Supplemental information on cable connections

Follow the instructions below if required.

Connecting the all-in-one cable if it is not already connected to the terminal

Connecting Ethernet and power cables to the terminal without using the all-in-one cable

Connect the all-in-one cable to the terminal

In the event that you need to disconnect and reconnect the all-in-one cable, follow the instructions below to complete that connection.

Turn the terminal over so that you are looking at the underside of the terminal. Lift the flap covering the connection well and remove it to expose the connection well.
	Plug the dial connection from the splitter into the dial port. Note: Even though the dial and RS232 connections are not used, plug them in anyway to ensure the splitter sits in the connection well properly. If you leave them unplugged, you will not be able to close the lid on the connection well.
	Plug the RS232 connection from the splitter into the RS232 port.
	Plug the Ethernet connection from the splitter into the Ethernet port labelled with the network symbol ().
	Plug the power connection from the splitter into the power port labelled with the power symbol () .
	At the top of the connection well, slide the splitter wedge over the splitter clips to secure the splitter in place (it should be tight against the underside of the terminal).
	Close the flap to cover the connection well.

Connecting cables to the terminal without using the all-in-one cable

In the event that you need to connect cables to the terminal and you do not want to utilize the all-in-one cable, follow these instructions to connect cables to the terminal directly.

Turn the terminal over so that you are looking at the underside of the terminal. Lift the flap covering the connection well and remove it to expose the connection well.
	Plug the Ethernet cable into the Ethernet port labelled with the network symbol ().
	Plug the power cable into the power port labelled with the power symbol .
Replace the flap to cover the connection well.