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Matrix: Matrix +3 stations DB-15 to RJ-45 modular connector wiring
Matrix: Matrix +3 stations DB-15 to RJ-45 modular connector wiring
By Administrator
Apr 06, 2019
Some older Matrix +3 compatible stations including the ICS-2002, ICS-92, ICS-102 may only have a DB-15 connector (no RJ-45 connector) that was originally designed for connection to Matrix +2 frames. Clear-Com supplied a modular adapter (part # 770019) that configured the DB-15 pinouts to an RJ-45 connection compatible with Matrix +3 frame ports using standard CAT-5 or 6 wiring. Diagram below shows internal wiring on the modular adapter and is also available as a PDF attachment below:
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