Cisco 851710 Install
Based on the model number 851710 , this references the Cisco Unified IP Conference Station 7937G . The number "851710" is the part number often used for ordering the complete unit (specifically the Charcoal/Gray version). Below is a comprehensive installation guide and content overview for the Cisco 851710 (7937G), covering hardware setup, network registration, and troubleshooting.
Cisco 851710 (7937G) Installation Guide 1. Package Contents & Hardware Overview Before beginning, verify the package includes the following:
Cisco Unified IP Conference Station 7937G (Base Unit). Power Supply Unit (PSU) (Cube power brick). Power Cord (Country specific). Category 5 or higher Ethernet Cable . Wall-Mount Kit (Optional hardware, often included). Quick Start Guide .
Physical Features:
Speaker/Microphone Array: The top mesh section. Note that this unit is Full-Duplex , allowing simultaneous two-way conversation without clipping. Keypad: Standard phone keypad with soft keys, a "New Call" button, and a directional navigation cluster. Ports (Underside):
DC Power input. Network (LAN) port (10/100). Accessory port (for future expansion microphones, though rarely used on the 851710 base).
2. Installation Steps Step 1: Site Selection cisco 851710 install
Place the unit in the center of a conference room table. Avoid placing it near air conditioning vents, fans, or overhead projectors, as the microphones are sensitive and will pick up ambient noise (reducing clarity). Ensure an Ethernet wall jack is within reach.
Step 2: Connections (The "Box" Setup) The 7937G does not support Power over Ethernet (PoE) on all hardware revisions. While some later revisions might attempt it, it is highly recommended to use the provided Power Supply (PSU) to ensure the speaker has enough power for high volume.
Connect the Ethernet Cable: Plug one end into the network port on the bottom of the station and the other into the wall jack or network switch. Connect Power: Plug the power cord into the PSU, connect the PSU barrel jack to the Conference Station, and plug the AC end into a wall outlet. Based on the model number 851710 , this
Step 3: Boot Up & Verification
The unit will power on immediately. The screen will display the Cisco logo and a boot-up progress bar. The unit will attempt to acquire an IP address via DHCP.