• Reset Button: Press and hold this button for 10 seconds to restore the device to its factory default settings.

• System Indicator: This indicator shows the system status. When blinking, it indicates that the system is working properly. If it remains static or off, it suggests a system malfunction.

• Power Indicator: This indicator displays the power status of the device, indicating whether it is powered on or off.

• SD Slot: Insert an SD card into this slot to store recording files, voicemails, or logs.

• USB Slot: Insert a USB flash drive into this slot to store recording files, voicemails, or logs.

• WAN Port: This port is used for connecting the device to a Wide Area Network (WAN), allowing communication with external networks or the internet.

• LAN Port: This port is used for connecting the device to a Local Area Network (LAN), facilitating communication within the local network.

• Console: The console port allows for connection to an RS232 line, typically used for system debugging or configuration.

• Power Switch: Press this button to switch the device on or off.

• Power Inlet: Connect the supplied power supply to this port to provide power to the device.

• Protective Earth: This connection is used for grounding, reducing the risk of electrocution to the user and protecting the device from external noise, such as during a lightning strike.

• Antenna Socket: This socket is used to attach an antenna to the device, typically for wireless communication purposes.

These components are commonly found on devices like communication systems or P