Zoom Dialer 26 manual Installing the Dialer

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Installing the Dialer

First, find a suitable location for the dialer. This location needs two things:

•A standard phone jack connected to the phone line you want to use for your dialer.

It’s okay if there’s something plugged into that jack, since the dialer has an extra jack for that situation. (The dialer should not be used on a phone line that has ADSL service for high-speed Internet access.)

•An electrical outlet near the phone jack for plugging in the dialer’s power cube.

This power outlet should be powered up all the time, and not turned on or off by a light switch.

The dialer’s location should be as close to where the phone line enters your premises as possible. See if you can tell where the phone line comes into your premises, and locate the dialer at the nearest phone jack if possible. If you can’t tell and you have an apartment, pick a jack toward the center of the building. If you can’t tell and you have a home, pick a jack on or near the first floor if possible.

Please see the picture below. Plug the power cube into the power outlet, and plug its other end into the dialer power jack. The dialer’s light will blink rapidly ON and OFF. If there’s something plugged into the phone jack you’ve chosen, unplug it and plug it into the dialer phone jack 1 as shown. Now plug the short dialer phone cord into the dialer phone jack 2, with the other end of the dialer cord going into the wall jack you’ve chosen. Once you do this, the light should blink once a second to show that the dialer is installed correctly. If the light stays ON constantly, you should swap the cords plugged into the dialer, so that the short cord goes into jack 1. Now the LED should blink properly, showing that the dialer is installed correctly.

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Dialer Installation & User’s Guide

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Contents Dialer Contents Getting Started How the Dialer WorksInstalling the Dialer Dialer LearnMode Setting Up the DialerNorth American Calling Number Calls Going Outside North AmericaPress # 0 key Advanced LearnMode Adding Keys# key phone number LearnMode Tips Dialer Installation & User’s Guide Settings # 8 1 # ## 8 0 # # #94 local area code##Bypassing the Dialer in AutoRoute Mode Routing Commands#93## #6 xxx#xxx#xxx## #7 xxx ###6* xxx# yyy # yyy # yyy ## #7* xxx # yyy ##Dialer Tone Settings #*33## for Medium tones nominally -6dBm default#*60## first tones same as other tones default #*43## For 100 millisecond tones defaultUsing the Dialer Dialer Installation & User’s Guide When I dial, why do the dialed digits sometimes sound soft? Frequently Asked QuestionsWhy isn’t the dialer routing my calls? How can I make the dialer dial faster? # * 8 1 # # # * 7 1 # #Wait for dialtone Dialer Installation & User’s Guide Does the dialer work with rotary or pulse phones? # 2 # # # 2 key # ##2## Can I use keys to route 101xxxx calls?#2 key## #2## # 951 ## Route Canadian calls via domestic card default # 961 ## Route Caribbean calls via domestic card default # 971 ## Route AK/HI calls via domestic card defaultDialer Learns a Calling Card using LearnMode Command SummarySelect Dialing Mode Kill a command that’s in progress Change Dialing VolumeErase all dialer programming Caution Dialer LED Definitions LED Pattern MeaningCopyright 2003 All rights reserved 1953-P2 27277 2003
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