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WALL MOUNTING
The Wall Mounting bracket is de- signed to fit on standard Wall Mounting plates.
1. Choose a spot near an electrical |
outlet and a telephone jack. |
Your phone requires a modular |
telephone jack and a standard |
electrical outlet (120v AC). The |
power cord is six feet long; make |
sure there is an electrical outlet |
within reach of the base. The outlet |
should not be controlled by a wall |
switch. If the switch is ever turned |
off, the phone will not operate. |
2. Position the wall mounting |
bracket on the base. |
Line up the tabs on the wall |
mounting adapter with the holes |
located on the back of the Base Unit .
PULSE |
TONE |
ON |
OFF |
RINGER |
Figure 1
7 PQRS | 8 TUV | 9WXYZ |
* | 0oper | # |
TONE |
on the bottom of the base (Figure |
POWER
SPARE BATT
CHARGING
HS
1). Snap the wall mounting bracket |
firmly in place. |
3. Mount the base on the wall. |
Position the base so the mounting |
studs will fit into the holes on the |
bottom of the base. Position the |
power cord to extend down the |
wall the phone is to be mounted |
on. Slide the base down on the |
mounting studs until it locks into |
place. |
4. Connect the telephone line cord. |
The telephone line cord has a |
one of the plugs into the jack on |
the back of the base. Insert the |
other end of the plug into the wall |
jack. |
5. Plug the AC adapter into an |
electrical outlet and the DC |
connecter into the power jack |
MEM Q.MEM REDIAL
HOLD FLASH MUTE
INT.COMSP.PHONE
VOL
DIGITAL 900MHz
CORDLESS
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