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INSTALLATION

AC Adapter

Modular Wall Jack

Standard AC Outlet

Power Cord

Telephone Line Cord

Plug the other end of the line cord

into a modular phone jack. Make

sure the plug snaps firmly in place.

6 Mount the base on the wall.

(WALL MOUNTING ONLY)

Hold the base so that the mounting

knobs on the standard wall jack will

fit into the holes on the bottom of

the base. Slide the base down onto

the knobs until it locks into place.

7 Connect the power cord.

Plug the power cord into the jack

labeled POWER on the back of the

base. Plug the AC adapter on the

power cord into an electrical outlet.

The microcassette will automatically

rewind. When the tape stops moving,

the light above the P button

4 Set the Handset Ringer ON/OFF

switch.

Set the switch on the side of the

handset to ON so the handset will

ring. When this switch is set to OFF

the handset will not ring.

NOTE: If you set the Ringer ON/OFF

switch to OFF, the handset battery will last

longer. However, when the ringer is set to

OFF, you will always need to press

P

to answer a call, even when the handset has

been in the base.

5 Connect the telephone line cord.

Plug one end of the telephone line

cord into the jack on the back of the

base. (If you are wall mounting the

phone, wrap the excess cord in the

groove on the bottom of the base.)

1 Insert the microcassette.

Lift the cover and insert the

microcassette with the full reel

to the right.

2 Choose a spot near an electrical

outlet and a telephone jack.

• This phone requires a modular

telephone jack and a standard

electrical outlet (120v AC).

3 Install the handset battery.

(For an illustration of battery

installation, see “BATTERIES.”)

• Plug the battery pack connector

into the handset and place the

battery pack into the case, so the

wires rest above the battery

pack.

• Place the battery case cover on

the handset by sliding it on its

track up over the battery case

until it snaps firmly in place.

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