Boston Scientific LATITUDE 6288, Patient Manual

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LATITUDE™ Communicator Patient Manual
DSL Internet Service
If you have digital subscriber line (DSL) internet service
provided through your telephone line, you may need to install
a DSL filter between the wall phone jack and the LATITUDE
Communicator.
Most DSL filters are small rectangular devices with standard
telephone jack connectors at each end. These filters are typically
provided by DSL service providers to connect telephones, an
answering machine, or a fax machine to your telephone line.
If you use DSL filters for such devices, you will need to install a
DSL filter to use the Communicator. If you use a dual-port DSL
filter, connect the Communicator to the port labeled PHONE or
where you would typically connect a telephone. For assistance,
contact your DSL service provider.
Replacement
If you need a replacement telephone cable or a different
connection accessory (cellular, internet, or hotspot), contact your
health care provider.
For information on returning, replacing, or disposing of your
telephone cable, see page 23 .
Hotspot Connection (Mobile Device)
The hotspot feature on your mobile device may be used for a
wireless connection to the Clinician Website.
To use hotspot, you must have the USB accessory adapter
plugged into your Communicator. (See the following section,
“USB Accessory Adapter Connection”.) The pairing PIN number
is “123456”. Enable hotspot and Bluetooth ® on your mobile
device while near your Communicator for at least 1 hour 1 hour each
day and for manual device interrogations. This allows enough
time for the Communicator to contact the LATITUDE System. You
may incur charges from your mobile phone network provider.
For assistance, contact your mobile device service provider.