Boston Scientific LATITUDE, Patient Manual

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LATITUDE
® Communicator Patient Manual
English
Using the Telephone While the Communicator
is Making a Call
If you pick up the phone while the Communicator is
using the telephone line, hang up the receiver, wait 3 or
more seconds, and then pick up the telephone receiver
again. The Communicator will disconnect and dial tone
will be restored.
If the Communicator does not disconnect and restore
dial tone, hang up the receiver. Then unplug the
Communicator from electrical power. You can then use
your phone. Plug the Communicator back in after you
have fi nished using the phone.
The Communicator will attempt to reconnect later.
DSL Internet Service
If you have digital subscriber line (DSL) Internet service
provided through your telephone line, you may need to
install a DSL
fi lter between the wall phone jack and the
LATITUDE Communicator.
Most DSL fi lters are small rectangular devices with
standard telephone jack connectors at each end. These
fi lters 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 fi lters for such devices, you will need to
install a DSL fi lter to use the Communicator. If you use
a dual-port DSL fi lter, connect the Communicator to
the port labeled PHONE or where you would typically
connect a telephone. For assistance, contact your
DSL service provider or LATITUDE Patient Services at
1-866-484-3268.