8
II. Getting started
LJ-120
How to connect the handset and telephone line
Plug one end of the coiled handset cord into the handset and the
other end into the socket on the side of the telephone.
Insert the base unit’s telephone line plugs into the PTT wall socket and
telephone socket LINE IN as shown on the illustration.
Note!
The telephone is equipped with two line sockets. These sockets
are connected in parallel. It does not matter, where the
telephone line and second telephone are connected.
After connecting the telephone, the display shows the date, the clock and the
counter of the CLIP numbers. These symbols will be always displayed in the
standby mode.
How to set the dial mode for your type of telephone exchange
These are two different modes a telephone can use to communicate with the
local exchange. Modern telephone exchanges accept TONE dialing, but some
older exchanges accept only PULSE dialing. This telephone is capable of
either type of dialing- but if your local telephone exchange is a modern one
that accepts TONE dialing, this is the best type to use, because:
it gives you much faster connections,
it allows you to use special functions if they are available in your area.
To set the right dial mode:
move the
MODE P/T
switch to
T
or
P
position.
Note!
Special functions are available only if the relevant TP S.A.
services have been subscribed to.
If more information is required, please contact the BOK office
or your network provider.
Wall mounting
The wall mount brackets are located underneath the telephone base unit. The
telephone can be conveniently wall mounted near the PTT line socket.
To mount the base onto the wall:
drill two holes into the wall in the correct position, a distance of 89 mm
apart. Put the screws into the wall, leaving about 5 mm free to hang
the wall mounting bracket,
mount the stand (please see the below figure)
set the wall clip in the right position,
replace the handset on the base unit,
hang the telephone onto the screws.
