Inno media InfoTalk 7, Operating Manual

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Procedures:
1. Switch off your InfoTalk and the power adapter.
2. Disconnect your phone from the InfoTalk unit.
3. Plug your phone back into InfoTalk and turn on the power on the power
adapter, then your InfoTalk unit.
4. After the Welcome Screen shows up on InfoTalk, pick up your phone and
make a regular local call.
Is the phone working now?
1. If not, unplug the phone from InfoTalk and plug it into another wall phone
jack. Try calling from that location.
2. If the problem still persists, the problem could be in the phone. Connect
another phone to InfoTalk and try a regular dial-out.
VI. INFOTALK USAGE WITH OTHER DEVICES:
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Recommended connectivity for InfoTalk
1. Direct phone line connection to the wall.
2. Use of normal telephone set with touch tone dialing.
3. Need to disable Call Waiting in order to avoid call disruption.
4. No parallel connection to any other devices. For example: PC modem, fax
machine, another phone, etc.
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InfoTalk usage with my office PABX?
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At this point, we do not have full support of InfoTalk usage to office PABX.
Please take note that different PABXs use proprietary technology for the
product implementation, hence full compatibility is difficult. However, please
refer to the stated key points for reference as you plan to connect InfoTalk
to your office PABX.
1. Your PABX system should be a 2-wire system.
2. Your PABX system should connect to PSTN analog line and not digital
ISDN line.
3. In order to utilize InfoTalk within your PABX system efficiently, it will be
good to place the InfoTalk(s) at the lower order lines. Ex. If you have 8
lines for your PABX, it will be better to assign line 7 & line 8 for InfoTalk
if you want to install 2 units within your PABX. This is more effective since
lines 7 & 8 are the last 2 lines that will be used for normal phone
communication.
4. You should connect your InfoTalk in between the incoming analog phone
lines and your PABX system.