3. Use the other cable (with identical RJ 11
connectors) enclosed in the package to
connect the DSL modem with the splitter.
Plug one connector of the cable into the
DSL
port on the back of the DSL modem. Plug
the other connector into the
MODEM
port of
the splitter.
4. Proceed with the DSL modem installation by
following the instructions on page 14.
If your telephone socket is unsuitable (it has
a different connector) and the connecting
cable cannot be pulled out, however your NT
has a line-in jack that can be freed (suitable
NT – see figure on page 9), follow the steps
below:
1. Disconnect the line cable from the NT and
plug it into the splitter port labelled
LINE
.
10
11
If you have a suitable socket from which the
connector can be pulled out, follow the steps
below:
1. Pull out the cable from the socket and plug it
into the splitter port labelled
PHONE
.
2. Connect the telephone socket with the
splitter by plugging the cable enclosed in
the package (both connectors are identical
– RJ 11) into the splitter’s connector labelled
LINE
.
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