Tynetec Reach, User'S Installation Manual

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1.5 REACH AND EXTENSION TELEPHONES
It is very important that all telephones in the users home are connected to the Reach
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TEL socket.
This method of connection ensures that an alarm call on the Reach unit will always disconnect any
other equipment that might cause connection difficulties.
1.6 REACH AND BROADBAND
Broadband Service Providers will supply a filter module to plug into the telephone line to allow
connection of a computer and a normal telephone. Only one filter module is required to connect the
computer, telephone and Reach when configured as shown below;
The Reach and the computer are connected to the filter module.
The users telephone is plugged into the Reach
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TEL socket.
If extension telephones are fitted they should be connected as shown in section 1.5 above.
If you experience connection difficulties or noise on the Reach audio then a poor quality filter may be
the cause. Approved filter modules are available from Tynetec – order P/No. W00409.