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3.2.2 Interfacing to the telephone’s analogue connection line
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Basic view / position of the connections on the back of the unit enclosure:
1. Assure yourself that your telephone port is an analogue extension port (a/b port).
2. Pull out the plug of your telephone connection cable on the side of your telephone.
3. Plug the free end of the telephone connection cable into one of the CallRecorder unit’s
‘Line’ sockets.
4. Insert one of the plugs of the supplied RJ11 cable (large Western jack) into the CallRecorder
unit’s other ‘Line’ socket.
5. Then plug the other end of this cable into the now free telephone connection socket on your
receiver.
Tip:
If the connection cable on your telephone does not have the right sort of connector
plug (a Western jack), you can have a telephone engineer cut the cable at a suitable
point and fit two RJ11 plugs (6/4 Western jacks) on the free cable ends. You then
connect these plugs with the CallRecorder unit’s two ‘Line’ sockets.
Please note, however, that such action will impact on your telephone supplier’s warranty
and guarantee rights. Furthermore, in the case of rented or leased telephone systems,
for example, you should check in advance whether such modifications are allowed.
Important:
A connection directly to analogue landlines is not allowed!
Handset
Line
Power USB
Control
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telephone
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