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MXD Users Manual
April 5, 2012
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Follow the general installation procedures steps for POTS systems, and also complete one of the
following three configurations. Even with these configurations, it is possible that you will need to call
your service provider for more extensive troubleshooting.
1.
Configuration 1: Plug-in DSL filters, supplied by the DSL provider, are installed between
telephone wall jacks and telephones in the home.
If Configuration 1 has been installed in your
location, plug a DSL filter into the wall jack and then plug the MXD's telephone cord into the
DSL filter. See Figure 6 below
.
NOTE: Some DSL filters supplied by DSL providers degrade the signals sent by the MXD to
the response center. If your MXD has problems communicating with the response center,
replace the DSL provider's filter with one from a different supplier. Contact your service
provider for assistance in obtaining a high quality DSL filter.
Figure 6. MXD Connections for Locations with a Self-Installed DSL Filter
2.
Configuration 2: The DSL filter is hard wired by the DSL provider. In this instance the
location does not have self-installed filters on the telephone jacks, and the MXD unit should be
connected in the same manner as for traditional telephone service. See Figure 7 below.
Figure 7. MXD Connections for Locations with Hard-Wired DSL Filters
(Connections are the same as for standard telephone service)