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Installing a Line Grabber Module
Additional phones and equipment that share the same line can interfere with the panel's capabil-
ity to send an emergency call. If your customer has additional phones or equipment on the same
line, consider installing a Line Grabber module (60-978) on each phone jack (refer to Figure 3).
The Line Grabber module disconnects any device that is in use and allows an emergency call to
be sent to the monitoring station.
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To install a Line Grabber module:
1. Plug one end of the phone cord (included with module) into a home phone jack.
2. Plug the opposite end of the phone cord into the Line Grabber's right jack.
3. Using a second phone cord, plug one end into the Line Grabber's left jack.
4. Plug the opposite end of the second phone cord into the desired device.
• Follow Steps 1-4 to install a Line Grabber on each phone jack that shares the same line.
Note
For DSL subscribers, install a DSL microfilter between the Line Grabber and the phone jack. Contact
your local cable provider to receive a DSL microfilter.
Figure 3. Installing a Line Grabber Module
Plugging in the Power
The panel is pre-wired for power. Plug the transformer into a standard 110V AC outlet.
Note
To prevent your system from losing power, do not plug the transformer into an AC outlet that is con-
trolled by a switch or part of a ground fault interrupt circuit (GFIC).
Powering the System
On the panel, set the Power switch to
. The panel announces "Hello. System two-zero OK."
ON
Note
After powering, the panel may announce "System Low Battery" and the Status light may flash. It may
also take several hours for the battery to fully charge after initially powering the system.
Adjusting Speaker Volume
The Volume button controls the audible level of announcements and two-way talk sessions. Each
time you press the button, the speaker volume increases one level and the panel announces the
volume level.
Setting the System
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