I. single-line telephone connections, Installing the unit – Brother FAX-60 User Manual

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INSTALLING THE UNIT

SINGLE-LINE TELEPHONE CONNECTIONS

The simplest way to connect the

Brother FAX-60

unit to the public switched telephone network

(phone company lines) is to use a single telephone line. The connection is particularly simple if

you have a modular wall jack. The most common modular jack is referred to as the

USOC

RJ11C jack.

If you have such a jack, follow the instructions below. If your wall jack is not

modular, it is very easy to convert the wall plug to a modular form. Conversion kits are available

from your local phone company, an electronics / computer store (e.g.. Radio Shack) or the AT&T

Phone Center stores.

To connect your

FAX-60

to the telephone line, follow these steps:

• Connect one end of the curled handset cord to the handset and the second end to the

jack on the side of the facsimile unit.

• Take the telephone cord which is also included in the carton and connect one of its plugs

to the jack in the back of the

FAX-60

unit and the second plug to your modular wall jack

(USOC RJ11C). Now, the

FAX-60

is connected to the telephone network.

Please see the illustration below for the telephone connections.

NOTE:

If you have a MODULAR PHONE JACK

(USOC RJ11C),

simply plug the supplied

phone cord into the wall jack.

If you have the older 4-PRONG JACK, you must use a modular 4-prong adapter

USOC RJA1X.

Plug the adapter into the wall jack and then plug the phone cord into the adapter. This is
illustrated below.

MODULAR

PLUG