User manual BELKIN F8V1027

[. . . ] Wireless Modem Jack Create a phone jack for your modem from any AC outlet Table of Contents Introduction . Safety and Operation Precautions Getting Started . . 2 2 3 3 4 5 5 6 User Manual F8V1027 Introduction Thank you for purchasing the Wireless Modem Jack from Belkin. We are confident you will find this an excellent solution for accessing the Internet through your TV Internet box. [. . . ] After completing steps 1-5 in the installation sequence above, set up security for both units by following the easy steps below. Using a small pointed object, such as a pen or pencil tip, press the black recessed button on the side of the base unit. The green light on the front of the base unit will come on and stay lit during the security programming sequence. Note: Once the button is pressed, you must program the extension unit within five minutes. If the five-minute time limit is exceeded, the light on the base unit will go out and the programming procedure must be restarted by once again pressing the button on the base station. Base Unit Green Light 2. Using the same small pointed object, press the black recessed button on the side of the extension unit. The green light on the front of the extension unit will flash once. This is your notification that the security programming for this extension is complete. To program additional extensions to the same base, repeat step 2 with the additional extensions. Note: When the button is pushed on the extension, the light on the extension should come on for a few seconds, and then go out. This indicates that the unit is operating properly. If the green light is flashing repeatedly, your base unit is not in programming mode. You will need to return to step 1 and repeat the steps. Extension Unit Green Light 3. Once all extensions have been programmed, you will need to verify the dial tone for each phone. Take your phone off the hook and listen: you should hear a dial tone. 4 Troubleshooting Most difficulties associated with the Wireless Modem Jack result from improper installation. If the recommendations below do not solve your difficulty, remove both the base unit and remote units from the AC outlets; remove all cords and reinstall the equipment, taking extreme care to follow the instructions on the previous pages closely. Your environment--including such factors as equipment location, or specific design or structural characteristics of your home or office--can affect your computer modem performance and/or create interference. Static, buzzing, or humming sounds are indications of interference. If you experience unusually high noise levels, follow the troubleshooting actions on this page. No dial tone Check connections, check your power source, try new cords, move the base and/or extension unit. Static/interference Repeat security programming on page 4. Note: Halogen lamps, light dimmers, touch lamps, fluorescent lights, and some surge protectors can cause static. [. . . ] The telephone company may make changes in its facilities or procedures that could affect the operation of this equipment. If this happens, the telephone company will provide advanced notice in order for you to make the necessary modifications to maintain uninterrupted service. Ringer Equivalence The Ringer Equivalence Number (REN) for the equipment is 0. 4. The REN assigned to each terminal equipment provides an indication of the maximum number of devices that may be connected to the telephone network. [. . . ]