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2.) Connect the provided phone cord from any telephone RJ11 I jack to the jack on the PhoneLinc marked

DISABLING X-10 TRANSMISSIONS:

"TELEPHONE LINE".

again. In both cases 5 confirmation beeps will be heard. This feature is useful when touch-tones are used to send

upon it. USE YOUR PhoneLinc CAREFULLY.

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1.) Plug the 12 volt power module into any functioning 120 volt AC outle and it's cord end into the POWER: 12V

telephone line, a valid touch-tone on the telephone line will cause the red light on the PhoneLinc@ to blink

Be careful when using your PhoneLinc to transmit X-10 codes to modules controlling appliances. If you use it to turn

OFF. After the power and telephone lines are connected to the PhoneLinc, make sure the red light blinks OFF

CAUTION

Pressing '###' will disable the PhoneLinc from sending any X-10 codes; pressing '***' or hanging up, enables it

3.) Plug the POWER LINE INTERFACE module into any functioning 120 volt AC outlet. Connect the provided

The red indicator (LED) lights on both the POWER LINE INTERFACE and the PhoneLinc serve to show that

INSTALLATION:

information (such as in banking services) and X-10 code transmissions are not desired.

DC jack hole on the PhoneLinc.

would be even more dangerous if you used remote control to turn on an electric heater that had clothing draped

on an empty coffee pot, for example, you could bum up it's heating element, and even create a fire hazard. It

cord from the module to the jack on the PhoneLinc marked "TO POWER LINE INTERFACE".

receives its signals on the inner two wires of the 4-wire telephone cable (usually the red and green).

power is present. When a valid X-10 signal is either being sent by the PhoneLinc or being received from another

source, the red light on the POWER LINE INTERFACE will blink OFF. When connected correctly to the

when a touch-tone button is pressed. If it does not, PhoneLinc is connected to the wrong telephone line; PhoneLinc