TAD-325  (430-0396)            Preparation            Faxback Doc. # 14143

Choosing a Location

Choose a location for the TAD that lets it sit flat and level.  Be sure
it is convenient to a telephone jack and an AC outlet and the cords are
out of the way.

Connecting the TAD to the Telephone Line

The TAD-325 comes with a modular plug installed on the end of the phone
cable.  Plug it into an RJ-11 jack.

If you intend to connect both the TAD-325 and your phone to the same jack,
you need a duplex jack, such as our Cat. No. 279-357.

If your phone uses the old-style 4-pin jack or if your telephone is wired
directly to the wall, Radio Shack sells easy-to-install accessories for
conversion to the modular jack, or you can ask the telephone company to
make this change for you.

Note:  Your telephone company is authorized to charge you for the
       installation of jacks or any other necessary wiring.

Setting the Remote Control Security Code

The Remote Control Code is a "password" allowing you to activate your TAD
from a remote location.  It prevents unauthorized persons from controlling
your TAD.

The code, which you must set before you can have a remote access to your
TAD, is a two-digit number from 00 to 99.  You set it using the two rotary
REMOTE CODE switches on the bottom of the TAD.

With the MASTER POWER switch set to off, turn the arrow on the REMOTE CODE
switch to the desired number using the supplied tool.

Important:  Be sure that the power cord is not plugged into the AC outlet
            or the MASTER POWER switch is set to OFF, when you set/change
            the REMOTE CODE switches.

Connecting the TAD to the POWER Line

1.  Plug the power cord into a standard AC wall outlet.

2.  Turn the MASTER POWER switch on.  The switch is located on the right
    side of the TAD.  The STOP indicator lights.

Note:  The number you set on the left REMOTE CODE switch 1 is the first
       digit of the two-digit code; the number on the right switch 2 is
       the second digit.

Important:  When the MASTER POWER switch is off, the TAD is completely
            off and does not respond to any commands.  Put the switch
            in the OFF position when you do not want the TAD to respond
            to the remote turn-on feature.

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