Telephone Responder
(610-2692)                 Installation               Faxback Doc. # 19410

IMPORTANT

Your Telephone Responder is FCC registered.  In order to fully comply with
the FCC rules, these instructions should be followed prior to installing
and using the product:

1.  Connections cannot be made to coin operated telephones, or to party
    lines.  The FCC requires that any connections to telephone lines are
    to use standard plugs and adapters.

2.  Notify the telephone company that you will be connecting a Registered
    unit to the line.  Give them the following information regarding the
    Telephone Responder:

    A) FCC Registered Number B4S8N5-68382-OT-N

    B) Ringer Equivalence 0.3B.

3.  If a problem arises with your telephone service after you have
    connected the Telephone Responder, disconnect the unit to see if the
    problem is caused by its use.  If the Telephone Responder is at fault,
    leave it disconnected until it is repaired or replaced.  If the 
    telephone company makes a service call to your home and determines
    that the Telephone Responder has caused the problem, they have the 
    right to charge you for a service call.

INSTALLATION

1.  Plug power cord into any functioning 120V outlet and plug phone cord
    into an RJ11 phone jack.

2.  Using a small screwdriver, set Telephone Responder's Housecode dial
    to one of the letters (A through P).

3.  Set Security Code (0 to 999).  Use one, two or three digits as desired.
    Set all dials to OFF for no security code.

4.  Install and set up Plug'N Power/X-10 Modules (sold separately)
    referring to the instructions included with them.  Turn off the power 
    at the circuit breaker panel when installing Wall Switch Modules.

5.  Set all of your Modules to the same Housecode as you set on the 
    Telephone Responder.

6.  Set each Module to a Unit Code between 1 and 8.  Any Module(s) set to
    the same number as the third digit of the security code (on right) will
    flash on and off when the phone rings.


(CS 1/15/96)