Technical data

Preparation
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Situating the Telephone
Requirements
– Existing connections in the immediate vicinity of where the telephone is
placed:
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For power supply via power plug: a 230-V power socket
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Output socket on the DSL router or an existing network outlet
Warning: Any liquid that penetrates the casing can result in a life-threaten-
ing electric shock or can damage or destroy the device.
씮 Only operate the system telephone in closed, dry rooms.
Attention: Mechanical stress and electro-magnetic fields can result in the
damage or destruction of the device or interfere in its function.
씮 Avoid mechanical stress (for example, vibrations) and the proximity of
equipment that radiates electro-magnetic fields (for example, amateur
radio sets, mobile phones, DECT systems, WLAN routers, etc.).
씮 Protect the system telephone from direct sunlight, condensation, dirt,
dust, caustic liquids and steam.
씮 Note the values for ambient temperature and humidity indicated in the
technical specifications.
Steps to Take
1. Place the telephone on a clean, flat surface.
Attention: Some plastics and paint used on furniture may react chemically
with the plastic feet on the device and cause them to soften. Plastic chem-
ically changed in this way on the feet of the device may cause damage to
the surface of your furniture.
씮 Place the system telephone on a non-slip pad.