Specifications

RJ-14 TWO LINE SYSTEM (NO KSU)
Pros:
• Great Barge-In Protection For One Line
Cons:
• This installation is not recommended for even the gutsiest do-it-yourselfer!
The standard RJ-14 two-line phone system utilizes “two pair” phone line. To
install The Stick in this scenario, you will have to access the pair that controls the
chosen phone line and install modular wall jacks for connection to the line.
This can get really involved. Standard color pairings for telephone wiring are Red
with Green, Black with Yellow and Blue with White. To physically see what pairs
coincide with each phone number, you may need to chase the wiring back to the
“demarcation” point (where Telco wiring ends and residence wiring begins).
Before you undertake such a sincere and monumental task, consider this . . .
This wiring scheme has been the Waterloo of many an armchair telephone dude
(or dudette). Either you or the wiring is going to win and odds are not in your
favor. We strongly recommend- no, we beg of you- call a telephone installer for
this one. Show your installer the picture on page 33 and/or ask him if he’s got a
better idea. He might.
Feature Recommendations Pertinent To Installation
• Set Rings To Answer to “0”.
• Most two-line phones are not pulse dial, but if you happen to own the only
pulse dial two-line phone system in America, set Pulse Detect ON.