Plug the cables provided into the dialler as shown above.
At the wall, unplug the cable to the phone(s) from the BT wall socket, and plug it into the BT socket attached to the dialler, and the cable from the dialler into the BT wall socket.
Pick up a phone to ensure you get a dial tone, as normal. If you don’t, make sure the supplied cables are in the right slots.
Now power up the unit, by plugging the AC power adapter into the mains, and the connector into the dialler socket marked “Power”. The unit lights up blue.
When you lift the phone, you will now hear the voice prompts to allow you to put your first names and numbers into the phone.
At the wall, unplug the cable to the phone(s) from the BT wall socket, and plug it into the BT socket attached to the dialler, and the cable from the dialler into the BT wall socket.
Pick up a phone to ensure you get a dial tone, as normal. If you don’t, make sure the supplied cables are in the right slots.
Now power up the unit, by plugging the AC power adapter into the mains, and the connector into the dialler socket marked “Power”. The unit lights up blue.
When you lift the phone, you will now hear the voice prompts to allow you to put your first names and numbers into the phone.
Voice Dialler - Further Description and Installation Instructions
The Voice Dialler package comprises the Dialler box itself, two telecoms cables with appropriate connectors, and a power supply, together
with installation instructions.
It is very easily connected to the telephones in the house. Just plug it in, using the cables
provided.
Connecting the Voice Dialler to your phones:
To enable one of your telephones to be controlled by voice, follow
the lead from the phone back to the wall socket, and install the dialler here. Alternatively, if you have more than one telephone
socket in your house, you may wish to install the dialler to benefit all your phones. In which case, the best place for your
dialler is close to where your main BT wall box (where the wires come in from the exchange) is located: then it may be possible
for all phones in the house to benefit from voice dialling -- however, as the unit is powered, the dialler also requires an electrical
socket quite near (within 6ft / 2m or so), so if necessary you can locate it elsewhere, bearing in mind this may restrict which phones
can use voice dialling.
Technical Note: If you already have devices plugged into the socket you want to use (for instance a DSL
splitter or a pre-dial box) then the voice dialler should plug on the phone side of these units. If you have an emergengy call button, then that must be in parallel to the dialler:
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