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FCC
and
Other
Information
If
requested by
the
telephone
company,
inform
them
as
follows:
FCC
Registration
No
(found
on
the
bottom
of
the
unit)
Ringer Equivalence
0.18
The
particular
telephone
line
to
which
the
equipment
is
connected.
This
unit
must
not
be connected
to
a
coin
operated
line.
If
you
are
on a
party
line,
check
with
your
local
telephone
company.
Ringer Equivalence No. (REN):
The
REN
is
useful
in
determining
the quantity
of
devices
you
may
connect
to
your
telephone
line
and
still
have
all
of
those devices
ring
when
your telephone
number
Is
called.
In
most,
but not
all
areas, the
sum
of
the
REN's
of
all
devices
connected
to
one
line
should
not
exceed
five (5.0).
To
be
certain of
the
number
of
devices
you
may
connect
to
your
line,
as determined by
the
REN,
you
should contact your
local
telephone
company
to
determine
the
maximum
REN
for
your
calling
area.
In
the
event
tenminal
equipment causes
hamn
to
the
telephone
network, the
telephone
company
should
notify
the customer,
if
possible, that
service
may
be
stopped.
However,
where
prior
notice
is
impractical,
the
company
may
temporarily
cease
service providing
that they:
(a)
Promptly
notify
the
customer.
(b)
Give
the
customer an
opportunity
to correct
the
problem
with
their
equipment.
(c)
Inform the
customer
of
the
right
to
bring
a
complaint
to
the Federal
Communication Commission
pursuant
to
procedures
set out
in
FCC
Rules
and
Regulations Subpart
E
of
Part 68.
The
Telephone
Company may make
changes
in
its
communications
facilities,
equipment,
operations or procedures,
where such
action
is
reasonably
required
in
the operation
of
its
business
and
Is
not Inconsistent
with
the
rules
and
regulations
in
FCC
Part 68.
If
such
changes can be
reasonably expected
to
render
any customer
terminal
equipment
Incompatible
with
telephone
company
communications
facilities,
or
require modification or
alteration of
such
terminal
equipment, or othenwise
materially
affect
Its
use
or
performance, the
customer
shall
be
given
adequate
notice
in
writing, to
allow the
customer an
opportunity
to
maintain uninterrupted
service.
When
programming emergency numbers
and/or
making
test calls to
emergency
numbers:
1
.
Remain on
the
line
and
briefly
explain
to
the dispatcher the
reason
for
the
call
before
hanging
up.
2.
Perform such
activities in
the off-peak hours,
such as
early
morning hours
or
late
evenings.
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