Installing Your Superline Adapter - Paradyne 6512 Installation Instructions Manual

Installing Your SuperLine Adapter

There are several ways to connect your SuperLine Adapter, depending on your current
phone configuration, data needs (Internet), and future needs. You can connect any
combination of two phones, fax machines, or modems through your adapter. Any
device connected to your adapter must be FCC Part 68-registered for the U.S. and
Industry Canada CS-03-certified for use in Canada.
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Connecting Multiple Phones, Fax Machines, or Modems to Your Adapter
This procedure describes how to connect multiple phones, fax machines, or
modems to your SuperLine Adapter (page 10).
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Connecting a 2-Line Phone (with One or Two Superlines)
This procedure describes how to connect a 2-line phone to your SuperLine
Adapter if you have purchased one or two superlines with your adapter (page 12).
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Connecting 2-Line Phone (with Two Superlines)
This procedure describes how to connect a 2-line phone to your SuperLine
Adapter if you have purchased two superlines with your adapter (page 14). You
can also connect the third line of a 3-line phone or an additional phone, fax
machine, or modem.
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Connecting a Modem to Your Adapter
This procedure describes how to connect a modem through the superline
PHONE 1/2 and PHONE 2 jacks on your adapter rear panel (page 16).
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Optional Configuration
This procedure describes how to connect multiple phones, fax machines, or
modems in separate rooms (page 18). This configuration may not be applicable in
all homes or small offices.
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High-Speed Data Service
This procedure describes how to connect your SuperLine Adapter to a PC or Hub
for high-speed Internet services (page 20). This feature may not be available in
your area. Contact your local phone company for further information.
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Connecting Phone Filters to Your Existing Phones
This procedure describes how to connect a phone filter to your existing phones
(page 21).
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Applying Power to the Unit
This section provides steps to apply power to your adapter and verify its proper
operation (page 22).
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