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PRL-771 Overview
Security
You have full access to the interior of the RT and to each Line Module by loosening the Telco override screw from
the Customer Access door, or by loosening the tamper-proof screw from the Telco Access door (see Figure 2). The
tamper-proof screw can be either of the following:
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#8 pan-head pin and socket type, which requires a 5/32-inch drilled hex key. The #8 pan-head pin and socket
type screw is preferred for improved security.
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3/8-inch hex-head screw, which requires a 3/8-inch nut driver (216 tool or can wrench).
In either case, to gain access to the interior of the RT and to each Line Module, use a 5/32-inch drilled hex key to
loosen and then remove the Telco override screw from the Customer Access or Telco Access door.
Subscribers can place a padlock through the customer-padlock hole drilled into the Customer Access door hasp to
secure the Customer Access door.
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TELEPHONE
NETWORK
INTERFACE
CUSTOMER
Figure 2. Securing the Customer Access Door
January 6, 2003
Customer Access latch
Telco override screw
ACCESS
Customer Access screw
Customer-padlock hole
SCP-PRL771-012-05H
PG-Plus PRL-771
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