SECTION MITL91 OS/91 1 O-096-350-NA
FUNCTIONAL DESCRIPTION
General
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INSTALLATION AND MAINTENANCE CONSIDERATIONS
CAUTION: 1NSTALLERS SHOULD NOT A-l-TEMPT TO USE A BUTT-IN
ON THE SUPERSET 4 LINES, AS NO LINE VERIFICATION
CAN BE MADE AND LINE CARD OPERATION MAY BE AF-
FECTED. A SUPERSET 4 SET CANNOT BE USED AS A POW-
ER FAIL TRANSFER EXTENSION.
Installation
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Installation of the SUPERSET 4 set is simplified because of the
following:
Handset and line cords are modular-connector-ended.
Line cord is captive.
No local power supply is required. Power is provided by the
system and distributed through the line.
Only nonessential user programming is required (i.e., speed call
entry, call forward destination, name and timed reminder).
Installers can use set display feature to identify lines pro-
grammed to appear at the set.
Initialization of the SUPERSET 4 set occurs automatically when
power is applied to the set.
Installation of a SUPERSET 4 set into a powered-up system
consists of:
Assembly of handset, handset cord and main body of the
SUPERSET 4 set.
Connection of line cord to local modular jack
Verifying initialization procedures have been executed. This
should take approximately 10 s.
When procedures are complete, time and date are displayed.
Identification of customer telephone number and lines appear-
ing at the set.
Performance of installer loop test procedures. This verifies f
transmission and reception paths and key and display opera-
tion.
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