The mailstation 2™ requires an analog phone during the
installation process. Connect the phone cord to the
mailstation 2™ and the other end to an analog phone line.
The following are usually analog lines:
• Fax lines
• Lines used by modems or credit card readers
• Residential phone lines
If you are using a DSL line you should use a DSL lter
obtained from your DSL provider.
NOTE: For printing postage, the mailstation 2™ does not
have to be connected to a phone line. However, if you add
funds frequently, we recommend you keep it connected to
an analog phone line.
ATTENTION
Some commercial phone
systems use digital lines
that may damage the
mailstation 2™. Like the
mailstation 2™, most fax
machines, credit card
readers and modems also
require analog lines. The
mailstation 2™ can share
a line with these devices.
When in doubt, ask the
person responsible for
your phone systems.
2
Connect Phone Cord
Phone
Alternative Method: Using an Analog Phone Line
3
Please do not apply power to
your mailstation 2™ until Step 3
2
Alternative Set-up: Using an Analog Phone Line
3
Install Scale
Position the scale on top of the meter as shown.
Connect the scale cable to the scale connector on the back of the
mailstation 2™ at the scale icon.
Tighten the screws to ensure a secure connection.
If you want to place the scale in a different location, an optional
four-foot scale cable (#978-6) can be purchased by contacting
Pitney Bowes.
Plug the power cord into
the unit as shown and into
a convenient outlet that is
not controlled by a switch
or power strip. There is no
on/off switch on your meter.
Press the number 1 key to select English.
Press the number 2 key to select French.
4
Connect Power
Lock
Class
Funds
Menu
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GHI
PQRS
Back
ABC
JKL
TUV
Space
DEF
MNO
WXYZ
Shift
.
Review
no
yes
Enter
Power
5
Select Language
Select Language
1. English