Skutch Electronics CK-1P User Manual
"Telecommunication Products to solve Telecommunication Problems"
Audio Cable (For CD Players Only)
Power Cube
CK-1P
Promotion-
On-Hold
Adapter
For the KX-TG4500,
KX-TG4000 & KXTG2000 Phones
12/8/04
Introduction
Thank you for purchasing the Skutch CK-1P Promotion-On-Hold Adapter for the
Panasonic KX-TG4500, KX-TG4000 four line, and KX-TG2000 two line cordless phone
systems. The CK-1P is a true plug and play device. The unit does not require any
"Learning" to operate. When a call is placed ON HOLD from any cordless phone or the
base station, the ON HOLD caller will hear the Promotion-On-Hold audio. When the line
is re-answered, the audio automatically stops. It's that simple!
NOTE #1: If you are installing the CK1P on a two line KX-TG2000, see the "KXTG2000 Installation Notes" on page 3 before starting.
NOTE #2: If you transfer a call to a Voice Mail Box after a call has been answered by
a live person, Promotion-On-Hold will play over the message.
Sensor Board
Sensor Board Cable
Installation
1- Make sure that the surface on the telephone is clean and free of dust and/or oil.
2- Peel the paper protector off back side of the "SENSOR BOARD" . Carefully align as
shown in Fig. 2. On the sticky foam side of the board there are 4 circular cut outs. These
cutouts must be aligned directly over the 1-4 lights on the phone. Once you are SURE it
is aligned, press down to attach to phone. Use the GRAY edges of the phone's display for
alignment.
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CAUTION: The SENSOR BOARD must be aligned correctly or the unit will not
Sensor Board Alignment
operate properly. If you need to removing the SENSOR BOARD once attached, slowly
lift up on one edge of the SENSOR BOARD. Pulling the SENSOR BOARD off fast
could damage the foam pad.
Align to GRAY edge of DISPLAY on Phone
Here!
Here!
Fig. 1
Align with
Downward Edge
Here!
Fig. 2
3- Position the CK-1P box under the base telephone with the jacks facing towards the
back of the phone. (See Fig. 3).
Fig. 3
4- Connect the SENSOR BOARD CABLE between the CK-1P Box and the SENSOR
BOARD as shown in Fig. 4.
Fig. 4
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