Telstra Voice Extender Getting To Know Manual

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Getting to know your
Telstra Voice Extender

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LED Status Indicator

RJ11 Socket

One-touch Pair Button

Finding your way around your Telstra Voice Extender

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The Telstra Voice Extender (TVE) connects wirelessly via DECT to the DECT base inside your
Telstra modem. The RJ11 telephone port located at the base of the TVE then provides a
standard telephone wall socket in your house allowing you to connect any standard cordless or
corded telephone wirelessly between the TVE and modem.

The benefits of the TVE are as follows:

• Allows you to use your standard telephone on the Telstra service when used with a
compatible Telstra modem.

• Locate your telephone in a convenient location away from your Telstra modem. The only
requirement is that it must be within DECT range of your Telstra modem. This is normally
between 30 and 50 meters.

To use your TVE you have to pair the device to your Telstra modem. Refer to page 4.

Getting to know your Telstra Voice Extender

DECT

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Following these easy steps to pair your TVE to your Telstra modem:

Plug the TVE into a conveniently located wall outlet within DECT range of your Telstra

modem and press the button on the Telstra modem.

Next press the button located on the side of the Telstra Voice Extender.

The LED will show solid green to show successful registration.

Pair the TVE with your Telstra modem

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You can now plug in any standard corded or cordless phone into the RJ11 socket

located on the bottom of the TVE. The TVE will provide the standard dial tone and

call functionalities of a standard telephone socket.

DECT

Connecting a telephone

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To de-register your TVE from your Telstra modem you would need to access your user settings

of the Telstra modem on your computer. Follow the instructions supplied with your modem to

access the user settings.

You can either connect to your modem via Ethernet or Wi-Fi and by typing the set-up URL

supplied with your modem into your browser. You will then have the option in the DECT settings

to disconnect the TVE from the internal DECT base. To register it again follow the steps on page

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De-register your TVE

DECT

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Understanding the LED indicator

LED status indication:

• Power on - LED always on

• During registration - quick flash, 0.5s on and 0.5s off

• Call in use - slow flash, 1s on and 1s off.

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Not yet on NBN?

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If you are using your TVE with an ADSL connection (not NBN), you will need to connect your

phone line to your modem via you ADSL filter. See diagram below.

TELEPHONE

WALL SOCKET

1. Plug your ADSL splitter into the telephone wall
socket.

2. Plug the cable marked ADSL MODEM into the DSL
socket on the back of the modem.

3. Plug the cable marked PHONE into the socket
marked PSTN on the back of the modem.

ADSL FILTER / SPLITTER

Technical specifications

• DECT GAP standard between the TVE and Telstra modem.

• Build in SLIC for FXS port

• DTMF tone dialing

• Call progress indication, dial tone, ring back tone.

• One key for registration

• Narrow band audio

• FSK Caller ID in FXS port

• Ring pulse in FXS port

• Input Voltage 100 VAC – 240 VAC

• Frequency 50 / 60 Hz

• Current 60 mA (max)

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Support

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