Invotel SX8500 User Manual
Invotel Audio
All-In-One Music-On-Hold
Player/Recorder/Adapter
Model # SX8500
Rev 25.5
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Plug the included AC adapter. (110V AC to 12V AC)
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Confirm that all 4 Red LED lights in front of this unit are double BLINKING
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Use one of your telephones and unplug the cord for L1/L2 from it and connect it to 1/2/3 PHONE
LINES jack on SX8500
(the 1
st
jack from 12VAC)
, now connect 1/2/3 TELEPHONE jack on SX8500
(3
rd
jack)
to your telephone using the provided phone cord, make sure you have dial tone on your lines 1
and 2
•
Now unplug the cord for L3/L4 from your phone and connect it to 3/4 PHONE LINES jack on SX8500
(the 2nd jack from 12VAC)
and connect 3/4 TELEPHONE jack on SX8500
(4
th
jack)
to your telephone using
the provided phone cord, make sure you have dial tone on your lines 3 and 4
•
Observe that as you connect the lines the blinking lights turn OFF.
(on non existing lines the lights keep
blinking and that is OK)
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Alternatively you may use a splitter (T adapter) at the Wall jack to connect both this device and a
telephone
(in that case the 3
rd
and 4
th
jacks are not connected)
•
Set the volume to mid level.
•
If your order included the Flash card insert into the blue connector in the front of unit
(the Green status
LED in the back of the unit will turn ON)
other wise connect your audio source to External audio source jack
above (digital player, Radio, CD Player, PC, etc.)
L3/L4 L1/L2/L3 L3/L4 L1/L2/L3 12VAC
TELEPHONE PHONE LINES 600ma
WALL
JACK
PHONE
WALL
JACK
PHONE
110 V
AUDIO
TEST
L1 L2 L3 L4
3/4 1/2
Microphone IN
A B C 1 2 3
VOLUME
STATUS 1 2
REC
BANK
SWITCH
Flash Card
Please note: just one telephone may be connected to this device, other
telephones remain connected to their own wall jacks.
Audio IN for recording
to flash card
External audio: digital player, Radio, CD player, PC speaker (when
flash card not inserted)
Audio from Flash card (if flash card is inserted)
Only the MX9008 style flash cards may
be inserted here.
If you have SX8500-4 model you must upgrade it to
SX8500 before it can use a Flash card