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Phone cord goes from power module to door phone card. Screws on power module got to speakerbox at door.
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Don't need to worry about pins, it just plugs in.
Unless you have two door phones.
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Excellent thank you!
I think I understand now:
Default pins for doorphone 1 to plug into port 1 on the doorphone is the center pins 3 and 4. If you have two door phones you need the adapter which will split second doorphone to pins 2 and 5.
Sorry if I have appeared dumb! - Not too keen on the panasonic instructions!
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