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Table

of

Contents

Tcrss

Ars.:s-

Part?

C1lt.t:

2~

What

They

7;

Machine Operation

Ni-t

Mean

Making Calls

Ar,swering Calls

Speakerphone Operaiion 12

VOLUME

Controls 12

Adding the Handset or Base to a Call 13

Redial 13 Special Telephone Services 13 Temporary Tone 13

Page 14 Find 14 Operating Range 14 Using the

Intercom and Page 15

Handset Locator (Find) 16

Programmmg a Number

Into Memory 17

Dialing a Number Stored

in Memory

Directory Cards 17 Storing

a

Redial Number

in Memory 18

Programming a Pause in a

Memory Dial Phone Number 18

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Programmiong and Dialing Long

Numbers or Sequences

Changing or Replacing a

Stored Number 19

Answering System

At

Owration:

Announcements to Callers 20 VOLUME Control 2 1

Setting System to Answer Calls 22 Setting System to Announce Only 23

Ring Select 2 Toll Saver 24

Message Window and Indicators 24

Message Alert 2 5

The Base

4

3

7

11

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17

18

20

3

Listening to Your Messases Saving hilessages De!e:ing Messages

When the Memory Is Screening Incommg

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Cails

Priorlty Callmg Recording a Telephone Ccrversat~zRecording a Memo

The Access Code -.

.&lsu.ering S!steni Operation: Awa~ From The Base

Operating the Answering System

Using the Cordless Handset

Operating the Answering System

Using a Touch Tone Phone Away

From Your Home or Office Additional Message Operations 34 Voice Help Menu 35 The Outgoing Announcement Working With the Clock 36 The Access Code 36

Recording a Memo 37 Recording a Telephone Conversation 38 Call Monitoring Cali Intercept 39 Turning the Answering System

On or

Off

Batteries

About the Handset Charging !he Batteries 4

Replacing the Battery Pack 42 Replacing the Base Battery

Batteries

The Portable Cradle

About the Portable Cradle 43 Wall Mounting 44

Maintenance

Taking Care of Your Phone 46

In Case of Difficulty

Interference Information: Part

FCC

Rules

15

of Index Wall-Mounting Template Service Return Form

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Copyright

TM Trademark

1994

of

AT8T

ATBT.

All

r~ghts

reserved.

Quick

Telepllontt

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Reference

-

Operation

Guide

-

Before using your cordless phone for

the first time, you must leave the

handset in the base for at least

10

hours to fully charge the batteries.

NOTE:

cordless hagdset

If

you are planning to

any

distance from

take

the

the base, make sure that the handset and

base

antennas are extended fully

and that the telephone line

base

will

.the

is relatively

give

you

.

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.

stmight.

the

best

rnge;-""

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..-,

reception

4:

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cord

Doing

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the

this

over

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Making Calls

Hanging Up

If

you

sre near the base

place the handset In the base.

If

the handset is away from the

unit, press

To

hang up a speakerphone call,

press

If

you portable cradle, hang up.

NOTE:

lOfF

on the handset.

I

i

on the base unit.

place

the

handset

first

Pressing

1-1

unit,

you

base

in the

press to

is the same

can

as picking up the receiver or pressing the switchhook. Pressing is the same as hanging up.

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1

Press

[m

on the handset, wait for dial tone, then dial the number from the handset.

To

make a phone, press and dial

call

using the speaker-

ij-1

the

number from the base unit.

-

on the base unit,

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Answering Calls

If

the handset is in the base, just pick

up the handset.

When the handset is away from the

base, press

To answer a

phone, press

[PHONE]

call

(=]

on the handset.

using the speaker-

on the base unit.

When the handset is in the portable cradle, press

[-I

to answer the call.

Using the Speakerphone

To make a call, press

1-1

on the base unit, wait for dial tone, and dial the number on the base unit dial pad. When the person answers, speak toward the microphone.

-

To hang up, press

loFf

on the base

unit.

To answer a call, press

[m]

and

speak toward the microphone.

Using Redial

Press

[-I

then

1-1

to redial the last number called from either the handset or the base.

,

Hold

Memory

When speakerphone a-ess

I

put a call on hold

I

To return to the call. press

I

Mute When using the speakerphone, press

[MUTE]

microphone. To return to normal operation, press

[ME]

Using the Intercom

From the handset, press nal the base unit. Then press

,From the base unit, press and release

using

to temporar~iy turn off the

again.

L-1

When the other person answers, speak towara the microphone.

the harldset or

-

HOLD

to

PHONE1.

[PAGE]

[m].

to signal the handset.

to sig-

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1

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You must use the buttons on the base un~t to program numbers Into memory. To program a number Into memory. press phone number you w~sh to store. press number button from 1 to

You may use either the handset or the base to dial a stored number from memory. To dial ory, press

number button for the memory loca-

tion of the number you want to call.

Changing Channels

If a call, press the handset. If the noise is very loud, move closer to the base beidre changing channels or you might

lose the call.

[mi,

you experience interference during

m,

and then press

a

[-I,

(-1

d~al the tele-

a

9.

number from rrlem-

(MEMI,

and the

on the side of

,

I

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j

I

To end an intercom conversation, press

,I

on the handset or base unit.

I

Using Find

Press on the base and hold

it down for two seconds to begin a

repeating paging tone at the handset.

When vou locate the handset, turn the

Find

feature off by pressing

the handset or

[-I

on the base.

(Continued)

on

QtLi~k

A

long

Signals

A

three-part warbling tone

A

page signal.

Four short

Reference

warbling tone

an

incoming call.

beeps

The batteries need charging.

Two

short

beeps

You are attempting to dial or use intercom, or use the answering

out

system, but are

Rapid

You

beeping

forgot

(In the earpiece)

to

press

of range.

ioFFJ

handset.

Guide

- ~ -

~

on the

(ronti,rueci)

Recording Your Outgoing

j

Announcement

i

1.

Prepare your announcement.

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2.

Set the

6

3.

Press

wait

4.

Speak toward thebase tone of voice.

5.

When you have finished the announcement, press

ANNC

or

AO.

[wl,

for

the system to

SELECT

then

Switch

-

.&&C

-la

bec

in

..

ISTOP!.

tc

rl

l~orral

A

four-part tone

Memory

The

A

long

Memory

The

Dial

number

bang

Dial

number

properly; store the number

One

beep

You

pressed a number

getting

A

repeating

a

dial

(when storing

numbers)

was

stored properly.

tone

numbers)

was

not

tone.

series

of

(when

stored

key

nine

storing

again.

after

short

beeps

You

have

placed

the

handset

in

the

n3moteholderMp~[oFFI.

One

bmp

The

messages

activated).

Repeating three

Prionty

every

15

seconds

answering system

(when Message Alert

beeps

call

has been

activated.

has

new

is

Automatic Answering Operation

The

answering system

is

ready

to

answer calls whenever the AUTO

ANSWER

on, press

Announce

Light is on.

If

the

light

is

AUTO ANSWER^.

Only

To set the system to answer calls

and

give

an announcement without taking messages, set the ANNC SELECT switch to AO. Ensure you have recorded an outgoing

announcement for AO.

Ring

Set the or

Select/Toll

RING

TOLL

SAVER.

Saver

SELECT Switch to

not

2.

4

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4

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Listening to Your Messages

Ail

of

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Playmg

and release

Playing hold

New

[m

Your Messages: Press

PLAY..

Messa~;es Only: Press and

until the system begms play-

Ing messages. then release the button.

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Clearing Messages: Press and hold

,

:DELETE;

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Saving Messages: Unless you press

im,

i

saves messages.

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Repeating a Message: Press and

i

:

release

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playing at the beginning of the message. You may press and release many times

until the system beeps once.

the system automatically

(-1.

The

system resumes

1-1

as

you wish until you reach

the messages you want repeated.

Skipping a Message: Press and release resumes playing at

1-1.

The system

the

beginning of the next message. You may press and release

[FORWARD?

as many times as you wish until you reach the message that you want to hear.

Interrupting Message Playback: Press

and release

!m]

to interrupt any

message playback operation. Press

'and release

[m]

a

second time to reset the system and exit the message playback mode. ing else in the next

If

you do noth-

30

seconds, the

system will reset itself to the end of

the last message, so that none are

accidently erased.

as

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Recording a Memo

I

i

1.

When the phone press

'~€M0/2

system to beep. Speak base

:

2.

To stop recording. press

in

a normal tone

IS

WAY

nor

an2

In

SSE

~vZ,i

tcba:2?2

of

vcx-c

STOP

'cr

'-e

:rle

Recording a Telephone Conversation

1.

During a phone conversation, press

(-1,

and then inform your

caller that you are recording the call.

2.

To stop recording, press

!STOP;.

The Access Code

Displaying the Access Code at the

Base: Press

[CODE].

Changing the Access Code at the

Base: Press Press

-1

(-1,

then

I

CODE

(to increase the code

!.

displayed) or (to decrease the code displayed). Press

ml

when the number you want is displayed. You may use any two-digit

number from

10-99,

except

30.

Operating the Answering System Using the Cordless Handset

Establishing a Connect~on with the Answering System: Press on the cordless handset and wait for the ANS

SYS

Light to go on.

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!

:

Listening to Your Messages:

Press

[11

to listen to all of your

messages.

(Con

t~nued)

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.3

Quick

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Operating the Answering System Using the Cordless Handset

Reference

(continued)

Guide

(corrtir,cced)

Operating the Answering System Handset

Using

(continued)

the Cordless

Press messages.

Press message.

Press messages.

Press to save messages. Press to repeat a message. Press Press to Interrupt message

playback (PAUSE).

Press playback mode.

The Outgoing Announcement: Press

a

to hear your outgoing announcement. Press your announcement.

The Clock: Press dayhime setting. Press change your dayltime setting.

'

to

listen

to

del~ie a selected

'3

@

to skip a message.

a

@

13,

to

new

to delete

to exit message

then

@

to hear your

m,

all

to change

then

@

to

To

Record a Telephone

Conversation: While on call.

:

ANSSYSj,

I

,

i

I

versation.

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with state and federal

i

regarding recording a telephone cail.

i

you should begin the recording process and you are recordmg the call. Press

stop recording.

To

Check Answering System Status:

Press To Change Answering System Status:

Press

then

To

@I.

m,

then

to

record

ensure that

regulations

then

tell the caller

@.

the

you

press

ccr-

com;!y

that

to

;

I

1

The Access Code: Press your access code. Press

'to change youreaccess code.

To Record a Memo: When the

phone is not in use, press record a memo.

Is]

@I,

to hear

then

@

to

When urpacking your telephone. make sure

you

+lave

the following parts:

Base

Unit

with

Power Cord

Telephone

Line

Cord

f

u

Wall

Mounting

Scmws

and

Metal

Sleeves

Handset

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!

1

,

Portable

Cradle

This telephone requires a standard electrical outlet (1 10v

AC)

and a

modular telephone jack.

If

you have an older jack, you'll need

buy a modular jack adapter

TIP:

Save your sales receipt in

case

you need warranty service, and save the

carton and packing material for

storing

or

shipping.

?c

:

i

1

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One

-

8*

4vott

batter/

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,

!.

!d

1

Choose a spot outlet

Your phone requires a mod~lar telephone lack and a standard outlet not be controlled the switch is ever turned

phone

and

(1

10v

will not operate.

near

a

telephone

AC).

The

by

an electrical

jack

eiecxcal

outlet skould

a

wall

s:*,,ltch:

off,

the

~f

NOTE:

To

avoid losing your announcement or messages stored in memory, you should leave the system

connected to

ing

the base battery.

2

Install the base battery

a. Turn the base over and hold

AC

power while chang-

it

with

the battery cover door away from

you.

To

release the battery cover, press the back of the set (Figure

b.

Attach the battery cap to the 9-volt

down

on the arrow and toward

1

).

battery included in the package (Figure

2)

and place the battery in

the compartment.

c.

Slide the battery door back

-

into place.

Figure

1

2

The base battery is used to retain

memory in case of power failure.

When the base battery needs to be

replaced, the

LO

BAlT

BASE Light

on the base will go on.

3

Set DlAL

Set

the

if

you have touch tore sewice,

PULSE

MODE

DlAL

switch

MODE

switch to

TONE

or

if

you have dial pulse (rotary) service. If you have difficulty dialing. see page

49.

To change dial mode during a call. see Temporary Tone on page

4

Connect the telephone line cord

13.

The telephone line cord has a snap-in

plug on each end. Insert one of the plugs into the jack in the rear of the base unit. Insert the other plug into a telephone jack. Make sure the plugs snap into place.

5

Plug

in

the

power

cord Plug the AC adapter on the power cord into an electrical outlet not controlled

bv

a wall switch. When you

connect the unit to an electrical out-

let, the system automatically begins

formatting digital memory. This takes

about

80

seconds.

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INTERCOM PROGRAM

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While the system is formatting memory, the flashes (Figure

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Window begins to count down from 63

to 0 followed by a 20-second

AUTO

ANSWER

1

)

and the Message

period where the message window displays

"-

-."

You cannot use any

system features while the formatting

routine is in progress.

When memory formatting has been completed, the

AUTO

ANSWER

Light stops flashing and remains on. Also, Window (Figure

CL

will blink

In

the Message

2)

to indicate that

you need to set the clock (see

page

10).

Light

Figure

2

NOTE:

If you did not install a battery, or if the battery is low on power or installed incorrectly, the

BASE

messages

Light goes on. To avoid losing

in

the event of a power

LO

BATT

failure, install a battery (see page

-

(Con

8).

tinued)

6

Set the Clock

The

Clock feature

and !me of each message rece~ved.

To

set the clock:

a.Set the SPEAKER VOLUME

Control on the side of the base to a comfortable level.

NOTE:

must follow the steps quickly.

pause for more than system will announce the complete day and time setting. complete day and time and it is not correct, you

6b.

steps

To set

b.Press

You will hear a day of the week.

c.Press

To set

d.Press e.Press (to decrease) or

-

1-1

the correct hour. Make sure the hour

is correct for a.m. or p.m.

While setting the clock, you

need

It

is

helpful to review all

before you begin.

dsy

i=J,

!XZVI

until you hear the correct day.

hour

iCrOCKl

(to increase) until you hear

w~ll

record the day

If

you

30

seconds, the

If

you hear the

to start over at step

of

the

then

m*.

or

[FORWARD!

to hear an hour.

To set minutes

f.Press

g.

Press

1-1

correct minutes.

h.Press

and time.

To review day and time:

[CLOCKJ

1-1

(STOP]

to hear minutes.

(to decrease) or

(to increase) until you hear

.

You will hear the day na. Now press

Press

-1.

7

Set the RINGER Switches Two RINGER turn the telephone rrr~ers for

the handset or the

You can dial

w~th either one or both rrngers

Set the HANDSET and SPEAKEaPHONE RINGER Switches on base unit to ring. When the Switches are se!

OFF,

RINGER light whenever RINGER

set to

8

Fill in the telephone number

On the handset, insert a pointed object into the hole in the window,

and gently pry up the window until pops out. Write your phone nljmber on the card and replace the window

9

Charge the handset batteries for

10

Place the handset in the base and let

the batteries charge for

You can use the cordless handset before the sure to return the handset to the base so it can :hge fully. The CHARGING Light on the base unit will light to show the batteries are charging. more information about the batteries. see pages

1

0

Check for dial tone

After the batteries are charaed. up the handset and extend;ts anten-

the phone will

OFF.

hours

Sw~!cn~s

Sass

or

answe-

ON

so the phone

not

OFF

Lights on the base

10

hours are up, but be

41

-42.

[PHONE]

The PHONE Light should light, and you should hear the dial tone. see "In Case of Difficutty," page

(0N.OFF)

ai1ob.v

yc,

e1:-rr

umt

or

calls

nor-3.

c"

wli

ring.

T9e

Switches

10

hours.

on the handset.

If

t2

r-

cC:

tr?

::

will

are

card

it

For

pick

not.

49.

:

You can make calls from the handset anywhere w~thin range of the base.

Usually when you use the handset close to the base. you won't have to extend the handset antenna. However, your phone both antennas fully extended.

Using

Pick up the handset and press The the HANDSET IN will both light. When you hear a dial tone, dial the number.

If press

[W]

wilf work best

the

handset:

PHONE

you

make a mistake when dialing,

Light on the handset and

to hang up, then press

to get dial tone again.

if

you always keep

USE

L~ght on the base

I;.

Hanging

If you are near the base you place the handset back n the base to end the call.

If

you are usmg the handset the base. you must press the call - otherw~se your phone

"off the hook" and callers w~ll get a s~gnal.

If you place the handset In the port~ble cradle. you must press call. If you forget, the handset w~ll sound a series of beeps.

To end a speakerphone call, press

on the base unit.

Answering

up:

Calls

cal

away

-

OFF

'OFF1

to end

to

er2

w~ll

kc-

2e

hsj

the

:OFF

You must always press before you can diai a call on the handset.

You can

using the switch on the side of the handset. See page

adj~ist the handset volume

12

for more information.

Using the speakerphone:

Press

SPEAKERPHONE

base will light. When you hear a dial tone over the speaker, dial the number on the base unit. When the person

answers, speak toward the microphone.

(It doesn't matter whether the handset is

in the base or not

speakerphone either way.)

[='I

NOTE:

handset or base, the Message Window shows display

dL

on

the

base unit. The

IN

USE

Light on the

-

you can use the

When making a call from the

The Message Window will

dL

until the call is ended.

When you receive a call, borh the

~f

handset and base unit will ring RINGER Switches are set to ON.

You can answer calls using :he handset, or by using the speakerphone at the base unit.

Using

If your phone rings when the handset is in the base, just pick up the handset and answer the call as you would on any other phone. Occasionally, especially when you pick up the handset between

rings, you may not be connected. If this happens, press

to connect the call.

If the handset rings when it's out of the base up the handset, extend the antenna and press

the

handset:

[MI

-

or in the portable cradle - pick

to answer the call.

on the handset

both

Telephone

Operation

(cor,ti,~ueci)

Using the speakerphone:

To

ans~rier

base

phone. handset is use the speakerphone either way.)

Hanging

To end a handset call, either place the

handset back in the base, or press

on the handset. To end a speakerphon~ call. press

on the base unit.

NOTE:

portable cradle, you must press to hang up, or

nal. If you forget to press handset

a

call,

press on the

unt

and speak toward the micro-

(It

doesn't matter whe!her the

in

the

base or not - you

up:

If

you place the handset in the

callers

will

get a busy sig-

I,

will

beep rapidly to remind you.

can

'OFF'

the

Speakerphone Operation

Answering Calls:

Press

micrz~bone.

Hanging

To

-

OFF

NOTE: Pressing

as picking up the handset on a regular phone. Pressing is the same as hanging up.

VOLUME

Handset VOLUME Control:

Slide the handset toward the top of the handset to increase, handset to decrease, the sound the handset. This will not affect what the other party

PHONE,

Up:

Pang

up

a

on the base.

Controls

or

toward the bottom of the

is

and speak

speakerphone

[PHONE]

VOLUME

hearing.

tc;*;ara

is the same

the

ca!l.

pr3s

Control

level

in

The base unit also works as a speaker-

phone. It allows you to make and receive calls without using the handset.

You can use the speakerphone while

the handset is in or out of the base.

Making Calls:

1.

Press SPEAKERPHONE IN USE Light will light.

2.

When you hear the dial tone over the speaker, dial the number manually or by Memory Dialing.

3.

When the party answers, speak toward the microphone.

I-1

on the base unit. The

-

either

SPEAKER

During the call you may want to use the SPEAKER VOLUME Control to adjust

the

speaker volume to a more comfort-

able listening level. (This doesn't affect

how your voice sounds to the caller that's controlled automatically.)

VOLUME Control:

-

If

someone you can join the conversation on speakerphone. Just press

IS

speaking on the handset.

the

:PHONE:

on the

base unit. (It's much like picking up an

extension.) Either party can then leave

the conversation by pressing

I

!OFF.

Likewise, if you're using the speakerphone, someone at the handset can join the conversation by pressing the handset, then leave by pressing

[PHON€~

on

m.

The call will remain connected as long as either the handset or the speakerphone remains on the line. (To discon-

nect the call, the buttons on the

base unit and handset must be

pressed

.)

If

you have dial pulse (rotary) telept-ior:e

service, this feature lets yoil enter

the

codes or tones needed to operate answering machines. or to use electronic banking

services.

calling cards. and

other special services.

First dial the call normally. Then turn on the Temporary Tone feature the

[mj

key. You can then press the

by

pressins

numbers or symbols you need and your

phone will send the proper signals.

To end the call, press

(,

or place the handset back in the base. The phone will automatically switch back to dial pulse.

The Temporary Tone feature will operate most special services over a dial pulse line. However, some services may actually require a touch tone

line.

To be sure, ask the company that provides the special service.

Your

telephorle can redial the last number dialed from the handset or base. Press

press

[PHONE]

1-1.

for the dial tone, then

fhe phone number will

remain in the redial memory until you

dial another number.

Special

If

you subscribe to special services like

Telephone

Senices

call Waiting or Call Forwarding, press

and

release

I=]

on the handset

whenever you would normally press the

switchhook on a regular phone. This is

just like the Flash feature on some other

phones.

NOTE:

service,

If

you have touch tone

you

do not need to use the

Temporary Tone feature. This feature

is used only when the phone is set for dial pulse dialing.

(Con

tinuec

Telephone

Operation

(corltirlrretI)

You

can

use

the Page feature

base to signal someone at the handset To do so, press and release

on the base. This will sound a three-part paglng tone at the handset.

This feature is useful if you misplace the handset. To locate the handset using the

Find feature, press base and hold it down until you hear a second beep. This starts a repeating

paging tone at the handset, anda signal at the base {just to let you know that the feature

When you locate the handset, cancel the paging tone by pressing on the

handset, or The Find feature will turn itself off in

about three minutes turned it off before then.

is

en;.

L-1

[PAGE/FIND]

on the base.

if

you haven't

from

the

PAGE.FlN0

on the

For best handset and base antennas

the

;%hen uslng your handset away the base.

It

is a good idea to make a few tr;al

in and around your home or office

become familiar w~th the operating

in your particular surroundings.

If

You Go Out

If

you move out of range during a phone conversation, or interference. To improve reception. move closer to the base.

If

you try almost out of range, you will hear short beeps when you press closer to the base and press the call

remain "off the hook." If

you try to make a call when out of

range, you w~ll hear when yog press the base, and press

make the call.

perfornance

telephone lme cclrd

of

Range:

you

to

end a call when you are

-

otherwise your phone will

two

[-I.

PHONE^

keer,

SG!~

tl-e

as

vde''

fcrliy

extef-ws

fror-

will

hear noise

m.

:

shcrt beeps

Move closer to

again to

as

cz'ls

to

iar;e

two

Move

to end

Operating

Your cordless telephone operates at the

maximum power allowed by the Federal Communications Commission (FCC). Even so, your handset and base unit

can communicate over only a certain

distance

locations of the base unit and handset. the weather. and the construction of your home or office:

Range

-

which can vary with the

If you receive a call while you are out of

-

range, the handset might not ring it does ring, the call might not connect when you press the base, then press answer the call.

I-1.

Move closer to

i-I

again to

or if

Changing Channels

Your Cordless Answering System has an advanced 1 Ochannel

feature that minimizes the chance of

interference. Every time you answer or make a call, the provides the clearest channel.

Autoselect

~uto~elect"

5650

circuit

Telepho~le

Operation

continued)

In the udikely event you notice noise or interference while using your phone. press and

another of the

rekase

10

'JHANNEL~

to change to

available channels.

If

the noise doesn't clear, switch channels

again until you find

a

quiet

one. Your call will not be interrupted, and the message indicator on the base will display the number of the new channel for a few seconds. (Channels are indicated by

the symbols

number

CO

-

C9.)

The channel

is

also displayed when you remove the handset from the base, and when you press or

I=]

If

the noise is exceptionally loud, move

on the handset.

[B!,

jrlVTCM!

closer to the base before pressing

I-]

If

you

in the

mite

-

or you might lose the call.

do

lose the call, place the handset

ba~e

far

a few seconds, then

the

cail

again.

If

the noise or

interference continues, see "In Case of

Difficulty," on page

-

NOTE:

You

must be in range to

change channels.

while out

'might

lose

the

50.

If

bll.

you press

of

range,

you

!

NOTE:

I

intercom is about the same as for

I

regular telephone calls. You must

The

operating range for the

be within range to turn the Intercom

I

on or off, or to page someone at the

\

I

other end.

Paging Someone at the Other

If

you are at the handset, you can pase

End

someone at the base unit, and vice versa.

If

you are at the handset, press

and release

I-).

This will sound a three-part paging tone at the base unit. Press and release

to acti-

vate the intercom. You can then speak with the person at the base

unit through

the handset.

If

tie answering system in tht; base is busy answering a call or playing messages, or tem's base is

if

the speakerphone

in

use, yob'll get a 3-beep

in

the sys-

signal at the handset to indicate that the

unit

is

unabls

to

give you access to the intercom. When the base is idia again, you'll be able to use the intercom.

If

you are at the base unit, press and

release to signal the handset. This will sound a three-part paging tone at the handset. When the person

answers, speak toward the base.

Usulg

Your

the

AT&T

Intercoiu

--

-

and

Page

Cordless Answering System

can also work as a two-way intercom

between the handset and the base unit.

This

does not tie up your telephone

line

-

you can still receive calls when

using the intercom..

Answering a Page

If you are at the handset and hear the

three-part paging tone, press and

release

r.

This turns on the intercom and lets you speak to the person at the base.

(Con

tinwed)

Telephoae

If

YCL

-9

3:

:he base and hear the

Operation

;hree-pa7 ;qing tone, wait for the

i\TERCOM

Light to go on and then

speaic t~ward the base. You'll hear

!he

other person through the speaker

(co,rtircrced)

Th s feature w~ll be useful forget where you've left your

S~GL 2 ~CC;

ha-cser

E'.F'

Ending an lntercom Conversation To end an Intercom conversation and :"rn off the intercom. press

.-

,OFF

on the

handset or base. Answering a Call During an

lntercom Conversation

If

you receive a call while using the intercom, press to turn off the intercom and connect the incoming call.

Using the lntercom During Phone

Call

a

First place the call on hold by pressing

:HOLD!.

you are

Lights on the handset and the

SET

Th?? vse the ~ntercom. While

usr:

the intercom, the

PHONE

HAND-

IN

USE

Light on the base will flash to show that your call has not been disconnected. The person on the other end of the phone call will not

be able to hear

your intercom conversation.

To locate the handset eas~ly. press

I

PAGE;FIND:

about two seconds, or until you hear

on the base unit and hold

;:

a second beep. This will begin a repeaxg page tone at the handset. Listen for

the paging tone and follow

handset. Once you find it, press

it

to find

ir.2

cn

the handset to cancel the paging tone.

You can also cancel the Find signal by pressing

If

it is not shut off beforehand, Find will

[-I

on the base.

automatically shut itself off after about

If

three minutes. the handset

by pressing and holding

you havec't located

by

then, turn -.- Find on again

LPRI;E,FINDi

on

the base.

.

To return to the call, just press This disconnect$ the intercom

reconnects the call.

(ONE].

and

Your

AT8T

can store that

you

and

one of the numbe:

Cordless Answering System

nlne

can

differem phone numbers

dlal

just by

pressing

buttons.

To store:

1.

Make sure both the handset and speakerphone are OFF.

2.

Press and release

,unit. The PROGRAM Light will light.

3.

Enter telephone number using the dial pad on the base. (The number can be up to

4.

Press ar

ber button tion where the number is to be stored.

You will hear a four-note tone that confirms the number was stored properly and the you hear a long buzzing tone, or nothing at all, press and release

[m]

Repeat the above steps to program another telephone number, assigning each phone number to a different number button.

PROGRAM

and store the number again.

CAUTION:

interrupted, the numbers stored in memory may be lost. To reenter the numbers, follow the preceding steps.

16

T!

yelease

(I

-9)

If power to the base is

;PROG~

digits long.)

(-1,

for the memory loca-

Light will turn

on the base

then a num-

off.

If

then

Dialing

in

Memory

To

dial:

You can dial on the handset, or on the base unit when using the speakerphone.

1.

Press and release

dial tone.

2.

Press and release

3. Press assigned number button For example, to dial the number you

assigned to key

[PHONE],

VOLUME Control

to adjust the volume of the system's

speaker. Slide the switch

until you find

a comfortable listening level.

See

page

24

Window

for explanations

displays.

of

Message

(Conbnued,

cf

2

1

After

you have recorded your

announcements, the AUTO ANSWER

Light should be on, indicating that the system is ready to answer calls. The

Message Window shows the number of messages stored in messages have been received).

If

the

AUTO

press and release

on

the system.

-

NOTE:

AUTO

ANNC

ANSWER

To

record

ANSWER

SELECT

memory

Light is not

[AUTO

ANSWER!

callers' tight must

must

be

set to

(0

if

to turn

messages,

be

on

A

no

on.

and

or

6.

the

Setting System to

If you do not want your system to answer calls, press and release

Not

(AUTO

Cds

ANSWER'

.

When the system answers a call, the caller hears the announcement you

selected, followed by a beep. After

beep, the system begins recording your caller's message.

While the system is taking a call, the

-

Message Window displays

message is recorded, the display

'changes to show the total number of

recorded messages.

NOTE:

maximum

the caller is still speaking after four minutes, seconds, or if system memory out (system memory is in length), and

Messages are limited to a

of four minutes

is

silent for more than seven

the

system will beep once

hang

up.

-.

each.

26

minutes

the

After a

If

runs

The

AUTO

but no other answering system features will be affected.

When the system will answer calls after

rings. You can then turn the system

on

if

you are calling from a touch tone

telephone (see page

ANSWER Light will

you

!urn

off

Automatic Answering.

39).

go

off.

10

A&lswe~q

System

Operation:

When set for Announce Only. your system will answer incoming calls, play your announcement. and then hang up without recording messages. This feature is

often used by businesses such as

movie theaters and doctors' off ices.

--

I

NOTE:

'

answer calls, the

i

Light must be on.

In order for the system to

AUTO

ANSWER

I

1

Set ANNC SELECT to A0 (Figure

1).

!

i

I

i

At

RlNG

Figure

the

SELECT

1

Base

ANNC

(cor~tirirtet/,

\\.

SELECT

'1

2

Change your announcement if necessary (see page

The Message Window will display (Figure

2)

to

remind

20).

you

that Announce

A0

Only is on. Announce Only will not affect your access to

the system when you are away from home.'

Ring

Select

-To choose the ~umber of times the phone rings before the system answers, set

2,

-

RlNG

4,

Set

or

TS

to

SELECT

Switch (Figure

(Toll Saver).

2-

and the system will answer

3)

to

all calls on the second ring.

-

Set to

4-

and the system will answer

all calls on the fourth ring.

Figure

t

ALERT

2

RING

2

SELECT

4

TS A

ANNC

SELECT

B

A0

-

Set to

TS-

and the system will

answer calls on the second ring only if you have new messages.

If

no new messages have been recorded, the system will answer on the fourth ring.

See

pages

32-40

for rnformatron about "Answermg

System

Operatron Away from

the

Base"

Figure

3

(Con

tWed

Set the RING SELECT Sw~tch io TS

w~ll

(Toll Saver) when you

be call~ng

from another locat~on to check for mes-

sages.

If

you have new messages (ie. messages you haven't listened to yet) waiting, the system rings. If there are no new messages

w~ll answer af-ter two

.

+he phone will rlng at least three tmes before the system answers. You can then hang up af-ter the third ring to avoid paying long distance charges.

Yo~r s!is:em provides two me:-ccs of

2'

tr?fcr--;ng you about the stax

system's operation: Message

the

';AC~GV:

codes and indicator lights.

Message

Window

The Message Window displays one-and

two-cnaracter codes to give

yo^

a running

coun! of messages received. ard pro-

vides status information. See Table

1

below for explanations of these symbols.

NOTE:

the

Toll Saver works only when

system

is

on and memory

available. Otherwise, calls are

10

answered after

1

Display

rings.

Blinking Display

--

0-50

A0

AP

-

CL

(blmkmg)

AS

is

21

22

23

2

1

29

9

29

What

It

Means

No

announcement is stored in memory Answering a call Current message count Announce Only is on

Playing your announcement

-OR-

1 !

I

1

I

1

I

1

Temporary display while setting unit: setting indicates you will hear your announcement, when system answers calls

Clock needs to be set

Temporary dlsplay while setting unit:

i

I

setting mdicates you will NOT hear your announcement when system answers calls

CO-C9

FL

(blinking)

FL

(alternating with

current message count)

dL

21

15

20 28

11

Current cordless channel Announcement length has exceeded four minutes

Memory is full

Making a call from the handset or base

Table

I

1

Indicator

Lights

The LO

BATT

BASE

Light (Figure

1)

goes on to tell you when you need to

replace the bzse battery.

The

AUTO

ANSWER

See

page

Light (Figure

8.

1)

indicates whether the system is ready to answer calls and record messages.

When the light is:

-

Off

-

the system will not answer

';AUTO

calls. Press

ANSWER',

to turn

the system on.

-

On steady

-

the system is ready to

answer calls and record messages.

-

Flashing

-

system is formatting

memory or memory is full.

Message

If

you wan? your system to beep

every

Alert

15

seconds to notify you when new messages have been received, set

MESSAGE

side of the iinit, to

ALERT,

ON

(Figure

located on the

2).

If

you do not war3 to hear the beeps, set the switch to OFF.

-

il

Figure

I

Figure

1

MESSAGE

OFF

2

ALERT

ON

RING

2

SELECT

4

TS

(Continued)

-

Befor? slaylng your messages. adjust m~ddle sett~ng.

Durrn~ message playback. the system announces message was received. the message. The hlessage Window shows played. The system beeps once after each message and announces "End of messages" after the last message plays.

The following options are available for message playback. See art for the location of the buttons used.

To

press

To

(messages that were recorded after the

last time you listened to your messages), hold down begins seconds) and then release

SPEAKER

the

number

play

all

and

release

play

oniy

playing

VOLUME

:he day and time that the

of

the message being

messages

my].

and

to

the

then plays

memos,

new messages

FL~.

Wait until the system

a message (about two

[m].

If_

there are new messages, the system displays the number of the first new message as it begins to there are no new messages, the system announces "No new messages" and the

IS

display

blank for a few seconds.

play.

If

&&&we&%

To

interrupt a message,

press ~layq

stopped. press resume playmg at the beginning of the current message. press and release

second time to reset the system and ex~t the message playback mode.

If

within the system announces "End of messages"

and the Message Window re-displays the total number of messages.

To

press and release resumes playing at the beginning of the

arc

release

t5e

message where you

REPEAT;.

you do not continue playing messages

message.

Press and release

30

seconds after pressing

repeat a message,

Swtem

LSTOPJ.

:PLAY,

or

[REPEATI.

Operation:

To contiwe

FORWARD

!STOP

.

TO

a

;m

The system

At

the

The system saves your messages

matically

you play your messages, the systerr,

announces "End of messages" and :ne Message Window shows the total n,mSe: of messages stored in memory.

NOTE:

26

(up to

the memory

or some of the stored messages before

recorded.

if

The system can save about

minutes of messages and memos

a

total of

any

Base

you do not delete them.

50

is

full, you must delete all

new

messages can

(continrce,/,

messages). When

z_:r,-

Xee:

be

1

I

To

replay

press and release ber of the message is displayed.

To

skip a message, press and release tem stops p!aying, moves to the begin-

ning of playing. The system advances one message each time you press and release

an

earlier message,

I-]

[-I,

the

next message, and resumes

until the num-

The sys-

[FORWARD7.

,&wwering

To

delete all messages, lister! down When the system beeps once and the

Message Window displays release

1

i

1

tc

all

of

DELETE:

'DELETE:.

NOTE:

any messages that were stored in memory are erased, whether or not you have listened to them.

When you delete all messages,

S~vstem i Operation:

your messages. Then

for about two seconds.

0,

you can

hold

j

At

the

Base

tcor~tirrrtrtl)

To

delete

while the system is playing the message, press and release system eraes the message corresponding Message Wlndow, beeps once, and continues with the next message. there are in memory, "End of messages."

Before the system announces "End of messages," you can replay a deleted message by pressing and releasing

1-1

is displayed. Once the system reaches the end of

the messages. the messages that were

not deleted are renumbered. The

Message Window will then show the

new

rem;

only

a

specific message,

[ml.

+o

the

number shown in the

no

more messages stored

tt-d

system announces

until the number of the message

-

-3.1

n"mber of messages

Y

in memory.

The

If

W1en

When the Message Window display' shows

message count, the recording memory is full. With no menory available for messages, the system will answer calk after not play the outgoing announcement nor record messages. Insteac, the system will beep twice.

The system answers after so that you can still have remote access to your machine. By using remote commands, you can replay messages. delete some or all messages, and

request other functions available on the system. See "Answering System Operation: Away from the Base," pages

'

See page

Window dfsplays.

the

Memory

FL

alternating with the cment

32-40.

24

for explanar~ons of Message

Is

Full

26

minutes

10

rings, but it will

10

of

rings

.hm+-ering

Tc

screen calls. set

or

B.

Adjust

hear the caller's voice. If you decide to take

the cordless handset, use the speaker-

phone or phone on the same line !o talk to the

caller (See "Call Intercept." rage

/

NOTE:

not stop right away, press and release the telephone switchhook or press

I

VOLUME

lift

the handset of any tele-

If the ann.ouncement does

(-1.

System

ANNC

a

SELECT

so that you can

call. either use

Operation:

to

A

39).

1

At

the

If

you do not want to be disturbed.

system

However.

you do want to receive. inform the caiier

Priority Calling.

When the caller enters the Priority

Calling Code from a touch tone telephone, the system beeps loudly to alert you to a priority call.

The Priority Calling Code is set at

cannot be changed.

To

1.

WIII

if

use

Priority

Dial your telephone number.

Base

answer the phone

there is a

Calling,

(corrtirt~tpfl,

particular

a

caller should:

for

call

yc,?

yo^.

!?at

#

and

oi

The user can choose to not hear their outgoing announcement whi!e screening

incoming calls. press

To silence the outgoing announcement,

press (for at least

The message window display will

change from To restore to

-

least two seconds. The message window display will change from

Release

Iml.

AP

AP,

to

press

AS.

2

seconds).

Release

1x1

for at

AS

Ir(NNCI.

to

AP.

2.

When the announcement begins to play, press and release

3.

The system will beep three times. then pause. This pattern

until the telephone is picked beeps are audible to the caller well as in the home.

If the telephone is not answered after

seconds, the caller will hear two beeps.

indicating that the system is ready for the next remote command. The caller can then press and release leave a message after the beep.

@

twice).

la,

@

is

repeated

up.

0.

(Con

(i.e..

The

as

30

and

t~nuec

,Amwering

System Operation:

At

the

Bme

(co,,tircctcvl)

NOTE:

warning beeps to let the other party know that they are bemg recorded. To ensure that you are in compliance with any federal or state regulations

regardmg recording a telephone call, you should start the recording process and then inform your caller that you are recording the call.

To begin recording,

at any time during a phone conversation. The system beeps once and begins to

record.

To stop recording,

release

To listen to the recording,

instructions under "Listening to Your Messages," page

Th~s unit does not sound

press

press and

(-1

ImI.

follow the

26.

,

'

I

Recording

You can record a memo to

played as if it were an inccmi?g message.

To

begin

After the system beeps once. speak towards the microphone. While you are

recording, the Message Window shows

the length of the memo in seconds.

a

Memo

recording,

press

ue

stored and

I-.

To stop recording,

The system will store the memo with

your messages and will update the message count.

To listen to the memo,

instructions under "Listening to Your Messages." page

NOTE:

the memory is full, you will hear four

rapid beeps.

If you press and

press

26.

[m.

follow the

:

~

--

The preset access code is gives you access to your messages. memos and announcements when you call in from another locat~on. You can

use the preset code. or choose your own. If you change the code. be sure tc write it down so your system when you are away from your home or office.

Displaying the Access

-

10.

ycu'll be able to access

Code

p~

This code

at the Base

1

Set message VOLUME control to the middle.

2

Press code displayed in the Message Window and hear it anncunced. The

access code can be changed from

the preset number

number from

I=].

You will see the access

(1

0)

to any 2-digit

10

-

99,

except

30.

3

Press

REPEAT

nurrber displayed.

r~ORWARD

to decrease the

to Increase

or

-

4

Press

number is displayed.

5

To

number, press

will announce the

display

NOTE:

wallet cards with you when you leave the base, for

remote touch tone

your

STOP

see and hear the selected

Take one of the enclosed

access

when the desired

-

:COO€

it

in the Message Window

a

quick reminder of

code.

.

The system

new

code and

commands

and

Changing the Access Code at the Base

1

Set

SPEAKER

the middle.

-

2

Press see the access code displayed in the

Message Window and hear it announced.

[el,

VOLUME control to

then

[=I.

You

will

Answering

Svstem

Operation:

Away

Establishing a Connection with the Answering System Press Light to go on. The system will announce the number of messages you have (for example: "You have three messages"). and then beep twice to indicate that ready to accept a command.

If

it

doesn't receive any instructions rn a

few seconds, the system will automati-

.

cally play all of your messages for you.

You can allqw the system to play your messages, or you can use the number buttons on the handset to direct the sys-

tem to

tions. lristructions for the most frequently used commands are listed below, and instructions for the crther operations begin on page

The labels above the number buttons will remind you of the correct button to press for each operation. The Voice Help Menu is also available for assist'ance (see page'35 for instructions).

To end the connection from the cordless handset, press

return the handset to the base.

-

Listening to Your Messages

The will blink when you have messages.

-

Playing All

Press and release

The system will play all of the mes-

sages and then beep twice to indicate that it is ready to accept command.

from

ANS

SYS.

perfcm

ANS

SYS

the

and wait

any

of

35.

Light on the handset

of

Your

13

Base

for

the ANS SYS

the other opera-

m,

Messages

(ALL

a

new

or

MSG).

it

is

-

Playing New Messages Only Press

The sys:eT

sages recoraed slnce the last messages were checked. ana beep twce to indrcate that

to accept a new command.

-

Saving Messages

This

old messages after playback. After performing any answering system operation, simply press cordless handset (or return the handset to the base).

-

Deleting Selected Messages

To delete only a selected message,

press and release

the message is playing.

you delete the right message, must press Q (DELETE) before the beep that indicates the end of the message.

a

after listening to

(DELETE) when you are sure you are deleting the right message.

-

Deleting All Messages

Listen to all messages. Press and release

a).

beeps twice to indicate that it is ready to accept a new command.

NOTE:

all messages, the message window

resets to cannot be replayed.

and

release

wil

system

(REPEAT) to replay the message

The system resets itself and then

automatically saves

If

necessary, you can press

8

(DELETE) twice (ie.

Once the system has deleted

0

and the deleted messages

-?-

(NEW

play

only

a

(DELETE) while

it,

then press

-

those

it

i

To

h:SG

-r

r9Fe

irer

IS

reazi

on the

be sure

ysu

@

a

I

s-

32

are listed below

Establishing a Connection with the Answering System

1

Dial your phone n~mber.

NOTE: When the RING

'

switch is set to TOLL

I

system will answer after two rings

/

there are new messages and after

four rings if there are no new mes-

sages. When you call, if you hear the

third

ring

you'll

left

a

message since the last time someone called to check on messages. Hang up before the fourth ring,

i

and you'll save the cost of the call.

2

When the answering system answers and the cutgoing announcement begins to play, enter code. (It is not necessary to wait for the announcement to finish.)

-The system willannounce the number of messages you have (for example: "You have three messages"), and then beep

twice to indicate that it is ready to accept a command.

If it doesn't receive any instructions in a

few seconds, the system will automatically play all of your messages for you. You can allow the system to play your messages, or you can use the number buttons on the

perform any of the other operations. Instructions for the most frequently

used commands and other operations

know

phope to d~rect the system to

SELECT

SAVER.

that no one has

your

the

if

access

You can use the wallet

you of the correct button each operation. The is also available for assis:awe i see page

To end the connection from the 0i;:siae telephone line, simply hang up.

35

for ~nstructions).

Listening to Your Messages

-

Playing All of Your Messages

Press and release system will play all of the messages and then beep twice to mdicate that

is ready to accept a new command.

-

Playing New Messages Only

Press and release The system will play only those messages recorded since the last time

messages were checked. and then will beep twice to indicate that it is

ready to accept a new command.

-

Saving Messages

This system automatically saves old

messages after playback, unless you

command it to clear messages. After

performing any answering system

operation, simply hang up the phone.

-

Deleting Selected Messages

To delete only a selected message.

press and release the message is playing. To be sure you delete the right message, you

must press

beep that indicates the end

message. If necessary. you can press

@

(REPEAT) to replay the message

after listening to it. then press

(DELETE) when you are sure you are

deleting the right message.

131

czr?

t~

rErrlyrj

tc

press

VOICE

,El

(DELETE) before the

Hei?

(ALL

121

(NEW

a

(DELETE) while

'07

!.kr;i

MSG).

of

the

3

(continued.:

The

it

-

Deleting All Messages

L.s:s~

reiease

-

3

-

beeps twice to rrccate that

:J

ail messages. Press

(DELETE)

twce

and

{ie.

3

The syter -?sets rtseli and then

rt

1s

ready

to accept a new csrnrnand

NOTE:

1

i

all messages, the message window

)

resets to 0 and the deleted messages

i

cannot be replayed.

Once the system has deleted

1

Sack at any time. (See Message

PlaySack,"

Interrupting Message

"lnt~rr~~:

beiow

J

Playback

Press and release (STOP The system will stop

If

you do not enter a new comrrar

in

30

seconds, the system

to the end

old

messages

of

the last message. so

will

playing

wrll

not be erased

new call comes in.

-2

-

EEL2

2

.a.

.:p

acva-c~

tixi

~*;hc::

3

-

Additional

Message

Operations

Repeating a Message

Press and release

j4/

(REPEAT). The system will stop playing, return to the beginning of the current message, and

then resume playing. Each time you

press and release (REPEAT), the

system will back up one more message. When you've heard the messages you wanted repeated, you can then let the system play until it reaches the end of the last message,

-

or

you can interrupt

message playback at any time. (See

"Interrupting Message Playback," below.)

Skipping

Press and release

a Message

i6)

(FORWARD). The system will stop playing, advance to the beginning of the next message, and resume playing. Each time you press and release

16]

(FORWARD), the system will advance one more message. When you've heard the messages you wanted to play, you can then let the system play

until it reaches the end of the last message, or you can interrupt message play-

NOTE:

Pressing a (STOPIHELP)

when the system is performing an

operation stop. Pressing when the Voice Help Menu

page

Replaying

the

35.

will

signal

@

system

Cleared

the system to

(STOPIHELP)

is

idle

will

activate

described

Messages

on

Before the system announces "End of

a

messagesn, replayed by pressing the number

deleted message can be

@

(REPEAT) until

of

the message is displayed in the Message Window. However, once the system announces "End of messages", a deleted message cannot be

replayed.

I

i

I

The Voice Help Mew a!lows you to use your answering Sys:ern from another

location even

if

you don't know the various command codes. Once you have established a connection with the answering system (as described on page

32),

the Voice

Help

Menu will

guide you through all the other codes

you will need for

full access.

You can access the Voice Help Menu any time after the system has given you the two-beep signal to indicate that it is

ready to accept a command.

Using the Voice Help Menu

Press and release (STOP~HELP). The system wiil announce a list of oper-

ations and the buttons you need to press

to activate them.

For example, if you access the Voice Help Menu as soon as you make contact

with the answering system, by pressing

a

(STOP!HELP), you will hear:

At

the

end of the rneriu

WIII

beep twice to mdcate

to

accept a conmand.

the number fcr the fc;nctlon

Its:,

If

ycu

the

systs.~

!hat

~t

IS

readl~

have h~ard

you

:%ap:.

simply press that number Sutton.

Once you've established a connection

with the answering system (as descr~bed

on page

32),

you can re.view and change your outgoing announcement from the cordless handset or from another touch tone phone away from your home or office.

You can work with your outgoing announcement any time after the system

has given you the two-beep signal to indicate that it is ready to accept a command.

Reviewing Your Outgoing

Announcement

Press and release

a

(ANNC). The sys-

tem will play your outgoing announce-

ment, and beep twice to indicate that

it

is

ready to accept a command.

'TO save messages, hang up."

'70

delete messages, press

'70

play all messages, press

3 3

1

."

'To play new messages, press

'70

record a new announcement,

press

#

7."

'To change access code, press "TO leave a memo, press '70

change time, press

"For time, press

'70

play announcement, press

8."

"For answer on (off). press "For help, press

5."

#

*.I'

8."

#

0."

."

2."

#

7."

9."

Changing Your Outgoing

Announcement

1

Press and release

[A

(CHANGE), wa~t

to hear two beeps, and then press

(ANNC). The system will beep twice signal that it is ready to record.

2

Record your new announcement.

Press and release

Is]

(STOP/HELP\

when you are done.

to

Once ~~ith the answering system (as described on page the day and t~me setting on your clock from the cordless handset or from another touch tone phone away from your home or office.

You can work with the clock setting any time after the system has given you the two-beep signal to indicate that it is

ready to accept a command.

~w've

es:ablished a connect~on

32)-

you can review and change

Reviewing the DayKime Setting

Press and release (CLOCK). The answering system will announce the current dayt~me setting and then beep twice to indicate that it is ready to accept

commmd.

a

Changing

Press and release wait to hear two beeps, and then press announce the current day setting.

the

Daymime Setting

@

(CLOCK).

I'FJ

(CHANGE),

The system will

3

To

set hour

Press and release

sysrern will ~nn~uice

hour settmg Press ana (REPEAT)

move the hour setting dc~.:

Each time you press one

buttons. the system w~ll acr,s,-LC

hour When you hear the hour, go on to set minutes

4

To

set minutes

Press and release system will announce the current mmute setting. Press and release (REPEAT) or @ (FORWARD) to move the minute setting down or Each time you press one of these buttons, the system will announce the minute. When you hear minute, press The system will announce the nei.: dayltrme setting and then beep twce to indicate that it is ready to accept a command.

or

ITJ

tCLGCr(

!ne

c,-e--

re

ease

(FORVJA"",:

2-

,:

of

:-rs

C~TX:

@

(CLOCK,

tbe

correct

(STOPiHELP).

'-3

5

:-E

-

ye

Y

up.

To

set

day

,

Press and release

move the setting to a day earlier in the week, or

move the setting to a day later in the

week. Each time you press one of

these buttons, the system will

announce the day. When you hear

the correct day, go on to set the hour.

[61

141

(REPEAT) to

(FORWARD) to

The

Access

The access code is the code you use to gain access to your messages and

memos when you are calling the system

from a telephone away from your home

or office. The access code set at or choose your own. If you change !tre code, be sure to write it down so that you'll be able to gain access to your

system. If you do forget the code. ycu

can display the code at the base (see

page

10.

31).

Code

is

or.~g~nally

You can use the preset code

Once ycu've es:ablished a connection with

tbe

answermg system (as described on page the access code from set or from another touch tone phone away from your home

You time after the system has given you the two-beep signal to indicate that ready to accept a command.

32).

yo3

can

review and change

the

cordless hand-

Gr

office.

can

work with the access code any

it

is

Once you've estabhshea

w~th

the answermg system (as descr on page yourself or anyone else who has ac:Ess to the system. When the system messages, it plays the memo alon~ the other messages on the system.

32).

you can record a memc

a

connec;

cn

z~r)

plaks

;cp

Reviewing

Press and release

system will announce the current access code and then beep tw~ce to indicate that it is ready to accept

Changing Your

1

Press and release

wait to hear two beeps, and then

press

announce the current access code.

2

Press and release move the access code to a lower number, or

the access code to a higher number.

Each time you press one of these but-

tons, the system will announce the

-

access code.

3

When you hear the code you want,

press and release You may use any two-digit number from will announce the new access code

setting and then beep twice to indicate that it is ready to accept a com-

mand.

Your

isl

(CODE).

10-99,

Access

zm

(CODE).

Access

i/J

The system will

14)

i6j

(FORWARD)

@

except

30.

Code

The

a

command.

Code

(CHANGE),

(REPEAT) to

to move

(STOPIHELP).

The system

You can record the system has given you the two-beep

signal to indicate that it is ready to accept a command.

a

memo any time af?er

Recording a Memo

1

Press and release WAY). The system will beep once and begin to record.

2

Speak into the phone in a normal tone of voice. Just as

the system will accept memos up to

four minutes in length.

3

When you are finished, press

and release

system will record the day and time

that you left the memo, reset itself to

answer calls again, and then beep

twice to indicate that it

accept a command.

lFJ

[-I

(STOPIHELP). The

(MEMO12

with

messages,

is

ready to

(Continued)

--

-

--

Once you've establ~shed a ccr-ect~on

wlth the

cordless handset accord~ng to ~nstruct~ons on paoe

answering

sys:ern

32)

(us

-2

:ne

you can

the

record a telephone conversat~cn The telephone

conversation

will

be .ecorded

along wlth other messages

As

calis come In, the arswerlns

:vIII

answer and record messages

long as

~t

IS set for automat~c

sysSr-

as

ans;.er

operztion. You can use the cordless

handset to l~sten to the callers as

tr,~;/

leave messages, and you can speak a caller d~rectly Intercept," on page

~f

you

wlsh (see 'Cail

39).

-

-3

:c

1

While you are having a cocversat~on on the cordless handset, press and

release

ANS

2

When the indicator lights to show that

you have made

[q

SYS

indicator to light.

a

and wait for the

connection with the

answering system, press and release

[TONE*-;

(MEM012WAY).

The system

will beep once and begin to record.

NOTE: This unit does not sound

warning haeps to let the other party

know that the call To ensure that you are

is

being recorded.

in

compliance

with any federal or state regulations

regarding

recording

a

telephone call, you should start the recording process and then inform the caller that you are recording the call.

Monitoring Calls

1

If the handset is away from the base press and release

ANS

for the

2

When the light goes on to show that

SYS

[m\

Light to go on.

and walt

you have made a connection with the answering system, you will hear your own announcement am the caller's

message through the handset.

3

To end monitoring without answerins the call, press and release

return !he handset to

the

[

base.

or

3

To stop recording, press and release

a,

or end the telephone call.

To listen to the recording. follow

the instructions for listening to your messages, on page

26.

urning the the answerinc - system is taking a call announcement or wh~le the system is

recording the caller's message

can interrupt the answering system and

take the call. If the cordless handset is In the base. just pick up the handset and speak to the caller. If the handset is away from the base, press take the call as soon as the Light goes on. You can also pick up the handset of any extension phone on the same line to take the call.

The answering system should stop play-

ing the announcement (or recording the message). press and -elease the switchhook of the extension pnme yoti are using, or press

[PHONE]

cm

-

during

If

it doesn't stop, quickly

the handset.

the

ou!gomg

i

PHONE]

PHONE

-

you

and

You

can perform the operat~ons

described below using the cordless

IS

handset. However, this feature bly most useful office from another touch tone phone and find that the system doesn't answer even after four rings.

1

Establish a connection with the base. either by pressing cordless handset, or by dialing your phone number. Even

ANSWER

answer connected to will beep twice to indicate it is ready

to accept the remote access code. Enter your code.

You can change the staius by pressing

the

two-beep signal, and then press-

@

ing

announce "Answer On" if you are

setting the system to answer calls or "Answer system to not answer calls, The

system will then beep twice to indicate it is ready for a new command.

if

you call your horre

is

OFF,

after

10

AC

@

(CHANGE),

(AUTO

Off'

(m

if

AUTO

the system will

rings (as long

power).The system

ANS).

The system wiil

if you are setting the

prccz-

Or

on the

as

it is

waiting for

(Continued

When the

If.

,:.-e"

the

-AUTO

can'! leave a message, the

be that the message can listen to the messages and men clear the messages so that tQe system will begin taking

Memory

,,9u

follow steps 1 and 2 io :urn

ANSWER

Is

on

Full

ana

you

?roc,!eT

memcnJ

calk again.

!s

s!dl

fdil.

may

You

Press

your messages. or

listen to your new messages.

selectively delete a message

ing

being played. Remember that you can

also use

any messages that you've already

heard. When the system has played all

messages Messagest

that it

this time. you can delete all of your messages The system will delete all messages.

'F

(ALL

3

(DELETE)

a

is

ready to accept a zommand.

by

pressing

MSG)

(FORWARD)

it

will announce "End

and

beep twice

to lis:en to all of

(NEW

while that message is

to skip over

a

(DELETE)

MSG)

You

by

of

to

indicata

to

can

press-

At

twice.

Batteries

The handset of your cordless telephone

is powered by rechargeable ba!?er~es.

The

patented Battery-Saver feature extends the life of these batteries, and lets you use the phone for ods between charges.

The batteries charge automatically whenever the handset

If

you usually leave the handset in the base between calls, that's enough to keep the batteries charged. But if you keep the handset out of the base for long periods, you will need to charge the batteries about every seven days by leaving the handset in the base overnight

You'll know the batteries need charging

when:

-

The phone beeps four times when you press the

INTCM

-0

-

The flashes or stays on steadily.

-

The phone does not respond you press at the handset. and none of the lights go on.

(abc~t

buttons.

LO

BATT

10

hours).

[=I.

Light on the handset

longer

IS

in the base.

1-1,

peri-

or

when

Place the handset CHARGING Light on the base to show the handset is sea:ed prcpEr and the batteries are charging. be fully charged in

use your telephone before that. but

best to let the batteries charge fully.

Once the batteries are fully charged, you

need only put the handset in the base

when the

If

it's more convenient for you to do so, you can leave the handset in the base all the time. It is impossible to overcharge the batteries.

If

the

The batteries can be recharged many. many times, but signal even after the battery pack should be replaced

(see below).

,,

,

',

.

set, use only AT&T Replacement

Battery 4051.

To purchase replacement batteries. vis~t

your local AT&T Phone Center Store. or call the

1800222-3111.

LO

batteries

CAUTION:

,.

fire and damage to the telephone

AT&T National Service Center at

in

the Sase.

10

hours. You

BAT

Light flashes.

don't

if

charge

you get a low battery

10

hours

To avoid the risk of

of

The

w~il

!I=-:

-

;

They

car.

N:

;.iil

s

properly

charging,

(Continued)

Batteries

1

Remove the battery case cover

by

pressing on the arrow

sliding the cover downward.

2

Lift

out the old battery unplug it from the handset (Figure Discard the old battery in a trash compactor or a fire.

(corttirlrcetl)

iines

pack

pack.

and

1).

but not

Figure

-

1

IMPORTANT:

pack contains nickel and cadmium. not bum or puncture other batteries or

punctured,

erial

which

dispose

infomiion disposal, waste (garbage) dispasal

3

Hold the new battery pack and plug

the cord into the handset.

battery pack in the case so the cords

-

rest on top

4

Replace the battery case cover

sliding it on its track up over the battery case until it snaps firmly in place.

of

organization.

The rechargeable battery

the

battery. Like

of

this

type,

if

it

could

it

in

household

about

consult

of

release

cause

your

collection

the battery pack.

injury.

gabage.

recycling

lacal

or

it

is burned

toxic mat-

Do

Place the

Do

not

For

by

g

Figure

2

NOTE:

machine memory, you should leave the system connected while changing

To

avoid

the

losing your answeling

to

AC

power

base

battery.

I

i

I

.

5

The new batteries must before using your telephone.

the handset in the base unit and allow it to charge for phone will operate before that, but for best performance, let the batter~es charge fully.

10

hours. Your tele-

be

charged

Place

Replacing

This battery is used to retain answering

s,ystem memory in case of power failure When the battery needs to be replaced.

the LO will light (Figure tery, follow the directions on page

the

BAlT

BASE

Base

2).

Battery

Light on the base

To

replace the bat-

8.

The

The Portable Cradle provides a convenient place to keep your handset when it's away from the base. Set it up ent room. in the garage, or anywhere

you frequently take your handset.

The

Directory Card for listing your Memory Dialing numbers.

remove the plastic window by gently prying it up with a pointed object. to mount your cradle on a wall, set the card and window aside and follow the wall mounting instructions on page

Portal~le

portable cradle has a Memory Dial

To

Cradle

In

a differ-

fill in the card, first

If

you plan

44.

IMPORTANT: To

make

it's ~n !he portaSle cradle, kee:, !he antennas on the base and handse! extended.

If your handset rings when it's In the

portable cradle, pick it up and press

'PHONE

end

To

before placing the handset in the

portable cradle.

I,

series of nine short beeps.

NOTE:

charge

base

batteries,

in

sure the handset rings

jto answer the call.

the call, you must press

If

you forget to press

the handset

The the

does.

you must

the

base.

will

remind you with a

portable cradle does not

handset

To

batteries as the

recharge the handset

place

the

whei

handset

f;,,.,

i

I

;

I

(Con

tin

ued)

The

Portahle

Cradle

(rorltircrteci)

Tools you will a

pencil or ball-point pen, a Ph~ll~ps head

(+)

screwdnver, and the Wall Mountmg

Template at the back of th~s booklet.

1

Select a sturdy spot. Choose a place for your portable cradle where you can screw into wood - or into a wooden within the wall. (Plaster or wallboard alone won't hold the screws securely enough.)

2

Mark the mounting holes.

To mark the position of the mounting

screws, hold the mounting template

over the spot you've chosen, and

press crossmarks (Figure

3

Install the mounting sleeves and

a

need:

pencil point through the

A

nail, a hammer.

stud

1).

screws.

Start the screw hoies by lightly tapping a nail into the marks you made. Remove the nail from the wall. Then slide the mounting sleeves onto the

-

screws as shown. Insert the screws into the holes you started, and tighten them until the mounting sleeves are flat against the wall (Figure

2).

1

Figure

I

Figure

1

Step

2

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The

4

Portable

Remove and reverse the handset hook. You must now reverse !he handset

hook so it will hold the handset. opening behind the Directory Card you'll see a dot marked a pencil or pen point, press on the dot and push upward to release the

hook from its slot (Figure

Now turn the hook so the rounded

edge is pointing up, and the word

PRESS

the hook back down into the slot until

it snaps into place. The rounded

edge should now be sticking out

(Figure

is facing you (Figure

3).

Cradle

PRESS.

1).

(ror~tirtcreri)

In the

With

2).

Slide

Figure

1

Figure

2

5

Replace the

Messages Are Incomplete

-

The system can accept messages to four minutes long. a very long message, part of it may

be lost when the system disconnects

the call after four minutes.

-

If

the caller pauses for more than seven seconds, the system stops recording and disconnects the call.

-

If

the system's memory becomes full during a message, the system stops recording and disconnects the

Difficulty

Check VOLUME. See Volume Controls" on page

System Does Not Answer After

Correct Number of Rings

Hearing Messages

12.

If

a caller leaves

up

ca!l.

To stop the beeps, move MESSAGE ALERT to

LO

BAlT

If

the battery used for backup power is missing, low on power, or incorrectly installed, the turn on. sages in the event of

install a new battery immediately as explained in "Install the Base Battery" on page

CL Appears

If

the

power failure, CL blinks in the window to indicate that the clock should be reset.

To set the clock, follow the instructions

on page

Message Window Display Blinks

OFF.

BASE

To

prevent the loss of mes-

8.

clock stops running because of a

36.

Light Is On

LO

BATT

In

Message Window

BASE Light will

a

power failure,

-

Make sure that the AUTO ANSWER light is on. See "Setting System to Answer Calls" on page

-

If

Toll Saver is on, the number of

rings changes from four to two when you have new messages waiting. See "Ring Select" on page

-

In some cases, the system may be

affected by the ringing system used

by the local telephone company.

22.

23.

The display

blinks when ed for the system. If you had previosly recorded an announcement, been lost because a power failure occurred when no battery backup available to retain messages in the system's memory.

in

the Message Window

no

announcement is record-

it

may have

(Con

was

tinuec

System Answers Calls But Does Not

Record Messages

-

ANNC

hlove

SELECT

!t

to A or

ray

B.

be se! to

A0

System Does Not Respond to Remote Commands

-

Make sure you are call~ng from a touch

tone phone. When you dial a number.

If

you should hear tones. clicks lns?ead. the phone

you hear

IS

not a touch

tone telephone.

-

Some telephones transmit only one brief tone each time you press a key. If you are using one of these telephones, the answering system may not detect your Access Code while the announcement is playing. Wait until

:9e announcement is over and

enter your code again. There may be noise interference on

the phone line you are using. Press dial buttons firmly.

Make sure you are entering your Access Code correctly. See "Access

Code" on page

NOTE:

If

power

backup battery

battery power was low,

36.

failed

was

when

missing

the

or

Access

Code may have reverted to the

of

preset value

If

your answering system does not work

10.

properly, try the following suggestions before seeking repair assistance.

If

the phone doesn't work at all:

-

h:ae

ssie

the

power

cord

IS

r)l&;e:

~n

-

f$la.te

p~~ssed f~rmly mto the base

the

-

Maqe sure the handset antenna

sure

the telephone

telephone jack.

i~rie

ccr2

ur

and

:

s

an':

ttie

telepnone lme cord are fully extended

-

If

the phone does not beep

press

m,,

the handset batteriez

need recharging. See page

If the

LO

BAT

Light is flashing,

when

41.

yc,

the batteries need recharging. See page

41.

Make sure the battery pack is

installed correctly. See page

42.

Unplug the system and connect it to

If

~t

another modular jack.

still does not work, try another teli phone; if neither works, the problem is not in your answering system. The trouble may be caused by local talephone company lines, central office equip-

ment, or your wiring.

If the

above

suggestions don't

solve

the problem, try this:

Place the handset in the base and press the RESET button located on the bottom of the base near the battery compartment using a paper clip, pencil point or small pen point. Leave the handset in the base for

10

seconds to reset the

phone and security code.

NOTE:

Pressing RESET will erase

all

answering system messages.

.

If

you get a two-beep signal when you try to use your handset: The two-beep signal means that the

handset properly. Thls problem may be caused by something as simple as being out of range while attempting to dial or use the

intercom. to solve the problem by moving closer to the base and trying the call again.

If this doesn't help, the problem may be that your handset and base are set to different security codes. To reset the security code, try the suggestions below:

-

NOTE:

answering system messages.

and

5ase are not communicating

If

that's the case. you'll be able

Place the handset in the base,

and check to make sure that the CHARGING Light is on. Wait onds, and then pick up the handset, extend

[RZW

handset and the Light on the base should go on, and

your phone should operate properly.

If it doesn't, try the next step. Place the handset in the base, and check to make sure that the

CHARGING Light is on. Press the

RESET bution located on the bottom compartment using a paper clip, pencil point or small pen point.

The CHARGING Light should go on

again. Wait another and then pick up the handset, extend the antenna fully and press

I-.

handset and the HANDSET IN

?h?

antenna fully and press

The PHONE Light on the

HANDSET

of

the base near the battery

Pressing

The PHONE Light on the

RESET

15

will erase all

seconds,

15

sec-

IN USE

USE

Light on the base should go on, and

your phone should'operate properly.

If

it

d?esn'?,

-

Pick up the handset, open

the battery compartment and unplug the battery pack. Wait and the.n reinstall the battery pack. place the handset in the base and check to make sure that the

CHARGING

er

15

seconds, and then pick up the

handset, extend the antenna fully

and press Light on the handset and the HANDSET IN USE Light on the base should go on, and your phone should operate properly.

If

you have no dial tone:

First, check all the previous suggestions.

If

you still don't hear the dial tone, disconnect the phone and try another phone in the same jack. that phone either, the problem wiring or telephone company for assistance.

If

you have trouble dialing calls:

If

you cannot dial any number successfully using the tone dialing method, you might have dial pulse (rotary) service.

Move the DlAL MODE switch to the PULSE position (see page hang up and redial the number.

If

you have touch tone service, you can

use either tone or pulse dialing modes. If you set the DlAL MODE switch to

TONE, numbers will be dialed much

more quickly.

local

try

the next step.

15

seconds.

Light is

I-).

If

there is no aal tone on

service. Contact your local

on.

Wait anoth-

The PHONE

is

in your

9),

then

(Continued)

111

Case

of

Difficulty

(rontinrred)

If you hear noise or interference when using the phone: The ac~anced Autoselect feature of your phone normally should select a

clear cfiannel for you. In some situa-

tions. however, you might notice some

noise or interference when uslng your phone. Follow the suggestions below.

-

Make sure the handset antenna is fully extended and the telephone line cord to the base is untangled.

-

You

may

be out of range. Move closer

to the base.

-

Press and release

to another of the

nels. If the noise doesn't clear, keep switching channels until you find a clear one.

-

If the base unit is plugged into the

same

may hear noise or interference. moving the appliance or the base unit to another outlet.

-

The layout of your home or off ice may be limiting the operating range. moving the base to another location

-

If you lose a call after changing channels:

You may have been almost out of range. Move closer to the base before changing channels. Before placing the call again, return the handset to the base for seconds.

circuit as other appliances, you

preferably-on an upper floor.

[CHANNEL]

10

available chan-

to switch

Try

10

If

the phone does not ring when you receive

If you hear other calls phone:

-

If you hear noise in the handset, and the antenna and line cord are fully extended:

-

a

call: Make sure the to

ON.

If

you are away from the sure the handset antenna extended and the telephone to the base is untangled.

Make sure the telephone line cord connected firmly to the base un~t and the telephone jack. Make sure the

power cord is plugged in. You may be too far from the base unit.

Move the handset closer to the base. You may have too many extension

phones on your telephone line to allow all of them to ring. some of the other phones. Try

pressing

channels.

Press Disconnect your base unit from the

telephone jack, and plug in a regular

telephone.

the problem is probably in your wiring or phone company.

Make sure the power cord is plugged in, the handset and the base antennas are fully extended and the telephone line cord is untangled.

[CHANNEL!

local

service. Call your local tele

RINGER

Try

I-I,

to change channels.

If

you still hear other calls,

switch

base

IS

fui!:i

II~

unplugging

to change

while

using

,s

set

nae

ccrd

your

IS

-

'Make sure you are in range.

-

Your base unit and handset may not be set on the same security code.

base

Return the handset to the

1

0

seconds to reset the security code.

for

If

you

have difficulty entering

numbers in Memory:

-

Revievi "Programming a Number into Memory," pacje

are presstng the correct sequence of

buttons.

-

If

the number is more than

long. make sure you follow the

instructions under "Programming

and Dialing

Sequences." page

-

Make sure no other telephones are off the hook while you are entering a number.

-

Try

calling the number you want to enter into memory and then following the "Storing

Memory" instructions on page

If

the

AUTO

work: Make sure fhe power trmsforrner is securely piugged into an electricai outlet not controlied by a wall the connection at the back cf the answering system.

ANSWER

17.

to make sure you

Long

Numbers or

18.

a

Redial Number in

Light does not

saitch. Inspect

16

digits

18.

If you have difficulty hearing messages:

-

Check the VOLUME control. page

If the system answers but

record:

-

The ANNC

set to

-

The message memory may be full; so, delete some or all of the messages

If the system does not answer af-ter the correct number

-

12.

SELECT

AO.

Move it to A or

Make sure that the AUTO Light

is

on. If it is not. press and

release

If

the

of rings changes from four to two

when you have messages waiting. See page

If

the system the system is after

In

affected by the ringing system used the local telephone company.

(AUTO

ANSWER].

TOLL

SAVER

23.

is

off,

10

rings. See

some cases, the system may be

Switch may

of

rings:

is on, the number

filled with messages or

the system answers

page

See

does

not

B.

ANSWER

28.

be

if

by

-

If your announcement is incomplete:

The unit is voice-activated and will stop

recording seconds. Try recording the announcement without pausing.

If your messages are incomplete:

-

The system can accept messages up to four minutes long. a very long message, part of it may

be lost when the system disconnects

the call after four minutes.

-

If the caller pauses for more than seven seconds, the system stops recording.

if

you pause for more than four

If

a caller leaves

If

the system does not respond to

remote touch tone commands:

-

Make sure you are calling from a touch tone phone. As you dial number, you should hear tones. you hear clicks instead, the phone

is not a touch tone telephone.

a

If

I11

Case

of

Difficulty

-

I

NOTE:

,

send short, timed tones no matter

how long

I

button. If you are using one of these

'

telephones, the answering system

i

may not detect your access code while the announcement is playing.

I

Wait until the announcement is over

I

and enter your access code again.

i

-

on the phone line you are using. Press keys firmly.

-

access code correctly (see page

Some touch tone phones

you

hold down a wmber

ae

may be noise or interference

Make sure you are entering your

(co,~tirtcted)

r

,

I

1

i

33).

Other

Make sure you have followed all the

instructims in this rna~ual to try

correct

If

the

1

Problems

to

tile

problem.

you continue to.have problems, cali

AT&?

800

National Service

22241

11.

Center

at

Interferelice

Some telephone equipment generates. uses, and can radiate radio-frequency energy and, if not installed and used properly, may cause interference to radio and

Your AT&T product has been tested and found to meet the standards for a Class

B

digital device. as specified in Part of the are designed to provide against such interference in a residential installation. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation.

If

your ence to radio or television reception when it's in use, you might correct the

interference with any one or all of these measures:

television

FCC

Rules. These specifications

AT&T

product causes interfer-

hlfomlation:

reception.

15

Part

13

of

FCC

If

you need assistance,

our National Service Center at

1

800

222-31 11.

I

The user tions to this telephone, not expressly

approved by

i

user's authority to operate the

I

equipment.

is

cautioned that modiflca-

AT&T,

Rule

could void the

you

can

call

-

Where it can be done safely, re-orient the receiving television or radio

antenna.

-

To

the extent possible, relocate the television, radio, or other receiver with respect to the telephone equipment.

--

If

your telephone product runs on power, plug your product into an outlet that's not on the same circuit as one used by your radio or television.

AC

Index

AC Adas:er Access Code

5.

G.

31

33

36

37

46

ALL

MSG

ANNC,

ANNC

ANNC SELECT

Announcements

Announce Onlv

[ANS

SYS~

ANS SYS Light

Answering Calls

Answering Machine Answering Page Answering System Operation

At the Bsse Away From tne Base

Antennas

[AUTO

AUTO ANSWER Feature AUTO ANSWER Light

-

AUTO ANS Automatic answering

17

ANS

Z

4,6.2C.21.

WE$

3,

[om]

32. 33

4

20. 21.29

Sw1tc3

4.

20-23. 29. 48. 51

29.

35.46.51

4. 20. 23

5. 6. 15. 32. 38. 39,41

5. 32, 38

2, 11, 12, 16,22

4-5, 20-31

5-6,

2. 1 1, 14, 48, 49, 50 4,

22,

9,

22, 23, 25, 28, 47, 51

Autoselect

BaseUnit Batteries

2,7,8,9, 10, 17,41-42.43,47,48,49

2,3,5,7,10,11,12,13,14

9

48 52

40

35

4, 13

15

32-40

25, 51 39,40

39

22

14,50

Caii Fonvard~nc

Cali

Intercept

Gal!

VanCor~ng

Call Screen~ng

Call

Waltlng

-CHANNEL, CHANGE

Change Changing Channels Charging Batteries

CHARGING Light

:

'

-

,-I

--

-

,-

3

10. 41. 49

[CLOCK]

CLOCK Clock Feature

@I

9, 10, 36. 46, 47

[mF]

CODE

DELETE

IoErnE]

Deleting Messages DIAL MODE Switch

Dial Pulse Service Dial Tone Directory Cards Ending a Call (See Hanging FCC Information Find Feature

[.R#imig

FORWARD Handset

@!

a

2,3,7,10,11.12.13.14.17

32, 33, 34, 40

5.

5,

6. 28. 33

9. 13, 49

2. 10, 11. 12, 49

17. 43, 45

3, 14, 16

5, 10. 27, 31

34, 36. 37, 40

27.

14,53

13

-

?O

ur

n

3

-

L,"

13

-n

3

31J

10

36

5. 31 37

28

9,

49

Up)

-

C

-

Battery Case Cover Battery, 9-volt Battery Pack Battery Saver Feature

8, 42

7, 8, 42

42, 48, 49

4 1

Handset Batteries

Handset Hook HANDSET IN USE Light Handset Locator

4

1

45

11. 16. 49 16

Handset Hanging

:HOLD

--

In

Case Indicator Lights Instal!ation

[INTCM

Intercom

INTERCOM

Interference Listening to Messages

LO

Losing a Call Maintenance

VOLUME

Up

of

i

BATT

BASE Light

Handset Light

Control

Difficulty

Light

3, 14, 15, 48,

11,12

2.

11.

12.

13, 14

3,

16,

18

47-52

25

8-1

0

3, 15, 41 3, 15, 16

16

50,

52, 53

26, 30, 32

8,9, 25, 42,46,47

41,48

14, 15, 50

46

-

;OFF

2.

3.

11,

12.

13. 14.

Operating

PAGE

-

Page Feature

I

PACE~FIND

Paging 15

Parts Checklist Pause

Range

J

[PHONE]

2,

3,

10-18, 29, 39.41,43. 48.49

PHONE Light

(PLAV]

Portable Cradle Power Cord

16.

2.

!

10,

2, 7,

17,

32.

38.

43

1.

14,

15.

43.

50

3.

14.

3,

14.

15.

11,

16. 39,49

5,

26, 27, 46

1 1,

12,43-45

7, 9,47, 48, 50

15

16

7

18

Making Calls

[m]-

Memory Memory Dial Directory Card Memory Dialing

MEM0!2

-MESSAGE Messages

Message Volume Control

Message Window

Microphone

Modular Jack Adapter

[MUTE]

NEW

Noise

MSG

3, 17-19, 27, 28, 40, 47, 51

WAY

ALERT

5,22,24-28,32-34,40,47,48,51

12,21,26,47,51

9,

20-24, 26-31, 34, 46, 47

(See Interference)

2,

11,

12, 14

3, 17, 18

17, 43, 45

3, 12, 17

530 37,38 25,47

2,3, 11,12

32,

33,

7

3

40

Power Failure

Priority Calling

[PROG]

PROGRAM Light

PULSE

Quick Reference Guide

Recording Announcements Recording Memo Recording a Telephone

Conversation

[XijiK]

REPEAT

[REPEA]

Replacing Base Battery Replacing Battery RESET

RINGER RINGER Switches

@

OFF

32, 33, 34,36, 37

5, 10, 27,

Pack

Lights

46,48

29.

3,

17, 18

17

9,

49

2-6

4, 20

5,

6,30,

37

5, 6, 30, 38

2, 13, 18

28,

31

8

42

48,49

10

10.

11.

50

(Continued)

-

.-P

-

a-3

Saf

e!y

31.

42

Screenmg Security Codes

Service

Speakerphone SPEAKERPHONE SPEAKER

Specral Telephone Services

[m]

STOPIHELP Storing Numbers

Teleptv:?

Telephore Line Telephone Number Cards Temporary Tone Feattire TOLL

Calls

Returr: Form

2.

VOLUME

4,5,

in

Line

Cord

Jack

SA'VER

3.

10.

1

IN

USE

Control

10,

12,

10,20,26,27,30, 31

34, 35, 36, 37

Memory

7,

7.

8,

4, 23, 24, 33, 47, 51

1.

12.

Light

21.

9,

14,48, 50

9,

48,

57

13.

17

11.

12

26,

31

13

17-1 9

49,

50

10 13

[m

Tones

-

Touch Tone Service

Voice Help Menu VOLUME Controls

10,12,21,26,29,31,47,51

Wall Mounting Template Wallet Cards

3, 4, 13, 14, 16, 17, 48

9, 13,21,29,48,49, 51,52

13, 37, 38

32, 33, 34, 35

44,57

31, 33, 59

To Establish A Connection With The Answering System:

1.

Dial your phone number.

2.

When the system answers and the announce-

ment begins, enter your access code. The system will announce the number sages you have and then beep twice to ~ndicate that it is ready to accept a c~mmand.

3.

Enter the code for the operation you want.

(See the list on the opposite side of this card,

@

or press

for a Voice Help Menu.)

cf

mes-

I

To Establish A Connection With The Answering System:

1.

Dial

2.

When the system announcement begins.

access

the

number

then

ready

3.

Enter the

want.

side

Voice Help Menu.)

Wallet

your

phone number.

answers

code.

The

system

of

messages

beep tw~ce

to

accept a command.

(See

of

this card,

code

for

the

list

to

or

Card

enter

will

you

indicate

the

operation

on

the

press

and

that

opposlte

the

your

announce

have

anc

it

IS

yo2

for

a

To end the connection with the answering system, just hang op. If you have not cleared mes-

sages, they will be saved automatically.

The system's access code is set at

a

Press

Voice Help Menu.

Press Press Press Press Press Press Press Press

announcement.

Press Press

Press day/time setting.

Press Press

when the system is idle to access the

(r

to listen to all of your messages.

121

to listen to new messages only.

[sl,

a

to delete all messages.

[4j

to

repeat a message.

(el

to skip a message.

a

to mterrupt message playback (PAUSE).

a

171

a,

@

Ir],

a

[rl,

to exit message playback mode.

to hear your outgoing

then

to hear your dayhime setting.

then

to hear your access code.

then

to change your announcement.

181

to change your

to change your access code.

To

end the connection with the ing system, just hang deleted messages, they will be saved automatically.

The system's access code is

is-----------------------------------------

I

!

i

j

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To Establish A Connection With The Answering

1.

Dial your phone number.

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2.

When the system answen and the

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announcement begins, enter your access code. The system will announce

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Press Press to hear system status. Press

@

to record a memo.

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then @ to change status.

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3.

Enter the code for the operation

want. (See the list

side

of

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card,

Voice

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Help Menu.)

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Voice Help Menu.

Press

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to listen to all of your messages.

Press

a

to listen to new messages only.

press

a.

@

to clear all messages. Press @ to repeat a message. Press

a

to skip a message: Press @ to ~nterrupt message playback. Press

@,

@

to exit message playback mode.

press

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to hear your outgoing announcement.

Press

@,

then a to change your announcement.

Press

a

to hear your dayltime setting.

Press

m

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then

to change your dayltime setting. Press @ to hear your access code. Press

m,

then @ to change your access code. Press to record a memo. Press to hear system status Press

m,

then

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to change status.

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AT&T 5650 User Manual

Specifications and Main Features

Frequently Asked Questions

User Manual

Handset

CHANNEL Switch

REDIAL

Charging Contacts

CLOCK

ANNC

CHANGE

REPEAT

PAGEFIND

Charging Contacts

CODE

DELETE

FORWARD

PLAY

PHONE

PROG

HOLD

RINGER CHARGING MUTE

REDIAL

Making Calls

Hanging Up

Answering Calls

Using the Speakerphone

Using Redial

Hold

Memory

Using the Intercom

Changing Channels

Using Find

Automatic Answering Operation

Listening to Your Messages

Recording a Memo

Recording a Telephone Conversation

The Access Code

Operating the Answering System Using the Cordless Handset

Install the base battery

Connect the telephone line cord

Set the Clock

Check for dial tone

Speakerphone Operation

Changing Channels

Memory

VOLUME Control

Listening to Your Messages

Saving Messages

Deleting Selected Messages

Deleting All Messages

Establishing a Connection with the Answering System

Listening to Your Messages

Playing All of Your Messages

Playing New Messages Only

Saving Messages

Deleting Selected Messages

Deleting All Messages

Repeating a Message

Recording a Memo

Batteries

Mark the mounting holes.

Messages Are Incomplete

Message Window Display Blinks

System Does Not Respond to Remote Commands

If your announcement is incomplete:

If your messages are incomplete:

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