Casio CP-725 User Manual

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HANDSET FEATURES

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11

Talk (page 7-11)

Redial (page 11, 23)

Channel (page 5, 9)

1
4
7

TALK

GHI

PRS

2
5
8

ABC

JKL

TUV

FLASH

3
6
9

HOLDCHANNELREDIAL

PAUSE

DEF

MNO

WXY

11

1

11

Flash/Call Waiting (page 9,14)

Hold (page10)
Pause (page 19)

Battery (page 12,30)

Left Arrow, (page 20, 24)

Delete (page 21)

Autodial (page 18-23)

Down Arrow (page 15-27)

Caller ID (page 13-17)

✱

TONE

OPER

0

DELETEAUTO

CALLER ID

25 CHANNEL

#

NAME/DATEPROGRAMBATTERY

SEND

Name/Date (page 15)
Right Arrow (page 18, 20, 22-27)

Program (page 18, 24-27)

Send (page10, 11, 16, 19)

LCD Display

Up Arrow (page 15-27)

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INITIAL SETUP

INSTALLATION

PLUG

a telephone wall jack.

1

the CP-725’s telephone cord into

TONE PULSE

TO WALL JACK

USE ONLY WITH

ADAPTOR M/N-14

CONNECT

Adapter Outlet on the back of the CP-725 charging

2

cradle.
Cord Holder to prevent accidental disconnection.

PLUG

wall outlet. The LEDs on the charging

3

cradle will stop flashing when the
handset (with battery pack installed) is
placed in the cradle. NOTE: If the telephone

cord is not properly plugged into the telephone wall
jack, the
the handset is out of the charging cradle.

the AC Adapter Plug into the AC

LOOP

the cord through the AC Adapter

the AC Adapter into an electrical

CHARGING INDICATOR

will flash when

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NAME/DATEPROGRAMBATTERY

NAME/DATEPROGRAMBATTERY

SWITCH SETTINGS

RINGER ON/OFF

Your CP-725's ringer is preset to
"ON". To reset the ringer to "ON" or

It may be necessary to set the

PULSE SWITCH

4

Fully extend the charging cradle antenna
for clear reception.

5

. See below.

TONE/

Press
Mode" display will flash:

1

"OFF":

PROGRAM

. The "Program

PROGRAM MODE

33

3

33

TONE/PULSE SWITCH

This switch tells the CP-725 to dial out with
either touchtone or pulse signals to match the
service you have with your local telephone
company. The CP-725 is shipped with the

TONE/PULSE SWITCH

position. If you do not have touchtone service,
set the switch to pulse on the back of the
charging cradle.

TONE PULSE

TONE = for Touchtone systems
PULSE = for Rotary dialing or Pulse systems

in the TONE

Press the
once. The "Ringer" display will appear,

2

for example:

Press the

KEY

3

ON or OFF).

Press
your selection.

4

RIGHT ARROW KEY

RINGER: ON

DOWN

to change the ringer setting (turn it

PROGRAM

CALLER ID

or

UP ARROW

again to lock in

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IMPORTANT SAFETY

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When using your telephone equipment, basic safety precautions should always be followed to reduce the risk of
fire, electric shock and injury to persons, including the following:

1. Read and understand all instructions.

2. Follow all warnings and instructions marked on the product.

3. Unplug this product from the wall outlet before cleaning. Do not use liquid cleaners or aerosol cleaners. Use a

4. Do not use this product near water, for example, near a bath tub, wash bowl, kitchen sink, or laundry tub, in a

5. Do not place this product on an unstable cart, stand, or table. The product may fall, causing serious damage to

6. Slots and openings in the cabinet and the back or bottom are provided for ventilation. To protect it from

7. Do not allow anything to rest on the power cord. Do not locate this product where the cord will be abused by

8. Do not overload wall outlets and extension cords as this can result in the risk of fire or electric shock.

9. Never push objects of any kind into this product through cabinet slots as they may touch dangerous voltage

10. To reduce the risk of electric shock, do not disassemble this product, but take it to a qualified serviceperson

11. Unplug this product from the wall outlet and refer servicing to qualified service personnel under the following

12. Avoid using a telephone (other than a cordless type) during an electrical storm. There may be a remote risk of

13. Do not use the telephone to report a gas leak near the leak.

INSTRUCTIONS

INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS

1. Never install telephone wiring during a lightning storm.

2. Never install telephone jacks in wet locations unless the jack is specifically designed for
wet locations.

3. Never touch uninsulated telephone wires or terminals unless the telephone line has been
disconnected at the network interface.

4. Use caution when installing or modifying telephone lines.

damp cloth for cleaning.
wet basement, or near a swimming pool.
the product.
overheating, these openings must not be blocked or covered. The openings should never be blocked by placing

the product on the bed, sofa, rug, or other similar surface. This product should never be placed near or over a
radiator or heat register. This product should not be placed in an enclosed environment unless proper ventilation
is provided.

persons walking on it.

points or short out parts that could result in a risk of fire or electric shock. Never spill liquid of any kind on the
product.

when service or repair work is required. Opening or removing covers may expose you to dangerous voltages or
other risks. Incorrect re-assembly can cause electric shock when the appliance is subsequently used.

conditions:
A. When the power supply cord or plug is damaged or frayed.
B. If liquid has been spilled into the product.
C. If the product has been exposed to rain or water.
D. If the product does not operate normally by following the operating instructions. Adjust only those controls,

that are covered by the operating instructions because improper adjustment of other controls may result in
damage and will often require extensive work by a qualified technician to restore the product to normal

operation.
E. If the product has been dropped or the cabinet has been damaged.
F. If the product exhibits a distinct change in performance.

electric shock from lightning.

SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS

IMPORTANT CORDLESS

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TELEPHONE INFORMATION

Interference Information

Notice: This cordless telephone uses radio communications between the handset and the base unit,
and may not ensure privacy of communication. Other devices including other cordless telephones
may interfere with the operation of this cordless telephone or cause noise during operation. Cordless telephone
equipment generates and receives radio waves and, if not installed and used properly, may pick up interference. To
prevent interference:

Avoid locations such as heating appliances, electrical equipment (e.g., fluorescent lamp, TV, radio,
refrigerator, computer), places subject to direct sunlight, excessive dust, moisture, vibration, etc.

Locate the base unit in a high place in the house (such as the second floor) in order to receive
the most effective communication range. Fully extend the base unit antenna. Telephones must
not cause interference to any licensed radio service.

WARNING

To prevent fire or shock hazard, do not expose the set to rain or moisture.
To avoid electrical shock, do not open the cabinet. Refer servicing to qualified personnel only.

CAUTION

1. Use batteries only intended for recharging. Use only the following battery pack:
Nickel-Cadmium Rechargeable, 3.6 volts, 250-300 mAh.

2. Do not dispose of the battery(ies) in a fire. The cell(s) may explode. Check with local codes for
special disposal instructions.

3. Do not open or mutilate the battery(ies.) Released electrolyte is corrosive and may cause
damage to the eyes or skin. It may be toxic if swallowed.

4. Exercise care when handling the battery(ies) in order not to short the
battery(ies) with conducting materials such as rings, bracelets, and keys.
The battery or conductor may overheat and cause burns.

CONTAINS: NICKEL-CADMIUM
RECHARGEABLE BATTERY.
MUST BE RECYCLED OR
DISPOSED OF PROPERLY.

Ni-Cd

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Charge the Handset Batteries Before Using the Cordless Telephone

The batteries lose their charge during shipping and storage. Be sure to charge the batteries before you use the
CP-725 cordless telephone. Place the handset in the charging cradle. The CHARGING INDICATOR will light. Leave
the handset in the charging cradle for 12-15 hours.

Digital Security Code

The Digital Security Coding System automatically resets a new personal security code to one of 256 combinations
every time you return the CP-725 handset to the charging cradle. (Whenever the handset is returned to the
charging cradle you will hear a beep confirming that a new security code has been set.) The security code prevents
unauthorized use of your telephone line, false rings, and false dialing. (US. Patent No. 5,073,932)

Ultra Clear® Noise Reduction Circuit

The CP-725 is equipped with Ultra Clear Noise Reduction Circuitry (Compander Circuit). It reduces background
noise—reception is superior to conventional cordless telephones.

25 Channels with Optimum Channel Memory (OCMTM)

The CP-725 accesses 25 channels with Optimum Channel Memory providing fast and clear channel selection. The
scanning circuit scans all 25 channels in your neighborhood to find the best available channel. Once it finds the clear
channels, it selects and remembers the three best ones. When you press the “Talk” key to call out or receive a call,
the unit automatically provides you with the best channel. Whenever you place the handset in the charging cradle for
2 seconds or more, the unit updates its memory. Press TALK and then CHANNEL if you wish to change channels
manually. (U.S. Patents 5,197,093 & 5,418,839)

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IMPORTANT CP-725

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Caller ID

If you subscribe to a Caller Identification Service (available from most local telephone companies),
the CP-725 can display the name and phone number of incoming calls. With the Caller ID feature,
you can see who is calling before you answer a call.

Call Waiting Caller ID

If you subscribe to a Call Waiting Caller ID service from your local telephone company, the CP-725
can display the name and number of an incoming call while you are already talking to another party
on the cordless handset.

Caller ID Memory

The CP-725 automatically stores the Caller ID names and numbers of the last 25 calls you have
received.

INFORMATION

Supertwist Nematic (STN) LCD

Advanced LCD technology in your CP-725 provides clear, multi-angle viewing of caller's name and
phone number if you subscribe to Caller ID service from your local telephone company.

Autodial Memory Backup

CASIO PHONEMATE’s memory backup system maintains up to 20 autodial names and numbers
indefinitely until you erase them. This non-volatile memory does not require battery power.

Charging The Batteries

Charge the batteries for 12-15 hours before using the cordless handset for the first time. The handset
is always charging while it is in the charging cradle and cannot be overcharged.

To charge the batteries, first check the AC Adapter to see that it is connected correctly. Then, place
the handset in the charging cradle. The CHARGING INDICATOR on the charging cradle lights to
indicate that the CP-725 is charging.

Local Area Code Setting

If you are planning to use the Caller ID features on the CP-725, be sure to program your local area
code into the handset's memory after you have charged the batteries for the first time. The CP-725
needs this information to operate correctly when dialing stored Caller ID numbers. (see page 25.)

HANDSET / TELEPHONE

CALLER ID

OPERATION

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STANDBY MODE

The CP-725 is in "Standby" mode whenever it is
idle, waiting for a call. If the handset is in the
charging cradle, the display will either show the
ringer status, for example:

RINGER IS ON

OR

If you have new caller ID entries from recent
unanswered calls, it will show the "New Callers"
message:

<NEW CALLERS>

Press

CALLER ID

number of "New Callers".

If the handset is in "Standby Mode" but not in
the charging cradle, the display will go blank
after a short time to conserve battery power.

to view the name and

After this, the "Volume" display will
appear:

2

Wait for dial tone and dial the phone
number. The number will appear in the

3

display as you dial. NOTE: The LINE IN-USE

INDICATOR on the charging cradle lights to show
the handset is in use.

VOLUME

1
4

TALK

GHI

VOLUME
CH03

5551212

ABC

2

JKL

5

FLASH

3
6

HOLDCHANNELREDIAL

PAUSE

DEF

MNO

TO PLACE A CALL

Pick up the handset and press
The display will briefly show:

1

TALK

This display indicates that the handset is
establishing contact with the charging cradle.
In this example, CH03 is the current channel
number of 25 available channels in your area.

SCANNING...
CH03

TALK

PRS

7

TONE

✱

.

TUV

8

OPER

0

DELETEAUTO

CALLER ID

WXY

9

#

NAME/DATEPROGRAMBATTERY

SEND

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HANDSET / TELEPHONE

TO END A CALL

To hang up, press
handset to the charging cradle. NOTE:

1

When you return the handset to the charging cradle,
you are hanging up the phone and returning to
Standby Mode. The CP-725 is now ready to receive
a call and the
show that the battery is charging.

CHARGING INDICATOR

TALK

TALK

or return the

IF YOU MISDIALED A

NUMBER

Press

TALK

“on.”) Wait for dial tone and dial

1

the correct number.

twice (“off” and

TALK

lights to

HANDSET VOLUME

CONTROL

Whenever the CP-725 is in "Talk" mode, the
handset volume will be displayed.

Press the

KEY

1

When
volume returns to the default level (see

2

PROGRAMMING THE CP-725, "Default
Volume", page 25).

DOWN

to adjust the volume.

CALLER ID

TALK

or

UP ARROW

VOLUME
CH03 00:01

is pressed, the handset

TO RECEIVE A CALL

When the phone rings, pick up the
cordless handset and press

1

will briefly see the "Scanning" display,
followed by the "Volume" display, as
described under Placing a Call. Speak
to the caller.

TALK

To hang up, press
or return the handset to the charging

2

cradle.

TALK

TALK

on the handset

. You

CALL TIMER

About 10 seconds after you enter "Talk"
mode, a Call Timer will appear on the display:

VOLUME
CH07 00:53

The timer will automatically be reset whenever
you place a new call.

NOTE: The length of time shown on the display is intended
only to be an estimate duration of a phone call. CASIO
PHONEMATE makes no guarantees regarding the accuracy
of this timer.

FLASH

NAME/DATEPROGRAMBATTERY

OPERATION (continued)

LAST CALL TIME

DISPLAY

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9

99

1
4
7

TALK

GHI

PRS

2
5
8

ABC

JKL

TUV

FLASH

3
6
9

HOLDCHANNELREDIAL

PAUSE

DEF

MNO

WXY

Press the

DATE)

1

length of the last call after you have
hung up the phone.

RIGHT ARROW (NAME/

key to view the approximate

LAST CALL TIME:

01:38

CHANGING CHANNELS

MANUALLY

After

TALK

selects the best of 25 available channels

1

in your area. If you hear noise or
interference while using the CP-725,
press
change channels.

is pressed, the CP-725

CHANNEL

on the handset to

HOLDCHANNELREDIAL

✱

TONE

0

OPER

#

NAME/DATEPROGRAMBATTERY

PAUSE

FLASH/CALL WAITING

DELETEAUTO

CALLER ID

25 CHANNEL

SEND

If you subscribe to a call waiting
service and you receive another call
while using the phone, press

FLASH

To return to the first call, press

FLASH

to answer the second call.
again.

FLASH

used on a business
phone system
(CENTREX, PBX) for
transferring calls.

may also be

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DELETEAUTO

HANDSET / TELEPHONE

1010

10

1010

HOLD

You may place a call on hold while using the
cordless handset.

Press

HOLD

The following display will appear.

1

to place a call on hold.

HOLDCHANNELREDIAL

TALK

FLASH

PAUSE

HOLD
CH09 4:59

NOTE: You can place a call on hold for up to 5 minutes.
During

HOLD

, do not return the handset to the charging

cradle. Doing so will disconnect the caller.

To continue your phone conversation,
press

2

TALK

extension phone connected to the same
line. When the extension phone is picked
up, the CP-725 automatically
disconnects itself from the line.

,

HOLD

, or pick up an

DIALING A NUMBER

USING THE SEND KEY

Send-Key Dialing is extremely reliable because
you can see the number you have entered
before actually dialing it.

Make sure the CP-725 is in "Standby
Mode". Without pressing the

1

button, enter the number you wish to
dial. If you make a mistake, use

DELETE

to make changes.

TALK

1
4
7

✱

GHI

PRS

TONE

ABC

2

JKL

5

TUV

8

OPER

0

DELETEAUTO

CALLER ID

NAME/DATEPROGRAMBATTERY

3
6
9

#

HOLDCHANNELREDIAL

PAUSE

DEF

MNO

WXY

SEND

25 CHANNEL

5551212

After you have correctly entered the
entire number you wish to dial, press

2

SEND

will dial the number.

. The CP-725

SEND

OPERATION (continued)

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1111

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1111

REDIAL

The CP-725 remembers the last number you
dialed. The redial memory will hold up to 16
digits. Every time you dial a new telephone
number, the redial memory is updated with that
new number.

Press

TALK

and wait for a dial tone.

1

TALK

Press

REDIAL

.

2

HOLDCHANNELREDIAL

PAUSE

REDIAL WHEN BUSY

If you receive a busy signal
after placing a call and you
wish to try again immediately,
there is no need to hang up the
phone.

DISPLAY REDIALING

Display Redialing allows you to view the
contents of the redial memory before dialing.
This is useful if you aren't sure what number
was last dialed on the CP-725.

Make sure the unit is in "Standby" mode.
Press

1

REDIAL

the last 14 digits of the last number dialed.

Press

SEND

. You will be able to view

HOLDCHANNELREDIAL

PAUSE

13105551212

to dial.

2

SEND

PAGING THE HANDSET

FROM THE

CHARGING CRADLE

To page the handset from the charging cradle,
the handset must be in “Standby” mode and the
ringer must be set to ON.

Press

REDIAL

signal and the CP-725 will automatically

1

hang up, reconnect, and dial the number
again.

while hearing a busy

HOLDCHANNELREDIAL

PAUSE

Press

PAGE/FIND

cradle. You will hear the handset ring.

1

PAGE/FIND

To cancel the page, either press

FIND

2

a second time, press
the handset or place the handset in the
charging cradle. NOTE: After seven rings the

page will stop.

on the charging

PAGE/

TALK

on

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NAME/DATEPROGRAMBATTERY

1212

BATTERY & ALARM

12

1212

BATTERY CONDITION

You can check the power level of the battery to
avoid battery depletion.

Press

BATTERY

out of the charging cradle. The following

1

display will appear when batteries are fully
charged:

As the battery discharges, the stack
symbols will disappear, starting from the

2

right. When the battery is low, the display
will look like:

when the handset is

BATTERY

BATTERY

LOW BATTERY

INDICATOR

The CP-725 will automatically detect a low
battery. If this happens, you will hear a double
beep, and the "Low Battery" display will appear:

<LOW BATTERY>

If the Low Battery indicator appears while you
are talking on the CP-725, you may only have a
few minutes left before the battery discharges
completely, in which case you will be discon­nected. To prevent this, simply pick up an
extension phone and place the CP-725 back in
the charger. Place the handset in the charger for
12 - 15 hours to recharge the battery.

NOTE: The batteries can be recharged many times, but if you
get a low battery indication even after 12-15 hours of charging,
you should replace the battery pack. See page 35, the
Accessories order form to purchase a battery pack.

Charge the battery for 12-15 hours
before using the cordless handset for the

3

first time.

NAME/DATEPROGRAMBATTERY

DELETEAUTO

CALLER ID

25 CHANNEL

SEND

OUT OF RANGE ALARM

The CP-725 cordless handset operates
like any other cordless handset. You can
use it in the yard, at the pool, at the
mailbox, or any place within the operating
range of the charging cradle. If you move
out of the charging cradle’s operating

range, you may hear a warning tone and/
or static interference. Move closer to the
charging cradle to deactivate the alarm. If you
remain out of range for too long, the CP-725 will
disconnect from the line.

If the handset loses its security code, you will
also hear an alarm tone. To reset this security
code, place the handset in the charging cradle
for a few seconds. Pick up the handset and try
your call again.

Interference from other appliances may also
cause the alarm to sound. To prevent interfer­ence, move the charging cradle to another
location and fully extend its antenna.

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CALLER ID

Great it's Tom,

I want to talk

to him!

TOM SMITH
1 310 222 3333

CALLER ID SERVICE

OPTIONS

You must subscribe to a Caller ID service
(available from most local telephone companies)
in order to receive Caller ID information. Most
Caller ID services offer the following two
options:

1. Standard Caller ID with name and number

The name, phone number and local time (if
available) of the incoming call are received
after your phone rings.

2. Call Waiting Caller ID with name and
number

The name, phone number and local time (if
available) of the incoming call are received
after your phone rings. If you are on the
phone and receive another call, you will hear
a tone, telling you there is a call waiting. The
Call Waiting Caller ID information will appear
on the display.

NOTE: The display illustrations in the remainder of this
section are presented with the assumption that your Caller ID
service provides both name and number. If you have a
number-only service, the name will be blank.

1313

13

1313

ANSWERING

CALLER ID CALLS

When you receive a call, the CP-725 will receive
the Caller ID information from your phone
company within the first two rings.

When all of the data is received, you will
hear a low-high confirmation tone and

1

the Caller ID information will appear on
the display:

JAN SMITH
1 310 555 1234

Once you hear the confirmation tone, you
can press the

2

call and automatically retain all the Caller
ID information received.

NOTE: If you press
confirmation tone, the Caller ID information for that call will be
lost.

TALK

TALK

before you hear the Caller ID

key to answer the

TALK

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FLASH

1414

14

1414

1

CALLER ID (continued)

ANSWERING

CALL WAITING

CALLER ID CALLS

If you subscribe to a Call
Waiting Caller ID service with
your telephone company, the
CP-725 can receive a Caller ID
call while you are on the line
with another party.

1
4

If a second call comes while you are on
the phone, your CP-725 will beep.

7

TALK

GHI

PRS

2
5
8

ABC

JKL

TUV

FLASH

3
6
9

HOLDCHANNELREDIAL

PAUSE

DEF

MNO

WXY

You can now view the LCD screen to see
the name and number of the incoming

2

caller. You can decide whether to answer
the second call or ignore it and continue
with the first call.

BOB JONES
1 213 555 5555

If you choose to take the second call,
press

3

4

FLASH

You may continue to press
switch between the two calling parties
indefinitely.

to answer it.

FLASH

to

✱

TONE

OPER

0

DELETEAUTO

CALLER ID

25 CHANNEL

#

NAME/DATEPROGRAMBATTERY

SEND

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NAME/DATEPROGRAMBATTERY

CALLER ID

1515

15

1515

SAVING CALLER ID

INFORMATION

The CP-725 automatically saves up to 25 Caller
ID entries. Any Caller ID information (name,
phone number, date, time) that is transmitted
will be stored for your reference or use in the
autodialer and redial memory.

All Caller ID names and numbers are stored in
reverse order of receipt (last call is displayed as
highest memory number.) If the memory
becomes full, the newest entries will be saved
and the oldest ones will be erased.

RECEIVING CALLER ID
INFORMATION IF CALL

IS NOT ANSWERED

If Caller ID calls are not answered, the
CP-725 will display Caller ID information

1

for about 30 seconds after the phone
stops ringing (giving you the opportunity to
view caller information) and then will
automatically store the Caller ID
information into memory.

REVIEWING STORED

CALLER ID

INFORMATION

If you received calls while you were away from
your CP-725, you can retrieve the stored Caller
ID entries from memory.

Press

CALLER ID

most recently received call will be

1

displayed:

C22 indicates that N Johnson is your most
recent caller and it is your twenty-second call.
This helps you keep track of how many entries
are currently stored in your CP-725.

Use the
to see the other entries.

2

DOWN

. The entry for the

N Johnson
C22 310 555 3434

or

UP ARROW KEY

CALLER ID

NAME/DATE

S BROWN

444 1111

If the handset is in the charger, the "New
Callers" message will appear on the

2

display. This message will go away after
you review the stored Caller ID
information.

<NEW CALLERS>

Press

NAME/DATE

stored Caller ID entry, and the time and

1

date of that call will replace the caller's
name on the first line of the display:

JUN 30 11:30am
C22 310 555 3434

Press

NAME/DATE

caller's name.

2

while reviewing a

again to recall the

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CALLER ID

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CALLER ID (continued)

16

1616

"BLOCKED" AND

"UNAVAILABLE"

MESSAGES

If a caller chooses to partially or completely
"block" Caller ID information, a message will
appear on the display indicating that the name
and/or phone number has been blocked:

BLOCKED

# BLOCKED

Time and date information for the call will still be
recorded into the CP-725's memory. Press

NAME/DATE

If, for any other reason, the name and/or number
information is currently not available from your
local phone company, an "Unavailable" message
will appear on the display:

to see the time and date.

UNAVAILABLE

# UNAVAILABLE

DIALING STORED

CALLER ID NUMBERS

The CP-725 allows you to place calls using
stored Caller ID information.

Press

CALLER ID

.

1

N Johnson
C22 310 555 3434

Locate the desired numbers by scrolling
through saved Caller ID information using

2

the

DOWN

or

UP ARROW KEY

CALLER ID

.

However, the time and date information for the
call will still be recorded into the CP-725's
memory. Press
and date.

NAME/DATE

DELETEAUTO

CALLER ID

25 CHANNEL

to see the time

SEND

SUE BROWN
C21 310 333 1234

Press

SEND

automatically establish a dial tone and

3

place the call.

NOTE: Be sure that you have programmed your local area
code into the CP-725 before using this feature. See
"Programming the CP-725" (page 25) for more information.

and the CP-725 will

SEND

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CALLER ID

DELETEAUTO

DELETEAUTO

CALLER ID

1717

17

1717

DELETING INDIVIDUAL

CALLER ID

ENTRIES

Specific Caller ID entries
may be deleted.

Press

CALLER ID

.

1
2

Press the

KEY

delete.

DOWN

to locate the entry you wish to

CALLER ID

or

UP ARROW

DELETING ALL CALLER

ID INFORMATION

Press

CALLER ID

.

1

Press and hold
the "Delete All ?" message appear on the

2

display:

Press

DELETE

to confirm. All Caller ID entries will then

3

be deleted.

USING THE CORDLESS

PHONE WITHOUT

DELETE

DELETE ALL?

C01 310 555 1234

again within 5 seconds

until you see

N Johnson
C22 310 555 3434

Press and release
hear a double beep and the "Delete ?"

3

message will appear:

Press

DELETE

to confirm. The entry will then be

4

deleted.

DELETE

DELETE ?

C22 310 555 3434

again within 5 seconds

. You will

CALLER ID

If you do not subscribe to a Caller ID service,
you can still benefit from most of the CP-725's
advanced features. However, you should be
aware of the following:

1. Pressing
the "No Calls" message:

2. The Call Waiting Caller ID and Outside Line
program options will have no effect.

NOTE: Certain sounds and voice pitches may occasionally
cause the CP-725 to incorrectly "think" that the local phone
company is sending Call Waiting Caller ID information.
Although no Caller ID data will show up on the display, the
CP-725 may mute the phone line for a second or so. To
prevent this annoyance, simply make sure that the Call Waiting
Caller ID program option is set to "OFF". (see page 26)

CALLER ID

NO CALLS

will simply display

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NAME/DATEPROGRAMBATTERY

DELETEAUTO

NAME/DATEPROGRAMBATTERY

1818

18

1818

AUTODIAL

STORING NAMES AND

NUMBERS IN AUTODIAL

You may store up to 20 of your most frequently
dialed names and numbers into the autodial
memory. Autodial names can be up to 15
characters long, and the accompanying phone
numbers can be up to 16 digits each.

Press

PROGRAM

.

1

PROGRAM MODE

Press the
times (or just press

2

following display will appear:

RIGHT ARROW KEY

AUTO

). The

three

Enter a telephone number on the keypad.

4

444 3333

Press the
the cursor to the name field.

5

Enter the name using the keypad.
Pressing a key once displays the first

6

upper case letter on that key. Pressing it
repeatedly will cycle through all of the
upper and lower case characters on that
key. Stop when the desired character
appears in the display.

MNO

6

UP ARROW KEY

M

444 3333

to move

3

AUTODIALER:
A01

Press the

KEY

DOWN

to locate a memory location.

CALLER ID

A04

or

UP ARROW

Press the
move the cursor one space to the right.

7

Press
to save the new entry. Nothing will be

8

stored until the

Press

RIGHT ARROW KEY

AUTO

PROGRAM

(Autodial) when you finish

AUTO

key is pressed.

to exit the mode.

9

to

TALK

DELETEAUTO

FLASH

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1919

19

1919

PROGRAMMING

PAUSES IN AUTODIAL

When you are programming numbers into the
autodialer, the
used to insert a two-second "pause" (wait
period) between digits. For example, if you
need to dial a "9" in order to obtain an outside

HOLDCHANNELREDIAL

line, you can use the
two second pause for the second dial tone.

HOLD (PAUSE)

PAUSE

key to insert a

key can be

1
4
7

✱

GHI

PRS

TONE

ABC

2

JKL

5

TUV

8

OPER

0

DELETEAUTO

CALLER ID

25 CHANNEL

NAME/DATEPROGRAMBATTERY

3
6
9

#

PAUSE

DEF

MNO

WXY

SEND

Just press "9 ",
number you wish to program. The

1

display will show:

USING AUTODIAL

Press

AUTO

programmed into the autodial memory,

1

the first programmed number will appear
in the display. For example:

Press the

KEY

2

to select an autodial number.

PAUSE

Jan Smith
A06 9p555 1212

. If phone numbers are

John Anderson
A01 310 555 6789

DOWN

CALLER ID

, and then the

HOLDCHANNELREDIAL

PAUSE

or

UP ARROW

When you locate the number, press

SEND

3

automatically dial the
number on the display.

to dial it. The CP-725 will

SEND

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DELETEAUTO

NAME/DATEPROGRAMBATTERY

NAME/DATEPROGRAMBATTERY

DELETEAUTO

DELETEAUTO

2020

20

2020

A UT ODIAL (continued)

A FASTER WAY TO US E

THE AUTODIALER

If you know the autodial number (A01 - A20) of
the name and number that you wish to call, you
can enter it directly.

For example, if you know that the name and
number of the person you are calling are stored
in autodial 06.

Just press
CP-725 will then establish a dial tone

1

and dial the number.

AUTO

, "6 ",

6

SEND

MNO

. The

SEND

EDITING AUTODIAL

ENTRIES

Press

PROGRAM

.

1

Press the
entire phone number will flash. When the

4

entire phone number is flashing, entering
a number on the keypad will erase the
previously stored phone number from the
display and replace it.

If you only wish to change a few digits,
press the

5

activate the cursor, and then use the

RIGHT

and

Press the
entire name will now flash. As in the

6

previous step, entering a number key (for
a character entry) at this point will erase
the flashing name from the display and
replace it.

RIGHT ARROW KEY

Donna West
A19 310 444 2222

LEFT ARROW KEY

or

LEFT ARROW, DELETE

NUMBER

keys to make changes.

UP ARROW KEY

. The

to

,

. The

If you only wish to change a few letters,

Press the
three times.

2

Press the

KEY

3

edit.

RIGHT ARROW KEY

DOWN

to locate the number you wish to

CALLER ID

or

UP ARROW

Donna West
A19 310 555 3434

press the

7

activate the cursor, and then use the

RIGHT

and

Press
information is entered and your changes

8

will be saved.

Press
programming mode.

9

RIGHT ARROW KEY

or

LEFT ARROW, DELETE

NUMBER

AUTO

PROGRAM

keys to make changes.

once the correct

to exit the

to

,

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DELETEAUTO

DELETEAUTO

DELETEAUTO

DELETEAUTO

2121

21

2121

ERASING AUTODIAL

NAMES AND NUMBERS

To erase numbers in autodial, press

AUTO

1

Press the

KEY

2

wish to erase:

Press and release
following display will appear:

3

.

DOWN

to find the autodial number you

CALLER ID

or

UP ARROW

Donna West
A19 310 555 3434

DELETE.

The

ERASING ALL

AUTODIAL NAMES

AND NUMBERS

If you wish to delete all Autodial names
and numbers, press

1

Press and hold
following display appears:

2

AUTO

DELETE

DELETE ALL?

A01 9p 555 1212

.

until the

DELETE ?

A19 310 555 3434

Press

DELETE

to confirm. The entry will then be deleted.

4

again within 5 seconds

Press

DELETE

to confirm. All autodialer entries will then

3

be deleted.

again within 5 seconds

NAME/DATEPROGRAMBATTERY

DELETEAUTO

CALLER ID

25 CHANNEL

SEND

PAGE

NAME/DATEPROGRAMBATTERY

DELETEAUTO

CALLER ID

A UT ODIAL (continued)

2222

22

2222

TRANSFER CALLER ID

TO AUTODIAL MEMORY

This feature allows you to transfer a phone
number from Caller ID memory directly into the
Autodial Memory. This saves you time and
eliminates the chance of entering an incorrect
phone number into memory. You can even edit
the name and number before you complete the
transfer.

Press

PROGRAM

Mode" display will flash on the screen:

1

. The "Program

Press

CALLER ID

received Caller ID entry will appear in the

4

display:

Use the

KEY

5

wish to save:

DOWN

to select the Caller ID entry you

Greg Johnson
C10 555 6789

. The most recently

J Edwards
C17 555 1234

or

UP ARROW

PROGRAM MODE

NOTE: If you make a mistake or change your mind at any time
during this procedure, simply press

Press the
times (or just press

2

A01 flashing in the lower left-hand corner
of the display. (The rest of the display
may or may not be blank, depending on
the current contents of location #1):

Use the

KEY

3

where you wish to transfer the Caller ID
number. (Again, the rest of the display
may or may not be blank. If it is not
blank, the contents of this location will be
written over once you complete the
transfer.)

RIGHT ARROW KEY

DOWN

to select the autodial location

PROGRAM

AUTO

Jan Smith
A01 555 1212

or

UP ARROW

again to quit.

three

). You will see

You can either save the entry exactly as
it appears, or you can edit the name and/

6

or number. To save the entry without
any editing, just press
the entry, press the

KEY

and proceed as described in the
TO EDIT AUTODIAL ENTRIES section
(see page 20).

When you are finished, press

PROGRAM

7

to exit "Program" mode.

AUTO

RIGHT ARROW

. To edit

CALLER ID

TRANSFER

DELETEAUTO

NAME/DATEPROGRAMBATTERY

NAME/DATEPROGRAMBATTERY

REDIAL NUMBER TO

AUTODIAL MEMORY

This feature allows you to transfer a phone
number from the Redial Memory directly into the
Autodial Memory. If you wish, you can add a
name before you complete the transfer.

Press

PROGRAM

Mode" display will flash on the screen:

1

NOTE: If you make a mistake or change your mind at any time
during this procedure, simply press

. The "Program

PROGRAM MODE

PROGRAM

again to quit.

Press

REDIAL

Redial Memory will appear in the display:

4

You can either save the entry exactly as it
appears, or you can edit the name and/or

5

number. To save the entry without any
editing, just press
entry, press the

KEY

and proceed as described in the
TO EDIT AUTODIAL ENTRIES section
(see page 20).

. The contents of the

HOLDCHANNELREDIAL

PAUSE

Greg Johnson

1 310 555 2222

AUTO

RIGHT ARROW

. To edit the

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2323

23

2323

Press the
three times (or just press

2

will see A01 flashing in the lower left­hand corner of the display. (The rest of
the display may or may not be blank,
depending on the current contents of
location #1):

Use the
to select the autodial location where you

3

wish to transfer the redial number. (Again,
the rest of the display may or may not be
blank. If it is not blank, the contents of
this location will be written over once you
complete the transfer.)

RIGHT ARROW KEY

DOWN

CALLER ID

or

UP ARROW KEY

AUTO

Jan Smith
A01 555 1212

Greg Johnson
A05 555 6789

). You

When you are finished, press

PROGRAM

6

to exit "Program" mode.

25 CHANNEL

DELETEAUTO

CALLER ID

NAME/DATEPROGRAMBATTERY

SEND

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NAME/DATEPROGRAMBATTERY

NAME/DATEPROGRAMBATTERY

2424

24

2424

PROGRAMMING THE

PROGRAMMING

OPTIONS

1. Ringer On/Off

2. Default Volume Setting

3. Autodialer (see page 18)

4. Local Area Code Setting

5. Outside Line

6. Call Waiting Caller ID

7. On-screen Help

TALK

1
4

GHI

2
5

ABC

JKL

FLASH

3
6

HOLDCHANNELREDIAL

PAUSE

DEF

MNO

PROGRAM OPTION 1:

RINGER ON/OFF

You can set the ringer of the CP-725 to ON or
OFF.

Press

PROGRAM

Mode" display will flash:

1

Press the

KEY

2

appear, for example:

LEFT

once. The "Ringer" display will

. The "Program

PROGRAM MODE

or

RIGHT ARROW

RINGER: ON

PRS

7

TONE

✱

TUV

8

OPER

0

DELETEAUTO

CALLER ID

25 CHANNEL

WXY

9

Press the

#

NAME/DATEPROGRAMBATTERY

SEND

3

4

KEY

ON or OFF).

Press
selection.

DOWN

to change the ringer setting (turn it

CALLER ID

PROGRAM

or

UP ARROW

again to lock in your

CP-725

NAME/DATEPROGRAMBATTERY

NAME/DATEPROGRAMBATTERY

NAME/DATEPROGRAMBATTERY

NAME/DATEPROGRAMBATTERY

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2525

25

2525

PROGRAM OPTION 2:

DEFAULT VOLUME

SETTING

Every time the
handset will start out with the factory set default
volume setting or the volume level you program
here.

Press

TALK

PROGRAM

key is pressed, the

.

1

Press the
twice. The "Default Volume" display will

2

appear:

RIGHT ARROW KEY

PROGRAM OPTION 3:

AUTODIAL

See page 18.

PROGRAM OPTION 4:

LOCAL AREA CODE

SETTING

The CP-725 can make returning phone calls
easier by automatically dialing stored Caller ID
numbers. In order for this feature to work
correctly, it is necessary to program your local
area code into the unit.

Press

PROGRAM

.

1

Press the
times. The "Area Code" program display

2

will appear:

RIGHT ARROW KEY

four

VOLUME

(DEFAULT)

Use the
to adjust the default handset volume

3

level.

Press

DOWN

PROGRAM

or

UP ARROW KEY

again to finish.

4

CALLER ID

AREA CODE: 000

Use the keypad to enter the three digits
of your local area code.

3

Press

PROGRAM

again to finish.

4

IMPORTANT NOTE: If you change the Outside Line
option, you must re-program the Local Area Code
setting before you return the handset to the charging
cradle in order for the CP-725 to function properly.

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NAME/DATEPROGRAMBATTERY

NAME/DATEPROGRAMBATTERY

NAME/DATEPROGRAMBATTERY

NAME/DATEPROGRAMBATTERY

2626

26

2626

PROGRAMMING (continued)

PROGRAM OPTION 5:

OUTSIDE LINE

If your telephone system requires that you enter
an extra digit in order to obtain an outside line,
the CP-725 can dial this digit for you automati­cally whenever you dial a stored Caller ID
number. This may be useful if you use your
CP-725 at a business that uses a PBX
telephone system. IMPORTANT NOTE: If you change

the Outside Line option, you must re-program the Local
Area Code setting before you return the handset to the
charging cradle in order for the CP-725 to function
properly.

Press

PROGRAM

.

1

PROGRAM OPTION 6:

CALL WAITING

CALLER ID

The Call Waiting Caller ID option is factory
preset to "ON." If you do not subscribe to Call
Waiting Caller ID, you should set this option to
"OFF."

Press

PROGRAM

.

1

Press the
times. The "Call Waiting Caller ID"

2

Option display will appear, for example:

RIGHT ARROW KEY

six

Press the
times. The "Outside Line" display will

2

appear:

Use the

KEY

3

Press

RIGHT ARROW KEY

OUTSIDE LINE:

DOWN

to select a digit.

PROGRAM

or

UP ARROW

CALLER ID

again to finish.

4

five

3
4

CALL WAITING
CALLER ID: OFF

Use the

KEY

Press

DOWN

to turn this option ON or OFF.

PROGRAM

or

CALLER ID

UP ARROW

again to finish.

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NAME/DATEPROGRAMBATTERY

NAME/DATEPROGRAMBATTERY

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27

2727

PROGRAM OPTION 7:

ON-SCREEN HELP

Two modes of on-screen help are available
while you program the CP-725. These are:

1. Automatic Help

A help message will automatically scroll
across the screen whenever you wait 15
seconds without pressing a key. If you do not
wish to wait 15 seconds, you can always see
the help message immediately by pressing
the

SEND

2. "SEND key" Help

The help messages (with the exception of the
initial message) will not appear unless you
press the

NOTE: In either mode, you can stop the help message at
any time by pressing the

key.

SEND

key.

CHANNEL

Help!

key.

TO CHANGE

THE HELP OPTION

Press

PROGRAM

.

1

Press the
seven times. The "Help" display will

2

appear. You will either see:

RIGHT ARROW KEY

HELP: AUTOMATIC

OR

DELETEAUTO

CALLER ID

HELP: <SEND>KEY

Use the

KEY

3

modes.

NAME/DATEPROGRAMBATTERY

SEND

Press

DOWN

to switch between the two help

PROGRAM

or

UP ARROW

CALLER ID

again to finish.

4

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CHARGING

2828

28

2828

INDICATORS ON THE
CHARGING CRADLE

HANDSET CHARGING

INDICATOR

The

HANDSET CHARGING

INDICATOR

placed in the charger. Place the handset in the
charger for 12-15 hours before the first use or
when the battery begins to run low.

lights when the handset is

CHARGING

LINE IN-USE

INDICATOR

The

LINE-IN-USE

INDICATOR

charging cradle) will light
whenever the CP-725 is in
"TALK" mode. It will also light
whenever any other extension
telephone on the same line is
being used.

(located on the

NO TELEPHONE LINE

INDICATOR

If the telephone cord is not properly plugged into
the telephone wall jack, the

INDICATOR

will flash.

CHARGING

LINE

IN USE

CHARGING LINE

PAGE/FIND

IN USE

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

PAGE

2929

29

2929

MOVING THE CP-725

Unplug the CP-725 from the wall outlet if you
wish to move the unit. Place the handset in the
charging cradle after relocating the CP-725.
This will reset the CP-725's security code. All
autodial, Caller ID and redial numbers will be
saved.

POWER FAILURE/

NON-VOLATILE

MEMORY

CASIO PHONEMATE’s memory backup system
maintains up to 20 autodial names and numbers
indefinitely until you erase them. This non­volatile memory does not require battery power.
In a power failure, the rechargeable NiCad
battery will retain stored Caller ID and redial
information for up to 7 days, if fully charged.

TWO-LINE

CLEANING THE CP-725

CAUTION: Disconnect the CP-725 from the

power outlet before cleaning.
Use a damp cloth or moist sponge only to clean:

1. The antenna.

2. The plastic cabinet of the handset and
charging cradle.

3. The battery charging contacts on the
handset.

A mild soap, like dishwashing detergent, will
help remove grease or oil. Do not spray cleaners
directly onto the unit. Cleaners should only be
used on the plastic surfaces.

Thoroughly dry all parts of the handset and
charging cradle before re-using.

INSTALLATION

Two-line installations may require a two-line
T-adapter for the CP-725 to operate correctly.
The T-adapter allows you to connect your
machine to Line 1 or Line 2. The CP-725 will
only answer one line. (See accessories,
page 35)

MULTI-LINE

INSTALLATION

Installations with more than two lines, such as
business PBX or Key Systems, may require a
separate RJ11 jack for answering machines.
Please contact your telephone equipment
provider for additional information.
(See accessories, page 35)

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BATTERY INSTALLATION

3030

30

3030

HANDSET BATTERY

INSTALLATION

THIS UNIT IS SHIPPED WITH THE HANDSET
BATTERY PACK INSTALLED.

If it becomes necessary to replace the battery
pack:

Press down on the battery compartment
cover and slide it toward the bottom of

1

the handset.

Install the new battery pack with the red
wire on the right side of the black wire

2

(see drawing.)

WARNING: Use only NiCad
Rechargeable Battery Pack
(3.6 volts 250 - 300 mAh.)

Red Wire

Replace the battery cover by sliding it up
from the bottom.

3

Place the handset in the charger cradle
and charge the battery pack for 12-15

4

hours.

NOTE: All stored Caller ID information and stored Redial
numbers will be lost upon removal of the handset battery.
You may want to store Caller ID call information into Autodial
memory. (See page 22)

Black Wire

PAGE

LIMITED WARRANTY

IMPORTANT!

SALES SLIP OR EVIDENCE OF PURCHASE DATE REQUIRED

This limited warranty gives you specific legal rights; you may also have other rights which vary
from state to state.
The limited warranty is extended only to the original consumer of a CASIO PHONEMATE
product and is valid only with respect to consumers within the United States of America and
Canada. Subject to the following conditions, should this product prove defective by reason of
improper workmanship of material:
During the period of one (1) year from the date of original purchase, CASIO PHONEMATE will
repair or, at its option, replace the product without charge for parts or labor. If CASIO
PHONEMATE elects to replace the product, such replacement may be accomplished with a
factory-reconditioned unit.
This limited warranty does not apply: (a) to any product damaged by accident, misuse, improper
line voltage, lightning, fire, water, or other acts of nature, (b) if the product is altered or repaired
by anyone other than CASIO PHONEMATE, INC. or one of its authorized warranty stations or if
the FCC-approved connector plugs are removed. This limited warranty does not cover tapes or
broken or marred cabinets.
Except to the extent prohibited by applicable law, all implied warranties made by CASIO
PHONEMATE in connection with this product are limited in duration to a period of one (1) year
from the date of original purchase, and no warranties, whether expressed or implied, shall apply
to this product after said period.
Should this product prove defective in workmanship or material, the consumer’s sole remedies
shall be such repair or replacement as is herein-above provided. Under no circumstances shall
CASIO PHONEMATE be liable for any loss or damage, direct, consequential, or incidental
arising out of the use of or inability to use this product.
Some states do not allow limitations on how long an implied warranty lasts or the exclusion or
limitation of incidental or consequential damages, so the above limitations or exclusion may not
apply to you.
In order to obtain warranty service, you must provide evidence of purchase date. For your con­venience, keep the dealer’s dated bill of sale or delivery ticket as evidence of the purchase date.

To obtain the name of the authorized CASIO PHONEMATE service facility,

call CASIO PHONEMATE ’s HelpLine at

[phone] or [phone].

If you live in an area that is highly susceptible to electrical storms, you may want to purchase a
Lightning Arrestor. The Lightning Arrestor attaches to your answering machine and if lightning
causes a surge through your phone line, the arrestor will help suppress the surge of electricity
which may cause damage to your unit.
To purchase your Lightning Arrestor, use the attached Accessory Order Form or call CASIO
PHONEMATE ’s Parts Department toll free: 1-800-322-9995.

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FACTORY

SERVICE

CENTERS

20665 Manhattan Place

Torrance, CA 90501

[phone]

8805 Kelso Drive

Baltimore, MD 21221

[phone]

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"Blocked" and "Unavailable" Messages

If a caller chooses to partially or completely "block"
a call, a message will appear on the display
indicating that the name and/or phone number has
been blocked:

Time and date information of for the call will still be
recorded into the CP-725's memory.

If, for any other reason, the name and/or number
information is currently not available from your local
phone company, an "Unavailable" message will
appear on the display:

Again, the time and date information for the call
will still be recorded into the CP-725's memory.

Local Area Code Setting

The CP-725 can make returning phone calls
easier by automatically dialing stored Caller ID
numbers. In order for this feature to work
correctly, it is necessary to program your local
area code into the unit. (See page 25)

Outside line programming

T

BLOCKED

# BLOCKED

UNAVAILABLE

# UNAVAILABLE

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ROUBLESHOOTING

No Telephone Line Indicator

If the telephone cord is not properly plugged into
the telephone wall jack, the

INDICATOR

No sound from the handset

Check the
been programmed to a low level. (see page 25)

The

CHARGING INDICATOR

Connect the telephone cord to the wall jack.

No Dial Tone is heard when calling out.

1. Was the battery pack charged for at least
12-15 hours? Does "Low Battery" appear on
the display?

2. Check the AC adapter connection at the
charging cradle and wall outlet.

3. Check the telephone cord connection.

4. Check the connection of the battery pack.
(see page 30.)

The handset does not ring.

1. Check the ringer setting and make sure it is
not set to "OFF".

2. Check AC ADAPTER and telephone cord
connection.

3. Was the battery pack charged for at least
12-15 hours? Does "Low Battery" appear on
the display?

will flash.

VOLUME CONTROL

CHARGING

. It may have

flashes rapidly.

After you change the Outside Line option, you must
re-program the Local Area Code setting before you
return the handset to the charging cradle in order for
the CP-725 to function properly.

Call Waiting Caller ID does not work

1. You must subscribe to Call Waiting and
Caller ID services from your local
telephone company to use this feature.

2. Turn the CP-725's Call Waiting Caller ID
option on. (see page 26)

"Line Error" Message

The "Line Error" message may occasionally
appear due to electrical static on the
telephone line. This is normal. However, if you
consistantly see this message when you
should be receiving Caller ID data (i.e.
between the first and second rings), you may
have a problem with your phone line. Contact
your local telephone company.

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33

3333

You hear continuous short beeps instead of
a dial tone when using the cordless handset.

The beep tones are a warning alarm to let you
know:

1. That the handset is out of communication
range with the charger cradle. Move the
handset closer to your charger cradle.

2. That the charger cradle had some problem like
a power failure. Return the handset to the
charger cradle for 5 seconds and make sure all
cords are connected correctly.

Interference Noise is heard.

1. The handset is too far from the charger
cradle.

2. The cordless handset is picking up
interference from one of several sources:
electrical appliances such as radio, TV,
fluorescent lights, etc. Move the charger
cradle to reduce interference.

3. Press

4. Fully extend charging cradle antenna.

No Page Tone is heard at the Handset.

1. Check the AC ADAPTER and telephone

2. You may have had a power failure. Return

CHANNEL

cord connection.
the handset to the charger cradle for 5

seconds to reset the Digital Security
Code.

to select another channel.

A beep is heard each time the handset is
returned to the charger cradle.

This is normal operation. The handset is
updating the security code.

After several attempts the CP-725 will not
operate properly.

Unplug the AC ADAPTER PLUG from the back
of the CP-725 for 10 seconds. Remove the
batteries from the handset. Plug the AC
ADAPTER back into the charging cradle and re­insert the batteries in the handset. Return the
handset to the charger cradle for 10 seconds.

If these actions do not remedy the problem, call
the CASIO PHONEMATE Helpline. The Helpline
staff can often resolve problems or recommend
service when needed. Unless you live close to a
CASIO PHONEMATE Service Center, you may
need to mail your telephone and charging cradle
to CASIO PHONEMATE for repair. You should:

1. Package the unit in its original box or a
comparable protective package.

2. Include a clear and specific written
explanation of the problem.

3. Include your name, address, and phone
number.

4. Provide a legible photocopy of the
dated store receipt for warranty
purposes.

FACTORY

SERVICE

CENTERS

20665 Manhattan Place

Torrance, CA 90501

[phone]

EXTRA HELP

Should you have additional questions, please call CASIO
PHONEMATE'S Helpline at [phone] (West Coast) or
[phone] (East Coast) for assistance.

8805 Kelso Drive

Baltimore, MD 21221

[phone]

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1. This equipment complies with Part 68 of the FCC rules. On the bottom of this equipment is a label
that contains, among other information, the FCC registration number and Ringer Equivalence Number
(REN) for this equipment. If requested, provide this information to your telephone company.

2. The REN is useful to determine the quantity of devices you may connect to your telephone line and
still have all of those devices ring when your number is called. In most, but not all areas, the sum of
the RENs of all devices should not exceed five (5.0). To be certain of the number of devices you may
connect to your line, as determined by the REN, you should call your local telephone company to
determine the maximum REN for your calling area.

3. If your answering machine causes harm to the telephone network, the telephone company may
discontinue your service temporarily. If possible, they will notify you in advance. But if advance notice
isn't practical, you will be notified as soon as possible. You will be advised of your right to file a
complaint with the FCC.

4. Your telephone company may make changes in its facilities, equipment, operations, or procedures
that could affect the proper operation of your equipment. If they do, you will be given advance notice
so as to give you an opportunity to maintain uninterrupted service.

5. If there is a problem with this unit, the telephone company may ask you to disconnect this equipment
from the network until the problem has been corrected or you are sure that the equipment is not
malfunctioning.

6. Repairs can only be made by the manufacturer or an authorized service agency. Unauthorized
repairs void registration and warranty. Contact seller or manufacturer for details of permissible user­performed routine repairs, and where and how to have other than routine repairs made.

7. This equipment may not be used on coin service provided by the telephone company. Connection to
party lines is subject to state tariffs. (Contact your state public utility commission or corporation
commission for information.)

USER INSTRUCTIONS

Jack: RJ11 Ringer Equivalence: See bottom/underside of CP-725's charging cradle

CASIO PHONEMATE, Inc. 20665 Manhattan Place, Torrance, CA 90501

NOTE: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device,
pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against
harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio
frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful
interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a
particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception,
which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the
interference by one or more of the following measures:

λ

Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.

λ

Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.

λ

Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected.

λ

Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.

Some cordless telephones operate at frequencies that may cause interference to nearby TVs and VCRs;
to minimize or prevent such interference, the base of the cordless telephone should not be placed near or
on top of a TV or VCR; and, if interference is experienced, moving the cordless telephone farther away
from the TV or VCR will often reduce or eliminate the interference.

Any changes made by the user not approved by CASIO PHONEMATE can void the user’s authority to
operate the equipment.

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ACCESSORIES

To order accessories for your CP-725 cordless telephone, simply cut out this
order form, fill in the appropriate information and send it with payment (check,
money order or credit card information) to:

CASIO PHONEMATE Parts Department

8805 Kelso Drive

Baltimore, MD 21221

or Call: 1-800-322-9995

Description
Lightning Arrestor - Helps protect telephone devices from

damage caused by lightning strikes to the telephone line.

Recommended for areas prone to electrical storms.

Rechargeable Battery Pack - For Model CP-725.
AC Adapter - For Model CP-725.
Modular Duplex T-Adapter - Converts a single modular telephone

jack to a double jack.
Modular Two Line T-Adapter - Splits one RJ14 two line jack into

two RJ11 single line jacks.
A+A1 Light Control - When using the CP-725 cordless telephone

with a business phone system, this accessory enables the in-use
indicator at a receptionist's console to light when the phone is
off-hook.

Part No. Price Qty. Total

2700140 $19.95

3201010 $15.00
1601061 $13.50

2700156 $5.95

2700135 $5.95

2701180 $6.95

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VISA and Master Card orders ONLY call toll free 1-800-322-9995 or use
this form to order. CASIO PHONEMATE, Parts Dept., 8805 Kelso Drive,
Baltimore, MD 21221

Enclosed is my check/money order for the total amount.

Please charge my credit card.

Card No.

Name ______________________________________________________________
Street Address _______________________________________________________
City ___________________________State __________Zip Code ______________

Signature______________________________ Telephone ____________________

Please fill in the quantity and total price of the items that you are requesting. Figure the total and send a check or money order
for the proper amount. We do not accept C.O.D. orders. Allow 15 working days for delivery. Prices subject to change without
notice. Returns subject to 20% restocking charge upon approval.

VISA

Expiration Date

MasterCard

CA & MD residents

Subtotal

add applicable

sales tax

All orders add

shipping and

handling

Total

$3.50

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Handset Features.......................................... 1

INITIAL SETUP

Installation ..................................................... 2

Switch Settings.............................................. 3

Tone/Pulse Switch......................................... 3

Ringer On/Off ................................................ 3

Safety Instructions......................................... 4

Cordless Telephone Information ................... 5

Important CP-725 Information ....................... 6

HANDSET / TELEPHONE
OPERATION

Standby Mode ............................................... 7

To Place A Call ............................................. 7

To End A Call ................................................ 8

If You Misdialed A Number............................ 8

To Receive A Call.......................................... 8

Handset Volume Control ............................... 8

Call Timer...................................................... 8

Last Call Time Display................................... 9

Changing Channels....................................... 9

Flash/Call Waiting ......................................... 9

Hold............................................................. 10

Dialing A Number Using The Send Key ...... 10

Redial.......................................................... 11

Redial When Busy....................................... 11

Display Redialing......................................... 11

Paging The Handset From

The Charging Cradle .............................. 11

Battery Condition......................................... 12

Low Battery Indicator................................... 12

Out Of Range Alarm.................................... 12

CALLER ID

Caller ID Service Option.............................. 13

Answering Caller ID Calls............................ 13

Answering Call Waiting Caller ID Calls........ 14

Saving Caller ID Information ....................... 15

Receiving Caller ID Information If Call Is Not

Answered ............................................... 15

Reviewing Stored Caller ID Information ...... 15

Name/Date .................................................. 15

"Blocked" And "Unavailable" Messages ...... 16

Dialing Stored Caller ID Numbers ............... 16

Deleting Individual Caller ID Entries ............ 17

Deleting All Caller ID Information ................ 17

Using The Cordless Phone

Without Caller ID .................................... 17

A UTODIAL

Storing Names And Numbers In Autodial.... 18

Programming Pauses In Autodial ................ 19

Using Autodial ............................................. 19

A Faster Way To Use The Autodialer.......... 20

Editing Autodial Entries ............................... 20

Erasing Autodial Names And Numbers ....... 21

Erasing All Autodial Names And Numbers .. 21

Transfer Caller ID To Autodial Memory ....... 22

Transfer Redial Number To Autodial Memory23

PROGRAMMING THE CP-725

Ringer On/Off .............................................. 24

Default Volume Setting................................ 25

Autodial ....................................................... 25

Local Area Code Setting ............................. 25

Outside Line ................................................ 26

Call Waiting Caller ID Option....................... 26

On-Screen Help........................................... 27

Changing The Help Option .......................... 27

INDICATORS ON CHARGING
THE CRADLE

Handset Charging Indicator......................... 28

Line In-Use Indicator ................................... 28

No Telephone Line Indicator ....................... 28

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

Moving the CP-725...................................... 29

Power Failure/Non-Volatile Memory............ 29

Two-Line Installation ................................... 29

Multi-Line Installation................................... 29

Cleaning The CP-725.................................. 29

Handset Battery Installation ........................ 30

Limited Warranty ......................................... 31

Troubleshooting........................................... 32

FCC Requirements...................................... 34

Accessories................................................. 35

Technical Specifications

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FCC Registration No: See bottom/underside of

the CP-725's charging cradle.
Frequency Control: Crystal
Operation Mode: FM
Ringer Equivalence: See bottom/underside of

the CP-725's charging cradle.

Jack: RJ11
Transmit Frequency

Handset: 48.7 to 49.5, 49.6 to 49.9 MHz

Base Unit: 43.7 to 44.4, 46.6 to 46.9 MHz
Receive Frequency

Handset: 43.7 to 44.4, 46.6 to 46.9 MHz

Base Unit: 48.7 to 49.5, 49.6 to 49.9 MHz

U.S. Pats.
4,120,583 4,686,622

4,121,284 4,825,364
4,371,923 4,829,419
4,396,976 4,896,260
4,531,182 4,942,516

http://www.CASIOPHONEMATE.com

Power Source

Handset: Replaceable NiCad Batteries
Base Unit: 12V DC, 150mA (M/N-14)

Battery Life

Standby: 7 days
Talk: 6 hours

Recharging Time: 12-15 hours
The CP-725 is hearing aid compatible.
Design and specifications subject to change

without notice.

CASIO PHONEMATE, INC.

20665 Manhattan Place

Torrance CA 90501

Internet web site address:

M1S1 6/96

Printed in Malaysia

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EASY TO USE

OWNER'S GUIDE

CP-725

CORDLESS TELEPHONE
WITH CALLER ID/
CALL WAITING
DISPLAY