Coby CT-P8910 User Manual

CT-P8910
2.4GHzCIDCall Waiting CORDLESSTELEPHONE
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TableOfContents ImportantSafetyInstructions
Thissymbolistoalertyoutoimportantoperatingorservicinginstructionsthatmayappearin theuser'smanual.Alwaysfollowbasicsafetyprecautionswhenusingthisproducttoreducethe
riskofinjury,fire,orelectricalshock. Whenusingthisproduct,basicsafetyprecautionsshouldalwaysbefollowedtoreducetheriskoffire, electricshockAndinjurytopersons,includingthefollowing:
IFYOURPRODUCTUTILIZESBATTERIES,THEFOLLOWINGADDITIONALPRECAUTIONSSHOULDBE OBSERVED:
SAVETHESEINSTRUCTIONS
1.Readandunderstandallinstructions.
2.Followallwarningsandinstructionsmarkedontheproduct.
3.Useonlywithclass2powersourceDC9V500mA.
4.Unplugthisproductfromthewalloutletbeforecleaning.Donotuseliquidcleanersoraerosolcleaners.Usea
dampclothforcleaning.
5.Donotusethisproductnearwater;forexample,nearabathtub,washbowl,kitchensinkorlaundrytub,ina
wetbasementornearaswimmingpool.
6.Donotplacethisproductonanunstablecart,stand,ortable.Theproductmayfall,causingseriousdamageto
theproduct.
7.Slotsandopeningsinthecabinetbackorbottomareprovidedforventilation.Toprotectitfromoverheating,
theseopeningsmustnotbeblockedorcovered.Theopeningsshouldneverbeblockedbyplacingtheproduct onthebed,sofa,rug,orothersimilarsur-face.Thisproductshouldneverbeplacednearoroveraradiatoror heatregister.Thisproductshouldnotbeplacedinanenclosedenvironmentunlessproperventilationis provided.
8.Donotallowanythingtorestonthepowercord.Donotlocatethisproductwherethecordwillbeabusedby
animalsorpersonswalkingonit.
9.Donotoverloadwalloutletsandextensioncordsasthiscanresultinriskoffireorelectricalshock.
10.Neverpushobjectsofanykindintothisproductthroughcabinetslotsastheymaytouchdangerousvoltage
pointsorshortoutpartsthatcouldresultinariskoffireorelectricalshock.Neverspillliquidofanykindonthe product.
11.Toreducetheriskofelectricalshock,donotdisassemblethisproduct.Insteadtakeittoaqualifiedservice
personwhenserviceorrepairworkisrequired.Openingorremovingcoversmayexposeyoutodangerous voltagesorotherrisks.Incorrectre-assemblycancauseelectricalshockwhentheapplianceissubsequently used.
12.Unplugallcordsandreferservicingtoqualifiedservicepersonnelunderthefollowingconditions:
A.Whenthepowersupplycordorplugisdamagedorfrayed. B.Ifliquidhasbeenspilledintotheproduct. C.Iftheproducthasbeenexposedtorainorwater. D.Iftheproductdoesnotoperatenormallybyfollowingtheoperatinginstructions.Adjustonlythosecontrols coveredintheoperatinginstructions.Improperadjustmentofothercontrolsmayresultindamageandrequire workbyaqualifiedtechniciantorestoretheproducttonormaloperation.
13.Avoidusingatelephone(otherthanacordlesstype)duringanelectricalstorm.Theremaybearemoteriskof
electricshockfromlightning.
14.Donotuseatelephonetoreportagasleakinthevicinityoftheleak.
1.Donotdisposeofthebatteryinafire.Thecellsmayexplode.Checkwithlocalcodesforpossiblespecial
disposalinstructions.
2.Donotopenormutilatethebattery.Releasedelectrolyteiscorrosiveandmaycausedamagetotheeyesor
skin.Itmaybetoxicifswallowed.
3.Exercisecareinhandlingbatteryinordernottoshortthebatterywithconductingmaterialssuchasrings,
bracelets,andkeys.Thebatteryorconductormayoverheatandcauseburns.
4.Donotattempttorejuvenatethebatteryidentifiedforusewiththisproductbyheatingthem.Suddenreleaseof
thebatteryelectrolytemayoccurcausingburnsorirritationtoeyesorskin.
5.Wheninsertingbatteryintothisproduct,theproperpolarityordirectionmustbeobserved.
6.Removethebatteryfromthisproductiftheproductwillnotbeusedforalongperiodoftime(severalmonthsor
more)sinceduringthistimethebatterycouldleakintheProduct.
7.Donotstorethisproduct,orthebatteryidentifiedforusewiththisproduct,inhightemperatureareas.Battery
thatarestoredinafreezerorrefrigeratorforthepurposeofextendingshelflifeshouldbeprotectedfrom condensationduringstorageanddefrosting.
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ImportantSafetyInstructions FCCRules BatteryCautionaryInstructions PartsCheckList LocationofControlsand Indications
ChooseaLocation TelephoneSetup
BasicOperation
Setting
Speeddialing
HANDSET BASE LCDDisplay
Connectingthebase BatteryInstallation TheheadsetJack BeltClip
MakingCalls ReceivingCalls Redialing AdditionalOptions
ChangingtheLanguage TurningtheFirstRingOnorOff SettingtheTimeandDate SettingtheAreaCode AdjusttheContrast SettingthePBXNumber TurningPBXModeOnorOff ChangingthePauseTime DeletingMessageWaiting Indication TurningAutoAnswerOnorOff DisablingtheRingfor PrivateCalls
StoringPhoneNumber LetterTable ViewingthePhoneBook MakingCallfromthePhoneBook DeletingaStoredNumber EditingaStoredNumber Priority(VIP)Calls Blocked(REJ)Calls
CallerID
MessageWaitingandOther Features RadioBasic
CareandMaintenance Troubleshooting Warranty Glossary
ViewingtheCallerIDList CallerIDDisplays CallerIDwithCallWaiting Service DeletingCallerIDRecord ToDeleteAllRecords ReturningCallerIDCalls
UsetheRadioFunction Built-InAFC Antenna TimeSetting (baseLCDDisplay) UsethesleepTimer SettingtheAlarmTime(AL-1)
WeekDisplayandSetting
SettingtheAlarmTime(AL-2)
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FCCRules BatteryCautionaryInstructions
WARNING: Modifyingortamperingwiththetelephone'sinternalcomponentscancausea
malfunctionandmightinvalidatethetelephone'swarrantyandvoidyourFCCauthorization tooperateit.Ifthetroubleisharmingthetelephonelines,thetelephonecompanymightask youtodisconnectthetelephoneuntilyouhaveresolvedtheproblem.
AsitcomplieswithPart68oftheFCCrules,yourunithasbeenregisteredwiththeFCC. TheFCCrequiresustoprovideyouwiththefollowinginformation:
1.Connectionandusewiththenationwidetelephonenetwork: TheFCCrequiresthatyouconnecttoanationwidetelephonenetworkthroughamodular telephoneoutletwhichisPart68compliant. Thisequipmentmaynotbeusedoncoinserviceprovidedbythetelephonecompany. Connectiontopartylinesissubjecttostatetariffs.Checkwithyourlocaltelephone company.
2.Notificationtothetelephonecompany: FCCrulesrequirethatuponrequestyouprovidethefollowinginformationtothephone company. A.Theline(telephonenumber)towhichyouwillconnectthetelephoneequipment B.TheRegistrationNumberandRingerEquivalenceNumber(REN).Thesenumbersare foundonthebackorbottomofyourtelephoneequipment.TheRENisusefultodetermine thequantityofdevicesyoumayconnecttoyourtelephonelineandstillhaveallofthose devicesringwhenyourtelephonenumberiscalled.Inmost,butnotallareas,thesumall RENsshouldbe5orless.Todeterminethenumberofdevicespermittedinyourarea, contactyourlocaltelephonecompany.
3.Repairinstructions: Ifitisdeterminedthatyourtelephoneequipmentismalfunctioning,theFCCrequiresthatit notbeusedandbeunpluggedfromthemodularoutletuntiltheproblemhasbeen corrected.Repairstothistelephoneequipmentcanbemadeonlybythemanufactureror itsauthorizedagents,orbyotherswhomaybeauthorizedbyTheFCC.Unauthorized repairsvoidregistrationandwarranty.
4.Rightsofthetelephonecompany: Ifyourproductiscausingharmtothetelephonenetwork,thetelephonecompanymay temporarilydiscontinueyourservice.Ifpossible,theywillnotifyyouinadvance.Butif advancenoticeisn'tpractical,youwillbenotifiedassoonaspossible.Youwillbegiven theopportunitytocorrecttheproblem,andyouwillbeinformedofyourrighttofilea complaintwiththeFCC.Yourtelephonecompanymaymakechangesinitsfacilities, equipment,operationsorproceduresthatcouldaffecttheproperfunctioningofyour telephoneequipment.Ifsuchchangesareplanned,youwillbenotifiedinadvance.
5.Thisproductiscompatiblewithinductivelycoupledhearingaids. Note:Thisappliesonlyifthisproductisequippedwithacordedorcordlesshandset.
6.Programming/testingemergencynumbers: Whenprogrammingemergencynumbersand/ormakingtestcallstoemergencynumbers A.Remainonthelineandbrieflyexplaintothedispatcherthereasonforthecallbefore
hangingup.
B.Performsuchactivitiesintheoff-peakhours,suchasearlymorningorlateevening.
CAUTION: AnychangesormodificationsnotexpresslyapprovedbyCobyElectronicsCo., Ltd.willvoidtheuser'sauthoritytooperatethisdevice.
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Forthecordlesshandset,useonly3.6V600mAhNickelCadmium(Ni-Cd),cordless telephonebatterypack(included).
Donotdisposeofthebatteriesinafire.Thecellsmayexplode.Checkwithlocalcodes forpossiblespecialdisposalinstructions.
Donotopenormutilatethebatteries.Releasedelectrolyteiscorrosiveandmaycause damagetotheeyesorskin.Itmaybetoxicifswallowed.
Exercisecareinhandlingbatteriesinordernottoshortthebatterywithconducting materialssuchasrings,bracelets,andkeys.Thebatteryorconductormayoverheatand causeburns.
Donotattempttorejuvenatethebatteriesidentifiedforusewiththisproductbyheating them.Suddenreleaseofthebatteryelectrolytemayoccurcausingburnsorirritationto eyesorskin.
Wheninsertingbatteriesintothisproduct,theproperpolarityordirectionmustbe observed.Reverseinsertionofbatteriescancausecharging,andthatmayresultin leakageorexplosion.
Removethebatteriesfromthisproductiftheproductwillnotbeusedforalongperiodof time(severalmonthsormore)sinceduringthistimethebatterycouldleakintheProduct.
Donotstorethisproduct,orthebatteriesidentifiedforusewiththisproduct,inhigh temperatureareas.Batteriesthatarestoredinafreezerorrefrigeratorforthepurposeof extendingshelflifeshouldbeprotectedfromcondensationduringstorageanddefrosting.
BATTERIES:CAUTION Toreducetheriskoffireorinjurytopersons,readandfollowtheseinstructions:
Batteriesshouldbestabilizedatroomtemperaturepriortouseaftercoldstorage.
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PartsCheckList LocationofControlsandIndications
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3.BaseACPowerAdapter
4.TelephoneLineCord
Handset BaseUnit
5.BeltClip
6.User'sManual
7.BatteryPack
InUse/NewCallMessage WaitingLEDIndicator
UP/DOWNButton:
Intalkmode,pressthekeys, thatletyouscrollthrough menusandlogs,andadjust thehandsetvolume,to selectthevolumelevel(HI, MID,LOW).
CallerIDButton:
Thekeyisusedtoreview CallerIDinformationstored inmemory.
EditButton:
Itisusedtocreateand editphonebookentries.
HEADSETJack
MENUButton:
Thiskeyisusedtoaccess theprogrammable functionsofyourphone.
RingerON/OFFSwitch:
PresstoansweranSwitch toONtoengagetheringer onthehandset.SettoOFF todisengagetheringeron thehandset.
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HANDSET
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CHANNELButton:
Whenpressedthekey,willscan upto40channelsandselectthe clearestonetoprovidethebest possiblereception.
Flash/EditButton:
Thekeyisusedtoaccess telephonecompanyservices,like callWaiting.
RedialButton:
Whenthephoneisidleor off-hook,pressthekeyto redialthelastnumber dialed.Whenviewingor editingmenusandlogs,the keyisusedtoerasedigits onthedisplayandsingleor multipleentriesfromthe phonebookandCallerID directories.
LCDDisplay
TALKButton:
Presstoansweran incomingcallortoplacea call.
OPTIONButton:
Thekeyisusedtochange the10/11digitdialingmode duringcallerIDcall-back.
KEYPAD
DIR/SaveButton:
Usethekeytoprogramand retrievethenumbersinthespeed dialdirectory.Thekeyisalso usedtosavenumbersintothe phonebookandothersettings.
TheLCDisbacklitunderthe followingconditions:
1.Whilereceivinganincoming call(duringringing).
2.For20seconds,whenthe handsetispickedupfromthe cradle.
3.For20seconds,whenany buttonispressedinanymode.
TheLCDbacklightgoesoff immediatelyafterthehandset isplacedonthebase.
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Button:
Ifthebaseissettopulse dialing,pressingcauses subsequentdigitstobe dialedoutusingtoneuntil thelineisputbackon hook.Alsousedtoview theleftpartofthedisplay andmovethecursorleft whenediting.
Usedtoviewtherightpartof thedisplayandmovethe cursorrightwhenediting.
Button:
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LocationofControlsandIndications
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SET
SLEEP
SNOOZE
RADIO
AL-1
AL-2
AL-OFF
WEEK
ALARM1button:
Selectalarm.
ALARM2button: Selectalarm.
ALARMOFFbutton
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Tostopalarm
RADIOButton: Pressoncetoturn onradio, pressonceagain toturnoffradio.
AM/FMswitch: SelectAMbandorFMband.
VOLcontrolknob: Controlthelisteninglevel ofradio.
TURNINGknob: SelectedastationforAM/FM band.
PAGEButton:
Presstopagethe handset.
UP/DOWNButton:
Thekeyletsyouscroll up/downthroughthe programmingsetting.
SETButton:
Intothesetting modeorconfirmthe setting.
SLEEPButton:
Sleepmode Button
SNOOZE/WEEK Button:
Snoozemodebutton, andyoucanpress thebuttontochange thedisplaybetween weekandtime,or youcanpressand holdthebuttontoset theweek.
RADIO
PM
BASE
ChargeTerminals
7DAYS52 RADIO BUZZER SLEEP
PM
LocationofControlsandIndications
Power-InConnectionJack
Tone/PulseSelectSwitch
TelephoneLineConnectionJack
BaseLCDDisplay
PM
Icon:Indicatorthe currenttimeisinPM mode.Whenthetime isininAMmode,this areawillnotdisplay anyicon.
Time/Weekdisplayarea
BACKGROUND LED:
Itwilllightfor10 secondswhen anykeyonthe baseispressed.
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Numberofdays
Indicator7days or5daysor2days.
RADIOIcon
Alarm1&2icon
Sleepicon
Buzzericon
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ChooseaLocationLocationofControlsandIndications
NameCharacterField NumberField
Date/TimeDisplay
NEWIconNEW
Call/EntryNumber
Displayscaller'snameandoperationalmenus.
Thenumberfieldwilldisplaynumberswhendialing,viewingCallerID,
andwhenviewingthephonebo
ShowsthedateandtimeofCallerIDcallsorcurrentdate&time
whenidle.
Wheninidlemode,thecalliconwillflashslowlywhenanewCaller
IDcallhasbeenreceived.ThenumberofnewcallerIDcallsislistednexttotheicon.
ok.
Wheninanyofthemenus,anumberislistedhere,nextto thesign.Thisnumberindicatestheplaceinthelist,suchasthe38thcallerIDcallor the7thsettinginthemenu.
WhenviewingcallerIDentries,theiconindicatesthatthesame CallerIDnumberhascalledmorethanonetimesinceCallerIDmemoryhaslast beenreviewed.Nexttotheiconisacounterthatindicateshowmanytimesthat callerhascalledsincethelastreview.
TheTotalCallCounterwillshowthetotalnumberofCaller IDmessagesreceived,thetotalnumberofphonenumbersstoredinthephonebook, etc.,dependingonthemenu.
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TotalCallCounter
NameCharacterField
NumberField
RPTor
TotalCall
Counter
Newlcon
orEntry Number
Date/Time
Display
LCDDisplay(handset)
Whereyouplacethephoneaffectsthereceptionqualityofthehandset:
Awayfromanothercordlesstelephone PlacethebasenearanACelectricaloutletandneartelephonelinejack Placethebaseawayfrommetalwallsandmetalfilecabinets
Thecordlesstelephoneoperatesatafrequencythatmaycauseinterferenceto nearbyTVsandVCRs;thebasephoneshouldnotbeplacednear,orontopofaTVor VCR.Ifinterferenceisexpe­rienced,movingthecordlesstelephonefartherawayfromtheTVorVCRwilloftenreduce oreliminatetheinterference.
CAUTION:
:Whilethe2.4GHzfrequencyisinherentlyclearer,wesuggestthatyoudonotusethis phonewithin20feetofaworkingmicrowave.Themicrowaveproducesfrequenciesinthis rangewhichmaycauseinterference.Thisinterferenceisnormalforall2.4GHzphonesand shouldnotbeconsideredaproductdefect.
Note
Dothefollowing:
Choosethebestlocation Connectthephone Choosethedialingmode
Awayfromheatsources,suchas radiators,airducts,andsunlight
Nearacentral locationandona levelsurface
Awayfromamicrowaveoven
AwayfromVCRsandTVsetsand otherelectronicequipment
Awayfromexcessive moisture,extremelylow temperatures,dust, mechanicalvibration,or shock
Awayfromapersonalcomputer
Awayfromnoicsesourcessuchasa windowbyastreetwithheavytraffic
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1.Connectthetelephonelinecordtothetelephonelineconnectorjackandtoa telephoneoutlet.
2.ConnecttheACpoweradaptertothe9VDCjackandtoanACoutlet.
:Ifyourtelephoneoutletisnotmodular,contactyourtelephonecompanyforassistance.Tip
Note: UseonlythesuppliedACpoweradapter.DonotuseanyotherACpoweradapter. ConnecttheACpoweradaptertoacontinuouspowersupply.Placethephoneclosetothe ACoutletsothatyoucanplugintheACpoweradaptereasily.
ACAdaptor
Telephonelinecord
Telephoneline connectorjack
Telephonemodular jack
ACAdaptorjack
120Vwalloutlet
ConnectingtheBase
BatteryInstllation
TelephoneSetup
Toinstallthe3.6V600mAhcordlesshandsetbatterypack.
1.Slideopenthebatterycompartmentdooronthebackofthehandset.
2.Plugthebatteryconnectorintothe2-pinconnectorinthebatterycompartment,and
theninsertthebattery.
3.Closethebatterycompartmentdoor.
4.Placethehandsetonthebaseunitcradle.
5.Oneceyouhaveinstalledthebatterypackandplacethehandsetonthebaseyou
willhearatoneindicatingthehandsethasconnectedwiththebaseandwill successfullycharge.
6.Chargethebatterypackforatleast12hoursbeforeusingthe
handsetthefirsttime.
7.TheLEDonthebaseilluminateswhenthehandsetisproperlymaking
contactwiththechargeterminals.
Afullychargedbatterylastsforapproximately:
5hourswhenyouusethehandsetcontinuously(talktime). 5dayswhenthehandsetisnotinuse(standby).
Thedisplaywillshow
Ifthebatterylastsonlyafewminutesevenafterafullcharge,theusablelifeofthe batteryhasexpiredandneedstobereplaced.Replacementbatteriescanbe purchasedthroughmostlocalelectronicoutlets.
IMPORTANT:
CHARGE
BatteryDuration
WhentheBatteryNeedsCharging
"LOWBATTERY".
WhentoPurchaseaNewBatteryPack
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ToInstalltheBattery
HeadsetJack
TheHeadsetJack
Theheadsetjackislocatedonthesideofthe handsetandisastandard2.5mmplug. Simplyplugaheadsetintothejackandthe headsetwillbeactive.
Note: Whentheheadsetispluggedintothe telephone,themicrophoneandearpieceon thehandsetarenotactive
Headset(included)
TelephoneSetup
Belt-Clip
Besuretoremovethebelt-clipfillercapprior toinstallingBelt-clip.Installthebelt-clipas shown. Toremovethebelt-clip,squeezetherelease atthetopoftheclipwhereitattachestothe phone,andgentlyPulltheclipupandoutof thehandset.
BeltClip
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Press.
Waituntilyouhearadialtone,andthenpresstoredialthenumberlastdialed (upto32digits).
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BasicOperation Setting
AdditionalOptions
Adjustthevolumeintheearpiece
Switchtotemporarytonedialing
Receiveacallwaitingcall
Muteacall
DoThis:
To:
Pickupthehandsetfromthebaseandpress.
Waituntilyouhearadialtone,andthendialthenumberyouwishtodial. Whenyouarefinishedtalking,pressthekeyorplacetheunitbackintothe basetoendthecall.
MakingCalls
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2.
3.
ReceivingCalls Whenyouhearthephonering:
Ifthehandsetisinthebase,liftthehandsetfromthebase.Thehandsetwillturnon. Thereisnoneedtopushthekeyiftheunitisonthebasewhenthecallcomes in.Thisauto-answerfeaturecanbeprogrammedoff. Ifthehandsetisoffthebase,youwillneedtopresstoanswerthecall.The displaywillshowthecallerIDinformationafterthefirstring.
Whenyouarefinished,pushorplacethehandsetbackonthebase.
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3.
Pressthekeyafterthephoneisinuse.Thephonewill remainintonedialingmodeforthedurationofthecall.
Presstogotothenewcaller. Pressagaintogobacktotheoriginalcaller.
Pressthekey. Presstocontinuespeakingtothecaller.
Pressduringacalluntilthedesiredvolumelevelisreached.
Redialing
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2.
Note: Youcanalsopressfirsttodisplaythenumberandthenpresstodial thenumberdisplayed.
HandsetSettings
"ENGLISH"
Youcanchangethesettingonthehandsetintheoptionsmenu.Accesstheoptionsmenuby pressingandholdingthekeyuntilisdisplayed. Thereare11settingsintheoptionsmenuwhichcanbechanged.Youcanscrollthroughthe optionmenuinthelistedorderbypressingthekey.Settingswhichhavealisted numbercanbereacheddirectlybypressingthatnumberonthekeypad. Toeditmostsettings,pressthekey,usethekeystotogglebetweenthesettingoptions, andthenpresstosavechanges.Youcancontinueprogrammingoptionsbyusingthedial padkeysorthekeystogotoanewsetting.Presstoexittheoptionsmenu.
KeyFunction
Language:
FirstRingOn/Off:
TimeSet:
Contrast:
PBXNumber:
PBXModeOn/Off:
PauseTime:
MSGWaitingDelete:
UnavailableRingOn/Off:
PrivateRingOn/Off:
AutoAnswerOn/Off:
Note:
Changethelanguagethatappearsonthedisplay.ChoosebetweenEnglish,
French,andSpanish.
TurnthefirstringofthephoneoffsothatitdoesnotRinguntilcaller IDinformationhasbeendisplayed.Particularlyusefulwhenusingthepriorityand blockedcallfeaturesortheprivateandunavailableringsettings.
Changethetimeanddate. Providedtoadjustthedisplaybackgroundlighterordarker.
NumberusedtoaccessPBXdialingoptions.Thedefaultsettingis"9".
Determinesifthe"PBXNumber"isusedbeforeanout-going numberisdialed.When"On",automaticallydialsthePBXnumberandapause, beforeanyspeeddialorcallerIDcallbacknumber.Defaultsettingis"Off".
Allowsyoutoadjustthenumberofsecondsthatapauselastssuchas duringprogrammedpausesinyourspeeddialnumbersorafteryourPBXnumberis dialed.
Clearsanycurrentmessagewaitingindication.
TurnsonandofftheringforallcallswherecallerID informationisunavailable.Pleasenotethatthephonewillringonceevenwhensetto "Off"unlessFirstRingisprogrammed"Off"aswell.
Turnsonandofftheringforallcallswherethecallerhasblocked theircallerID.Pleasenotethatthephonewillringonceevenwhensetto"Off"unless firstRingisprogrammed"Off"aswell.
Turnsonandoffthefeaturewhichmakesthephone automaticallygooff-hookwhenthehandsetispickedupfromthebasewhilethephone isringing.
Atanytimeduringoptionsprogrammingyoucanquitandthesettingsthatyouhave changedwillbesaved.Presstoquitorlettheoptionsprogrammingtimeoutbynot pressinganykeysfor20seconds.
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ChangingtheLanguage
ENGLISH
ENGLISHESPANOLFRANCAIS
TurningtheFirstRingOnorOff
On
SettingtheTimeandDate
AMPM
AMPMAMPM
1.Pressandholdthekey.
2.Presstogotothelanguageprogrammingoption.
3.Presstochangethesetting.willbeginflashing.
4.Usethekeystotogglebetween,,and.
5.Whenthesettingyoudesireisdisplayed,presstosavethesetting.Adoublebeepwill soundtoconfirmthesettinghasbeensaved.
6.Continuewithprogrammingorpresstoreturntotheidlescreen.
YoucanturnoffthefirstringofthephonesothatitdoesnotringuntilcallerIDinformation hasbeendisplayed.
1.Pressandholdthekeytoenterthemenu.
2.Presstogotothefirstringprogrammingoption.
3.Presstochangethesetting.""willbeginflashing.
4.UsethekeystotogglebetweenOnandOff.
5.Whenthesettingyoudesireisdisplayed,presstosavethesetting.Adoublebeepwill soundtoconfirmthesettinghasbeensaved.
6.Continuewithprogrammingorpresstoreturntotheidlescreen.
1.Pressandholdthekeytoenterthemenu.
2.Presstogotothetimesetprogrammingoption.
3.Presstochangethesetting.Themonthwillbeginflashing.
4.Usethedialpadtoenterthemonthintwo-digitformat.Thedatewillbeginflashing.
5.Usethedialpadtoenterthedateintwo-digitformat.Thehourwillbeginflashing.
6.Usethedialpadtoenterthehourintwo-digitformat.Theminuteswillbeginflashing.
7.Usethedialpadtoentertheminutesintwo-digitformat.andbeginflashing.
8.Usethedialpadtochoosebetweenand,Whereisandis.
9.Whenthefinalsettingisprogrammed,thetimeanddateareautomaticallysaved.A
doublebeepwillsoundandyouarereturnedtotheoptionsmenu.
10.Continuewithprogrammingorpresstoreturntotheidlescreen.
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AdjustingtheContrast
SettingthePBXNumber
TurningPBXModeOnorOff
On
ChangingthePauseTime
Thecontrastisoptimizedforviewingandwillprobablynotneedtobechangedfromthe defaultsetting.Itwilladjustthedisplaybackgroundlighterordarker.
1.Pressandholdthekeytoenterthemenu.
2.Presstogotothecontrastprogrammingoption.
3.Presstochangethesetting."2"willbeginflashing.
4.Usethekeystotogglebetweenthethreelevelsofcontrast.
5.Whenthesettingyoudesireisdisplayed,presstosavethesetting.Adoublebeepwill soundtoconfirmthesettinghasbeensaved.
6.Continuewithprogrammingorpresstoreturntotheidlescreen.
1.Pressandholdthekey.
2.PresstogotothePBXnumberprogrammingoption.
3.Presstochangethesetting.
4.UsethekeystocustomizethedigittomatchyourPBXsystem.
5.Whenthesettingyoudesireisdisplayed,presstosavethesetting.Adoublebeepwill soundtoconfirmthesettinghasbeensaved.
6.Continuewithprogrammingorpresstoreturntotheidlescreen.
1.Pressandholdthekey.
2.PresstogotothePBXmodeprogrammingoption.
3.Presstochangethesetting.willflash.
4.UsethekeystotogglebetweenOnandOff.
5.Whenthesettingyoudesireisdisplayed,presstosavethesetting.Adoublebeepwill soundtoconfirmthesettinghasbeensaved.
6.Continuewithprogrammingorpresstoreturntotheidlescreen.
1.Pressandholdthekeytoenterthemenu.
2.Presstogotothepausetimeprogrammingoption.
3.Presstochangethesetting.2willbeginflashing.
4.Usethekeystoselectthedesireddiallingdelay.
5.Whenthesettingyoudesireisdisplayed,presstosavethesetting.Adoublebeepwill soundtoconfirmthesettinghasbeensaved.
6.Continuewithprogrammingorpresstoreturntotheidlescreen.
:ThenumberprogrammedhereisnotactiveunlessPBXmodeisOn.
YoudonotneedPBXmodeunlessyouneedtodialAspecificsingledigitnumber
beforeeachoutgoingcall.
Note
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SettingSetting
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SpeeddialingSetting
DeletingMessageWaitingIndication
DELETE
DisablingtheRingforUnavailableCalls
DisablingtheRingforPrivateCalls
Note: TurningAutoAnswerOnorOff
Clearsanycurrentmessagewaitingindication.Seepagormoreinformationabout messagewaiting.
1.Pressandholdthekeytoenterthemenu.
2.Presstogotothemessagewaitingprogrammingoption.
3.Presstoresetthemessagewaitingindication.""willbeginflashing.
4.Presstodeletetheindication.Adoublebeepwillsoundtoconfirm.
5.Continuewithprogrammingorpresstoreturntotheidlescreen. TurnstheringeronandoffforallcallswherecallerIDinformationisunavailable.
1.Pressandholdthekeytoenterthemenu.
2.Presstogototheunavailableringprogrammingoption.
3.Presstochangethesetting."n"willbeginFlashing.
4.UsethekeystotogglebetweenOnandOff.
5.Whenthesettingyoudesireisdisplayed,presstosavethesetting.Adoublebeepwill soundtoconfirmthesettinghasbeensaved.
6.Continuewithprogrammingorpresstoreturntotheidlescreen.
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TurnstheringeronandoffforallcallswherethecallerhasblockedtheircallerID.
1.Pressandholdthekeytoenterthemenu.
2.Presstogototheprivateringprogrammingoption.
3.Presstochangethesetting."n"willflash.
4.UsethekeystotogglebetweenOnandOff.
5.Whenthesettingyoudesireisdisplayed,presstosavethesetting.Adoublebeepwill soundtoconfirmthesettinghasbeensaved.
6.Continuewithprogrammingorpresstoreturntotheidlescreen.
Turnonandofftheautoanswerfeature.Whenon,thephonewillautomaticallyansweran incomingcallifthehandsetisinthebase.
1.Pressandholdthekeytoenterthemenu.
2.Presstogototheautoanswerprogrammingoption.
3.Presstochangethesetting."n"willflash.
4.UsethekeystotogglebetweenOnandOff.
5.Whenthesettingyoudesireisdisplayed,presstosavethesetting.Adoublebeepwill soundtoconfirmthesettinghasbeensaved.
6.Continuewithprogrammingorpresstoreturntotheidlescreen.
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TheCT-P8910willstoreupto20speeddialnumbersintheorderthattheyareprogrammed. Noduplicatenumberscanbestored.
1.Withthehandsetintheidlestate,press.
2.Presstocreateanewphonebookentry.
3.Enterthenameyouwishtostoreusingthedialpadtoentertheletters(upto15letters). Seethefollowinglettertableforhowtoprogramthelettersusingthenumberpad.Toadd aspacebetweenwords,push.
Fordialthissequence:
4.Press,anddialthenumberyouwishtostore(upto16digits).
Presstoinsertadialingpauseintothenumber.
5.Presswhenfinishedtostorethenumbertomemory.
StoringPhoneNumbers
Example:JOHNSMITH
LetterTable
IftherearenomemorylocationsleftinthespeeddialdirectorytheCT-P8910will displayTocontinuewithmemoryprogramming,youmustdeleteoredit existingspeeddialnumbers.
Ifyoumis-typeenteringthephonenumber,youcanmovethroughthenumberand edititbypressingandholdingthe.Todeleteaflashingcharacter,pressthe
Key;todeleteaflashingnumber,pressandholdthekey.
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SpeeddialingSpeeddialing
ViewingthePhoneBook
MakingCallsFromthePhoneBook
DeletingaStoredNumber
"ERASEITEM?"
"ERASED"
EditingaStoredNumber
1.Presstoenterthephonebook.
2.Presstolocatethenumberyouwishtoview.
3.Ifthenameornumberismorethan11characters,pressthe andbuttontoviewtherestofthedisplay(asindicatedbythe
arrowsinthetoplineofthedisplay).
4.Presstoexitthephonebook,orletthephonebooktimeout.
1.Tomakeacallfromthephonebook,press.
2.Locatethenumberyouwishtodialusing.
3.Push.ThedisplaywillshowthedirectoryName,and
begindialingthenumber.
4.Whenyouarefinishedwithyourcall,press,orplacethehandsetbackonthebase.
1.Press.
2.Locatethenumberyouwishtodeleteusing.
3.Press.Thedisplaywillshow
4.Presstodeletethephonebookmemory.Thedisplaywillbrieflyshow
andreturntothepreviousphonebookentry.
5.Whenyouarefinishedpress.
1.Press.
2.Locatethenumberyouwishtoeditusing.
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3.Press.Theentrywilldisplaywithaflashingpromptoverthefirstcharacter.
4.Movethecursortothesectionyouwishtoeditusingthe,,Andkeys.When movingthroughthenumberfield,itwillbenecessarytopressandholdtheand keysformorethanoneseconduntilthecursormoves,sincejustpressingthementersa* or#intothedialingsequence.Anydialpadkeypressedwillbeinsertedinfrontofthe cursor.
5.Todeleteacharacter,pressthekey.Todeleteanumber,pressandholdthekey formorethanoneseconduntilthenumberisdeleted,sinceifthekeyisjustpressed, itinsertsapauseinthedialingsequence.
6.Whenthenumberiseditedasyoudesire,presstostoretheeditedentry.
Youcanassignstorednumbersaspreferredcalls.Whenanincomingcallismatchedtoa storednumberdesignatedas"VIP",thephonewillgenerateaspecialringersoundafterthe firstring(callerIDinformationmustbereceivedfirst). Tomarkaphonebookentryaspreferred:
1.Press.
2.Presstogothedesiredentry.
3.Pressthebuttononce.TheLCDwillshowthe"VIP"icon.
4.Presstoexitthephonebook.
Ifyoudonotwanttohavethephoneringwhenaspecificnumbercalls,youcanstorethat numberinthephonebookandassigneditasblocked.Whenanincomingcallismatchedto astorednumberdesignatedas"REJ",thephonewillnotringafterthefirstring(callerID informationmustbereceivedfirst). Tomarkaphonebookentryasblocked:
1.Press.
2.Presstogotheentrytobeblocked.
3.Pressthebuttontwice.TheLCDwillshowthe"REJ"icon.
4.Presstoexitthephonebook.
Priority(VIP)Calls
Blocked(REJ)Calls
Note:priorityandBlockedcallswillonlyworkiftheincomingcall'snumberexactlymatches theonethatisstoredinmemory.
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CallerID CallerID
WhenYouReceiveaCall
Note: ViewingtheCallerIDList
RPT
CallerIDDisplays
UNAVAILABLE
PRIVATE
1.Whenthetelephonerings,thecaller'snameandphone numberappearsonthedisplay.
2.ThenewCallerIDrecordincludesthenameandnumberofthecallerandthetimeand datetherecordisreceived.TheNewCalllightwillflashtoindicatethatyouhaveanew CallerIDcallstoredinmemory.
WhentheCallerIDinformationisreceived,itisstoredinmemorysothatthis
informationcanberecalledforlateruse.Upto40CallerIDcallscanbestored. Thisphoneautomaticallystoresthelast40callsreceived.Ifacallisreceivedfromthesame
numbermorethanoncesincetherecordswerelastviewed,nonewentryismade,butthe repeatcallicon("")andthenumberofrepeatcallsisdisplayed.
1.Withthehandsetidlepress.
2.Anyunviewed(new)callswillbedisplayedfirst.Themostrecentcallwill bedisplayed.Theinformationonthecallwillbedisplayedwiththename, number,date,andtimethatthecallwasreceived.
3.Ifthenameornumberismorethan11characters,presstheAndbuttontoview therestofthedisplay.
4.Toscrolltothenextcall,press.Thewillgothroughthecallsfromthelastcall receivedtothefirst.Thewillallowyoutoviewthecallsfromthefirstcallreceivedto thelast.
5.Presstofinish.
Displayshowsnameandnumber,timeanddateofthecall.
Displayshowsnumber-onlyservice.
""willbedisplayedwhenCallerIDinformationisnotavailable. ThiscallwasmadefromatelephonecompanythatdoesnotofferCallerID services(includinginternationalcalls).
""willbeshownwhenacallisreceivedfromablockednumber.For privacyreasons,somestatesallowcallerstheoptiontopreventtheirtelephone datafrombeingdisplayedontheotherparty'sCallerIDdisplay.
DisplayshowswhentheCallerIDinformationwasreceivedincorrectlyoronly
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CallerIDallowsthecaller'snameandphonenumbertobeshownonthedisplaybeforeyou answerthecall.InordertousethisfeatureyoumustfirstsubscribetoCallerIDservicewith yourtelephonecompany.
Note:
CallerIDwithCallWaitingService
"L2"
StoringCallerIDRecords
Whennumbersarestoredintothephonebook,a1isinsertedinfrontofthenumber. Ifyoumustdiala10-digitnumberforlocalcalls,youmusteditthenumberToexcludethat digittodialoutcorrectly.
Whenanerrorisreceived,noneofthedatafromthiscallissavedin
memory. Displayshowswhenavoicemailmessagehasbeenreceivedandisstoredby
messagewaitingserviceprovidedbythephonecompany.
Displayshowswhentheincomingcallisaprioritycall.
ThisisdisplayedwhenispressedandthereisnocallerIDdatastored.
Inordertousethe"CallWaitingCallerID"serviceyoumustsubscribetoatelephone companythatoffersCallerIDservicecombinedwith"callwaiting"service. Whenanewcallcomesinwhileyouaretalking,youwillheara Notificationbeepfromthehandsetandthevolumeismomentarilymuted. Thenewcaller'snameandphonenumber,ifavailable,appearsonthe display.Onceflashhasbeenpressed,aninthelowerrighthand cornerindicatesthecallwaitingcallerIDcallersoyoucankeeptrack Ofwhoyouaretalkingto.
1.Whenyoureceivea"callwaiting"callandyouwanttoconnectthecall,press.The
activecallwillbeplacedonholdandthenewcallwillbeactive.
2.Presstoalternatebetweencalls.
3.Presstoendthecallorplacethehandsetbackonthebase.
1.Press.
2.Usetoscrolltothecallrecordyouwishtostoreintothephonebook.
3.Press.
4.Ifyouwishtoeditthenewlystorednumber,edititinthephonebook.
5.PresstoexittheCallerIDlog.
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WhenviewingtheCallerIDinformationyoucandeleteasinglecallrecordorallthecall records.
1.Press.
2.Usetoscrolltothecallrecordyouwishtodelete.
3.Press.
4.Todeletetherecordpress.
5.PresstoexittheCallerIDlog.
1.Press.
2.Pressandhold.Thedisplaywillshow
3.TodeletealltheCallerIDrecordspress.
YoucanreturncallsbyusingtheCallerIDcallbackfeature.
1.Press.
2.Usethetoscrolltothecallrecordyouwishtocallback.
3.Ifthenumberdisplayedisnotcorrect(needing10,11digits),usethekeyto togglethenumbertodisplaythecorrectnumberofdigitstobedialed.
4.Presstodialoutthedisplayednumber.
5.Presstocanceldialing.
6.Toendthecall,pressorplacethehandsetbackinthebase.
ToDeleteaSingleRecord
ToDeleteAllRecords
"ERASEALL?"
ReturningCallerIDCalls
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CallerID MessageWaitingandOtherFeatures
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Ifyousubscribetovoicemailfromthetelephonecompanyandiftherearevoicemessages
thathavebeenleftinyourvoicemailbox,thedisplaywillshow(see notebelow).
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Ifyouwishtodeletethe"MessageWaiting"message,deleteitasdescribedinthe
handsetsettingssectionDeletingtheMessageWaitingIndication(seepage17).
WhenyoureceiveaCallerIDmessage,voicemailmessage,orwhenthe
phoneisringing,theNewCalllightwillflashaccordingly.
ForCallerID,theNewCalllightwillflashtoindicatethatyouhaveanewCallerIDcall
storedinmemory.
WhenyouhaveavoicemessagewaitingtheNewCalllightwillalsoflash.
1.Pressonthebase.
2.Placethehandsetbackintothebaseorpressthekeyonthehandsettostopthe page/findfeature.
Ifyouventuretoofarfromthebase,thehandsetwillbeepandthe displaywillshow"Reverseyourdirectiontore-establishconnectionwiththe baseorthecallwillbedropped.Whenthebasedetectsthatthehandsethasbeenoutof rangefor20continuoussecondsitwillreleasetheengagedline.Ifyoutrytoaccesstheline whenthehandsetisoutofrangeofthebase,thedisplaywillshow
Ifyouareexperiencinginterferenceduringatelephonecall,press thekey.TheCT-P8910willscanupto40channelsandselecttheclearestoneto providethebestpossiblereception.Ifthecurrentchannelistheclearestavailablechannel,it willkeepyouonthatchannel.
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MSGWAITING
Tip: NewCallLight:
UsingtheHandsetFinder(PAGE)
Out-of-RangeWarning:
OUTRANGE"
"TRYAGAIN".
ChannelChanging:
Thisfunctionrequiresvoicemailsubscriptionfromthelocaltelephonecompany.
Furthermore,thelocalphonecompanymustprovideatypeofvoicemailsignalingcalled
FSK(FrequencyShiftKey)Notalltelephonecompanieshavethevisualmessagewaiting featureavailable.Pleasecontactyourlocaltelephonecompanytocheckifthisisavailablein yourarea.
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RadioBasic RadioBasic
Pressandreleasethebuttontoturntheradioon. Slidetheswitch(locatedontherightsideoftheunit)todesiredbroadcast
band. Turntheknobtoselectastation. Adjustthecontroltothedesiredlisteninglevel. Toturntheradiooff,pressandrelease
RADIO
AM/FM
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Thebuilt-inAutomaticFrequencyControl(AFC)worksonlyonFM.Ithelpskeepthe radiolockedinontheFMstationtowhichitistuned. WhentuninginFMstations,youmaynoticethatoftenthestationyoudesirecanbe heardontwoorthreenearbypointsonthedial.Alwaystunecarefullytotheloudest andclearestpoint.
BUILT-INAFC
AMAntenna
FMAntenna
-Abuilt-inferriterodantennaeliminatestheneedofanoutsideantenna forAMreception.RotatingtheunitslightlymayimprovereceptionofdistantAM stations.
-ThepowercordactsasyourFMantenna.Thepowercordpicksup moderatetostrongstationsandeliminatestheneedforanexternalantennainmost strongsignalareas.Besurethepowercordisstretchedouttoitsfulllength.Donot coilorbunchthecordtogether.Changingpositionofthepowercordmayimprove reception.
ANTENNA
NOTE: WhenthebaseunitisinRADIOmode,theLCDinthebasewillshowthe RADIOicon.Andifyouplacingacallorthephonereceivingacall(phoneringing) whenthebaseunitisinRADIOmode,thevolumeofradiowilldecreaseslowlytill shutoffautomatically.Andthevolumeofradiowillincreaseslowlyautomaticallyafter youendthecall.
USETHERADIOFUNCTION
Pressthekeytoturnthefixedtimewakefunctiononoroff,andwhenthe functionisavailable,theLCDwilldisplaytheicon.
AL-1
TIMESETTING(baseLCDdisplay)
Whenthephonebaseisintimedisplaymode,pressandholdtheSETkeyinbase for3seconds,theLCDwilldisplaythesecondandflash. Presstheorkeytochangethesecondto0. PresstheSETkey,thentheminutestarttoflash. Usethe PresstheSETkeytoconfirm,thenthehourstarttoflash. Usethe PresstheSETtoconfirmandexitthetimesettingmode.
▲▲orkeytochangetheminute.
orkeytochangethehour.
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7. NOTE: Ifyoudon'tpressanykeyin10seconds,thesystemwillexitthetimesetting
modeautomatically.
USINGTHESLEEPTIMER
Youcanusethesleeptimertoturntheradiooffforadesiredamountoftime,insteps of10minutesupto90minutesandthenshutoffautomatically.Thedefaultsleeptime is90minutes.
PressandreleasetheSLEEPbuttontoscrollthroughthesleeptimesamong90­80-70-60-50-40-30-20-10-OFF.
Whenthedesiredsleeptimeisdisplayed.Theradiowillcutoffautomaticallyafter aperiodtimeasyousetting. Toreviewthecurrentsleeptimersetting,pressandreleaseSLEEP.
Tocancelthesleeptimer,pressRADIOkey.Theradioturnsoffautomatically.
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SETTINGALARM(AL-1)TIME
YoucansetthewaketimebypressandholdtheAL-1keyforatleast1second.
PressandholdtheAL-1keytoenterthewaketimesettingmode,thentheminute startflash. Usethe
Usethe Usethe
orkeytoentertheminute,thenpresstheAL-1toconfirm,thenthe
hourwillstarttoflash.
orkeytoenterthehour,thenpresstheAL-1toconfirm,the7or5or
2(day)startflash.
orkeytoselecttheavailabilitydaysamong7,5and2,thenpress theAL-1keytoconfirm,thentheBUZZERorRADIOiconstarttoflash. Usetheorkeytoselectthealarmtype(RADIOorBUZZER),thenpressthe AL-1toconfirmthesettingandexitthewaketimesettingmode.
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WEEKDISPLAYANDSETTING
Whenthebaseunitisintimedisplaymode,pressthebuttonforless than1secondstochangethedisplaybetweenweekandtime.Pressandholdthe
buttontoentertheweeksettingmode.Whenyouentertheweek
settingmode,thecurrentweekwillflashesontheLCD,usethe
SNOOZE/WEEK
SNOOZE/WEEK
orkeytochange
theweek.
NOTE: Whenthecurrenttimeisthetimeyouhavesetinthealarmtimesettingmode andtheyousetthealarmtypeisSOUND,thebeeptonewillsoundfor1minute,and theiconwillflash.Youcancutoffthebeepsoundbypressthekey.AL-OFF
SNOOZEFUNCTION
Afterthewakeoralarmmodehasactivated,youcansilenceitforanother9minutes bypressingthebutton.YoucanusetheSNOOZEfeaturerepeatedly.The alarmwillremainonfor60minutesifisnotpressed.
SNOOZE
SNOOZE
YourCT-P8910telephonehasbeendesignedtogiveyearsoftrouble-freeservice.It isasensitiveelectronicinstrument.Toassureitslongevity,pleasereadthefollowing maintenanceinstructions.
1.KeeptheCT-P8910awayfromheatashightemperaturescanshortenthelifeofthe electricalcomponentsanddistortormeltitsplasticparts.
2.TheCT-P8910shouldbekeptfreeofdustandmoisture.Ifitgetswet,wipeitdry immediately.Liquidscancontainmineralsthatcancorrodeelectroniccircuits.
3.HandleyourCT-P8910gentlyandcarefully.Droppingitcancauseseriousdamage tocircuitry,ortheplasticcase,whichmayresultinmalfunction.
4.Donotuseanytypeofchemicaloranyabrasivepowdertocleanthecabinet.Use onlymilddetergentsonasoft,dampclothtocleantheCT-P8910telephone.
5.TheCT-P8910hasbuilt-insurgeprotectioncircuitsthatmeetorexceedFCC requirements.However,anincidentsuchasalightningstrikeatornearthe telephonelines,couldcauseseriousdamage.
6.IftheCT-P8910isinstalledinanareawithfrequentorsevereelectricalstorms,itis suggestedthatthetelephonebedisconnectedduringthesestormsorthat additionalsurgesuppressionequipmentbeaddedtotheinstallation.
7.Inthecaseoftroublewiththetelephone,donotattempttorepairthetelephone yourself.Itistheresponsibilityofusersrequiringservicetoreporttheneedfor servicetoourServiceDepartment.Theywillmakethenecessaryarrangementsfor repairorreplacement.
8.IfyoushouldhaveanyquestionsabouttheoperationofyourCT-P8910telephone, youmaycontactCOBYELECTRONICSCORP.customerservicedept.fortechnical assistance.
CareandMaintenanceRadioBasic
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Pressthekeytoturnthefixedtimewakefunctiononoroff,andwhenthe functionisavailable,theLCDwilldisplaytheicon.
AL-2
SETTINGALARM(AL-2)TIME
YoucansetthewaketimebypressandholdtheAL-1keyforatleast1second.
PressandholdtheAL-2keytoenterthewaketimesettingmode,thentheminute startflash. Usethe
Usethe Usethe
orkeytoentertheminute,thenpresstheAL-2toconfirm,thenthe
hourwillstarttoflash.
orkeytoenterthehour,thenpresstheAL-2toconfirm,the7or5or
2(day)startflash.
orkeytoselecttheavailabilitydaysamong7,5and2,thenpress theAL-2keytoconfirm,thentheBUZZERorRADIOiconstarttoflash. Usetheorkeytoselectthealarmtype(RADIOorBUZZER),thenpressthe AL-2toconfirmthesettingandexitthewaketimesettingmode.
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NOTE: Whenthecurrenttimeisthetimeyouhavesetinthewaketimesettingmode, andyousetthealarmtypeisSOUND,theradiowillturnonautomatically,youcan turnofftheradiobypressthekeyordon'tpressanykeyin60minutes.AL-OFF
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Troubleshooting
Nodialtone/phonewillnotdialout.
Can'theartheringsignal.
Whileonacall,youhearanothercallonthelineorexperienceradiofrequency
interference.
Thecaller'snameand/orphonenumberdoesnotappearonthedisplay.
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CheckthattheACpoweradapterispluggedintoaworkingACpoweroutlet. Checkalltelephonecordconnectionsortryanotherwalljack. Doabasicresetofthephone:Disconnectthephonefromthewallandremovethe
battery.Leavefor30minutesandthenre-installasinstructedbythemanual.
Checktheringervolumecontrols;atthelowestleveltheringmaynotbeheard.
Switchchannelstoaclearchannel. Checkthewiringforbadconnections. Donotusethisphonewithin20feetofaworkingmicrowave.Themicrowave
producesfrequenciesinthisrangewhichmaycauseinterference.Thisinterference isnormalforall2.4GHzphonesandshouldnotbeconsideredaproductdefect.
MakesureyouhavesubscribedtoCallerIDservicefromyourlocaltelephone companyandthatservicehasbeenactivated.
CallerIDservicemaynotworkwhenthephoneisconnectedtoaPrivateBranch Exchange(PBX).
ThecallerhasrequestedthattheirphonenumberbesuppressedfromCallerID service,orcallerIDserviceisnotavailableintheirarea.Privateor Unavailablewillappearonthedisplay.
YouansweredthecallbeforeCallerIDdatawasdisplayed,whichusuallyoccurs afterthefirstring.
NewCall/MessageWaitingIndicatordoesn'tworkproperly.
Can'treceiveormakephonecalls.
··Makesureyouhavesubscribedtovoicemailcompatiblewith"FSK"typesignaling
(checkwithyourlocalphonecompany).Verifythatboththe"On"and"Off"signalsare activated.Ifyourvoicemailproductfromthelocalphonecompanydoesnotsupport "FSK"signaling,youmayusethisfeatureasaNewCallIndicatoronly.
Checkifthephoneissettothecorrecttypeofservice,eitherToneofPulse.
Warranty
FULL90DAYSLIMITEDWARRANTY
COBYELECTRONICSCORP.
CustomerServiceDept.
56-65RustStreet
Maspeth,N.Y.11378
COBYELECTRONICSCORP.(COBY)warrantsthisproducttotheoriginal purchasertobefreefromdefectsinmaterialorworkmanshipundernormalusefor 90DAYSfromthedateoforiginalpurchase.COBYagreesatouroptionunderthis warranty,torepairorreplaceitwithaneworreconditionedproductatnoadditional charge.Ourwarranty,ofcourse,doesnotcoveranyproductwhichhasbeensubject toneglect,unreasonableuse,accident,violationofoperatinginstructions,orany productthathasbeenrepairedormodifiedbyanunauthorizedserviceagent .
Toobtainfactoryservice,returnthisunitfreight-prepaidtotheaddressshownbelow withinthedurationofthiswarranty.Enclose$6.00foreachitemintheformofmoney ordermadepayabletoCOBYELECTRONICSCORP.tocoverthecostofpostageand handling.Also,includeacopyofthesalesreceipttoshowtheproofofpurchaseanda detaileddescriptionoftheproblem.Theunit(s)mustbepackagedinsuchawayasto reasonablyprotectitfrompossibleshippingdamage.Forfurtherinformation,email customerservice@cobyusa.com orwriteto:
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Excepttotheextentprohibitedbylaw,noexpressorimpliedwarrantyof merchantabilityorfitnessforaparticularpurposeonthisproductshallnotextend beyondtheperiodofthiswarranty.Somestatesprohibittheexclusionorlimitationof incidentalorconsequentialdamages,sothattheabovelimitationsorexclusionmay notapplytoyou.Thiswarrantygivesyouspecificrights,andyoumayalsohaveother rightswhichmayvaryfromstatetostate.
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Glossary
PBX(PrivateBranchExchange)-Asmall,central,privatelyowned,switchingtelephone systemwhereadigit(like9)mustbedialedfirstinordertoaccessanoutsideline
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Calendar/Clock-Visualdisplayofdate,dayandtime.
CallerIDLog-Storesupto40CallerIDentries.
Data/FAXPort-AllowsconnectionofaPCorFAXmachinedirectlyintothephoneversus awalloutlet.
DialfromDisplay-One-buttondialingfromtheCallerIDlog.
Display-TheLiquidCrystalDisplay(LCD)showsclockandcalendar,numberdialed,low batteryindicator,CallerIDinformationandcalltimer.
Flash-Asignalsentbythephonetothelocaltelephonecompanysupportingservices suchascallwaiting.
MessageWaitingIndicator-Avisualindicatorthattherearenewmessageinyourvoice mailbox.RequiresFSKsignalingbyphonecompany.Contactyourlocaltelephone companytosubscribetoVoiceMailService.
NewCallsIndicator-Avisualindicatorthatnewcallshavebeenreceived.
CallerID-Enablesuserstoviewnameandnumberofcallers.Contactyourlocal telephonecompanytosubscribetoCallerIDService.
CallTimer-Allowstimingofphoneconversations.
Redial-Performssinglebuttondialingoflastnumberdialed. RingerLevelControl-Permitsadjustmentoftheringervolumelevel.
SpeedDialing-Allowsprogrammingoffrequentlydialednumberssothattheycanbe dialedwiththetwotouchspeeddialbutton(20entries).
Tone/PulseOption-Enablesyoutoswitchfrompulse(rotary)totonedialing
UsefulFeaturesandTerms
VolumeLevelControl-Permitsvolumeadjustmentofthehandsetandheadsetduringa conversation.
FSKtypeSignaling-Asignalusedtoturnonandoffthemessagewaitingindicator,can besentbythetelephonecompanywitharingingsignalorwithout.
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