Curtis TID5030 User Manual

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Caller ID Telephone instruction manual

Location of controls

1. Handset Volume Hi/Low Switch

2. Dialing Tone/Pulse Switch

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4. Delete Button

5. New Call indicator

6. LCD display (for telephone)

7. Review Right Down

8. Out Key

9. Set Key

10. Hook Switch (for telephone)

11. Digital key (0-9 , * and # key pad)

12. Flash key

13. Redial key

14. Store key

15. Auto key

16. Radio Speaker on/off button

17. Ringer High/Low Switch

18. Handset Holder

19. Speaker (for radio)

20. Telephone Line Cord Jack

21. Alarm ON/OFF indicator

22. AM/FM Band Selector

23. Tuning knob

24. LED Clock Display

25. Dial Pointer

26. Volume/Buzzer Switch

27. Minute Set Button

28. Time Set Button

29. Hour Set Button

30. Radio On/Off/Auto Switch

31. Alarm Set Button

32. Sleep Button

33. Snooze Button

34. Battery compartment (for Clock back-up)

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REVISED 12-07-04

Features

Built-in FSK/DTMF decoder

Clock alarm

Pulse/Tone switch

Compatible with all CID standards (FSK/DTMF) such as Bell

202,U23,BT,CCA,ETSI etc.

Conversation timer

BATTERY INSTALLATION

The unit use one 9V Battery (not included) as a short term backup of the date/time

and speed dial numbers when the power goes out.

Battery installation.

The unit uses one 9V battery (not included) as a short term backup of the date/time

and speed dial numbers when the power goes out.

To install the battery:

1. Use a screwdriver(not included) to remove the screw fastening the battery compartment door

and then pull the battery door up and out.

2. Install a “9V” type alkaline battery(not included)

3. Replace the battery compartment cover, making sure it locks into place.

Note: It is recommended that you replace the 9V backup battery approximately every

6 months to preserve battery freshness.

Note: In the case of extended power outages, the battery will provide power to the

telephone for about 10 hours.

Choosing a location

For best radio performance, be sure to install the unit at least 4 feet away from cordless telephones,

microware ovens, and operating computers.

For ease of installation, choose a location near both a telephone wall outlet and an AC wall jack.

Connecting the telephone.

1. Plug one end of the supplied telephone line cord into the telephone jack located on the top of

the phone.

2. Plug the remaining end of the telephone line cord into an existing telephone wall jack.

3. Run the AC power cord through the provided cable channel for flush desk mounting.

4. Plug the AC power cord into the AC(120V/60Hz) wall jack.

5. Plug the handset coiled cord into the bottom of the handset.

6. Plug the other end of the handset coiled cord into the base.

7. Place the handset into the cradle.

Tip: If your telephone outlet is not modular, contact your telephone company for assistance.

Wall mounting the telephone.

The unit may be wall mounted either on a telephone wall plate or with two screws (not included).

If using screws, insert them into the wall leaving 3/16’’ of each screw extending out from the wall.

When installing screws into plasterboard walls, use wall anchors(not included) to ensure that the

screws remain secure.

1. Run the AC power cord down through the provided cable channel for flush wall mounting.

2. Slip the telephone base onto the wall, lining up the wall mounting holes over the screws. Slide

the telephone base down so it is firmly in place.

3. Finish installation by following steps

TELEPHONE OPERATION

SET KEY

SETTING (for area number/local number/time/date/alarm setting)

While continuously holding down the hook switch or when the telephone line

cord is disconnected.

Press<SET> key to enter the setting mode

z One time- To enter area number

z Two times- To enter local number setting

z Three times- To enter data/time setting (only selectable for 12 hour format with

AM & PM indicator).

z Four times- To enter volume setting.(Note: This function is invalid in this unit )

z Five times- To enter ring tone setting(Note: This function is invalid in this unit)

z Six times - To enter flash time setting(600mS/300mS/100mS/80mS)

z Seven times- To enter pause time setting

z Eight times - To enter clock alarm1 setting (Note: this function is invalid in this

unit)

z Nine times- To enter clock alarm 2 setting (Note: this function is invalid in this

unit)

z Ten times – To enter clock alarm 3 setting (Note: this function is invalid in this

unit)

To exit the setting mode, press <Flash> key.

Note: it will automatically go back to normal mode if there is no key pressed within

24 seconds.

During the settings, press

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Review Right Down[

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Key to adjust

Press <Delete> or <Set> key to enter next mode

DATE & TIME SETTING

1. Enter into Date & Time setting mode (Press <SET> button, three times for

setting the date and time, Press

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Enter your desired date by directly pressing the Digital key (0-9) directly for setting the

date.

(For example: Dec, 25th, press “1” “2” for the month, and “2” “5” for

the date/ for Feb, 2

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, press “2” for the month and “2” for the date.)

3. Enter your desired time by directly pressing the Digital key (0 -9) directly

(only 12 hours format/ Setting range: Hour: 00- 12; Minute: 00-59)

For example: 3:25pm, press “1” “5” for hour, and “2” “5” for minute. And

the “pm” will show on the display as “pm 3:25”, For 4:00am, press “4” for

the hour, and “0” “0” for the minute. And the “am” will show on the display

as “am 4:00”

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