Ericsson CG 2400 User Manual

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CG 2400

User Guide

For the Ericsson® CG 2400
PC Cordless Phone System

Brea, California

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CG 2400 User Guide for the Ericsson PC Cordless Phone System
Part Number EN/LZTU 104 07 R1A
© 1999 by Ericsson, Inc. All rights reserved.
First printing September 1999
Printed in the United States of America

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Published by Ericsson Inc., 40 Pointe Drive, Brea, CA 92821-3698

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Please follow the

installation

instructions for this

product

Do not attach the base station to your PC until you
are instructed to do so during the software
installation process.

Because the drivers for your new hardware are not
preloaded into Windows®98, connecting the base
station to your PC before the drivers are loaded by
the installation procedure will prevent the PC from
recognizing the base station hardware.

Ericsson Products

Year 2000 Compliant

Ericsson mobile terminal products with date and/or
calendar functions are designed to handle the
century turn as a normal change of date and year. On
January 1, 2000, at 00.00, year denotations written
as 1999 will change to 2000, and denotations written
as 99 will change to 00. No drops of data,
presentation or irrelevant year denotations or any
other function disorder should be expected.
Terminals and software will function normally after
the turn of the century.

This information is valid for all Ericsson mobile
terminal products, regardless of system, including all
mobile phones, pagers, data products and software
that support date and/or calendar functions.