GE 28871 User's Guide

Model 28871 DECT 6.0 Telephone/

Answering System with Cordless Handset

User's Guide

Equipment Approval Information

Yourtelephone equipment is (]pproved for connection to the Public Switched Telephone Network (]nd is in complionce with ports 15(]nd 68,FCCRules(]nd Regul(]tions (]nd the Technic(]l Requirements for Telephone Termin(]l Equipment published byACTA.

1 Notification to the Local Telephone Company

On the bottom ofthis equipment is (] I(]bel indic(]ting, (]mong other inform(]tion, the USnumber (]nd RingerEquiv(]lenceNumber (REN)for the equipment. Youmust, upon request, provide this inform(]tion to your telephone comp(]ny.

The RENis useful in determining the number of devices you m(]yconnect to your telephone line (]nd still hove(]11of these devices ring when your telephone number is c(]lled. Inmost (but not (]11) (Ire(Is,the sum of the RENsof (]11devices connected to one line should not exceed 5.To be cert(]in of the number of devices you m(]y connect to your line (Is determined by the REN,you should cont(]ct your Ioc(]ltelephone comp(]ny.

Aplug (]ndjock used to connect this equipment to the premises wiring (]nd telephone network must comply with the opplic(]ble FCCPort 68 rules (]nd requirements (]dopted by the ACTA.A compli(]nt telephone cord (]nd modul(]r plug is provided with this product. It is designed to be connected to (] comp(]tible modul(]rjock th(]t is(]lso compliont. Seeinst(]ll(]tion instructions for

det(]ils. Notes

• This equipment m(]y not be used on coin service provided bythe telephone comp(]ny.

• Potty lines(]re subject to st(]te t(]riffs, (]nd therefore, you m(]y not be (]ble to useyour own telephone equipment if you (]re on (] p(]rty line.Check with your Ioc(]ltelephone comp(]ny.

• Notice must be given to the telephone comp(]ny upon perm(]nent disconnection of your telephone from your line.

• Ifyour home h(]s speci(]lly wired (]l(]rm equipment connected to the telephone line, ensure the inst(]ll(]tion of this product does not dis(]ble your (]l(]rm equipment. Ifyou h(]ve questions

(]bout wh(]t will dis(]ble(]l(]rm equipment, consult your telephone comp(]ny or (] qu(]lified inst(]ller.

2 Rights of the Telephone Company

Shouldyour equipment c(]use trouble on your linewhich m(]y h(]rmthe telephone network, the telephone comp(]ny sh(]ll, where pr(]ctic(]ble, notify you th(]t tempor(]ry discontinu(]nce of service m(]y be required. Where prior notice isnot pr(]ctic(]ble (]nd the circumst(]nces w(]rr(]nt such (]ction, the telephone comp(]ny m(]y temporarily discontinue service immedi(]tely. Inc(]se of such temporary discontinu(]nce, the telephone comp(]ny must: (1)promptly notify you of such tempor(]ry discontinu(]nce; (2)(]fiord you the opportunity to correct the situ(]tion; (]nd (3)inform you of your right to bring (] compl(]int to the Commission pursu(]nt to procedures setforth in Subp(]rt Eof P(]rt68, FCCRules(]nd Regul(]tions.

Thetelephone comp(]ny m(]y m(]ke ch(]nges in its communic(]tions f(]cilities, equipment, oper(]tions or procedures where such (]ction is required inthe oper(]tion of its business (]nd not inconsistent with FCCRules(]nd Regul(]tions.If these ch(]nges (]reexpected to (]fleet the use or perform(]nce ofyour telephone equipment, the telephone comp(]ny must give you (]dequ(]te notice, in writing, to (]llow you to m(]int(]in uninterrupted service.

USNumber is located on the cabinet bottom

RENnumber is located on the cabinet bottom

Interference Information

Thisdevice complies with Part 15of the FCCRules.Operation issubject to the following two conditions: (1)This device may not cause harmful interference; and (2)This device must accept any interference received,including interference that may cause undesired operation.

Thisequipment has been tested and found to comply with the limitsfor a ClassB digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCCRules.Theselimits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation.

Thisequipment 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 noguarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation.

Privacy of Communications may not be ensured when usingthis product. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be

determined byturning the equipment off and on,the user isencouraged to try to correct the interference byone or more of the following measures:

• Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna (that is,the antenna for radio or television that is

"receiving" the interference}.

• Reorient or relocate and increase the separation between the telecommunications

equipment and receiving antenna.

• Connect the telecommunications equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiving antenna isconnected.

If these measures do not eliminate the interference, please consult your dealer oran experienced radio/television technician for additional suggestions. Also,the Federal Communications Commission has prepared a helpful booklet, "How To Identify and ResolveRadio/TV Interference Problems."This booklet isavailable from the U.S.Government Printing Office, Washington, D.C.20402. Pleasespecify stock number 004-000-00345-4 when ordering copies.

Notice: Thechanges or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user's authority to operate the equipment.

Hearin,q Aid Compatibility (HAC)

Thistelephone system meets FCCstandards for Hearing Aid Compatibility.

Licensing

Licensed under USPatent 6,427,009.

FCC RF Radiation Exposure Statement

Thisequipment complies with FCCRFradiation exposure limits set forth for an uncontrolled environment. This equipment should be installed and operated with a minimum distance of 20

centimeters between the radiator and your body.This transmitter must not beco-located or operated in conjunction with any other antenna or transmitter.

Information for DECT Product

k_6:0 Thistelephone is compliant with the DECT6.0 standard which operates in the 1.92GHz

............... and coordination with UTAM.Any relocation of this equipment must be coordinated

to 1.93GHzfrequency range. Installation of this equipment issubject to notification

through and approved by UTAM.UTAMmay be contacted at 1-800-429-8826.

Table of Contents

EQUIPMENT APPROVAL INFORMATION .......................... 2

INTERFERENCE INFORMATION ...................................... :3

HEARINGAID COMPATIBILITY(HAC} .......................... 3

LICENSING .............................................................. 3

FCC RF RADIATION EXPOSURE STATEMENT ................. 3

INFORMATION FOR DECT PRODUCT ........................... 3

INTRODUCTION ........................................................ 6

BEFORE YOU BEGIN ................................................. 6

PARTS CHECKLIST) ......................................................... 6

TELEPHONE JACK REQUIREMENTS ................................. 7

INSTALLATION .......................................................... 7

DIGITAL SECURITY SYSTEM ............................................ 7

IMPORTANT INSTALLATION GUIDELINES .......................... 7

HANDSET LAYOUT ....................................................8

BASELAYOUT..........................................................9

INSTALLING THE PHONE ...........................................10

ATTACHING THE DESKTOP PEDESTAL ..........................]0

CONNECTING THE AC (ELECTRICAL) POWER .............. 10

CONNECTING THE TELEPHONE LINE ................... 11

CONNECTING THE CORDED HANDSET ............... 11

SETTING THE RINGER VOLUME ................................... 11

WALL MOUNTING THE BASE ...................................... 11

INSTALLING THE HANDSET BATTERY ........................... 12

MENU OPERATION ................................................. 13

BASE MENU ............................................................... 13

SELECTING THE LANGUAGE ................................ 13

AREA CODE ....................................................... 13

LCD CONTRAST ................................................ ].3

KEY TONE .......................................................... 13

DIAL MODE.......................................................14

DATE / TIME ...................................................... 14

MESSAGE WAITING ........................................... 15

RESET ................................................................. 15

HANDSET MENU .................................................... 16

HANDSETSETTING ...................................................... 16

RING MELODY ................................................... 16

RING VOLUME ................................................... 16

Low BATTERY .................................................... 16

NoCOVERAGE ................................................... 17

KEY TONE .......................................................... 17

AUTO TALK ........................................................ 17

(DAILY) ALARM ................................................... 18

HANDSET NAME ................................................ 18

LANGUAGE ......................................................... 18

SCREEN CONTRAST ............................................ 19

RESET HANDSET ................................................ 19

BASE SETTING ............................................................ 19

CHANGEPIN ....................................................19

DIAL MODE ....................................................... 20

MESSAGEWAITING(VMWI) ............................20

RESET BASE ....................................................... 21

DATE / TIME ..................................................... 21

REGISTRATION ............................................................. 22

REMOVE HANDSET (DE-REGISTRATION) ............. 22

BASIC OPERATION .................................................. 23

MAKING A CALL ......................................................... 23

CORDLESS HANDSET ......................................... 23

CORDED HANDSET ............................................ 23

RECEIVING A CALL ...................................................... 23

CORDLESS HANDSET ......................................... 23

CORDED HANDSET ............................................ 23

ADJUSTING THE RECEIVER OR SPEAKER VOLUME ....... 23

SPEAKERPHONE OPERATION ....................................... 24

SWITCH BETWEEN SPEAKERPHONE _ RECEIVER ON

THE BASE ........................................................... 24

SWITCH BETWEEN SPEAKERPHONE _ RECEIVER ON

THE CORDLESS HANDSET ................................... 24

SPECIAL FEATURES ...................................................... 24

PAGE ALL CORDLESS HANDSETS FROM BASE,,, 24 TEMPORARY TONE (FOR PULSE OR ROTARY SERVICE

USE)....................................................................24

MUTE.................................................................24

PAUSE ................................................................ 25

FLASH ................................................................ 25

KEYPAD LOCK (ONLY FOR CORDLESS HANDSET), 25

HOLD(ONLYFORBASE)...................................... 25

REDIAL FUNCTION ...................................................... 26

DIAL A NUMBER FROM THE REDIAL MEMORY - 26

SAVE REDIAL MEMORY ...................................... 26

DELETE A SINGLE REDIAL MEMORY .................. 26

DELETE ALL REDIAL MEMORY ........................... 26

INTERCOM OPERATION ................................................ 27

BASE TO CORDLESS HANDSET ........................... 27

CORDLESS HANDSET TO BASE ........................... 27

CORDLESS HANDSET TO CORDLESS HANDSET,, 27 RECEIVING AN INCOMING CALL DURING AN

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INTERCOM CALL ................................................. 27

Two-WAY CALLING .......................................... 28

THREE WAY CONFERENCE CALL ....................... 28

CALL TRANSFER ................................................. 28

CALLERID (CID} .................................................. 29

CALL WAITING CALLER ID.........................................29

RECEIVINGCID RECORDS..........................................29

CID MEMORY RECORD STORAGE .............................. 29

REVIEWINGCID RECORDS ......................................... 30

DIALING ACID NUMBER ........................................... 30

DELETINGCID RECORDS ........................................... 31

DELETE A SINGLE CID RECORD ........................ 31

DELETE ALL CID RECORDS .............................. 31

PHONEBOOK ......................................................... 31

REVIEW PHONEBOOK .................................................. 31

STORING NAME AND NUMBER INTO PHONEBOOK,,,,,, 32

STORINGCID RECORDS IN PHONEBOOK ................... 32

EDiT PHONEBOOK ENTRY ........................................... 33

DELETE PHONEBOOK ENTRY ....................................... 33

DIAL RECORD FROM PHONEBOOK .............................. 33

ANSWERING SYSTEM SETUP _ PROGRAMMING ............ 34

AUDIBLE QUICK SETUP GUIDE ................................... 34

SET ANSWERING MACHINE ON/OFF .....................34

DAY/TIME ................................................................... 34

OUTGOING ANNOUNCEMENT ..................................... 35

ANNOUNCEONLYON/OFF ....................................35

RECORDING AN ANNOUNCEMENT ............................... 3S

RECORDING AN ANSWER ONLY ANNOUNCEMENT ...... 36

REVIEWING/DELETINGA1/A2 ANNOUNCEMENTS,,,,36

REMOTE ACCESS CODE .............................................. 36

REMOTE ACCESS ......................................................... 37

SET AUDIBLE MESSAGE ALERT ON/OFF .................37

SETNUMBEROFRINGSTOANSWER.........................38

RECORDINGAMEMO..................................................38

MESSAGE PLAYBACK ................................................... 39

DELETING MESSAGES ................................................. 39

IMPORTANT INFORMATION .................................. 39

CHANGING THE BATTERY ......................................... 40

BATTERY SAFETY PRECAUTIONS .................................. 40

DISPLAY MESSAGES ................................................41

HANDSET SOUND SIGNALS ...................................... 41

TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE ....................................... 41

CALLERIOSOLUTIONS ...................................... 43

BATTERY SOLUTIONS .......................................... 43

CAUSES OF POOR RECEPTION ................................... 44

GENERAL PRODUCT CARE ....................................... 44

WARRANTY ASSISTANCE .......................................... 4S

ACCESSORY INFORMATION ....................................... 4S

LIMITED WARRANTY ............................................... 46

INDEX ........................................................... 48, 49

WARNING: TO PREVENT FIRE OR ELECTRICAL SHOCK HAZARD, DO NOT EXPOSETHIS PRODUCT TO RAIN OR MOISTURE.

THE LIGHTNING

FLASHAND ARROW

HEADWITHIN THE TRIANGLE IS A WARNING SIGN ALERTINGYOUOF

"DANGEROUS VOLTAGE" INSIDE THE PRODUCT.

CAUTION: TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK, DO NOT REMOVE COVER (OR BACK). NO USER SERVICEABLE PARTS INSIDE. REFER SERVICING TO QUALIFIED SERVICE PERSONNEL.

SEE MARKING ON BOTTOM / BACK OF PRODUCT

THE EXCLAMATION

POINT WITHIN THE TRIANGLE IS A WARNING SIGN ALERTING YOU OF

IMPORTANT

INSTRUCTIONS ACCOMPANYING THE PRODUCT.

Introduction

CAUTION: When using telephone equipment, there are basic safety instructions that should always be followed. Refer to the IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS provided with this product

and save them for future reference.

IMPORTANT: Because cordless phones operate on electricity, you should have at least one phone in your home that isn't cordless, in case the power in your home goes out.

Before You Be in

Parts Checklist (for Model 28871xx2}

Make sure your package includes the items shown here.

2 AC power

Coiled

handsetcord

Base Base Handset

adaptors

Telephone

linecord

Cordless handset Cordless Handset battery Desk pedestal/

charger handset compartment Wallmount

door bracket

Handset

battery

ForModel28871xx3therewill beONEadditional handset,battery pack,cover, chargecradle and poweradaptorthan shown.

Telephone Jack Requirements

Wall plate

Tousethisphone,youneedanRJllC type modulartelephone

jack,which might looklikethe one picturedhere,installedinyour

home.Ifyoudon't havea modularjack,call yourlocalphone companyto find out howto getone installed.

Modular

telel:

line

Installation

Digital Security System

Yourcordlessphoneusesa digitalsecuritysystemto protectagainst falseringing, unauthorizedaccess,andchargesto your phoneline.

INSTALLATIONNOTE:Somecordless telephones operate at frequencies that may cause or receive interference with nearby TVs, microwave ovens, 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, microwave ovens, or VCR.If such interference continues, move the cordless telephone farther away from these appliances.

Certain other communications devices may also use the 1.9 GHz frequency for communication, and, if not properly set, these devices may interfere with each other and/or your new telephone.

If you are concerned with interference, please refer to the owner's manual for these devices on how to properly set channels to avoid interference. Typical devices that may usethe 1.9 GHzfrequency for communication include wireless audio/video senders, wireless computer networks, multi-handset cordless telephone systems, and some long-range cordless telephone systems.

Important Installation Guidelines

• Avoidsourcesofnoiseandheat,such as motors,fluorescentlighting, microwaveovens,heating appliancesand directsunlight.

• Avoidareasof excessivedust, moistureand lowtemperature.

• Avoidothercordlesstelephonesor personalcomputers.

• Neverinstalltelephonewiring during a lightningstorm.

• Neverinstalltelephonejacksinwet locationsunlessthejack isspecifically designedfor wet locations.

• Nevertouch non-insulatedtelephone wiresorterminals,unlessthe telephone linehasbeendisconnectedatthe network interface.

• Usecaution when installingor modifyingtelephone lines.

Handset Layout

Display

speaker (button)

menu/OK

(button)

talk

(button)

*/icon/tone

(button)

pause "

(button)

flash

cancel/mute

int

button)

off

(button)

format

(button)

T Antenna

_} Phone

4_ Speakerphone iJ Keylock

Ringer off Hute

redial

(button)

phonebook

CID

(caller ID button)

1_ Internal call

m Battery

AM AH

PM PH

NEW Hissedcall

RPT Repeatcall

(button)

Base Layout

phonemenu/ ringer switch CID phonebook exit cancel

OK atton) (back of base) (Caller ID (button) (button) (button)

-- review up (button)

....- flash (button)

.---- page/intercom (button) .._ hold (button) ..--- mute/register (button)

/ speaker (button)

Answering Machine

_'_"- ans. volume up (button) _ans. volume down (button]

review down (button)

redial (button)

phone volume (button)

"_ Phone _ Missedcall

4_) Speakerphone RPT Repeatcall

Mute AM AM Internal call PM PM

I_ (Voice)MessageWaiting

_ essage indicator

_delete (button)

e_l _rec/memo

_(record/memo button)

play (button) skip (button)

repeat (button) stop (button)

ans/menu (answerer

memo button) j

Installin 9 the Phone

Choosethe bestlocationto installyour baseand handsetchargecradles.Yourbase and handsetchargecradle(s)shouldbe placedona levelsurfacesuchasa deskor tabletop,or you maymount the baseon a wall.

Attaching the Desktop Pedestal

Usingthe upperset ofslots onthe bottom ofthe base;insertthe tabsandthen push thepedestaldownuntil itsnapsinto place.

Connecting the AC (Electrical) Power

1. Onthe base,plugthe ACpower adaptor cordintothe powerjackonthe backof the baseandthe otherinto anelectricaloutlet.

CAUTION:To reduce risk of personal injury, fire, or damage use only the 5-2823 (base} and 5-2824 (handset} power adaptors listed in the user's guide. These power adaptors are intended to be correctly orientated in a vertical or floor mount position.

On the handset charge cradle, plug the ACpower adaptor cord into the power

jack on the back of the cradle and the other into an electrical outlet.

NOTE: The charge indicator on the handset charge cradle turns on

to indicate the handset battery is charging

Connectingthe TelephoneLine Onthebase,plugoneendofthestraighttelephonelinecordintothejackontheback

ofthebaseandtheotherendintoamodularwalltelephonejack. Connectingthe CordedHandset

1. Connectoneendofthecoiledhandsetcordtothejackonthesideofthebase.

2. Connecttheotherendofthecoiledcordtothejackonthehandset,thenplace thehandsetinthebasecradle.

Setting the Ringer Volume

Youmay controlthe ringervolumelevelwith theswitch locatedon the backof the base.

ll_ =ringertonewill beloud

=ringertonewill below =telephonewillnot ring

Wall Mounting the Base

Thebaseispackagedwiththe pedestalattachedin desktopmode.Tomountthe baseon the wall:

1. Turnthe baseoverand removethe pedestal.

2. Rotatethe pedestala half turn, and align itwith the bottom ofthe base.

B. Attachthe pedestalbyfirst insertingthetabs onthe pedestalintothe slotsonthe

bottom of the base,and then pushthe pedestaldownuntil it snapsinto place.

/4. Plugthe telephonelinecord intothejack markedPHONELINEon the backof the

baseand the otherendinto a modularphonejack.

5. Feedthe telephonelinecordandACpoweradaptorcord throughthe grooveson the pedestalto allowthe unit to restflat againstthewall.

6. Slipthe mountingholesonthe pedestaloverthe wallplate postsandfirmly slide the unit into place.(Wallplatenot included.)

7. Removethehandsethook,turn it upsidedown,and put it backinthe slot.You needto dothis sothe cordedhandsetdoesn'tfall out ofthe base.

8. Placethe cordedhandsetinthe basecradle.

Installing the Handset Battery

NOTE:You must connect the handset battery before using the

cordless handsets.

CAUTION:To reduce the risk of fire or personal injury, only use the Thomson Inc. approved Nickel-Metal Hydride battery model 5-2826, which is compatible with this unit.

1. Locatebatteryand battery doorwhich are packagedtogether insideaplastic bag and areseparatefromthe handset.

2. Locatethebattery compartment on the backofthe handset.

B. Plugthe battery packcordintothe jack insidethe compartment.

NOTE:To ensure proper battery installation, the connector is keyed

and can beinserted only one way.

battery

PRESSDOWN

black wire FIRMLY

red wire ........................................................................................................................................................_.ii

4. Insertthe battery pack. S. Closethebattery compartment by pushingthe doorup until it snapsinto place.

6. Placethe handset(s)inthe chargingcradle(s) Allow handsets to charge for 16 hours prior to first use. Ifyou don't properly

chargethe handsets,battery performance iscompromised.

Menu Operation

Base Menu

Selecting the Language

Choose the screen display language.

1. Pressthe phone menu/ok button. The screen displays LANGUAGE.

2. Pressthe phone menu/ok button again.

3. Pressthe A or ,, button to select the desired language.

8. Pressthe phone menu/ok button to confirm the setting.

5. Pressthe exit button to return to idle mode.

Area Code

1. Pressthe phone menu/ok button.

2. Pressthe ,, or ,, button to select AREA CODEand press the phone menu/ok button again.

3. Enter the area code.

4. Pressthe phone menu/ok button to confirm the setting.

5. Pressthe exit button to return to idle mode.

LCD Contrast There are 8 levels available for selection. The default setting is level 7.

1. Pressthe phone menu/ok button.

2. Pressthe ,, or ,, button to select CONTRASTand press the phone menu/ok button again.

3. Pressthe A or ,, button to select the desired contrast level.

4. Pressthe phone menu/ok button to confirm the setting.

5. Pressthe exit button to return to idle mode.

Key Tone Turn the button tone for the base ON or OFF.The default setting is ON.

1. Pressthe phone menu/ok button.

2. Pressthe ,, or ,, button to select KEY TONEand press the phone menu/ok button again.

3. Pressthe -, or ,, button to select ON or OFF.

4. Pressthe phone menu/ok button to confirm the setting.

5. Pressthe exit button to return to idle mode.

DialMode SetthedialmodetoTONEorPULSE.ThedefaultsettingisTONE.

1. Pressthephonemenu/okbutton.

2. PresstheAor- buttontoselectDIALMODEand pressthe phonemenu/ok

button again.

3. Pressthe A or - button to select TONEor PULSE.

/4. Pressthe phonemenu/ok buttonto confirmthe setting.

5. Pressthe exit button to returnto idle mode.

Date / Time Setthe Date/Timedisplayedin idlemode.Thedefault settingis"2008,01/01 12:01

pm".

1. Pressthe phone menu/ok button.

2. Pressthe A or - button to selectDATE/TIMEandpressthe phone menu/ok button again,the screendisplaysYear2008.

3. Usethe numberkeypadto inputthe last two digits ofyear (range:00-99),press the phone menu/ok buttonto confirmthesetting andthen entermonth and date settings.

/4. Inputthe correctdate andmonth, theformat is:date/month (daterange:01-

30/31,monthrange:01-12,pressthe phone menu/ok buttonto confirmthe settingand entertime setting.

5. Input thecorrecttime,theformat is:hour/minute (hourrange:01-12and 00-23, minute range:00-59),and selectam, pm,or 2/4-hourusingthe A or - button.

6. Pressthe phone menu/ok buttonto confirmthe setting.

7. Pressthe exit button to returnto idle mode.

NOTE:If the value you input is over the range, you cannot enter the

next setting. Please re-enter the correct setting.

MessogeWoiting Ifyouhavesubscribedtoavoicemessagingservice,the_ icondisplaysonthe

baseandMESSAGEWAITINGdisplaysonhandsetto alert youthat you havereceived

newmessages. Toturn the VisualMessageWaiting Indication (VMWI)off;

1. Pressthe phone menu/ok button.

2. Pressthe -, or ,, button to scrollto VMWIand pressthe phonemenu/okbutton again.ThescreendisplaysVPIWIOFF?'.

8. Pressthe phone menu/ok buttonto confirmthe setting.

5. Pressthe exit button to returnto idle mode.

NOTE:This service requires o subscription through your local

service provider.

Reset Resetsthe telephonebaseto the original(default)settings.

NOTE:All caller ID records stored in base ond cordless hondset, and all the phonebook and redial records stored in base will be cleared upon reset. You may wish to write down this information before resetting the base.

i. Pressthe phonemenu/ok button.

2. Pressthe -, or -- button to select RESETandpressthe phonemenu/ok button, thescreendisplaysENTERPIN.(Thedefault settingis 0000)

3. Usethe numberkeypadto inputthe correct PINcode,pressthe phonemenu/ok button to confirm,and thescreendisplaysRESET?.

4. Pressthe phone menu/ok buttonto confirmthe setting.

5. Pressthe exit button to returnto idle mode.

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