Jwin JT-P10 User Manual

jWINTM JT-P10
ENG ESP FRA
000
ENTER AREA CODE
00:00 PM 1/01
ENTER TIME DATE
FILTER CALLER ID
OWNER’S MANUAL AND OEPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
LOCATION OF CONTROLSLOCATION OF CONTROLS
1. UP Button
2. DOWN Button
3. DEL/STO Button
4. DIAL Button
5. FILTER Button
6. COPY Button
7. MODE Button
© 1998 jWIN Electronics Corp., U.S.A. jWIN Electronics Corp., U.S.A.
FEATURES:
Call Filter - Allows you to block out unwanted phone calls; program distinctive ringing for preferred callers.
One-touch Displayed Number Dialing - Automatically dials the number displayed by pressing the “dial” button
3 Language Selection - Information can be displayed in either English, Spanish, or French
Large 3-line LCD Screen - Shows caller’s name and number
Date/Time Stamp - Records the date and time of each call
Call Status - displays the total number of calls received and number of new calls received.
99 Call Memory - stores up to 99 calls received
Call Review - scroll up or down to review all calls
Call Delete - erase individual or all calls from
memory
Real Time Clock
Low Battery Indicator - Indicates when battery
power is low
LED Message Waiting Indicator (for Voice Mail service) - Indicates a message has been recorded on your telephone voice mail service through your telephone company.
9V DC Input Jack
Power - Operates on 1.5V x 4 batteries or DC
Adapter (not included)
This package includes:
1 Caller ID unit
1 Telephone Line Cord
IMPORTANT NOTES: To operate this unit, you must have caller ID service set ­up with your local telephone company. Some functions such as “caller name indication” and “message waiting indication” will only operate if such services are included in the user’s caller I.D. program with the local telephone company.
SET-UP In order to operate this caller ID unit, you must set up the unit and preset information as follows:
1. Install 4 X 1.5V batteries or insert a 9V DC adapter
(not included) into the DC jack located at the back of the unit and plug into a standard electrical outlet (110/120V).
2. Using the telephone line cord included with the Caller
ID, connect one end into your telephone’s line jack and
the other end into the “phone” jack at the back of the Caller ID.
3. Connect your telephone line into the “line” jack located at the back of the Caller ID. (To connect to an Answering Machine: connect the answering machine between your phone and the Caller ID as shown.)
{To Connect to an answering Machine}
4. Select Language:
a) Press [UP], [DOWN], and [DEL/STO] at the
same time and hold for 10 seconds to initialize the pre-setting program. “Enter Language” then “ENG, ESP. FRA” should appear on the screen.
b) Press [UP] or {DOWN] to select the desired
language mode.
c) Press the [DEL/STO] button once to set the
selected language.
5. Enter your area code (Area Code Preset):
a) Press [UP] or [DOWN] to select the first digit of
the area code.
b) Press the [DEL/STO] button once to set the
first digit.
c) Repeat steps a) and b) to select the remaining
digits.
6. Enter time and date:
a) Press [UP] or [DOWN] to select the correct hour
b) Press DEL/STO] to set.
12:24 PM 1/01
00:00 PM 1/01
00:00 PM 1/01
c) Repeat steps a) and b) to select the correct
minute, AM/PM, month, and day.
CALLER ID STATUS INDICATIONS
The following words might appear on the LCD screen:
“UNAVAILABLE” - The caller was using a telephone with an unlisted number, or through a telephone company that does not offer Caller ID service. The [DIAL] button cannot redial this number.
“PRIVATE” - The caller has blocked caller ID service. For privacy reasons, many states allow callers the option to prevent his or her telephone data from being displayed on the other party’s caller ID display. The [DIAL] button cannot redial this number.
“LINE ERROR” - There was an error with the data received due to a possible line or telephone problem.
“__CALLS __ NEW” - Indicates the number of total calls received and number of new calls received.
CALL REVIEW - Viewing the Caller ID List
You must wait 2 or more rings to receive Caller ID data.
This unit can store up to 99 calls received.
The default display will show the present time, date,
total number of calls and total number of new calls received that have not been reviewed yet.
10 CALL 2 NEW
Press [UP] or [DOWN] to display and search through the memory. The most recent call received will appear first. “END OF RCV” will appear on the screen to indicate the end of numbers stored in memory.
If the call received is in your area code, the area code number will not appear on the screen.
CALL DELETE - Erasing Data from the Caller ID List
If there are 99 calls already stored in memory, a new call received will cause the oldest number in memory to be automatically erased from memory.
To erase individual phone numbers from memory, press [UP] or [DOWN] to select the desired number on the display, then press [DEL/STO] two times to delete the number.
To erase all calls from memory, press and hold [DEL/STO] for 6 seconds.
ONE-TOUCH DISPLAYED NUMBER DIALING -Calling a Number From the Caller ID List
Press [UP] or [DOWN] to display the desired number.
Pick up your telephone handset or press the speakerphone button.
Press the [DIAL] button on the Caller ID to automatically dial the number displayed.
CALL FILTER
Allows you to block out unwanted phone calls and set distinctive ringing for preferred calls. This feature operates by filtering out all phone calls during a specified time interval, except specific calls coming from a preferred group, either “NORM” or “VIP”
Turn the telephone ringer switch to the “off” position.
FILTER ST TIME
FILTER END TIME
Press the [FILTER] button once. “FILTER ST TIME” should appear on the display panel. Using the [UP], and [DOWN] button, enter the starting time you want the filter to be in operation. Press the [DEL/STO] button after each selection to set the hour, minute, and time of day. “FILTER END TIME” should appear on the display panel. Follow the same procedure to set the filter stop time. Within this time interval, the “FILTER” icon will be displayed at the top of the screen. The unit will continue to display all incoming calls but without ringing. Only the numbers selected under “NORM” or “VIP” will ring.
FILTER
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Press [UP] OR [DOWN] to display a phone number from the memory to be grouped in the filter.
Press [COPY] once. The screen will display, “NORM VIP REJ ESC”. Numbers set at “NORM” will beep twice. Numbers set at “VIP” will beep four times. Numbers set at “REJ” refers to unwelcome calls. A “REJ” number will still be displayed on the screen but will not sound any beep.
Press [UP] or [DOWN] to select the desired group.
Press [DEL/STO] to set the desired group for the
displayed number.
To completely deactivate CALL FILTER, press the [FILTER] button again. The “FILTER” icon will be removed from the display panel.
Note: New incoming calls that have not been manually designated in a filter group will automatically be grouped under “NORM” and will beep twice when the call is received.
To check the status of grouped calls, press the [MODE] button.
When the filter is turned off, be sure to return the telephone ringer back to the “on” position in order for the telephone to ring.
VOICE MESSAGE INDICATOR
An envelope icon with the “MSG” string indicates voice mail was received in your voice mail service (if available). Contact your telephone company to obtain voice-mail service.
LOW BATTERY INDICATOR
When a battery icon appears on the display screen, it indicates that battery power is low and needs to be replaced immediately. This icon will disappear once new batteries are installed.
LCD SCREEN INDICATIONS
1. NEW - NEW CALL INDICATOR.
2. VIP - CALL GROUPED IN “VIP” FILTER.
3. REJ - CALL GROUPED IN “REJ” FILTER.
4. ERR - ERROR.
5. FILTER ICON (FILTER IS “ON”).
6. REAL TIME CLOCK/TIME STAMP.
7. MSG - MESSAGE WAITI NG INDICATOR (for voice-mail
service).
8. BATTERY ICON - INIDCATES LOW BATTERY POWER.
9. DATE (month/day)
10. TELEPHONE NUMBER OF CALLER.
11. NAME OF CALLER (as listed in telephone directory).
* Features and specifications are subject to change without notice.
See Warranty for CUSTOMER SERVI CE details.
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