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MODEL NO.
INTEGRATED
TELEPHONE SYSTEM
KX-T2365A
EASA-PHONE
Telephone with Automatic Dialer
and Speakerphone
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Panasonic
Please read before use.
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Contents
Location of Controls .................................................................................................... 2
Preparation .................................................................................................................... 3
Manual Dialing and Receiving ..................................................................................... 4
Automatic Dialing ......................................................................................................... 5
Storing and Dialing ...................................................................................................... 6
Hold ............................................................................................................................... 9
Hands-free .................................................................................................................... 9
Use of Other Features ..................................................................................................10
Adjusting Time .............................................................................................................11
Liquid Crystal Display
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Battery Installation ...................................................................................................... 13
Wall Mounting ...............................................................................................................14
Troubleshooting Guide ................................................................................................15
Others
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Enclosures
AA size batteries
Hardware
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1 pack
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Location of Controls
Memory Card
You can also use the
reverse side tor writing.
The instructions for
storing numbers into
memory are printed on
this card.
Recall Selector
Liquid Crystal
(LC) Display
Ringer Volume
Selector
Dialing mode
Selector
Memory Station
Buttons
Speaker Volume
Control
Lower Station
Button
Recall Button
Mute ButtonHold Button
Mute/Hold Indicator
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Memo Button
Program Button
Pause/
Save Button
Redial Button
SP-PHONE Button
and Indicator
Liquid Crystal Display
Present
time
This display is different from real display.
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Rough length of
time that you speak
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Preparation
Connect as shown.
Handset Cord
To Telephone Line
■ Do not use any handset other than Panasonic handset made for the model KX-T2365A.
O Ringer Volume Selector:
Set to “HIGH”.
LOW: The ringing sound level will be low.
OFF: The telephone will not ring.
O Dialing Mode Selector:
Set to “TONE”.
If dialing cannot be done,
set to "PULSE".
O Recall Selector:
RECALL
Set to “E RE” or
“T BR”.
E RE T BR
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RtNGER
OFF • • • HIGH
LOW
DIALING MODE
PULSE • •
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■ ► Œ
TONE
Dialing mode
selector
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Recall
Selector
Ringer Volume
Selector
(depending on PBX type)
E RE ... for PBX earth recall facility
T BR ... for PBX timed break register
recall facility
O Insert the batteries (included) in the
proper order as indicated.
For further details, see page 13.
O Select the LC Displays’ contrast.
I /»«OG I -X.
Push -----------------^
to choose the best display intensity.
[T] : Low intensity
[2] : Middle intensity
[3] : High intensity
Q Adjust the time.
The LC Display will blink when *
first powered on. For further
details, see page 11.
U the batteries are not installed, ^
programming, and speakerphone
operation can not be done. ^
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• Push the Program Button until the LC
Display shows _
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Replace all the batteries every 10
^months, or misoperation may occur.^
Do not use rechargeable (NickelCadmium) batteries. j
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Manual Dialing and Receiving
When the unit is unused, the Liquid Crystal Display will show the present time only.
Using the Handset
Dialing
1 Lift the handset and
identify the dialing tone, then
the phone numbers to be
Push dialed.
• The LC Display will show the phom
number in order of pushing the
Dialing button.
2 When the other party answers,
start talking.
• The LC Display will show the
present time and the length of time
that you speak.
3 When your call is finished, hang
up the
Receiving
HandS'free
Dialing
1 ( ] and identify the
Push sp pH O N e
dialing tone, then ^ the phone
numbers to be dialed.
2 When your call is finished,
da ■
Push sp -p H O N e
Receiving
dr
Push SP P H O N E
The LC Display will show the same as
“Using the Handset”.
and talk.
Lift the and talk.
• The LC Display will show the
present time and the length of time
that you speak.
If busy,
Push
The LC Display will show “
and the redialed number. Also it will
show the present time and the length
of time that you speak.
R fD lA t
REDIAL
If the batteries are not installed,
speakerphone operation cannot be
done.
Rédìaling
When using the handset;
Depressing the Redial button enables
you to redial once.
If the Mute/Hold Indicator lights when speaking, push | j.
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MUTE
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Automatic Dialing
Each Memory button consists of two functions, they are upper and lower memory
locations. Each location (Upper+Lower) Is capable of storing 16 digits.
storing Phone Numbers
Be sure the handset Is on the cradle,
the SP-PHONE button is off and
batteries are installed (See page 13).
1 ^ 1^''° ] until a beep is heard.
Push
• The LC Display will show
Home Use (into the upper)
„ ^ Station .
button
Office Use (PBX) (into the
lower)
Depressing the Lower Station
button must be done first, then the
LC Display will show “
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Phone no.
LOWER
Dialing
Using the Handset
1 Lift the and identify the
dialing tone.
2 ■ In using the ^ q
upper station, Push S'^tion
^ button
• The LC Display will show the phone
number. _ iow«
■ In using the ^ O^D
lower station, “
• The LC Display will show
LOWER
” and the phone number.
3 When you finish, hang up
theL^ .
Hands-free
button
S a-♦a -»rn-
Station Line
button access no.
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1 |•••[ 7 ].♦□ ¿a In using-the ^ j—^
Phone no.
The LC Display will show
« Of~f ”
«1*
and the phone number.
3 After storing all the numbers,
S (3-
Push
• The LC Display will show the
present time.
■ To change a Stored Number,
repeat above procedure.
1 ^ I j and identify the dialing
Push SP ‘P H O N£ tone.
upper station, Push Station .
button
In using the rt
lower station, ~ '
Li I—l-^l I
Push
Station
button
3 When you finish, ^ ^ j ,
Push SP-PNOW
■ The LC Display will show the same as
“Using the Handset”
Even while programming numbers, you
can answer a call by simply lifting the
handset. Programming is cancelled
and then reprogramming shall be done.
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