Specifications and Main Features
- Type: KX-TG210-B / KX-TG210-S
- Wireless frequency: 4.0GHz
- Battery used: Rechargeable Nickel-Metal Hydride (Ni-MH) battery
- Initial battery charging period: 15 hours approximately
- Distance between equipment: best approximately 10 feet (3m)
- Talking duration:
- Near the base unit: Up to 8-9 hours
- At some distance, away from the base unit: 3-4 hours
- Inactive period/battery standby time: Up to 14 days
- Ringer Volume Levels: High , Low, and Off
- Ringer Tone Types: Two
- It can store: Up to 10 phone numbers in the handset, 10 in the base unit
- Has Intercom Function: between the handset and the Base Unit
- Speaker: Yes, on base unit
- Remote Speaker Unit: Yes, with handset
- Telephone Compatibility: standard telephone line
- Size Description: dimensions are not provided in the manual
- Supplies and Parts Include: AC Adapter, Telephone Line Cord, Wall Mounting Adapter, Belt Clip
Frequently Asked Questions
- Q: How long should I charge the battery before first use?
A: Let the battery charge for about 15 hours before initial use.
- Q: What type of battery does the handset use?
A: It has a rechargeable Nickel-Metal Hydride (Ni-MH) battery fitted in.
- Q: How far can I take the handset away from the base unit?
A: Indoor operating optimum distance is around ten feet or 3 meters.
- Q: How do I lower the ringer volume?
A: To change the ringer volume, you can push the designated button on the handset, or by repositioning the RINGER selector on the base unit.
- Q: Are you able to memorize phone numbers?
A: Yes, a maximum of 10 phone numbers can be entered in the handset and base unit respectively.
- Q: Is the unit equipped with a speakerphone?
A: Yes, there is a speakerphone on the base unit.
- Q: The handset may be used to make a call, afterwards, how can I switch to speakerphone?
A: You can make this change by pressing the switch when using the handset and you want to use the speaker phone.
User Manual
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