Philips SJA9192-17 User Manual

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SJA9192/17

Contents

Special Features 3 Control Locations 4 Installation 5 Operation 7 LCD Prompts 13 Troubleshooting 14 Care & Maintenance 15 Technical Support 16 Warranty 16

Special Features

• 6.5" x 2.25" Large Liquid Crystal Display - displays three full lines of information including time of the call.

• Caller ID Record* - stores up to 90 Caller ID records each of which up to 14 digits number and 15 characters name.

• Area Code Setting - sets your local area code.

• New Call Light Indicator (Green LED)* - lights up steadily when there is a new call.

• Message Waiting Light Indicator (Red LED)** - lights up steadily when there are voice mail messages in your mailbox.

• Review Scrolling - easily scroll through the Caller ID records.

• Dial Button - dials the number shown on the LCD display.

• Delete Button - allows you to delete one or all Caller ID record.

• DIAL VM Button** - dials to your voice mail access number.

• Languages - English,Spanish or French display prompts.

• Real Time Clock - shows the current time on the LCD display.

• LCD Display Contrast Control - allows you to adjust the display contrast.

• Wall Mountable - allows you to mount your caller ID unit on the wall.

• Backlit LCD Display

Note:

* You must subscribe to the Caller ID service from your local tele-

phone company.

** You

must subscribe to the Voice Mail service from your local tele-

phone company to retrieve voice mail messages.

IMPORTANT : a) The AC Power Adapter (included) must be connected to operate

your Caller ID unit.

b) 4 X AAA batteries are recommended to be installed to retain your

Caller ID memory.

Control Locations

1. Message Waiting Light Indicator (red LED) - lights up steadily when

you have new voice mail messages.

2. New Call Light Indicator (green LED) - lights up steadily when new

calls are received.

3. Visual Display Panel - shows the caller’s name and / or number,

incoming call time & date, Call Counter, New Call icon (NEW) and Voice Mail icon ( ).

4. [DIAL VM] Button - dials to your voice mail access number.

5. [DELETE] Button - deletes Caller ID records.

6. [REVIEW ] / [REVIEW ] Buttons - views the Caller

ID records.

7. [DIAL] Button - dials the number shown on the display. You also

use this button to set language, area code, time and date and LCD display contrast.

8. [FLASH] Button - activates 3-Way conference or Call Waiting calls.

9. TELEPHONE Jack - connect line cord from your telephone into

the jack labeled PHONE at the back of your caller ID unit.

10. TEL LINE Cord Jack - insert one end of the telephone line cord into

the jack labeled TEL. LINE and the other end into your wall jack.

11. DC Jack - the AC adapter must be connected for your Caller ID

unit to operate. Plug the adapter into the DC 9V jack at the back.

Installation

THE AC POWER ADAPTOR THAT COMES WITH YOUR CALLER ID UNIT IS REQUIRED FOR THE OPERATION OF THE UNIT. HOWEVER , IT IS RECOMMENDED TO INSTALL 4 X AAA SIZE BATTERIES TO PREVENT LOSS OF MEMORY WHEN THERE IS A POWER FAILURE.

Please check to be sure all supplied accessories come with your Caller ID unit. If there is anything missing or visible damage, please contact the original place of purchase. Do not attempt to operate your caller ID unit if it is damaged.

Installation

a) Caller ID unit 1 pc. b) Stand studs 2 pcs. c) AC power adapter 1 pc. d) Long phone line cord 1 pc e) Short phone line cord 1 pc

INSTALLING BATTERIES Please install 4 x AAA batteries (alkaline batteries are recommended) to retain the Caller ID records and keep real time clock running in case there is a power failure.

IMPORTANT :

a) Use only fresh batteries of the required size and recommended

type.

b) Do not mix old and new batteries, different types of batteries

(standard, alkaline or rechargeable) or rechargeable batteries of different capacities.

c) When replacing the batteries,if you do no

teries within 30 seconds

lose all information stored in your unit.

d) If you do not plan to use your unit with batteries for a month or

longer, remove the batteries.Batteries can leak chemicals that can destroy electronic parts.

e) Dispose of old batteries promptly and properly. Do not burn or

bury them.

When the Low Battery icon ( ) appears, replace the batteries.

1. Disconnect the telephone line.

2. Open the battery cover by inserting a sharp object (such as a clip

or a pencil) into the two slots at the top of the battery compartment cover on the bottom of your Caller ID unit.

3. Place the new batteries in the compartment following the polari-

ty symbols (+ and -) marked inside.

4. Replace the battery cover.

5. Reconnect the telephone line.

t install the new bat-

after removing the old ones, you may

IMPORTANT : When replacing the batteries, if you do not

ies within 30 seconds

Caller ID records stored in your Caller ID unit.

after removing the old ones, you may lose all

install the new batter-

PHONETEL. LINE

The AC adapter must be a Class 2 Power Source, 9V DC, 200mA

Installation

Connecting to a telephone and/or answering machine

After installing 4 x AAA batteries, connect one end of the line cord provided into your Caller ID unit's jack labeled TEL. LINE and connect the other end of the line cord into the telephone wall jack.Connect the existing line cord on your telephone into your Caller ID unit's jack labeled PHONE. If you have a telephone answering machine,connect a line cord from your Caller ID unit's PHONE jack to the answering machine LINE jack. Connect another line cord from the answering machine PHONE jack to the jack on your telephone.

CONNECTING THE AC ADAPTER The AC adapter must be connected for your Caller ID unit to operate. Plug the adapter's barrel plug into your Caller ID unit's DC 9V jack and plug the adapter into a standard AC outlet.

PLACING ON THE DESK Insert the slots of the two Stand Studs into the matching tabs on the bottom cabinet respectively.Then slide the Stand Studs along the tabs until they are locked to the bottom cabinet.

MOUNTING ON THE WALL

1. Drill two 1/8-inch diameter holes, 5-1/8 inches (130 mm) apart, into the wall. Thread a screw (not included) into each hole, letting the

heads extend 1/8 inch from the wall.

2. Align the keyhole slots (on the bottom of your Caller ID unit) with the mounting screws and slide your Caller ID unit downward to secure it.

Operation

IDLE MODE When your Caller ID unit is in idle mode, the calls status and clock are shown on the LCD display :

SETUP MENU There are five options in the setup menu.

Set Language

Allows you to select the LCD display prompts in English, Spanish or French. It is set at English when ex-factory.

1. During idle mode, press and hold [DIAL] button for about 3 seconds.The LCD display shows “SETUP MENU ”.

2. Press [REVIEW ] button until “SET LANGUAGE” appears.

3. Press [DIAL] button again.The LCD display shows “ENGLISH”.

4. Press [REVIEW ] or [REVIEW ] button to select English, French or Spanish.

5. Press [DIAL] button to save your setting and [REVIEW ]button to go to the next setting option SET AREA CODE.

Set Area Code

Area codes of all incoming calls will be compared with the area code you entered to determine if it is a local call.

1. Press [DIAL] button when “SET AREA CODE” appears on the LCD. The first digit of the 3- digit area code will blink.

2. Press [REVIEW ] or [REVIEW ] button to scroll digits to enter the first digit of your area code.

3. Press [DIAL] button to move on to the second digit.

4. Repeat steps (2) and (3) until you have entered your local area code.

5. Press [DIAL] button to save your setting and [REVIEW ] button to go to the next setting option SET TIME / DATE.

Note : If you want to change your area code, repeat the steps 1 - 4.

Operation

Set Time / Date

Allows you to set the clock (hour and minute) and date (month and day).The clock will also be updated by incoming Caller ID, if you have subscribed to Caller ID service. The clock is set at “12:00AM 01/01” when ex-factory.

1. Press [DIAL] button when “SET TIME / DATE” appears on the LCD. The hour digit will blink.

2. Press [REVIEW ] or [REVIEW ] button to scroll digits to set the hour. After the hour is set, press [DIAL] button to move on to set the minute.

3. Repeat step 2 until you have set the hour, minute, month and day.

4. Press [DIAL] button to save your setting and [REVIEW] button to go to the next setting option

Set Contrast

Allows you to adjust the LCD display contrast at 8 different levels. It is

set at level 4 when ex-factory.

1. Press [DIAL] button when “SET CONTRAST” appears on the

LCD.

2. Press [REVIEW ] or [REVIEW ] button to decrease

or increase the LCD display contrast.

3. Press [DIAL] button to save your setting.

4. Press [REVIEW ] button to go to the next setting option

SET DIAL VM.

Set Dial VM

Allows you to set your own voice mail access number.

1. Press [DIAL] button when “SET DIAL VM” appears on the LCD.

The first digit of the voice mail access number will blink.

2. Press [REVIEW ] or [REVIEW ] button to scroll digits to

enter the first digit of the access number.

3. Press [DIAL] button to move on to the second digit.

4. Repeat steps (2) and (3) until you have entered your voice mail

access number. You are now ready to dial your voice mail access number by pressing the [DIAL VM] button.

5. Press [DIAL] button to save your setting and [REVIEW ] button

to go to the next setting option EXIT and press [DIAL] button to leave the setup menu.

Note : If you want to change your voice mail access number,repeat the

steps 1-4.

Operation

CALLER ID MEMORY

If you have subscribed to the Caller ID service from your local telephone company, your Caller ID unit will receive and display incoming caller’s name (if applicable) and number together with the date and time of the call. It stores up to 90 records, each of which contains up to 14digit number and 15-character name.When the Caller ID memory is full, the oldest Caller ID record will be deleted automatically to make room for the new one.

Sequence number of this incoming call

Time and date when this call was received.

12:00AM 01/01 CALL #80 NEW

249-342-363

Caller's number

Caller's name

It is a new call

JOHN SMITH

You have new voice mail message(s)

REVIEWING CALLER ID

1. Press [REVIEW ] button to view the Caller ID record from

the newest call (i.e. #90) to the oldest (#01).

2. Press [REVIEW ] button to view the Caller ID record from the

oldest (#01) to the newest (i.e. #90).

Note :

a) In some areas, Caller ID information may not be available.

“UNKNOWN NAME” or “UNKNOWN CALL” will be shown on the LCD display in such cases.

b) Callers have the option to block their Caller ID information.

“PRIVATE NAME” or “PRIVATE CALL” will be shown on the LCD

display in such cases.

c) If the area code of a caller’s number matches your pre-set local area

code, only the last 7 digits will be shown on the LCD display. (refer to the “Set Area Code” section on page 7)

NEW CALL LIGHT INDICATOR (Green)

When your caller ID unit receives a new incoming call,the new call icon “NEW” appears on the LCD display and the New Call Light Indicator (Green LED) lights up steadily. The LCD display also shows the information of the new incoming call for about 10 seconds and then returns to the idle mode. Note : a) You or your answering machine must answer the new incoming call

only after the first ring. Otherwise, the information of the new incoming call will not be registered.

b) If the AC adapter is not connected,the New Call Light Indicator will

flash every 3 seconds when there is new call not yet reviewed.

Operation

c) The New Call Light Indicator does not stop lighting up unless you

have reviewed ALL new incoming calls by pressing [REVIEW ] or [REVIEW ] button.

VOICE MAIL

If you have subscribed to Voice Mail service from your local telephone company, the Message Waiting Light Indicator lights up steadily when you have voice mails in your mailbox,and the LCD icon ( ) appears on the LCD display. After you have listened to your voice mails, the Message Waiting Light Indicator and the LCD icon ( ) will turn off.

To listen to your voice mails,press [DIAL VM] button to dial your voice mail access number. The LCD display shows "PICK UP HANDSET". Then, lift the Handset to dial the access number. Refer to the "Set DIAL VM" section on page 8 to set the voice mail access number.

IMPORTANT:

a) If the AC adapter is not connected, the Message Waiting Light

Indicator will flash every 3 seconds when you have new voice mail(s).

b) If the Message Waiting Light Indicator keeps on lighting up and the

LCD icon ( ) still appears after you have listened to all your voice mails,press [DELETE] button to turn off the light and the LCD icon.

LONG DISTANCE CALL

If there is a long distance incoming call, "LONG DISTANCE" appears alternatively with the caller's name.

DIALING FROM CALLER ID

1. When reviewing a Caller ID record,press [DIAL] button to dial the

number shown on the LCD display. If the number format of the Caller ID is not adjustable, the LCD display shows “PICK UP HANDSET”. Lift the Handset to dial the number.

2. If you have pre-stored an area code, the number format of the

Caller ID is adjustable (see the "Important" section on page 11).

Operation

The LCD display shows “PICK UP OR ADJ” after you press [DIAL] button.

3. Press [DIAL] button again to change number format among:

a) 7 digits (phone number) b) 10 digits (area code + phone number) c) 11 digits (1 + area code + phone number)

4. Lift the Handset to dial the number shown.

IMPORTANT:

a) You must pre-store an area code before you can adjust the numbers

format. Refer to the“Set Area Code” section on page 7.

b) If you have set your local area code, area code of all incoming num-

bers will be compared against your pre-set local area code to determine if it is a local call.

c) Only the last 7 digits of the incoming number will be shown on the

LCD display if it is a local call.If it is not a local call,11digits (1 + area code + phone number) will be shown when dialing back.

DELETING CALLER ID RECORD

When the Caller ID record is full, it automatically deletes the oldest Caller ID record as a new call comes in.You can also delete individual call or all calls in the Caller ID record.

To Delete A Caller ID Record

1. While reviewing a Caller ID record, press [DELETE] button and

the LCD display shows “DELETE CALL?”.

2. Press [DELETE] button again to delete.

To Delete All Caller ID Records

1. While reviewing a Caller ID record, press and hold [DELETE] but-

ton for about 3 seconds.“DEL ALL CALLS?” appears on the LCD display.

2. Press [DELETE] button again to delete all records.

Operation

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