RCA 1114-1BSGA User's Guide

Digital Answerer with Call

Waiting Caller

ID

Speakerphone Telephone

User’s Guide

Please read this manual before

product for the first time.

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Model

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Equipment Approval

Your

telephone equipment is approved for connection to the Telephone Regulations published

1 Notification to the Local Telephone

On US upon request, The REN telephone is called. to one line should not connect to your line as determined by the telephone A plug and jack used to connect this equipment to the telephone network must comply with the applicable requirements plug is provided with this product modular jack

Notes

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•

2 Rights of the Telephone

Should network, temporary practicable and the may temporarily disconti temporary discontinuance;

Network and is in compliance with parts 15 and 68, FCC Rules and and the Technical Requirements for

by ACTA.

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number and

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useful

line and still

In most (but not all) areas,

company.

This

equipment may not be used on coin

company.

lines your own telephone Notice

must be

of your

telephone

If your home has line, ensure the installation of this product does not disable your alarm equipment. If you have

consult your

your

equipment cause

the telephone company shall,

discontinuance

nuance, the

equipment

Ringer Equivalence Number (REN)

provide

this information to your

in determining the number of

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subject telephone equipment company.

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Number is located on the cabinet

circumstances

discontinue service immediately.

telephone

Information

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label indicating,

all of

these devices

the sum of the

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be certain of the number of

ACTA.

A compliant telephone cord and modular

. It is

designed

installation instructions

to state tariffs, and

if you are on a party

telephone

wired alarm equipment

questions

company upon

about what will disable alarm equipment,

or a qualified installer.

Public Switched

Telephone Terminal Equipmen

among other

for the equipment. You must,

telephone

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therefore,

company.

devices

you may connect to your

ring when your

RENs

you should contact your local

to be

service

provided by the telephone you may not be

connected

of all

premises

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connected

for details.

line. Check

permanent

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telephone

devices

to the telephone

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trouble on your line which may harm the telephone

of

service

company must: (1)

where practicable,

may be required.

warrant such action,

In case of such temporary

promptly notify you of such

notify you tha

Where

prior notice is not

the

telephone

information,

68 rules and

to a compatible

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disconnection

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connected

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wiring and

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Part 68,

telephone company may make changes in its communications fa

changes

FCC Rules

,

operations or procedures where such action is required in the

business

are

expected

telephone

uninterrupted

Interference Information

This

device following This device cause undesired This B digital de to provide installation. This not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, interferenc e to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee tha interference Privacy equipment does cause can be try to correct the

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television

• R e o r i e n t o r r e l o c a t e a n d i n c r e a s e t h e s e p a r a t i o n b e t w e e n t h e

telecommunications equipment

•

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If these or an Federal Communications Commission Identify and

the number

Notice: responsible equipment .

complies

two

must accept any

equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class

vice, reasonable

equipment generates, uses,

will not

of

Communications

determined

or relocate the

that

the

from that to which the

measures

experienced radio/television

Resolve Radio/TV Interfe rence Problems.” This booklet

U.S.

Government Printing

004-000-0034

The

changes or modifications not

with

conditions:

operation.

pursuant to

protection against harmful

occur

harmful

by turning the

interference

is “receiving”

telecommunications

do not eliminate the interference,

5-4 when ordering

for compliance could void the user ’s authority to operate the

Commission

and Regulations.

and not

inconsistent

to affect the use or performance of your telephone

company must give you adequate notice,

service.

Part

15 of the

(1) This device may

interference received, including interference

Part

and can radiate radio frequency energy

in a particular installation.

may not be

interference

by

one

receiving

the interference).

Office, Washington,

FCC Rules. Operation

not

15 of th e

equipment

and

FCC Rules. These

ensured

to radio or

or

more

of the

antenna (that is,

receiving

equipment into an outlet on a circuit

receiving antenna is

technician for additional suggestions. Also, the

has prepared a helpful booklet ,

copies.

and (3) inform you of your

pursuant to

with

cause

off and

antenna.

procedures

FCC Rules

interference

when using this product .

on,

following

and Regulations.

harmful

interference;

limits are designed

may cause harmful

television reception,

the

user

measures:

the antenna for radio or

connected.

please

consult your dealer

D.C.

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expressly

approved by the party

set forth in

cilities

in writing, to

is subject to the

in a residential

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INSIDE

IS A

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N M / K T

Hearing

This telephone system meets

FCC RF Radiation Exposure Stat

This uncontrolled environment. This equipment

minimum distance of 20 centim transmi

antenna

Industry Canada

This

product meets the applicable Industry Canada technical specifications.

Le

présent materiel est conforme aux d'Industrie The Ringer Equivalence Number is an indication of the maximum number of terminals allowed to be connected to a telephone interface. The on an interface may consist of any combination of requirement that the sum of the

does not exceed five.

L'indice d'équivalence terminaux d'une interface seule condition dispositifs n'excède pas This Class B digital

Cet appareil numérique de la classe B est conforme à la norme

IMPORTANT SAFETY When using your

be followed to reduce the risk of fire, electric shock and injury to persons, including the

following:

wash bowl, kitchen sink or laundry tub, in a wet basement or near a swimming p

ool. 2. Avoid

storm. There may be a remote risk of electric shock from lightning. 3. Do not use

telephone

Aid

Compatibility

equipment

complies

tte

r must not be co-located or

or

transmitter.

Canada.”

qui

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que la

1. Do not use this product near w

using a

to report a

with

de la

être

consister

somme d'indices d'équivalence

5.''

apparatus complies with Canadian ICES-003.

INSTRUCTIONS

telephone equipment ,

telephone (other than a

gas leak

(HAC)

FCC

standards

FCC RF

radiation

should be installed and operated with a

eters between

operated in conjunction with

(I.C.)

Notice

specifications

Ringer Equivalence

sonnerie

raccordés

(IES)

sert à

à une

en une

combinaison quelconque

basic safety

in the vicinity of the

for

Hearing Aid

ement

exposure

the radiato

Compatibility.

limits set forth for an

r and your body. Thi

techniques applicables

devices

subject only to the

Numbers

indiquer

interface télé

precautions

ater, for example, near a bath

cordless type) during an electrical

leak.

of all the devices

le nombre maximal de

phonique. La

de dispositifs, à la

de la

sonnerie

NMB-003

du

should always

WARNING: TO PREVENT FIRE OR ELECTRICAL SHOCK HAZARD, DO NOT EXPOSE THIS PRODUCT TO OR

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any othe

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terminaison

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Introduction

Before You

Parts Checklist

Telephone Jack Requirements ...............7

Important Installation Information .7

Base Layout

Installing the Phone

Desktop Installation ..............................9

Wall

Important

Moving

Answering

R

ecording the Announcement Reviewing the Announcement...… ..

T

elephone

Using The Speakerphone....................11

S

peaker Speakerphone Use Receiving a Phone Call

Placing a Phone Call

S

witching Between Speaker

Handset

Temporary Tone Dialing............................12

Flash Redial

Mute

T

elephone

Setting the Rings

Setting the Incoming Message or

Memo S

etting the Recording Quality ..............14

Setting the Security Code

S

etting the Display

Approval Information.......2

Aid Compatibility ...................4

Radiation Exposure Stat

Begin

Mounting the Phone

Instructions

the Answerer

System Setup

Operation

phone Location

............................................................12

..................................................................12

................................................................13

..................................................................13

Set Up

Length............................................14

ents

.....................3

...........................................7

...................................7

.................................................7

...........................................8

Out

going

......................................................11

......................................

................................13

To

Answer

Contrast

ement

............................9

..................10

For

.............................10

...................11

.....11

..........................11

...........................1

..............................12

.................................12

And

............14

......................15

..................15

...4

11

Setting Your Local Area Code

S

etting the Dialing

S

etting

Day

S

etting the Time

Setting the Language Message Volume Ringer Volume

Speakerphone Volume....................17

Caller

ID

Summary

Caller

1

ID Receiving Reviewing Call Records Deleting Dialing

Back

If

You

Programmed

Code

.........................................................

If You Did

Area Code

Memory

Storing

a Number

S

toring a Redial To Memory Erasing a Stored Copying Caller Memory

Inserting A Pause In The Dialing

Sequence Changing A Stored

Dialing A

While

On-hook

Dialing A

Reviewing Stored Numbers

Chain Dialing

Answering

Call Answering ...................................24

Auto Disconnect

Playing Messages

Mode

of

Week

..........................16

and

Date

.................................17

.......................................17

Features

with Call

CID Recor

....................................................21

....................................................22

Number Stored In

Number Stored In Memory..23

...............................18

Screen

.................................18

Waiting ...............19

and Storing Calls .............19

ds.......................19

...........................................20

Your Local Area

Not Program Your

...............................................21

In Memory

Number

..............................................22

Number

Id

Memories To User

................................................. 23

Number

........................................23

From Memory

System Operation

...................................25

...............................25

.........15

.................16

..............16

.......................17

.....................19

Local

.......21

..................22

............23

Memory

...........23

............24

....24

20

6

Erase Messages.......................................25

Leaving a Memo ..................................25

Memory Full Remote Access Remote Access Commands…….

Message Indicators ............................27

Troubleshooting

General Product Causes

Warranty Assistance .........................29

Limited

.....................................................26

...............................................26

Guide ......................27

Care

Of

Poor Reception

Warranty ...............................30

.........................29

.................29

............26

Table of

Contents

7

Introduction

CAUTION:

safety instructions that should always be followed.

IMPORTANT SAFETY

save them for future refer

When

using telephone equipment,

INSTRUCTIONS provided

ence.

with

there are basi

Refer

this product

to th

Before You Begin

Parts

Checklist

Make sure

your

package includes

the

following

items:

c

e

and

Base

AC

power

adaptor

Coiled

cord

Telephone Jack Requirements

To

use this phone, you need an telephone jack, here,

installed in your home. If you don’t have a modular jack, call your local phone company to find out how to get

which might look like the one pictured

one

installed.

Desktop

RJ11C

Important Installation Information

•

Never install telephone

•

Never touch non-insulated telephone wires or terminals, unless the

telephone line has been disconnected

•

Use

caution

when installing

install

telephone jacks

for wet locations.

•

Never designed

wiring during a

or modifying

in wet

pedestal

type modular

lightning

at the

network

telephone

locations unless

Handset

Line

t e l e p h o n line

jack

storm.

interface.

lines.

the jack is specifically

cord

Wall

e

plate

8

Base Layout

hook

switch

tone button

*

redial/pause

Quick memory buttons

flsha/exit

button

dial/emergency

button

display

button

dial button

mute button

repeat

button

speaker

button

VOL (+/-)

buttons

skip button PLAY/STOP

message speed

delete

greeting

memo

ans store

menu

button

on/off button

button

9

Installing the Phone

Desktop

1. Plug

side

2. Place

3. Plug

LINE jack Plug

4. Connect the small end of the

adaptor

the end unit announces setup

Installation

CAUTION: To reduce only

the power adaptor listed in the user’s guide.

adaptor

is

mount position

the

of the base.

the

the the other

back

into an

or to

NOTE: change to pulse (rotary) dialing, see “Setting you don’t know which type of service you have, check with phone

NOTE: The unit is properly installed if you pick up the handset and hear the dial tone. Otherwise, recheck all the installation steps.

intended to be correctly orientated in a vertical or floor

coiled

cord into the

handset

telephone line

on the

back

end

into the

POWER 9V DC

of the

answerer.

AC

power

“Press menu key

answer calls

The phone automatically defaults to touch-tone dialing. To

company.

risk

handset

in the base.

cord into the

of the phone.

into a wall

Plug

outlet .

with the default

of personal

jack.

pow

er

jack

the other

The

to

injury, fire, or

.

Plug

the other

on

set up the

greeting

damage use

This

power

end

into the

jack

unit”.

The

unit

is

and settings.

the Dialing Mode.” If

ready for

on the

the

W

all Mounting the Phone

To detach

the

desktop

pedestal:

1. Rotate the hook 180°. (Refer

2.

Plug one end the

jack

3.

Feed end

into the telephone line the bottom of the

4.

Slip

the mounting holes (on the bottom of the

over the wall plate posts and firmly slide the unit

down into place.

5.

Connect

adaptor

the

back

end

into an announces

the

unit”. The

to

answer calls

greeting

6.

Slip

the mounting

bottom of

phone is firmly in

of the straight

on the bottom of the base.

the

line

cord through the

modular telephone

can be stuffed into the

Base

the

small end

into the

POWER 9V DC

of the

answerer.

AC

power

“Press menu key

unit

is

with the default

and settings.

holes

unit) over

place.

Important Instructions for Moving

To

move the answerer to a different location in the house,

instructions:

1. Disconnect the phone line.

2.

Go

to the

3.

Move

4. Plug in the power

5.

The display shows

6.

Connect

electrical

the unit and

the

phone

phone line

adaptor

to Dia.1A)

telephone line

groove

jack. Excess

Unit

.

of the power

jack

Plug

the other

outlet. The

ready for

the wall plate

outlet and

that the

line.

unit

to

set

setup

of the

base

unplug

to the

into an electrical outlet .

messages have

and plug the

recess area

on

up

or

(on

posts

and

the power

desired

cord into

base)

slide

the

Answ

adaptor.

location.

not

been

on

the

180°

base

down until the

erer:

erased.

(Dia.1A)

follow these

7.

Reset

the time/date

automatically.

Answ

ering S

Recording

Before using your new answerer, announcement callers you don’t record a greeting,

are not calling.”

When recording the greeting you should be about 6 Eliminate as

1. Prepare

Sample Greeting: “Hi,

right the tone,

2. Hold

announcement

he

3. Release

•

To review your

•

To

ANNOUNCE

the

available

much

your greeting.

now,

so please leave

and

down the

tone,

you can

ANNOUNCE

the

greeting

return to the

greeting is

Reviewing

Press

and

announcement.

T

Using

release

elephone Operation

the

Speak

settings

or wait for the next call to

ystem

Setup

Outgoing Announcement

hear when your

to take your

background noise as

this is (use

I’ll get back

ANNOUNCE

after

greeting, press

automatically.

answerer’s

and

playing.

the

Announcement

the

your

to

the tone

record

a 1 minute

when you finish.

release

it

ANNOUNCE

erphone

callers

you.

button.

default

when

you should record a greeting (the

hear a default greeting which says, “We

call. Please leave a message. Thank

your

name,

number, and a

Thanks

The

,”

and the screen displays

greeting

and

release

greeting

you

hear

button to

set

them

answering

possible.

name here). I can’t answer the

for

unit

ANNOUNCE.

system

answers a call).

inches

calling

the

review

brief message

.”

announces “R

(OGA)

after

tone,

ecor

TO RECORD.

on the unit.

The

unit

you’ve recorded one, press

or

press

and hold when

your outgoing

from the unit.

d

plays

after

Speakerphone Location

For best speakerphone performance, avoid

•

Areas

with high

sounds

when you finish talking.)

• Sur

faces affected

•

Recessed areas such as

which can

background noise.

and

prevent

generate

the

speakerphone

by vibration.

in a

corner,

an

echo

effect .

the following:

(The

microphone

from

going

under a cupboard,

might

into the

or next to a

pick

up these

receiving

cabinet ,

If

you for

phone

After

back

mode

Speakerphone Use

Note

the

•

• Stay reasonably close

•

following guidelines when using

The

speakerphone

listen

or talk at

person

to whom you are talking.

You

can

adjust

The speakerphone indicator comes

Receiving a Phone

1. When

the

can

adjust

phone rings,

if

SPEAKER

information, press

2. You buttons.

Placing a Phone

1.

Lift the

2.

3. User can also dial the number on the keypad

4. You

handset

Dial

the

telephone

button to dial out. In case of a mistake in entering the

to

erase

the last

can adjust the volume of the caller’s voice by pressing the

buttons.

Switching between Speaker

You

can switch

a

number, or anytime during a conversation.

•

Speaker

to

•

Handset

T

emporary Tone

If you have pulse service, ser

vice.

button on the telephone.

a tone, such as banking

handset ,

Flash

Press calling your

Handset —

to

Speaker — Press

After dialing the

the

telephone

the

FLASH

services

local phone

the

works similar to a two-way radio in that you can only

one time.

the

to the

phone so

speaker volume

speak

that you can be clearly

by

pressing

on

when

the

Call

the

any,

the

speakerphone indicator blinks

will be

shown

button to

volume

connect

of the

on the

your

caller’s voice

display panel.

phone

by

Call

or

press

the

number you wish to call.

digit

SPEAKER

.

button and wait for a dial tone.

first, then press the

and Handset

between speakerphone

Pick

up the

SPEAKER, then hang up

and

handset

handset while

.

Dialing

you can temporarily change from pulse to tone

telephone number, press

This

allows

access

and long-distance services. Afte

automatically

button

instead

such as call waiting or call transfer,

company.

of

returns

using

to phone

to

pulse

the hook switch to activate customer

erphone:

heard

VOL

(+ or -) buttons.

speakerphone is

Lift the call. pressing

number, press

in use.

and the caller’s

handset

the

VOL

SPE

AKER

VOL

the

phone is

handset

.

and

release

the

services

service.

which are provided by

that require

r you hang up th

by the

or

(+ or -)

DELE

(+ or -)

dialing

TONE (*

TE

)

e

R

edial

Redial

the last number you called by

pressing

the REDIAL

button after you get a dial tone.

NOTE: The number you dialed (as many as 32 digits). numbers after dialing the phone number, (for accessing a voice-menu system) those numbers also are redialed.

IMPORT

be able to make and

and answerer will not be operational.

REDIAL

feature holds in memory the last phon

If

you pressed an

example, when

ANT: In the event of a power outage, your phone will still

receive calls, however,

the

speakerphone

Mute

1. Press

the Mute button to mute a

will

still

be

able

to

hear

the

you speaking.

2. Press

the Mute button

T

elephone Set Up

You

can

customize

Rings

to Answer

again

the

following settings

Selects rings before answers.

Message Length

Sets allowed messages.

R

ecor

ding Quality

Sets quality between

standard

Remote

Access

long play (LONG).

Set your 3-digit

used to the unit .

Display Contrast

Selects

Local Area Code Sets your local area code for TONE/PULSE Set Day

Time/Date

Language

Dialing

Sets

Selects English, French

the day.

call,

calling

the

party but they will not be

to unmute the call.

to suit your needs.

the

number

of

the unit

the

length

of time

for incoming

the recording

(STD)

and

code

for

remote acce

the

display contrast .

the

phone

ss

for tone or

the time and date.

Mute

ndicator

will light up. Y

Default

Rings

to Answer 4

Mess age Length 2 minute

Recording Quality Standard Security Code 1 2 3

Display Contrast 3

Local Area

Code – – –

Dialing Tone

Day Time/Date 12 a.m. Language English

Dial Back

pulse

.

dialing.

or Spanish.

able

Sett ings

to hear

Sunday

e y

ou

1/01

Setting

This

call. You

1. Press

2. Use SKIP

3. when fininshed,press

Toll

Toll Saver from another phone:

•

You distance

the

Rings

to Answer

setting allows you to set the number of rings before the unit

can choose from 2-8 or

and

unit

save

NOTE:

E

XIT.

release

announces,

a setting.

or

REPEAT

To

skip to the next setting, press

The to

the

Setup Menu

for the desired setting

MENU

Toll

Saver (see

button.

The screen displays RING

. Use

SKIP

to confirm.

(2-8, Toll

“Toll

Saver.”)

to

change setting. Press

Saver).

MENU. To

exit setup, press

TO ANSWER

Saver

can save you the cost of a call when you

If you

have

new

If you

have

can hang up after the 3rd ring and save the pay telephone or long

charge.

messages,

no new

the unit

messages,

answers

the unit

answers

access

your messages

after the 3rd ring.

after the 5th ring.

Setting the Incoming Message or Memo Length

This setting allows

ncoming

1. Press

2. Use

3. When finished, press

and

LENGTH.

SKIP

NOTE:

E

XIT.

message

Setting the Recor

This

setting allows

and long play

1. Press

and

L

ONG.

2. Use

SKIP

3. Press

MENU

you to

set

the

or

memo. You

release

the

or

REPEAT

To

skip to the next setting, press

MENU

for the

MENU

maximum length

can choose from 1 minute to 4

button until the

desired

to confirm.

ding Quality

you to set the recording quality

(LONG). Long

release

or

REPEAT

to confirm setting and go to next

the

MENU

or

select

play will

give

button until the

the

desired

setting.

more

setting.

of time

allowed

screen displays

MENU. To

between standard (STD)

recording

screen displays REC:

setting

minutes.

MESSAGE

exit setup, press

time than standard.

for a single

answers

MENU

STD

a

.

15

Setting the Security Code

This

feature allows you to change the factory default remote

used

for

remote access

1. Press

and

ACCESS”

2. The left-most

the

3. Use the keypad number to set the 3-digit security code in one

4.

After

security code

release

security code

the 3rd and last digit is entered, press the

NOTE:

To

E NOTE:

between 1st to 3rd digit and input number from keypad

skip to the next setting, press

XIT.

If

you make a mistake, you can use

to you

the

digit,

or a

entry.

and go to the next setting.

answerer.

MENU

button until the

(_)

sign flashes indicating the unit is ready to

The

default

screen displays

MENU. To

code is

MENU

SKIP

button to

or

123.

exit setup, press

REPEAT

Setting the Display Contrast

This setting allows

1. Press

and

2. Use

SKIP

3. When finished, Press

NOTE: E

XIT.

you to

adjust

the

release

the

or

REPEAT

To

skip to the next setting, press

MENU

to select the desired setting (1-5).

MENU

display contrast

button until the

to confirm setting and go to next

for

screen displays

MENU. To

easier

exit setup, press

Setting Your Local Area Code

1. Press

and

release

the

MENU

C

ODE.

2. The left-most

the

area code

3. Press the keypad number to set the 3-digit local area code in one

4.

After

area code

NOTE: between 1st to 3rd digit and input the number from the keypad again.

NOTE: E

XIT.

digit,

or a

entry.

the 3rd and last digits are entered, press the

and go to the next setting.

If

you make a mistake, you can use

To

skip to the next setting, press

button until the

(_)

sign flashes indicating the unit is ready to

screen displays

MENU

SKIP

or

REPEAT

MENU. To

exit setup, press

button to

access

REMOTE

accept

step.

store

the

to mov

again.

readability.

CONTRAST.

setting.

LOCAL

ARE

accept

step.

store

to mov

code

e

A

the

e

16

Setting

This

dialing.

The phone is

1. Press

2. Use

3. When finishesd,press

the

adjustment

and

“

” indicates



SKIP

NOTE:

E

XIT.

Dialing

automatically

release

or

REPEAT

To

skip to the next setting, press

Mode

allows you to select tone (touch-tone) or pulse

set for

the

which

MENU

set

up the unit

for the

MENU

touch-tone use.

button until the

is

desired

to confirm.

currently in.

setting.

screen displaysTONE PULSE

MENU. To

exit setup, press

Setting Day of Week

This setting allows

1. Press

and

2. Use

SKIP

3. Press

MENU

Setting

the

NOTE: If your telephone company, the telephone company sends the and date with the sets the time and date when the first call is receiv

you to

set

release

the

and

REPEAT

to confirm and go tothe next

Time and

you have subscribed to the

day of

MENU

for the

Date

Caller ID

button until the

desired setting .

information. The unit automaticall

week .

screen displays

setting.

Caller

ID

display feature from

ed.

Hour

1. Press

and

release

the

MENU

to

enter

button until the

a two digit

DATE

2. The hour digits flashing indicate that the unit is ready to

the

keypad numbers

3. When finished, the cursor moves to the Minute

enter

minutes.

screen

number

field.

displays

to

set

Now you’re ready to

Minutes

1. Use

the

enter

the time of

keypad numbers

2. When finished, the cursor moves to the

day,

AM

to

enter

or PM.

a two digit

AM

number

or

PM

to

field.

AM/PM

1. Press

“* “on the

2. When finished, the cursor moves to the Month

enter

the month.

keypad

for

AM

and

press

“# “ for

PM

to

field.

Now you’re ready to

(rotary)

mode

SET DAY.

accept

the

hour.

set

the minutes.

Now you’re ready to

set

the time of day.

SET

TIME/

entry. Use

time

y

Month

1. Use

the

keypad

to

enter

2. When finished, the cursor moves to the Date

enter

the day.

two digit

numbers

Date

1. Use

the

keypad

to

enter

2. When finished, press

TIP: For

example, to enter 8:09 a.m. 7/4:

1.Press 08.

2. Press 09.

3. Press * (for

4. Press 07.

5. Press 04.

6. Press

NOTE:

Setting the

This

setting allows

messages

1. Press

ESP.

2. Use

SKIP

3. When finished, press

NOTE: E

XIT.

Message

Use the messages

Ringer

Use

the switch at the

Handset

Use

the

use.

a.m.).

MENU.

To

skip to next setting, press

Language

in

English, French

and

release

“>”

indicates or

REPEAT

To

skip to the next setting press

Volume

VOL (+

or -)

and

while reviewing

Volume

VOL

(+

or

-)

Speakerphone

Use

the

VOL

(+

it

is

in use.

or

two digit

MENU

you to listen to voice prompts and view Caller ID prompt

the

MENU

which

for the

MENU

buttons to adjust the volume

side

of the unit to

buttons to adjust the

Volume

-)

buttons to adjust the

numbers

to confirm.

and Spanish.

button until the

set

up the unit

desired

setting.

to confirm.

or

changing

adjust

handset

speakerphone

to

set

the month.

field.

Now you’re ready to

to

set

the date.

SKIP.

To

exit setup, press EXIT.

screen displays > ENG FRA

is

currently in.

MENU. To

the setting.

the

exit setup, press

when playing back

loudness

listening volume while it is in

of the

listening volume while

ringer.

Caller ID F

IMPORTANT: I

must subscribe

Service or while you are on the phone, you must subscribe to Caller ID

This unit receives

telephone company. This time;

or the

Summary

The

summary

new calls to be reviewed. It is displayed until any button is pressed. Within

seconds

eatures

Call

Ser

name, phone

Scr

een

screen

of

receiving

n order to use this unit’s Caller ID

to either the

Waiting

vice.

and displays

information can

number, and date and time.

standard Name/Number Caller

Caller ID

Service.

CID information transmitted by your loca

include

shows the current time, current date and number of

a new

call,

the

summary screen is

features, yo

To

know who is ca

the

phone number,

displayed.

Call Waiting

u

ID

lling

date and

l

10

Caller

ID

with Call

Provided you subscribe

company; beep indicates that

ID

•

if you

is

in

use

information.

When you hear the call waiting beep in the handset receiver, press the

FLASH/EXIT

call. Press FLASH

at the time of the call will

Receiving and Storing Calls

The

unit

company. This

or the name, phone number, date, CID memories

automatically for calls received

receives

for later review.

replaces

calls received

more than

Waiting

to Call Waiting Caller

receive

an

presence

/EXIT

again

incoming

of a

the

button to put the current call on hold and

call and you are already on the

Call Waiting

display

to return to the

ID service

call on the

and

store

original

from your phone

line. Only the

answer

call.

the handset

Call Waiting Calle

the incoming

phone,

and displays information transmitted by your local phone

information can include the phone number, date, and time

the

that

have

once

and time. The unit can store up to 60

When the Caller ID

oldest

call in

not

been reviewed.

which

have

memory.

not

REPT

been

memory is

NEW

appears

reviewed.

full,

a new ca

in the display

in the

display

Reviewing Call Records

Use either

•

the

SKIP

or

Press

REPEAT

oldest .

Press

SKIP

When all of the

END.

If

there are new calls, they

If there are only old

REPEAT

to

scroll

to scroll through the call

messages

calls,

button to review your Caller

through the call

have been viewed,

will

be displayed

all the

records

calls

will be reviewed.

first .

ID recor

oldest

to the

displays START

ds.

new

from the most recent to the

from the

the

screen

Deleting CID Records

•

To delete

•

To for about three seconds. The screen displays again

the

delete all records while reviewing,

record shown

to complete.

in the

display, press

press

the

DELETE

and hold the

DELETE ALL?

button once.

DELETE button

. Press DELETE

a

r

;

ll

for

est .

/

Dialing

When reviewing Caller ID records,

display

If You

1. Use

2. Press

•

3.

4.

Back

by

pressing

the

dial

NOTE:

If PICKUP PHONE shows to the number can be made. The information sent from th telephone company is known to be a valid number for dialin back (used only in very limited areas). Once you pickup th phone, the number is automatically dialed.

you can dial

button.

in the display, no other changes

back the numbers on the

Programmed Your Local Area Code

the

SKIP

or

REPEAT

the

If

within your area call.

If

from within your

If

number

ADJUST

pressing

cannot be dialed

DIAL 7-digits: 7-digit 10-digits: 11-digits: long distance code 1 + 3-digit area code + 7-digit

To dial

or

hook, wait until the time

and the

DIAL

you see a number with seven digits (i.e.

you see a number with 11 digits

NOTE: A timer (10 located in the upper right side of the display will start , letting yo know how much time is left until the unit returns to the Summar Scr

een.

you are at on-hook and

format by shows

the

DIAL

button

repeatedly

3-digit

number

the displayed number,

press

the

SPEAKER

number is

buttons to

button.

code.

However, this

area

code.

seconds on-hook and 3 seconds off-hook

pressing

in the

display,

button. For example,

because

it requires a 10-digit or 11-digit format. Press

to scroll through the 7, 10, and 11-digit

telephone

area code + 7-digit telephone

(i.e.

1-425-555-5555)

button before the timer

reaches

dialed.

display

the

555-1234),

does

not guarantee the call is a local

(i.e.

1-234-555-1234), then the call is

PICKUP

or

ADJ

the

DIAL

you can

number

and the phone is o

displays,

button.

If

adjust

the

sometimes

(i.e.

555-5555)

0. The screen displays “NOW

reaches

number

you want to dial.

then the call is from

you can

the phone is off-hook and

phone number

a 7-digit local

number (i.e.

n-hook, pick

0.

If

e

g

e

not

) u y

adjust

the phone

format by

number

the

numbers.

425-555-5555)

telephone

up the handset

the phone is off-

DIALING”

If You

Did Not Program Your Local Area Code

1. Use

the

SKIP

or

REPEAT

will

only see 10-digit numbers

2. See Steps 2 through 4 in the previous section to complete the

process.

buttons to

display

(i.e.

234- 555-1234).

the

number

you want to

Memory

You

may store up to 13

Dial buttons

location

(A, B,

can

store number

Storing a Number in Memory

1. Press

the

2. Press the desired memory location

3. Press

4. Use the number keys to enter the

press this

5. Use telephone number letter

BILL SMITH,

for the letter

6. Press

insert a space, and press the key once for the letter M. key for the letter

7. To enter to

STORE

NOTE: Yo REPEAT A, B,

NOTE: If mistake, use the

NOTE: The flashing cursor automatically moves to the nex position or you may press the the cursor to he next position.

Step

u may select memory locations by pressing

to scroll through the memory locations or press the 0 - 9,

C.

the

STORE

necessary,

the

STORE

mode.) The cursor the

number keys

is stored

press the

I. Press

the “5” key 3

another

1 and

numbers

and

C)

button.

button again to confirm the memory location.

DELETE

button to

automatically

to

you just

in

each

of the

“2”

the “5” key 3

times

T.

Press the

name

repeat

the process.

in memory for quick dialing – 3 in the Quick

and 10 in the keypad numbers (0-9). Each

up to 32 digits.

The screen displays LOCA

to erase existing memories, or if you make

enter

key twice for the letter

for the

Press the

and

(0-9, A, B, C).

button.

telephone

save. (The

entered (up

number

unit will not dial a moves

the

name

of the

number keys. For example,

“7”

“4”

to 12

times

for the letter L.

SKIP

second

letter

key 4 times for the letter

“4”

key 3 times

key twice for the letter H.

in a

different

TION?.

number (up to 32

to the text

person associated

character

B.

Press the

or

REPEAT

buttons to mov

L. Press

the

for the letter I.

memory

phone number

line

for

s). More

to

enter

SKIP

S.

location,

dial. You

dialback

memor

SKIP

or

a

digits)

and

in

name

entry.

with the

than one

the name

“4”key 3 times

t

e

button to

Press the “6”

Press the “8”

return

y

Storing a Redial

1. Press

the

2. Press

the

3. Press the desired memory location

4. Press the

5. Press

the

name.

6. Use

the

number keys telephone number of the

number keys. For example, to

key twice for the letter B.

key 3

times

NOTE: The flashing cursor automatically mo ves to the nex position or you may press the the cursor to the next position.

7. Press

the “5” key 3

space. And press the for the letter the letter

8. Press

the

Erasing a Stored

1. Press

the

2. Press the memory location

3. Press

the

Copying

1. Press

the

want to copy.

2. Press

the

format) as desir

3. Press

the

4. Press the memory location

number

5. Press

already

the

button

again

NOTE: Yo

the

SKIP

press a number key (0-9,

Number to Memory

REDIAL

button and the

STORE

button.

STORE

button again to confirm the memory location.

STORE

button

again

to

you just

for the letter L.

times

“7”

M.

Press the

T.

Press the

STORE

“4“

button to confirm.

screen displays

The screen displays LOCA

enter

Press the

for the

key 4 times for the letter

“4”

key twice for the letter H.

(0-9, A, B , C ).

to

save

and you may now

the

name

enter

“4”

REPEAT

second

of the

than the

name BILL SMITH, press

key 3 times

or

letter

L. Press

entered. More

key 3 times for the letter

person associated

one

the

number.

TION?.

enter

letter

is stored

for the letter I.

SKIP

buttons to mov

the

SKIP

S.

Press the

I.

Press the

Number

STORE

button.

DELETE

button.

Caller ID

SKIP

or

REPEAT

DIAL

button to

ed.

STORE

button.

stored

STORE

button to

to edit the name.

u may select a different memory location by pressin

or

REPEAT

(0-9, A, B, C)

to be

erased.

Memories to User Memory

buttons to

change

(0-9, A, B, C).

in the memory location.

enter

button to

view

the

caller number

the format (11 or 10 or 7 digits

The number flashes

the edit

mode,

and then

A, B,

C).

scroll through

the

press

memories

the contact

with the

in each

Press the “5

to

insert

“6”

key

“8”

and

name

number

if

there is a

the STORE

the “2”

”

t

e

a

once

key for

you

g

or

6. Press

the

STORE

button to confirm and

NOTE:

If

the name you want to enter is longer than 12 characters,

only the first 12 characters will be copied into memory.

Inserting a Pause in

Press

the

stored

example after you dial 9 for an outside line, or to wait for a

tone). Each pause the

REDIAL/PAUSE

telephone

dialing

sequence.

Changing a Stored

Repeat

the and number.

storage sequence under “Storing A Name

use

the

DELETE

the

Dialing Sequence

button to insert a delay in the dialing

number when a

is

represented

Number

button to

delete

sav

e.

pause

is

needed

to wait for a dial tone (for

as “P” on the display and counts as 1 digit in

sequence

computer

and

the old number

Number

before entering

Dialing a Number Stored in Memory While On-hook

1. Press

the

DIAL

2.

To

select a memory, press any number key

memory

NOTE: Yo

the

press a number key (0-9,

3. Press

the

number.

button.

location

displays.

u may select a different memory location by pressin

SKIP

or

REPEAT

SPEAKER

button to

button, or

A, B,

pick

C).

up the

(0-9, A, B, C).

scroll through

handset

to dial the displayed

The number in

the

memories

Dialing a Number Stored in Memory

1.

Lift the

2. Press

handset ,

the

Reviewing Stored

1. Press

DIAL. The screen displays LOCATION?.

2. Press a memory location key (0-9,

content .

•

To

dial the

•

To

exit

•

stored number review,

To change

Use

the number keys to enter the

press

the

this

model.) The cursor

Use

the number keys to enter the name of the

or

DIAL

button then

displayed the

displayed

STORE

button to save. (The

press

the

press

Numbers

number,

automatically

SPEAKER

button.

a memory

A, B , C )

press

the

press FLASH/E

SPEAKER

press STORE.

telephone

unit will not dial a phone number in

moves

location

button.

to review the memory location’s

button or lift the

XIT.

number

(up

to 32 digits ) and

to the text

line

person associated

for

in

handset .

name

of a

access

Memory”,

the new

that

g

or

entry.

with the

telephone of the

key twice for the letter B.

key 3

•

Press the “5 “ key 3 times for the second letter times to insert a space. Press the “7 “ key “4” times for the letter the

number you just

number keys. For example, to

times

for the letter L.

NOTE: The flashing cursor automatically moves to the nex position or you may press the cursor to the next position.

“8”

key for the letter

entered.

Press the

T.

Press the

More than one letter is stored in each

enter

the

“4”

SKIP

“4”

name BILL SMITH, press

key 3 times

or

key twice for the letter H.

for the letter I.

REPEAT

button to move

L.

Press the arrow key

Press the “5

the

S. Press

the “2”

t

(4)

two

Chain Dialing from Memory

Use this feature to make calls which require a instance, if you Basically, you dial each part of the example shows distance

The Number For Memory Location

Long distance access

Authorization code

Long distance phone

1. Pick

up the

2. Press

3. Press

4. Press

5. The number dials

Answ

Call

Answ

When a call comes in, the unit will ring the number of times set , play the greeting,

You

can:

•

Answer

•

Pick

up the

•

Listen

•

Pick

up the

•

Disconnect the caller by pressing the

use a calling

how you can

service:

handset

DIAL

button, then

DIAL

button, then

DIAL

button, then

ering S

ystem

ering

and

record

the call

before

phone

to the

incoming message

phone

card for a frequently

number 6

(ID) 7

number 8

or

press

press number press number press number

automatically.

sequence

use

chain dialing to make a call through a long

SPE

AKER.

“6” for the memory location. “7” for the memory location. “8” for the memory location.

Operation

the

incoming

the unit

during the greeting.

during the

call.

answers.

(Call

scr

eening).

incoming message,

PLAY/STOP

sequence

called long distance number.

from memory. The

if

desir

button.

of numbers, fo

ed.

following

”

r

Auto Disconnect

Auto

disconnect recording and the machine pick up the phone during the system answers before picking If the greeting the

Playing

Use the PL AY/STOP button to play messages. The messages

“

You have no messages

played back. When playing m

stamp will be

•

While playing message, user can message playback Each press The screen displays

PLAY/STOP

To

play

To

stop

To

restart the

To

replay the

To

play the

when a

Messages

in the order

messages, press playback,

of the

Erase Messages

Single Messages

You can erase a

•

While

the

the current

All Messages

You

Caller While the unit is in

unit

•

New messages

them then

message is playing, press

can also

ID

information.

announces, “

is a feature that tells the unit to stop playing the greeting or

extension keeps

continues

button.

phone is

playing the greeting.

to play after picking up an

picked up. Sometimes

greeting

play, wait about two

up a phone.

This

is normal.

received.

shown

on the display.

press

message

previous message, press

SKIP

message, press

at a

MESSAGE SPEED

current

If there are no

.” If there are no new

essages,

the

and

release PLAY/STOP.

and

release

that

lower

message

PLAY/STOP

is playing, press

speed.

the

and

release

press MESSAGE

button change

speed.

messages,

message

number and the date-time

again.

the

REPEAT

REPEAT button twice.

SKIP.

SPEED

message

erase

press DELETE during play

itself, leaving the Caller

and

announces, “

all the old

ready-to-answer mode,

Messages

cannot be

messages

erased

.”

in this way.

and

Message erased

back.

ID

release

only,

leaving

press and hold

To erase

information.

DELETE

Leaving a Memo

Use

the

MEMO

access

to the unit .

button to record a specific

message

you may pick up

If you want to

seconds

extension phone, press

unit first plays new

the unit announces,

the old

button once.

button to listen to

. The

.”

the new

DELETE

new

messages,

for others who have

after the

messages

playback speed.

unit erases

messages

are

and

until the

play

1. Press

Play

messages

2

Repeat messages (during message

playback)

1

Skip

to next

message (during message

playback)

3

Erase

message

(during

message playback)

0 S

top

playback(during message

playback)

2 T

urn answerer

On/Off

4

Review menu

again

7

after

the tone.”

2. Record

3. Release message, as

and hold the

your

MEMO

button.

The

unit

announces,

message

the

after the

when you’re finished talking. The unit treats the memo as a

display shows.

beep.

“Record your

memo

Memory Full

When th e uni

“Memory is full.” A 20-second waiting period follows, allowing

your

security

Remote Access

You

can access your

location by entering your 3-digit security code (the default security code is 1

2 3, but you can

rotary or

To

access

1. Call

2.

After

code. The unit confirms your code with a can enter your 3-digit security code any time while the greeting is playing.

The unit waits for a remote

code has been entered. playing.

NOTE: The unit answers on the 10th ring when it is turned off or the memory is full. security code after the beep. and erase some of them to restore memory.

NOTE: for a command, then

Remote Access

t’s

memory is

code.

full, it answers

after 10 rings and announces

you to enter

answerer

change it

push-button

your

telephone

you hear the beep that follows the greeting, enter your 3-digit

After the unit plays the remote menu, it waits 20

answ

pulse-dialing

erer:

number.

Commands

from any

.) Be

aware that remote functions do not work with

command

Menu

selections

To

access

disconnects.

touch-tone

phones.

beep.

for 20

seconds

can be made while the menu is

the answerer, enter the 3-digi

If

memory is full, play m

phone from anothe

To

bypass

after the correct

the greeting,

security

essages

seconds

,

r

you

t

Message Indicators

The following special messages indicate

00

CALLS

UNKNOWN

BLOCKED

INCOMPLETE DATA

START/END

MESSAGE

NUMBER The incoming call does not have Caller ID

NUMBER

The

call

record

service

or their

yours.

If

UNKNOWN NAME

calling

number, the number was The caller is registered as “Private Number”

Caller

ID

information is withheld.

Caller

information

transmission.

Indicates

The message has been recorded as a memo.

call

you are at the

record

the

status

log

is

empty.

service area is

name

not available.

has been interrupted

log.

of a

message

appears along

information for that

beginning

not

or the unit:

linked

or the

to

with a

and the

during

end

of the

Troubleshooting

Telephone

No

• Won’t

•

Make sure

Phone doesn’t

•

(See FCC

Low handset

• Can't

•

Memory dialing

•

Answerer

Doesn’t answer or

•

Solutions

dial tone

Check

the

hook

switch to

dial out

the

tone/pulse setting is programmed

Check Could have

Check

be Make sure Make sure

Make sure

Make sure Memory is full, erase some Check

ring

the

ringer

too many

registration

or

speaker

the

volume

heard

by other the the

you

Solutions

the

AC

power and

volume.

phone MUTE

entered

answers

answerer is

Guide

make sure

phones

information

volume

settings.

party cord

is securely plugged

function

the

numbers correctly.

on 10th ring

turned on.

messages.

phone line

it

pops up.

correctly.

on

one

line.

regarding REN)

is

OFF.

connections.

in.

(See

“Memory.

”)

Incoming messages

•

Was

an

•

extension phone picked

The

caller left a

during

setup.

Memory is

Won’t respond

•

Must use a

•

Must enter

•

Did

unit hang up?

hangs up.

Answerer doesn’t

•

Unplug

the power cord from the

the

answerer.

After

the unit

•

Unplug

the unit and plug it back in. If the

needs

service.

Can’t hear

•

Adjust

messages

the

Greeting continues

•

This

is normal

unit

answers a call. If you are near the unit

are incomplete

message

full.

to

remote

commands

touch-tone phone.

the correct

security

If

you take no action for a period of time, it

work

is plugged in,

volume

control.

to play

even

operation.

up?

that is longer than the

code.

electrical

the

screen displays

outlet and plug it back in to reset

message appears again,

after an

Auto

extension phone is picked up.

disconnect

is delayed for 1

message

FLASH

ERROR

second

, press PLAY/STOP

length you set

automatically

the unit

after the

to stop the

greeting.

No

information

•

Be sure

•

Check

is shown

to wait until the

after the

second

phone

ring

rings

before

all cabling to make sure that all

answering.

connections

are

secure

and not

damaged.

•

Did

you order Caller

Error message is

ID

service from your local

displayed

telephone company?

• “ERROR” appears in the display if the unit detects anything other than

valid Caller ID information during

message indicates either message has been sent

from the

the

presence

the silent period

of

noise

telephone

company?

after the

on the

first ring. Thi

line,

or that an invalid

s

General Product

To keep

your product

•

Avoid putting it near heating appliances and

electrical noise

•

DO NOT

•

expose to direct sunlight or

Avoid dropping Clean

with a soft cloth.

Never

use a strong cleaning agent or

damage

the

Retain

finish.

the

original packaging

Care

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and

looking good,

(for

example, motors or fluorescent lamps).

product and/or other rough treatment .

in

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abrasive

you

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need

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to

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devices

guidelines:

that generate

because

it at a later date.

this will

Causes of Poor Reception

•

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•

Foil backing

•

Heating ducts

•

You’re

•

Atmospheric conditions, such as strong

•

Base is installed in the

•

Base is plugged

•

Baby

•

Handset

•

You’re

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too

close

monitor

battery

out of

on insulation.

and other metal

to

appliances such as microwaves, stoves, computers,

into

AC

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basement

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same

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etc.

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