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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the

RCA

web

site at

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Model

1114

2

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

•

• Party

•

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.

the bottom of this

number and

is

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

have exceed 5.

adopted by the

that

is also

compliant. See

are

subject telephone equipment company.

given

to the

from your line.

specially

telephone company

US

Number is located on the cabinet

REN

Number is located on the cabinet

circumstances

discontinue service immediately.

telephone

Information

Company

is a

label indicating,

all of

these devices

the sum of the

To

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

REN,

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

FCC Part

connected

for details.

line. Check

permanent

bott

om.

bott

om.

telephone

devices

to the telephone

Company

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

with your local

disconnection

the

number

connected

you may

wiring and

able

to use

company

t

3

(2)

afford you the opportunity to correct the situation; right to bring a complaint to the S

ubpart E of The equipment operation of its these equipment , the allow you to maintain

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

• Reorient

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

•

Connect different

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.

20402. Please specify stock

expressly

approved by the party

set forth in

cilities

in writing, to

is subject to the

in a residential

is

and

that may

and, if

If this which

encouraged

“How To

available

from

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LIGHTNING

A

SIGN

“DANGEROUS

INSIDE

IS A

PERSONNEL.

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

peuvent

peut

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

MOIS

TURE.

RAIN

any othe

termination

terminaison

de tous les

Canada.

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Equipment Interference Information Hearing

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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