Rca 2111-2, 2111-4, 2111-3, 2111 User Manual

DECT Multi-Handset Speak

User’s Guide

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Parts Checklist ..............................................7

Before You Begin

Telephone Jack Requir

Installation......................................................8

Digital Security System..............................8

Important

Base Layout ....................................................9

Handset Layout ...........................................10

Display icons

Installing

Base Station.................................................11

Programming

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Programming Functions Room Monitor Alarm Initial Handset Name Date Area Code

Tone/Pulse.....................................................15

Language.......................................................15

Auto Talk

Registration....................................................16

De-R Global Sound Setup Ringer Tone

Ringer Volume.............................................18

Key Tone..........................................................19

Reset Setting...............................................19

V

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All Settings...................................................19

Telephone

Information

Radiation

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for

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Installation

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

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Handset Battery

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Clock

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Setup

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

and

Time

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Operation................................20

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Phone..................................11

the Telephone.................12

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Guidelines……...9

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Visual

Indicator

Base..................................................................20

Handset ..........................................................20

VMWI / Visual Ringer Indicator

Handset ..........................................................20

Speakerphone Operation.....................20

Making a Call..................................................21

Answering Calls

Call Timer..........................................................21

Auto St

Ringer Volume (Shortcut)

Flash/Call Waiting........................................22

Last Number Redial

Exit .......................................................................22

P

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Paging

Mute.................................................................23

Receiver Volume Control Do

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Making

Advanced Intercom

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Using Intercom

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Handsets........................................................25

Caller ID

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(CID).................................................25

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Inserting a Pause

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Changing

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from Internal

the Battery

.............................30

Battery Safety Precautions

Display Messages..........................................31

Warranty

Limited Warranty...........................................34

Assistance

....................................33

.......................31

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INSTRUCTIONS

equipment, basic safety precautions

reduce

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risk

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near

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instructions.

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Before You Begin

Parts Checklist (for 2111 single handset

Make sure

your

package includes

the

items listed

model)

here.

compartment

Base

there will be

cover.

there will be

and

covers.

there will be

and

covers.

you

installed.

Brack

need

battery pack

For

Model 2111-2

battery

pack

For

Model 2111-3

battery For

Model 2111-4

battery

Telephone Jack Requirements

To use installed If you don’t how to get

and packs packs

this

phone,

in your home.

have a modular jack, call your

one

Battery

cover

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ONE

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RJ11C

AC

power

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line

cord

charge

additional handsets, charge

type

modular telephone

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Handset

cradle,

cradles,

jack

9

Installation

Digital Security System

Your cordless phone uses system

to protect

unauthorized access, phone

line.

a digital security

against false

and

charges

ringing,

to your

INSTALLATION NOTE: frequencies TVs, microwave oven, and interference, placed near or on top of a TV, microwave ovens, or interference continues, move away

Certain other communications devices DECT these devices telephone. to the channels the audio/video senders, wireless computer networks, handset cordless telephone systems, and some cordless telephone

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•

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specifically designed

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that may

from these

frequency for communication, and,

If

owner’s manual for these devices on how

to

avoid interference. Typical devices

1.9GHz DECT

tant Installation Guidelines

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other

cordless telephones

touch

non-insulated telephone wires

caution

when installing

Some cordless telephones operate

cause or receive interference with

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may

you

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noise

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VCRs. To

base of

the

appliances.

interfere with each other

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frequency for communication include

systems.

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for wet locations.

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cordless telephone

such as motors, fluorescent

and direct

moisture

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in wet

locations unless

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at the

Wall

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jack

at

nearby

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VCR.

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computers.

lightning

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network

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and/or

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long-range

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Base Layout

find

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charge-

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11

12

Installing the Phone

Installing

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

Base Station

1.

the

Handset

NOTE: You must connect CAUTION: To reduce

the

approved Nickel metal Hydride battery(Ni-MH)

name: SANIK,

2.4V/550mAh; Brand name: Capacity: 2.4V/550mAh; Brand name:Corun, Model NI-MH AAA550*2, Capacity: 2.4V/550mAh), with this

Locate together inside a plastic Locate Plug

the battery

NOTE: To ensure proper installation, and can be inserted only one

Insert Close

pushing place.

unit

battery and battery compartment cover which are the battery compartment on the

the

the battery

the battery compartment by

the door up until it

Battery

the

handset

the

risk of fire or personal injury,

Model name:2SN-AAA55H-S-J1,

.

bag and are

pack

cord into the

connector is

pack.

battery

keyed

way.

snaps

BYD,

into

battery

Model name: H-AAA550BX2,

separate

back

jack inside

Choose

an (RJ11C), a

desktop

area near

and

or

an

place

tabletop, or you may mount it on the wall.

electrical

your

cordless telephone

outlet and a

on a

before

use.

(Brand

Capacity:

name:

that

is

compatible

handset

compar

packaged

handset

tment.

wall jack

from the

of the

the

telephone

level surface, such

use

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only

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as

2.

3.

Plug one end back

of the

Plug

the

AC

connector

into the

of the

base

and the other

power

telephone line

converter jack

into the

on the

cord into the

end

into a

back

of the base.

modular

electrical

TEL LINE jack

jack.

outlet and the DC

on the