RCA 2131-1BKGA, 2131-2BKGA, 2131-4BKGA, 2131-3BKGA User's Guide

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Information Table

of

Contents........................................5

Intr

oduction..................................................7

Before You

Telephone Jack Requirements.............8

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

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

Important

Base layout ....................................................9

Handset layout Installation Fit

handset .........................................................1

Connecting Telephone S

witching

Keypad lock.................................................13

To unlock Charge/in use Indicator Set Speakerphone

Making a Call.............................................14

Answering a call.......................................14

Call Auto St

Flash..............................................................14

Last Number

Exit .................................................................15

Paging

Mute..............................................................15

Begin.......................................7

Installation

and Set-up...........................12

the

rechargeable batteries

AC (electrical)

Operations.............................12

on/off

the key

time and

Timer

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

andby.............................................14

the

handset ...............................15

ents

Information........2 Receiver Volume Control

Information.......................3 Phonebook

for

DECT Product ..............4

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pad……………...

date....................................13

Operation...................13

Redial...............................14

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Guidelines.......9

in

each

power.......12

Base...

...13

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eviewing phonebook Adding phonebook

Inserting a Pause................................17

Editing a

Deleting a phonebook record.......17

Deleting Dialing a phonebook

Using

Last number redial Save a redial number phonebook

Delete a redial number....................18

Delete

Call Waiting Caller ID.......................18

Caller list Access Calling back a caller Storing a Deleting a caller recor Deleting

Multi-handset

Making Answering Transfer Making conference call (three-wa conver

Programming Personal Handset Ring Ring melody

Key Beep...............................................22

Handset

Auto answer Auto

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

phonebook record..........17

all

phonebook recor

the

redial

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

the

redial list .........................18

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

the

Caller list

caller record.....................19

all

caller recor

capabilities……..20

an

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an

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Functions...................21

setting.................................21

tone......................................21

volume....................................21

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Name...................................22

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hang-up

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

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records..16

entries........16

number

list

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Base

tone............................................23

Base Ring Volume............................24

Base Ring melody............................24

Advanced Set Recall

Registration.........................................24

De-register

....................................24 Battery Safety Precautions

time...........................................24 Troubleshooting......................................27

the

handset

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

Modify

master

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Default settings list .............................26

Changing

Warranty

Limited Warranty

PIN...............................25

the Battery

Assistance............................30

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IMPORTANT

When using always be persons, including

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INSTRUCTIONS

equipment, basic safety precautions

reduce

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risk

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or laundry tub, in a wet

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Before You

Parts Checklist (for 2131 single handset

Make sure

Because cordless phones operate on

Begin

your

package includes

reference.

at

least one phone in your home

the

power in your home goes

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model)

items listed

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electricity, that isn’t .

For

Model 2131-2

battery

cover adaptor. For

Model 2131-3

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Model 2131-4

battery

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Telephone Jack Requirements

To use

this

installed

in your home. If you don‟t how to get

there will be

and two

there will be

and four

there will be

and

six additional pieces

phone,

you

have a modular jack, call your

one

installed.

ONE

additional pieces

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additional handset,

TWO

additional handsets, charge

THREE

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RJ11C

charge

of battery

additional handsets, charge

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cells

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and power

type

modular telephone

local phone

jack

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Installation

Digital Security System

Your cordless phone uses ringing, unauthorized access,

INSTALLATION NOTE: frequencies TVs, microwave ovens, 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

that may

from these

frequency for communication, and,

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owner’s manual for these devices on how

to

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1.9GHz DECT

a digital

security system

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Some cordless telephones operate

cause or receive interference with

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base of

appliances.

may

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frequency for communication include

VCRs. To

the

interfere with each other

concerned with interference, please

systems.

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Avoid sources

microwave ovens, heating appliances Avoid areas Avoid Never install telephone Never install telephone jacks

specifically designed Never

telephone line has been disconnected Use

caution

of

noise

and

of

excessive

other

cordless telephones

touch

non-insulated telephone wires

when installing

wiring during a

for wet locations.

heat,

such as motors, fluorescent

dust,

in wet

or modifying

and direct

moisture

or

personal

locations unless

and low temperature.

lightning

at the

telephone

sunlight .

computers.

storm.

the

jack

or

terminals, unless

network

interface.

lines.

lighting,

is

the

Base layout