RCA 2132-3BKGA, 2132-4BKGA, 2132-2BKGA, 2132-1BKGA User's Guide

DECT 6.0

Cordless

Multi-Handset

Speak

with Answering Machine

User’s Guide

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This device complies to the

following interference; including interference This equipment has been tested Class B

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Hearing Aid Compatibility (HAC)

This telephone system meets

FCC

standards

for

Hearing Aid

Compatibility.

FCC RF

This equipment complies an operated and your conjunction For body exposure guidelines when used . Use exposure

Radiation Exposure Stat

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Information for DECT Pr

This telephone is compliant which

operates Installation coordination Any relocation through and at

1-800-42

in the 1.92GHz

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equipment is subject

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to 1.93GHz frequency range.

must be coordinated

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IMP

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ANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

When using always persons, including

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followed

use

this product

pool.

telephone

the following:

to

reduce

near

or

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equipment,

the

risk

water for

tub, in a wet

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standard

to notification and

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telephone interface. of any sum

of the

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with

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basic safety precautions

fire, electric shock

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SAVE THESE

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the

telephone

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of

batteries

remote risk

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fire. They

instructions.

INSTRUCTIONS

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to report a

electric shock

gas leak

batteries indicated

may

explode. Check

during an electrical

from lightning.

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vicinity

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Equipment Approval

......................................................................2

Interference Information

Hearing Aid Compatibility (HAC).....4

Licensing

FCC RF

S Information Table Table Introduction

Installation

Important

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

Base

Handset

Read First Before Use

Installation

Telephone

.................................................4

Radiation

tatement

of Contens of Contens

Before You Begin Telephone Jack Requir

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

Digital Security System..............9

Installation

layout

Radio signals between and

base unit

Interfer

ence..................................13

Mains power connection Battery safety - CAUTION

Fit

the

rechargeable

in

each handset ..........................14

Connecting

power...............................................14

Operations

S

witching

Keypad

lock

ents

Information

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

Exposure

............................................4

for

DECT

Product

................................6

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

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

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

ements..

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

Guidelines

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

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

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

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

and Set-up

AC

on/off

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

handset

.........13

........14

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

batteries

(electrical)

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

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

.....5

To unlock Charge/in use Indicator

Base....................................................15

Set Speakerphone Operation

Making a Call..................................16

Answering a call............................16

Call

Auto Standby..................................17

Flash...................................................17

Last Number

Exit .......................................................17

Paging

Mute...................................................18

Receiver Volume Phone Book R

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

Adding phonebook entries...........

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

ENTER

Inserting a Pause..........................19

Editing a phonebook recor

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

Deleting a phonebook recor

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

Deleting

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

Dialing a phonebook

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

Using

Last number redial......................20

Save a redial number onebook Delete a redial

the keypad:.................1

time and

Timer

eviewing phonebook recor

date.........................15

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

Redial.....................17

the

handset .....................17

Contr

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

NUMBER

all

phonebook

the

redial list ......................20

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

ol.........18

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

number

into the ph

number

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

on

..........16

ds...

d.........

d.....

records.

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5

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able of Cont

ents

Delete

the

Call Waiting Caller ID................21

Caller Access Calling back a caller S

toring Deleting a caller recor Deleting

Answering Machine Settings......

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

Set The outgoing Record outgoing

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

Set

Remote access operation............

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

To activate remote

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

To check messages remotely....

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

Call Screening................................25

Multi-handset Making Answering Transfer Making conference way Programming Personal

redial list ..................21

list .........................................21

the

Caller

list .................22

a

caller recor

all

caller recor

the

answer mode

message.............23

a personalised

message.........................

ring

delay...............................24

access..........

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intercom

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intercom

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external

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sation).......

Functions..........27

setting..........................27

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

d..............22

d...........22

d.........22

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s.......26

call...........26

call..

...26

call.........26

call (three-

.................27

Handset

Ring volume..................................28

Ring Key Handset Auto answer Auto

Language.......................................30

Base Base Ring Base Ring Advanced Recall R

egistration...................................31

De-register Modify master R

eset .................................................32

Default settings list ....................32

Answering machine operation..

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

Turn or off

To

playback recorded

message

Memo Recor

Changing

Battery Safety Troubleshooting Warranty Assistance Limited Warranty

tone................................27

melody..................................28

Beep

.........................................28

Name............................28

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

hang-up

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

tone.......................................30

Volume......................30

melody......................30

Set ...............................31

time.....................................31

the

handset ..........31

PIN......................32

the

answering machine

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

s.........................................34

ding.........................34

the Battery

....................35

Precautions....

..............................35

...............................40

.....35

......................39

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Intr

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CAUTION: When using telephone safety instructions IMPORTANT and save them for future

IMP

ORT

ANT: you should have cordless, in case

Before You

Parts Checklist (for 2132 single handset

Make sure

Begin

your

that

SAFETY

Because cordless phones operate

package includes

should always be followed. Refer

INSTRUCTIONS provided with this

at

least one phone in your home

the

power in your home goes

equipment

reference.

the

items listed

model)

,

there

are basic

on electricity,

that isn’t

out

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here.

to the

product

For

Model 2132-2

battery

cover

For

Model 2132-3

battery

covers adaptors. For

Model 2132-4

battery

covers adaptors.

there will be

and two

additional pieces

there will be

and four

and

additional pieces

there will be

six additional pieces

ONE

additional

TWO

additional handsets, charge

THREE

handset ,

of battery

additional handsets, charge

of battery

cells

charge

and

cells

and power

cradle,

power adaptor

cradles,

.

Telephone Jack Requirements

To use

this

phone,

you

need installed If you don‟t how to get

in your home.

have a modular

one

installed.

an

jack, call your

RJ11C

type

modular telephone

local phone company

jack

to find out

Installation

Digital Security System

Your cordless phone uses ringing, unauthorized access,

INSTALLATION NOTE: that

may cause or receive interference with nearby ovens, and VCRs. To of

the

cordless telephone should not be placed near or on top of microwave oven, or cordless telephone farther away from these

Certain other communications devices may also use DECT

frequency for communication, and, devices may interfere with each other If

you

are manual for these devices on how interference. Typical devices fr senders, telephone systems, systems.

Impor

•

concerned with interference, please refer

equency for communication include wireless audio/video

wireless

tant Installation Guidelines

Avoid sources

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

specifically designed

of

other

cordless telephones

a digital

security system

and

charges

Some cordless telephones operate

minimize or prevent such interference,

VCR.

If

such interference continues, move

and/or

to

properly set channels

that

may use

computer networks, multi-handset cordless

and

some long-range cordless telephone

of

noise

and

heat ,

such as motors, fluorescent

excessive

dust ,

moisture

or

wiring during a

for wet locations.

personal

in wet

locations unless

to protect

to your

phone

line.

at frequencies

TVs,

microwave

appliances.

if

not properly set

the

and direct

and low temperature.

lightning

the 1.9GHz

your new telephone.

to the

owner’s

sunlight .

storm.

the

to avoid

jack

1.9GHz DECT

computers.

against

false

the base

a TV,

the

, these

lighting,

is

Never touch non-insulated telephone wires or terminals, unless

telephone line has been disconnected at the network

Use

caution when installing or modifying telephone lines.

Base layout

Base

layout

A

B

A FIND

- Search handset

-

Register handse

B Charge-in indicator

C

Message

RCA

c

interface.

button

use

counter

the

t

Handset layout

A

B

C D

E F

G

H

A Earpiece B LCD display

C MENU/OK/MUTE button

- Access to main menu

- Select a menu entry

- Mute the microphone

D Redial button

E TALK/SPEAKER button

- Make a call/Accept a call

- Switch to speakerphone mode

F Navigation button

- Up to increase volume and view CID

I

- Down to decrease volume and access the Phonebook

J

G Review button

K

- Go back to previous message or replay current message

L

H */Keypad lock button

M

- Long press to activate or deactivate

N

the key lock

O

I Back/R/C button

- Cancel a menu entry

- Flash the phone line

- Backspace the digit (s) or character (s)

P

J INT button

- Press to activate internal call

- Press to activate 3 way conference call

K Hang up button

- End a call.

- Long press to power on/off handset

L Skip button

- Press to skip next message

M Play/Stop button

- Play/Stop message playback

N Delete button

- Delete messages

O # /Pause/Ringer button

- Long press to activate ringer Off

- Insert a pause

- Switch between upper and lower case.

P Microphone