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Table of C ontents

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Congratulations

H andset

Diagram
Features

Base U nit

Diagram
Features

C harging Cradle

Diagram
Features

G e tting Started

Ba s e Un it S e t-u p
C harging Cradle Set-u p

B asic O perations

Modes
Making Calls
M anual Dail Pre-dial tone
M anual Dail Pos t-d i al tone
Re dial
Dire c to ry D i al
M e m o ry Dial
Answering C alls
H andset in C harg ing Cradle
H andset not C har ging Cradle
Voice Vo lum e

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22-23

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Call On-Hold
Muting a Call

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Call Waiting
T ra n s fe rring a Calls
Disco nnecting Calls

Advanced O perations

2-W ay Radio
H andset-to-H and set
Ba s e-to -H and set
H andset-to -B a s e
Ba s e Un it Options
Ring Volum e
Voice Vo lum e
Main M enu Function C hart
H andset / B a s e Registra t ion
Re giste ring a H and set

De-registe ring Handset

Re giste ring additional Bas e Units
H andset M enu O ptions
K ey G uar d
Dire c to ry
Ca ller ID
Sounds
Ring Volum e
Ring T y pe
Key Volum e
Key Tone
S e tting s
Ar ea C ode
T one/P ulse
B acklight
Re s et

m Nam

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Call M anager
C o n tra s t
Dial Prefix

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Product Specifications

S a fe ty In s tru c tion

Regulator y Infor m ation

EnG enius Product G uide

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This device co m plies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules.
O p eration is su b ject to the follow ing tw o co n ditions:

1)this device may not cause harm ful interference, and

2)this device must accept any interference receive d ,
includ ing interference that may cause un desire d
operation.

Priva cy of co m m u n ica tions m ay not be en su red w hen using
th is ph one.

CAUTION:

W hen selecting a location fo r th e base unit, it is be tte r to locate
th e base un it as high as possible to avoid o bstruction s th a t
might interfere with the ra d i o tra n s m i ssion and g e tting a clear
signal.

In any case, the b ase un it must be lo cated 8 in ches (20cm )
fro m any p erson to be in co m p lian ce of FCC s a fe ty re g u latio ns.

In any case, the b ase un it must be lo cated 8 in ches (20cm )
fro m any p erson to be in co m p lian ce of FCC s a fe ty re g u latio ns.

Person with pacem aker: Should alw ays keep th e handset
more than 20 cm (6 inches) fro m th e ir p acem aker w h en th e
hand set is sw itc h on. Should not c a rry th e han d set in a b reast
pocket. If you have an y reason to suspe ct th a t interfe rence is
ta lking place, sw itch off you hand set immediately.

For body-w orn h a n d s -fre e operation of th e handset, the device
has b een tested for RF exposure co m p liance with the
E nG enius provided belt-c lip and leather po uch . O ther belt­clips, ho lsters or similar accessories th a t have not b een tested
m ay no t co m p ly with RF exposure requirem ents and sh ou ld
not be used .

C ong ratulations!

and flexibility of this unique telecom m unica tions system cannot
be overlooked fo r the Sm all Offi ce / Ho m e en vironm en t.

You have p urchased an exceptional b usine ss com m unications
tool fro m the leading Industrial Cordles s Phone System

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m anufacturer.
The EnG enius SN-9 20 UL T RA Industri al C o rd less P hone

System is th e s econd ge neration of the
Cordles s Phone and 2-W ay Radio

Long est R an ge

system . EnG enius system s

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are ideal for th e Sm all Office Hom e Office (SO H O ) user. The
expand able design allow s the system to grow w ith your busin ess.
With sophisticated digital signal proc essing and s ix ti m es th e
pow er of typ ical cord less phon es, the EnG enius syst em prov ides
cordless p hone and tw o -w ay com m unications in a wid e v a ri ety of
business set ti ngs fro m multi-l evel office buildings, construction
sites, w ar ehouses, fa rm s , b usine ss co m p lexes and other
dem anding business environm ents. The E nG enius system is
capable of supporting up to 4 lines (4 base units) and 36
handsets. The E nG enius system is able to provide you inc re a sed
mobility with in your b usine ss e nvironm ent.

Another unique fe a ture of th e EnG enius system is t he a bility t o
use t he handsets as digita l, full dup lex, tw o-w ay radios. The
digita l two-way radio mo de allow s members of th e work group to
be in contac t with th e i r c o -w o rk e rs while lea ving phone lines
available for incom ing or outgoing ca lls. Users can designate
their han ds ets to re c e i ve all incom ing calls or re c e i ve only
intercom (2 -w a y ) a n d tra nsferred calls, with th e Call M anager
fe a tu re . Additionally, an incom ing call can be answ ered, placed
on-hold or transferred to th e approp riate perso n, fro m any
handset.

The m any EnG enius syst em fe a tu re s include: long-range, 2-w ay
radio and cor dless p hone operation, system expandability,
milita ry level digital security, music or m essag e on- hol d capability,
80 minute batte ry recharge and th e new 4-line LC D disp lay w ith
Caller ID/Call Waiti ng readout capability h ave given birth to a new
prod uct c a te g o ry in t h e c o rd less p hone industry know n as
Ind u stri al Cordless Phone S ystem s. The c o nvenience, m obility

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In te lle c tu a l Pr oper ty Rig h ts N o tice

EnG enius SN -92 0 UL TRA Us er's M anual
Copyrig ht 2000 EnGenius Technolog ies.

All ri ghts res erv ed.

No part of this U ser 's M anual m ay be reproduced, stored in a
re tri evable system , or transm itted, i n an y form or by any m eans,
electronic or m echanica l, i ncluding photocopying, re c o rd i ng, or
otherw ise, without perm ission of EnG enius T echnologies.

EnG enius is a t radem ark used herein u nder exclusive licens e a nd
Ind u stri al Cordless is a tra d e m a rk of E nG enius Technologies.

All ri ghts to paten ts, includ ing patents pending EnGenius
prod ucts ar e the exclusive prop erties of EnG enius Technolog ies.

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H andset Diagr am

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H andset Featur es

1. Antenna

2. E a rp ie c e

17. Status LED

2. Earpiece

7. Volum e key

15. Sc r o lling Keys

6. Talk/Flas h

9. Dialing k eys

1. Antenna

4. LC D

14. Right Soft Key

16. End/O N /O FF

5. K e yp ad

8. 2 w ay/Intercom¡E

3. M icr ophone
Functions as m o uthp iece.

4. Liquid C r yst al D isplay (LCD)
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The disp lay has Light Em itting D iod e (LE D ) fo r backlighting.

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The fi rs t line of th e LC D consist s of eight icons.

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The next tw o lines consist of user-p ro g ra m m a b l e alphanum eric
C h a ra c te rs .
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The last line disp lay s the soft key fu n c ti ons.

* R eceive Signal Str engt h Indicator (RSSI)
The num ber of bars is
proportional to th e signal
strength of th e RF signal
r eceived .

* C a ll in- progr ess( O N / OFF Hook)

* Inter com M ode: Active

* Handset ID

3. M icr ophone

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12. H eadse t Adapt e r Por t

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* C a l le r I D Log
Unread m essages: Clo sed Envelope
Read m essages: O pen Envelope
No inform ation or no Caller ID S e rv ice :
No Env elope is Disp la yed .

7. Volum e key
Located on side of hands et: up / dow n buttons contro l vo lum e

8. 2-W A Y /IN T E R C O M
U sed to place an intercom ca ll to another handset or ba se.

* Tw o- d i gi t N um ber D isplay
Tracks Caller ID log and Phone
Dire c to ry re c o rd location.

* Line or Base Indicat or
Ind ica tes th e b ase that is active.
(E xa m p le: )

* B a tte ry Strength
Nu mb e r o f bars is proportional to the
am ount of battery time re m a ining.

5. K eypad
19 button face keypad.
Ba ck light option can be se t to OFF,
ON, or 8 seconds time out.

6. Ta l k / Flash
Answer incom ing phone or tw o -w ay
radio (interc om ) call. Place an
outgoing phone call.
This button also acts as the flash
button fo r functions like ca ll waiti ng
and togg ling between calls.

9. D i ali ng K eyp ad
U sed for dialing phone n um bers a nd entering alphanum eric
i nform ation into Phone D ire c tory.

10. Ringer ( not show n)
Em its several sounds to ind ica te various events or alarm s.

Single Beep

S u cce ssful operation

Double B eep

Failed operation or invalid key. Also , ind ica tes
power on / off.

Periodic Shor t Single Beep

(every tw o seconds):
Low battery warning.

Periodic Long Series of Beeps

(repeat every 30 s econ ds) :
I ndica tes a call on-hold.

C ontinuous B eep

(2 second s): Ind ica tes out of range while
in talk m ode.

11. Batter y Pack Slot ( on back of handset)

12. H eadset A dapt er Por t ( on bott om of handset)

13. Left Soft Key

14 . Right So ft Key

1 5 . S c ro llin g Keys

16. EN D
On / Off for power and to e nd ( h ang-up) a call

17. Stat us LED
Blinking: Stand by
Solid: O n a call or the firs t 8 seconds after powe r on

(not show n)

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Additional H andset Featur es

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Call Waiting with C a l ler ID (re q u ires Call Waiting and Caller ID
service s fro m local phone se rvice prov ider)
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Call M anager option: U ser p rogram m able option for hands et to
allow all calls or only tra n s fe rre d and intercom calls
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Touch a ny key to answ er call
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Call tr ansfer to a nother hand set with in t he system
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Unique, system a ssigned Security ID (1 o f 65,000)
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P hone Dire c tory: up to 30 phone num bers (2 0 d i gits ) a n d
na m es (14 characters)

30 num ber memory sp ee d dial fo r Phone Directo ry

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L ast num ber redial

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Caller ID (require s Caller ID ser vice from p hone service provider)

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Caller ID log : stores up to 30 calls of ca ller inform ation includ ing

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caller's nam e, num ber, date an d time

Intercom com m unica tions w ith b a s e unit

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H andset-to -h a n d se t com m unica tion independent of th e base

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(D igita l, fu ll duplex tw o -w a y ra d i o)

Three level ringer vo l um e ad justment (l ow, high & vib rate)

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Four ri ng types

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Six level voice v olum e contro l adjustm ent

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Ring or vi bration alert op tion

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To ne / pulse dial option

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Low battery alarm and disp lay

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C hange batte ry while call on-hold

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Keypad illum ina tion

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Three level ke y tone volum e contro l (l ow , high & off)

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Four different key to n e sound selections

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Auto pow er m anagem ent

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Hold

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Mute

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Flash

B ase U nit Diagram

6. A udio- in Jack

2. Speaker

7. Powe r L ED

8. In use LE D

9. In te r c o m L E D

3. Volum e

4. P a g e / In te rc o m

10. Line O ut

11. Line In

12.AC ada ptor

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SN -920 ULTRA

INDUSTRIAL CORD LESS PH ON E S YSTEM

5. M icr ophone

1. A nt e nna

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B ase U nit Features

1. A nt e nna
Swivel base for ease of positioning . (N o te: R e v e rse th read
antenna adapte r; to rem ov e, tu rn c lockw ise).

2. Speaker

3. Volum e

4. P a g e / In te rc o m

5. M icr ophone

6. A udio- in Jack(3.5 m m )

7. Powe r L ED
LE D ind ica tes base unit has AC power.

8. In Us e L ED
LE D ind ica tes a phone c all, base / handset i nter com call, or
handset regis tra ti on is in p rog ress.

9. In te r c o m L E D
LE D ind ica tes w hen bas e is in interco m m ode.

10. Line In

11. Line O ut

C harging Cradle Diagram

5. AC A dapter

2. S p a re B a tte ry
Com p art m ent

1. H andset C har ger /Cr adle

12 . AC Ada pte r Por t

Additional Base Unit Features

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Supports up to 9 handsets p er base unit. O ne handset can be
registered to 4 b ase units.
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A ssigns handset security code during registra tion

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Adjustab le four level ri nger and vo ice vo lum e control

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3. H andset C har ging Indicator

4. S p a re B a tte ry Char ging I ndicator

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Char ging Cr adle Featur es

G ETTIN G STARTED

1. H andset C har ging C r adle
Ho lds handset
Charges hand set batte ry pack each time handset is placed
in cradle. 80 m inute rapid charge.

2. S p a re B a tte ry C om partm ent
Spa re battery recharged w hen placed in this slot.
80 minute ra p id char ge.

3. H andset C har ging Indicator
LE D is not l it: Slot is em pty or prope r connect ion is not
m ade.
LED is blinking red: Batte ry is charg ing.
LED is green: Batte ry is fully charged.

4. S p a re B a tte ry C harging Indicator
LED is not lit: Slot is em pty or pr oper connection is not
m ade.
LED is blinking red: Batte ry is charg ing.
LED is green: Batte ry is fully charged.

5. AC A dapter Port

Additional Cha rgin g Cra dle Feat ur es

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H andset and a spare battery p a ck can be c ha rge d at th e sam e
ti me
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Fully dischar ged batter y packs can be charged in
app roximately 80 minu tes
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A trickle char ge fe a tu re will maintain charge on a nearly fu lly
charged battery
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I t is im p o ssible to overcharge th e batteries using this charg er

Fully char ge battery packs before firs t use

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B ase U nit Setup

Ther e ar e thr ee p o s s ib le base unit setups:

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B ase unit alone

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B ase unit plus telephone a nsw ering device

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B ase unit plus standard telephone

Basic Instr uctions

1. Plug the sm a ll end of th e 9V DC power adapter into the
"DC IN" port on the bac k of the base unit.

2. Plug the tw o-pronged 9V DC
power adapter into a standard
120 V AC e le c trical o u tl et.

3. Plug telephone lin e c o rd into
the next r e ceptacle on the
back m arked LINE.

4. Plug the telephone lin e c o rd i nto
the te lep hone wall outlet.

5. A s tandard te l ephone or answ e ring
machine can be plugg ed into the
adjacent recep tacle on th e back of the
base unit m arked TEL.

6. The M usic/M e ssag e On-Hold feature can
be achieved by plugging either end of th e
i ncluded audio cable into th e audio-in port
on the bac k of the base unit.

7. For best perform ance, com puters, faxes, te lep hone a nsw e ring
machines, televisions, stereos and other c o rd less devic es
s hould be at l ea st 1 m eter (approximately 3 fe e t) fro m th e
base unit.

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Follow instru c tions that ca m e with th e answ ering

NOTE:
device or telephone if diffe re n t fro m thos e des cribed here.

Charging SetupCradle

The location for the handset charging

require s a standard 120V AC

cradle
electri cal wall o u tlet.

1. Plug the s m all end of the 12V
DC adapter into the re c e p tacle
on th e back of th e charger unit.

2. The tw o -p ro n g e d 12V DC adapter
is then plugg ed into th e wall outlet.

Chargin g a B a tte ry

The batte ry charger can char ge th e hand set and
a spare battery pack at th e sam e time.
The charging unit has spare battery charging slot
behind th e hand set charg ing slot.

1. To charge the handset, simply p lace th e
handset, with batter y pac k attached, i nto
th e charging slot with the hands et facing
th e fro n t of the charger. If th e hand set i s
p roperly in the cradle, the cradle's
PHO NE indica tor light will be illum ina ted.

2. To simultaneously charg e a spare
battery, inse rt th e sp are batte ry pack
with pa ck contacts facing down and
to w a rd s the re a r into the re a r charging
slot.

It ta k e s about 80 m inu tes to fully charge a battery

NOTE:
in eith e r the (front) hands et slot or th e (re a r) s p a re battery
slot.

Bat ter y Light Indicators

LED is not lit: Slot is em pty or p roper

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connection is not made.

LE D is blinking re d : Batter y char ging.

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LE D is green: Battery is fu lly char g ed.

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In s ta lling N ew Batter y

1. To re m o ve th e hand set battery:
T u rn the hands et face dow n and
locate the batter y pac k re l ea se
on th e bottom of the handset.
Push the re lease tow ards th e
top of the phone and lift up.

2. To install battery pack :
Carefully slide the top batte ry
pack tabs into batte ry pack
area of handset aligning th e
metal contacts of handset
and battery pack. P ress down
on th e bottom end of the battery
pack. The battery p ack should
"c l ick" into a sec ured pos iti on
on th e hand set.

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Low Battery In d icato r

C harge the batteries w hen one of th e fo llow ing happens:

P hone b eeps tw ice every two s econds

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B a tte ry icon is em p t y

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P hone d oes not respond w hen a key is pr essed

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LCD an d b acklighting becom e dim

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Bat ter y R eplace m ent

BASIC OPERATIO NS

O per ation M odes

B o th the base unit and handset have levels of operation at which
time only ce rtain procedures or functions can b e p e rfo rm e d .
Thes e levels or m odes of oper a tion will b e re fe rre d to throughout
this m anual a n d va ry fr om base unit to hands et.

You r EnG enius phone system uses rech arg ea ble Nickel Metal
Hydride (N i-M H ) batte ry pa cks. Each batte ry provides up to th r e
hours of ta lk-ti me, bas ed on r a nge, terra i n and environm ental
conditions, or up to 40 hours of standby time. Th ese high
perform ance battery p acks have an av er a ge life sp a n of about
300 charges (a charge is defined as going fro m em pty to fu lly
charged). Additional or replacem ent new SN-92 0 UL T RA battery
packs are available as p a rt num ber: S N -920 U LTRA-BA .

CAUTION!
replaced. Replace only w ith th e sam e or eq ui valent type
r ecom m ended by the m anufacturer. Disp o se of used
batte ries according to th e manufa c tu re r' s instru ctions.

CAUTION!

D anger of explosion if battery is incorrectly

Do not open th e plastic batte ry pa ck encasing.

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Base O per at ion M odes

The base unit op erates in three different m o d es: IDLE, TA LK, and
REG ISTRATION.

ID L E M O D E
keys ar e active in ID LE m ode. The PO W ER LED is re d .

TA L K MODE
incom ing or outgoing intercom call and an incom ing or outgoing
phone c all. Volum e key is active in TA L K m ode. PO W ER, IN U SE
and INTERCO M (during an intercom call) L E D s are re d .

REGIST RAT ION M ODE
simultaneously holding down the inter com and volum e keys for
three s ec onds. Th ere a re no active b ase unit keys o nce t his m ode
has been entered. The IN USE and PO W ER LE D s are illum inated.
The IN USE LED will com e on and stay active for app roximately
30 s ec onds a nd then tu rn o ff.

H andsetO peration M odes

The hand set oper a tes in one of five different m o d es: IDLE,
MENU, TA LK , REG ISTRATION and CRADLE.

- this is th e default mo de. The intercom and vo lum e

- the base operates in this m ode during an

- the base enters this m ode by

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ID L E M O D E

This is th e default operating m ode .

* The LC D will s how the follow ing
sc reen a nd icon placem ent in th e
ID LE m ode :

* If th e re i s no on-going activity, the

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SN-920

REDIAL M EN U

handset autom atically goes into
SLEEP/IDLE mod e to sa ve battery
power.

* The handset can be turned off
com pletely by h olding dow n th e
END key for 3 seconds.

The idle screen disp lay ( custom nam e) can be

NOTE:
edite d (i n th e m enu m ode) with the handset ow ner's nam e
or other c ustom greeting .

The 2-digit num ber near th e top center of the LC D show s
the handset's ID.

I n MENU m ode, th e hand set

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se tting s and inform ation
contained in memory can be
changed. (F o r e x am ple: the Caller
ID log and Phone D ire c to ry).

All keys, except 2-W AY , ar e

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(Intercom )

active in M EN U m ode

I f the handset re m a ins inactive in MENU mod e for 30 s ec onds

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(no ke ys are p ressed or no incom ing calls ), it will exit MENU
m ode and re tur n to IDLE mode

NOTE:

The functions availab le through the MENU
selection are covered in great e r detail under H andset
Menu Options.

TA L K MODE

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W hen the h andset is in IDLE mode,
pressing the TALK k ey or a nsw ering
an incom ing or intercom call will
activa te TA LK Mode.

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The screen will l ook like th i s in
TAL K Mode:

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All keys ar e active in th e TALK M ode.

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Volum e 5

HOLD M UTE

M ENU M ODE

** Press ing th e RIGHT SO FT FUNCTION
ke y activates MENU m ode.

The screen will l ook like th i s in MENU

Mode:

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Main M enu:
1:KEY GUA D
2:D IRECTORY

3:CALL ER ID
4:SOUNDS
5:SETTIN G S
6:REG ISTER

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In th e TA LK m ode the TALK key functions as a

NOTE:
FLASH key. P ressing the TA LK key will tem porarily place
the ca ll on hold w hile answ ering another call with the Call
Waiting fe a tu re . P ressing th e TA L K ke y again will re tu rn you
to the origina l call. Call Waiti ng require s te lephone service
provider subscription.

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REGIST RATION M ODE

* Do not re g ister your handset if it ha s be en re g i stered at th e
factory. If, w hen y ou firs t tu rn on th e phone, "0 0 " is disp layed
near th e top center of the LCD (to th e ri ght of th e icon),
th e handset has not been registere d at the factory.

* Specific in s tru c tions on how to register th e hand set are
covered in detail und er H andset / B ase Regis tra tion in th e
Advanced O perations section.

* If the handset i s not re g istered
with the base unit, any attem pt
to m ake an outgoing call or
in terco m call to another handset

S tation not
registered

will fail. The LC D will re a d :

CRADL E M ODE

* Plac ing th e hand set into the char ger
cradle activat es the h andset CRADLE
m ode.

* While in the CRADLE m ode, th e battery
charging unit recharg es the h andset
battery pack.

* An incom ing or interc o m call while
in th e CRADLE mode will generate
th is screen:

Incom ing C all
On Ba s e 1
SILENT

* Rem ov ing th e hand set fro m the
cradle during an incom ing call
autom atically answ ers th e call and
places the handset in TA LK M ode.

* Plac ing th e hand set in th e crad le
or p ressing END will end a call.

Making C alls

You can ent er a phone num ber before or after connecting to dial
tone.

M anualD ial(P re-D ial Tone)

ENTERING A NUM BER BE FORE CONNECT ING T O
DIAL TONE
Selecting a phon e num ber before connecting to dial tone offers
the advantage of reac hing th e c o rre c t p a rty with th e firs t p hone

call.

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Fr om th e IDLE m ode , enter the num ber

you wish to call. The num ber you input
will appear on th e handset screen as
typed. For exam ple, the num ber
555-1221 w ould appear as:

*

I f an incorrect num ber has been e ntered,

se lect the CL EAR op tion by pressing th e
RIGHT SO FT FUNCTION key to clear th e
entire num ber, t hen re -e n te r the num ber
you wish

*

The D E LE TE option is se lected by

pre ssing the LEFT SO FT FUNCTION
ke y. D ELE TE will delet e one digit
at a time fro m right to left, similar
to a backspace key

*

W hen th e c o rre c t num b er is disp la yed

on th e screen, press TALK to com p lete
th e call

*

Y ou will hear a dial tone and s ee the

follow ing three screens as t he num ber is
dialed:

5551221_

D E LET E CLE A R

Connecting
to Line 1

Dialing
5551221

00:00:08
Volum e: 5

HOLD MUTE

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M anual Dial(P o s t-D ia l T o n e )

ENT ERING A NUMBER AF TER CONNE CTING T O
DIAL TONE
While the handset is in the IDLE m ode, you can press TA LK to
make a call. There are three wa ys to m ake a call in th e TA LK
Mode:

* W hen dial tone is heard and
th e handset is waiting for a p hone
num ber to be entered, the follow ing
scr een w ill appear:

* Ent e r th e d esired phone num b er
fro m th e num bered key p ad. The
scr een w ill show th e fo l low ing
disp lay:

* After a num ber is dialed, this
scr een w ill be displayed :

R edial

While in th e TA LK m ode, press t he

*

LEFT SO FT FUNCTIO N ke y t o se lec t
th e REDIAL op tion. The follow ing
scr een w ill be displayed :

* The last num be r dialed w ill be re ­ dialed

V O L U M E : 5
REDIAL M EM O RY

5551222

00:00:00
V O L U M E : 5

HOLD M UTE

DIALING
5552222

Fr om IDLE mode, press the RIGHT

*
SOFT FUNCT ION key to selec t th e
MENU option.

While in the Main M enu, select th e

*
dire c t ory sco lling option by pressing
th e 2 key.

I nform ation stored in location 01 w ill

*

Sm ith
5551212

ADD OPTION

be disp layed firs t. U se the Up or
D o w n a rro w s to sc roll throug h the
dire c t ory to locate th e num ber of
your choice.

Press TA LK to dial the phone

*
num ber disp layed .

W hen the ha ndset has dialed the

*
se lected phone num ber, th e screen
will disp lay:

See Dire c tory View M ode for add iti onal instru c ti ons

NOTE:

00:00:00
V O L U M E : 5

HOLD M UTE

on how to use th e phone dire c tory fe a tu re .

If th e handset is unable to link to th e base unit, i t will re turn
to IDLE m ode. The hands et will disp lay "N o C onnec tion" fo r
five seconds or until a ke y is p ressed .

Dire cto ry D ial

*

To call a num ber stored in th e Phone
Dire c t ory, you can access the Phone
Dire c t ory log by e n te ring the m enu or
you can simply press the Up or Down
Scrolling Arr ows to access the Phone

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Memory Dial

In the TA LK mode, the follow ing

*

scr een w ill be displayed :

* To select MEMORY DIAL, press the
RIGHT SO FT FUNCTION ke y.

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V O L U M E : 5
REDIAL M EM O RY

* The follow ing sc r e en will app ear:

LOCATION:??

* Enter th e 2 digit Phone Dire c tory
inde x code (e .g. 1 = 0 1 )fo r the stored
p hone num ber.

* The phone num b er stored in th e
location will be dialed.

NOTE:

Te l ep hone num bers stored in the Phone D ire c to ry
have been ind exed with a num ber fro m 01 to 30. To acce ss
the co rre ct i ndex num ber or location, follow these s t eps:

For exam ple, if t he location is 3, p ress 0 then 3.

Receivi ng an in c o m in g call

Incom ing C all

* H andset is on th e charger
cradle-N o caller ID se rvice

On Ba s e 1
SILENT

* H andset is off th e cradle-N o
caller ID service

Receivi ng an in c o m in g call w ith calle r ID
servi ce **

* Caller ID se rvice, but the ID has
been block ed by the c aller:

Private Name
Private

If th e index num ber is 12, press 1 then 2 .

Answ er ing C alls

All handsets th a t have been re g i stered for use with the base unit,
and are in the IDLE m ode, will ring w hen an incom ing ca ll i s
re c e ived. The handset can be s et to eith e r ri ng or vibrate with an
incom ing call.

NOTE:

Under SETTINGS, th e user has th e option of
re c e iving incom ing/intercom /transfe rre d c a l ls fro m 1 to 4
base units . This op tion is accessed v ia th e Call M anager
function, under SETTING. D epending upon num ber of
base units the handset i s registere d to .

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* Caller ID se rvice, but n o t supported
by th e originating par ty:

* Caller ID se rvice, but only t he
num ber has been tra n s m itted:

* Caller ID se rvice, all inform ation
has been transm itted:

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U n kn ow n N am e
U n kn ow n

Private Name
555-1212

H a yt er , S
555-1212

Handset in C har gi ng Cradle

Pick-up handset fro m charging cradle to answ e r th e call.

Vo ice Volum e

Adjusting the vo lum e on th e hand set can be done only during a
call or w hen in the TA LK M ode.

Handset not in Char ging Cradle

Pr ess "TA LK " or an y ke y (except EN D ) to accept the
incom ing call.

: The firs t handset to answ er a call will connect to

NOTE
the base unit and will operate in TALK m ode. Other
registered handse ts w ill be locked out of the ca ll. H o w ever
they will still be a ble to p a rticipate in hand set to h andset
calls or receive th e call if transferred.

Ca ller ID se rvice m ust be ordered from y our local p hone

**
com pany for th ese screen disp lays to function. Services m ay
v a ry i n yo ur area.

* W hen in th e TA LK Mode, the v olum e c ontro l button on th e left
side of th e hand set can be used to a djust th e volum e to 6
different levels.

* Volum e level 3 is set as def ault.

* The top butto n incre ases vo lum e and the low er butto n
decreases vo lum e.

* The screen during volum e adjustment
disp la ys the follow ing:

V O L U M E : 5
REDIAL M EM O RY

Placing a C a ll On-Hold

1. When a call is in p rog ress it can be
put on hold by pressing th e LEFT
SOFT FUNCT ION key which selects
th e HOL D o ption:

The disp lay will then show :

2. To bring the ca ll back on line, pres s
th e LEFT SO FT FU N C TION key again.
The disp lay will re turn to this screen:

V O L U M E : 5
HOLD M UTE

00:00:00

Call ho ld L1

UNHOLD MENU

V O L U M E : 5
HOLD M UTE

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The handset w ill doub le beep thr ee t i m es every 30
seco nds wh en a c a ll is on hold as a rem inder that you

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Picking up a Call on H old

The hand set that placed the c all on­hold, can simply take the c all off-hold
by pressing th e

LEFT S O FT FU N C TION
key. Anoth e r re g istered hands et can
pick up th e call on hold by pressing 2­W AY and the bas e ID (ie:01), th e n
choosing the "UNHOLD" option.

When MUTE is activated (ON), th e hand set user

NOTE:
cannot be heard by the c aller, but th e user can still hear th e
caller. The MUTE fe a t ur e is autom atica lly turned off wh e n
the ca ll is ended.

NOTE:

The b ase unit will maintain th e com m unica tions
link with th e incom ing call as long as it i s on hold. No
other outgoing ca ll or page fro m the base can be
com p leted until th e call on hold is ended by the handset
or has timed out.

M uting a Call

A call m us t be

to select the MUTE function.

1. Use th e RIGHT S OF T FU N C TION
ke y to selec t MUTE.

The disp lay will then show :

2. To re m o ve MUTE, pr ess the : LEFT
SO FT FUNCTIO N ke y ag ain.

in th e TA LK m ode

00:00:00
V O L U M E : 5

HOLD M UTE

00:00:00
Call Muted

UNM UTE

Call Waiting: R eceiving a Second C all

If you have C al l Waiting service through your t elephone co m p any
and you wish to take a se co nd incom ing ca ll, y ou will use the
FLASH fe a tu re .

1. In the TA LK m ode, the TALK key operates as a FL ASH function
allow ing you to place the firs t call on h old and answ er th e
second call. Unlike w hen using th e HOLD fea ture, th e LC D will
not change to reflec t th a t the firs t call i s "tem porarily on hold."

2. P ressing TALK again w ill re tu rn yo u to the original call, placing
the second ca ll on hold.

3. You can term inate ei ther call by p ressing EN D during the ca ll.

Transfe rring a Call

Calls can be transferred betw een registered handsets while a
phone c all is in p rog ress.

1. During an active call, a tra n s fer can be initi ated by pressing
the 2-W AY key on the origina ting handset.

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2. The originating hands et LC D will
show a prom pt for th e ta rg e t
handset I D num ber:

The call tr ansfer can be
cancelled at an y point by
pre ssing EN D

3. Enter the ID num ber of th e
target handset.

00:00:00
Enter

Extension #: ? ?

A handset ID num ber is invalid if:

NOTE:

* The num b er is 0

* The num b er is the sam e as the originating hands et

* The ta rg e t handset is not registere d with th e base unit

T ra n s fe rrin g Calls Usin g th e H o ld Option

* The call will be transferred to the
target hand set:

* The ta rg e t handset will ri ng with a
distinctive ring, signaling an incom ing
call.

* The ta rg e t handset L CD will show the
follow ing readout:

If the target handset

NOTE:
does not respond within 30
seconds, th e call is tra nsfe rre d
back to the origina ting handset.
If an in valid handset ID num ber
has been e n te re d , an e rro r
m essage w ill be disp la yed :

Repeat steps 1 -3.

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D one

I ncom i ng Cal l
On Ba s e 1
SILENT

Invalid
Retry=2 W A Y

If you wish to announce th e call th a t y ou are ab out to tra n s fer,
follow th e steps below .

1. During an active call, place the
ca ll on hold by press ing the LEFT
SO FT FUNCTION ke y.

* The LCD w ill then disp lay th e
follow ing scr e en:

00:00:00
B a se I o n H o ld

UNHOLD M ENU

2. Press the 2-W AY ke y.

* The originating handset LCD will
show a prom pt for th e target
handset ID num ber:

00:00:00
Enter
EXTENSION #:??

* The handset to handset call can be
can celled at this point by pre ssing
END

3. Enter the ID num ber of th e ta rg e t
handset.

* The ta rg e t handset will ri ng and th e
screen will light up, signaling an incom ing
call

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* T he ta rg e t handset LC D w ill show
th e fo llow ing readout:

* U pon ans wering , th e origin a tin g
and tar get handset u sers c a n ta lk .

In t e rc o m fro m
H andset 1 2
SILENT

ADVANCED OPERATIO NS

Dig ita l 2 -W ay Radio M ode

Handset to H a n d s e t C a lls

4. P ressing th
ke y on th e w ill select the

RIG H T SO FT FUNC TION

handset
"XFER" function, initi ating tra n s fe rring
th e call to target handset.

5. P ressing END will term inate a
handset to handset ca ll, th e
originating hands et will then disp lay:

Disconnecting C alls

From the T ALK m ode, y ou can end a
call by pressing EN D or by p lacing the
handset in the cradle. The handset will
re turn to th e ID LE m ode .

The LCD will show the follow ing:

00:00:30
Volum e: 3

M U TE XFER

00:00:00
B a s e I on H old

UNHOLD M ENU

EnG enius

SN-920

REDIAL M EN U

The EnG enius SN-9 20 UL T RA Industrial Cordless P hone S ystem
offe rs priva te, 2-w ay radio calls from hands et to handset, even
when handsets are b eyond th e r ange of th e b ase unit. 2- w ay or
intercom ca lls can be plac ed fro m or to base units and handsets.

Inter com calls can b e establish ed between a handset and an
available a nd registered base unit or second handset. H andset­to -H a nd set (2 -w a y R adio) com m unica tion can be achieved
anyw here providing th e tw o com m unica ting handsets ar e within
r ang e of each other.

1. To initi ate a handset to hand set call
press th e 2-W AY key and e n te r the
"extension" I D num ber desired.

Enter
Extension # ??

(The extension num ber or handset
ID num ber is th e 2 digit num ber
located to the ri ght of the icon):

* The LCD will then disp lay this sc reen:

Paging
extension# :11

* O nce the v oice link is successfully
established, the handsets' L CD will
disp lay:

Volum e: 5

MUTE

2. The 2-W AY call can be te rm i nated
by eith e r hand set, at any time,
pressing EN D.

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Paging fr om B ase t o Handset

Paging fr om H andset to Base

1. P ressing the base unit PAG E or
INTERCO M key, will page all
registere d handsets. The firs t
handset to answ er the page will

In t e rc o m fro m
B a se 1
SILENT

establish a voice link with the b a se.

2. The INTERCOM LED will flash unt il a
handset resp onds. The light will stay
lit until th e link is te rm i nated .

3. The b ase unit will page fo r 10
seconds, then te rm i n a te the page
if no handset r espond s.

4. Before a hand set answ ers, th e page
can be cancelled fro m the base by
pressing PAG E again. Ho wev e r,
once a hand set answ er s, only th e
answ ering handset can end th e
interco m call.

A page to a handset cannot be initiated fro m the

NOTE:
base w hile an incom ing call is ri nging into the sy stem . The
IN US E LE D flashes to indicate an incom ing call is in
prog ress.

For a handset to interc om a base unit, follow th e step s below :

1. On th e hand set press 2-WAY.

2. At the exten sion prom pt, i nput th e 2
digit num b er fo r the base unit which
will be a 0 follow ed by th e b ase unit

Enter
Extension # ??

num ber of 1, 2, 3 or 4.

3. The handset LC D will show a paging
p rom pt:

Paging
extension# :01

4. The b ase will ri ng once, then
autom atica lly connect the intercom
call fro m a handset.

A nsw er Incom in g C a lls w ith a H a n d s e t to Base
In te r c o m C a ll in p rogress

There ar e th re e o p tions for th e hand set:

1. Press TA LK to sw itch to th e incom ing call.

2. Press EN D to term ina te th e intercom ca ll and allow the
incom ing call to ring on all hands ets.

3. Do nothing and ignor e the incom ing phone c all.

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Base U nit O ptions

Ring Volum e

1. When th e b ase unit i s not i n us e (TALK or INTERCO M mode),
th e VO LU M E ke y will contro l the ri ng v olum e.

2. There are 4 ring vo lum e levels: low, medium , high and off.
Pressing the VO LU M E ke y will m ove the volum e to th e next
L evel:

LO W MEDIUM HIGH O FF LO W

NOTE:

A ringing v olum e tone will sound briefly t o indicate

the ri nger vo lum e level selected .

Voice Volum e

1. While th e b ase is INT E RCOM mo d e , the VO LU M E key will
control th e voice vo lum e.

2. The 3 levels of voice v olum e are: l ow , m edium and high. Ea ch
ti me th e VO LU M E key is p ressed th e volum e will be a djusted to
th e next level until the m aximum level is reached and then it will
re t urn to low again:

LO W MEDIUM HIGH LO W .

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H andset / B ase R egis tra ti on

M ain M enu O pt ions

When th e handset i s in the IDLE mode,
or w hen a call i s on hold, th e Main
Menu can b e accessed by pr essing
the RIG H T SO FT FU N C TION key.

3. Place base unit into REG IS TR ATIO N m ode by pressing an d
holding th e and buttons at the sam e t ime

VO LU M E PA G E
until you hear a single beep (about 3 s ec onds). The red "In­ Use" light will com e on. H andset re g istra tion m ust be
pe form ed with i n 30 seconds afte r e n tering th e regis tra ti on

r

m ode.

4. P ressing the RIG H T SO FT key, on the handset, selec ts th e
MENU

fu n c ti on.

Once in th e main m enu, a list of
available options w ill be disp layed ,
two m enu options at a time as show n:

1. Use th e or scr olling keys
to view al l of the m enu optio ns.

2. At any time while in the M ain M enu,

Main M enu:
1:KEY GUARD
2:D IRECTORY

3:CALL ER ID
4:SOUNDS
5:SETTIN G S
6:REG ISTER

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an option can be se lec ted by using
th e corresponding num ber fro m the
keypad.

R egistration

Your handset( s), i f p urchased as a system , i s pre-registered at the
fa c to ry and d oes not need to be re -re g i stere d to the base unit
purchased with the handset. Additional hand set disp laying "0 0 "
as their hand set ID m ust be registered to the base unit. C harge
the handset battery fully before registering.

Handset Registration

1. Plug in the base unit to AC power a nd place a fully charg ed
battery pa ck into th e new handset.

2. Verify base unit' s pow er light i s on and tu rn on th e handset
power by pr essing and holding th e EN D key for 2 seconds.

5. Press the num b er " " key on th e hand set ke ypad, this will

6

place the handset into the re g i stra tion m enu.

6. Press the num b er " " ke y on the handset keyp ad , th is

1

com pletes th e handset re g i stra tion.

7. Repeat step s 3 through 6 for each handset y ou w ant to
register to th a t bas e.

8. The re s u l t of th e regis tra ti on or d eregistration procedure is
disp layed on the LC D for 5 seconds. Ther e are 4 p o ssible
results:

* Registra tion is su cc essful.

Reg O K
Ne w ID = X

* Faile d re g i stra tion or deregistra t ion.
Base failed to respond to handset.
Steps m ust be repeated to retry

N o connecti on

procedure.

* B ase has already registered
maximum numb er of handsets (9 )
it can support. A handset must
be deregistered before a new

Tab le f ull

one can be added to the system .

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* Handset re g i stered to a base with sa m e ID.

9. Pres s EN D to re turn to th e handset main m enu.

ID Co nflic t
B a se X

4. Press the L EFT SO FT FUNCT ION
ke y fo r "."

YES

5. D eregistration is su ccessful.

D ereg f r om
all base s

NOTE 1 :

U pon su cce ssful registra tion, your handset will

disp lay "R eg OK New ID = "

NOTE 2 :

Your handset will autom atically exit the

REGISTRATION mod e after 30 seconds.

NOTE 3 :

You can re g i ster your hands et to a maximum of 4
base units. The handset ID num ber in th e middle
of the top line of the hands et disp lay will not
change after registering the firs t base unit
( know n as t he primary base unit).

SECURITY FUNCTION:

A third o p tion is availab le for

deregistering all th e ha nd sets at once and generating a
new base ID cod e (system registration re s e t). This option
can be selected by pressing "",
a new base num ber (1 -4 ). B o th the hands et and base

MENU 6 3

"", "", then enter

must be in the registration mode.

De- Regi st er ing a Handset fro m all B a s e U n its

1. Press the RIGHT SO FT FUNCT ION key to selec t .

2. Press the " " key to select th e REGISTER op tion.

3. Press the " " key to select

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4
RESET HAND. The LC D will
disp lay the follow ing screen:

MENU

D e re g from
all bases ?

YES N O

The hand set has now been d e-registered
fro m all base units . The handset ID num b er
will b e r eset to "00" as se en in th e middle
of the top LCD line.

Regist er a Second, Thir d or Fourth Base Unit

A h andset can be registered to a m aximum of 4

NOTE:
base units. All b ase units that com e fro m the factory are
registere d as base unit 01.

If there is m o re than one b ase unit and a handset

NOTE:
is to be registered to m o re than one base unit, t he bas e
unit's identifi ca tion num ber m ust be c hanged fro m factory
default num ber of "1 " to either "2 ", "3 ", or "4 ".

1. Plug in the new bas e unit to AC po w er and place a fully
charged battery pack into the h andset.

2. Verify base unit' s powe r light is on and turn on the h andset
powe r by pressing and holding th e EN D key fo r 2 seconds.

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3. Place base unit into REGISTRATION m ode by pressing and
holding th e and butt ons at the sa m e time

VO LU M E PA G E
until you hear a single beep (a b o u t 3 seconds).
The red "In-U se" light will c om e on. H andset registra tion must
be p reform ed within 30 s econ ds after e n te ring the re g i stration
Mode.

4. P ressing the RIG H T SO FT BUTTON, on the handset, se lects
th e function.

MENU

5. Press the num ber " " button on
th e handset keypad, this w ill
place the handset into th e
regis tra tion m enu.

6. Press the num ber " " button on

6

Reg M enu

1. R egister

2. D eregister

3

3. R eset B a se

4. Res e t Ha nd

th e handset keypad.

7. The handset Disp lay will now
request that you "Enter base ID
(1 -4 ): X"

E n ter b a se
ID (1 -4 ): X

Handset M enu O ptions

K ey G uard

Press "M ENU", "1 " to set KEY G UARD.

1. To a cce ss the KEY G UARD op tion fro m the IDLE made, press
th e RIGHT S O FT FUNCTION ke y to select the MENU option.

2. While in t he M AIN MENU press th e
"1 " key to select KEY GUARD:

3. Selec ting the KEY GUARD op tion
LOCKS the ke ypad fr om use. The
scr een w ill display the follow ing:

Main M e nu:
1:KEY GUARD
2:D IRECTORY

3:CALL ER ID
4:SOUNDS
5:SETTIN G S
6:REG ISTER

K eypad
Locked

U nlock

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8. Enter a num ber

fro m the k eypad. C hoose a

"4"

"1 ", "2 ", "3 ", o r

base ID num b er diffe re n t fro m
base ID num b er you are already
using.

9. Repeat step s 1 through 8 for
each new bas e you want to
register.

NOTE:

U pon su cce ssfully changing the bas e ID num ber,
the disp lay will say " Base ID = X, D ereg All." This m e ans
that you have successfully created a new identification
num ber for that base unit. All handsets p reviously
re g i stere d to that b ase unit (i f any) w e re d e -re g i stered. You
may now begin r egistering hands ets to the base unit.
Follow steps 3 th r oug h 6 of H andset R egistration sec tion.

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4. To unlo ck th e keypad press the
LEFT SO FT FUNCTION ke y. The
scr een w ill display the follow ing:

Press 1 t o
confirm
UNLOCK

5. Press the "1" ke y to confirm u n l ocking
th e keypad.

Directory

This fe a tu re allow s you to s tore up to 30 frequently used
telephone n um be rs (up to 20 digits each) and nam es (up to 14
characters each) in a dir ectory that re s i des in th e handset
memory. Entries in the Phone D ire c to ry may be v iew ed or edited
at any time. The P hone Dire c tory m ay be view ed by pressing th e
or a rro w keys fro m the idle mode.

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DIRECTORY VIEW M O DE

DIRECTORY EDIT MODE

Press "M ENU", "2 " to access D ire c tory screen

1. To view the Dire c to ry fro m th e IDLE
m ode, p ress th e RIGHT SO FT
FUNCTIO N key t o se lect the
MENU option.

2. While in t he M ain M enu, p ress
th e "" key to s elect DIRECTO RY:

2

3. Inform ation in the P hone Dire c tor y is
stored v er tically, as show n in Table 1
below . The up and down a rro w keys
are used to move through th e dire c tory
re c o rd s .

Table 1

In d ex Code

Inform ation

01

Te lephone # 1

02

Te lephone # 2

30 N am e #30

Te lephone # 30

Main M enu:
1:KEY GUARD
2:D IRECTORY

3:CALL ER ID
4:SOUNDS
5:SETTIN G S
6:REG ISTER

Nam e #1

Nam e #2

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While in th e DIRECTO RY VIEW m ode,
the LC D will disp lay th e fo l low ing scree n:

To en t er th e DIRECTORY EDIT mode,
either ADD o r OPTION m ust be se lec ted.

ADD

* Pres s the L EFT SO FT FUNCT ION
key to select ADD. This choice will
allow an entry to be added to the
Phone Dire c to ry.

* If the dire c to ry is full, th e fo l low ing
will be disp layed on th e LCD:

* To re turn to th e DIRECTORY VIEW
mode, press the LEFT SO FT
FU N C TION key.

* If there are available sp ac es, the firs t
em p ty sp ace w ill be a cce ssed
autom atically and the follow ing
screen will appear:

J ane D oe
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M e m o ry fu ll

Quit

N um ber?

S AVE D ELE TE

N o te : Pres s the RIGHT SO FT BUTTON and enter the Index
Code to dial the phone dire c to ry num b er.

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* If inform ation is to be stored in a
specifi c location, use th e
scro lling key s to fi nd th e corre c t
location for th e new inform ation.
The location num ber will appear as
a 2 digit n um ber to th e left of the
batte ry i con.

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* Select ADD again using the L EFT
SO FT FUNCTION ke y. The follow ing
screen will then app ear:

1.E n te r a n e w phone num ber

by pressing th e corresp onding
k ey pad num ber key on ce.

The fo l low ing characters

Note:

re q u i re a special key com b ination:

press th e # key two times

Space:

(# # ).

p ress th e # key th re e tim es

D ash:

(# # # ).

2. Press the

LEFT SO FT FU N C TION

ke y to SAVE the phon e num b er.

OR
To correct an incorrect entry, pr es s
th e RIG H T SO FT FUNCTION key t o
se lect the D ELETE option. D EL ETE
will delet e one num ber at a time
fro m right to left.

3. A prom pt will appear to enter a nam e
th a t goes w ith the phone num b er.
The nam e field can be left bla nk by
se lecting SAVE with the LE FT S O FT
FUNCTION ke y.

N um ber?

S AVE D ELE TE

Nam e?
* =CAPS L OCK

S AVE D ELE TE

4. To e n te r th e letters of a nam e, p ress
th e corresponding ke ypad n um ber
one or more ti mes depending on
th e order to the characters on the
ke y. See T able 2 for a listing of
availab le chara c te rs that can be
u sed in th e nam e field.

For exam p le: p ress "2 " once for th e
lette r "A," tw i ce fo r the letter "B," etc.

NOTE:

In th e nam e e diting m ode, as indica ted on th e LCD
prom pt, all l etters will autom atica lly be entered in th e upper
case. Since this is th e default setting, using th e * key will
then a llow you to enter low er c ase lette rs . This f unction will
stay locked in the low er ca se mod e until th e * k ey is
pressed again, or th e nam e edit m ode is te rm i nated.

NOTE:

Each time you ent er a character, t he c ursor
autom atically a d van ce s to the n ex t chara c te r field as long
as you p ress a diffe re n t keypad key to enter each cha racter.
H ow ever, if you need to press a keypad key t wo o r m o re
times to enter consecutive char acter s, you need to firs t
press the key to ad vance the c ur s or to th e next
character field. Selecting DELETE with the RIGHT SO FT
BUTTON or pressing the ke y w ill b ack sp ace the
cursor to the previous field. The will ad vance th e
cursor.

The dire c tory will st or e a nam e and a phone

NOTE:
num ber, or just a phone n um be r, but not a nam e by itself.

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5. When th e nam e is entered co rre ctly, pres s the LEFT SO FT
FUNCTIO N key t o se lect SAVE. The new entry will be disp layed
on th e screen and the DIRECT O RY V IEW m ode will
autom atically be activated .

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Key

Table 2

1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9

0
*

#

NOTE:

Unique character Key 2 : C, Key 6: N

C haracters

'+ ,. * ( ) & 1

A B C C 2

D E F 3
G H I 4

J K L 5

~

M N O N 6

P Q R S 7

T U V 8

W X Y Z 9

0

TOGGLES CASE

SP AC E -

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OPTION

C hoosing O PT ION while in the DIRECT O RY EDIT m ode allow s a
dire c tory record to be edite d , delet ed or a num ber to be view ed.

Press key

RIG H T SO FT FUNCTION

to select OPTION. The follow ing sc reen
will be disp layed:

O ptions

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1:Edit
2:Clea r Entr y

3: View N um ber

E d it O p tio n

This option allow s a phone re c o rd to be changed.

1. Selec t th e "1 " key fro m the keypad.
The fo l low ing scr een w ill be
disp layed:

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Exam ple:

In the DIRECTORY EDIT mode, to e nter th e nam e

"Ja ne Doe" us e th e fo l low ing key sequence:

5 (J ) * 2 (a ) 66 (n ) 33 (e ) # ( s pace) * 3 (D ) * 666 (o ) 33 (e )

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2. Use th e RIGHT S O FT FUNCTION
ke y to delete th e phone num ber or
simply ty p e the new num b er over t he
old e n try.

3. If a nam e is a part of the re c o rd , you
will re c e ive t he follow ing prom pt:

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JA N E D O E
* CAPS L OCK

SAVE D ELE TE

4. The cursor w ill appear under th e fi rs t
lette r o f th e nam e. Typ e new
inform ation over the existing nam e
or p ress th e RIGHT SO FT
FUNCTION key to se lect D E LE TE .

Selecting DELET E will move the cursor to the far

NOTE:
ri ght edge of the LCD screen. Press ing th e RIGHT S O FT
FU N C TION key repeated ly will move th e cursor right to left
across the LC D screen, deleting each letter above cursor.

Clear E n try O p tio n

This option allow s a r ecord to be com p letely rem ov ed fro m the
Phone Directo ry.

1. While in t he O ptions M enu p ress th e
"2 " key to select clea r e n try :

O ptions
1:Edit
2:Clear En tr y

3: View N um ber

2. At this point, the r e cord p reviously
a cce ssed while in the DIRECTO RY
VIEW m ode c an be deleted by
pre ssing the LEFT SO FT FUNCTION
ke y to select YES as show n on the

Confir m C lear
E n try ?

YES N o

LCD sc reen:

5. Once th e new inform ation is ent ered ,
pre ss th e LEFT SO FT FU N C TION
ke y to save the new e ntry.

6. If the nam e is unch anged pre ss th e
LEFT SO FT FU N C TION key to re ­ sa ve and exit to the DIRECTO RY

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3. Deleting the records will br ing up
th e follow ing prom pt, at which time
a new record can be ad ded to the
dire c t ory (re fe r to st eps under ADD) :

Em pty

ADD

4. Selec tin g NO will re turn the h andset
to the DIRECTO RY VIEW mode.

View O pt ion

This option allow a record to be view ed in the phone dire c to ry.

Calle r ID

T o use this option you m ust first subscr ibe to the Caller
ID service offer ed by your loc al telephone com pany .
Caller ID inform ation will then appear on the L C D and also be
stored autom atica lly in the handset fo r later re tri eval.

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Press "M E N U ", "3 " to access Caller ID screen .

1. From th e ID L E m ode, press th e
LE F T SO FT F U NCTION ke y to
select MENU.

2. T o access th e C a lle r ID in fo rm a tion
sto red in th e han dset, press th e
"3 " key fr o m th e ke yp a d to select
Caller ID .

NOTE:

S how s the nu m ber of new Caller ID e n trie s

Main M enu:
1:KEY GUARD
2:D IRECTORY

3:CALL ER ID
4:SOUNDS
5:SETTIN G S
6:REG ISTER

since t he last time th e C a lle r ID log was ch ecked . The
value in th e to p LCD lin e to the ri ght of t he en velope
icon.

3. Press th e ke y to view th e
m ost rece nt ca ll or the key
to v iew th e o ldest ca ll in fo rm a tion:

NOTE:

Caller ID inform ation is sto red in a table with

0 2 Ne wc alls
View :¡õ¡ô

the new est e n try on th e to p o f th e table. Using th e
to v iew th e C a lle r ID lo g e nsu re s starting at th e "to p " of
th e ta b le.

4. T he Caller ID log will store up to
th ree inform atio n fields:

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* C alle r phone num ber, if transm itt e d .

Nam e

Tim e D elete

* C alle r nam e, if tra nsm itted.

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6. D ate and time inform ation can be
view ed by pressing th e L E F T
SO FT F U N C TIO N ke y:

T he 2 digit num ber to the ri ght of the envel op e

NOTE:

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Nam e Delete

ico n tracks the num ber of u nview ed C aller ID re c o rd s.

7. The disp layed inform ation m ay be
deleted with th e RIGHT SO FT
FUNCTION ke y. The disp lay w ill
show :

Delete?

YE S N O

8. Press the L EFT SO FT FUNCTION
ke y to confirm th e deletion, or
press th e RIG HT SO FT FU N C TION
ke y to cancel th e com m and.

: Once the ca ller ID capacity (3 0 recor ds) has been

NOTE
reached, the oldest re c o rd is rem ov ed fro m th e ta b l e.

9.While in th e CALLER ID VIEW mode, the disp lay ed num ber can
be dialed by pressing TALK .

10.Pre ss END to re turn to the Main M enu.

* D at e and time stamp.

5. T he firs t Ca lle r ID scre en will
display th e firs t tw o inform ational fi elds.

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C a lle r ID with C a l l W a iting O pt ion

T o m ake use of this op tion you must sub scr ibe to both Call
Waiting and Caller ID se rvice w ith y o u r local telephone com p any.

* W hen on a call, you will be alerte d to a n incom ing ca ll with a
short b eep. The phone num be r and n am e of the incom ing
caller will be disp layed simultaneously.

5. Ring levels ar e: HIGH, LO W and
VIB R ATE. U se the sc rolling keys
to selec t ri ng level. Press the LEFT
SOFT FUNCT ION key to SAVE
se tting .

6. Selec ting END re turns handset
to the Sounds M enu.

* Y ou can place the firs t call on h old and answer the second
call by pressing TALK. P ressing TA LK ag ain w ill sw itch back
to the firs t call.

Soun d

Ring Volum e
Press "M ENU", "4 ", "1" to a ccess Ring
Volum e m enu.

1. From the IDLE m ode press the
RIGHT SO FT FUNCTION key to
e n te r the M ain M enu:

2. Selec t th e SOUNDS op tion by
pressing the "4 " key fro m th e
keypad.

3. Selec t RING VO LUM E by p ressing
"1 ".

4. Once in this op tion, th e c u rre n t ri ng
vo lum e level will be displayed on the
second line of th e LCD:

M ain M enu:
1:KEY GUARD
2:DIRECTORY

3:CALLER ID
4:SOUNDS
5:SETTINGS
6:REGISTER

Sound s M e nu

1. Ri ng Volum e

2.Ring T y pe

3 .K ey Vo lum e
4 .K ey Vo lu m e Tone

Ring Volum e
High

SAVE

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Ring T ype
Press "M ENU", "4 " , "2 " to access R ing T y pe m enu.
On e o f fo u r d i stinctive ri ng to n es may be selected for th e hand set
by pressing the or scro lling k ey s a nd press ing the
L EFT SOFT BUTTON to sa ve.

Key Volum e
Press "M ENU", "4 " , "3 " to access K ey Volum e m enu.
The key volum e is t he loudness of the sound of the ke ys w h en
pressed . C hoice s are: HIGH, LO W and O FF .

Key T one
Press "M ENU", "4 " , "4 " to access K ey Tone m enu.
The key tone s are the typ e of sound th a t t he keys prod uce w hen
pressed . C hoices ar e Tone 1, Tone 2, Tone 3 and Tone 4.

S e ttings ( Sett ing Handset Pr ef er ences)

This m enu option can be used to se t: local area code, dial mode,
and the b acklight. Se lecting reset with i n this option allow s you to
rese t these prefe rence s (p lus all sound setti ngs) ba ck to th e
fa c to ry setti ngs. Cus to m Na m e is th e nam e that appears on th e
LC D in th e IDLE mode.

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From the IDLE m ode, p ress th e

*
RIGHT S OF T FU N C TION key
to enter the Main Menu. Pr ess
the "5" key f ro m the keyp ad to
selec t SETTINGS.

Area Code

Press "M ENU", "5 ", "1" to access A r ea cod e scr een.
By setting the local area co d e, when a
telephone num b er is a u to -d ialed fro m the
Phone Dir e ctory or Caller ID containing
the selec ted area code, th e phone will
not inc lude the area code w hen the num ber
is dialed.

1. When th is option is selected, th e
local area co d e is disp la yed
as show n:

The field fo r the area code has
a maximum of three num b ers.

2. The area code can be edite d by ty p ing
th e new num bers ov er the cu rre nt digits .
The key can be used to delete
th e num ber above th e cu rsor and the
Key can be used to m ove to th e
desir ed num b er.

M ain M enu:
1:KEY GUARD
2:DIRECTORY

3:CALLER ID
4:SOUNDS
5:SETTINGS
6:REGISTER

Setting M enu
1: Ar ea code
2:Tone/Pulse

3:Backlight
4:Reset
5: Cust om nam e
6: Cal l M anager
7:Contrast
8:Dial Prefix

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Tone/P ulse Mode

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Press "M ENU", "5 ", "2" to a ccess Tone/P ulse s c re e n .
The hand set m ay be set to e ither tone or pulse mode.

1. Afte r s e l ecting th is option, th e LCD
will show th e c u rre n t set ti ng as
show n:

Dial M ode"
Tone

SAVE

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Use th e scrolling keys to
change the setting.

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2. Press the L EFT S O FT FUNCTION
ke y to save the new dial m ode or
press END to return to the Setti ngs
M enu w ithout saving.

B ack lig h t

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Press "M ENU", "5 ", "3" to a ccess Backlight screen.
The length of time the b acklight st a ys lit w hen the handset i s in
use m ay be set with three options: 8 sec, Off and On.

1. The scr olling ke ys m ay
be used to c hoose one of the three
op tions.

2. Press the L EFT S O FT FUNCTION
ke y to save the new bac klight se tting
or p ress EN D to re tu rn to the
Setting s Menu without saving .

8 Se c

SAVE

3. Press the key

LEFT SO FT FU N C TION

to save t he new area c ode setting or
press END to return to the Setti ngs
M enu w ithout saving th e num b er.

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: It is recom m ended that the b a cklight be kept at th e

NOTE
fa c to ry setti ng of 8 seconds. Leaving the b acklight on will
deplete th e battery life more quickly.

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Reset

Press "M ENU", "5 ", "4 " to access Reset m enu.
C hoosing this op tion a llow s th e hand set param eters (d i al mode,
backlight, ri ng and key tone setting s an d ri ng/voice vo lum e) to be
re s e t t o th e fa c t ory settings. Also , this option
will delet e all th e Phone Dire c tory e n tri es and all th e Caller ID
e n tries.

1. The R ese t par am et ers option LCD
will show :

Factory Set?

YES N O

2. The R ese t DIR o ption LCD will show :

D e le t e a ll
D IR ent r ies

YES N O

3. The CID option LCD will
show :

D e le t e a ll
CI D ent r ies

YES N O

4. In all cases, press the L EFT
SOFT FUNCT ION key to
se lect YES a nd the RIGHT
SOFT FUNCT ION key to
se lect NO.

5. C hoosing YES, NO or th e EN D key
will re tu rn th e hand set to the Setti ngs
M enu.

C ustom Nam e

Press "M ENU", "5 ", "5 " to access C ustom nam e s creen.
This option allow s either a nam e or a gr ee ting to be se lected th a t
will be disp lay ed on the L CD in ID LE m ode or wh e n th e handset
is turned on .

1. A ccessing this option disp lay s the
c u rre n t nam e setting .

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2. The custom name can th e n be
edited by using the n um bered
ke ys on th e keypad to ov erw rite
th e existing characters.

3. In this option the second and th ird
lin es of the LC D can be used. The
keys can be used to
move the cu rsor fro m one line to the
other and fro m one side of th e line

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to the other.

4. Use LEF T S O FT FUNCTION ke y to
sa ve th e new custom nam e or th e
RIGHT SO FT FUNCTIO N key to
delete th e nam e. EN D will return
th e handset to the Setti ngs M enu.

This p roced u re is similar to the phone dire c to ry

NOTE:
nam e edit mod e (see Table 2: Availab le C haracter s und er
Dire c tory O ption).

Call M anager

Press "M ENU", "5 ", "6 " to access C all M anager screen.
This option allow s the handset to re c e i ve
calls fro m 1 to 4 bas e units.

1. O nce in the Setti ngs M enu press the
"6 " key fro m th e k ey pad to se lect the
Call M anager option. The scree n
will disp lay:

Receiv e C a lls
from base 1:

S AV E Yes N o

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2. The sc rolling keys may
be used to selec t a b ase unit num ber
fro m 1 to 4. P ressing the RIG H T SO FT
FUNCTIO N key m oves t he f ro m
YES to N O and bac k to YES in th e
se lection proces s.
Pressing the LEFT SO FT FU N C TION
ke y will save the setting.

3. Repeat th e process until all b ase units
fro m which ca lls ar e to be accepted
have been se lected for th e handset.

C ontrast

Press "M ENU", "5 ", "7 " to access C ont ra s t screen.
This option adjusts the contra s t
for the ha ndset's LC D screen.

D i al P ref i x

Press "M enu", "5", "8" to acce ss th e Dial Prefix screen.
Allow s you to enter up to an eight-d igit dialing prefix (i.e.:

1010555 fo r long distance service ).

Use the UP/DOWN scrolling keys to toggle be tw een th e Yes or
No Dial Prefix default selection. P ress the RING S O FT FUNCTION
key to selec t "E d it" then en ter th e Dial Prefix num b er via th e
keypad. P ress th e LEFT S O FT FUNCTION ke y to select "Save".

If you have elec ted to use a Dial Prefix, e n te r a phone num ber,
prior estab lishing dial tone, then press th e " TA LK " Key. The
screen will ask you "U se Prefix?" select "Yes" by pressing th e LEFT
SO FT FUNCTIO N key or se lect "No" by p ressing the RIGHT SO FT
FU N C TION ke y.

1. While in t he Setti ngs M enu, select
th e "" key fro m the keypad. The

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LCD will disp lay th e c u rre n t c ontra s t
se tting :

2. Use th e scr olling ke ys to
change the contra s t set ti ng fro m 1 to
1 6 (1 i s th e lightest se t ti ng a nd 16 is
darkest).

3. The LE FT S O FT FUNCTION ke y will
sa ve th e new setting . P r ess EN D to
re t urn the handset to th e Setting s
M enu. P ressing E N D ag ai n ret urns
th e handset to the M ain M enu.

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Pr oduct Specifications

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BEFORE USIN G YO U R TE LE P H O N E EQUIPM ENT, BASIC
SAFET Y INSTRUCTIONS SHO ULD AL W AY S BE FO LLO W ED TO
RED UCE TH E RISK OF FIRE, E L ECT RIC SHOCK A N D INJURY
TO PERSO NS AND DAMAGE TO PRO PERTY.

C o rd le s s S a fe ty Tips

Your cordl ess phone give s you the freedom and fl exibility to stay
in touch while you m ove around. Ho w ever, th e sa fe and
resp onsible use of th e phone depends entire l y on yo u. Avoid
accidents by not reaching fo r the phone or talking on the phone if
that distracts you fro m w o rk ing sa fely. Your life and th e lives of
others are at stake.

1. When using y our cordle ss phone ensur e y our safety an d the
sa fety of others:
Always watch where you are walking and standing.
Don't let a phone ca ll distra c t y ou from working sa fely.

2. In an Em ergency
If an em ergency oc curs, dial 911. Remember: i f y ou are in an
area w here y our phone is searching or scanning for a signal or
th e re i s no signal, it is highly prob ab le that a call to 911 will not
go through. Locate the nearest landline p hone and call for
help.

Cordle ss 911 ca lls may not autom atically provide em er gency
p ersonnel with yo u r nam e, phone num ber or location. Te ll the
dispatcher:
Your nam e a nd phone num ber, i ncluding area code.
The n ature of the em ergency.
W hether police, fire o r m edica l assistance is needed.
The e x act location of the em er gency, including cr oss streets,
mileposts or landm arks.

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3. Power Outage
In the event of a power outage, your cor dless te lep hone will
not allow you to m ake an outgoing call or take an incom ing call.
The cordless base station require s electricity fo r operation.
You should have a telephone which does not require electricity
availab le for use during pow er outages, or alte rn a tively having
pr oper backup po we r for the base station.

4. Notice to Hearing Aid W earers: This phon e system is
com patible with ind uctively coupled hearing aids.

5. Notice to Cardiac Pacem ake r W earers: Prelimina ry studies
done by FD A and others have show n th a t, although
interference to the implanted card iac p ac em aker may occur
when operat ing very clo sely, wire less te lep hones "do not seem
to pose a significant problem for pac em ake r w e arers."
H ow ever, until more is know n, FDA suggests that people with
pacem akers m ay w ant to take p recau tion s wh en using or
c a rry i ng a wire less te le phone to ensure th a t t here is am ple
distance betw een the telephone and th e p acem ake r.

6. Slots or op enings in the product's housing back, side a nd
bottom , are provided for ven tilation. These openings must not
be blocked or covered. Plac ing th e product on a bed,
carpeting , or other similar su rface m ay block th ese opening
and should be avoided. This prod uct should n ever be placed
near or ov er a ra d i ator or heat register. This p roduct should not
be placed in a built-in installation unless proper ventilation is
provided.

7. This prod uct s hould be operated only fro m the type of power
source indica ted on th e marking label. If you are not sur e of
th e type of pow er supply t o your hom e, c o nsult your dealer or
lo cal pow er com pany .

8. D o n o t overload wall o u tlets and extension cord s as this can
result in th e risk of fire or electric sh o ck.

9. N ever push ob jects of any k ind into this p roduct through
housing slots as they m ay touch dangerous v olta g e p o i nts or
short out parts that could re su l t in th e ri sk of fi re , electric sh ock,
or injury. N ever spill liquid of any kind on th is prod uct.

Product Saf ety Tips

1. Re ad and under s tand all instru c tions.

2. Follow all w a rn ing s and instru c ti ons includ ing those m arked
on th e pro duct.

3. U nplug th is prod uct fro m th e wall telephone jack and power
outlet before clea ning . Do not use liquid cleaners or aerosol
cle a n e rs . Use dam p cloth fo r clea ning.

4. D o n o t use the telephone near water, for exam ple, near a
b a th tu b , w ashbow l, kitchen sink, l aundry tu b , wet basem ent
or sw imming p ool.

5. D o n o t place this p roduct on an unstable c a rt, stand or table.
The p roduct ma y fall, causing serious d a m ag e to the prod uct.

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10. To reduce th e ri sk of electric sh ock or burns , do n ot
disassem ble th i s prod uct. T ake this p roduct to qualified
se rvice personnel w hen ser vice or repair w o rk is required.
O pening or re m o v i ng covers may expose you to dangerous
vo ltag es, elec tri cal c u rre n t or other ri sks. I nc orrect
rea ssem b ling of th e product can cause electric shoc k wh en
th e product is subsequently used.

11. W a rn i ng: C hanges or m odifications to this p roduct n o t
expressly app roved by EnG enius could vo id th e w a rra n ty a n d
the FC C authoriza tion to operate the eq ui pm ent.

12. Unplug the base s t at ion fro m th e wall outlet and refer
ser vicing to qualified service p ersonnel under th e fo l low ing
conditions:

If liquid had be en s pilled into the prod uct.

„h

When th e po we r s u pply co rd or plug is dam aged or frayed.

„h
If t he product ha s bee n exposed to ra i n or water.

„h

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If th e prod uct does not op erate norm ally by fo l low ing th e
operat ing in s tru c tions. Adjust only those contro ls that are
covered by th e operating instru c tions because im p roper
ad justment of other controls m ay result in dam age and will
often re q u i re e x te n s i ve w ork by qualified service personnel
to re s tore the prod uct to norm al operations.
If th e prod uct has be en droppe d or housing has been
dam aged.
If th e prod uct exhibits a distinc t change in p e rfo rm a n c e .

13. Av o id using te lep hone during an ele c tri ca l sto rm . Ther e m ay
be a ri sk of electrical sho ck fro m lightning.

14. Do not us e th e te lephone to re p o rt a gas leak while in the
vi cinity o f the leak.

15. The ant e nna on the des k station does not re tra c t. To prevent
i njury, do not place the telep ho ne w here p ersons can step,
tri p or fa ll on th e telep hone.

16. Do not place metal objects on th e antenna.

17. Do not i nstall the base station or co rd less hands et charger
near microw ave o ven s, ra d i o equipm ent, or n on-cable
connected televisions. Th ese appliances may cause elec tri cal
i nterfe rence to the base station or cordle ss handset.

18. The base station must be placed on a hard, flat s u rfa c e a n d
connected to both a phone wall jack and an AC pow er outlet.

19. Do not stick foreign objects into any of th e holes on th e base
station or c o rd less handset. Y ou could harm the speakers,
e a rp i eces, microphones, or yo urself.

20. Batte ry S a fe ty Precautions: To reduce th e ri sk of fi re , injury or
elec tri c sh o ck, or property d a m ag e, and to p roperly disp o se
of batteries, please read and understand th e fo l low ing
i nstru c ti ons:
BAT TERY M UST BE RECYCLED OR DISPO SED OF
PRO PERL Y. DO NO T DISPOSE B ATTER Y IN MUNICIPA L
W ASTE.

On ly use EnG enius approv ed N ickel-M etal Hydrid e (N iMH)
rechargeable batte ries in t h e c o rd less handset and battery
charger.

DO NOT use other rechargeable batte ri es or non­ rechargeable batte ries, or mixed types of batte ri es. The
batteries could short-c i rc u i t, and th e battery shell may be
dam aged causing a hazar dous conditi on. In s tru c tion lab els
ar e located in th e handset and charging unit battery
com partm ent.

Alw a ys follow basic sa fety precautions w hen u sing and
disp o sing of batte ries. D o n o t dispose of th e batteries in a
fire ; the c ells m ay explode. Do not expose batteries to water.
Ch e c k with l ocal codes for spec ial disposal i nstru c tions.

Periodica lly clean the charge contacts on both the char ger
and h andset.

DO NOT mix old and new batte ries in t his p roduct.
Positi on positiv e (+ ) b a ttery contact to m atch diagram in

c o rd less handset.
Ch a rge the batteries provided w ith , or identified for use with ,

this product only in accord an ce with th e in s tru c tions and
l imita ti ons specifi ed in t he instru c tion m anual.

Exercise care in ha ndling batteries in order not to short the
batteries with conducting m aterials su ch as ri ngs, bracelets,
and keys. The batteries or conducting m aterial m ay
ov erheat and cause burns or fire .
Do not open or mutilate the batte ries. Released ele c tro l yte
i s c o rro s ive and m ay caus e dam age to the eyes or skin.
the ele c tro l yte may be toxic if sw allow ed.
D u ri ng charging, batteries heat up. This is nor m al and is not
dangerous.
Do not use non-E nG enius charging devices. This could
dam age the batte ries.

SAVE T H ESE SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

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Regulatory In fo rm a tio n

1. This telephone system com p lies with Part 68 of the FC C ru l es.
On th e bottom of the base station is a label that contains,
am ong other inform ation, the FC C Regis tra ti on Num ber, Ringer
E quivalen ce N um ber (REN ) and the Universal Service O r der
C o d e (U S O C ), which is R J-11C . Your te le phone c om pany m ay
a sk you fo r this inform ation.

2. The REN is useful to d e te rm i ne th e quantity o f devices yo u
m ay connect to your telephone line and still have all of tho se
devices ri ng w hen your telephone num ber is called. In m ost ,
but n o t all ar eas, the sum of th e REN's of all devices co nnected
to one line should not exceed five (5 . 0 ). To be certain of the
num ber of device s you m ay connect to your line, a s d e te rm i ned
by the REN , you should contact your local te lep hone co m p a ny
to deter m ine the m ax imum REN for y our calling area.

3. If your telephone e quipm ent causes harm to th e te lep ho n e
netw ork, the telephone com pany m ay ask you to disco nn ec t
the system fro m th e line until th e prob lem has been corrected
or th e y m a y disco ntinue your ser vice te m p o ra rily. If possible,
they will n o ti fy you in advance. Bu t if advance notice isn 't
practica l, y ou should be notifi ed as soon as poss ible. You will
be inform ed of y our ri ght to file a com p laint with FC C or DOC.

4. Your telephone com pany may m ake change s in its faciliti es,
equipm ent, op erations, or procedures that could affe c t th e
prope r functioning of your telephone system . If th e y do and if
possible you w ill be notified in advance to give you an
op portunity to maintain uninte rru p ted te lephone service . I f you
experience trouble with this telephone system , disconnect it
fro m th e netw ork until the problem has been corrected or until
you are s u re that the equipm ent is not malfunctioning.

6. This telephone system equip m ent has bee n tested and found
to com p ly with the limits for C la ss B digital device, pursu ant to
Part 15 of the F CC Ru les and RS210 of the DOC Rules. These
limits are des igned to provide reasonable protection against
harm ful i nterfer ence in a residential installation. Som e cord less
and wire less te l ephones operate at freq u en cies th a t m ay cause
interfe rence to nearby TV's, VC R's, radio, com puters, or o ther
electronic device s. To minimize or pr event such interference,
th e te lephone s ys tem s hould not be p laced or operated n ear
these dev ic es. If int erf erence is experienced , moving the bas e
station or handset farther aw ay fro m them will often reduce or
eliminate the interfere nce.

7. H o w ever, th e re i s no g uarantee that i nterfe re n c e w i ll not occur
in a p a rti cular installation. If th is telephone system d oes cause
harm ful i nterfer ence to other electronic devices, which c an be
determ ined by turning th e sys t em off and on , the user is
encou raged to try to corre ct the interfe rence by one or more of
th e follow ing m easures:
I ncre a se th e separation betwee n the handset and/or base
and the dev ice that experiences interfe rence .
C onnec t the base s t at ion into a pow er outlet on a circ u it
different fro m th a t to which the other device is connected.
or, conn ect the base station to another te l ephone ou t let.
C ons ult th e dealer or a n e x p e rience d ele c tro n ic technician
for help.

5. This telephone system may not be used on co in se rvice
provided by the telephone com p any. C onnection to party line s
is subject to st ate tariffs. Privacy of com m unica tions m ay not
be ensured w hen using th is phone .

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~ 68~

EnGenius Optional Outdoor Antenna

TM

A

lnstallation lnstructions

For safety and optimum performance, be sure to r ead t hes e
instructions carefully .

Order ln fo rmation

Please order the EnGenius SN- 900 Ultre Outdoor Ant enna and/or
cable.

Warning

For your safety, keep the antenna away from electric power li nes t o
avoid electric shock.

For FCC compl iance, the outdoor antenna must not be located
within 8 i nc hes ( 20cm ) of any person.

Site Selec tio n

The high er the ant enna is installed, th e bet ter the communication
will be. l f you can install the antenna higher than surrounding
obstructi ons, th e c ommuni cat ion range will be bet ter.
The antenna must be on the roof and maintain a three meter
(10 feet) cl earance i n all directions to meet RF safety requirements.

Less tha n 3 M
(incorrect )

Over 3 M
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Over 3 M
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Less tha n 3 M
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ntenna lnstallation

1. Find a mast (metal pole) tha t is longer than fiv e m et ers and 25 to
50mm (1"to 1.9") in diameter .

2. Assemble the antenna body and s ix whi ps.

3. Connect brackets to guide
pipe, sliding the bracket s on

Antenna

whip x 6

5. Thread the coaxial cable
through the guide pipe and
connect one end of the
coaxial cable to the antenna.

from the bottom.

4. Fit the guide pipe and
brac k et on mas t fi r mly.

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Guide pip e

6. Connect the other end of
the coa x ial cable to t he base
station.

Note:Use only EnGenius antenna and c abl e. The base

Over 3 M (co rre ct)

station antenna connector has reverse thead that
only wo rks with cables suppl ied by EnGenius.

When using EnGenius SN-900 Ultra, always follow basic safety

p

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precautions to reduce the risk of injur y, fire, and electical shock,
including the following practices:

1. Read and understand all instuctions

included in the user's
manual and this antenna installation instructructions. ln anddition,
observe all warnings and instructions marked on the product.

2. Avoid using a telephone during thunderstorms.

There may be a

rem ote chance of electric al shock from lightning.

3. Do not use a telephone in the vicinity of a gas leak.

Report a suspected gas leak immediately, but use a telephone
away from the area where gas may be leaking. Because this
product is a wireless model, make sure the base is also remov ed
form the area.

4. Do not use this product ne a r water, or when you are wet.

For exam ple, do not use it in a wet basement or shower, or next to a
swim m ing pool, bathtub, kitchen sink, or laundry tub.

5. Unplug this product form any line or power source before
cleaning or if it comes in contact with any liguids.

Do not use liquids or aerosol sprays for cleaning. Use only a damp
cloth w hen c leaning. Do not plug the product back in until it has
dried thoroughly.

6. Install this product in a protected location

where it is not at risk
of falling and no one can trip over and line or power cord. Protect
cords from damage or fraying. Do not place and objects on the
power cord.

7. This product should be operated only from the type of power
source indicated on the marking label .

lf you are not sure of the type of power supplied to your home,
consult your dealer or local Power Company. lf this product has
user r eplaceable betteries, replac e batteries only as described in
your us er's manual. Do not burn or puncture batteries because
they contain caustic chemicals.

8. Do not short circuit the battery pack .

The metal bands on the
battery pack should never come in contact with a conductive
surface at the same time. Also, do not let two battery metal bands
touc h each other.

9. Do not block slots and openings in the cabine t and the back or
bottom, these a re provided for ventilation.

To protect it from
overheating, do not block these openings by placing the product on
the bed, sof a, rug, or other similar surfaces. This product should
never be placed near or over or over a radiator or exceed

the
environmental specifications listed in the user's manual. In
addition, this product should not be placed in a built-in installation
where proper ventilation is not available.

10.Never push objects of and kind into this product through
cabinet slots

as they may touch dangerous voltage points or short

out parts that could result in a risk of fire or electrical shock.

11.To reduce the risk of electrical shock, do not disassemble this
product.

lf servic e or repair work is required, contact EnGenius

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Custom er Service or email us at
[e-mail]. Opening or removing cadinet parts other
than s

ecified access doors may expose you to danger ous voltage
or other r isks. Lncorr ect reassembling can cause electrical
shock when the appliance is subsequently used.

12.Do not overload wall outlets and extension cords as this can
result in the risk of fire or electrical shock.

13.Unplug this product from the wall outlet if a ny of the following
situations should oc cur:

when the power supply cord or plug is dam aged or frayed.
lf liquid has been spilled into the product.
lf

the product has been exposed to rain or water.
lf the product does not operate normally by following the operating
instructios. Adjust only those controls that are covered by the
operating instructions.
lf the product has been dropped and the cabinet has been
damaged.
lf the product exhibits a distinct change in perfor mance.

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