Before returning any models to the customer, a safety check of the entire instrument should be made.
The service technician must be sure that no protective device built into the instrument by the manufacturer
has become defective or inadvertently degraded during servicing.
1. WARNING:
Alterations of the design or circuitry of these models should not be made.
Any design changes or additions such as, but not limited to, circuit modifications, auxiliary speaker
jacks, switches, grounding, active or passive circuitry, etc. may alter the safety characteristics of these
models and potentially create a hazardous situation for the user.
Any design alterations or additions will void the manufacturer’s warranty and will further relieve the
manufacturer of responsibility for personal injury or property damage resulting therefrom.
2. PRODUCT SAFETY NOTICE
Many electrical and mechanical parts in this chassis have special characteristics. These characteristics
often pass unnoticed and the protection afforded by them cannot necessarily be obtained by using
replacement components rated for higher voltage, wattage, etc. Replacement parts that have these
special safety characteristics are identified in this manual and its supplements; electrical components
having such features are identified by a
any of these components, read the parts list in this manual carefully. The use of substitute replacement
parts that do not have the same safety characteristics as specified in the parts list may create shock,
fire or other hazards.
in the schematic diagram and the parts list. Before replacing
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OPERATING CONTROLS
HANDSET CONTROLS
Liquid Crystal Display (LCD)
TALK button
0-9, , # Dial buttons
TONE button
FLASH/FUNC (Function) button
Press to enter the Function Mode to
perform various settings. Each time
FUNC
the button is pressed, the
menu changes in the following order:
DIAL MEMORY AREA CODE
CIDCW ON\OFF AUTO TALK
ON\OFF.
CH (channel)/DELETE button
TALK
MEM CID
ABC
DEF
!
JKL
GHI
MNO
$
"
#
PQ
WX
TUV
'
RS
Y Z
%
&
TONE
OPER
FLASH CH VOL/RING RDL
FUNC DELETE CANCELPAUSE
Charging contacts
Helical antenna
MEM button
CID (Caller ID) button
Press to enter the caller ID mode.
Number 1 button
Used for long distance dialing.
Number 8 ( ) button (time button)
Used to display the date and time of the received calls.
Number 9 ( ) button
Used to display the number of calls attempted by a caller
( ) button (up arrow button)
Used to scroll up the display screen.
( ) button (down arrow button)
Used to scroll down the display screen.
RDL(Redial)/PAUSE button
VOL/RING/CHANCEL button
Battery compartment
.
talk icon
Blinks
-while the handset is connecting
to the base unit.
-when a channel is being changed.
Displayed during a call in progress
on the handset.
call id icon
Blinks while the handset is
connecting to the base unit.
Displayed during the caller ID
review mode.
talk
Dot matrix display
Twelve digits by two lines dot
matrix LCD. Shows the time, caller
ID, memory location, instructions,
error messages, and other
information.
The back light of the LCD operates
in the following manner:
Turns on during an incoming call
when the ringer is OFF.
Turns on for 5 seconds and then
off
-when a button is pressed (except
in battery low status).
-when the phone rings and the
handset is lifted from its cradle on
the base unit to answer a call.
call idmem
mem icon
Displayed
-while data is being stored in an
deleted from memory.
-while the Function Mode is in
use.
Battery icon
Displayed while the handset is being
charged.
Displayed while the handset is being
charged during the battery low status.
Blinks when the battery low status
occurs during standby and phone
conversation.
BASE UNIT CONTROLSLCD
Cradle
ALL DIGITAL CALLER ID
CORDLESS TELEPHONE
25 CH SCANNING FT-7807
IN USE
CHARGE
POWER
LINE modular jack
DC IN 9V jack
Tone/Pulse switch
Base antenna
IN USE LED
CHARGE LED
PAGE
POWER LED
PAGE button
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ALIGNMENT PROCEDURE
q
BASE UNIT / TRANSMITTER
Test Equipment Required and Connections
• Oscilloscope• Dummy Load, 50-ohm
• Frequency Counter• AC Power Supply: 120V, 60Hz (With AC Adapter)
• Digital Voltmeter
AC Adapter
(120V 60Hz)
Base Set
J2
DC IN 9V
JA C K
RF Test
Point
D um m y Load
(50-ohm )
−
+
O s c illo s c o p eD ig ita l V o ltm e te r
Frequency C ounter
TX VC O
Test Point
Preset
a) Set T/P SW to Pulse Mode.
b) Turn on AC power while the Page key is being depressed.
c) Release the Page key about 2 seconds later, then the TX Mode is entered (CH21).
Al ign me nt Proc e dur e
StepAdjustmentRemarks
Connect the oscilloscope across a 50-ohm load to RF test point.
1L10
2
Set the digital voltmeter at the test point of TX VCO.
Adjust L10 to indicate DC 2.8 ±0.05 V (VC O).
Connect the fre
uency counter across a 50-ohm dummy load to RF test
point. Make sure that the frequency is 46.770 MHz ±1500 Hz.
a) Set T/P SW to Pulse Mode.
b) Turn on AC power while the Page key is being depressed.
c) Release the Page key about 2 seconds later, then the TX Mode is entered (CH21).
d) Press the Page key 4 times, then the RX Mode is entered (CH21).
Al ign me nt Proc e dur e
StepPreset toAdjustmentRemarks
1
2
3
4
SG: 1 mV
No modulation
SG: 1 mV
1 kHz ±3kHz
deviation
SG: 1 mV
1 kHz ±3 kHz
deviation
SG: 1 mV
1 kHz ±3 kHz
deviation
Base SetAF SSVM
D um m y Load
−
+
RF Test
Point
TEL Jack
(6 00-oh m )
SINAD
Meter
RX VCO
Test Point
Connect the SG to the RF test point.
L7
Connect the digital voltmeter to the test point of the RX VCO.
Adjust L7 to indicate DC 1.4 ±0.05 V.
L3
Connect the di
Adjust L3 to indicate DC 2.0 ±0.05V.
ital voltmeter to the test point of Discriminator.
RT1Adju s t RT1 t o make AF SSVM value −5 dBm ±0.5 dB.
Set T/P SW to TONE Mode. Press th e Pa
chan
es to CH 8.
L6
Connect th e A F SSVM t o the TEL LIN E across a 600-oh m du m m
Keep the SINAD readin
at 12 dB by adjusting the SG output. Adjust
L6 for maximum SI NAD reading.
D ig ita l V o ltm e te r
e key once, t hen CH
load.
Alignment Point Location on Main (Base Unit) PCB
RT1
L3
L7
RF Test Point
L1
L6
S1
J2
RX VCO
Test Point
P
T/P S W
T
DC IN 9V Jac
D is c rim in a to r
Test Point
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HANDSET / TRANSMITTER
g
q
Test Equipment Required and Connections
• DC Power Supply, 3.6V• Digital Voltmeter
Frequency C ounter
D ig ita l V o ltm e te r
TX VC O
Test Point
D C P ow er S upply
3.6V
Handset
RF Test Point
B a tt T e rm in a l
−
+
D um m y Load
(50-ohm )
Preset
Turn Power on while depressing “ ” and “#” keys. A beep will be heard. Then the TX Mode is entered (CH21).
Al ign me nt Proc e dur e
StepAdjustmentRemarks
1L509
2
Set the di
indicate DC 2.0 V ±0.05 V at CH21.
Connect the fre
point. Make sure that the frequency is 49.830 MHz ±1500 Hz.
ital voltmeter at the test point of TX VC O, then adjust L509 to
uency counter across a 50-ohm dummy load to RF test
Alignment Point Location on Main (Handset Unit) PCB
a) Turn Power on while depressing “ ” and “#” keys. A beep will be heard. Then the TX Mode is entered (CH21).
b) Press “4” key, then the RX ADJ Mode is entered (CH21).
Al ign me nt P ro cedur e
StepPreset toAdj ustmentRemarks
1L505
SG: 1 mV
2
3
4
5
6
CH21
MOD OFF
SG: 1 mV
CH21
1 kHz ±3 kHz dev.
SG: 158
V
CH16
1 kHz ±3 kHz dev.
SG: 3
V
CH16
1 kHz ±3 kHz dev.
SG: 1
V
CH16
1 kHz ±3 kHz dev.
HandsetVTVM
D um m y Load
RF Test
Point
Term inal
B a tt T e rm in a l
RX VCO /
D iscrim inator
Test Point
SP
Connect the di
(1 50-oh m )
D ig ita l V o ltm e te r
SINAD
Meter
SP Term inal
across D um m
Load
ital voltmet er to the t est point (RX VCO).
Adjust for 1.4 V DC at CH21.
L502
RT501
L510
Connect the di
Adjust for 1.1 V DC at CH21.
Connect the VTVM to the speaker terminal.
Adjust for 115 mV on the VTVM (SP. OUT ) at CH21.
Press the “CH” twic e to chan
Adjust for maximum SINAD on t he SINAD M ETE R at CH1 6.
ital voltmet er to the t est point (Discriminator).
e th e ch annel t o C H16.
L510Adj us t for maximu m SI NAD on the S I NA D m et er at CH16 .
L510Adj us t for maximu m SI NAD on the S I NA D m et er at CH16 .
Alignment Point Location on Main (Handset Unit) PCB
D is c rim in a to r
Test P oint
L505
L510
SP
Term inal
RF
Test P oint
RX VCO
Test P oint
J502
L504
R T501
L502
J501
Battery
Term inal
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Base
BLOCK DIAGRAMS
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Page 9
Handset
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Page 10
TEST PO IN T
(Discrim inator)
SCHEMATIC DIAGRAMS
(R F )
TEST PO IN T
100ÊH
L13
C53
C32
0.1/B
50V 10
T ES T PO IN T (TX V C O)
(R X V C O )
TEST PO IN T
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Base Unit
Page 11
TEST POINT
(D escrim inator)
T E ST P O IN T (TX V C O )
— 12 —— 13 —
(RX VCO)
TEST POINT
(R F )
TEST POINT
Handset Unit
Page 12
C h e c k R 5 3 , R 7 4 , R 7 1 ,
By using voltage chart,
check the base T X circu it.
R 75 and R 76.
C heck the handset R X R F
circuit (Q 501) as well as
FT501 and FT503.
C heck R505, C 511 and
C539.
C heck IC503.
C heck R556, R 561, R 569,
Q 507 and Q 512.
C heck S2, R 27 and R 84.
IC 2 is defective.
NG
NG
C an the base and handset
deviation.
OK
NG
NG
OK
C heck the handset R X
s e n s it iv ity .
OK
C heck R X data pulse
w aveform ing current
(P in 1 5 o f IC 504).
NG
OK
C heck the base TX power.
be connected?
C heck the base TX data
OK
NG
C heck R 51 5.
2. The bell does not ring & page does not ring.
NG
W hen the key of the
Press handset D IA L key
NG
OK
handset is pressed, can
the pulse output at pin 58
of IC 503 be seen?
w h ile in T A L K M O D E . C a n
key touch sound be heard
from the ringer?
At the Q 507 and Q 512
OK
OK
collector, can the pulse
w ave be seen?
RINGER is defective.
NG
W hen the PAG E S W of the
base is pressed, does
Pin 53 of IC2 change from
high to low?
OK
NG
OK
C heck the surrounding
circuit w here the voltage is
By using voltage chart,
check IC 2 .
incorrect.
NG
NG
IC 3 is defective.
OK
C heck TE L netw ork
By using voltage chart,
check IC 3.
prim ary circuit.
NG
See 2. The bell does not ring
& page does not ring.
TROUBLESHOOTING HINTS
OK
W hen the PAG E S W of the
base is pressed, does the
ringer on the handset ring?
W hen the TEL SG is joined
1. The bell does not ring.
OK
w ith the base to m ake bell
signal, is there pulse w ave
on P in 4 of IC3?
NG
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OK
NG
IC 2 is defective.
OK
By using voltage chart,
check IC 2.
C heck the surrounding
c ircu it w h e r e th e
voltage is incorrect.
Keep the AC adaptor connected to the wall outlet. Make sure that
the telephone line cord remains disconnected during this
You can cancel the Caller ID memory by the following process.
procedure.
1. Disconnect the AC adaptor and telephone line cord from the base.
base. Keep pressing the PAGE button for more than 2 seconds.
2. Set the Tone/Pulse switch to "Tone" position.
3. While pressing PAGE button, plug the AC power adaptor into the
C heck IC 2, R 30 and R 48.
Then, is there pulse w ave
on P in28 of IC 2?
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3. The base and handset cannot connect.
C heck w hether the
handset and the base unit
are connected.
OK
C heck the handset TX
POW ER.
OK
NG
NG
C heck the base TX pow er.
OK
C heck the base TX data
deviation.
OK
C heck the handset R X
s e n s itiv ity .
OK
C heck the handset R X
data pulse w ave form ing
current (Pin 15 of IC 503).
OK
Check R515.
NG
NG
NG
NG
By using voltage chart,
check the base TX circuit.
C h e c k R 5 3 , R 7 4 , R 7 1 ,
R 75 and R 76.
C heck the handset R X R F
and m ixer circuit (Q 501) as
w ell as FT501 and FT503.
Check R505, C511 and
C539.
By using voltage chart,
check the handset TX
circuit.
C heck the handset data
deviation.
OK
C heck the base R X
s e n s itiv ity .
Then, can the sine wave
be seen at P in 24 of IC 1 ?
OK
NG
NGNG
NG
C heck the handset M IC
s e n s itiv ity .
OK
C heck the handset data
circuit (R 540, R 541, R 584,
and R 587).
C heck the base R X TE L
OUT.
OK
C heck the base R X R F and
m ixer circuit (around Q 1)
as w ell as FT3 and FT2.
NG
C heck the handset TX AF
circuit (around Pins 17,
19 ~ 21 of IC 504).
In th e b a s e , w ith th e S G
standard m odulation of
1 k H z 3 k H z d e v ia tio n a n d
input signal of 1m V , can
the sine w ave be seen at
P in 2 5 o f IC 1 ?
OK
C heck the base IF circuit
(around Pins 26~29 of IC 1 ).
C heck circuit around Pin 24
o f IC 1 .
NG
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Page 14
Then, can the sine wave
be seen at the Q 2 C ollector.
OK
C heck the surrounding
c irc u it o f T 1 .
NG
4. Cannot make a phone call (pulse).
C heck Q 2 and surrounding
c irc u it o f Q 2 .
C an the base and handset
be connected?
OK
W h ile in T A L K M O D E ,
press dial key of the
handset. C an pulse
feedback be heard from
the handset speaker?
OK
C heck the base TEL-line
n e tw o rk p rim a ry circu it.
NG
NG
5. Cannot make a phone call (tone).
C an the base and handset
be connected?
OK
W h ile in T A L K M O D E ,
press dial key of the
handset. From the
speaker, does the TO N E
ring up?
NG
NG
C heck the base m odulation
s e n s itiv ity .
OK
NG
See 3. The base and
handset cannot connect.
C heck the base R E LA Y
control (around Pin23
o f IC 2 .
See 3. The base and
handset cannot connect.
C heck the base TX AF
circuit (around Pins 17,
19~21 of IC 1).
OK
C heck the base TEL-line
circuit and R E LAY control
circuit.
A t P in 2 0 o f IC 5 o f th e
base, can the TO N E
w ave output be seen?
OK
C heck R 45, R 46, R 49 and
C56.
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NG
C heck IC 5 by using
voltage chart.
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6. Voice cannot be transmitted to other party (outgoing call).
C heck the handset M IC
s e n s itiv ity .
OK
C heck the handset TX AF
circuit (around Pins 17,
19~21 of IC 504).
NG
At the M IC of the handset,
does the bias voltage exist?
OK
C heck the base R X
TE L-line out.
OK
Then, can the sine wave
be seen at P in 24 of IC 1 ?
OK
Then, can the sine w ave be
seen at the Q 2 collector?
OK
NG
NG
NG
NG
C heck R 548, R 534, R 532
and C 555.
In th e b a s e , w ith th e S G
standard m odulation of
1 k H z 3 k H z d e v ia tio n a n d
input signal of 1m V , can
the sine w ave be seen at
P in 2 5 o f IC 1 ?
OK
C heck the base IF circuit
(around Pins 26~29 of IC 1 ).
C heck circuit around Pin 24
o f IC 1 .
C heck Q 2 and the
sorrounding circuit of Q 2.
NG
C heck the base R X
s e n s itiv ity .
OKOK
The handset M IC is
defective.
NG
C heck the sorrounding
c irc u it o f T 1 .
C heck the base R X
TE L-line out.
C heck R X R F and m ixer
circuit of the base (around
Q 1) as w ell as FT3 and
FT2.
NG
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Page 16
7. The voice of the caller cannot be heard (incoming call).
C heck the handset R X S P
out.
OK
C heck the handset R X
s e n s itiv ity .
OKNG
C heck the handset R X R F
and m ixer circuit (around
Q 501) as w ell as FT501 and
FT503.
NG
In the handset, w ith the SG
standard m odulation of
1 k H z 3 k H z d e v ia tio n a n d
input signal of 1m V , can
the sine w ave be seen at
P in 2 5 o f IC 504?
OK
Then, can the sine wave
be seen at P in 24 of IC 504?
OK
Then, can the sine w ave be
seen at P in 46 of IC 504
and C 515?
OK
Then, can the sine w ave of
the handset SP Lim it be
seen?
OK
SP of handset is defective.
NG
NG
NG
NG
C heck the handset IF
circuit (around Pins 26~29
of IC 504).
C heck circuit around Pin 24
of IC 504.
C heck around P ins 44~46,
52 of IC 504.
The w ire connecting the
handset S P is cut.
C heck the base TX pow er.
OK
C heck the base TX
m odulation sensitivity.
OK
SP of handset is defective.
NG
NG
C heck the base TX circuit
using voltage chart.
C heck the base TX AF
circuit (around Pins 17,
19~21 of IC 1).
PRODUCT SAFETY NOTE: Products marked with a have special characteristics important to safety.
Before replacing any of these components, read carefully the product safety notice of this service manual.
Don't degrade the safety of the product through important servicing.
SymbolFGJKMNZPSymbolCD
%±1±2±5±10±20±30−20+80 0+100pF±0.25±0.5
LOC.
NO.
CAPACITORS
The following codes indicate variation of capacitors against temperatures,:
YA =
CH = 0
SL = +350 ppm/
C1RC004741BCUP811040ZCERAMIC0.1UF 50V Z F
C2RC004497BCUB811035ZCERAMIC0.01UF 50V K B
C3RC004736BCUA811214ZCERAMIC120PF 50V J CH
C4RC004477BCUA811002ZCERAMIC10PF 50V D CH
C5RC004496BCUB811025ZCERAMIC0.001UF 50V K B
C6RC004497BCUB811035ZCERAMIC0.01UF 50V K B
C7RC004508BCXC311050ZCERAMIC1UF 16V Z F
C8RC004494BCUB511045ZCERAMIC0.1UF 25V K B
C9RC004494BCUB511045ZCERAMIC0.1UF 25V K B
C10RC004502BCUB814735ZCERAMIC0.047UF 50V K B
C11RC004477BCUA811002ZCERAMIC10PF 50V D CH
C12RC004496BCUB811025ZCERAMIC0.001UF 50V K B
C14RC004739BCUB813335ZCERAMIC0.033UF 50V K B
C15RC004498BCUB811535ZCERAMIC0.015UF 50V K B
C16RC004494BCUB511045ZCERAMIC0.1UF 25V K B
C17RC004494BCUB511045ZCERAMIC0.1UF 25V K B
C18RC000777BCZY0120001SEMI-CONDUCTOR0.022UF 18V CZ-120
C19RC003189BCQL521055ZMYLAR1UF 250V K C-167
C20RC000752BCKB821025ZCERAMIC0.001UF 500V K YB(B)
C21RC004411BCKB824715ACERAMIC470PF 500V K B C-080
C22RC005166BCUP311050ZCERAMIC1UF 16V Z F
C23RC004496BCUB811025ZCERAMIC0.001UF 50V K B
C24RC004496BCUB811025ZCERAMIC0.001UF 50V K B
C25RC004573BCUB816825ZCERAMIC0.0068UF 50V K B
C26RC004960BCXC514740ZCERAMIC0.47UF 25V Z F
C27RC004494BCUB511045ZCERAMIC0.1UF 25V K B
C28RC004562BCUB814725ZCERAMIC0.0047UF 50V K B
C30RC004496BCUB811025ZCERAMIC0.001UF 50V K B
C31RC004494BCUB511045ZCERAMIC0.1UF 25V K B
C32RC004951BCAP811006ZELECTROLYTIC10UF 50V M C-130
C33RC004497BCUB811035ZCERAMIC0.01UF 50V K B
C34RC004608BCUB312245ZCERAMIC0.22UF 16V K B
C35RC004741BCUP811040ZCERAMIC0.1UF 50V Z F
±60 ppm/°C, TH = −470 ppm/°C, ±60 ppm/°C, B = ±10%, F = +30 −80%,
°C ~ −1000 ppm/°C, UJ = −750 ppm/°C ±120 ppm/°C, CJ = 0 ± 120 ppm/°C, CK = 0 ± 250 ppm/°C
REF
NO.
DESCRIPTION
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LOC.
NO.
PART NO.
REF
NO.
DESCRIPTION
C36RC004492BCUA818204ZCERAMIC82PF 50V J CH
C37RC004608BCUB312245ZCERAMIC0.22UF 16V K B
C38RC004500BCUB812235ZCERAMIC0.022UF 50V K B
C39RC004561BCUB813935ZCERAMIC0.039UF 50V K B
C40RC004945BCAP111016ZELECTROLYTIC100UF 10V M C-130
C41RC004562BCUB814725ZCERAMIC0.0047UF 50V K B
C43RC004497BCUB811035ZCERAMIC0.01UF 50V K B
C44RC004487BCUA814704ZCERAMIC47PF 50V J CH
C45RC004490BCUA816092ZCERAMIC6PF 50V D CH
C46RC004496BCUB811025ZCERAMIC0.001UF 50V K B
C47RC004560BCUB813325ZCERAMIC0.0033UF 50V K B
C48RC004494BCUB511045ZCERAMIC0.1UF 25V K B
C49RC004494BCUB511045ZCERAMIC0.1UF 25V K B
C50RC004482BCUA812204ZCERAMIC22PF 50V J CH
C51RC004485BCUA813304ZCERAMIC33PF 50V J CH
C52RC004951BCAP811006ZELECTROLYTIC10UF 50V M C-130
C53RC004494BCUB511045ZCERAMIC0.1UF 25V K B
C54RC004960BCXC514740ZCERAMIC0.47UF 25V Z F
C56RC004737BCUA815614ZCERAMIC560PF 50V J CH
C57RC004500BCUB812235ZCERAMIC0.022UF 50V K B
C58RC004562BCUB814725ZCERAMIC0.0047UF 50V K B
C59RC004497BCUB811035ZCERAMIC0.01UF 50V K B
C60RC004479BCUA811204ZCERAMIC12PF 50V J CH
C61RC004478BCUA811014ZCERAMIC100PF 50V J CH
C62RC004482BCUA812204ZCERAMIC22PF 50V J CH
C63RC005388BCUA813904ZCERAMIC39PF 50V J CH
C64RC004496BCUB811025ZCERAMIC0.001UF 50V K B
C65RC004502BCUB814735ZCERAMIC0.047UF 50V K B
C66RC005514BCXB311055ZCERAMIC1UF 16V K B
C68RC004489BCUA815091ZCERAMIC5PF 50V C CH
C69RC005513BCXA811514ZCERAMIC150PF 50V J CH
C70RC004496BCUB811025ZCERAMIC0.001UF 50V K B
C71RC004489BCUA815091ZCERAMIC5PF 50V C CH
C73RC004497BCUB811035ZCERAMIC0.01UF 50V K B
C74RC004947BCAP314706ZELECTROLYTIC47UF 16V M C-130
C75RC004496BCUB811025ZCERAMIC0.001UF 50V K B
C76RC004497BCUB811035ZCERAMIC0.01UF 50V K B
C77RC004741BCUP811040ZCERAMIC0.1UF 50V Z F
C78RC004497BCUB811035ZCERAMIC0.01UF 50V K B
C79RC005160BCAP113316ZELECTROLYTIC330UF 10V M C-130
C80RC004496BCUB811025ZCERAMIC0.001UF 50V K B
C81RC004482BCUA812204ZCERAMIC22PF 50V J CH
C82RC004482BCUA812204ZCERAMIC22PF 50V J CH
C83RC004478BCUA811014ZCERAMIC100PF 50V J CH
C84RC004508BCXC311050ZCERAMIC1UF 16V Z F
C85RC004500BCUB812235ZCERAMIC0.022UF 50V K B
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C86RC004740BCUE813091ZCERAMIC3PF 50V C CJ
C87RC004496BCUB811025ZCERAMIC0.001UF 50V K B
C88RC004659BCXB811025ZCERAMIC0.001UF 50V K B
C89RC004659BCXB811025ZCERAMIC0.001UF 50V K B
C91RC004497BCUB811035ZCERAMIC0.01UF 50V K B
C101RC005512BCKB131025ZCERAMIC0.001UF 1000V K YB(B)
C102RC005512BCKB131025ZCERAMIC0.001UF 1000V K YB(B)
C103RC004508BCXC311050ZCERAMIC1UF 16V Z F
C104RC004559BCUB311545ZCERAMIC0.15UF 16V K B
C105RC004494BCUB511045ZCERAMIC0.1UF 25V K B
C106RC004496BCUB811025ZCERAMIC0.001UF 50V K B
C109RC004952BCAP811096ZELECTROLYTIC1UF 50V M C-130
C110RC004562BCUB814725ZCERAMIC0.0047UF 50V K B
C111RC004562BCUB814725ZCERAMIC0.0047UF 50V K B
C112RC004496BCUB811025ZCERAMIC0.001UF 50V K B
C113RC004562BCUB814725ZCERAMIC0.0047UF 50V K B
C114RC004562BCUB814725ZCERAMIC0.0047UF 50V K B
C115RC004948BCAP511016ZELECTROLYTIC100UF 25V M C-130
C116RC004508BCXC311050ZCERAMIC1UF 16V Z F
C117RC004483BCUA812214ZCERAMIC220PF 50V J CH
C501RC004497BCUB811035ZCERAMIC0.01UF 50V K B
C502RC004477BCUA811002ZCERAMIC10PF 50V D CH
C503RC004482BCUA812204ZCERAMIC22PF 50V J CH
C504RC004484BCUA812704ZCERAMIC27PF 50V J CH
C505RC004497BCUB811035ZCERAMIC0.01UF 50V K B
C506RC004502BCUB814735ZCERAMIC0.047UF 50V K B
C507RC004502BCUB814735ZCERAMIC0.047UF 50V K B
C508RC004502BCUB814735ZCERAMIC0.047UF 50V K B
C509RC004500BCUB812235ZCERAMIC0.022UF 50V K B
C510RC004502BCUB814735ZCERAMIC0.047UF 50V K B
C511RC004739BCUB813335ZCERAMIC0.033UF 50V K B
C512RC004956BCUA811814ZCERAMIC180PF 50V J CH
C513RC004659BCXB811025ZCERAMIC0.001UF 50V K B
C514RC004185BCSS951006ZTANTALUM CHIP10UF 7V M A C-241
C515RC001045BCEQ311006ZELECTROLYTIC10UF 16V M C-125
C516RC004747BCUA813314ZCERAMIC330PF 50V J CH
C517RC004478BCUA811014ZCERAMIC100PF 50V J CH
C518RC004500BCUB812235ZCERAMIC0.022UF 50V K B
C519RC004496BCUB811025ZCERAMIC0.001UF 50V K B
C520RC004502BCUB814735ZCERAMIC0.047UF 50V K B
C521RC004185BCSS951006ZTANTALUM CHIP10UF 7V M A C-241
C522RC004497BCUB811035ZCERAMIC0.01UF 50V K B
C523RC004491BCUA816804ZCERAMIC68PF 50V J CH
C524RC004488BCUA814714ZCERAMIC470PF 50V J CH
C525RC004502BCUB814735ZCERAMIC0.047UF 50V K B
C526RC004497BCUB811035ZCERAMIC0.01UF 50V K B
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C527RC004497BCUB811035ZCERAMIC0.01UF 50V K B
C528RC004481BCUA811514ZCERAMIC150PF 50V J CH
C529RC001045BCEQ311006ZELECTROLYTIC10UF 16V M C-125
C530RC004497BCUB811035ZCERAMIC0.01UF 50V K B
C531RC004497BCUB811035ZCERAMIC0.01UF 50V K B
C532RC004494BCUB511045ZCERAMIC0.1UF 25V K B
C533RC004573BCUB816825ZCERAMIC0.0068UF 50V K B
C534RC004562BCUB814725ZCERAMIC0.0047UF 50V K B
C536RC004659BCXB811025ZCERAMIC0.001UF 50V K B
C537RC004564BCUP514740ZCERAMIC0.47UF 25V Z F
C538RC004564BCUP514740ZCERAMIC0.47UF 25V Z F
C539RC004608BCUB312245ZCERAMIC0.22UF 16V K B
C540RC005165BCUB811235ZCERAMIC0.012UF 50V K B
C541RC005667BCUB811835ZCERAMIC0.018UF 50V K B
C542RC004496BCUB811025ZCERAMIC0.001UF 50V K B
C543RC004485BCUA813304ZCERAMIC33PF 50V J CH
C544RC004497BCUB811035ZCERAMIC0.01UF 50V K B
C545RC004496BCUB811025ZCERAMIC0.001UF 50V K B
C546RC004558BCUA811804ZCERAMIC18PF 50V J CH
C547RC004478BCUA811014ZCERAMIC100PF 50V J CH
C548RC004487BCUA814704ZCERAMIC47PF 50V J CH
C549RC004477BCUA811002ZCERAMIC10PF 50V D CH
C550RC004558BCUA811804ZCERAMIC18PF 50V J CH
C551RC004496BCUB811025ZCERAMIC0.001UF 50V K B
C552RC004502BCUB814735ZCERAMIC0.047UF 50V K B
C553RC005514BCXB311055ZCERAMIC1UF 16V K B
C554RC005166BCUP311050ZCERAMIC1UF 16V Z F
C555RC004657BCEQ514796ZELECTROLYTIC4.7UF 25V M C-125
C556RC004497BCUB811035ZCERAMIC0.01UF 50V K B
C557RC004497BCUB811035ZCERAMIC0.01UF 50V K B
C558RC004504BCXB511045ZCERAMIC0.1UF 25V K B
C559RC004497BCUB811035ZCERAMIC0.01UF 50V K B
C560RC004494BCUB511045ZCERAMIC0.1UF 25V K B
C561RC004747BCUA813314ZCERAMIC330PF 50V J CH
C562RC004494BCUB511045ZCERAMIC0.1UF 25V K B
C563RC004494BCUB511045ZCERAMIC0.1UF 25V K B
C564RC004418BCEQ903316ZELECTROLYTIC330UF 6.3V M C-125
C565RC004494BCUB511045ZCERAMIC0.1UF 25V K B
C566RC004494BCUB511045ZCERAMIC0.1UF 25V K B
C567RC005134BCUA812714ZCERAMIC270PF 50V J CH
C568RC004497BCUB811035ZCERAMIC0.01UF 50V K B
C569RC005166BCUP311050ZCERAMIC1UF 16V Z F
C570RC004494BCUB511045ZCERAMIC0.1UF 25V K B
C571RC004490BCUA816092ZCERAMIC6PF 50V D CH
C572RC004496BCUB811025ZCERAMIC0.001UF 50V K B
C573RC004747BCUA813314ZCERAMIC330PF 50V J CH
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C574RC004659BCXB811025ZCERAMIC0.001UF 50V K B
C576RC004977BCUC811591ZCERAMIC1.5PF 50V C CK
C577RC004494BCUB511045ZCERAMIC0.1UF 25V K B
C578RC004497BCUB811035ZCERAMIC0.01UF 50V K B
C579RC004496BCUB811025ZCERAMIC0.001UF 50V K B
C580RC003247BCPT954796ZTANTALUM CHIP4.7UF 7V M A C-228
C581RC004494BCUB511045ZCERAMIC0.1UF 25V K B
C582RC004504BCXB511045ZCERAMIC0.1UF 25V K B
C583RC004562BCUB814725ZCERAMIC0.0047UF 50V K B
C584RC004496BCUB811025ZCERAMIC0.001UF 50V K B
C585RC004482BCUA812204ZCERAMIC22PF 50V J CH
C586RC004482BCUA812204ZCERAMIC22PF 50V J CH
L1RC004249BLZY0041229INDUCTORLZ-041 2.2UH K
L3RC004666BLBY0523001COILLB-523 L7BRE-1293Z
L4RC004248BLZY0040470INDUCTORLZ-040 47UH
L5RC003693BLZY0041478INDUCTORLZ-041 0.47UH K
L6RC004643BLBY1106001COILLB-1106 PD600XCAS-9475RS
L7RC004642BLBY1105001COILLB-1105 291XCAS-9471IB
L8RC004248BLZY0040470INDUCTORLZ-040 47UH
L9RC003693BLZY0041478INDUCTORLZ-041 0.47UH K
L10RC004641BLBY1104001COILLB-1104 291XCAS-9472IB
L11RC004249BLZY0041229INDUCTORLZ-041 2.2UH K
L12RC004249BLZY0041229INDUCTORLZ-041 2.2UH K
L13RC001769BLZY0041101INDUCTORLZ-041 100UH K
L501RC004670BLBY1110001COILLB-1110 PD600XCAS-9550X
L502RC004666BLBY0523001COILLB-523 L7BRE-1293Z
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L503RC005541BLZY0080278INDUCTORLZ-080 0.27UH K TAPE
L504RC004249BLZY0041229INDUCTORLZ-041 2.2UH K
L505RC004668BLBY1108001COILLB-1108 291XCAS-9462IB
L506RC005541BLZY0080278INDUCTORLZ-080 0.27UH K TAPE
L507RC004400BLZY0041109INDUCTORLZ-041 1UH K
L508RC004401BLZY0041398INDUCTORLZ-041 0.39UH K
L509RC005539BLBY1134001COILLB-1134 291XCAS-9656IB
L510RC004669BLBY1109001COILLB-1109 P291XCAS-9459BY
L511RC005541BLZY0080278INDUCTORLZ-080 0.27UH K TAPE
L512RC005540BLZY0080100INDUCTORLZ-080 10UH K TAPE
T1RC003234BTFY0265001TRANSFORMERTF-265 AT-24E-1B(R295403)
2. Handset Unit
a. Stand-by (average)mA1.21.5
b. In-usemA3045
Battery Low Light:Turn-on Level 3.05 to 3.55 V
Battery:270 mAH (@1.2 V x3=3.6)
Mode Switch:DTMF-Pulse (10 pps) Selectable
Operating Temperature:−10 °C ~ 50 °C
Storage Temperature:−20 °C ~ 60 °C
REQUIREMENTS COMPLIANCE
Unit is designed to fully meet with UL 1459 and FCC Rules, Part 15 and 68 for USA, or with applicable CSA and
IC standards for Canada.
Note: Nominal specs represent the design specs. All units should be able to approximate these some will
exceed and some may drop slightly below these specs. Limit specs represent the absolute worst condition that still
might be considered acceptable; in no case should a unit fail to meet limit specs.
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APPENDIX
Deletion of the Caller ID memory
To delete the Caller ID memory in the EEPROM, proceed with the following steps:
1) Set the T/P switch to TONE mode.
2) Turn on AC power while pressing the Page key.
3) Keep pressing the Page key for about 2 seconds, then the EEPROM will be initialized.
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MECHANICAL PARTS LIST
TOSHIBA AMERICA CONSUMER PRODUCTS, INC.
82 TOTOWA ROAD, WAYNE, N.J. 07470
TOSHIBA HAWAII, INC.
327 KAMAKEE ST., HONOLULU, H.I. 96814
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