Uniden America UN405R, UN405 Users manual

D3580 Series User's Guide

What's in the box?

D3580 base with answering system and cordless handset

You will also nd:

Accessory handset and charger

Not pictured:

x Rechargeable battery

(BT-1031) x Belt clip x Battery cover x AC adapter (PS-0035)

If you purchased

model number:

You should

have: D3580 None D3580-2 1 of each

Battery cover

Not pictured:

x Rechargeable battery

(BT-1031) x AC adapter (PS-0046) x Telephone cord x Belt clip

...

D3580-11 10 of each D3580-12 11 of each

* If the model number ends in R, your package includes a DRX100 range extender. Refer to the

...

DRX100 User’s Guide for details.

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Never♦use♦damaged♦products!

♦♦ Need♦help?♦Get♦answers♦24/7♦at♦our♦website: www.uniden.com.

If You... Contact Uniden’s... Phone Number

have a question or problem Customer Care Line*

need a replacement part or an accessory

need special assistance due to a disability

*♦ Duri ng♦regular♦business♦hours ,♦Central♦Standard♦Time;♦s ee♦our♦website♦for♦detailed♦busi ness♦hou rs.

Ft. Worth, Texas U01UN405BZA(0)

Parts Department* 800-554-3988

Accessibility Help Line

817-858-2929 or 800-297-1023

800-874-9314 (voice or TTY)

What’s in the manual?

Getting Started ....................................... 3

Installing Your Phone ............................... 3

Getting to Know Your Phone ................. 5

Parts of the Base ......................................... 5

Parts of the Handset ................................. 6

Reading the Display ................................. 7

Using the Handset Menu

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

Entering Text on Your Phone .............. 10

Using Your Phone .................................. 11

Using Your Bluetooth Connection .... 11

Finding a Lost Handset .......................... 12

Changing the Volume ............................ 12

Staying in Range ....................................... 12

Using the Caller ID and Redial Lists ... 13

Using Call Waiting .................................... 14

Using the Phonebooks .......................... 14

Using an Optional Headset ................. 16

Silent Mode ............................................... 16

Call Block .................................................... 16

Multihandset Features ........................... 17

Chain Dialing ............................................. 19

Voice Message Notication .................. 19

Using the Answering System .............. 20

Answering System Options

(

Answering Setup

) .............................. 20

Personalizing the Greeting ................. 20

Accessing the Answering System ..... 21

Using the System While

You're Away from Home ................... 22

Important Information ......................... 23

Solving Problems .................................... 23

Resetting Handsets ................................ 25

Registering Handsets ............................ 25

Important Safety Instructions!

When♦using♦your♦telephone♦equipment,♦basic♦safety♦precautions♦should♦alw ays♦be♦ followed♦to♦reduce♦the♦risk♦of♦fire,♦electric♦shock♦and♦injury♦to♦persons,♦including♦the♦ following:♦

♦♦ This unit is NOT waterproof.♦DO♦NOT♦expose♦it♦to♦rain♦or♦moisture. ♦♦ Do♦not♦use♦this♦product♦near♦water,♦for♦example,♦near♦a♦bath♦tub,♦wash♦bowl,♦

kitchen♦sink♦or♦laundry♦tub,♦in♦a♦wet♦basement♦or♦near♦a♦swimming♦pool.♦

♦♦ Avoid♦using♦a♦telephone♦(other♦than♦a♦cordless♦type)♦during♦an♦electrical♦storm.♦

There♦may♦be♦a♦r emote♦risk♦of♦electric♦shock♦from♦lightning.♦ ♦♦ Do♦not♦use♦the♦tel ephone♦to♦report♦a♦gas♦leak♦in♦the♦vicinity♦of♦the♦leak.♦ ♦♦ Use♦only♦the♦power♦cord♦and♦batteries♦indica ted♦in♦this♦manual.♦Do♦not♦dis pose♦of♦

batteries♦in♦a♦fire.♦They♦may♦explode.♦Check♦with♦local♦codes♦for♦possible♦special♦

disposal♦instructions.♦ ♦♦ Do♦not♦place♦the♦handset♦in♦any♦charging♦cradle♦without♦the♦battery♦installed♦and♦

the♦battery♦c over♦securely♦in♦place.

SAVE THESE I NSTRUCTION S! CAUTION ! Risk of explo sion if batte ry is replace d by an incorrec t type! Dispo se of used batt eries

accord ing to the inst ructions. Do n ot open or muti late the batt ery. Disconne ct the batter y befor e shipping thi s product.

For♦more♦details,♦see♦the♦Important Information♦section.

2 - English

GETTING STARTED

Installing Your Phone

Charge the Battery

1.♦ Unpack♦all♦handsets,♦ battery♦packs,♦and♦ battery♦covers.♦If♦you♦ need♦to♦remove♦a♦ cover,♦press♦in♦on♦the♦ notch♦and♦slide♦the♦cover♦down♦and♦ off.

2.♦ Line♦up♦the♦battery♦connector♦with♦ the♦jack♦inside♦the♦handset;♦the♦ connector♦only♦fits♦one♦way.♦

3.♦ Push♦the♦connector♦in♦until♦it♦clicks♦ into♦place;♦tug♦gently♦on♦the♦wires♦ to♦make♦s ure♦the♦b attery♦is♦securely♦ connected.

4.♦ Replace♦the♦battery♦cover♦and♦slide♦it♦ into♦place.

5.♦ Use♦an♦AC♦adapter♦to♦connect♦the♦ power♦jack♦on♦the♦base♦to♦a♦r egular♦ indoor♦(120V♦AC)♦power♦outlet.♦ Connect♦any♦chargers♦the♦same♦way.♦

6.♦ Place♦a♦handset♦in♦the♦base♦with♦the♦ display♦facing♦forwar d.♦If♦the♦display♦ doesn’t♦light♦up,♦reseat♦the♦handset♦or♦ connect♦the♦base♦to♦a♦different♦outlet.♦ For♦2♦or♦more♦handsets,♦place♦ea ch♦ handset♦in♦a♦charger.♦

# Charge all handsets completely

(about 15 hours) before using.

Connect the Telephone Cord

Use♦the♦telephone♦cord♦to♦connect♦the♦

♦jack♦on♦the♦base♦to♦a♦standard♦

TEL LINE

telephone♦wall♦jack.

Test the Connection

1.♦ Pick♦up♦the♦handset♦and♦press♦

.♦The♦handset♦sounds♦a♦dial♦

FlasH

tone,♦and♦the♦display♦shows♦

Talk

Home/

.♦

♦– If♦you♦don't♦hear♦a♦dial♦tone♦or♦the♦

display♦says♦ the♦connecti on♦between♦the♦base♦ and♦the♦phone♦jack.♦

2.♦ Make♦a♦quick♦test♦call.♦(Press♦ hang♦up.)♦

♦– If♦you♦keep♦hearing♦a♦dial♦tone,♦

change♦to♦pulse♦dialing.

♦– If♦there’s♦a♦lot♦of♦noise,♦check♦for♦

interference♦(see♦page♦2 3).♦

3.♦ Test♦all♦handsets♦the♦same♦way.♦If♦ you♦can't♦get♦a♦dial♦ton e,♦move♦the♦ handset♦close r♦to♦the♦base.♦

Check Tel Line,

check♦

end

♦to♦

Changing to Pulse Dialing

Your♦phone♦uses♦tone♦dialing♦by♦default.♦ If♦your♦phone♦company♦uses♦pulse♦ dia ling,♦you♦need♦to♦change♦your♦phone’s♦ dia l♦mode.

1.♦ Press♦

menu/selec t

Setup

2.♦ Select♦

To♦send♦DTMF♦tones♦during♦a♦call♦(e.g.,♦ for♦an♦automated♦response♦syst em),♦ press♦ dia ling.♦When♦you♦hang♦up,♦the♦phone♦ automatically♦returns♦to♦pulse♦dialing.

Dial Mode

hear♦a♦confirmation♦tone.♦

♦to♦temporarily♦switch♦to♦tone♦

;♦choose♦

♦then♦

Pulse

Global

.♦You’ll♦

Attaching the Belt Clip

Line♦up♦the♦holes♦on♦each♦side♦of♦the♦ handset.♦Insert♦the♦belt♦clip♦into♦th e♦ holes♦on♦each♦side♦of♦the♦handset.♦Press♦ down♦until♦it♦clicks.

To♦remove♦the♦belt♦clip,♦pull♦either♦side♦ of♦the♦belt♦clip♦to♦rele ase♦the♦tabs♦from♦ the♦holes.

Attaching Optional Wall Mount Bracket

You♦can♦order♦a♦wall-mount♦bracket♦ from♦the♦Uniden♦website.♦Follow♦the♦ instructions♦that♦come♦with♦the♦bracket.

English - 3

Setting Up the CellLink™ Bluetooth™ Connection

The♦new♦D3580♦with♦CellLin k♦technology♦can♦connect♦with♦mobile♦phones♦that♦ support♦the♦Bluetooth♦V2.1♦handsfree♦profile.

♦♦ If♦you♦are♦not♦certain♦of♦the♦profiles♦su pported♦by♦your♦Bluet ooth♦phone♦or♦if♦you♦

have♦difficulty♦pairing♦your♦phone♦to♦the♦D3580,♦see♦the♦manual♦that♦came♦with♦ your♦phone.

♦♦ Wit h♦the♦CellLink♦feature,♦you♦can♦essentially♦treat♦your♦cellular♦phone♦as♦a♦

second♦line.♦You♦can♦use♦the♦D3580♦handset♦to♦make♦and♦receive♦calls♦on♦your♦ cellular♦phone♦number,♦put♦cel lular♦calls♦on♦hold,♦and♦transfer♦calls♦t o♦other♦ handsets.♦See♦page♦11♦for♦more♦information.

♦♦ Bluetooth♦wireless♦devices♦have♦a♦maximum♦range♦of♦about♦33♦feet♦(10♦m);♦the♦

actual♦range♦will♦vary♦depending♦on♦local♦conditions♦(obstacles,♦battery♦power,♦ interference,♦etc.).

Pair your Bluetooth phone

Pairing♦“ introduces”♦the♦Bluetooth♦device♦and♦D3580♦and♦gives♦them♦permission♦ to♦connect♦to♦each♦other.♦In♦most♦cases,♦once♦you♦pair♦a♦phone♦to♦the♦D3580,♦these♦ two♦devices♦connect♦aut omatically♦whenever♦they♦detect♦each♦other.♦(If♦you♦have♦to♦ manually♦reconnect♦each♦time,♦check♦the♦Bluetooth♦settings♦on♦you r♦cellular♦phone.)♦ You♦can♦pair♦your♦Bluetoo th♦devices♦through♦the♦D3580♦handset.

1.♦ Press♦

menu/selec t

2.♦ Select♦the♦

3.♦ Select♦a♦cellphone♦to♦pair♦to♦from♦the♦list♦provided.♦(If♦you r♦cellphone♦is♦not♦on♦ the♦list,♦select♦ displays♦

4.♦ On♦your♦Bluetooth♦phone,♦start♦a♦search♦for♦other♦Bluetooth♦devices.♦(This♦ process♦may♦take♦several♦seconds♦and♦it♦will♦be♦different♦for♦each♦mobile♦phone.♦ See♦your♦ph one♦owner’s♦manual♦for♦detailed♦instruc tions.)

5.♦ Your♦phone♦should♦discover♦a♦device♦called♦ your♦phone♦asks♦if♦you♦want♦to♦pair♦with♦this♦device,♦answer♦yes.

6.♦ If♦your♦phone♦prompts♦you♦for♦a♦PIN♦code♦or♦password♦to♦pair♦with♦th e♦D35 80,♦ enter♦0000♦(four♦zeroes).

7.♦ When♦your♦phone♦accepts♦the♦Bluetooth♦con nection,♦the♦D3580♦sounds♦a♦ confirmation♦tone♦and♦ number♦ico n♦on♦the♦base♦and♦the♦handset♦display♦lights♦up.♦After♦2♦seconds,♦the♦

Select Cellular

♦to♦display♦the♦handset’s♦main♦menu.

Bluetooth Setup

Add Cellular

Search & Select from Cellular D3580 PIN: 0000

♦screen♦displays♦agai n.

♦menu;♦the♦

.)♦The♦base♦goes♦into♦pairing♦mode♦when♦the♦handset♦

Add Cellular Completed

Select Cellular

D3580

♦displays.♦The♦Bluetooth♦device♦

♦submenu♦displays.

♦or♦

Handsfree device

.♦When♦

# Most cell phones automatically transfer the audio to a Bluetooth device

as soon as it pairs; if yours does not, look in your cell phone’s Bluetooth setup for a “transfer audio” or “send audio to device” option.

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To test the connection

1.♦ Pick♦up♦the♦handset♦from♦the♦cradle.

cell

2.♦ Dial♦the♦number♦you♦want♦to♦call,♦th en♦press♦

♦on♦the♦handset.♦You♦may♦not♦

hear♦a♦dial♦tone♦or♦ringing,♦but♦the♦handset♦display♦says♦Talk.♦

3.♦ Make♦sure♦the♦call♦connects♦and♦you♦can♦hear♦clearly.♦(Whe n♦you’re♦finished,♦

end

♦to♦hang♦up.)

press♦

♦♦ The♦D3580♦remembers♦the♦pairing♦information♦for♦your♦cellular;♦if♦it♦loses♦

connection♦with♦your♦phon e♦for♦any♦reason♦(e.g.,♦the♦cell♦phone♦travels♦out♦of♦ range,♦runs♦out♦of♦charge,♦etc.),♦the♦D3580♦can♦automatically♦reconnect♦the♦ next♦time♦your♦phone♦becomes♦available.♦

Using the D3580 with four Bluetooth phones

♦♦ The♦D3580♦can♦save♦the♦pairing♦information♦for♦four♦different♦Bluetooth♦phones,♦

but♦it♦can♦only♦use♦one♦cellular♦line♦at♦any♦g iven♦time.♦For♦example,♦if♦you♦pair♦the♦ D3580♦to♦four♦Bluetooth♦phones,♦when♦you♦press♦

cell

♦on♦the♦handset,♦the♦D3580♦

asks♦which♦phone♦you♦want♦to♦connect♦to.♦

♦♦ If♦you♦are♦using♦the♦D3580♦to♦talk♦on♦one♦Bluetooth♦phone,♦the♦D3580♦will♦not♦

ring♦if♦a♦call♦comes♦in♦on♦another♦phone. ♦♦ You♦can♦set♦a♦different♦ring♦tone♦for♦each♦paired♦cell♦phone♦(see♦page♦8). ♦♦ To♦pair♦another♦Blue tooth♦phone,♦just♦repeat♦the♦pairing♦procedure♦with♦the♦new♦

phone.♦(If♦the♦paired♦phones♦interfere♦when♦you’re♦pairing♦the♦ne w♦one,♦just♦turn♦

off♦Bluetooth♦on♦any♦paired♦phones♦until♦you♦finish♦pairing♦the♦new♦one.)

GETTING TO KNOW YOUR PHONE

Parts of the Base

USB Charging Port

(Standard size)

Bluetooth device

number

HANDSET

DELETE

ANSWER ON/OFF

Message counter

FIND

Charging contacts

Key (icon) What it does

Find Handset ( )

x In standby: page all handsets.

x When listening to messages: delete the current message.

delete ( )

x In standby: press twice to delete all messages.

SPEAKER

REV/

FLASH

DOWN

FWD/

PLAY/

MUTE

STOP

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Key (icon) What it does

answer on/oFF ( )

up ( )

speaker

( )

x In standby: turn the answering system on and off

x In standby: increase the ringer volume. x While playing a message: increase the speaker volume.

x Switch a normal call to the speakerphone (and back).

x In a message’s first 2 seconds: go to the previous message.

rev/FlasH ( )

x Anytime after that: restart the current message. x During a call: switch to a waiting call.

x When the phone is ringing: ignore this call (mute the ringer).

play/stop ( )

x In standby: begin message playback. x While screening calls: mute Call Screen. x While playing a message: stop playing messages.

x While playing a message: skip to the next message.

Fwd/mute ( )

down ( )

Bluetooth device number

USB Charging Port

x During a call: mute the microphone. x While the phone is ringing: ignore this call (mute the ringer).

x In standby: decrease the ringer volume. x While playing a message: decrease the speaker volume.

x The number indicates the Bluetooth device number linked to

the D3580.

x Standard size USB port for charging devices.

Parts of the Handset

Display

Earpiece

MENU/

END

SELECT

12-key

CELL

CID

dial pad

MESSAGE/

MUTE

INTERCOM/

CLEAR

Charging

contacts

Status

Headset

jack

Key (icon) What it does

x In standby: increase the ringer volume.

end

( )

x During a call: increase the audio volume. x In any menu or list: move the cursor up one line.

x During a call: hang up. x In the menu or any list: exit and go to standby.

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PHONEBOOK

SPEAKER

HOME/ FLASH

DOWN

REDIAL/

PAUSE

Microphone

UP or

DOWN

Time &

date

Answering system status

Status

icons

Handset

and CID

info

Key (icon) What it does

menu/select

x In standby: open the menu. x In the menu or any list: select the highlighted item.

x In standby: start a telephone call using a paired Bluetooth phone.

cell

x While a paired phone is ringing: answer the incoming call. x During a CellLink call: switch to a waiting call.

cid

message/mute

( )

x In standby or during a call: open the Caller ID list. x When entering text: move the cursor to the right.

x In standby: access your answering system. x During a call: mute the microphone. x While the phone is ringing: ignore this call (mute the ringer).

x In standby: start an intercom call.

intercom/ clear

redial/pause

x During a call: put the call on hold and start a call transfer. x When entering text or numbers: erase the character at the cursor

(press & hold to erase all characters).

x In standby: open the redial list. x When entering a phone number: insert a 2-second pause.

x In standby: decrease the ringer volume.

down

( )

x During a call: decrease the audio volume. x In any menu or list: move the cursor down one line.

x In standby: start a telephone call on your land line (get a dial tone).

Home/FlasH

x While the land line is ringing: answer the incoming call. x During a call: switch to a waiting call.

speaker

pHonebook

( )

x Switch a normal call to the speakerphone (and back).

( )

x In standby or during a call: open the phonebook. x In the menu: go back to the previous screen. x When entering text: move the cursor to the left.

Reading the Display

The♦table♦shows♦possible♦status♦icons♦and♦ what♦they♦mean.♦Since♦the♦icons♦appear♦ based♦on♦what♦the♦phone♦is♦doing,♦you♦ won't♦see♦all♦the♦icons♦at♦the♦same♦time

♦and♦

down

You♦can♦use♦the♦ through♦CID♦lists♦and♦phonebook♦entries.♦ You♦can♦also♦use♦the♦ jump♦to♦the♦next♦(or♦previ ous)♦5♦entries.♦

Icon What it means

♦keys♦to♦scroll♦

leFt

♦and♦

rigHt

♦keys♦to♦

The signal from the base is 1) weak through 4) strong.

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Icon What it means

Bluetooth Setup

Handset Setup

Base Setup

T-coil On

Off

T-coil

Ringer Tones Personal Ring

Use UP and

DOWN

select a menu.

With the phone in standby, press

MENU/SELECT

to open the menu.

Press

MENU/SELECT

choose that option.

Press

PHONEBOOK

go back a screen

press

END

to exit

the menu.

The ringer is turned off and will not ring for new calls.

The speakerphone is on.

The handset is using ECO (power save) mode.

You have a voice message waiting.

T-coil mode is on (see p. 8).

The battery is 1) full, 2) half charged, 3) getting low or 4) empty.

Privacy Mode is on: no other handset can join the call.

1 2 3 4

[Aa] [aA]

Using the Handset Menu

Bluetooth device number linked to the D3580.

Enter 1) capital or 2) lower case letters (see p. 9).

If♦you♦don't♦press♦any♦keys♦for♦about♦30♦seconds,♦the♦handset♦exits♦the♦menu.♦ During♦a♦call,♦use♦

Home/Fl asH

to♦back♦out♦of♦the♦menu♦without♦hanging♦up.♦♦

O-Hook Menus

Your♦phone♦displays♦different♦menus♦depending♦on♦whether♦you♦are♦on-hook♦or♦offhook.♦Off-hook♦menus♦are♦

Call Privacy

This♦menu♦lets♦you♦turn♦Call♦Privacy♦on♦and♦off♦during♦a♦call.♦With♦Call♦Privacy♦ tur ned♦on,♦no♦other♦handsets♦can♦connect♦with♦your♦conversation.♦Going♦on-hook♦

Menu (O-Hook Menu Only

(ending♦your♦conversation)♦resets♦Call♦Privacy♦to♦off.

8 - English

Call Privacy

♦and♦

HD Audio

)

HD Audio

This♦menu♦lets♦you♦turn♦high-definition♦audio♦o n♦and♦off♦for♦the♦call♦you♦are♦on.♦ When♦you♦end♦the♦call♦(go♦on-hook),♦HD♦audio♦defaults♦to♦off.♦If♦you♦put♦your♦call♦ on♦hold,♦the♦HD♦audio♦setting♦does♦not♦change.♦

Bluetooth Setup

Use♦the♦Bluetooth Setup♦menu♦to♦pair♦a♦cell♦phone♦to♦the♦D3580♦and♦select♦a♦cellular♦ phone♦if♦you♦pair♦more♦than♦one.

Handset Setup

You♦can♦change♦these♦settings♦separately♦for♦each♦handset.

Menu Option What it does

T-coil

Ringer Tones

Personal Ring

AutoTalk

Any Key Answer

Banner Language Key Touch Tone LCD Contrast Caller Announce HD Audio

Base Setup

These♦settings♦affect♦the♦base.♦

Menu Option What it does

Personal Ring

Caller Announce HD Audio

Menu (O-Hook Menu Only)

Turn on T-coil mode to reduce noise on hearing aids equipped with a telecoil (T-coil) feature. T-coil mode shortens talk time, so keep your battery fully charged.

Select a phone, then choose that phone’s ring tone. As you highlight each ring tone, you hear a sample. Press

select

to select.

Turn on personal ring so you can assign a special ring tone to people in your phonebook. With Caller ID, this handset uses the assigned tone when the person calls.

Have this handset answer a call when you pick it up from the cradle (without pressing any buttons).

Have this handset answer a call when you press any key on the 12-key dialpad.

Change the name used on the handset's display. Change the display language. Have the keypad sound a tone when you press a key. Change the contrast of the display. Turn Text-To-Speech on or off to hear CID information. Turn HD Audio on or off.

Turn on personal ring so you can assign a special ring tone to people in your phonebook. With Caller ID, the base uses the assigned tone when the person calls.

Turn Text-To-Speech on or off to hear CID information. Turn HD Audio on or off.

menu/

English - 9

Answering Setup

Refer♦to♦page♦20♦for♦details♦on♦setting♦up♦your♦answering♦system.

Date & Time

Use♦this♦menu♦to♦set♦the♦clock.♦Enter♦the♦date♦a nd♦time♦(MM/DD/YY);♦select♦AM♦ or♦PM.♦Use♦ service,♦you♦can♦set♦i t♦to♦provide♦the♦time♦(

Global Setup

The♦settings♦on♦this♦menu♦affect♦all♦handsets.♦Only♦one♦handset♦at♦a♦tim e♦can♦change♦ these♦menu♦options.

Menu Option What it does

Dial Mode

Set Line Mode

VMWI Reset

Edit Voice Mail

Edit Int’l No.

Time Adjustment

cid

♦to♦move♦the♦c ursor♦past♦a♦digit♦without♦chan ging♦it.♦If♦you♦have♦CID♦

Global Setup/Time Adjustment

Choose tone or pulse dialing (see page 3). Do not change this setting unless instructed to by customer

service. Reset the Voice Message Waiting Indicator (see page 19)

Enter, edit, or delete the access number for your voice mail service (see page 19).

Enter, edit, or delete international numbers. Select

Auto from CID

time. Select

if you want the CID function to supply the

Manual

for the system clock to do it.

Call Blocking

See♦p.♦15♦for♦a♦detailed♦description♦of♦the♦Call♦Blocking♦feature.♦

Entering Text on Your Phone

♦♦ Use♦t he♦12-key♦dial♦pad♦anytime♦you♦want♦to♦enter♦text♦into♦your♦phone♦(a♦name♦

in♦the♦phonebook,♦the♦handset♦banner,♦etc.).

♦♦ If♦two♦letters♦in♦a♦row♦use♦the♦same♦key,♦enter♦the♦first♦letter;♦wait♦for♦the♦cursor♦to♦

move♦to♦the♦next♦space♦and♦enter♦the♦second♦letter.

To... Press...

move the cursor left move the cursor right erase the character at the cursor erase the entire entry and hold enter a blank space switch between upper and lower case letters rotate through the punctuation and symbols enter a “ + “ and hold

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pHonebook cid intercom/clear

intercom/clear

. . .

USING YOUR PHONE

This♦section♦explains♦the♦most♦common♦functions♦on♦the♦phone.

To... From the land line From the CellLink

make a call: dial the number, then

answer a call

Home/FlasH

Press

speaker.

Press

Home/FlasH

speaker

your phone to answer when you press any key (

Handset Setup/Any K ey

Answer

hang up Press mute the microphone during

a call

put a call on hold

return to a call on hold

end

Press

message/mute

microphone back on. Press

intercom/clear

call will be disconnected.

Home/FlasH

Press

speaker

switch between the CellLink and the land line (automatic

Press

cell

hold) switch between speakerphone

and earpiece mute the ringer for this call

only

Press

speaker

While the phone is ringing, press the handset.

* If only 1 cell phone is paired, it will be dialed. If more than 1 cell phone is paired, the phone prompts you to choose one.

Using Your Bluetooth Connection

After♦you♦have♦paired♦your♦cell♦phone♦with♦the♦D3580♦(see♦p.♦4),♦you♦can♦make♦and♦ receive♦calls♦from♦your♦cell♦phone♦through♦the♦D3580.♦With♦the♦phone♦in♦standby,♦ press♦

cell

♦to♦make♦a♦call♦through♦your♦cell♦phone.

Press

cell*.

. You can also set

Press

cell

)

or put the handset in the cradle.

. Press again to turn the

. After 5 minutes on hold, the

.* Press

Press

cell

Home/FlasH

message/mute

To... From the

then select...

make a CellLink call

Make Call

select

Bluetooth Setup

menu, select a cell phone and

. Enter the number to call and press

cell

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menu/

To... From the

set Privacy features

download phonebook

delete Bluetooth pairing

relink a cellular phone

then select...

Privacy Setup

Download PB

when complete.

Remove Cellular

Connect.

successful.

Bluetooth Setup

x All handsets set to x One or more handsets set to

ring; other handsets do not ring but they can still receive calls.

, then set Privacy to On or

menu, select a cell phone and

Off

: All handsets will ring (default).

: Only handsets set to On will

# The Privacy option only af fects the ring. All

handsets still get CID information and can use the cellular phone to make and receive calls.

. The screen displays

A confirmation tones sounds if the connection is

Download PB complet ed

Done!

when complete.

# Use the same procedures on p.4 to add a new cellular phone.

Finding a Lost Handset

With♦the♦phone♦in♦standby,♦press♦ on♦the♦base.♦All♦handsets♦beep♦for♦1♦minute;♦to♦ cancel,♦press♦

Changing the Volume

To change the... When... Press...

earpiece or speaker volume for each handset

base speaker volume ringer volume for each

handset* * If you turn the ringer all the way down, that particular ringer turns off.

Staying in Range

Your♦system♦w ill♦alert♦you♦when♦you♦are♦out♦of♦range♦(or♦about♦to♦go♦out♦of♦range).♦

If... Then...

the handset and base are connected (intercom call) and no signal from the base

again♦or♦press♦a ny♦handset♦key.

you are listening to that earpiece or speaker (playing messages, etc.)

the phone is in standby

the handset sounds an error tone and Out of Range displays.

to increase

the volume.

down

decrease it.

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If... Then...

the outside line is put on Hold for 30 the handset is in Talk mode and moves out of range

seconds and then dropped. The LCD

alternately displays Out of Range and Check

Base Power. the handset and base are in

standby mode and the handset

the LCD alternately displays Out of Range

and Check Base Power. does not get a signal from the base for 5 seconds

the handset sounds an error tone. The LCD audio deteriorates

alternately displays End of Range and Move

toward base.

call data displays and then an error tone you are trying to go off-hook

sounds. The LCD alternately displays Out of

Range and Check Base Power.

you are trying to go on-hook

Talk mode continues for 5 seconds and

then END displays.

Using the Caller ID and Redial Lists

Caller♦ID♦(CID)♦is♦a♦service♦available♦from♦your♦telephone♦provider♦that♦shows♦the♦ phone♦number♦(and♦sometimes♦the♦caller’s♦name)♦of♦incoming♦calls;♦if♦you♦turned♦on♦ Text-To-Speech,♦it♦also♦announces♦the♦name.♦♦Contact♦your♦telephone♦provider♦for♦ more♦information.

Caller ID list Redial list

x The phone saves the information for the last 50

incoming calls (both landline and CellLink calls) to the CID list. An asterisk ( * ) marks any calls received since the last time you checked the record details.

x All handsets share the same CID list so only one

handset can access the list at a time.

x In standby, handsets show how many calls came in

since the last time you checked the CID list.

x Each handset remembers

the last 10 numbers you dialed on it.

x Only one handset can access

its redial list at a time.

x The handset does not record

which line was used to call the number.

To… Press...

cid

open the CID list

open the redial list

scroll through the lists

, then use the up and

entries display at a time.

redial/pause

xup to select the previous number.

down

In CID list:

rigHt leFt

down

keys to enter the list. Up to 5

to select the next number.

to view the number selected.

to return to the previous menu.

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To… Press...

dial the highlighted number

review current CID record details

add other digits and codes to the CID number

close the lists

For♦individual♦record♦options,♦find♦a♦number♦and♦press♦ a♦CID♦entry)♦to♦disp lay♦the♦following♦options♦for♦that♦record:

Select... To...

Delete

Store into PB

Add Call Block

Home/FlasH

If you have more than one cellular phone paired, the phone prompts you to choose one. Select the phone you want and press

menu/select

end

Erase the number from the list. Add the number to the phonebook. The handset prompts you

to edit the name and number and select a personal ring. (CID list only) Add the number to the Call Block list (see page 16).

cell.

menu/select

x # once to add an area code.

once to add 1 for a toll call.

twice to add the International code to the CID number.

# Press

a third time to return to normal mode.

menu/selec t

(press♦twice♦fro m♦

Using Call Waiting

♦♦ Call♦Waiting,♦a♦service♦available♦from♦your♦tele phone♦provider,♦lets♦you♦receive♦

calls♦while♦you♦are♦on♦another♦call.♦Caller♦ID♦on♦Call♦Waiting♦(CIDCW)♦service♦ displays♦Caller♦ID♦information♦for♦a♦waiting♦call.

♦♦ If♦you♦get♦a♦Call♦Waiting♦call,♦the♦phone♦so unds♦a♦tone♦and♦displays♦any♦CID♦

information♦received♦from♦the♦waiting♦call.♦Press♦

cell

♦on♦a♦cellular♦phone♦call♦to♦switch♦between♦the♦current♦call♦and♦the♦waiting♦ call;♦each♦time♦you♦switch,♦there♦is♦a♦short♦pause♦before♦you're♦connected♦to♦the♦ other♦call.

Home/Fl asH

on♦the♦land♦line♦or♦

Using the Phonebooks

♦♦ You♦can♦download♦the♦phonebook♦(up♦to♦1500♦entries)♦from♦each♦paired♦cellular♦

phone♦(up♦to♦four).♦You♦can♦also♦store♦up♦to♦200♦entries♦in♦the♦D3580’s♦Home♦ phonebook ,♦which♦is♦separ ate♦from♦any♦downloaded♦phonebooks.♦

♦♦ Only♦one♦cordless♦handset♦can♦access♦the♦phonebook♦at♦a♦time.

Downloading Cellular Phonebooks into your Phone

1.♦ Make♦sure♦your♦cellular♦phone♦is♦paired♦to♦the♦D3580♦and♦is♦within♦range♦of♦the♦ base.♦

2.♦ With♦the♦D3580♦in♦standby,♦open♦the♦menu♦and♦select♦

Bluetooth Setup

.♦

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3.♦ Select♦the♦cellular♦phone♦you♦want♦to♦download♦from,♦then♦select♦

Download PB

When♦downloading♦is♦c omplete,♦the♦cordless♦handset♦displays♦a♦confirmation♦ screen.♦To♦cancel♦downloading,♦press♦

end

♦♦ Each♦time♦you♦download♦a♦phonebook,♦the♦D3580♦overwrites♦any♦pr eviou s♦copy♦

of♦that♦phonebook.♦The♦D3580♦automatically♦cancels♦the♦download♦if♦it♦receives♦ an♦incoming♦c all♦or♦someone♦tries♦to♦make♦an♦outgoing♦call.

♦♦ If♦the♦download♦is♦interrupted♦or♦canceled,♦the♦D3580♦reverts♦to♦the♦original♦copy♦

of♦the♦downloaded♦phonebook.♦

♦♦ If♦you♦delete♦the♦pairing♦information♦for♦a♦cellular♦phone,♦the♦downloaded♦

phonebook♦from♦that♦ph one♦will♦also♦be♦deleted.♦

To... Press...

open the phonebook

scroll through the entries

pHonebook

View Number

down up

rigHt leFt

, then select the phone name and then

to scroll through the entries from A to Z.

to scroll from Z to A.

to view the detail information.

to return to the previous display.

the number key corresponding to the first letter jump to entries that start with a certain letter

of the entry you want. Press the number key for

the next letter and the list will narrow down to

entries only with those letters. dial the current entry review the current entry’s

details save this cellular

phonebook entry to the home phonebook

edit the current entry

delete the current entry

close the phonebook

Home/FlasH or cell.

menu/select

after scrolling to the desired

phonebook entry.

menu/select

Store into PB

Done!

menu/select

and then select

menu/select

and then select

. From the available options, select

. A confirmation tone sounds and

displays.

at the phonebook entry detail screen

Edit

at the phonebook entry detail screen

Delete

you to confirm, select

end

. When the system prompts

Yes

.♦

Adding Phonebook Entries (Home only)

With♦the♦phone♦in♦standby,♦open♦the♦phonebook.♦Select♦ Enter♦a♦name♦&♦number,♦and♦select♦a♦persona l♦ring.♦

♦♦ Enter♦the♦phone♦number♦(up♦to♦20♦digits)♦exactly♦as♦you♦would♦dial♦it.♦

Home

,♦then♦

Create New.

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♦♦ If♦you♦need♦the♦phone♦to♦wait♦before♦sending♦the♦next♦set♦of♦digits,♦press♦

♦to♦insert♦a♦2-second♦pause.♦You♦can♦insert♦multiple♦pause s,♦but♦each♦one♦

pause

counts♦as♦a♦digit♦(you’ll♦see♦P♦in♦the♦display).

♦♦ To♦edit♦the♦name,♦press♦

Press♦

intercom/ clear

♦♦ To♦edit♦the♦number,♦press♦

numbers.♦Re-ente r♦the♦correct♦num bers.

pHoneboo k

♦to♦delete♦a♦letter.

♦to♦move♦the♦c ursor♦back♦and♦insert♦a♦letter.♦

intercom/ clear

♦to♦back♦up♦the♦cursor♦and♦delete♦

redial/

Deleting All the Phonebook Entries

With♦the♦phone♦in♦standby,♦open♦the♦phonebook.♦Select♦ confirm,♦select♦

Yes

.♦

Home

,♦then♦

Delete All

.♦To♦

Using an Optional Headset

You♦can♦use♦a♦standard♦2.5♦mm♦telephone♦headset♦with♦your♦cordless♦handsets.♦To♦ purchase♦headsets,♦contact♦the♦Parts♦Department♦♦ (see♦the♦fr ont♦cover).

♦♦ To♦install♦a♦headset,♦remove♦the♦headset♦ja ck♦cover♦and♦

insert♦the♦headset♦plug♦into♦the♦jack.

♦♦ Just♦make♦and♦receive♦calls♦as♦usual,♦and♦use♦your♦headset♦

to♦talk♦to♦the♦caller♦after♦the♦call♦connects.

♦♦ When♦you♦connect♦a♦headset,♦the♦handset♦automatically♦

mutes♦the♦earpiece.♦To♦re-activate♦the♦earpiece,♦just♦unplug♦ the♦headset.

USING SPECIAL FEATURES

Silent Mode

You♦can♦silence♦the♦ringers♦on♦the♦base♦and♦all♦handsets♦for♦a♦specific♦period♦of♦time;♦ the♦answering♦system♦answers♦any♦incoming♦calls♦without♦playing♦anything♦through♦ the♦speaker.♦

1.♦ With♦the♦phone♦in♦standby,♦press♦and♦hold♦ you♦to♦select♦the♦number♦of♦hours♦(1♦-♦9♦or♦ silent♦mode.♦

2.♦ To♦confirm,♦press♦ the♦answering♦system♦and♦displays♦

3.♦ After♦the♦selected♦number♦of♦hours,♦the♦phone♦automatically♦exits♦silent♦mode.♦To♦ exit♦silent♦mode♦manually,♦press♦and♦hold♦

menu/select

♦or♦just♦wait♦about♦5♦seconds.♦The♦phone♦turns♦on♦

♦on♦any♦handset.♦The♦phone♦prompt s♦

Always On

Silent Mode On

)♦that♦you♦want♦it♦to♦stay♦in♦

♦on♦each♦handset.

♦again.

# If the phone is in silent mode and you turn off the answering system, the

phone exits silent mode.

Call Block

If♦you♦subscribe♦to♦Caller♦ID,♦you♦can♦save♦phone♦numbers♦to♦the♦call♦block♦list.♦ When♦a♦call♦comes♦in,♦the♦phone♦compares♦the♦received♦phone♦number♦to♦the♦

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numbers♦on♦the♦call♦block♦list.♦If♦the♦phone♦number♦is♦on♦the♦list,♦the♦phone♦replaces♦ the♦caller's♦name♦with♦

# You can reject an incoming call from CellLink directly; press

base.

The♦call♦block♦list♦holds♦30♦entries,♦and♦all♦handsets♦share♦the♦same♦list.♦You♦can♦ add♦entries♦by♦selecting♦ viewed♦the♦CID♦record♦or♦through♦the♦ handset♦can♦edit♦the♦call♦block♦list♦at♦a♦time.)

Call Blocked

Add Call Block

♦and♦blocks♦the♦call.♦

delete

♦in♦the♦CID♦menu♦that♦displays♦after♦you♦have♦

Call Blocking

♦menu♦(see♦below).♦(Only♦one♦

on the

Call Blocking Menu Options

With♦the♦phone♦in♦standby,♦open♦the♦menu♦and♦select♦ these♦options:

Menu Option What it does

View Number

Create New

Private Number

Unknown Number

See the numbers on your call block list. Add an entry to your call block list. The phone will prompt

you to enter a name & phone number. Block all calls from numbers reported by CID as "Private."

(This does not count as one of the 30 entries.) Block all calls from numbers reported by CID as

"Unknown." (This does not count as one of the 30 entries.)

Call Blocking

.♦Choose♦one♦of♦

Call Blocking Entry Options

With♦the♦phone♦in♦standby,♦open♦the♦menu,♦select♦ scrol l♦through♦the♦e ntries.♦Press♦ one♦of♦these♦options:

Choose this... To...

Edit

Delete

Edit this entry. The phone will prompt you to edit the name & phone number.

Erase this entry from the list & allow calls from this number.

menu/selec t

Call Blocking/View Number

♦to♦open♦the♦individual♦entry.♦Choose♦

,♦and♦

Multihandset Features

# To use the features in this section, you need at least 2 handsets.

♦♦ Your♦base♦supports♦a♦total♦of♦12♦cordless♦handsets:♦the♦one♦that♦came♦with♦the♦

base♦and♦up♦to♦11♦accessory♦handsets.♦Your♦base♦also♦supports♦a♦total♦of♦2♦DRX100♦ range♦extenders,♦including♦any♦that♦came♦with♦your♦phone.♦If♦you♦have♦any♦DRX♦ handsets,♦the♦D3580♦is♦limited♦to♦a♦total♦of♦6♦accessory♦handsets.♦If♦you♦have♦any♦ DWX♦(waterproof)♦handsets♦registered♦to♦the♦base,♦the♦D3580♦is♦limited♦to♦a♦total♦ of♦6♦accessory♦handsets.

♦♦ You♦must♦register♦accessory♦handsets♦to♦the♦base♦before♦using♦them.♦(Hands ets♦

that♦came♦packaged♦with♦the♦base♦are♦already♦registered.)

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♦♦ Handsets♦that♦ar en’t♦registered♦disp lay♦a♦Not Registered♦message.♦For♦registration♦

instructions,♦see♦page♦25,♦or♦s ee♦the♦accessory♦handset♦manual.

♦♦ If♦a♦handset♦was♦ever♦registered♦to♦a♦base,♦you♦must♦reset♦it♦before♦it♦can♦register♦to♦

a♦new♦base;♦see♦page♦25,♦or♦see♦t he♦accessory♦handset♦manual.

Conference Calling

♦♦ When♦an♦outside♦call♦comes♦in♦on♦the♦land♦line,♦four♦handsets♦can♦join♦in♦a♦

conference♦call♦with♦the♦outside♦caller.♦

♦♦ To♦join♦a♦call♦that’s♦already♦in♦progress,♦ju st♦press♦

Home/Fl asH

♦or♦

speaker

.♦

♦♦ To♦leave♦the♦conference♦call,♦hang♦up♦normally;♦the♦other♦han dsets♦remain♦

connected♦to♦the♦call.♦

Call Transfer

To... On the land line Using CellLink

transfer a call

intercom/clear

Press want to transfer the call to (select handsets). When the other handset accepts the call,

, then select the handset you

ALL

to page all the

you’ll be disconnected.

cancel a transfer and leave the call on hold

return to the call Press

answer a call transfer page

end

Press

Home/FlasH

1. Press

. Press

intercom/clear

. You can speak to the

transferring handset.

2. To speak to the outside caller, Press

Home/FlasH

. Press

cell

Privacy Mode

To♦activate♦privacy♦mode♦on♦a♦land♦line♦call♦in♦progress,♦press♦ current♦call♦priva cy♦mode♦displays♦as♦a♦menu♦selection.♦If♦you♦want♦to♦change♦the♦ privacy♦mode,♦select♦it.♦As♦long♦as♦privacy♦mode♦is♦on,♦you'll♦see♦a♦P♦in♦the♦display,♦ and♦no♦other♦hand sets♦can♦join♦your♦call.♦Privacy♦mode♦turns♦off♦automatically♦when♦ you♦hang♦up;♦you♦can♦also♦turn♦it♦off♦by♦pressing♦

menu/selec t

♦twice.♦

.♦The♦

Intercom

♦♦ Whenever♦the♦phone♦is♦in♦standby,♦you♦can♦make♦an♦intercom♦call♦between♦

handsets♦without♦using♦the♦phon e♦line.

♦♦ You♦can♦make♦an♦int ercom♦call♦from♦any♦handset,♦but♦only♦two♦handsets♦can♦be♦in♦

an♦intercom♦call♦at♦any♦time.

♦♦ If♦an♦outside♦call♦comes♦in♦during♦an♦intercom♦page,♦th e♦phone♦cancels♦the♦page♦so♦

you♦can♦answer♦the♦incoming♦call.

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♦♦ If♦an♦outside♦call♦comes♦in♦during♦an♦intercom♦cal l,♦press♦

Home/Fl asH

♦or♦

cell

,♦ depending♦on♦which♦line♦is♦ringing,♦to♦hang♦up♦the♦intercom♦call♦and♦answer♦the♦ outside♦call .♦

To... Press...

make an intercom page

cancel a page answer a page end an intercom call

intercom/clear

with, or

end

intercom/clear

end

. Both handsets return to standby.

. Select the handset you want to talk

ALL

to page all handsets at the same time.

Home/FlasH

Chain Dialing

If♦you♦often♦have♦to♦enter♦a♦series♦of♦digits♦or♦a♦code♦number♦during♦a♦call,♦you♦can♦ save♦that♦code♦number♦to♦a♦phonebook♦entry♦and♦use♦the♦phonebook♦to♦send♦the♦ code♦number.

1.♦ Enter♦the♦code♦number♦(up♦to♦32♦digits)♦into♦the♦phonebook♦just♦like♦a♦regular♦ phonebook♦entry.♦Be♦sure♦to♦enter♦the♦code♦number♦into♦the♦phonebook♦exactly♦ as♦you♦would♦enter♦it♦during♦a♦call.♦

2.♦ When♦you♦hear♦the♦prompt♦that♦tells♦you♦to♦enter♦the♦number,♦open♦the♦ phonebook♦and♦find♦the♦entry♦that♦contains♦your♦code♦number.

3.♦ Press♦

menu/selec t

♦twice♦to♦send♦t he♦code.♦I f♦you♦change♦your♦mind,♦just♦c lose♦the♦

phonebook.

Voice Message Notication

If♦you♦subscribe♦to♦a♦land♦line’s♦voice♦mail♦service,♦your♦phone♦can♦notify♦you♦when♦ you♦have♦a♦new♦message.♦This♦feature♦supports♦Frequency-Shift♦Keying♦(FSK)♦ notification.♦Contact♦your♦voice♦mail♦provider♦for♦information.♦

When♦you♦have♦n ew♦messages,♦the♦display♦shows♦a♦message♦icon.♦To♦access♦your♦ voice♦mail,♦press♦

# When you select

Access number if you have not yet set one up (see page 10). If you have already set one up, your phone will dial it.

After♦you♦listen♦to♦your♦messages,♦the♦message♦icon♦turns♦off.♦If♦it♦doesn’t,♦you♦can♦ reset♦it:♦With♦the♦phone♦in♦standby,♦open♦the♦menu♦and♦sel ect♦

VMWI Reset

If♦you♦change♦voice♦mail♦providers,♦you♦can♦edit♦your♦voice♦mail♦number.♦Open♦the♦ menu♦and♦select♦Global Setup/Edit Voice Mail.

message /mute

,♦then♦select♦

Voice Mai l

Yes

♦and♦select♦

Voice Mail

.♦

, you will be prompted to enter a Voice Mail

Global Setup

;♦select♦

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USING THE ANSWERING SYSTEM

# The answering system works with land-line calls only.

Answering System Options (

You♦can♦set♦or♦change♦the♦answering♦system♦options♦from♦a ny♦handset.♦Just♦open♦the♦ menu♦and♦select♦

Select this option... To...

Security Code

Ring Time

Record Time

Message Alert

Ans. Language

Call Screen

Ans. On/Off

Record Greeting Greeting Option

Answering Setup

Enter a 2-digit PIN so you can access your answering system from any touch-tone phone (see page 22).

Set the number of rings (2, 4, or 6) before the system answers. if you have new messages or after 4 rings if you don't.

Set the amount of time ( leave a message. Choose the system to let callers to leave a message.

Have the system beep every 15 seconds when you have a new message. The alert stops after you listen to all your new messages or if you press any key on the base.

Change the language of the system's voice prompts. Turn on the call screen feature so you can hear callers as

they leave messages on the base speaker (see page 22). Turn your answering system on or off.

You can also press Record an outgoing message or greeting (see below). Switch greetings or delete your greeting (see below).

Personalizing the Greeting

Your♦personal♦outgoing♦message♦or♦greeting♦can♦be♦from♦2♦to♦30♦seconds♦long.♦If♦you♦ don’t♦record♦a♦greeting,♦the♦system♦uses♦a♦pre-recorded♦greeting:♦Hello, no one is

available to take your call. Please leave a message after the tone.

To... Follow these steps:

1. Open the menu with the phone in standby. Select

Setup

, then

2. Press

record a personal greeting

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menu/select

"Record greeting" before speaking.

3. Press

menu/select

new greeting.

4. To keep the greeting, press

intercom/clear

Answering Setup

Toll Saver

makes the system answer after 2 rings

answer on/oFF

Record Greeting

to start recording. Wait until the system says

to stop recording. The system plays back your

)

1 or 4

minutes) callers have to

Announce Only

end

. To delete it and try again, press

if you don't want

on the base.

Answering

To... Follow these steps:

switch between greetings

delete your greeting

1. Open the menu with the phone in standby. Select

Setup

, then

Greeting Options

2. The system plays back the current greeting. Press switch greetings.

Switch to your personal greeting, then press the greeting is playing.

Answering

menu/select

intercom/clear

while

Accessing the Answering System

When♦the♦phone’s♦in♦standby,♦you♦can♦access♦the♦system♦from♦any♦hands et♦thr ough♦ the♦

Play Message

♦menu♦on♦the♦

message /mute

♦key.♦The♦following♦con ditions♦apply:

♦♦ Only♦1♦handset♦can♦access♦the♦system♦at♦a♦time. ♦♦ If♦you♦do♦nothing♦for♦30♦seco nds,♦the♦phone♦returns♦to♦

standby.

♦♦ Du ring♦remote♦access,♦the♦phone♦beeps♦so♦you♦know♦

it's♦waiting♦for♦the♦next♦command.

During♦message♦playback,♦press♦

menu/selec t

♦to♦open♦the♦

Play Message

Voicemail

Select Play Message.

menu♦for♦playba ck♦control.

Play Message

with♦the♦newest,♦unheard♦messages♦and♦then♦replaying♦the♦older♦messages.♦With♦the♦ phone♦in♦standby,♦press♦ play♦mess ages♦with♦this♦mode♦from♦the♦base♦or♦from♦the♦handset.

To... From the base From a handset

play new messages

restart this message

replay an earlier message

skip a message Press

♦replays♦all♦t he♦messages♦received,♦st arting♦

message /mute

Press

play/stop.

♦to♦access♦the♦

Play Message

Press select

♦selection.♦You♦can♦

message/mute

Play Message

The system announces the number of new & old messages, then plays each new message (followed by the day and time) in the order it was received. After the new messages play, the system plays the old messages.

Wait at least 5 seconds after the message starts playing,

press

rev/FlasH.

press 1 (number key).

Within 2 seconds after a message starts playing,

press

rev/FlasH.

Fwd/mute

. Select 3 (number key).

select 1 (number key).

and

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To... From the base From a handset

delete a message

delete all messages

play old messages

stop playback Press

While a message is playing, press

delete

With the phone in standby, press

delete

press

; press

delete

again to confirm.

After the system plays all new messages,

play/stop

again. select 2 (number key).

play/stop

. Select 5 (number key).

While a message is playing, select 4 (number key).

Not available.

Screening Your Calls

You♦can♦use♦the♦answering♦system♦for♦call♦screening.♦While♦the♦system♦takes♦a♦ message,♦you♦can♦listen♦on♦the♦base♦speaker♦(if♦you♦turn♦on♦ handset.♦Only♦one♦handset♦can♦screen♦calls♦at♦a♦time.♦If♦another♦handse t♦tries♦to♦ screen♦calls,♦it♦beeps♦and♦returns♦to♦standby.

To... From the base From a handset

hear the caller leaving a message

answer the call NA Press mute the call screen

without answering*

*♦♦If♦you♦mute♦th e♦call♦screen,♦the♦system♦continues♦taking♦the♦message:♦it♦just♦stops♦ playing♦through♦the♦speaker.♦

Listen to the caller over the speaker.

play/stop

Press

Call Screen)

Press

Press handset to the cradle.

♦or♦from♦a♦

message/mute

Home/FlasH end

or return the

Using the System While You're Away from Home

You♦can♦dial♦in♦to♦your♦answering♦system♦from♦any♦touch-tone♦phone.♦Before♦you♦ can♦use♦this♦feature,♦you♦must♦program♦a♦security♦code.

Programming a Security Code

With♦the♦phone♦in♦standby,♦open♦the♦menu;♦select♦

Security Code

Press♦

.♦Use♦the♦number♦keypad♦to♦enter♦a♦two-digit♦security♦code♦(01♦to♦99).♦

menu/selec t

♦when♦you’re♦finished.

Answering Setup

,♦then♦select♦

# Remember to make a note of your new security code!

Dialing In to Your System

1.♦ Call♦your♦phone♦number♦&♦wait♦until♦the♦system♦answers.♦(If♦the♦system♦is♦turned♦ off,♦it♦answers♦after♦10♦rings♦&♦sounds♦a♦series♦of♦beeps.)

2.♦ During♦the♦greeting♦or♦beeps,♦press♦ If♦you♦enter♦it♦incorrectly♦3♦times,♦the♦system♦hangs♦up♦and♦return s♦to♦standby.

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♦and♦immediately♦enter♦your♦security♦co de.♦

3.♦ The♦system♦announces♦the♦time,♦the♦number♦of♦messages♦in♦memory,♦and♦a♦help♦ prompt.♦It♦beeps♦to♦let♦you♦know♦it's♦waiting♦for♦a♦command.♦

4.♦ When♦you♦hear♦beeping,♦enter♦a♦2-digit♦command♦from♦the♦c hart.

# If you don' t press

any keys for 15 seconds, the system hangs up and returns to standby.

01 Repeat message 05 Stop playback 02 Play message 06 Turn the system on 03 Skip message 09 Turn the system off 04 Delete message 10 Hear help prompts

IMPORTANT INFORMATION

Solving Problems

If♦you♦have♦any♦trouble♦with♦your♦phone,♦check♦this♦section♦fir st.♦If♦you♦need♦help,♦ call♦our♦Customer♦Care♦Line♦listed♦on♦the♦front♦cover.

General problems Possible solutions

No handsets can make or receive calls.

A handset can’t make or receive calls.

A handset can make calls, but it won’t ring.

A handset is not working.

The phone keeps ringing when I answer on an extension.

Audio issues Possible solutions

Callers sound weak or soft.

There’s a lot of noise or static on the line

Caller ID problems Possible solutions

No handsets display Caller ID information.

x Check the telephone cord connection. x Disconnect the base AC adapter for a few minutes;

then reconnect it.

x Move the handset closer to the base.

x Make sure the ringer is turned on. x Make sure Silent Mode is turned off (see p. 15).

x Charge the battery for 15-20 hours. x Check the battery connection.

x You may have to change the line mode. Contact

Customer Service for instructions.

x Move the handset closer to the base. x Keep the handset’s battery fully charged. x Increase the earpiece volume.

x Check for interference from appliances (microwave ovens, TVs,

etc.) or wireless devices (baby monitors, WiFi equipment, etc.).

Move the handset or base away from the interference source. x If you use a telecoil hearing aid, turn on T-coil mode (see p. 8). x If you have any service that uses the phone line, add a DSL or

telephone line filter (see page 25).

x Let calls ring twice before answering. x Make sure your Caller ID service is active.

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Caller ID problems Possible solutions

Caller ID displays briefly and then clears.

x You may have to change the line mode. Contact

Customer Service for instructions.

Multi-handset problems Possible solutions

I can’t transfer calls. Two handsets can’t talk to a caller.

A handset says

Unavailable

I can’t register a new handset.

x Reset the handset (see page 25). x See if any handset is in Privacy Mode.

x Move the handset closer to the base. x See if any handset is in Privacy Mode.

x Reset the handset (see page 25). x See if you have 12 registered handsets.

Answering system problems Possible solutions

The answering system does not work.

The system won't record messages.

A handset can't access the answering system.

My outgoing message is gone.

I can’t hear the base speaker.

Messages are incomplete.

The system keeps recording when I answer on an extension.

x Make sure the answering system is on. x Make sure the base is plugged in.

x See if

Record Tim e

x Delete messages (memory may be full). x See if another handset is using the system.

x Make sure the phone is in standby.

x If there was a power failure, re-record your

personal outgoing message.

x Make sure call screening is turned on. x Change the base speaker volume.

x Increase the x Delete messages (memory may be full).

x You may have to change the line mode.

Contact Customer Service for instructions.

is set to

Record Tim e

Bluetooth problems Possible solutions

x Making sure your phone is in pairing mode. x Check your phone’s manual for instructions on

The D3580 won’t pair with my phone.

The D3580 doesn’t ring when my cellular phone does.

Bluetooth device pairing.

x Making sure your phone supports the Bluetooth

hands-free profile.

x Checking the link order for that phone. In rare cases,

some cellular phones may not be linked as the third or fourth cellular phone.

x Making sure your phone has Bluetooth turned on. x Making sure your phone is in range of the base. x Making sure the handset’s ringer is not turned off.

(The base doesn’t ring on cellular calls.)

Announce O nly

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Bluetooth problems Possible solutions

x Adjusting the handset volume.

The D3580 paired with my phone, but I can’t hear anything through the handset.

x Setting your cellular phone to transfer the audio to

a Bluetooth device. Check your phone’s manual for instructions on Bluetooth setup and options.

x Erase the Bluetooth pairing and repair the cellular

phone to the base. To erase the Bluetooth pairing, see page 12.

Installing a Line Filter or DSL Filter

A♦telephone♦line♦filter♦or♦DSL♦filter♦prevents♦services♦that♦use♦the♦p hone♦line♦from♦ causing♦interference♦on♦your♦phone.♦To♦get♦a♦line♦filter,♦contact♦your♦service♦provider♦ or♦look♦in♦an♦electronics♦store.♦

Plug♦the♦filter♦into♦the♦telephone♦wall♦jack♦and♦plug♦the♦base♦into♦the♦filter.♦Make♦a♦ test♦call♦to♦make♦sure♦the♦noise♦is♦gone.

Liquid Damage

CAUTION: If the base is covered in liquid, disconnect the adapter & phone cord from the wall before touching it.

If♦the♦liquid♦is♦only♦on♦the♦e xterio r♦housing♦of♦the♦bas e♦or♦handset,♦wipe♦it♦off♦and♦ use♦as♦normal .♦If♦you♦ca n♦hear♦liquid♦inside♦the♦housing:

1.♦ Remove♦all♦compartment♦covers,♦and♦disconnect♦all♦cables♦and♦cords.

2.♦ If♦liquid♦is♦leaking♦from♦any♦vent♦or♦hole,♦turn♦the♦phone♦so♦that♦vent♦faces♦down.♦ If♦not,♦place♦the♦largest♦vent♦face♦down.

3.♦ Let♦dry♦for♦at♦least♦3♦days.♦Check♦for♦liquid♦inside♦the♦phone♦before♦replacing♦ compartment♦covers♦&♦reconnecting♦cords.

Resetting Handsets

If♦you♦have♦trouble♦with♦a♦handset♦or♦if♦you♦want♦to♦replace♦one,♦clear♦the♦ registration♦information♦from♦the♦base♦and♦the♦handset:

1.♦ Press♦&♦hold♦

2.♦ If♦you♦still♦have♦the♦base♦the♦handset♦is♦registered♦to,♦select♦ select♦the♦handset♦you♦want♦to♦reset.♦If♦you♦don’t♦have♦that♦base♦anymore,♦select♦

Base Unavailable

3.♦ To♦confirm,♦select♦

end

♦and♦#♦at♦the♦same♦time♦until♦you♦see♦the♦

Yes

.♦The♦handset♦displays♦

Handset not registered

System Reset

Deregister HS

.♦

♦menu.

,♦then♦

Registering Handsets

If♦you♦see♦a♦“not♦registe red”♦message♦on♦a♦handset,♦you♦must♦register♦it♦to♦a♦base♦ before♦using♦it.

1.♦ Place♦the♦handset♦in♦the♦base;♦the♦display♦should♦say♦

Handset Registering

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2.♦ Wait♦until♦th e♦display♦says♦

Registration Complete

♦(about♦30♦ seconds),♦then♦pick♦up♦the♦handset;♦ press♦

Home/Fl asH

3.♦ If♦you♦don’t♦hear♦a♦dial♦tone♦or♦the♦ display♦says♦

Registration Failed

,♦ charge♦the♦battery♦compl etely,♦then♦ try♦again.

Adapter and Battery Information

AC adapter Base Charger

Part♦nu mber PS-0046 PS-0035 Input♦voltage 120V♦AC,♦60♦Hz

Output♦voltage

♦x Use♦only♦the♦sup plied♦AC♦adapters. ♦x Use♦the♦proper♦adapter♦for♦t he♦base♦&♦any♦

chargers.

♦x Do♦not♦pl ace♦the♦u nit♦in♦d irect♦sunl ight♦or♦subject♦

it♦to♦high♦temperatures.♦ ♦

6V♦AC♦@♦ 500m A

7V♦AC♦@♦ 800m A♦(USB)

8V♦AC♦@♦ 300m A

Battery pack (with normal use)

Part♦nu mber BT1031 Capacity 400mA,♦2.4V♦DC Talk♦time about♦7♦hours Standby♦time about♦7♦days Batte r y♦life about♦1♦year

♦x Replace♦the♦batter y♦when♦the♦tal k♦or♦standby♦time♦

becomes♦noticeably♦reduced.♦For♦replacements,♦ call♦the♦Parts♦Depar t ment♦(see♦t he♦front♦cover).

♦x When♦the♦battery♦gets♦low,♦the♦handse t♦beeps♦a nd♦

shows♦a♦low♦bat tery♦alert;♦put♦the♦handset♦in♦the♦ cradle♦for♦recha rging.♦

Rechargeable Battery Warning

♦x is♦equipment♦contai ns♦a♦rechargeable♦Nickel-

Metal-Hydride♦(Ni-MH)♦batter y.♦

♦x Nickel♦is♦a♦chemical♦k nown♦to♦t he♦state♦of♦Cal ifor-

nia♦to♦cau se♦cancer. ♦x Do♦not♦short-circuit♦t he♦battery. ♦x e♦batteries♦in♦this♦equipment♦may♦explode♦if♦

disposed♦of♦in♦a♦ re.♦ ♦x Do♦not♦charge♦the♦batteries♦in♦any♦charger♦other♦

than♦t he♦one♦specied♦in♦the♦ow ner's♦manual.♦

Using♦another♦charger♦may♦dama ge♦the♦batter y♦or♦

cause♦it♦to♦explode.♦ ♦x As♦part♦of♦our♦commit ment♦to♦protecting♦our♦

environment♦and♦conservi ng♦natu ral♦re sources,♦

Uniden♦volu ntarily♦partic ipates♦i n♦an♦RBRC®♦

indust ry♦program♦to♦collect♦and♦recycle♦used♦

Ni-MH♦batteries♦with in♦the♦United♦States.♦Please♦

call♦1-800-8-BATT ERY♦for♦information♦on♦

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Ni-MH♦battery♦recycling♦in♦♦ your♦are a.♦(RBRC®♦is♦a♦♦ registered♦tradema rk♦of♦th e♦♦ Rechargeable♦Batter y♦♦ Recycling♦Corporation.)

Recha rgeable batt eries must be re cycled or dispos ed of properl y.

Warning ! The cords on thi s product and /or access ories contain l ead, a chemic al known to the st ate of Califor nia to cause bir th defec ts or other re productive h arm. Wash hands af ter handlin g.

Uniden w orks to reduc e lead content in o ur produ cts & accessor ies.

Compliance Information

FCC Part 68 Information

is♦equ ipment♦complies♦with♦Part♦68♦of♦t he♦FCC♦ rules♦and♦the♦requirements♦adopted♦by♦t he♦ACTA.♦ On♦the♦bottom♦of♦this♦equ ipment♦is♦a♦label♦that♦ contai ns,♦among♦other♦infor mation,♦a♦product♦ identier♦in♦the♦format♦US:♦AAAEQ##TXXXX.♦ If♦requested,♦t his♦nu mber♦must♦be♦provided♦to♦the♦ phone♦compa ny.

An♦appl icable♦Universa l♦Service♦Order♦Codes♦ (USOC)♦certication♦for♦the♦jacks♦used♦in♦ this♦equipmen t♦i s♦provided♦(i.e.,♦RJ11C)♦in♦the♦ packaging♦w ith♦each♦piece♦of♦approved♦terminal♦ equipment.♦A♦plug♦and♦jack♦used♦to♦connect♦this♦ equipment♦to♦the♦premises♦w iri ng♦and♦telephone♦ network♦must♦comply♦with♦t he♦applicable♦FCC♦ Part♦68♦rule s♦and♦requirements♦adopted♦by♦the♦ ACTA.♦A♦compliant♦telephone♦cord♦a nd♦modular♦ plug♦is♦prov ided♦with♦t h is♦product.♦It♦is♦designed♦ to♦be♦connected♦to♦a♦compatible♦modular♦jack♦that♦ is♦also♦compliant.♦See♦installation♦instructions♦ for♦details.

e♦REN♦is♦used♦to♦determ ine♦the♦number♦of♦ devices♦that♦may♦be♦connected♦to♦a♦phone♦line.♦ Excessive♦RENs♦on♦a♦phone♦line♦may♦result♦in♦ devices♦not♦ri nging♦in♦response♦to♦an♦incoming♦ call.♦In♦most♦but♦not♦al l♦areas,♦the♦sum♦of♦R E Ns♦ should♦not♦excee d♦ve♦(5.0).♦To♦be♦certa in♦of♦the♦ number♦of♦devices♦tha t♦may♦be♦connected♦to♦a♦ line,♦a s♦deter mined♦by♦the♦tot al♦RENs,♦contact♦the♦ telephone♦provider.♦e♦REN♦for♦t his♦product♦is♦ part♦of♦the♦product♦identier♦t hat♦has♦t he♦format♦ US:AA AEQ##TX XX X.♦e♦d igits♦represented♦by♦ ##♦are♦the♦REN♦w ithout♦a♦decimal♦point♦(e.g.,♦03♦ is♦a♦REN♦of♦0.3).

If♦this♦equipment♦causes♦harm♦to♦the♦telephone♦ network,♦the♦telephone♦company♦will♦not ify♦you♦ in♦adva nce♦that♦temporary♦d iscont inua nce♦of♦ serv ice♦may♦be♦required.♦But♦if♦advance♦notic e♦ isn't♦practica l,♦the♦telephone♦company♦w ill♦notif y♦ the♦customer♦as♦soon♦as♦p ossible.♦Also,♦you♦wil l♦be♦ advised♦of♦you r♦r ight♦to♦ le♦a♦complaint♦with♦the♦ FCC♦if♦you♦believe♦it♦is♦necessar y.♦e♦telephone♦ company♦may♦make♦changes♦in♦its♦f acilities,♦

equipment,♦operations♦or♦procedures♦that♦could♦ aect♦the♦operation♦of♦t he♦equipment.♦If♦this♦happens♦the♦telephone♦company♦w ill♦provide♦advance♦ notice♦in♦order♦for♦you♦to♦make♦n e cessary♦modications♦to♦maintain♦uninterrupted♦ser vice.

Please♦follow♦instructions♦for♦repairing,♦if♦any♦ (e.g.♦battery♦replacement♦section);♦other wise♦do♦ not♦subst itute♦or♦repair♦any♦parts♦of♦the♦device♦ except♦as♦spec i ed♦in♦t his♦manual.♦Connect ion♦to♦ part y♦line♦serv ice♦is♦subject♦to♦state♦ta ris.♦Contact♦the♦state♦public♦utilit y♦comm ission,♦public♦ serv ice♦commission♦or♦corporation♦commi ssion♦ for♦infor mation.♦is♦equipment♦is♦hearing♦aid♦ compatible.

If♦you♦experience♦trouble♦with♦this♦equipment ,♦ contact♦the♦manufacturer♦(see♦the♦cover♦of♦this♦ manua l♦for♦contact♦information)♦or♦an♦authoriz ed♦ agent.♦If♦the♦equ ipment♦is♦causing♦harm♦to♦t he♦ telephone♦network,♦the♦telephone♦co mpany♦may♦ request♦that♦you♦d iscon nect♦t he♦equipment♦until♦ the♦problem♦is♦resolved.♦

If♦your♦home♦has♦wired♦alarm♦equipment♦connected♦to♦a♦phone♦li ne,♦be♦sure♦t hat♦installing♦the♦ system♦does♦not♦disable♦your♦alarm♦equipment.♦If♦ you♦have♦questions♦about♦what♦will♦disable♦ala rm♦ equipment,♦contact♦your♦telephone♦company♦or♦a♦ quali ed♦install er.

Any♦changes♦or♦modications♦to♦this♦product♦not♦ expres sly♦approved♦by♦the♦manufacturer♦or♦other♦ part y♦responsible♦for♦complia nce♦cou ld♦void♦your♦ authority♦to♦operate♦this♦product.

NOTICE:♦Accordi ng♦to♦telephone♦company♦ reports,♦AC♦electrical♦surges,♦t ypically♦resulting♦ from♦lightning♦strikes,♦are♦very♦destruc tive♦to♦ telephone♦equipment♦connec ted♦to♦AC♦power♦ sources.♦To♦minimize♦d amage♦from♦these♦types♦of♦ surges ,♦a♦surge♦a rrestor♦is♦recommended.

FCC Part 15 Information

is♦device♦complies♦w ith♦pa rt♦15♦of♦the♦FCC♦ rules.♦Oper ation♦is♦subject♦to♦the♦fol lowing♦two♦ conditions:♦(1)♦is♦dev ice♦may♦not♦cause♦harmf ul♦ interference,♦and♦(2)♦is♦device♦must♦accept♦ any♦interference♦received,♦includi ng♦interference♦ that♦may♦c ause♦undesi red♦operation.♦Privac y♦of♦ commun ications♦may♦not♦be♦ensured♦when♦using♦ this♦phone.♦

FCC PART 15.105(b):♦Note:♦is♦equipment♦has♦ been♦te sted♦and♦found♦to♦comply♦with♦the♦li mits♦ for♦a♦Class♦B♦digital♦device,♦pursuant♦to♦part♦15♦ of♦the♦FCC♦Rules.♦ese♦li mits♦a re♦designed♦to♦ provide♦reason able♦protection♦against♦harmfu l♦ interference♦in♦a♦resident ial♦i nsta llat ion.♦is♦ equipment♦generates,♦uses♦and♦can♦radiate♦rad io♦ frequency♦energy♦and,♦if♦not♦insta lled♦a nd♦used♦ in♦accordance♦with♦t he♦instruc tions ,♦may♦cause♦ harmful♦i nterf erence♦to♦radio♦com munic ations.♦ However,♦there♦is♦no♦guarantee♦that♦interference♦ will♦not♦occur♦in♦a♦particula r♦installation.♦I f♦this♦ equipment♦does♦cause♦ha r mfu l♦interference♦to♦ radio♦or♦television♦reception,♦which♦can♦be♦determined♦by♦turn ing♦the♦equipment♦o♦and♦on,♦the♦

user♦is♦encouraged♦to♦tr y♦to♦correct♦the♦inter ference♦by♦one♦or♦more♦of♦the♦fol lowing♦meas u res:

♦x Reorient♦or♦relocate♦t he♦receiv ing♦antenna . ♦x Increase♦the♦separation♦between♦the♦equipment♦

and♦rec eiver.♦

♦x Connect♦the♦equipment♦into♦an♦outlet♦on♦a♦

circu it♦dierent♦from♦that♦to♦which♦the♦receiver♦ is♦connected.

♦x Consult♦the♦dealer♦or♦an♦experienced♦rad io/TV♦

technician♦for♦help.

FCC RF Exposure Information

is♦product♦compl ies♦with♦FCC♦radiation♦exposure♦li mits♦u nder♦the♦following♦conditions:♦

♦x e♦base♦must♦be♦placed♦to♦a llow♦a♦minimu m♦of♦20♦

cm♦(8♦inches)♦between♦the♦antenna♦and♦all♦persons♦ during♦norma l♦operation.♦

♦x e♦base♦must♦not♦be♦collo c ated♦or♦operated♦i n♦

conjunction♦with♦any♦o t her♦a ntenna♦or♦t ransmitter.♦

♦x e♦handset♦is♦designed♦for♦body-worn♦operation♦

and♦meets♦FCC♦RF♦exposure♦gu ideli nes♦when♦ used♦with♦any♦b elt♦clip,♦car r ying♦case,♦or♦other♦ accessory♦supplied♦w ith♦t his♦product.♦(All♦necessary♦accessories♦are♦included♦in♦t he♦package;♦a ny♦ additional♦or♦optiona l♦accessories♦are♦not♦required♦ for♦compliance♦with♦the♦guideline s.)♦ird♦part y♦ accessories♦(unless♦approved♦by♦t he♦manu fact urer)♦ should♦be♦avoided♦as♦these♦might♦not♦comply♦w ith♦ FCC♦RF♦exposu re♦gu idelines.♦

Industry Canada (I.C.) Notice

Terminal equipment

NOTICE:♦ is♦equipment♦meets♦the♦applicable♦ Indust ry♦Ca nada♦Terminal♦Equipment♦Technical♦ Specications.♦is♦is♦con rmed♦by♦t he♦registration♦number.♦e♦abbreviation♦IC♦befor e♦t he♦ registration♦number♦signies♦that♦registration♦was♦ perfor med♦based♦on♦a♦Declarat ion♦of♦Conformity♦ indicating♦that♦Industr y♦Canada♦technical♦specications♦were♦met.♦It♦does♦not♦i mply♦that♦Industry♦ Canad a♦approved♦the♦equipment.

NOTICE:♦e♦Rin ger♦Equivalence♦Number♦ (REN)♦for♦this♦termi nal♦equipment♦is♦marked♦on♦ the♦equipment♦itself.♦e♦R EN♦as signed♦to♦each♦ termi nal♦equipment♦provides♦an♦indication♦of♦ the♦maximu m♦number♦of♦terminals♦allowed♦to♦be♦ connec ted♦to♦a♦telephone♦interface.♦e♦ter mination♦on♦an♦i nterface♦may♦consist♦of♦a ny♦combination♦of♦devices♦subject♦only♦to♦the♦requi rement♦ that♦the♦sum♦of♦the♦Ringer♦Equivalence♦Numbers♦ of♦all♦t he♦dev ices♦does♦not♦exceed♦5.

Radio equipment

e♦term♦IC♦before♦the♦radio♦certication♦number♦ only♦sig nie s♦that♦Industry♦Canada♦technical♦ specications♦were♦met.♦Operation♦is♦subject♦to♦ the♦following♦two♦cond itions:♦(1)♦this♦device♦may♦ not♦cause♦interference,♦and♦(2)♦this♦device♦must♦ accept♦a ny♦interference,♦including♦i nterference♦ that♦may♦c ause♦undesi red♦operation♦of♦the♦dev ice.♦ "Privacy♦of♦communications♦may♦not♦be♦ensured♦ when♦using♦this♦telephone".

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1-Year Limited Warranty

Eviden ce of original p urchase is req uired for warrant y service.

WARRANTOR:♦UNIDEN♦AM E RICA♦CORPORATION♦("Uniden")♦

ELEMENTS♦OF♦WARRANTY:♦Uniden♦warrants,♦ for♦one♦year,♦to♦the♦orig ina l♦retail♦owner,♦this♦ Uniden♦Product♦to♦be♦free♦from♦defec ts♦in♦materials♦and♦cra smanship♦with♦only♦the♦li mita t ions♦or♦ exclusions♦set♦out♦below.♦

WARRANTY♦DURATION:♦ is♦wa r rant y♦to♦ the♦origina l♦user♦shall♦termi nate♦and♦be♦of♦no♦ further♦eect♦12♦mont hs♦aer♦the♦date♦of♦orig ina l♦ retai l♦sale.♦e♦war rant y♦is♦invalid♦i f♦the♦Product♦ is♦(A)♦damaged♦or♦not♦ma intained♦as♦reasonable♦ or♦necessary,♦(B)♦modied,♦altered,♦or♦used♦ as♦par t♦of♦any♦conversion♦kits,♦subassemblies,♦ or♦any♦congurations♦not♦sold♦by♦Uniden,♦(C)♦ improperly♦installed,♦(D)♦ser viced♦or♦repa ired♦ by♦someone♦other♦than♦an♦authori zed♦Un iden♦ serv ice♦center♦for♦a♦defect♦or♦malfunctio n♦covered♦ by♦this♦warranty,♦(E)♦used♦in♦any♦conjunction♦ with♦equipment♦or♦part s♦or♦as♦part♦of♦any♦s ystem♦ not♦manufactured♦by♦Uniden,♦or♦(F)♦insta lled♦or♦ progra mmed♦by♦anyone♦ot her♦than♦as♦detailed♦by♦ the♦owner's♦manua l♦for♦th is♦product.♦

STATEMENT♦OF♦REMEDY:♦In♦the♦e vent♦that♦ the♦product♦does♦not♦confor m♦to♦this♦warranty♦ at♦any♦time♦while♦this♦war r anty♦is♦in♦eect,♦wa rrantor♦w il l♦either,♦at♦its♦option,♦repair♦or♦replace♦ the♦defective♦unit♦and♦return♦it♦to♦you♦w ithout♦ charge♦for♦parts,♦ser vice,♦or♦any♦ot her♦cost♦(except♦ shipping♦and♦handli ng)♦incurred♦by♦warrantor♦or♦ its♦representatives♦in♦connection♦with♦the♦performance♦of♦t his♦warra nty.♦Warrantor,♦at♦its♦option,♦ may♦replace♦the♦unit♦wit h♦a♦new♦or♦ref urbished♦ unit.♦T HE♦LIMITE D♦WARRA NTY♦SET♦FORTH♦ ABOVE♦IS♦T HE♦SOLE♦AND♦EN TIR E♦WARRANTY♦PERTAI NING♦TO♦THE♦PRODUCT♦AND♦ IS♦IN♦LIEU♦OF♦AND♦E XCLUDES♦A LL♦OTHER♦ WARRANTIES♦OF♦ANY♦NATURE♦WHATSOEVER,♦WHET HER♦EXPRESS,♦IMPLIED♦OR♦ ARISING♦BY♦OPER ATION♦OF♦LAW,♦INCLUDING,♦BUT♦NOT♦LIMITED♦TO♦ANY♦IMPLIED♦ WARRANTIES♦OF♦MERCHANTABILI TY♦OR♦ FITN ESS♦FOR♦A♦PARTICULAR♦PUR POSE.♦THIS♦ WARRANTY♦DOES♦NOT♦COVER♦OR♦PROVIDE♦ FOR♦THE♦R EIMBURSEMENT♦OR♦PAYMENT♦ OF♦INCIDE NTAL♦OR♦CONSEQUENTIA L♦DAMAGES.♦Some♦states♦do♦not♦allow♦this♦exclus ion♦or♦ limitation♦of♦i ncidental♦or♦consequential♦damages♦ so♦the♦above♦lim itation♦or♦exclusion♦may♦not♦ apply♦to♦you.

LEGAL♦REMEDIES:♦is♦wa rranty♦gives♦you♦ specic♦legal♦rights,♦an d♦you♦may♦also♦have♦other♦ rights♦which♦vary♦f rom♦state♦to♦state.♦is♦warranty♦is♦void♦out side♦the♦United♦States♦of♦America♦ and♦Canada.♦

PROCEDUR E♦FOR♦OBTAINING♦PERFORMANCE♦OF♦WARRANTY:♦If,♦a er♦following♦ the♦instructions♦in♦the♦ow ner's♦manual♦you♦a re♦ certain♦that♦the♦Product♦is♦defective,♦pack♦the♦

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Product♦caref ully♦(preferably♦in♦its♦original♦ packaging).♦Disconnect♦t he♦battery♦from♦the♦ Product♦and♦separately♦secu re♦the♦batter y♦in♦its♦ own♦separate♦packag ing♦withi n♦the♦sh ipping♦ carton.♦e♦Product♦shou ld♦include♦al l♦parts♦and♦ accessories♦origi nal ly♦pack aged♦with♦the♦Product.♦ Include♦evidence♦of♦orig inal♦purcha se♦and♦a♦note♦ describing♦t he♦defec t♦that♦has♦caused♦you♦to♦ret urn♦ it.♦e♦Product♦shou ld♦be♦shipped♦freight♦prepaid,♦ by♦traceable♦means,♦to♦warrantor♦at:

Uniden♦A merica♦Service♦ 4700♦Amon♦Carter♦Blvd.♦ Fort♦Worth,♦TX♦76155

♦x Uniden®♦is♦a♦registered♦t rademark♦of♦Uniden♦

America♦Corporation.

♦x e♦pict ures♦i n♦this♦manua l♦are♦for♦example♦only.♦

Your♦phone♦may♦not♦look♦exactly♦li ke♦the♦pictures.

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