Verizon W2-3DWCB User Manual

User Guide

VerizonONE Phone

Model Number: W2-3DWCB

GENERAL INFORMATION

Thank you for purchasing the only phone you will ever need!

The VerizonONE phone is the only phone of its kind that provides the quality of a digital

cordless phone with the convenience and mobility of the latest in cellular phone technology.

HOW THE PHONE BRINGS CORDLESS & WIRELESS WORK TOGETHER

When the handset is in the range

of the cordless base, the incoming and outgoing calls are

made using the Cordless service. The range is approximately 500 feet in open space – range

may vary depending on the physical characteristics of the space it is being used in. When the

handset is moved out of the range

of the cordless base, incoming calls can be answered by

other phones in the apartment or can be received by the Verizon ONE phone in Wireless

Mode.

The Mode Icon (C/D/A/R) icon in the top row (as shown in the figure to the right) indicates

whether the phone is in Cordless or Wireless Mode. When the handset is Idle and in range

of

the cordless base station, it is in both modes.

HOW DOES THE SERVICE WORK?

All calls will always be sent to your home number. If your handset rings 4 times at home

(Cordless Mode) and you don’t get to it in time, the call will then ring 4 times on your

handset again in Wireless Mode. If no one answers the phone, the caller will have the option

of leaving you a voicemail message.

WHAT AFFECTS YOUR SERVICE CHARGES?

Cordless (landline) calls and Wireless calls have different rates. Please refer to the applicable

Verizon Avenue service plan package for specific call rates. Even in the vicinity of the

Cordless Base, you may receive Wireless calls, if the call is forwarded to Wireless after

ringing 4 times in Cordless mode. If a wireless call is received in range of the cordless base

station, a “Wireless Incoming Call” Message will be shown on the display at the time of

ringing. If the base is turned off or the cordless signal is weak, the phone may turn to

Wireless mode.

Remember, the mode of the phone is indicated by the cordless icon on the top row of the

display. Also, long distance, international, or toll calls, such as 900 and 977 may incur

additional charges on your bill.

Description of the keys

KEY FUNCTIONS

Digit Keys are used to enter numbers, letters,

and symbols.

Soft Keys are used with the various menus
available through the handset display.

TALK/SEND/RECALL

Press before or after entering the phone
number to make a call (depending on mode).
Press and hold for one second to redial the
last phone number in the call history.

END/POWER

Press to hang up a call.
Press and hold to turn the phone On/Off.

Base/Phone Synchronization

Place handset in base and it will synchronize
automatically. That means only your handset
can communicate with your base station for
cordless service.

Left Side

Side Volume Keys

Press and hold to ringer style and/or vibration
mode.

Press and hold to turn the Keypad lock
On/Off.

A

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Speaker

Soft Key 1

Soft Key 2

Talk / Send /
Recall Key

Digit Keys

Vibration /
Up Key

Down Ke

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Microphone

Display

Soft Key 3

End/Power
Ke

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Navigation
Key

Key lock/
Space Key

Icons