Specifications and Main Features
- Transmission frequency at 900 hertz
- ADPCM encoded voice communication – a seamless digital link between the handset and the base station
- Voice communication that has been scrambled through digital means
- CID – capability of displaying the Name or Number calling
- The phone features a 2 character by 12 character matrix Alpha/numeric 5 x7 dot matrix LCD screen
- Stores information about 50 persons that called through the CID memory area
- LCD screen of the handheld device is illuminated
- Handset panel is illuminated
- Up to 20 telephone numbers, each having 20 digits can be saved in the memory
- AUTOMATIC SELECTION OF 10 OPERATING CHANNELS AVAILABLE CHANNELS AS PER THE NEED
- This device gives out indications when the handset is functioning or even when on standby and went out of Network within Range
- Detachable battery packs for handsets
- The base unit comes with a spare battery charger
- In case of power loss, the spare battery pack can be fitted into the base for back up
- System is designed for the handsets to charge while placed face up
- Easy to answer – Push any button other than OFF, MUTE or Volume Keys, which is on the handset when the phone rings.
- Cradle returns ensure auto hang-up
- Indicator to show that an extension was being used
- Enhanced Security Measure with a 24 Bit Security Code
- Has. DTMF or Pulse Dialing with the system
- System that indicates and detects when the battery is low
- The device allows a maximum talk time of 7 hours or a maximum standby time of 7 days
- Handset Volume Control
- REDIAL, HOLD, PAGE, and MUTE options
- Hearing Aid Friendly Receiver
- External power unit
- Security codes memory and dial memory records are retained permanently.
- Adjustable Ringer Types
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: In what way should the battery pack be charged?
A: The battery pack is charged by positioning the handset over the cradle on the base unit. The CHARGE indicator light will glow to demonstrate that the battery pack is charging.
Q: What step do I take after the LOW BATTERY message is shown?
A: When the LOW BATTERY is shown, it means the battery pack is low and therefore requires charging. The handset should be put in the cradle for recharging.
Q: What is the recording capacity of Caller ID memory?
A: The VT 1921 has the memory capability of storing a record of more than 50 entries in the Caller ID memory bank.
Q: In what way am I to respond to a call?
A: Response to a call can be made by pressing any key expect the OFF, MUTE or Volume keys when the phone rings.
Q: What if range is exceeded?
A: When the handset is moved too far away from the base the unit will beep several times and display “CHANNEL SEARCHING” indicating that a connection is being made.
Q: Is it possible to utilize the phone when there is no electricity available?
A: Yes, the phone can be used for a maximum of five hours during a power outage if a battery pack is optionally fixed in the main unit.
Q: Is there a way to set a speed dial for a number?
A: While the phone is off, your task is to input any number that needs to be saved, and then proceed to press on MEMORY key and specify the memory location where you intend to save the number (between 01 and 20).
Q: Should I encounter an abnormal operation of the phone, what measures should be taken?
A: If required, try troubleshooting by disconnecting power supply or removing the battery pack and keeping it aside for a few minutes before connecting it all back again.
User Manual
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