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BEFORE USING THE PHONE
1.
Take the handset
to the location
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SPEED DIAL
The handset
can store up to 10
bona numbers
in ita memory.
You can dial a stored
number
simply
by pressing
MEMORY
and the aasigned
l-digit
memory
location
number.
To store numbers
b
ml
1.
Press and hold tha MEMORY
button
for
you want to use it.
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TALK/VOL
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2.
Press the TALK/VOL
button.
Verify
that you gets
dial tone and the
TALK/BATT.
LOW indicator
lights.
Your handset
is raady to use.
at least one second.
The TALK/BATT.LOW
indicator
flashes.
Tha dialing
buttons
light for
approximately
10 seconds.
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3.
Place a call or press ~
to hang up.
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NOTE:
The base station
CHARGE/lN
USE indicatOr
will
flash, when
TALK/VOL
button
ig pressed.
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Dial the phone
number
vou want to
::
store,
If you make an error while
storing
a
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number,
press ~
to cancel the
REDIAL/P
ooeration.
MEMORY
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2.
RINGER VOLUME
SETTING
You can set ringer volume
low or high
in standby
mode.
Evary time you press
and hold the RINGER
VOL. button
for at
least one second,
ringer volume
changes
between
low and high
alternately.
When
reset, the handset
rings at the
selected
volume
level.
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CHANNEL
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T: resume,
begin with step 1.
Up to 16 digits can be stored.
(A pause counts
as one digit.)
Press the MEMORY
button.
Press a number
button
(0 -9)
to assign
a memory
location
number
to the phone
number.
A beep sounds.
The dialing
button
light, and the TALK/BA~.LOW
indicator
go off.
The phone
number
ia now stored
in the handaet
memory.
Write
the stored
phona
number
on the speed dial directory
sheet (included).
Repeat
steps 1-5
to store other numbers
or to change
previously
stored
numbers
3.
4,
RINGER
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VOL.
1O-CHANNEL ACCESS/AUTO
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Every time You answer
or place a call using the handset,
this cOrdleas telephone
automatically
selects a clear channel
from
10 channels
available
to transmit
signals
between
the base station
and handset.
If you notice interference
during
a call, simply
preaa the CHANNEL
button
on the handset
to accesa a cleer channel.
5.
6,
To insert
a pause:
Stored
phone
numbers
can include
a 2-second
pauses between
two digita (after
1 to get
an outside
line in a PBX system,
for example).
press ~
after the first di9it.
PLACING A CALL
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or
TALK/VOL
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Dialing
.
buttons
1.
Press _l.
(Or lift the handset
from the baae stetion
end then press l-[.)
The TALK/BATT.LOW
indicator
lights. The
To dial a
numberstoredin the memory
1.
Preaa 1-1.
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2.
Press ~].
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3.
Enter the location
number
(0 - 9).
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0-9
The speed dial memory
may be eraaed
if
'p
the hendset
battery
is replaced
or
REDIAL/P
exhausted.
MEMORV
"z
dialing
buttons
also light for simr~ximateiv
10 seconds
2.
Dial the number.
3.
Press ~
to hang up.
To
adjust
the volume
Press [~]
once during
e call.
The volume
level changes
- normal
or loud - eech time the TALK/VOL
button
is pressad.
To cleer a stored
numbet
ANSWERING
A CALL
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When
a call comes
in, the dialing
buttons
+
flash, the TALK/BATT.LOW
and CHARGE/
IN USE indicators
flaah.
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1.
Press and hold the MEMORY
button
for at least one second
2.
Press the MEMORY
button
again.
3.
Enter the assigned
apeed dial number.
The number
stored
in this location
haa been erased.
1.
2,
Press ~1.
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X
(Or lift the handset
from the base
station. )
TALK/VOL
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ANY KEY ANSWER
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You can alao press any key on the
handset
except
the ~
key to answer
0:0
.
.
REDIAL
You can automatically
redial the last number
called
using _].
A number
of up
to 32 digita can be redialed.
the call.
Press ~
to
hang
up
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NOTE:
To rediel after hearing
a busy signal,
press ~,
then -l
and then
~.
NOTE:
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If the handset
ia too far away
from the
base station,
pressing
~
may not
hang up a call. If this happens,
come
closer to the base station
and then
press ~.
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REMEMBER
Your handset
battery
needa recharging
when
you hear a heap every few seconds
during
phone
use. (The TALK/BAIT.
LOW indicator
flashes
at the same intervals.)
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