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FLASH BUTTON
The FLASH
button
can also be used to access special
services
offered
by your
company
(CALL WAITING
and PBX, for example).
If
you subscribe
to CALL WAITING...
1.
2.
3.
If a call comes
in when
you are already
on the phone,
a beep
sounds.
Press =.
The first call is placed
on hold, and you can talk to the second
caller,
,
Press -
again,
phone
The second
caller is placed
on hold, and you can talk to tha
first caller.
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NOTE:
The FLASH
button
may also be used to get a new dial tone without
pressing
END
button
or replacing
the handset
in the base station
cradle.
However,
if your telephone
line has special
service
features
(like CALL WAITING),
the FLASH
button
may not
operate
in this way.
HANDSET
LOCATOR
PWERNJ
If you misplace
the handset,
press the PAGE/FIND
button
, "
on the base station
to maka the handaat
baap. (Than the
TALK/BATT.LOW
indicator
flashes.)
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WALL MOUNTING
To mount
the baee station
on a wall
1.
Connect
a short modular
telephone
cord
(not supplied)
to the wall plate.
2.
Mount
the base station
on the wall phone
plate and saet it securaly
RECHARGEABLE
HANDSET
BAITERY
socket
all
Recharge
handset
in the base station
cradla for a continuous
12 hours when
tha
TALK/BATT.LOW
indicator
flashes.
(Sea page 3.)
Repeated
recharging
for shorter
periods
may reduce
battery
capacity.
Battery
Refresh
If your battery
seems to need recharging
more often than usual, it mey heve lost part of
its charging
capacity
beceuse
of premature
recharging.
To return
the battery
to its full
capacity,
try tha battery
refresh
procedure.
1
Discharge
tha battery
by leaving
the handset
in talk mode
until the TALK/BAIT.LOW
indicator
flashes.
(First, disconnect
base station
from
phone
line.)
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Charge
the handset
for 12 hours.
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Repeat
this procedura
onca more.
if performance
still doesn't
improve,
it's time to replace
tha battery.
REMEMBER:
Reset security
code after a battery
refrash.
(See page 4.)
~ REMEMBER:
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Your handset
battery
needs recharging
when
you hear a beep every few seconds
durina
DhOne use. (The TALK/BATT.LOW
indicator
flashes
at the same interval.)
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Cleaning
the contact
pointe
To ensure
that the handset
battery
charges
properly,
clean the contact
points
on the
handset
and the base station
once a month
with a soft cloth.
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000
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.
Although
it ia unlikely
that the basa station
will malfunction,
if it does, disconnect
it from
the telephone
line until proper
repairs
are completed.
The cordless
telephone
usas radio frequencies
for transmission
and reception,
and ia
subject
to certain
operating
conditions.
The following
conditions
are normal
and could
affact the operation
of your system.
1.
NOISE
Electrical
pulse noise is preaant
in most homes
at one tima or another,
This is most
intense
during
electrical
storms,
Certain
kinds of electrical
equipment
such as light
dimmers,
fluorescent
bulbs, motors,
fans, etc., also generate
these
noise pulses.
Because
radio frequency
transmissions
are susceptible
to these pulses,
on occaeion
you
may hear them
in your handset,
Generally
they ara a minor
annoyance
and should
not
ba interpreted
as a dafect
in your system.
2.
RANGE
Because
radio frequencies
are used, the location
of the base station
can affect the
oparation
range.
Try several
locations
in your home
or business
and pick the one that
gives you the clearest
signal to the handset.
Turning
around
while
holding
the handset
may help you find the best position.
3.
INTERFERENCE
Electronic
circuits
activata
a ralay to connect
the cordless
telephone
to your telephone
line. These
electronic
circuits
operate
in the radio frequency
spectrum.
While
several
protection
circuits
are used to pravent
unwanted
signals,
there
maybe
periods
whan
these unwanted
signals
enter the base station.
You may hear clicke or hear the relay
activate
while
you ara not using the cordless
handset.
If this starts occurring
frequently,
it can be minimized
or eliminated
by lowering
the height
of your basa station
antenna,
or relocating
the base station.
Check for interference
before
selecting
your final base
station
location
by plugging
it in and monitoring
it for clicks.
Two cordless
systems
should
not be operated
too closa to each other
because
of
interference.
This inter farance
can be reduced
by lowering
your basa station
antenna,
thereby
reducing
its range.
Most cordless
phona
problems
can be corrected
quickly
and easily — without
service.
If
you experience
difficulties,
try the suggestions
below
bafora
taking
vour phone
in for
service.
If the phone
doeen't
work
at all
1
Sacurity
code may have been canceled.
To reset, see page 4.
1
AC adaptor
may not be plugged
into wall outlet
or base station.
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Telephone
line may not be connected.
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Handset
battery
maybe
extremely
low. lfTALK/BATT.LOW
indicator
flashes
in talk
mode,
recharge
battery.
(See paga 7.}
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Handset
maybe
too far from base station.
Mova
closer.
The operating
range
aeema
shorter
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Chack the baae station
location
for interfering
objects.
(See page 2.)
1
Extand
the base station
antenna
to full length.
Handset batterylifeor standbytimeseemsehorier
[
Battery may
not be
fullychargad due
to dirty contact
points.
Wipe
with a soft cloth.
[
Handaet
battery
may have been repeatedly
recharged
before
being fully exhausted.
Try Battery
Refrash.
(See page 7.)
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Battery
may need replacing.
(See page 3.1
Incomingcanedo not ring on handset
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Handset
maybe
too far from baae station.
Move
closer.
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More
than one cordless
phona
ia connectad
to the same
line and they may be using
a same channel.
Change
the channel
of a phone
by pressing
the CHANNEL
button.
Reception is noiey(interference, hum or static)
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Switch
to a clearer
channel.
(.See page 5.)
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Base station
maybe
too close to electrical
equipment.
Try anothar
Iocatmn.
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Handset
mav ba too closa to large metal object(s).
Mova
to another
location,
or
change
diraction
while
using handset.
1
Lower
base-station
antenna
to reduce
intarfarence
range.
If phone
still does not work
I
Resat base station
and handset
aa follows
1.
Disconnect
AC adaptor,
and then reconnect
AC adaptor
to reset base station.
2.
Disconnect
then reconnect
the handset
battery.
3.
Resat security
code. (See page 4.)
Contact points
Contact pointa
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1A06P1 P0831 -B
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SANYO
Electric
Co., Ltd.
Printed
in Malaysia
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