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T1000S Explanatory Diagram
1. Ringer and earpiece volume level
2. Redial button - used to easily redial
the last number dialled
3. Store button - used to store numbers in
one touch memories. This button is also
used to adjust ringer volume
4. Telstra Voice Assistant button - for voice
activation/de-activation of phone
features
5. 10 One Touch Memory buttons
6. Double sided memory card, lift clear
window
7. One Touch phone feature buttons
8. One Touch MessageBank button
9. Recall button - used to make an enquiry
call
10. Cancel button - used to turn off phone
features eg Call Wait
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Wall Mounting
A wall-mounting bracket can be
purchased separately from Telstra.
Wall mounting diagram
GETTING STARTED
When you unpack the telephone you will need to ensure the cords are placed
in the slots in the base as per diagram below.
Connect the telephone to a line, lift the handset and check for dial tone. This
ensures the telephone is powered up and will ring correctly.
Repeat this step whenever the telephone has been disconnected
from the line.
An additional line
socket is located at
the rear to allow
connection of other
ACA equipment, eg
answering machine,
extension ringer or
modem
TELEPHONE OPERATION
Adjusting the Ringer Volume When the Telephone is Idle
The ringer has two levels, high and low.
Press
then
or
Adjusting the Ringer Volume When the Telephone is Ringing
Press
or
Adjusting the Handset Earpiece Volume Setting
Adjusts the handset earpiece volume to one of four levels.
Press
or
Confirmation tone will stop at min or max setting.
Note: The earpiece volume will reset to normal when the handset is replaced.
The T1000S also provides a magnetic coupling in the handset for use with hearing aids with a
‘T’ position switch.
Handset park groove is
located at the top edge of
the telephone
Handset hook is set in
position by rotating the dial
Handset cord clamp
Setting will be saved. Confirmation tone will
stop at min or max setting.
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