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FCC Registration and
Repair Information (continued)
Your telephone company may make
changesin its facilities, equipment,
operations, or proceduresthat could
affect the proper functioning of your
AT&Tproduct. If such changes are
planned, you'll be notified.
5. This telephone is compatible
with inductively coupled hearing
aids.
6.Programming/Testing
i
Emergency Numbers
Althoughtesting the programming of
emergency numbers is not a recom-
mendedprocedure, if you do make a
call to an emergency number:
A. You must remain onthe line and
briefly explain the reasonfor the
call before hangingup.
B. Programmingtesting of
emergency numbers should be
performed in the early morning or .
jate evening (off-peak hours).
Sometelephone equipment gener-
ates and uses radio-frequency
energy and, if not installed and used
properly, may causeinterference to
radio and television reception.
Your AT&T product has beentested
and found to meet the standards
for a Class B digital device, as speci-
fied in Part 15 of the FCC Rules.
Thesespecifications are designed to
provide reasonable protection against
suchinterference in a residential
installation. However, there is no
guaranteethat interference will not
occur in a particularinstallation.
If your AT&T product causesinterfer-
enceto radio or television reception
whenit is in use, you might correct
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the interference with any one or all of
these measures:
«= Whereit can bedonesafely,
re-orient the receiving television
or radio antenna.
«= To the extent possible, relocate
the television, radio or other
receiver with respect to the
telephone equipment.
t= If your telephone product runs on
AC power, plug your productinto
an AC outlet that is not onthe
samecircuit as one used by your
radio or television.
if you need assistance, you can
call our National Service Centerat
1 800 437-9504.
Index
AC adapter, 11
Battery
Installation, 9
* Life, 10
* Replacement, 10
Brightness, screen, 25
Call waiting, 19, 27
Camera
* Focus, 25
e Range, 22
¢ Shutter, 26
Dialing
* One-touch (memory), 17
* Manual, 13
¢ Video calls, 23
Dial Mode switch, 10
Electrical power requirements, 11
Extension telephones, 16, 24, 28
FCC Information, 35
Flash, 15
Focus, 25
Handset, 11, 13
¢ Hold, 14
¢ Installation, 11
¢ Mute, 15
e Volume, 13
Hold
¢ Normal calls, 14
¢ Video calls, 27
Installation, 9-12 -
Interference, 36
Lighting, 21
Line cord, 11
Maintenance, 32
Making and answering calls
¢ Normal calls, 13
e Video calls, 13, 23, 24
Memory, 17-20
* Dialing, 18
* Erasing, 19
¢ Storing, 18, 19
* Viewing, 19
Mute, 15
One-wayvideocalls, 24
Parts checklist, 7
Pause, 18
Power supply, 11
Privacy features
¢ Camera shutter, 26
* Cancel video, 23
¢ Video hold, 27
'Problems, 28-31 -
Programming memory, 17-20,
(PROG) button, 18, 19
Pulse dialing, 10, 16
Redial, 14, 19
Ringer volume, 16
- Safety information, 4,.5
Screen
* Brightness, 25
¢ Focus, 25 -
¢ Image sharpness, 25
( S E L F VIEW) button, 24
Shutter, 26
Silent video mode, 26
Space, 18
Speakerphone, 13
button, 13
System failure, 30
System reset, 31
Tone dialing (touch-tone), 10, 16
Troubleshooting, 28-31
Video, 21-27
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¢ Adjusting module, 11, 21
* Background, 21
¢ Camerarange, 22
¢ Camera shutter, 26
¢ Color balance, 31
¢ Ending calls, 23
¢ Focus, 25
* Hold, 27
¢ Lighting, 21
* Loss of image, 30
* Making calls, 13, 23
* Privacy features, 23, 26, 27
° Self view, 24
¢ Shutter, 26
¢ Silent video mode, 26
¢ Sound quality, 22
* Stopping transmission, 23, 26, 27
Volume controls
¢ Handset, 13
* Ringer, 16
¢ Speakerphone, 13
Warranty, 33, 34
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