Related Manuals for Cobra C P - 7 2
Summary of Contents for Cobra C P - 7 2
- Page 1 OWNER’S MANUAL C P - 7 2 0 INTENNA ® C O R D L E S S TELEPHONE Cobra Electronics Corporation 6500 W. Cortland Street Chicago, IL 60635 ® PRINTED IN HONG KONG ©COBRA ELECTRONICS CORPORATION 1997 480-102-P-001...
-
Page 2: Table Of Contents
32 NUMBER MEMORY plus SPEAKERPHONE makes this one of the most sophisticated, yet easy-to-use cordless telephone on the market today. To get started, turn to page 6. Once charged, your phone will be ready to use. - Page 3 This symbol signifies that only the Cobra AC E. If the product has been dropped or Adapter supplied with this cordless telephone the cabinet has been damaged. (Part No. 768-021-N-001) should be used F . If the product exhibits a distinct change in performance.
-
Page 4: Things To Know/Getting Started
Put this guide in a handy place. You may want to refer to it for information when using or programming different features of your Cobra Intenna Cordless Telephone. ALL YOU HAVE TO DO TO IS PLUG IT IN Plug the adapter cord into the power jack on the rear of the base, then plug the adapter into any standard 110V outlet. -
Page 5: Wall Mounting
WALL MOUNTING On A Plate Your Cobra Intenna is designed to be used with AT&T, GTE or any other wall-mounting plates that may be purchased from most local electronics or home repair stores. 1. Press the telephone cord into the slots under the base and wrap it around the cord storage area as shown. -
Page 6: Memory Dialing
USING THE MEMORY DIALING FEATURE Memory dialing lets you store and dial 32 commonly-called telephone numbers automatically, just by pressing a button.No more fumbling with the phone book, guessing at numbers or accidentally misdialing the people you call most. To Store A Number In Memory Using the Base Keypad: In order to accomodate 32 numbers, your memory system is designed with 16... -
Page 7: Intercom/Paging System 12
USING THE BUILT-IN INTERCOM/PAGING SYSTEM Call Dad to dinner, monitor the baby while you do laundry or keep an ear out to make sure that the children aren’t hurt. These options, along with many others, are at your fingertips with your Cobra Intenna because it doubles as a two-way intercom/paging system between the base and the handset—and outside calls will still come... - Page 8 If the number is still busy, the Auto Cobra ® CP-720 CORDLESS TELEPHONE WITH 32 NUMBER MEMORY Redial feature will try the call again in 60 BATTERY SAVER seconds, up to 10 times. When the call is The handset may be positioned away from...
-
Page 9: Rechargeable Battery Information
Handset Battery 1. To remove the battery door, press and slide downward. 2. Carefully disconnect the battery pack COBRA ELECTRONICS and dispose of it properly. See BATTERY DISPOSAL below. 6500 W. Cortland Street 3. To replace, connect the new battery and replace the door. -
Page 10: If You Think You Need Service
CP-720 LIMITED ONE-YEAR WARRANTY COBRA ELECTRONICS CORPORATION warrants that its COBRA cordless telephone products, and the component parts thereof, will be free of defects in workmanship and materials for period of one (1) year from the date of first consumer purchase. This warranty may be enforced by the first consumer purchaser, provided that the product is utilized within the U.S.A. -
Page 11: Troubleshooting Checklist
The phone is dead; there are no indicator lights on. Are the power cord and telephone cord properly connected? If so, handset battery power has run out. Return to base and charge for 12 or more hours. COBRA INTENNA The handset beeps during CORDLESS conversation or away from the base. - Page 12 NOTES FOLD OVER BOTTOM EDGE AND THEN TAPE SIDES @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ f @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ f @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ f @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ f @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ f @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ f @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ f @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ f @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ f @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ f @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ f @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ f @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ f @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ f @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ f @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ f @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ f @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ f @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ f @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ f @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ f @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ f @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ f @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ f @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ f @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ f @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ f @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ f @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ f @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ f @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ f @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ f @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ f @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ f @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ f @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ f @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ f @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ f @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ f @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ f @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ f @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ f @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ f @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ f @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ f @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ f @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ f @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ f @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ f @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ f @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ f @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ f @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ f @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ f @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ f @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ f @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ f @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ f @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ f @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ f @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ f @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ f @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ f @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ f @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ f @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ f @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ f @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ f @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ f @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ f @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ f @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ f @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ f @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ f @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ f @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ f @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ f @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ f @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ f @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ f @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ f @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ f @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ f @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ f @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ f @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ f @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ f @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ f @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ f @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ f @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ f @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ f @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ f @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ f @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ f @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ f @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ f @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ f @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ f @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ f @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ f @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ f @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ f @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ f @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ f @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ f @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ f @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ f @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ f @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ f @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ f @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ f @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ f @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ? @ @ ? f @ ? f @ ? f...