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General| Brand | AT&T |
|---|---|
| Model | 854 |
| Category | Intercom System |
| Language | English |
Essential safety guidelines for using the AT&T 854 telephone.
Precautions regarding electrical shock, power cords, and liquid spills.
Lists all items provided with the AT&T 4-Line 854 telephone.
Key steps for setting up the phone, including line numbers and intercom IDs.
Important warnings regarding power failure, wire length, and wiring practices.
Step-by-step guide for inserting and securing batteries in the telephone.
Instructions for connecting line cords using wall jacks and adapters.
Steps for connecting the AC adapter and handset cords.
Procedures for preparing the handset and connecting cords for wall mounting.
Guide for physically attaching the phone unit to a wall jack.
Instructions for assigning unique intercom numbers (11-22) to each phone.
Detailed explanation of light patterns and their meanings.
Steps to make, answer, and manage calls using handset or speaker.
How to activate, use, and adjust speakerphone volume.
How to put a call on hold and retrieve it later.
Steps to set up and manage three-party conference calls.
Guide to transferring calls without prior announcement.
Steps for transferring calls after announcing them.
Summary of memory capabilities like storing numbers and special features.
Details on storing up to 36 numbers and one/two-touch dialing.
Guide to storing numbers for one-touch dialing.
Guide to storing numbers for two-touch dialing.
Details on long numbers, erasing, delays, tone, and flash storage.
Steps to start an intercom call or page another phone.
Troubleshooting common problems with the telephone system.
Actions to resolve issues with no dial tone.
Solutions for problems preventing successful call dialing.
Details on what the warranty covers, its duration, and limitations.
Instructions on how to get warranty service and what is not covered.
Information on FCC compliance, connection, and repair procedures.
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