AT&T 922 User Manual

Part 2
© 1998 Philips Consumer Communications, L.P. All rights reserved.
Printed in Mexico. 848235974 Issue 1AT&T
User’s Manual for the
Two-Line Speakerphone 922
Fold open this manual for information about
this telephone’s installation and operation.
Please read Part 1 — Important Product
Information, included in this package.
IN CASE OF DIFFICULT Y
• Try calling the number you want
to enter into memory. When the
call is ended, press ,
and a memory button.
• If someone lifts an extension
phone while you are storing num-
bers in memory, programming
might be interrupted. Make sure
all extensions are on hook while
storing numbers in memory.
• You might not hear the confirma-
tion beep if the RECEIVER
(handset) volume is set too low, or
if you are in a noisy location.
• If the number is more than 24
digits long, make sure you follow
the directions for “Dialing Long
Numbers.”
• Do not put the phone on Hold
while storing numbers.
Problems With Line Status Lights
• Make sure all plugs are connected
properly. Inspect the line cord
connections at the modular jack
and at the telephone. Also inspect
the coiled handset cord connections
at both ends.
• Try replacing old bat t e r ies. See
“ B at t e ri e s ” in the Installation section.
• Make sure the batteries are cor-
rectly installed, and that the bat-
tery contact surfaces and battery
case are clean.
• If only one telephone line is con-
nected, make sure that only the
batteries for that line (as labeled
on the battery compartment) are
installed.
Telephone Does Not Ring
• Make sure the RINGER switch
is set in the LO or HI position.
• If there are several other
telephones on the same line, try
disconnecting some of the other
telephones. Having too many
telephones connected can also
create problems such as low ringer
volume, or impaired sound quality
during calls.
Other Problems
Make sure you have followed all the
instructions in this booklet. If you
continue to have problems, call
1 800 722-9125. If you cannot
correct the problem, disconnect the
telephone and refer to the warranty
information.
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AT&T 922 Specifications

General

Type	Cordless Phone
Caller ID	Yes
Call Waiting	Yes
Display	Backlit LCD
Handset Locator	Yes
Phonebook Entries	50
Redial	Yes
Hold	Yes
Mute	Yes
Volume Control	Yes
Power Source	AC adapter
Model	AT&T 922

Summary

In Case of Difficulty

Problems With Line Status Lights

Troubleshoot issues with line status lights, including checking connections and battery status.

Telephone Does Not Ring

Diagnose why the telephone is not ringing, checking the ringer switch and other connected phones.

Other Problems

General advice for resolving telephone issues, including contacting customer support.

Installation

Batteries

Instructions for installing AA batteries, noting their importance for line status lights.

Dial Mode Selection

Guide to selecting between Tone (TT) and Pulse (DP) dialing modes for proper service.

Telephone Operation

Making and Answering Calls

Procedures for making and answering calls using the handset or speakerphone.

Volume Control

How to adjust the volume for the speaker or handset independently during calls.

Line Status Lights

Explanation of what the Line Status lights indicate, such as line usage or calls on hold.

Redial Functions

Instructions for redialing the last called number and using automatic redial features.

Call Management

Guidance on using the Hold feature and switching between multiple lines during calls.

Conference Calls

Steps to set up and manage three-way conference calls on the telephone.

Mute Feature

How to use the Mute function to prevent the other party from hearing you.

Temporary Tone Dialing

Using temporary tone dialing during calls for rotary service users.

Memory Features

Storing Numbers

Detailed steps for storing numbers using One-Touch and Two-Touch dialing methods.

Dialing Stored Numbers

Instructions on how to dial numbers that have been saved in memory.

Storing Numbers Just Dialed

How to save a recently dialed number directly into memory.

Dialing Long Numbers

Techniques for storing and dialing numbers exceeding the standard memory capacity.

Erasing Numbers

Procedure to remove numbers from memory or clear a memory location.