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General| Brand | AT&T |
|---|---|
| Model | CL82453 |
| Category | Cordless Telephone |
| Language | English |
Lists available model numbers and telephone types for the AT&T DECT 6.0 system.
Highlights Hearing Aid T-Coil compatibility and ENERGY STAR rating for the telephone.
Lists all items included in the telephone package to ensure everything is present.
Explains the buttons and functions of the cordless handset for easy operation.
Explains the buttons and indicators on the telephone base for system control.
Instructions for setting up the telephone base and handset, including placement advice.
Configuration options for handset features like ringer volume, tone, date/time, and language.
Details on making calls, answering, ending calls, and basic handset functions.
Features available during a call, like volume control, call waiting, and mute.
Using the intercom for conversations between handsets and transferring calls.
Broadcasting messages and two-way communication between handsets.
About the directory, capacity, creating, reviewing, and editing contacts.
Assigning and managing speed dial numbers for quick dialing.
How caller ID works, its requirements, and managing call logs.
Dialing options, saving entries, and deleting call logs.
Configuring announcement, message alert tone, number of rings, and remote access code.
Listening to, deleting messages, managing memos, and checking message counters.
Commands to control the answering system remotely via touch-tone telephone.
Explains common messages shown on the handset screen for status and errors.
Solutions for common phone operational problems like no dial tone or poor sound.
Important safety precautions for using the telephone, including electrical and water risks.
FCC compliance for digital devices and radio frequency energy.
Information on product warranty, coverage, service, and limitations.
Details on RF frequency, channels, operating temperature, and voltage.
Compliance with FCC rules for telephone connection and network requirements.
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