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General| Brand | AT&T |
|---|---|
| Model | EL52100 |
| Category | Cordless Telephone |
| Language | English |
Details the specific model number and type of the AT&T cordless phone.
Information regarding TIA-1083 compliance for hearing aid users.
Notes the product's adherence to ENERGY STAR program guidelines.
Guidance on optimal placement of the telephone base for range and reception.
Information on the need for a DSL filter with high-speed internet service.
Contact information and website for product support and inquiries.
Lists environmental factors and devices to avoid placing the base near.
Steps to convert the telephone base from tabletop to wall mount installation.
Step-by-step instructions for correctly installing the handset battery.
Details on the required battery model and how to order replacements.
Explanation of screen indicators and actions for battery charging status.
Important notes regarding battery charging and low battery warnings.
Detailed instructions for mounting the telephone base on a wall.
How to access and navigate the telephone's main menu system.
Setting the handset's ringer volume and selecting a ringer tone.
Choosing the display language for the handset screen.
Visual alert on the handset for new voicemail messages.
Procedure to turn off the visual voicemail indicator.
Enabling or disabling the beep sound for key presses.
Configuring the date and time for the answering system.
Setting the local area code for dialing and caller ID display.
Choosing between tone dialing and pulse (rotary) dialing.
Recording or playing the system's greeting announcement.
Activating or deactivating the built-in answering system.
Enabling or disabling the preview of incoming messages.
Adjusting the number of rings before the answering system answers.
Setting a two-digit code to access the answering system remotely.
Enabling or disabling the beep alert for new messages.
Controlling the ringer volume level on the telephone base unit.
Procedures for making and answering phone calls.
Dialing a number before lifting the handset.
Silencing the telephone's ring temporarily during an incoming call.
Methods for answering incoming calls, including Any Key Answer.
Switching between handset and speakerphone during a call.
How to disconnect a call using the OFF/CLEAR button or handset placement.
Accessing and dialing numbers from the list of last called numbers.
Copying numbers from the redial list into the phone's directory.
Removing specific entries from the redial list.
Adjusting the listening volume level while on a call.
Temporarily disabling the microphone during a call.
Managing incoming calls when already on a call.
Switching to tone dialing temporarily on pulse lines.
Using stored numbers for dialing sequences like access codes.
Using the base station to locate a missing handset.
Information on directory storage limits and basic access.
Introduction to assigning numbers for quick dialing.
Step-by-step guide to adding new contacts with numbers and names.
Navigating through the stored contact list alphabetically.
Using dial pad keys to search for contacts by name.
How to make calls directly from saved directory contacts.
Procedures for removing or modifying existing contact information.
Linking directory contacts to specific speed dial keys.
Removing contacts from speed dial locations.
Basic information on Caller ID and Caller ID with Call Waiting.
How the home area code setting affects Caller ID display.
How the call log stores and manages incoming call information.
How Caller ID matches directory entries based on phone number.
How the handset displays the number of unreviewed calls.
Explanations for privacy messages like 'PRIVATE NAME' or 'UNKNOWN CALLER'.
Accessing and browsing through the list of incoming calls.
Adjusting number format for dialing or saving from call history.
Making calls directly from the call history entries.
Removing individual or all entries from the call history.
How the phone indicates and manages voicemail vs. built-in messages.
Indicators for new messages on the base and handset displays.
System guidance prompts and maximum message storage capacity.
How to preview incoming messages as they are recorded.
Option to speak to a caller during message screening.
Muting the audible alert tone for new messages.
Methods to play recorded messages using the base or handset.
Controls for managing message playback on the base unit.
Controls for managing message playback on the handset.
Procedure to erase all previously heard messages.
Instructions for recording personal voice notes.
How to access and play back recorded memos.
List of commands to control the answering system via phone.
Meanings of various icons displayed on the handset screen.
Functions of the indicator lights on the handset.
Functions of the indicator lights on the telephone base.
Audible alerts and tones emitted by the handset.
Basic troubleshooting for phones that do not power on or get a dial tone.
Resolving issues that prevent making outbound calls.
Addressing problems with the normal operation of the handset.
Troubleshooting 'OUT OF RANGE' or 'NO PWR AT BASE' messages.
Addressing issues where batteries don't charge or hold a charge.
Resolving issues of static, noise, or weak signals.
Improving sound quality when using the speakerphone feature.
Troubleshooting dropped calls or hearing other calls.
Diagnosing why the cordless handset is not ringing on incoming calls.
Resolving problems related to the Caller ID service not working.
Understanding voicemail alerts and issues accessing voicemail.
Resolving issues with ring count, date/time, and remote commands.
Troubleshooting message recording and remote access code detection.
Problems with computer-based phone services and connections.
Guidelines for handling, avoiding water, and cleaning the telephone.
Essential safety guidelines for operating the telephone.
Safety advice relevant to cordless telephone use.
Safety regarding potential interference and battery handling.
Guidelines for users with implanted cardiac pacemakers.
Note on legal compliance for recording telephone conversations.
Rules and requirements for connecting to the telephone network.
Information on the REN for connecting multiple devices to a line.
Technical specifications and compliance for Canadian use.
Rules for Class B digital devices regarding radio interference.
FCC criteria for safe absorption of radio frequency energy.
Details on what the warranty covers and how defective products are handled.
Information on the warranty duration and what is not covered.
Steps to get warranty service and required documentation.
Further warranty terms, limitations, and consumer legal rights.
Key parameters like frequency band, channels, and operating temperature.
Power requirements, operating times, and DECT 6.0 technology details.
Factors affecting the wireless communication range of the phone.
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