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General| Brand | BellSouth |
|---|---|
| Model | MH9110 |
| Type | Cordless Telephone |
| Frequency | 900 MHz |
| Caller ID | Yes |
| Call Waiting | Yes |
| Number of Handsets | 1 |
| Answering Machine | No |
| Display | LCD |
| Battery Life | 7 hours talk time |
Advanced circuit for clearer reception compared to conventional cordless phones.
Automatically finds and locks to the clearest channel for any call.
Options for desk or wall placement of the telephone unit.
Supports both rotary (TONE) and push-button (PULSE) dialing modes.
Includes redial of last number and automatic standby mode.
Built-in security code prevents unauthorized line use by other cordless phones.
Rechargeable battery with a low warning indicator for timely recharging.
Accesses features like Call Waiting via EDIT/FLASH button.
Phone is ready to receive calls while on-hook.
Extends handset use time between charges by optimizing power.
Backlit screen illuminates for 10 seconds when keypad is used.
Adjusts handset ringer level and receiver volume.
Features for hands-free use and portability of the handset.
Introduces the system for displaying caller information.
How the system displays caller name, number, date, and time.
How to view caller details during incoming calls.
Handling calls when Call Waiting is active.
Understanding and clearing the message waiting notification.
Programming and using a shortcut for voice mail access.
Viewing, placing calls from, and deleting records in the caller list.
Adjusting displayed numbers for different dialing formats.
Saving incoming call details into the phone book.
Removing single or all records from the caller log.
Accessing and browsing stored names and numbers.
Adding new contacts with names and numbers.
Making calls using the stored directory entries.
Modifying existing stored names and numbers.
Removing contacts from the phone book.
Assigning special ringtones or blocking calls.
Accessing and navigating the phone's settings menu.
Adjusting the ringer volume or turning it off.
Selecting the language for the phone's interface.
Disabling the first ring until Caller ID info is available.
Configuring the phone's internal clock.
Modifying screen brightness for better visibility.
Configuring a PBX number for specific dialing sequences.
Adjusting the flash time for telephone service compatibility.
Setting the duration for dialing pauses.
Setting up one-touch access to voice mail.
Clearing the message waiting notification.
Programming the home area code for local dialing.
Describes the LCD screen and scrolling/shifting buttons.
Explains the Talk, Menu/Voice Mail, and Edit/Flash buttons.
Covers the telephone keypad, temporary tone, and volume controls.
Details the Directory, Redial/Save, Option, and Delete/Channel buttons.
Covers headset jack, LED indicators, battery status, and message waiting access.
Jacks for connecting the phone line and power adapter.
Selects between tone and pulse dialing modes.
Features for securing the handset and optimizing antenna reception.
Contacts for charging and a button to locate the handset.
LED status for phone activity and charging.
Warning about placing the base unit near appliances to avoid interference.
Placing the base unit without a mounting bracket.
Using the bracket for a 30-degree angle.
Using the bracket for a 60-degree angle.
Initial cord connections for wall mounting.
Attaching the bracket to the base unit and wall plate.
Aligning and seating the unit on the wall plate.
Instructions for charging the handset before first use.
How to answer calls and view caller ID information.
Information on how the call timer operates and displays.
Steps for making calls using the handset.
How to redial the most recent number dialed.
Indicators and limitations when using extension phones.
Connecting and using a headset for hands-free communication.
Digital coding prevents unauthorized line use.
Internal security code with numerous combinations.
Procedure to reset after power loss or battery replacement.
Changing channels to resolve signal interference.
Details the required battery type and model.
How to recharge the handset battery pack.
Tips for battery longevity and managing memory effect.
Step-by-step guide to replace the handset battery.
Guidance on proper disposal and recycling of batteries.
Checks for power, charging, and connections.
Tips for improving phone range and placement.
Steps to diagnose and fix lack of dial tone.
Checks for battery charge, handset proximity, and interference.
Explains the use of radio frequencies for mobility.
Discusses electrical pulse noise and its effects.
How base unit location impacts operating range.
Strategies to reduce unwanted signal interference.
Equipment compliance with FCC rules and REN information.
Guidelines for connecting to the telephone network and potential disconnections.
Advice on preventing interference with other electronic devices.
Equipment tested and found compliant with FCC Part 15 limits.
Measures to take if interference affects radio or TV reception.
Details the one-year limited warranty for defects.
Exclusions from warranty coverage like misuse or accident.
Steps for obtaining warranty service and return addresses.
Telephone numbers for customer support.
Placeholder for additional notes or information.
Instructions for using the page as a guide for screw placement.
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