Crosley CR92 User Manual

SET UP
DIAL MODE
Locate Hie DIAL MODE $wllch on Ihe reorof Ihe felephono body. STtde the swilch to
Tone unless you hove Dial-Pulse (Rotory) telephone service in your orea in which cose,
slide the switch to the PULSE position.
RINGER CONTROL
The RINGER CONTROL switch is on the rear of the telephone body. Itolows yoo Id
turn the ringer OFF or set It to rirrq ot either LOW or HIGH volume. You con sHlI make
or receive calls with the ringer irv the OFF position, however, you will not hear the
incoming ring.
RECEIVER VOLUME
The RECEIVER VOLUME CONTROL switch, locoted on the reorof the telephone body,
allows you to adjust the volume of the receiver earphono from LO ond HI.
HANDSET CORO
To assemble, insert one end of handset cord into the HAffOSET CORD JACK and the
other end to the HAhjDSET CORD JACK locoted on the leftside of the telephone body.
INSTALLATION
MODULAR WALL JACK
To install the telephone directly on o modular wofl *|ack :
1. Connect the 1S inch line cord to the LINE CORD jock on the rear of the telephone
body.
2. Tuck the line cord Into the channel on the coblnet reor.
3. Peel and stick the rubber pads on rear of telephone cabinet in designated areos.
4. Hold the telephone body up nevt to the modular |ock and pkig the line cord Into this
lock,
5. Tuck the excess line cord into the recess provided on the rear of the telephone body.
6 . Line up the mountinq holes of the telephone body with the mounlirtg studs (screw
heodsl on the modulqr jock or wall.
7. Push the telephone body agalr^t the wall lack ond down until H is held securely In
place by the mounting studs.
WALL
If you are not mounting directly onto a modulor waN lack, proceed os follows :
1. Install Hie 7 foot line cord into the LINE CORD jock on the rear of the telephone
body. If the desired locoKon is further thon 7 foot from a wall lock, you will hove to
obtain a longer line cord ovolloble at most hordwore stores,
2. Place the provided TEMPLATE ogolnst Hie woH in the position desired.
3. Mark the wall by poking either o pen or pencil through the indicoted spots on Hie
template.
4. If there is no stud at Hiis location, it wiH be necessary to instoN the provided wol
anchors. Drill a small pilot hole at Ihe marked loco tens. Top the onchors into the
holes. Then insert screws, but DO NOT TIGHTEN. Leave the screw heods protivding
about 74 ir^di.
$. If there is a stud at Hiis loeollon, simply instoll the two screw into the stud. REMEMBER.
Leave screw head protruding.
6. Telephone is then mounted according to procedure detailed in MOUNTING TO
MOOUlAfi PIUG.
NOTE; If you encounter difficulty fifling the lelephocie body onto the screw, ot Hie
telephone wobbles when instolled. either Hghten or loosen the soews to adjust.
MAKING AND ANSWERING CALLS
To get o dial tone or onswer on incoming coll, iifi the handset.
To hong up, either replace Hie handsel or simply press the HANDSET CRADLE.
IN CASE or DimCULTY
If you ore hoving problems with your telephone, try the f^lowing suggestion.
NO DIAL TONE
\. Moke sute Ihot all plugs ore connected properly. Check Hie connections ot the wall
jock, the telephone cabinet ond handset.
2. Try another modulor fade within your home which you know to be working properly.
CALLS CANNOT BE DIALED DR DIALED SLOWLY
Check to make sure Hiot Hie DIAL MODE switch Is in the correct position for the type
of service ovolloble m your oreo.
TELEPHONE DOES NOT RING
Check that RINGER COflTROL switdi is not set to OFF.
H Hiere ore several telephones connected to the same line, try disconnecHng some of
the other telephones. Moving too mony telephones connected to the same line can cause
low ringer voJume or poor sound quolHy during calls,
CARE AND MAINTENANCE
Avoid rough treolmenl to the telephone. Do not drop the handsel and always replace
it wnHy onto the cradle.
CImh only wiHi o doHi sKghHy dompened wiHi water only. Do not use detergent, woxes,
solvent, spray, alcohol or excessive woter.
HOLD LINE IMUTE)
If you wont to talk prSvqtely to someone else in the room without the distant parly heoring
you, you con press hold button once . You will still be able to hear the distant party, but
onything you soy will net be heard. When you press the button again, the distent party
will be oUe to heor your voice agoin.
ANSWERING CALLS WITH SPEAKER
Press Speoker button when the phone rings. You con adjust the suitoble volume level by
Jiding Speoker HI/MID/LOW switch.
Chon»ng anewervig method from Hondset to Speoker.
^ess opener Button and ploce the hondset ban on the cradle simultoneously.
LAST NUMBER REDIALING
The lost number dioled con be redialed using either speaker*phone or the normal
leleohone. This it especialk useful if the dtalte line was busy. Press the redial button
so unit wfll outamaKcally redial the lost dialed number.
PARTS INCLUDED
Your new telephone includes the following items;
I • T^phone hondset
1 ' Hoiidsel coil cord
I • Telephone bedv
1-7 Feel line cord
I • 15 Inches line cord
2 • Screws wiHi wall archers
1 • Woll mounting lentplolt.
4 • Rubber spacer pads.
2 • Tapping screw
1 • Template {See above picture and instructions)
INST AI.I.WAIJ, ANCHORS
It me looetlon you heve chosen to mount your tetephone le e holow wel wttaout tny betme you
will neve to uee the included well enenors
To I neteii, pi ece the te mpi ete egei net the wen where you wish to pi ece your telephone Merk the
well et the locetlon ot me two t on the tempiete Py pushing e pen or pence through me templete
Dnii e 1 1*‘‘ hole et eecn merk
Push the well enenor into the hole end gently tep until A le lush with the well
Wrth e Phillips sorswdnvsr. begin Oghtsning the screw
CLOCKWISE Stop tumng when you (eel nrm reastence
Turn the screw counter dookwise unti the screw need is etoout re* out of the wen
ineteli the 7 toot line oord et Deck ot the telephone Adjust the pwiiches to your preference
Position the ime oord through the slot on tne Dohom of the cepmet une up the holes with me
two screws Pleos tne tsispnons onto these two screws end gently pull down
This may require a littis tine tuning until me phone is seated securely
INSTRUCnONl O USE^
FCC Registration Information
This equipment complies with Part 68 ot the FCC rules Oh the lower stae ot the equpmerM is
a label mat contains, among other information, the FCC regsireton number end the Roger
Equivalence
Number (REN) for this equipment H requested, provide ins intormetton to your tetephone
oompany.
The REN is useful to determine Ihe quantity of devioes you may connect to your telephone bne.
Excessive REN'S on the telephone line msy result in Ihe devices not hnglng m reeporse to sn
Incoming osii in most srees, but not all areas, the sum of the REN’S should not eKceed five^.O).
To be certain of the number of devices you may connect to you lines, as detoirmned by the REN,
you should cell your local telephone oompany to determine Ihe meMmum REN tor your celling
area
If your telephone equipment causes harm to the telephone network, the telephone compeny mil
noSfy you In advance that temporary dscontinuenoe of service may be required But It advance
notce Is not prsdioBi, the telephone company wil notify the customer as soon as possible Afso
you will be advised of your right to file a com^amt with the FCC if you believe It Is necessary
LaCATION DF PARTS
> PE AKER
HOLD -
INDICATOR
OftANK
■ HANDLE
nANC«£I
NLIM6ER
REDLAL
HO ID
STORAGE
'COMPARE WENT
SPEAKER SWITCH
- Ml/MO/LOW
HANDSET
CRAOU
HWOiV
CORD JACK
ki^NCSETGOftO

Crosley CR92 Specifications

General

Type	-
Answering machine	No
Elderly phone	Yes
Mounting type	Wall
Product color	Wood
Dialing	Tone/Pulse
Phonebook capacity	- entries
Charging source	AC