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General| Brand | Motorola |
|---|---|
| Model | L601M |
| Category | Cordless Telephone |
| Language | English |
Guidelines for optimal phone placement, considering environmental factors and signal range.
Instructions for plugging in the base, charging the handset, and identifying power adapters.
Identifies and explains the function of each button on the cordless handset.
Details the various functions of the handset buttons including keypad, intercom, and call handling.
Explains the cordless handset LCD screen, its icons, and indicators for status.
Introduces the base unit and explains the functionality of the FIND button.
Covers making, answering, ending calls, and adjusting volume.
Explains speed dialing, redial list, calls list, and adding phonebook entries.
Covers muting calls and other call management options.
Covers saving one-touch numbers and dialing from the phonebook.
Explains Caller ID service and the details of the calls list.
Covers reviewing, saving, and deleting entries from the calls list.
Details the menu map and navigation for personalizing phone settings.
Covers making internal calls, transferring calls, and conference calls.
Explains how to set the dial mode and flash time.
Covers setting the area code and registering new handsets.
Explains how to reset phone settings and find handsets.
Provides solutions for problems like no dial tone, poor audio, and display issues.
Information on troubleshooting, customer service, and important safety precautions.
Covers general installation advice, safety warnings, and cleaning instructions.
Details the terms and limitations of the product's limited warranty.
Outlines what the warranty covers, exclusions, and how to obtain service.
Explains compliance with FCC, ACTA, and Canadian ICES-003 regulations.
Details FCC Part 68 rules, Ringer Equivalence Number, and hearing aid compatibility.
Covers Industry Canada compliance and technical specifications like frequency band and voltage.
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