Panasonic KX-TG265CSK User Manual

Operating Instructions
Model shown is KX-TG7731.
Link-to-Cell Cellular Convergence Solution
Model No. KX-TG7731C
KX-TG7732C
KX-TG7733C
KX-TG254CSK
KX-TG7741C
KX-TG7742C
KX-TG7743C
KX-TG265CSK
KX-TG275CSK
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Panasonic KX-TG265CSK Specifications

General

Brand	Panasonic
Model	KX-TG265CSK
Category	Cordless Telephone
Language	English

Summary

Introduction

Model Composition

Details product models and their configurations, including base units and handsets.

Accessory Information

Lists and quantifies supplied accessories for various model configurations.

Bluetooth Devices

Details connecting Bluetooth cellular phones and headsets to the base unit for expanded functionality.

Important Information

Safety Precautions

Covers general safety, power connection, installation, medical guidelines, and cautions.

Battery Handling and Safety

Details safe handling, charging, disposal of batteries, and important safety instructions.

Specifications

Lists technical details including standards, frequency, power consumption, and operating conditions.

Getting Started

Setting Up Connections and Base Unit

Guides on connecting AC adaptor, telephone line, and setting up the base unit.

Battery Installation and Charging

Details proper battery insertion, polarity, and the charging process.

Initial Settings Configuration

Guides through initial setup like display language, date, time, and dialing mode.

Link to Cell

Link to Cell Feature Overview

Introduces the feature, its benefits for using cellular calls, and important considerations.

Registering a Cellular Phone

Step-by-step guide to pair a Bluetooth phone with the base unit for Link to Cell.

Changing Bluetooth PIN

Sets or changes the Personal Identification Number for Bluetooth device registration.

Making/Answering Calls Using the Handset

Making Cellular Calls

Instructions for initiating calls via a linked cellular phone from the handset.

Making Landline Calls

How to make calls using the traditional landline service via the handset.

Answering Calls

How to receive incoming landline or cellular calls on the handset.

Hold Feature

Places an outside call on hold, allowing other calls or actions.

Making/Answering Calls Using the Base Unit

Making Cellular Calls

Initiates calls using a linked cellular phone from the base unit speakerphone.

Making Landline Calls

Instructions for making calls via the landline service from the base unit.

Answering Calls

How to receive incoming landline or cellular calls at the base unit.

Hold Feature

Places an outside call on hold using the base unit.

Shared Phonebook

Adding Entries to Phonebook

Process for adding new contacts, including name and number, to the shared phonebook.

Finding and Calling from Phonebook

Locates and dials contacts from the phonebook using cellular or landline.

Editing and Erasing Entries

Modifies existing contacts or removes them from the phonebook.

Programming

Programmable Settings Overview

Introduces customization options accessible via display menus or direct command codes.

Bluetooth Settings

Configuration options for Link to Cell, ringer volumes, tones, and headset management.

Date, Time, and Alarm Settings

Adjusts the unit's date, time, and alarm functions.

Ringer and Tone Settings

Customizes ringer volumes, tones, and interrupt tones for handsets and base units.

Special Programming

Alarm Settings

Sets daily or one-time alarms for each handset, including desired time and tone.

Night Mode Configuration

Defines periods when handsets will not ring for outside calls to avoid disturbances.

Call Block Feature Management

Manages the call block list, including storing, blocking, viewing, and editing numbers.

Call Display Service

Using Call Display Service

Overview of how to use the caller ID service to view caller information.

Talking Call Display Features

Announces caller information audibly, including names and numbers.

Call Waiting Deluxe Service Options

Manages second incoming calls with options like Answer, Hold, Drop, Conference, and Forward.

Caller List Management

Viewing, calling back, editing, and erasing entries in the caller list.

Using Bluetooth Devices

Copying Phonebook from Cellular Phone

Transfers contacts from a registered or unregistered cellular phone to the unit's phonebook.

Using Bluetooth Wireless Headset

Guides on pairing and using a Bluetooth headset for hands-free landline calls.

Switching Between Base Unit and Headset

Transfers call audio between the base unit speakerphone and the connected headset.

Answering System for Landline

Turning Answering System On/Off

Activates or deactivates the unit's built-in answering system for landline calls.

Call Screening Function

Allows listening to callers leave messages in real-time through the unit's speaker.

Greeting Message Options

Explains using own or pre-recorded greeting messages for callers.

Listening to Messages (Base Unit and Handset)

Accessing recorded messages via the base unit or handset.

Intercom/Locator

Intercom Functionality

Explains how intercom calls can be made between handsets and the base unit.

Making and Answering Intercom Calls

Step-by-step instructions for initiating and receiving intercom calls.

Handset Locator Feature

How to page a misplaced handset to find its location.

Useful Information

Wall Mounting Instructions

Step-by-step guide for securely mounting the base unit and charger on a wall.

Error Messages and Troubleshooting

Lists common error messages displayed by the unit and provides causes/solutions.

Troubleshooting Common Issues

Addresses problems like handset not turning on, unit not working, or cellular registration failures.

Industry Canada Notices and RF Exposure

Compliance information, interference precautions, and RF exposure warnings.