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Number of Handsets | 1 |
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Caller ID | Yes |
Call Waiting | Yes |
Answering Machine | Yes |
Display | LCD |
Type | Cordless Phone |
Speakerphone | Yes |
Phonebook Capacity | 50 stations |
Power Source | AC adapter |
Color | Black/Silver |
Charge the handset for 6 hours before initial use to ensure proper function.
Recommended placement for optimal signal and noise-free cordless phone operation.
Identifies all buttons, indicators, and ports on the telephone's base unit.
Identifies all buttons, indicators, and ports on the telephone handset.
Explains how to use soft keys and navigator keys for menu navigation and selection.
Instructions for connecting the AC adapter and telephone line cord.
Steps for installing the battery and charging the handset before first use.
General instructions for accessing and changing unit settings.
Procedure to set the current date and time for message stamping.
Adjust ringer volume and select ringer tone for handset and base unit.
Instructions on how to record a personalized greeting for callers.
Configure recording time, number of rings, and message alerts.
How to make calls, use speakerphone, and adjust volume on the handset.
How to make calls, use speakerphone, and adjust volume on the base unit.
Procedure to answer calls using either the handset or the base unit.
How caller information is displayed and announced by the unit.
Instructions for storing, editing, and dialing names and numbers.
How to communicate between units or page handsets.
Procedures for transferring calls or creating conference calls.
Details on features like Mute, Call Privacy, Pause, and Tone Dialing.
Information on using voice mailboxes and setting passwords.
How to playback messages via base unit or remote operation.
Steps to delete specific or all messages from mailboxes.
Accessing and controlling the answering system remotely.
Procedure to set a 2-digit remote access code for security.
Lists common display messages and their corresponding causes and solutions.
Essential safety guidelines to reduce risk of fire, shock, or injury.
Critical warnings regarding battery handling, fire, and moisture.
Information regarding compliance with FCC RF exposure limits.