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Lists the components and part numbers for different phone models and their configurations.
Details the accessories supplied with the phone models, categorized by quantity.
Provides critical safety precautions to prevent injury and ensure proper operation of the product.
Outlines essential guidelines for safe operation, including cleaning and avoiding disassembly.
Advises on RF energy shielding for medical devices and usage in healthcare facilities.
Specifies safe practices for installing and placing the telephone to avoid electrical hazards.
Lists essential safety precautions for reducing the risk of fire, electric shock, and injury.
Details recommended battery types, usage precautions, and charging instructions.
Provides guidance on optimal base unit placement to ensure clear communications and avoid interference.
Specifies ideal operating conditions and locations, avoiding electrical noise and extreme temperatures.
Instructions on how to clean the product's exterior surfaces using a soft, moist cloth.
Recommends erasing personal data before disposing of or transferring the product.
States the product is designed for the USA and its sale in other countries may violate local laws.
Identifies the product as meeting ENERGY STAR guidelines for energy efficiency.
Guides through the initial connections for the base unit and charger, including battery installation.
Step-by-step instructions for connecting the AC adaptor and telephone line cord to the base unit.
Details the correct way to install the rechargeable Ni-MH batteries into the handset.
Explains the charging process, expected time, and indicators for full charge.
Provides information on the operating time of the supplied Ni-MH batteries.
Describes the feature that automatically reduces handset power consumption when close to the base unit.
Identifies and explains the various buttons and features on the handset and base unit.
Explains the meaning of icons displayed on the handset screen during operation.
Instructions for changing the display language and voice guidance language.
Steps to set the current date and time on the unit.
Guides on how to record a personalized greeting message for the answering system.
Configuration options for dialing mode, which affects how calls are made.
Instructions on how to dial numbers, use the speakerphone, and adjust volume during calls.
How to answer incoming calls, use any-key answer, and temporarily mute the ringer.
Explains how to adjust the ringing volume of the handset while it is ringing.
Details how to adjust the ringer volume for the base unit and turn it off.
Covers features like Hold, Mute, Flash, and Call Waiting.
How to temporarily enable tone dialing for rotary/pulse service users.
Explains the feature that improves sound clarity in areas with potential interference.
Allows joining an existing outside call for conference calls.
Procedures for transferring calls and conducting conference calls between handsets.
Instructions for making and answering intercom calls between handsets.
Step-by-step guide to adding new names and phone numbers to the phonebook.
Shows how to switch between uppercase and lowercase letters using the dial pad.
How to erase individual characters or the entire entry.
Process for saving numbers from the redial list into the phonebook.
Method for saving incoming caller details into the phonebook.
Explains how to use groups for quick phonebook searching and assigning ringer IDs.
Instructions for customizing group names and assigning specific ring tones to callers.
Methods for locating and initiating calls to entries stored in the phonebook.
How to modify existing names, numbers, or group assignments in the phonebook.
Steps for deleting individual entries or all entries from the phonebook.
Feature to dial stored numbers or access numbers sequentially while on a call.
How to assign phone numbers to the speed dial keys (1-9) for quick dialing.
Guides on assigning numbers to speed dial keys either manually or from the phonebook.
How to edit names or phone numbers associated with speed dial keys.
Steps to remove a number assigned to a speed dial key.
How to view speed dial entries and initiate a call.
Explains how to navigate the unit's features using the display menus or direct command codes.
Provides an overview of menu options, their codes, and corresponding page references.
Configuration options for ring count, recording time, remote access, and screen call settings.
Instructions for accessing voice mail and making intercom calls.
Procedures for setting the date, time, alarms, and silent mode schedules.
Options for configuring ringer volume, tone, and silent mode for calls.
Features for managing callers via Talking Caller ID, Call block, and Caller ID editing.
Options for LCD contrast, key tone, and auto talk features.
Configuration for telephone line settings, flash time, and call sharing.
Procedures for registering units and changing display/voice prompt languages.
Setting alarms and configuring silent mode to prevent ringing during specific times.
Detailed options for blocking unwanted callers and calls without phone numbers.
Procedures for changing handset names, registering new units, and deregistering handsets.
Explains the requirements and basic functions of the Caller ID service.
Details how caller information is displayed, including common messages like "Out of area".
How missed calls are indicated and how the indication disappears.
Describes how stored phonebook names are displayed with incoming calls.
Feature to announce caller information audibly without looking at the display.
Announces stored phonebook names when a matching call is received.
Information on viewing and calling back entries from the caller list.
Steps to view past calls and initiate a call back from the caller list.
How to edit phone numbers in the caller list, such as removing area codes.
Automatically customizes caller information format based on edited numbers.
Steps to delete specific entries from the caller list.
How to clear all entries from the caller list.
Overview of the answering system's capabilities for answering and recording calls.
Details the total recording capacity and maximum number of messages that can be stored.
Instructions for activating or deactivating the answering system via the base unit or handset.
Explains how callers hear a greeting message when the system answers.
Guides on how to record a personalized greeting message for the answering system.
Describes the use of the unit's built-in greeting messages.
How to revert to the default pre-recorded greeting after recording a custom one.
Steps to listen to the currently set greeting message.
Methods for playing back new or all recorded messages using the base unit or handset.
Procedure to delete all recorded messages from the answering system.
How to call back a caller directly from the recorded message playback.
Allows editing a caller's number before initiating a callback.
Instructions for accessing answering system functions remotely using a touch-tone phone.
Explains the purpose and default setting of the remote access code for security.
Step-by-step guide to operating the answering system from an external touch-tone phone.
How the unit provides voice prompts in English or Spanish during remote operation.
Lists dial keys to access answering system functions during remote operation without voice prompts.
Steps to remotely activate the answering system by dialing the phone number.
Configuration options for call screening and the number of rings before answering.
Allows listening to callers as they leave messages, with adjustable speaker volume.
How to change the number of rings before the answering system activates, including Toll Saver option.
Advice for users who subscribe to a telephone company's voice mail service.
Option to set the maximum recording time allowed per caller.
How to configure the system to announce a greeting without recording caller messages.
Explains the voice mail service provided by telephone companies and its interaction with the unit's answering system.
How to store the voice mail access number for automatic dialing.
Steps to delete the stored voice mail access number.
How the unit detects voice mail tones and options to turn the feature on/off.
Instructions for enabling or disabling the detection of voice mail tones.
How the unit indicates new voice mail messages and how to listen to them.
Detailed instructions and diagrams for mounting the base unit on a wall.
Specific steps for preparing the base unit for wall mounting.
Instructions on how to install the charger using screws on the wall.
Lists common error messages and their corresponding causes and solutions.
Addresses common problems like handset not turning on, unit not working, and no dial tone.
Troubleshooting tips for issues related to the menu display and handset registration.
Solutions for problems related to low battery indication or charging issues.
Troubleshooting for issues during calls, such as no display, noise, no ringing, or inability to make calls.
Problems related to Caller ID display, announcement, and phone number editing.
Troubleshooting for the answering system not recording messages or operating remotely.
How to remove the "New Voice Mail" notification from the display.
Instructions for handling liquid damage to the handset or base unit and precautions.
Provides contact information and web addresses for customer support and product assistance.
Information on purchasing parts, accessories, and manuals online or via email.
Details the limited warranty coverage, terms, and conditions for Panasonic telephone products.
Outlines the warranty period, options for repair, replacement, or refund, and exclusions.
Instructions for submitting repair requests online and shipping the unit for service.
Specifies what is covered and what is not covered by the limited warranty, including limitations and exclusions.
Guidelines for packaging and shipping the product for repair, including required documentation.
Lists the components and part numbers for different phone models and their configurations.
Details the accessories supplied with the phone models, categorized by quantity.
Provides critical safety precautions to prevent injury and ensure proper operation of the product.
Outlines essential guidelines for safe operation, including cleaning and avoiding disassembly.
Advises on RF energy shielding for medical devices and usage in healthcare facilities.
Specifies safe practices for installing and placing the telephone to avoid electrical hazards.
Lists essential safety precautions for reducing the risk of fire, electric shock, and injury.
Details recommended battery types, usage precautions, and charging instructions.
Provides guidance on optimal base unit placement to ensure clear communications and avoid interference.
Specifies ideal operating conditions and locations, avoiding electrical noise and extreme temperatures.
Instructions on how to clean the product's exterior surfaces using a soft, moist cloth.
Recommends erasing personal data before disposing of or transferring the product.
States the product is designed for the USA and its sale in other countries may violate local laws.
Identifies the product as meeting ENERGY STAR guidelines for energy efficiency.
Guides through the initial connections for the base unit and charger, including battery installation.
Step-by-step instructions for connecting the AC adaptor and telephone line cord to the base unit.
Details the correct way to install the rechargeable Ni-MH batteries into the handset.
Explains the charging process, expected time, and indicators for full charge.
Provides information on the operating time of the supplied Ni-MH batteries.
Describes the feature that automatically reduces handset power consumption when close to the base unit.
Identifies and explains the various buttons and features on the handset and base unit.
Explains the meaning of icons displayed on the handset screen during operation.
Instructions for changing the display language and voice guidance language.
Steps to set the current date and time on the unit.
Guides on how to record a personalized greeting message for the answering system.
Configuration options for dialing mode, which affects how calls are made.
Instructions on how to dial numbers, use the speakerphone, and adjust volume during calls.
How to answer incoming calls, use any-key answer, and temporarily mute the ringer.
Explains how to adjust the ringing volume of the handset while it is ringing.
Details how to adjust the ringer volume for the base unit and turn it off.
Covers features like Hold, Mute, Flash, and Call Waiting.
How to temporarily enable tone dialing for rotary/pulse service users.
Explains the feature that improves sound clarity in areas with potential interference.
Allows joining an existing outside call for conference calls.
Procedures for transferring calls and conducting conference calls between handsets.
Instructions for making and answering intercom calls between handsets.
Step-by-step guide to adding new names and phone numbers to the phonebook.
Shows how to switch between uppercase and lowercase letters using the dial pad.
How to erase individual characters or the entire entry.
Process for saving numbers from the redial list into the phonebook.
Method for saving incoming caller details into the phonebook.
Explains how to use groups for quick phonebook searching and assigning ringer IDs.
Instructions for customizing group names and assigning specific ring tones to callers.
Methods for locating and initiating calls to entries stored in the phonebook.
How to modify existing names, numbers, or group assignments in the phonebook.
Steps for deleting individual entries or all entries from the phonebook.
Feature to dial stored numbers or access numbers sequentially while on a call.
How to assign phone numbers to the speed dial keys (1-9) for quick dialing.
Guides on assigning numbers to speed dial keys either manually or from the phonebook.
How to edit names or phone numbers associated with speed dial keys.
Steps to remove a number assigned to a speed dial key.
How to view speed dial entries and initiate a call.
Explains how to navigate the unit's features using the display menus or direct command codes.
Provides an overview of menu options, their codes, and corresponding page references.
Configuration options for ring count, recording time, remote access, and screen call settings.
Instructions for accessing voice mail and making intercom calls.
Procedures for setting the date, time, alarms, and silent mode schedules.
Options for configuring ringer volume, tone, and silent mode for calls.
Features for managing callers via Talking Caller ID, Call block, and Caller ID editing.
Options for LCD contrast, key tone, and auto talk features.
Configuration for telephone line settings, flash time, and call sharing.
Procedures for registering units and changing display/voice prompt languages.
Setting alarms and configuring silent mode to prevent ringing during specific times.
Detailed options for blocking unwanted callers and calls without phone numbers.
Procedures for changing handset names, registering new units, and deregistering handsets.
Explains the requirements and basic functions of the Caller ID service.
Details how caller information is displayed, including common messages like "Out of area".
How missed calls are indicated and how the indication disappears.
Describes how stored phonebook names are displayed with incoming calls.
Feature to announce caller information audibly without looking at the display.
Announces stored phonebook names when a matching call is received.
Information on viewing and calling back entries from the caller list.
Steps to view past calls and initiate a call back from the caller list.
How to edit phone numbers in the caller list, such as removing area codes.
Automatically customizes caller information format based on edited numbers.
Steps to delete specific entries from the caller list.
How to clear all entries from the caller list.
Overview of the answering system's capabilities for answering and recording calls.
Details the total recording capacity and maximum number of messages that can be stored.
Instructions for activating or deactivating the answering system via the base unit or handset.
Explains how callers hear a greeting message when the system answers.
Guides on how to record a personalized greeting message for the answering system.
Describes the use of the unit's built-in greeting messages.
How to revert to the default pre-recorded greeting after recording a custom one.
Steps to listen to the currently set greeting message.
Methods for playing back new or all recorded messages using the base unit or handset.
Procedure to delete all recorded messages from the answering system.
How to call back a caller directly from the recorded message playback.
Allows editing a caller's number before initiating a callback.
Instructions for accessing answering system functions remotely using a touch-tone phone.
Explains the purpose and default setting of the remote access code for security.
Step-by-step guide to operating the answering system from an external touch-tone phone.
How the unit provides voice prompts in English or Spanish during remote operation.
Lists dial keys to access answering system functions during remote operation without voice prompts.
Steps to remotely activate the answering system by dialing the phone number.
Configuration options for call screening and the number of rings before answering.
Allows listening to callers as they leave messages, with adjustable speaker volume.
How to change the number of rings before the answering system activates, including Toll Saver option.
Advice for users who subscribe to a telephone company's voice mail service.
Option to set the maximum recording time allowed per caller.
How to configure the system to announce a greeting without recording caller messages.
Explains the voice mail service provided by telephone companies and its interaction with the unit's answering system.
How to store the voice mail access number for automatic dialing.
Steps to delete the stored voice mail access number.
How the unit detects voice mail tones and options to turn the feature on/off.
Instructions for enabling or disabling the detection of voice mail tones.
How the unit indicates new voice mail messages and how to listen to them.
Detailed instructions and diagrams for mounting the base unit on a wall.
Specific steps for preparing the base unit for wall mounting.
Instructions on how to install the charger using screws on the wall.
Lists common error messages and their corresponding causes and solutions.
Addresses common problems like handset not turning on, unit not working, and no dial tone.
Troubleshooting tips for issues related to the menu display and handset registration.
Solutions for problems related to low battery indication or charging issues.
Troubleshooting for issues during calls, such as no display, noise, no ringing, or inability to make calls.
Problems related to Caller ID display, announcement, and phone number editing.
Troubleshooting for the answering system not recording messages or operating remotely.
How to remove the "New Voice Mail" notification from the display.
Instructions for handling liquid damage to the handset or base unit and precautions.
Provides contact information and web addresses for customer support and product assistance.
Information on purchasing parts, accessories, and manuals online or via email.
Details the limited warranty coverage, terms, and conditions for Panasonic telephone products.
Outlines the warranty period, options for repair, replacement, or refund, and exclusions.
Instructions for submitting repair requests online and shipping the unit for service.
Specifies what is covered and what is not covered by the limited warranty, including limitations and exclusions.
Guidelines for packaging and shipping the product for repair, including required documentation.
General| Type | Cordless Telephone |
|---|---|
| Model | KX-TGD223 |
| Number of Handsets | 2 |
| Expandable | Yes |
| DECT Technology | Yes |
| Frequency | 1.9 GHz |
| Caller ID | Yes |
| Call Waiting | Yes |
| Call Blocking | Yes |
| Speakerphone | Yes |
| Intercom | Yes |
| Answering System | Yes |
| Ringer ID | Yes |
| Talking Caller ID | Yes |
| Talk Time | Up to 10 hours |
| ECO Mode | Yes |
| Wall Mountable | Yes |
| Power Source | AC adapter |
| Color | Black |
| Range | Up to 160 feet indoors |
| Phonebook Capacity | 100 entries |
| Standby Time | 120 hours |
| Display | Backlit LCD |
| Battery Type | NiMH |
| Weight | 0.3 lbs |
