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General| Type | Cordless Telephone |
|---|---|
| Number of Handsets | 1 |
| Frequency | 1.9 GHz |
| Caller ID | Yes |
| Call Waiting | Yes |
| Speakerphone | Yes |
| Keypad on Base | Yes |
| Power Outage Operation | Yes |
| Headset Jack | Yes |
| Display | LCD |
| Backlit Display | Yes |
| Redial | Yes |
| Intercom | Yes |
| Technology | DECT 6.0 |
| Expandable Handsets | Yes |
| Range | Up to 1000 feet |
| Battery Life | Up to 10 hours talk time |
| Answering System | Digital Answering System |
| Call Block | Yes |
| Phonebook Capacity | 50 entries |
| Power Source | AC adapter and rechargeable battery |
Details product models, base units, and handset part numbers.
Lists included accessories and their quantities for different models.
Crucial safety warnings and precautions for product operation.
Safety guidelines for installing and placing the unit to prevent hazards.
Warnings and guidelines for handling rechargeable batteries.
Basic safety guidelines for product use to reduce risks.
Step-by-step guide for connecting the base unit, charger, and handset.
Procedures for installing and charging handset batteries.
Instructions for installing batteries for power backup.
Optimizing power consumption by limiting functions.
Buttons and functions on the handset unit.
Buttons and functions on the base unit.
Buttons and functions on the corded handset.
Meaning of symbols shown on handset and base unit displays.
Instructions on how to change the display language.
Setting the language for voice prompts and guidance.
Setting the current date and time on the unit.
Customizing the answering system's greeting message.
Setting the dialing mode for tone or pulse service.
Procedures for initiating calls using handset or base unit.
How to change audio volume during a call.
How to receive incoming calls on handset or base.
Functions like Hold, Mute, and Flash.
Managing multiple calls and subscribed services.
Clarity booster, noise reduction, and equalizer features.
Joining existing calls and transferring conversations.
Initiating calls between handsets or handset and base.
Setting up 3-way conference calls.
Receiving intercom calls on handset or base unit.
Enabling automatic answering of intercom calls.
Blocking numbers directly when receiving or during calls.
Managing blocked numbers and ranges.
Blocking numbers directly from the call history.
Blocking calls based on number prefixes or ranges.
Blocking calls that do not provide caller ID.
Customizing whether blocked calls ring once.
Managing entries in the call block list.
Clearing the entire list of blocked numbers.
Storing contacts, names, and phone numbers.
Guide for inputting names using dial keys.
Saving called numbers directly into the phonebook.
Organizing contacts into groups and assigning custom ringers.
Modifying existing contact details.
Accessing phonebook entries to make calls.
Removing contacts from the phonebook.
Dialing numbers stored in the phonebook during calls.
Assigning numbers to speed dial keys.
Modifying or removing speed dial numbers.
Programming quick dial buttons for specific numbers.
Storing numbers for one-touch dial buttons for external calls.
Storing internal extension numbers for one-touch dials.
Managing configured one-touch dial buttons.
Accessing settings via display menus and direct command codes.
Using specific codes to directly access features.
Configuring greeting messages and new message alerts.
Adjusting ring behavior for answering system.
Configuring date, time, and alarm functions.
Customizing ring volume and tone for calls.
Setting quiet hours for ringing on handset or base.
Managing caller ID display and announcement features.
Configuring features related to the key detector accessory.
Managing call blocking options and preferences.
Configuring access numbers and tone detection for voicemail.
Adjusting display contrast and naming handsets.
Configuring auto intercom and audible key tone.
Configuring line mode and call flash timing.
Setting privacy mode and managing unit registration.
Power management and changing display/voice languages.
Accessing the settings for the baby monitor feature.
Programming alarm times, options, and memos.
Silencing unit ringing during specific hours.
Using the unit to monitor rooms remotely.
How to monitor between handsets or handset and base.
Monitoring a room via a phone call.
Disabling the baby monitor feature.
Managing numbers for baby monitor alert calls.
Adding new wireless units to the base unit.
Removing registered units from the base unit.
Viewing caller information on the display.
Voice announcement of caller ID information.
Managing incoming calls while already on a call.
Viewing and interacting with the list of received calls.
Modifying phone numbers stored in the caller list.
Removing specific call records from the caller list.
Activating or deactivating the answering system.
Customizing or resetting greeting messages.
Recording a custom greeting message for callers.
Listening to recorded messages using the base unit or handset.
Beeping notification on base unit for new messages.
Notification via phone call when new messages are recorded.
Setting a number to receive new message alert calls.
Activating or deactivating call alert notifications.
Accessing answering system features via a remote phone.
Setting up a security code for remote access.
Navigating remote operations using voice prompts.
Listening to callers while they leave a message.
Setting the number of rings before the unit answers.
Setting the maximum message recording time per caller.
Information on using the phone service provider's voicemail.
Configuring the number to access voicemail automatically.
Setting for detecting voicemail tones from the service provider.
Instructions for installing the base unit on a wall.
Diagnosing and fixing common error messages.
Resolving common operational issues with the unit.
Problems related to caller ID display and announcement.
Issues with message recording or system operation.
Procedures to follow if the unit is exposed to moisture.
Industry Canada compliance notices and requirements.
Safety guidelines regarding radio frequency exposure.
