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General| Number of Handsets | 2 |
|---|---|
| Answering System | Yes |
| Digital Answering System Recording Time | 18 minutes |
| Caller ID | Yes |
| Call Blocking | Yes |
| Speakerphone | Yes |
| Keypad | Yes |
| Expandable Handsets | Yes, up to 6 handsets |
| Bluetooth | Yes |
| Talking Caller ID | Yes |
| Power Outage Operation | Yes |
| Ringer ID | Yes |
| DECT 6.0 Technology | Yes |
| Type | Cordless Phone |
| Range | Up to 1000 feet |
| Battery Life | 7 days standby |
| Display | 1.8 inch LCD |
Details on phone models, supplied accessories, and optional items for expanding the system.
Explanation of equipment symbols and other general product information.
Essential safety precautions for power, installation, operation, and medical considerations.
Tips for best performance, routine care, environmental factors, and product specifications.
Steps for connecting the unit, installing handset batteries, and managing base unit power backup.
Overview of handset and base unit controls, soft keys, and interpretation of display icons.
Procedures for making calls from the handset, base unit, and using the redial list.
How to answer calls, adjust volume, use Hold, Mute, Flash, and Call Waiting.
Using noise reduction, equalizer, and recording conversations for enhanced call management.
Steps for transferring calls between units and establishing conference calls.
Setting up and using the voice command feature to answer calls automatically.
Making, answering, and managing intercom calls between handsets and the base unit.
How to block numbers, store unwanted callers, and manage the call block list.
Automated and telemarketing call blocking, including settings, access codes, and greeting messages.
How to add, edit, store, and manage phonebook entries, including groups and caller information.
Programming and using speed dial keys and one-touch dial buttons for quick call access.
Methods to access and program features using menus or direct command codes.
Adjusting ring volumes, tones, night mode, and low battery alerts.
Settings for key detectors, voicemail, and various other unit configurations.
Setting and managing alarms with various options, including snooze and text memos.
Configuring quiet hours by silencing calls during specified periods.
Using the baby monitor to listen to another room, including monitoring from outside.
Procedures for adding or removing handsets and key detectors from the base unit.
Features for viewing and announcing caller information, including phonebook name announcement.
Managing a second incoming call with options like answer, hold, forward, or conference.
Viewing, editing, and erasing entries from the caller list.
Turning the system on/off, recording greetings, and listening to messages.
New message alerts, remote operation, and remote access codes for managing messages.
Adjusting call screening, number of rings, caller recording time, and greeting-only mode.
Using voicemail service, storing access numbers, and instructions for wall mounting the base unit.
Identifying and resolving common error messages and general operational problems.
Resolving problems with ringing, calls, voice commands, blocking, and caller ID display.
Compliance information for Canada, REN, and RF exposure warnings.
Details on the limited warranty coverage, exclusions, and limitations for Panasonic products.
