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General| Type | Cordless Phone |
|---|---|
| Number of Handsets | 1 |
| Frequency | 1.9 GHz |
| DECT | Yes |
| Speakerphone | Yes |
| Caller ID | Yes |
| Call Waiting | Yes |
| Conference Call | Yes |
| Intercom | Yes |
| Power Source | AC adapter |
| Range (Outdoors) | 300 m |
| Range (Indoors) | 50 m |
| Display Type | LCD |
Lists supplied and replacement accessories for the phone system.
Information on adding optional desk phones and cordless handsets.
Details on how many units can be used and example operations.
Explains symbols used on the equipment and their meanings.
Safety precautions for power connection, installation, and medical considerations.
General safety precautions to reduce risk of fire, shock, and injury.
Guidance on optimal placement of the base unit for coverage and noise reduction.
Advice on environmental conditions, routine care, and product longevity.
Technical details including frequency range, power, and operating conditions.
Step-by-step guide for connecting the AC adaptor, handset, and telephone lines.
Advice on using DSL/ADSL filters to prevent interference and ensure functionality.
Important notes for AC adaptor setup and installing batteries for power backup.
Identifies and describes the phone's buttons, keys, and features.
Explains the function of the LINE indicators and MAIL BOX indicator.
How to set language, date/time, and record a greeting message.
How to change the phone's dialing mode from Tone to Pulse.
How to manage line selection and register/deregister phone units.
Basic procedures for making, answering, and adjusting call volume.
How to activate Do Not Disturb mode to silence incoming calls.
Explains Hold, Mute, Flash, and Call Waiting features.
Procedures for transferring calls and setting up conference calls.
How to make, answer, and manage intercom calls between units.
Adding, editing, erasing, and finding phonebook entries.
How to add phone numbers to speed dial keys for quick access.
Editing and erasing speed dial entries, and making calls.
Introduction to the unit's programming menu and navigation.
Details on programming ringtones, volumes, and answering system features.
Programming for digital receptionist and music on hold features.
Selecting music source, recording, and playing music on hold.
Changing unit names and updating the extension list.
Programming area codes, delay ring, resetting settings, and restoring defaults.
Information on using Caller ID, features, and phonebook display.
Viewing, calling back, editing, and erasing caller list entries.
Steps to erase all stored caller information.
Overview of the answering system and recording greeting messages.
Using and resetting to pre-recorded greeting messages.
How to play greeting messages and listen to new voice messages.
Recording memo messages and setting up remote operation.
Setting remote access codes and using call screening.
Adjusting the number of rings before answering and ring count settings.
Setting caller recording time and enabling message interrupt.
Introduction to the system and how it works, including turning it on/off.
Recording custom greeting messages for the receptionist.
Playing back greetings, setting office hours, and weekend greetings.
Enabling night time greetings and adjusting answer delay.
Information on voicemail services and how to wall mount the base unit.
Basic troubleshooting steps for common unit problems.
Troubleshooting for call audio, ringing, and Caller ID issues.
Troubleshooting for answering system, voicemail indicator, and liquid damage.
FCC compliance details, including hearing aid compatibility.
RF exposure guidelines, FCC warnings, and notice about FCC ID.
Instructions for connecting the power adapter and corded handset.
Guide for connecting telephone lines to single-line jacks.
Connecting to 2-line jacks, using function keys, and changing display language.
Setting date/time and recording an answering machine greeting.
Making/answering calls and managing phonebook entries.
Operating the answering system and digital receptionist.
Answers to common questions about volume, accessories, and call waiting.
Information on purchasing accessories and accessing customer support.
Details of the limited warranty coverage and online repair requests.
Instructions for submitting a repair request online or via mail.
Specific exclusions and limitations of the product warranty.
Alphabetical reference to topics and their page numbers.
