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Toshiba FT-8801A User Manual

Toshiba FT-8801A
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Preparation Basics Caller ID/Call waiting
Additional Information
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Toshiba FT-8801A Specifications

General IconGeneral
Frequency900 MHz
Number of Handsets1
Caller IDYes
DisplayLCD
Battery LifeUp to 7 hours talk time, 5 days standby
Answering MachineYes

Summary

Preparation

Introduction to the Toshiba FT-8801A

Overview of the Toshiba 900 MHz cordless telephone, its features, and design.

Key Features of the FT-8801A

Lists the primary features of the 900 MHz cordless telephone, including display, channels, and memory.

Essential Safety Precautions

Provides critical safety guidelines to reduce risks of fire, electric shock, and injury during operation.

Handset and Base Unit Controls

Identifies and explains the buttons and indicators on the handset and base unit.

Setting Up the Base Unit (Desk Top)

Instructions for setting up the base unit for desk mounting and AC adapter connection.

Setting Up the Base Unit (Wall Mount)

Step-by-step guide for mounting the telephone base unit on a wall plate.

Charging the Battery Pack

Detailed procedure for charging the cordless telephone's battery pack before first use.

Setting the Dial Mode

Guide on how to set the telephone for tone or pulse dialing based on your service.

Configuring Auto Talk and Caller ID

Instructions for enabling/disabling Auto Talk and Caller ID on Call Waiting features.

Setting the Area Code

Procedure to program the local area code for proper Caller ID display.

Basics

Making and Receiving Calls

Explains how to initiate and answer calls using the handset on or off the base unit.

Redial, Out of Range, and Call Waiting

Details redialing, handling out-of-range situations, and using the call waiting feature.

Handset Volume Settings

Instructions on adjusting earpiece and ringer volumes on the handset.

Tone/Pause and Interference Management

How to use tone dialing, pauses, and manage interference or static.

Paging the Handset

Guide on how to locate the misplaced handset using the page function.

Storing Numbers in Memory

Steps to store up to 10 telephone numbers with names into memory.

Entering Names and Special Characters

Guide on using the keypad to enter names and special characters for memory storage.

Dialing Stored Numbers

How to retrieve and dial numbers stored in the memory.

Editing and Deleting Stored Numbers

Instructions for modifying or removing entries from the memory.

Caller ID/Call Waiting

Answering Calls with Caller ID

How to view and manage incoming calls using Caller ID service.

Overview of CIDCW Service

Explains Caller ID on Call Waiting (CIDCW) and its service requirements.

Searching Caller ID Memory

How to review the list of received calls and their Caller ID information.

Calling Back from Caller ID List

Procedure to call back a number directly from the Caller ID list.

Editing Caller ID Data

How to modify Caller ID information before making a call or storing it.

Storing Caller ID to Speed-Dial

Guide to save Caller ID numbers into the phone's speed-dial memory.

Deleting Caller ID Data

Instructions on how to delete individual or all Caller ID records.

Using Call Waiting Feature

How to switch between calls when using the Call Waiting feature.

Additional Information

Troubleshooting Common Issues

Provides solutions for frequent problems like battery charging, call reception, and low battery indicators.

Service Requirements and Instructions

Details service requirements, user responsibilities, and general instructions for telephone equipment.

FCC Compliance and Interference Notes

Explains FCC regulations, connection to phone lines, and potential interference issues.

Limited Warranty and Service Procedures

Outlines the one-year limited warranty for parts and labor, and how to obtain service.

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