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General| Type | Cordless Phone |
|---|---|
| Number of Handsets | 1 |
| DECT 6.0 Technology | Yes |
| Caller ID/Call Waiting | Yes |
| Phonebook Capacity | 50 names and numbers |
| Talk Time | Up to 10 hours |
| Standby Time | Up to 5 days |
| Handset Speakerphone | Yes |
| Last Number Redial | Yes |
| Mute | Yes |
| Volume Control | Yes |
| ECO Mode Power-Conserving Technology | Yes |
| ENERGY STAR | Yes |
| Display | Backlit LCD |
| Answering System | No |
| Intercom | No |
| Speakerphone | Yes |
| Power Requirements | AC Adapter |
| Color | Black |
| Battery Type | Ni-MH |
| Range | Up to 1, 000 feet |
Lists all items included in the telephone package for verification and setup.
Explains the need for a DSL filter to prevent interference with high-speed internet.
Instructions for placing the handset in the base to charge the battery.
Details on removing the desktop bracket for wall mounting.
Describes the purpose of each button on the handset.
Explains the meaning of lights and specific buttons like TALK and VOL.
Indicates when the handset is in use or an incoming call.
Signals new voicemail messages from the service provider.
Used to locate the handset by making it ring.
Manual or automatic configuration of the date and time.
Choosing from different ringer tones and adjusting volume levels.
Setting the phone for touch-tone or rotary dialing service.
Programming the area code for local call log entries.
Choosing the user interface language from available options.
Disabling the visual and audible voicemail alerts.
Basic procedures for initiating and receiving calls.
How to hang up and adjust listening volume during a call.
Accessing and dialing the last dialed numbers.
Using the base to page a misplaced handset.
Adding new contacts with names and numbers.
Guide for entering names using dial pad keys.
Browsing through stored contacts.
Modifying existing name and number entries.
Steps to delete individual contacts from the directory.
Transferring directory entries to speed dial locations.
Making calls using stored directory numbers.
Assigning numbers to speed dial memory locations.
Updating existing speed dial entries with new names or numbers.
Removing entries from speed dial memory.
Changing the memory slot for a speed dial number.
Information on subscribing to caller ID and call waiting services.
Accessing and scrolling through the list of incoming calls.
Understanding messages like 'PRIVATE NAME' and 'UNKNOWN NUMBER'.
Making calls directly from stored call log entries.
Transferring call log entries to the phone's directory.
Removing individual calls from the call log.
Clearing the entire call log.
Understanding messages like PRIVATE NAME and UNKNOWN NUMBER.
Indicates the battery needs recharging.
Shows that there are no call log entries.
Indicates unreviewed calls in the call log.
Expected talk and standby time after charging.
Safety advice for handling and charging batteries.
Guidelines for safe operation, cleaning, and placement.
Precautions regarding power cords, outlets, and water exposure.
Steps to resolve issues where the phone is completely non-functional.
Solutions for the LOW BATTERY display.
Diagnosing why the battery isn't charging.
Addressing reduced battery life.
Steps to resolve when no dial tone is present.
Troubleshooting why the phone doesn't ring.
Resolving issues preventing outgoing calls.
Addressing static or dropped calls during conversations.
Resolving when buttons do not respond.
Troubleshooting caller ID service issues.
Diagnosing missing caller ID during call waiting.
Resolving abnormal handset behavior.
Addressing handset display of power issues.
General steps for resetting electronic equipment.
Factors affecting cordless phone range and signal quality.
Guidelines for maintaining the telephone's condition.
Information on privacy, power, interference, and batteries.
Details on what the product warranty covers.
How to obtain repair or replacement service.
Details on what is not covered by the limited warranty.
Understanding specific legal rights related to the warranty.
Equipment compliance with radio frequency energy standards.
Requirements for connecting to the telephone network.
Compliance with Canadian radio frequency and interference standards.
Information on VTech's participation in battery recycling.
Details on operating frequencies, channels, and nominal effective range.
Specifications for physical size, weight, and power requirements.
Information on directory and call log memory locations.
