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transmit frequency (handset) | 1921.536-1928.448 MHz |
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transmit frequency (telephone base) | 1921.536-1928.448 MHz |
channels | 5 |
handset battery | 2.4V Ni-MH |
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telephone base power | 6V DC @ 400mA |
charger power | 6V AC @ 300mA |
handset directory capacity | 50 memory locations |
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handset directory digits | up to 30 digits |
handset directory characters | 15 characters |
Lists items included in the telephone package: handsets, base, chargers, and cords.
Explains how to connect the telephone base and charger to power and telephone line.
Provides step-by-step instructions for installing the handset battery.
Details how to charge the handset battery and indicates battery status.
Discusses setup for new cable or VoIP service subscribers.
Explains how the phone interacts with service provider voicemail and its own answering system.
Identifies and explains the functions of handset buttons and features.
Identifies and explains the functions of telephone base buttons and indicators.
Explains how to navigate the handset's menu to change settings.
Describes how to adjust the ringer volume on the handset.
Explains how to adjust the ringer volume on the telephone base.
Details how to select different ringer tones for the handset.
Explains how to activate and use the quiet mode for a set duration.
Instructions for setting the date and time for the answering system.
Guides on how to change the display language on the handset.
Instructions for setting the voicemail number for quick access.
How to manually clear voicemail indicators on the handset.
How to turn audible key press tones on or off.
Setting the home area code for caller ID log entries.
How to switch between touch-tone and pulse dialing modes.
Basic instructions for initiating a phone call.
How to dial a number before activating the call.
How to receive an incoming call.
How to terminate an active phone call.
How to use the speakerphone function during a call.
How to adjust listening volume and ringer volume.
How to use the mute function to silence the microphone during a call.
How to handle incoming calls when already on a call.
How to temporarily silence the ringer of the handset or base.
How to temporarily switch to tone dialing for services.
How to redial numbers and manage the redial list.
How to access the service provider's voicemail.
Dialing sequences from stored numbers while on a call.
How to locate missing handsets by paging them.
Displays the VTech website address for product information.
How to transfer an ongoing call to another handset.
How to join an existing outside call with another handset.
How to make calls between handsets for internal communication.
How to manage outside calls while in an intercom conversation.
How to transfer an outside call to another handset using intercom.
Information on directory capacity, sharing, and limitations.
Step-by-step guide to adding contacts to the directory.
How to find and call contacts stored in the directory.
How to search the directory alphabetically by name.
How to modify existing entries in the directory.
How to remove contacts from the directory.
Overview of speed dial functionality and limitations.
How to assign directory entries to speed dial locations.
How to change the speed dial assignment for a location.
How to make calls using speed dial numbers.
How to remove entries from speed dial locations.
General information about the caller ID service and its capabilities.
Details on using caller ID concurrently with call waiting service.
Information on storing, viewing, and managing caller ID entries.
How the phone indicates and manages missed calls.
How caller ID names match directory entries for easier identification.
How to view and call back numbers from the caller ID log.
Options for formatting numbers dialed from the caller ID log.
How to save a caller ID log entry into the phone's directory.
How to remove individual or all entries from the caller ID log.
Explains various messages displayed in the caller ID log.
Overview of the answering system features and controls.
Steps to record a personalized greeting for the answering system.
How to listen to the current greeting announcement.
How to delete a recorded personalized greeting.
How to turn the answering system on or off via handset or base.
How to listen to incoming messages as they are recorded.
How to set the number of rings before the answering system answers.
How to set a security code for remote access to the answering system.
How to enable an audible alert for new messages.
How to set the maximum recording time for messages.
Distinguishes between built-in answering system and service provider voicemail.
How to coordinate the phone's answering system with provider voicemail.
Information on the number of messages and total storage capacity.
How new messages are indicated on the handset and base.
Detailed steps for screening calls at the base or handset.
How to interrupt a message recording to speak to the caller.
Instructions for playing back recorded messages from the base or handset.
How to delete all old or reviewed messages.
How to use the answering system for personal memos.
Explains the various displays on the telephone base message window.
How to access and control the answering system remotely via phone.
Lists and explains various messages that can appear on the handset screen.
Explains the meaning of lights and icons on the base and handsets.
Information on battery life, charging, and precautions.
Solutions for common telephone problems like no dial tone or non-working phone.
Essential safety precautions for using the telephone equipment.
Safety advice for users with implanted cardiac pacemakers.
Information on the cordless phone's communication range.
Explanation of the power-saving ECO mode.
How to activate and deactivate the energy-saving charging mode.
General care and cleaning instructions for the telephone.
Details the product's limited warranty coverage and terms.
Regulatory compliance information for FCC, ACTA, and IC.
Lists technical details like frequency, channels, and power requirements.