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Brand | VTech |
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Model | CS6649 |
Category | Cordless Telephone |
Language | English |
List of all items included in the telephone package.
Instructions for connecting the telephone base and charger to power and phone line.
Step-by-step guide for inserting and connecting the battery into the handset.
Information on how to charge the handset battery and indicators for battery status.
Guidance on setting up the telephone base for tabletop or wall mount installation.
Diagram and explanation of buttons and features on the telephone base.
Diagram and explanation of buttons and features on the cordless handset.
How to navigate the telephone's menu to access settings and features.
How to set or turn off the ringer volume for incoming calls.
How to choose different ringtones for the handset and telephone base.
Manual procedure to set the current date and time for message logging.
How to change the display language to English, French, or Spanish.
Steps to save and dial your voicemail access number for quick retrieval.
Procedure to turn off new voicemail indicators when no new messages are present.
How to enable or disable audible key press tones on the handset and base.
Programming the home area code for automatic formatting of caller ID entries.
How to switch between Touch-tone and Pulse dialing modes.
How to activate quiet mode to mute tones and call screening for a set duration.
Instructions for initiating a call from the cordless handset or telephone base.
How to enter a number before initiating a call for dialing.
Methods to answer calls on the handset and telephone base.
How to properly disconnect a call from the handset or base.
How to switch to and use the speakerphone on the handset or base.
Adjusting listening volume during calls or message playback.
How to mute the microphone during a call to prevent the other party from hearing you.
How to manage incoming calls while already on a call.
How to temporarily silence the ringer without ending a call.
How to review and redial the last 10 dialed numbers.
Switching to tone dialing temporarily during a call for service access.
Accessing voicemail messages by pressing and holding the '1' key.
Using stored numbers from directory/logs during an active call.
How to display the VTech website address on the phone.
Moving an ongoing call to another handset or the telephone base.
Using the base to page and locate a lost handset.
How another handset or the base can join an existing outside call.
Instructions for initiating and conducting intercom calls between handsets or base.
Handling external calls received while in an intercom conversation.
Using the intercom feature to transfer an outside call between devices.
Overview of the directory's capacity, sharing, and entry rules.
Step-by-step process to add contacts with names and numbers.
How to browse through stored directory contacts alphabetically.
Using dialing keys to quickly find contacts by name.
How to make a call directly from a saved directory entry.
Procedure to modify stored contact names and numbers.
How to remove a contact from the directory.
Copying directory entries to speed dial locations for quick dialing.
How to dial numbers stored in speed dial locations.
Removing numbers from speed dial locations.
Explanation of Caller ID service and its log capabilities.
How Caller ID works in conjunction with call waiting service.
Details on log capacity, entry format, and display messages.
How missed calls are indicated and how to clear the indicator.
How to view, return, or save incoming call information.
Adjusting number format for dialing from Caller ID log entries.
Making calls directly from the received call log.
Adding caller information from the log into the phone's directory.
How to remove entries from the call log, individually or all at once.
Explanations for various messages displayed in the Caller ID log.
Overview of the answering system's menu and capabilities.
How to use the preset greeting or record a custom announcement.
Instructions for listening to or removing your recorded announcement.
How to turn the answering system on or off and its indicators.
How to choose whether to hear incoming messages as they are recorded.
Configuring the number of rings before the answering system answers.
Setting or changing the security code for remote access.
How to enable or disable the audible alert for new messages.
Setting the maximum duration for incoming messages.
Using the built-in system and provider voicemail together.
Information on message storage and new message notifications.
How to join a call while a message is being recorded.
Silencing the message alert beep temporarily.
How to play, skip, repeat, delete, or stop messages.
Procedure to clear all previously reviewed messages.
Creating, listening to, and removing personal memos.
List of commands to manage the answering system remotely via phone.
Information on adding new handsets to the system, up to five.
Step-by-step instructions for registering a new handset to the base.
Process for deregistering and reassigning handsets.
Explanations for various messages displayed on the handset and base screens.
Descriptions of the status lights on the handset and base.
Meaning of icons displayed on the handset screen.
Meaning of icons displayed on the telephone base screen.
Details on battery life, charging, and replacement precautions.
Solutions for problems like no dial tone, poor signal, or non-working features.
Safety guidelines for pacemaker users regarding cordless phone usage.
Factors affecting wireless communication distance and out-of-range indicators.
How the power-saving ECO mode works automatically to conserve battery.
Guidelines for cleaning, handling, and protecting the telephone.
Discussion on privacy, electrical power, and TV interference aspects of cordless phones.
Information about the RBRC program for battery recycling.
Details on what the warranty covers, exclusions, and how to obtain service.
Compliance information regarding radio frequency energy, Part 15, and Part 68 rules.
Key technical details including frequency, channels, power, and memory.