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General| Brand | VTech |
|---|---|
| Model | ErisStation VCS702 |
| Category | Conference Phone |
| Language | English |
Basic safety precautions to reduce risk of fire, electric shock, and injury when using the ErisStation Conference Phone.
Recommendations for users with implanted cardiac pacemakers regarding wireless telephone use.
Overview of the ErisStation Conference Phone designed for office meeting room use with base unit and wireless mics.
Lists all items included in the conference phone package for user reference.
Instructions for connecting the conference phone base unit to power and telephone line.
Step-by-step guide for installing the battery and battery door into the wireless microphone.
Procedure to verify successful installation by checking for a dial tone and status indicators.
Information on the wireless communication distance and factors affecting it.
Identification and description of the controls and displays on the front of the base unit.
Identification of the adapter jack and other ports on the rear of the base unit.
Identification and description of the components of the wireless microphone.
Explanation of the status indicators on both the base unit and wireless mic.
Guide on how to navigate and change settings using the base unit's menu system.
Instructions for adjusting the ringer volume or turning it off on the base unit.
Procedure for selecting different ringer tones for incoming calls on the base unit.
Steps to set the date and time displayed on the base unit for idle and call log information.
Instructions for selecting the display language (English, French, or Spanish) for the base unit.
How to adjust the key tone volume or turn it off for audible feedback on key presses.
Guide to change the dial mode from tone dialing to pulse dialing if required.
How to program the home area code for local calls without needing to dial it.
Instructions for adjusting loop gain to improve caller audio quality on PSTN lines.
Procedure to reset the base unit settings to their factory default values.
Steps to initiate a telephone call using the conference phone base unit.
How to answer an incoming call using the conference phone.
Procedure to terminate an active telephone call.
How to redial the last number that was dialed from the base unit.
Instructions for adjusting the speakerphone volume during a call.
How to mute or unmute all microphones during a call on the base unit or wireless mic.
Steps to establish and manage a three-way conference call.
How to handle incoming calls when already on a call using the call waiting feature.
Procedure to locate misplaced wireless mics by activating a paging tone.
Overview of the phonebook capacity and entry limitations.
Instructions for adding new contacts with phone numbers and names to the phonebook.
How to browse and view existing entries stored in the phonebook.
Method for performing an alphabetical search within the phonebook entries.
Steps to dial a phone number directly from a selected phonebook entry.
How to modify an existing contact's phone number or name in the phonebook.
Procedure for removing a specific contact entry from the phonebook.
Information on how Caller ID service works with the conference phone.
Overview of the call log features, storage capacity, and entry format.
Explanation of the indicator shown for calls that were not answered.
How to browse and view incoming and outgoing call history.
Procedure for saving a call log entry as a new contact in the phonebook.
Steps to make a call directly from an entry in the call log.
How to remove a specific call record from the call log.
Instructions for registering new or replacement wireless microphones to the base unit.
Procedure for manually deregistering a wireless microphone that will no longer be used.
Information regarding battery charging times, operating times, and battery handling precautions.
Steps to resolve issues where the conference phone is completely non-functional.
Solutions for when the LCD shows 'No line' or no dial tone is heard.
Troubleshooting steps for inability to make outgoing calls.
Steps to resolve issues where the base unit does not ring for incoming calls.
Guidance for diagnosing and fixing problems with the wireless microphone.
Solutions for when callers are unable to hear the user during a conversation.
Troubleshooting steps for a low battery indicator on the wireless mic.
Steps to minimize or resolve audio interference during calls.
Troubleshooting for issues related to the Caller ID service.
Instructions to reset the LCD language to English if accidentally changed.
General advice on handling and protecting the conference phone.
Instructions on how to safely clean the conference phone casing.
Compliance information regarding FCC Part 15 rules for digital devices.
Compliance details for FCC Part 68 rules and terminal attachment requirements.
Regulatory compliance information for Industry Canada.
Procedure to activate the California Energy Commission battery charging testing mode.
Procedure to deactivate the CEC battery charging testing mode and return to normal operation.
Essential safety precautions to observe when using the ErisStation Conference Phone.
Details on privacy, electrical power, TV interference, and battery handling for wireless mics.
Explanation of what is covered under the manufacturer's limited warranty.
Details on the duration of the limited warranty for the product.
List of conditions and circumstances not covered by the limited warranty.
Instructions on how to obtain warranty service, including required documentation.
Details on the frequency control mechanism used by the device.
Specifies the radio frequencies used for wireless mic and base unit transmission.
Indicates the number of available communication channels for the device.
Specifies the nominal effective communication range under standard conditions.
Provides recommended and minimum distances for optimal device performance.
Details the power specifications for the wireless mic and base unit adapter.
Specifies the memory capacity for phonebook and call log entries.
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