AT&T 360 User manual

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Clock Radio Telephone 360
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CONTENTS
INSTALLATION..............................................................................................2
Display Dimmer Switch Brightness ...........................................................................4
TELEPHONE OPERATION...............................................................................5
Volume Control..........................................................................................................5
TemporaryTone Dialing.............................................................................................5
Redial .........................................................................................................................5
Mute...........................................................................................................................5
Set Dial Mode.............................................................................................................5
New Call/MessageWaiting Light................................................................................6
Flash...........................................................................................................................6
Making andAnswering Calls......................................................................................6
TELEPHONE MEMORY...................................................................................7
Dialing Numbers inTelephone Memory....................................................................7
Storing Numbers inTelephone Memory....................................................................7
OneTouch Dialing .....................................................................................................7
Storing a Pause in a Memory Number.......................................................................7
CALLER ID OPERATION.................................................................................8
About Caller Identification.........................................................................................9
Reviewing Call History ..............................................................................................9
Removing a Call from Call History............................................................................9
RemovingAll Calls from Call History.......................................................................10
Display Dial..............................................................................................................10
Setting Display Options ...........................................................................................11
Display Screen Messages..........................................................................................13
RADIO/Alarm OPERATION...........................................................................14
Turning Radio On/Off..............................................................................................15
SelectingAM or FM..................................................................................................15
AutoTuning..............................................................................................................15
ManualTuning..........................................................................................................15
Volume.....................................................................................................................15
SleepTimer...............................................................................................................15
SettingAlarmTime...................................................................................................16
Turning theAlarm On and Off.................................................................................16
SnoozeAlarm............................................................................................................16
IN CASE OF DIFFICULTY..............................................................................17

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INSTALLATION
Before installing, check with your service provider to ensure that you
have subscribed to Caller ID with Call Waiting (combined service), and
voice mail service (if you intend to use the visual message waiting
feature in this phone).
1 • When you install a 9V alkaline battery (purchased separately),this
unit will retain information stored in memory in the event of a
power failure.
• You’ll need a Phillips head screwdriver to open the battery
compartment.
•Remove the sticker from the display screen.
2Set the dial mode.
If you have touch tone service,set the switch on the handset to TT.
If you have dial pulse (rotary) service,set the switch to DP. Even
if you have dial pulse service,you can still use telephone services
requiring tone signals. See“TemporaryTone Dialing”in the
TELEPHONE OPERATION section of this manual.
3Connect the telephone line cord.
Plug one end of the telephone line cord into the jack labeled TEL
LINE on the back of the telephone. Plug the other end of the line
cord into a modular telephone wall jack. Make sure the plugs snap
firmly into place.
Standard
AC Outlet
Modular
Wall Jack
Display
Dimmer
Switch
Power
Cord
Strain-relief
groove
(under set)
Coiled
Handset
Cord
Line
Cord

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INSTALLATION
4Connect the handset.
Plug one end of the coiled handset cord into the jack labeled
HANDSET on the back of the telephone. Plug the other end of
the coiled cord into the handset,then hang up.
5Connect the power adapter.
Connect the power adapter to the jack
on the back of the base. Run the cord
through the strain relief groove. Plug
the other end into a standard electrical
outlet not controlled by a wall switch.
NOTE: The power cord is the antenna for
FM radio reception; reception is improved
when the cord is fully extended.
6 Install the battery.
CAUTION: Always unplug all cords before installing batteries.
• Turn the telephone upside down.
• Remove the screw on the battery compartment door.
• Install the 9V alkaline battery,replace the battery compartment
cover,and turn the telephone over.
7Manually set time and date.
• Press and hold Tfor about 1.5 seconds. The screen displays
SET TIME? and a number for the month (for example,March
is 3).
NOTE: The screen automatically displays SET TIME? when you first
install it.
• Press +or -to change the month. When the screen displays the
correct month,press Tto save.
• Press +or -to change the date. When the screen displays the
correct date,press Tto save.
• Press +or -to selectAM or PM and the hour. When the screen
displays your selection,press Tto save.
• Press +or -to set minutes. When the screen displays the
correct minutes setting,press and hold Tfor about 1.5 seconds
to save all settings.
NOTE: The time is automatically reset with incoming Caller ID
information for each call.

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8Select Display Language.
Press N.The screen displays WHICH LANGUAGE?. Press +
until the screen displays your selected language. Press Nfor
1.5 seconds to save the selected display language.
NOTE: To change the display language at a later date, see“Setting
Display Options”in the CALLER ID OPERATION section of this manual.
9 Store Home Area Code(s).
• Press Ntwice. The screen displays HOME AREA CODE?
• Press +or -until the screen displays the first digit of your
home area code. Press D.
• Press +or -until the screen displays the second digit of
your home area code. Press D.
• Press +or -until the screen displays the third digit of
your home area code.
• Press Nto save setting.
NOTE: To store other local area codes, see“Display Dial”in the
CALLER ID OPERATION section of this manual.
10 Check for dial tone.
Lift the handset and check for a dial tone. If you do not hear a dial
tone,turn to IN CASE OF DIFFICULTY in this manual.
Display Dimmer Switch Brightness
Use the DIM switch on the back of the set to adjust the brightness of the
display screen. Set to OFF,LO or HI.
NOTE: You can conserve battery power in a power failure by setting
the switch to OFF.
INSTALLATION

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TELEPHONE OPERATION
Volume Control
To adjust the listening level
in the handset, set the volume
control on the left side of the
handset.
Temporary Tone Dialing
If you have dial pulse (rotary)
service, you can change from
dial pulse to touch tone
dialing during a call by
pressing *. This is useful if
you need to send touch tone
signals for access to telephone
banking or long-distance
services.
1Dial the number.
2Press *. Buttons pressed
after this send touch tone
signals.
3After you hang up, the
phone automatically
returns to dial pulse
(rotary) service.
Redial
The last number dialed on
this phone (up to 32 digits) is
stored in redial memory until
you dial another number.
To dial the same number
again, lift the handset and
press R.
Mute
This feature lets you mute
the telephone so that you can
hear the other party, but the
other party can’t hear you.
To activate this feature, press
and hold u. To return
to normal conversation,
release u.
Set Dial Mode
Set to TT for touch tone
service or DP for dial
pulse service.

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TELEPHONE OPERATION
Flash
Use Finstead of
the switchhook to activate
telephone company subscriber
services such as Call Waiting
or 3-Way Calling.
New Call/Message Waiting Light
This light stays on when you have
unreviewed call information in the
call history. If you subscribe to a voice
mail service, this light flashes if you
have new messages waiting.
Making and
Answering Calls
To make or answer a call,
lift the handset. The radio
is automatically turned off
whenever you lift the handset.
Radio is restored when you
return the handset to the cradle.

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TELEPHONE MEMORY
Dialing Numbers in
Telephone Memory
For two touch dialing, lift
the handset and press m
and the number button (0-9)
where the memory number
is stored.
Storing Numbers in
Telephone Memory
1Press and release P.
2Enter the telephone
number (up to 32 digits).
3Press and release P.
4For one touch dialing, press
and release the memory
button where you want to
store the number (locations
, , and )
— OR —
For two-touch dialing, press
the number button (0–9)
where you want to store
the number.
One-Touch
Dialing
For one-touch dialing,
lift the handset and press
the memory button.
Storing a Pause in a
Memory Number
Press and release Pto
store a 3.6-second pause in
a memory dial number.
Each time you press P,
a 3.6-second dialing delay
is stored in the memory
number. To store a longer
pause, press and release
Pmore than once.
NOTE: Each 3.6-second
pause counts as one digit
when storing numbers in
telephone memory.
Use the directory
card to write the
numbers stored
in telephone
memory.
This telephone can store 13 telephone numbers,each up to 32 digits long.
You can dial numbers stored in memory by pressing one or two buttons.

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CALLER ID OPERATION
Remove a call
from call history Customize features Dial number displayed on
screen
Indicates repeat
caller
Caller’s telephone
number
Caller’s name
Date call was
received
When on steadily, indicates phone
on this line is in use. When flashing,
indicates line is ringing
Number of new calls/
Total number of calls
Indicates battery
needs replacement
Indicates displayed
information has not
been reviewed
Indicates voice
mail is waiting

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About Caller Identification
This telephone is designed to store and display information about incoming
calls. It must be used with Caller Identification service provided by your
local telephone company;there is a fee for this service,and it may not be
available in all areas. This phone can provide information only if both you
and the caller are in areas offering Caller Identification service,and if both
telephone companies use compatible equipment.
When you use this phone with Caller ID service,you can see who’s
calling before you answer the phone. The phone keeps a record of the
names and numbers of the last 70 calls,whether you answer the call
or not. Each call is numbered in the call history,with newer calls having
higher numbers.
NOTE: Caller ID features will not operate without AC power.
Call Waiting
Caller ID with CallWaiting allows you to see who’s calling even while
you’re on another call. This feature requires Caller ID withVisual Call
Waiting, a combined service available through your local telephone
company. If you are already subscribing to Caller ID and CallWaiting as
separate services,you need to request a subscription to Caller ID with
Visual CallWaiting as a single,combined service. If you choose not to
use the CallWaiting feature,this unit will also work with regular Caller ID
service. Such services are not available in all areas. If you wish to answer
a CallWaiting call,press and release F. To return to the original call,
press and release Fagain.
Reviewing Call History
The screen displays call information for about 30 seconds after it is
received.
1Press Cto enter the call history.
2Press +or -to review call history.
3The screen displays END OF LIST at the end or beginning of the
call history to indicate you have reviewed all calls.
Removing a Call from Call History
Press and release rto remove displayed information from the
call history. The screen displays CALL REMOVE?. Press ragain.
The screen displays the next call in call history. To exit,press C
or wait a few seconds for the screen to return to standby.
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Removing All Calls from Call History
1Press Cto enter the call history.
2Press and release rfor 1.5 seconds when no call is displayed.
The screen displays REMOVE ALL CALLS?.
3Press and release rfor 1.5 seconds again to remove all calls.
The screen displays END OF LIST.
Display Dial
As you review the call history,you can dial a displayed phone number.
If the call information came from your home area code (the one you
programmed at installation),the screen displays only the seven-digit
number you are calling (without an area code). If you receive a call
from an area code not programmed into the telephone,the screen will
display the ten digits of the phone number,and will automatically dial
the“1”before the area code.
1Press C, then use +or -to locate the number you want
to call.
2Lift the handset,then press and release Dto call the number
on the screen. You cannot dial PRIVATE or UNKNOWN calls.
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Programming Area Codes
In addition to programming your home area code (see Step 9 in
INSTALLATION),you can program up to four other local area codes.
These are area codes that do not require dialing a“1”before them.
After programming,if you receive a call from one of these area codes,
the screen displays the ten digits (three digits of area code plus seven
digits of phone number). When you use the Display Dial feature,the
unit dials ten digits,without inserting a“1”before the area code.
1Press and release Nuntil the screen displays LOCAL AREA CODE?.
2Press +or -until the screen displays the first digit of the area code,
then press D.
3Press +or -until the screen displays the second digit of the area
code,then press D.
4Press +or -until the screen displays the third digit of the area code,
then press N.
Setting Display Options
You can customize how the Caller ID features of this telephone work.
Press and release Nuntil the option you want to change appears,
then use +or -to scroll through display choices. Press Nto save
your setting.
See the following page for Display Options.
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Option: Choice:
WHICH LANGUAGE Choose whether the display appears in English,
ENGLISH Spanish or French. Use +or -to toggle between
SPANISH language selections.
FRENCH
STORE HOME AREA CODE
HOME AREA CODE? Set the unit to recognize calls from your area code.
STORE LOCAL AREA CODE(S)
LOCL AREA CODE? Program up to four area codes that do not require
dialing a“1”before them.
CALL HISTORY You can choose how the call history is set up for
review.
ALL CALLS The screen displays all calls received,in order.
UNANS. CALLS The screen displays only those calls you (or an
answering system) did not answer.
NO CALLS The screen displays no call history.
REPEAT CALLS
COMBINED For unreviewed calls,you can choose whether
you want repeat calls listed separately,or each
SEPARATE repeat call combined with the original call.
Combined calls include the repeat count;the time
will reflect the most recent call,and the call history
is reordered (if needed).
CALL LIST ORDER
NEW CALLS You can choose whether you want to see new
BY TIME (unreviewed) calls displayed first,or all calls
displayed in the order in which they were received.
CALL WAITING
ON Set to ON forType II (operates with Caller ID
with CallWaiting service) or OFF forType I
OFF (operates without CallWaiting with Caller ID
service).
MESSAGE WAITING LIGHT (FLASHING)
LEAVE ON Turn off the message waiting light if it stays
on even when no new voice mail or Caller ID
RESET information is waiting.
CALLER ID OPERATION

Display Screen Messages
Screen Displays: When:
PRIVATE NAME The other party is blocking name information.
PPP The other party is blocking telephone number
information.
PRIVATE CALLER The other party is blocking name and number
information.
UNKNOWN CALLER Your phone company is unable to receive
information about this caller’s name and number.
UUU Your telephone company is unable to receive
information about this caller’s number.
UNKNOWN NAME Your telephone company is unable to receive
information about this caller’s name.
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CALLER ID OPERATION

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RADIO/ALARM OPERATION
Set separate
alarms
Silence alarm for
about 10 minutes Select AM or FM
Current radio
station
Set radio to
automatically
turn off
Turn radio
on or off
Search for
next clear
radio station

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Turning Radio On/Off
Press Ito turn the radio on or off. When you turn the radio on,the
screen displays the currently selected station,band,and MHz or KHz.
You can access Caller ID information while the radio is on.
NOTE:If you receive a call while the radio is on, the screen will display
Caller ID information during the call, and for about 30 seconds after
you hang up. You will be unable to tune the radio station during this
30 seconds.
Selecting AM or FM
After pressing I,press and release bto selectAM or FM reception.
Auto Tuning
Press and hold +or -for about 1.5 seconds to move to the next clear
radio station.
Manual Tuning
Quickly press and release +or -to move to the next radio station.
Volume
Move the volume control on the right side of the radio to the back to
increase volume or to the front to decrease volume.
The radio is automatically muted whenever the phone rings. Volume is
restored when you hang up.
Sleep Timer
You can set the radio to turn itself off after 30,60,90 or 120 minutes.
1Turn the radio on.
2Press and release Z.
3Press and release Zuntil the screen displays how long you want
the radio to play before turning itself off (30,60,90 or 120 minutes).
The screen displays the selected time for about five seconds,then
returns to the radio display.
4Press Zfor more than 1.5 seconds to set the sleep time. The sleep
time flashes for about five seconds,then the system screen returns to
radio mode.
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RADIO/ALARM OPERATION
Setting Alarm Time
You can set the alarm (ALARM A) or (ALARM B) to wake you with the
radio or the buzzer.
NOTE: To set the clock, see the INSTALLATION section of this manual.
1Press and hold dfor about one second.
2Press and release a A
— OR —
Press and release a B.
3Press +or -until the screen displays the hour for the alarm.
4Press dwhen the screen displays the correct alarm hour.
5Press +or -until the screen displays the minute setting for the
alarm.
6Press and release aAor aBto store the alarm setting. The
screen flashes the appropriate alarm and the time set. The alarm is
now set,and the screen displays the alarm you set.
Turning the Alarm On and Off
To turn the alarm on,press and release a A
— OR —
Press and release a B.
If the screen flashes the alarm selection briefly,then steadily displays the
icon for the selected alarm,the alarm is now set.
To turn the alarm off,press and release the alarm button again. The icon
for the selected alarm disappears.
Snooze Alarm
When the alarm sounds,you can silence it for about 10 minutes by
pressing z.

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If you have difficulty operating this phone,try the suggestions below.
For Customer Service,visit our website at www.telephones.att.com or call
1 800 222–3111. Please retain your receipt as your proof of purchase.
No Dial Tone
• Make sure all plugs are connected properly. Inspect the line cord
connections at the modular jack and at the telephone. Also inspect
the coiled handset cord connection at both ends.
• Unplug the telephone and connect it to another modular jack.
If it still does not work,and other telephones in your home are
working,the problem is with this telephone.
• In the event of a power failure,a battery must be installed for the
phone to work.
Difficulty Storing Numbers in Memory
Make sure you are pressing the correct sequence of buttons for storing
in one-touch and two-touch locations.
Telephone Does Not Ring
• Make sure the RINGER switch is not set to OFF.
• If there are several other telephones on the same line,try
disconnecting some of the other telephones. Having too many
telephones connected can also create problems such as low ringer
volume or impaired sound quality during calls.
Power Failure
Call history information is saved for up to four hours in a power failure.
Numbers stored in telephone memory are saved up to 72 hours in a
power failure.
Caller ID/Call Waiting Does Not Work
• Check with your service provider to make sure service is activated.
• Caller ID features will not work in a power failure.
FM Radio Reception Is Poor
Make sure the power cord (and any extension cord) is fully extended.
AM Radio Reception Is Poor
Try rotating the position of the radio.
IN CASE OF DIFFICULTY