Cortelco Medallion 3220 Setup guide

OWNER’S
INSTRUCTIONMANUAL
CALLER ID TYPE II
TWO-LINE TELEPHONE
MODEL3220

THANK YOU
FOR PURCHASING THE
CALLER ID TYPE II
TWO-LINE TELEPHONE
WewantyoutoknowallaboutyournewMedallionTelephone,
how to install it, the features it provides, and the services you can
expectfromitsuse.WehaveincludedthisinformationinyourOwner’s
InstructionManual.
PLEASE READ BEFORE INSTALLING
AND USING YOUR NEW TELEPHONE EQUIPMENT.
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TABLEOFCONTENTS
IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS............................................................ iv
TELEPHONEUSAGE............................................................................................ 1
INSTALLATION ............................................................................................ 1
24/90V MESSAGE WAITING LAMP............................................................. 2
DESKMOUNTINSTRUCTIONS..................................................................... 2
WALLMOUNTINSTRUCTIONS................................................................... 3
FACTORYPRESETS .................................................................................... 3
TELEPHONE PART IDENTIFICATION ................................................................ 6
TELEPHONEFEATURES..................................................................................... 7
RECEIVINGAPHONECALL ........................................................................ 7
PLACINGAPHONECALL ........................................................................... 7
PREDIAL ....................................................................................................... 7
SPEAKERPHONEBUTTON.......................................................................... 7
DURATIONCOUNTER.................................................................................. 8
MUTEBUTTON ............................................................................................ 8
AUTOMATICMEMORY ................................................................................ 8
TOSTOREAPHONE NUMBERINMEMORY ........................................... 8
TODIALAPHONE NUMBER IN MEMORY............................................... 8
VOLUMEBUTTON ....................................................................................... 8
REDIAL/PAUSEBUTTON ............................................................................ 9
HOLDBUTTON ............................................................................................ 9
FLASHBUTTON .......................................................................................... 9
HEADSETCOMPATIBLE ............................................................................. 10
RELEASEBUTTON..................................................................................... 10
VOICEMAILBUTTON.................................................................................. 10
DIRECTORYBUTTON................................................................................. 10
CONFERENCEBUTTON ............................................................................. 10
CALLWAITING DISPLAY ......................................................................... 10
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CALLER ID FEATURES ..................................................................................... 11
MESSAGELIGHT........................................................................................ 11
MESSAGEWAITING ................................................................................... 11
RECEIVINGCALLS.................................................................................... 12
REVIEWINGCALLS................................................................................... 12
DELETINGCALLS ..................................................................................... 13
CALLBACK... ............................................................................................ 13
OPTIONBUTTON ....................................................................................... 14
MESSAGEERROR ..................................................................................... 15
NODATASENT ......................................................................................... 15
PRIVATECALLS ........................................................................................ 16
UNKNOWNCALLS .................................................................................... 16
DIRECTORY ....................................................................................................... 17
TELEPHONE SERVICE PROBLEMS................................................................. 18
MAINTENANCE INFORMATION ....................................................................... 19
TELEPHONEREPAIR ......................................................................................... 20
FCC INFORMATION .......................................................................................... 21
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IMPORTANTSAFETYINSTRUCTIONS
Always follow basic safety precautions when using your telephone equip-
ment to reduce the risk of fire, electrical shock, and injury.
1. ReadandunderstandallinstructionsintheOwner’sInstructionManual.
2. Read all warnings and follow all instructions marked on the product.
3. Unplugthisproductfromthewalloutletbeforecleaning.Useadamp
cloth for cleaning. Do not use liquid or aerosol cleaners.
4. Do not use the telephone near water. For example, do not use near a
bathtub, wash bowl, kitchen sink, laundry tub, swimming pool, or in a wet
basement.
5. Donotplacethisproductonanunstablecartorstand.Theproductmay
fall causing serious damage to the product.
6. Useonlythetypepowersourceindicatedonthelabel.Ifyouarenotsure
ofthetypepower supplytoyourhome,consultyourdealer orlocalpower
company.
7. Donotplaceanyobjectsonthe telephone linecord.Donotlocatethe
telephone where the line cord will be walked on.
8. Do not block or cover ventilation slots and openings in the bottom of
the telephone. The openings should never be blocked by placing the
telephone on a bed, sofa, rug, or other similar surfaces. The telephone
should never be placed near or over a radiator or heat register. The
telephone should never be placed in a built-in installation unless proper
ventilation is provided.
9. Neverspillliquidonthetelephoneorpushobjectsofanykindthrough
ventilation slots. Liquid or objects may touch dangerous voltage points
or short out parts that could result in a risk of fire or electrical shock.
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10. Do not disassemble this product. Opening or removing covers may
expose you to dangerous voltages or other risks. Incorrect reassembly
can cause electrical shock when the product is subsequently used.
11. Do not overload outlets and extension cords. Some telephones
require AC power from an outlet. Overloading the outlets can result in
the risk of fire or electric shock.
12. Avoidusingatelephoneduringalocalthunderstorm.Theremaybea
remote risk of electrical shock from lightning.
13. Donot use atelephone toreport agas leak inthe vicinityof the leak.
14. Unplug the telephone from the wall outlet and refer servicing to
qualified service personnel under the following conditions:
• When the line cord is frayed or plugs damaged.
• If liquid has been spilled into the telephone.
• If the telephone has been exposed to rainor water.
• If thetelephonedoesnotoperateproperlybyfollowingtheoperating
instructions. (Adjust only those controls covered by the operating
instructions. Improper adjustment of other controls may result in
damage and will often require extensive work by a qualified
technician to restore the product to normal operation.)
• If the telephone has been dropped or the housing damaged.
• If the telephone exhibits distinct change in performance.
SAVETHESEINSTRUCTIONS
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TELEPHONEUSAGE
INSTALLATION
1. Connecttheadapter.Plugthe large part oftheadapter intothewalloutlet andthe
adaptertipto thejackat therearside ofunit.(Useonly 9VDC.200mA or300mA,
centerpositiveClass2adapter.)
2. Connectthetelephonelinecord.
a. Toconnectwithout ananswering machine.
•Use thenewlinecordtoconnectthePHONEjackofyournewcallerIDphone
tothemodularwall jack.
LINE DATA
b. Toconnectwith anexisting answeringmachine.
•Usethe existinglinecord suppliedto connectthe L1/L2 jackofyour
answeringmachineto the wallmodularlinejack.
•Use the new line cord supplied to connect the telephone’s jack of your new
CallerIDphonetothePHONEjackofyouransweringmachine.
•Setyour answering machineto answerthe phoneafter 2 ormore rings.
3. Followthe procedure“Unit Setup” tosetup yourunit.
4. Placethe uniton aflat table ormount iton awall. If youdesire toplace it ona wall,
use the wall mount bracket and short line cord supplied to accomplish the wall
mounting.
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Adapter
Modular
Wall Jack
Data
Adapter Line
Adapter
Modular
Wall Jack
Answering
Device
Adapter Line Data

24/90VMESSAGEWAITINGLAMP
IfyourphoneisinstalledbehindaMessageWaitingenabledPBX,youwillneedtosetthe
MWswitchin order toreceivetheMessage Waitingindication.
1. Locatethe switch onthe bottomofthe telephone.
2. For90VPBXMessageWaitingIndication,movetheswitch to thepositionmarked
“90V”. For24VPBXMessage WaitingIndication,movetheswitch totheposition
marked“24V”. Ifconnectingdirectlytotelephonelines,movetheswitchtothecenter
“OFF”position.
Warning: Setting this switch in a position other than OFF can cause this phone to
functionincorrectly. When enabled, thisfeatureis for PBXsystems,and not meantfor
directCentralOffice(CO)interface. IfconnectingtoCOtelephonelines,makesurethis
switch is set to OFF.
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DESK MOUNTINSTRUCTIONS
1. Mountingwedgeshouldalreadybeinstalled ontothebase. Ifnot,Installmounting
wedgeontotelephone base.
2. Connect the adapter and the line cord. See Steps 2 & 3 under “Installation” for
specificinstructions.
3. Plugtheshortendofthecoiledcordintothehandsetjack,andthenplugtheotherend
ofthe cord into the base.
4. Placethehandseton thebase.
Note: Toalterthemountingbracketangle,pull
theleverup androtatethe mountingwedge.
Thereare5availableangles.
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WALLMOUNTINSTRUCTIONS
1. Mountingwedgeshouldalreadybe installedontothebase. Ifnot,installmounting
wedgeonto base.
2. Connect the adapter and the line cord. See Steps 2 & 3 under “Installation” for
specificinstructions.
3. Pushoutthehandsethook andreattachinoppositedirectionforthewallmount posi
tion,plugtheshortendofthecoiledcordintothehandset,andthenplugtheotherend
ofthe cord intohe base.
4. Placethehandseton thebase.
Note: Toalterthemountingbracketangle,pull
theleverup androtatethe mountingwedge.
Theunitwillbe shippedinwallmount position.
Levertoalter angle.
UNIT SETUP
FACTORYPRESETS
The following table shows you the factory settings for your unit:
Display Setting
SELECTLANGUAGE English
LCDCONTRAST 3
ENTERHOMEAREA -
SETACCESSCODE -
SELECT LDSCODE 1
FLASHTIMER 600ms
SELECTLINE1/2 Line1
DIALMODE Tone
VOICEMAILNUMBER -
#3SECPAUSE 1
VMPASSWORD -
EDITTIME&DATE -
RINGERCADENCE2 3
RINGERVOLUME2 5
RINGERCADENCE1 4
RINGERVOLUME1 5
STUTTERTONE No
Note: Afteryouhavesetupthe
unit completely for the first
time, use the MENU button to
review or reprogram the Lan-
guage, Area Code, Program
VM,LDS Code,or SetupFea-
tures.
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After the adapter is connected, the display will show as indicated below for setting.
1. [SELECTLANGUAGE]appearson thedisplay. PresstheREVIEW UP ( )
buttontoselectthelanguage.Eng-English,ESP-Spanish,FRA-French,andthen
presstheMENU button toconfirmtheselection. English isthedefaultsetting
2. When[LCD CONTRAST] appears,pressthe REVIEW UP ( )buttonand
REVIEW DOWN( ) buttonto selectthedesired contrast. Thedefaultsetting
is3. PresstheMENUbuttonto confirm theselection.
3. When[ENTER HOME AREA]appears,enterthe desiredhomeareacodeusing
thekeypad. Afterenteringthehomeareacode,presstheMENUbuttontoconfirm
selection. [ENTERAREACODE]appearsnext. Followthesameinstructionsto
enterupto 5additionalarea codes.
4. When[SETACCESSCODE]appears,enterthedesiredaccesscodeusingthe
keypad. PressMENUtoconfirm theselection. Thecodecan range from _to9.
TheAccessCodeisused toobtainanoutsidelinewhen usingaPBX and some
Centrexapplications. Thisfeaturecanbe usedwithCallerIDand MemoryLoca
tions.
5. When[SELECTLDSCODE]appears,enterthedesiredLDScodeusingthe
keypad. PressMENUto confirmtheselection. The codecanrangefrom 1to9.
Thedefaultsetting is1.
6. When[FLASHTIMER(MS)]appears,pressthe REVIEW UP ( )buttonto toggle
between600ms,100ms,and300ms. Afterselectingthedesiredflashtime,press
theMENUbuttontoconfirmselection.
7. When [SELECTLINE 1/2]appears,press 1to select line 1 and press 2 to
selectline2. PressMENUtoconfirm thesetting.
8. When [DIALMODE]appears,press 1to selectpulse dialingand2 toselect
tonedialing. Toneisthedefaultsetting. Press MENU toconfirmthesetting.
9. When[VOICEMAILNUMBER]appears,enterthevoicemailnumber,thedesired
numberofpauses,andthepincode (maximumof 16digits) usingthekeypad. To
deleteanumber ordigit,press the REVIEW DOWN( )buttontoerasethe
number(s). After thedesirednumberhas beenentered,pressMENU toconfirm
selection.
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10. When[#3SECPAUSE]appears,enterthedesired numberofpausesusingthe
keypad. Afterthedesiredsettinghasbeenentered,pressMENUtoconfirmselec-
tion.
11. When[VMPASSWORD]appears,enter thedesiredpasswordusingthekeypad
(maximumof5digits). Todeleteanumberordigit,presstheREVIEWDOWN( )
buttontoerasethe number(s). Afterthedesirednumber has beenentered,press
MENUtoconfirmselection.
12. When [EDITTIME& DATE]appears,enterthe timeusingthe keypad,pressthe
REVIEW UP ( )buttonandREVIEW DOWN( )buttontoselectAMorPM.
Enterthedateusingthekeypad. PressMENUtoconfirm thesettings.
Example: Toenter8:35AM,enter0835 andthenpressthe REVIEW UP ( )
buttontoskip tothedate becausethetime isAMbydefault.
13. When[RINGERCADENCE]appears,thedefaultsettingis4forline1and3forline
2. To alterthis setting,press the REVIEW UP ( ) button,there are5 ringer
cadencesand each one will beplayed asyou scroll through them. Afterthe
desiredringercadenceisdisplayed, pressMENUtoconfirmselection.
14. When [RINGER VOLUME]appears, thedefault setting is5 forLine 1and2. To
alter theringervolume,presstheREVIEWUP( )button,thereare7ringervolume
levelsand eachone willbe playedas you scrollthrough them. Toturn theringer
off,selectOFFin theMenu. Afterthedesired ringervolumelevel isdisplayed,
pressMENUtoconfirmselection.
15. When[STUTTERTONE]appears,thedefaultsettingis“NO”. Totogglestuttertone,
press“1” forYESor “2”forNO. Press MENUto confirmselectionand exitunit
setup.
**Tore-enterthemenuafterexiting theinitialsetup,pressandholdtheOPTION/MENU
button.
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TELEPHONEPARTIDENTIFICATION
1 Conference Button 13 Mute Button
2 Directory Button 14 Speakerphone Button
3 Multi-AngleLCD 15 L1 - Line 1
4 Flash Button 16 L2 - Line 2
5 Release Button 17 Volume/EditButton
6 24/90V Message LED 18 Review Up/Down Buttons
7 Customized Logo 19 Delete Button
8 10 Auto Memory Buttons 20 DialButton
9 Voice Mail Button 21 Option/Menu Button
10 Redial/PauseButton 22 Save Button
11 Hold Button
12 2.5mm Headset Jack
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TELEPHONEFEATURES
RECEIVINGAPHONECALL
1. Whenthe phonerings andthe caller’sinformation showson thedisplay window
(refer to Using the Caller ID Function), lift the handset or press the SPEAKER-
PHONEbuttonandbeginyourconversation.
2. Tochangethe RingerVolume,refertothe “FactoryPresets”section.
PLACINGAPHONECALL
1. Liftthehandsetor press theSPEAKERPHONEbuttonandwaitforadialtone.
2. Dialthetelephonenumberyou wishtocall.Thenumberwillappearonthe display
window.
PREDIAL
1. Whilethehandsetis onhook,enterthedesiredtelephone numberusingthekey
pad. Thenumberwill appearinthedisplay. Todeletea digitortheentirenumber,
presstheREVIEW DOWN ( )button.
2. Todialthedisplayednumber,liftthehandset,presstheSPEAKERbuttonorpress
theDIALbutton.
SPEAKERPHONEBUTTON (ACAdaptormustbeusedtoensureproperfunction)
1. ReceivingIncomingCalls
a. When the phone rings and the callers information shows on the display
window (refer to Using the Caller ID Function), press and release the
Speakerphonebutton andtalknormally into thebuilt-in microphonefrom a
distanceof 5-6 inches.
b. Youcanadjustthevolumeofthecaller’svoicebybypressingtheVolumeBar
onthebase ofthetelephone.
c. After theconversation has finished,press theSPEAKERPHONE buttonto
hangup.
2. ToMakeACall
a. PressandreleasetheSPEAKERPHONEbutton.
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b. When you hear a dial tone, dial the number or press the auto memory
button just as you would on any other push-button telephone. The number
will appear on the display window.
c. Whenyourpartyanswers,adjustthevolumeoftheconversationbypressing
theVolumeBaronthe baseofthetelephone.
d. Aftertheconversationhasfinished,press SPEAKERPHONEtohangup.
Note:
1. Ifyou wishto switchfrom speakerphoneto handset, simplylift thehandset.
2. If you wish to switch from handset to speakerphone, press and release
Speakerphone andthen hangup thehandset.
DURATIONCOUNTER
A built-in counter will start counting from your reference 6 seconds after you lift the
handsetor6 secondsafteryoudial a telephonenumber.
MUTEBUTTON
PressMUTE tospeakwithoutthepersononthephonehearingyourconversation. The
MUTEIndicatorwilllightupandremainlighteduntilyouresumeyourconversation. Also,
“MICMUTED”willshowinthe display. Toresumetheconversation,pressMUTE. The
MUTE indicatorwillgo outandyour callcancontinue.
AUTOMATIC MEMORY
ToStoreANumberInMemory:
1. Press the SAVE button, [SAVE TO?]appears on the display
window.
2. Pressthedesiredmemorylocation. (M1-M10)
3. [ENTER NUMBER>]appearsonthe display.
4. Enterthedesirednumberusingthekeypad(maximum of24digits).
Note: The memory locations can be chained together to store numbers of
longerlength.
5. Press the SAVE button,[ENTER NAME] will appear onthe displaywindow.
6. Enternameusingkeypad. Afterentering name..
7. Pressthe SAVE button. Dislplaywillbrieflyread [NUMBER SAVED].
ToDial A PhoneNumberInMemory
1. Liftthe handsetand wait for a dialtone.
2. Pressthedesiredmemorylocation(M1-M10)
3. The numberwillbedisplayed. To dialthenumber,lift thehandset,press the
SPEAKERbuttonorpresstheDIALbutton.
VOLUMEBUTTON
Abuilt-inamplifierfeature allowsyoutoincreasethe listeningvolumeinthe receiver of
thehandsetwhen speakingwithyourparty.Whenneeded, presstheVOLUMEbutton
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toachieve four differentlevels. The volumeremainsthe samebetweencalls. It does
notreturntoanominallevel.
REDIAL/PAUSEBUTTON
1. Toredial oneofthelast10 numbersdialed, presstheREDIALbutton. The dis-
playwill showthe last numberdialed. To scrollthrough thelast10 numbers,
pressthe REVIEW UP ( ) buttonandREVIEW DOWN ( )button.
2. After thedesirednumberis selected, dialthenumberby pressing REDIAL
again,liftingthehandset,pressingtheSPEAKERbuttonorpressingtheDIAL
button.
3. Thelastnumbercalled(24digitsmaximum)willautomaticallyberedialed.
ThePAUSEbuttonallowsyoutoinserta3.6-secondpauseinthedialingsequence.This
is particularly useful if you are connected to a PABX system where you must dial an
accesscode (usually thenumber 9) toobtain anoutsideline.
1. Press the PAUSE button once and release at any point in the dialing sequence
where a pause is desired.
2. ThePAUSEbuttoncanbe pressedmorethanonceto createalongerpause.
HOLDBUTTON
1. Toplaceacallonhold,presstheHOLDbutton. TheLineLEDwillthenflash. Press
theLINEbuttonbeingusedtoreleaseHold.
2. Toanswer acall ontheother linewhile speakingonone line. Placethe current
lineon hold. Pressthe ringing linebutton, Line1 orLine2. If youwant the
secondcall tojoin youin athree-way conference,press theCONF.
3. Toplaceboth callsonhold, pressthe holdbuttonand bothlineswill beonhold
atthesametime. TheLine/Hold LEDswilllight. Tocancelholdforonly oneline
pressthedesired linebutton(Line 1/2). Theotherlinewill remainonhold.
FLASH BUTTON
Thistelephone providesa line breaksignal foraccessing PABXservice orfor conve-
nientuse ofCall Waitingfrom yourlocal telephonecompany.If youhave CallWaiting
service,you canalternatethe CallWaitingfunction perthefollowing instructions.
1. Whilehavinga conversation,another partycallsand youheara tone.
2. PresstheFLASHbuttononceandrelease.Thefirstconversationisplacedonhold
andthe second callcan be answered.
3. PressFLASHbuttonagainandrelease.Thefirstcallercanbespokentoagainand
thesecond call isplaced onhold.
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Flashcanalso beusedwhen storingnumbersinmemory locationstotransfer acallto
a new extension.
HEADSETCOMPATIBLE
Thistelephonewillaccept a2.5mmcellphone-styleheadset.
RELEASEBUTTON
Toendaconversation,presstheRELEASEbuttononce.
VOICEMAILBUTTON
PresstheVOICEMAILbuttontodialthevoicemailaccessnumberandpin. Seesection
under“UnitSetup” for details.
DIRECTORYBUTTON
The directory button is used to store the name and number of up to 99 of your most
frequentlydialedcontacts. TheNamesaresortedalphabetically.
CONFERENCEBUTTON
1 Toestablisha 3-wayconference,press HOLDwhile talking onone line. Thefirst
conferencepersonis onHOLD.
2 PressLine 1or Line2 whicheveris notin use. Listenfor dial tone. Dial the
telephonenumberof the secondperson.
3 Pressthe conferencebutton. You maynow speak tothe firstandsecond person
simultaneously. To placebothcalls onhold,press thehold buttonwhilein confer
ence. Tocancel holdforone line,press thedesired line.
4 Replacethe handsetinthe cradletodisconnect bothlines. Tostayconnected to
onlyoneline, pressthedesired line. Theotherline willbedisconnected.
5 After conference call, press Line 1 or Line 2 to cancel conference call.
CALLWAITINGDISPLAY
In the past, if you had call-waiting service, a tone alerted you there was a new call
comingwhileyouwereon anexistingcall. NowourCallWaiting CallerIDnotonlytells
youthereis anothercallwaiting,but letsyouknowwho thecallerisbefore youanswer
it.Thecallwaiting informationwill beshown onthe unit’sdisplay.
The CALLWAITING (CW) symbol willflash for16 secondsalong with thetelephone
numberandname oftheperson whoison callwaiting.Press theFLASHbutton toput
theexisting call onhold andanswer thenew call.
Whetherornotyouanswerthecall,theCallWaitingCallerIDwill store thecallinforma-
tion for future reference.
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Note: Make sure you have sub-
scribed to both Call Waiting Caller
ID and Caller ID service from your
localtelephonecompany.Ifyouonly
haveCallerIDservice,theunitworks
for Caller ID only.

CALLERIDFEATURES
This unit stores up to 99 CID entries.
MESSAGELIGHT
If you have a voice mailbox service with your telephone company, another indicator
markedMESSAGE willflashtoalert you todialyourtelephonecompanytocheckyour
newmessages.
MESSAGEWAITING
Thisunit’sMESSAGEWAITINGDETECTIONisforbothFSKandStutterToneSystems.
IFYOURSERVICEISFSK:
If you have a voice mailbox service from the phone company, the MESSAGE
indicator will flash and [MESSAGE WAITING] will appear on the display for 20
secondswhen amessage waitingsignal (on) from the CentralOffice isreceived.
IFYOUAREIN AN AREAWHEREANFSKSIGNALISNOTAVAILABLE:
1. Thisunitwill checkyourlinefor astutterdialtone everytimeyou hang uporeach
timea callgoes unanswered.The MESSAGE indicator willflash whenthere isa
messagewaiting.
2. You mayexperiencesome delay inseeingtheMESSAGE indicator lightupeven
though there are messages in your rnail box. This delay is due to regulatory
mattersanddoes notindicateaproblemwith theunit.
This unit may not be activated or deactivated under certain conditions. For example,
when you retrieve your message from an outside phone (not your own telephone
number),the MESSAGE indicatormaynot becanceled when youreturn home. Ifyou
experiencethissituation,pickupthereceiverandhangup.TheMESSAGEindicatorwill
cancel.
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RECEIVINGCALLS
1. Whenthe telephoneis notin useand anew callis received,the display will
show theNEWsymbol,the phonenumber,thecallersname, andtimeanddate
ofthe callfor 20seconds.The REPEAT (repeat)symbol willappear ifthe call
hascomeinmorethanonce.
2. After 20 seconds with no activity, the display will default to the Stand-By screen
andremain onuntilanother callis receivedora buttonis pressed.Thiswill show
youthe totalnumber of callsstored andhow manynew callsthat have notbeen
reviewed.
REVIEWINGCALLS
1. WheninStandbyMode,theTOTALcallsandNEWcallsaredisplayed.Pressthe
REVIEW UP ( ) or REVIEW DOWN ( ) button to review the
incomingstoredcalls.
2. The NEW symbolattachedto eachcall willberemoved afteryou review thecall.
3. The reviewed number can be stored into any of the auto memory buttons or
keypad memory locations by pressing the SAVE button first, then one of the
memorybuttons
4. Whenyouhavereachedtheendofthecallrecords,thedisplay will indicate[-END
OFLIST- ],confirming thereare nomore callsstored.
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DELETINGCALLS
1. Todeleteanindividualcall: When reviewingcalls,youcan deleteanindividual
callbypressing theDELETE buttontwice.Thedisplay willbeerasedline
byline and the rest ofthe records willbe renumbered.
2. Todeleteall calls:When reviewingcalls, youcandelete allcalls bypressing and
holdingDELETEformorethan3seconds.Then[DELETEALL]willappear.Press
DELETEtoconfirmyou reallywanttoerase allrecords. [NOCALLS]appearson
thedisplay toshow thereare nocalls storedin memory.
CALLBACK
When reviewing received calls, there are two ways to dial the telephone numbers
shownon the displayby pressingDIAL.
1. Ifyou havereviewedthe callswith thetelephone handsetin itscradle(on hook),
presstheDIAL button. TheHandsetsymbollocated inthetopleft handcornerof
thedisplaywill comeon. Thenumber youhaveselectedwill bedialed automati-
callyviathespeakerphone.
2. Ifyouhavealreadypickedupthehandsetorturnedon the speakerphonetomake
acall,you may selectthenumberto bedialedbyreviewing thestoredcalls. After
youhavelocated thedesirednumber,presstheDIALbutton. The displayed
numberwillbedialedimmediately.
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3. Ifalocalcall(atelephonenumberwiththesameareacodeasyouset)isreviewed
andits7-digitnumber displayed, pressDIALtodialthenumberdisplayed.
4. Ifalongdistancecall(atelephonenumberwitha differentareacodethanyouset)
isreviewedandits10-digitnumber(3-digit areacode+7-digittelephonenumber)
isdisplayed,press DIALtodialthenumberdisplayed.
OPTIONBUTTON
The OPTION button allows you to change the format of the displayed number. The
availableformat follows:
7-digit 7-digittelephonenumber.
10-digit 3-digitareacode+7-digittelephonenumber.
11-digit longdistancecode1+3-digitareacode+ 7digit telephonenumber.
Ifalocalcall, andits7-digitnumber isdisplayed:
•PressingOPTION oncewillchange it toa10-digitformat(yourareacode+7-digit
number).
•Pressing OPTION twicewill changeit to an11-digit number(1 +your areacode
+ 7-digittelephonenumber).
•PressingOPTIONthreetimeswillgobacktotheoriginal7-digittelephonenumber.
Forexample:Yourareacodeis123andyouarereviewingtelephonenumber456-7890.
Whenthe desired formatof thetelephone numberis reached, press DIAL todial the
displayednumber.
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