Durabrand H-5560 User manual

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13 MEMORYADJUSTABLEJUMBO
DISPLAYCALLERIDTELEPHONE
MODELPH-5560
CALLERIDSHOWSYOUCALLER SNAME&NUMBER
81 NAME&NUMBERCALLERIDMEMORY
TONE/PULSESWITCHABLEDIALING
AUTOMATICTIME&DATEDISPLAY
ONE-TOUCHCALLERIDCALLBACK
3ONE-TOUCHSPEEDDIALBUTTONS
10TWO-TOUCH SPEEDDIALMEMORYLOCATIONS
WALL/DESK USABLE
REQUIRES 4 “AA”BATTERIES (NOTINCLUDED)
OPERATINGINSTRUCTIONS
TOUSE THE CALLER IDFEATURES OFTHISPHONE,YOUMUST
SUBSCRIBE TOCALLER IDSERVICE FROM YOUR PHONE COMPANY,
AND REMEMBER TOINSTALLBATTERIES.
NOTE:READAND FOLLOWTHESE INSTRUCTIONSBEFOREUSINGYOUR TELEPHONE
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GettingStarted
Step 1:CheckingthePackage Contents 4
Step 2:Powering the Phone 4
Step 3:Telephone Installation 5
Step 4: Setting up the Telephone 5,6
Basics
ChoosingTone orPulseDialing 6
Making and ReceivingCalls 7
Volume Control and RingerSetting 7
LastNumberRedialingand PauseFunction 7
FlashFunction 7
TelephoneFeatures
MemoryDialing 8
StoringPhone NumbersintoMemory 8
Making Callswith3One-TouchSpeed DialingButtons 8
Making Callswith10 Two-TouchSpeed Dialing Locations 8
CallerIDFeatures
Understanding the CallerIDService 9
When you Received aCall 9
Viewing the CallerIDList 9
Calling back from the CallerIDList10
StoringthePhoneNumbersfromtheCallerIDList10
Deleting the Datafrom the CallerIDList10,11
Using MessageWaiting/Mailbox11
Wall Mounting 11,12
TroubleShooting 13,14
LimitedWarranty15
ImportantSafetyInstructions 1
ImportantTelephoneCompany&FCC Information 2
LocationofControls 3
TABLEOFCONTENTS
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IMPORTANTSAFETYINSTRUCTIONS
When using yourtelephone equipment, basicsafetyprecautionsshouldalways be
followed toreducetheriskoffire,electricshock and personalinjury,including the
following:
1.Read and followall instructionsand warnings.
2.Unplug thisproductfromthe wall outletbefore cleaning.Donotuseliquidcleaners
or aerosolcleaners.Useaslightlydampened clothonly.
3.Donotusethisproductnear water,for example,near abathtub,washbowl,kitchen
sink,or laundrytub,inawetbasement, or nearaswimming pool.
4.Donotplacethisproducton an unstablecart, stand or table.The productmayfall,
causingseriousdamage tothe phone.
5.Slotsand openingsinback or bottomofthe phone are forventilation,and should
notbeblockedor covered.Theopeningsshouldneverbe blocked byplacing the
producton thebed,sofa,rug,or other similar surface.Thisproductshouldnever be
placed near oroveraradiator,heatregister or abuilt-ininstallation suchasa
bookcaseor cabinetunless proper ventilation isprovided.
6.Never pushobjectsofanykind intothisproductthrough cabinetslotsastheymay
touchdangerousvoltage pointsor shortoutpartsthatcouldresultinrisk offire or
electricshock.Never spill liquidofanykindon the product.
7.Toreducethe risk ofelectricshock,do nottakethistelephone apart.When service
or repairworkisrequired,takeittoaqualified servicerepresentative.Opening or
removingcoversmayexposeyoutodangerousvoltageorotherrisks.Incorrect
reassemblycan causeelectricshock when theapplianceissubsequentlyused.
8.Unplug thisproductfromthe wall outletandrefer servicingtoqualified service
personnelunder thefollowingconditions:
A. When the cord or plug isdamagedor frayed.
B. If liquidhasbeen spilled intothe product.
C. If the producthasbeen exposed torainor water.
D. If the productdoesnotoperatenormallybyfollowing the operatinginstructions.
Adjustonlythosecontrolsthatarecoveredbytheoperatinginstructionsbecause
improperadjustmentofothercontrolsmayresultindamageandwilloftenrequire
extensiveworkbyaqualifiedtechnician torestore theproducttonormaloperation.
E. Iftheproducthasbeendroppedorthecabinethasbeendamaged.
F. If the productexhibitsadistinctchange inperformance.
9.Avoidusing atelephone(otherthanacordlesstype) duringan electricalstorm.
There maybe aremoterisk ofelectricshock fromlightning.
10.Donotusethetelephone toreportagasleakinthe vicinityofthe leak.
11.Donotallowanythingtorestonthetelephone cord.Donotlocatethisproduct
where the cordwill be damaged bypersonswalking on it.
12.Never install telephone wiring during alightning storm.
13.Never install telephone jacks inwetlocationsunless the jack isspeciallydesigned
for wetlocations.
14.Never touchuninsulated telephone wiresorterminals,unless the telephone line has
beendisconnectedatthenetworkinterface.
15.Becarefulwhen installing or modifying telephonelines.
16.Useonlythe power cord and batteriesindicated inthismanual.Donotdisposeof
batteriesinafire.Theymayexplode.Check withlocalcodesfor possiblespecial
disposalinstructions.
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IMPORTANT TELEPHONECOMPANY&FCC INFORMATION
CAUTION : TOREDUCE THE RISK OFFIRE, ELECTRICSHOCK
AND PERSONALINJURY,DO NOTOPEN CABINET.
WESUGGESTTHATYOU REVIEWTHE FOLLOWINGINFORMATION
PROVIDED BYTHEFCC (FEDERALCOMMUNICATIONSCOMMISSION).
NOTE :FCCregistration doesnotconstitutean expressed orimplied guarantee ofperformance.
Only theLenoxxwarrantyinthisbookletcoverstheperformanceofthis telephone set.
IMPORTANTFCCINFORMATION
Intheeventthatterminalequipmentcausesharmtothetelephone network,thetelephonecompany
shouldnotifythecustomer,ifpossible,thatservicemaybestopped.However,wherepriornoticeis
impractical,thecompanymaytemporarily ceaseserviceprovidingthatthey:
1.Promptly notifythecustomer.
2.Givethecustomeranopportunitytocorrecttheproblemwiththeirequipment.
3.Informthecustomeroftherighttobring acomplainttotheFederalCommunicationsCommission
pursuanttoproceduressetoutinFCCRulesandRegulationsSubpartEofPart68.
Thetelephonecompanymaymakechangesinitscommunicationsfacilities,equipment,operations
orprocedures,wheresuchactionisreasonably required intheoperationofitsbusinessandisnot
inconsistent withthe rulesand regulationsinFCC Part68.If suchchangescan bereasonably
expectedtorenderanycustomerterminalequipmentincompatible,thecustomershallbegivenad-
equatenoticeinwriting,toallowthecustomeran opportunitytomaintainuninterruptedservice.
RINGEREQUIVALENCENO.(REN)
TheRENis usefultodeterminethequantityofdevicesyou mayconnecttoyourtelephonelineand
stillhaveall ofthosedevicesringwhenyourtelephone numberiscalled.Inmost,butnotallareas,
thesumoftheREN sofalldevicesconnected toonelineshouldnotexceedfive(5.0).Tobecertain
ofthe numberofdevicesyou mayconnecttoyourline,asdetermined bytheREN,you shouldcontact
yourlocaltelephone companytodeterminethemaximumRENforyourcallingarea.
NOTE :
Thisequipmenthasbeen tested and found tocomplywiththe limitsforaClass Bdigitaldevice,
pursuanttoPart15oftheFCCRules.Theselimitsaredesigned toprovidereasonableprotection
againstharmfulinterferenceinaresidentialinstallation.Thisequipmentgenerates,uses,andcan
radiateradiofrequencyenergyand,ifnotinstalled and usedinaccordancewiththeinstructions,may
causeharmfulinterferencetoradiocommunications.However,thereisnoguaranteethatinterfer-
encewillnotoccurinaparticularinstallation.Ifthisequipmentdoescauseharmfulinterferenceto
radioortelevisionreception,trythefollowing:
1.Reorientorrelocatethereceivingantenna.
2.Increasetheseparationbetween theequipmentandreceiver.
3.Connecttheequipmentintoanoutleton acircuitdifferentfromthattowhichthe receiverisconnected.
4.Consultthe dealeroran experienced radio/TVtechnician forassistance.
GENERAL
The FCC prohibitscustomer-providedterminalequipmenttobeconnected topartylinesortobe used
inconjunctionwithcointelephoneservice.
Thisphoneishearing aidcompatible.
FCC REGISTRATION
ThistelephonesetisregisteredwiththeFCCbaseduponcompliancewithPart68ofitsrules.Connection
ofthis telephone tothenationwide telecommunicationsnetworkmustbethroughastandardnetworkjack
(RJ11WorRJ11C)whichyou canorderfromyourtelephone company,ifnotalreadyinstalled.
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LOCATIONOFCONTROLS
1.COMFORTABLEHANDSET-forcomfortableuseevenduring longcalls.
2.HANDSETVOLUMECONTROL-adjuststhe volumeofhandsetreceiver.
3.NEW CALLINDICATOR-flasheswhen newcallshavecomein.
4.CALLBACKBUTTON-usedforcalling back from thecallerID list.
5.DELETEBUTTON-erasesan individualrecordorallrecordsfrom the CallerIDMemory,alsoused
toaccepttime,date,andarea codeduringinitialsetup.
6.JUMBOCALLERID DISPLAY-showsthe caller sname,number,and calling time &date(and more).
7.UP/DOWNBUTTONS-review all calls received.
8.DISPLAYBUTTON-adjuststhe LCD contrastlevel.
9.STOREBUTTON-used forstoring numbersintothe one-touchortwo-touchSpeed Dialmemories.
10.ONETOUCH SPEEDDIALBUTTONS-allowyoutostorenumbersandquickly dialthemfrom memory.
11.REDIAL/PAUSEBUTTON-getanewdialtone,then press thisbuttontodialthelastdialed number
(alsoifyouneedapauseforPABX).
12.FLASHBUTTON-press toswitchcallsforcallwaitingorgetanewdialtone.
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13.AUTOBUTTON-allowsyou tostore&dialnumbersfrom10two-touch
memorylocations.
14.DISPLAY TAB-used toadjustthe positionofthedisplay.
15.LINECORD JACK-insertone end ofthe telephonelinecordhere
whenconnectingthetelephone.
16.RINGERHI/LOW/OFFSWITCH-adjuststhe volume ofthe ringeror
turnsoffringerforundisturbed privacy.
17.TONE/PULSE SWITCH-selectsthedesireddialing mode.
18.HOOKSWITCH -press downtoreleasethe line,holditdownand
thenreleaseittogetanewdialtone orforcallwaiting.
19.HANDSETCLIP-holdstheHandsetinplacewhenthetelephoneis
mountedonawall.
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BACK OFTHEPHONE
20.COILEDCORDJACK-InsertCOILEDCORDfromHANDSEThere.
21.BATTERYCOMPARTMENT-place4size “AA”alkalinebatteriesinsideaccording tothepolarities
asshowninsidethebatterycompartment.
22.RESETSWITCH -toresetyourphone byinserting apinintothe smallholeonthe backofthe phone.
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Step1:Checking thePackageContents
YournewPH-5560jumbo displayCaller IDtelephone hasall the featuresofa13 memory
telephoneplusCaller IDdisplayfunctions.
Asyou unpackthisset, makesure you havethe following itemsinthe package.
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INSTALLINGBATTERIES
3.Replacethe batterydoor and snap itshut(FIG.3).
Step2:Powering thePhone
Before you connectthe phone cords,followthesestepstoinstall the batteries:
1.Pushdownthe batterydoor tab withapen orother pointed objectand lift the battery
door out(FIG.1).
2.Insert4size “AA”alkaline batteriesasshowninside the batterycompartment(FIG.2).
(The negativeside (-) ofthe batterytouchesthe batteryspring.)
CAUTION
Makesurethatthe telephoneline cordisdisconnectedbeforeopening the battery
door. Replacethe batterieswhen the lowbatteryindicator appearsinthe display..
•When the batteriesare dead,the displaywill notshowanything.You canstill makeor
receivecalls,butyou can tusethe Caller IDormemorydialing.
•Whenthe batteriesare dead,your dataandsettingscouldbe erased.
FIG.2 FIG.3
FIG.1
COILEDHANDSETCORD STRAIGHTTELEPHONELINECORD
HANDSET TELEPHONEBASE
SHORTSTRAIGHTWALL CORD
(forwall mounting use)
TELEPHONEBRACKET(attachto
the back ofthe basefordesk use)
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CONNECTINGTHETELEPHONE
(If you want tomountthe telephone on the wall,see
Wall Mounting on pages11&12.)
WALL
JACK
HANDSET
1.Connectthehandsetcoiledcord totheHANDSET
andtheleftsideofthe phone.
2.Connectthestraighttelephonelinecordtothe
LINECORD jack(rear ofphone)andtelephone
outletonthe wall.
If your telephone outletisnotmodular,contactyour
telephonecompanyfor assistance.
REAROFTHE
TELEPHONE
Step3:TelephoneInstallation
ATTACHINGTHEBRACKETFORDESKUSE
1.Pushbothsidesofthe bracketand insertthe2wider raised
tabsofthe bracketintothe wider slotson the back ofthe
baseaccording tothe arrowon the bracket.
2.Press the bracketuntil the 2narrowraised tabsofthe
bracketareinsertedintothenarrowslotson thebackof
thebase.
3.Toseparatethebracketfromthe base,pushbothsidesof
the bracketand pullthe bracketout.
SETTINGUPLCD CONTRAST,LANGUAGE,AREACODE,TIMEAND
DATE
You mayneed tosetup the LCD contrast, language,area code,timeanddatefor your
telephone when you install the batteriesforthe firsttimeor when you movetoan area
thathasadifferentareacode.Thisisnecessarybecausethe phonemustdistinguish
localor longdistancecallstoproperlydialcallsfromthe Caller IDlist.
Pressandholdthe DELETE buttondown,then press the
DOWN button,SETLANGUAGEwill showinthedisplay.The
defaultlanguage “E”(“E”=English; “F”=French; “S”=Spanish)
will flash.Releasethe DELETEbutton,and press the UPor
DOWNbuttontochooseyourdesiredlanguage(flashing).
Press the DELETEbutton toconfirmand accept.
Then the displaywill ask you tosetyour Area Code:
Whilethe firstdigitisflashing,you should:
1.PresstheUPbuttontill the firstdigitofyour areacode is
displayed(flashing).
2.Press the DELETEbutton toacceptand go tothe nextdigit.
Step4:Setting up theTelephone
Press theDISPLAYbutton repeatedlytoadjust theLCD contrast level.
NOTE:Duringsetup,ifyoudonotpress theDELETEbuttonwithin10seconds,thedisplay
willgetbacktonormaldisplaymode.
We recommend youtousethe plasticbracket for proper desk
use.
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NOTE: If youmakeamistake,youcanjustdoitoveragainorcall customer servicefor help.
Your phone willnowgo tothe Timeand Datemode,press the UPand DOWNbuttonsto
gettothecorrectnumber andthe DELETEbutton toaccept.
You do nothave toset up theTimeand Date because thetelephonecompanywill
automaticallyupdate thiswithyourCallerIDwhenyourphonerings(twice ormore).
Togetback tothe standbymode (for dialing),press the DELETEbutton repeatedlyuntil
the normaldisplayshows(see belowfor example):
(Example:10:53 a.m.OnJune 18th)
After setting theLCDcontrast, language,area code,time&date,you can adjustthe
displaytothe proper position sothatyou can easy read the information inthe display.
TORESETTHEPHONE
Intherare caseofabnormaltelephoneline interference,yourphonemaynotwork
properlyandmayneedtobereset.Makesure thephoneishung up,useapointed
objectlikeastraighted pape clipand stick itintothe small holeatthe back ofthe phone
(marked RESET)for 2second.The displaywill becomeblankfor aboutone second,then
resumetothe previousdisplay. Note all theinformation inyourphone(including the
memorynumbersyou storedand callerIDlist)will belost.
Then the displaywill ask you tosetthe LCD contrast, you can press the UPor DOWN
button toadjustthe LCD contrast, andpress the DELETEbutton toconfirm.Ingeneral,
you can press the DISPLAYbutton directlytosetthe LCDcontrast.
AREACODEEXAMPLE:718
3.Repeatsteps1and 2abovetosetthe 2nd and 3rd digitsofyour area code.
Step4:Setting up theTelephone(continued)
SETTINGUP LCDCONTRAST,LANGUAGE,AREACODE,TIMEAND DATE
NOTE: Atanytimeduring setup,youmayjustpickupthe handsettodialorreceiveacall.
Choosing ToneorPulse Dialing
Selectthetypeofdialingthatyoudesireorthatyourtelephonesystemrequiresby
setting the TONE/PULSEswitch.
TONE-The setwill operateusing tone dialing.
PULSE -The setwill dialusing rotarydialtype pulses(clicking sounds).
If you are notsure ofyour dialing system,makeatrialcall withthe switchsettoTONE.
If the call connects,leavethe switchasitis;otherwise,setittoPULSE.
NOTE: Tousecaller IDservice,you will probablyneed TONEdialing.
Even when yourphone issettopulseservice,thisphone can be switched totemporary
toneforaccesstoservicesthatrequiretonesignalingincludingTelephoneBanking.
Justpress the TONE
TONE
buttonafterdialing inpulseand yourbuttonscan nowbe
used for tone signaling for this call only.
BASICS
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BASICS
Making and Receiving Calls
MAKINGACALL
1.Pick up the handsettogetadialtone.The hookicon will showinthe display..
2.Dialthe phonenumber.The dialed number appearsinthe display.
3.When you finishedtalking,replacethe handsetintothe base.
RECEIVINGACALL
1.Pick up the handsetwhen the phone rings.The hookicon will showinthe display..
2.After afewseconds,the CountUpCall Timer will start.
3.Whenyou finishedtalking,replacethehandsetintothe base.
NOTE: When pick up the HANDSET, the hookicon will showinthe display.If thisicon
showsinthedisplaywhilethe phoneisnotinuse,remember tocheck ifthe
HANDSETisreplaced properly.
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VolumeControland RingerSetting
Slide the HANDSETVOLUMEcontrol(LOUDor NORMAL).
Adjustthehandsetvolume
Adjustthe ringer level
NOTE:Onlythisphonewill notring,otherphonesonthe sameline
will continuetoringnormally.
1.Pick up the HANDSET,the hookicon will showinthe display..
2.Press the REDIAL/PAUSE button.The lastdialed number appearsinthe displayand
isautomaticallydialed.
LastNumberRedialing and Pause Function
TOCHECKTHELASTPHONENUMBERDIALED
Whilethe phoneisnotinuse,press the REDIAL/PAUSE button.The number appearsin
the displayfor10 seconds.
NOTE: If the lastdialed number exceeds15 digits,only15 digitswillbe displayed.
SetRINGERHI/LO/OFF switch.
HI -loudringsonincomingcalls.
LO-lowerringson incomingcalls.
OFF-noringingonincomingcalls.
If you havesubscribed tothe Caller IDservice,the caller snumber and/or nameappears
inthe displaywhen you received acall(see page 9).
PAUSEFUNCTION
Example:Inanofficewhere you need todiala9firsttogetan outside line.
Dialthenumber 9andpress REDIAL/PAUSE button,and then dialthe phone number.
You will see a “”displayed forpause.You mayalsostore thisintomemory..
FlashFunction
Usefulfor call waiting or getting anewdialtone.
If you are usingthe telephone when anewcall comesin(you will hear abeep or click),
presstheFLASHbutton onyour telephone,youwill putonholdtheparteryouare
having the conversation withand youwill be abletotalktothe newcaller,afteryou finish
the conversation withthe 2nd caller,press FLASHbutton toreturn tothe 1stcall.
NOTE: Inorder tousethisfunction,you needtosubscribe toCALL WAITINGservice
fromyourtelephonecompany.
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TELEPHONEFEATURES
MemoryDialing
You can quicklydialthe numbersyou storedintothe 3one-touchspeed dialbuttonsor
10 two-touchspeeddialmemories.
STORINGPHONENUMBERSINTOMEMORY
1.Press the STOREbutton. (shortfor programming) appearsinthe display..
2.Dialthe phone number you wanttostore.You can store up to22 digits(including a
TONE(
TONE
)andaPAUSE (REDIAL/PAUSE),eachofwhichiscounted asonedigit).
NOTE
When the batteriesaredeadorremoved for morethan 30 minutes,the stored
numbersmaybe erased.
TIP1: If you enteredawrong number,you maypress the hookswitch,then startfrom
thebeginning.
TostoreanumbertobedialedviaPrivateBranch Exchange (PABX)
Before entering aphone number inStep 2in Storing phone number intomemory,do as
follows:
1.Enter theoutside line access digit(e.g., 9).
2.Press REDIAL/PAUSE button (for apause).
Tocheck the stored number
Whilethe phoneisnotinuse,press the desired one-touchspeed dialbutton,or press
the AUTObuttonand the desired two-touchmemorynumber (0 to9).Thestored number
appearsinthe displayfor 3seconds.
Tochange astored number
Juststore anewnumber,asdescribedabove,the oldnumberwillbeerased automatically.
MAKINGCALLSWITH3ONE-TOUCHSPEEDDIALINGBUTTONS
1.Pick up the handset.
2.Press one ofthe one-touchspeed dialbuttons(M1toM3).
3.The phone will dialthe numbersyou stored intoit.
3. For3one-touchdialing:For10 two-touchdialing:
Press one ofthe 3one-touch
speed dialbuttons(M1toM3).
4.The stored number and the location will be showninthe display,press the STORE
buttontoconfirm.
6.Wait3secondstoresumenormaldisplay.
5.Repeatsteps2to4tostore numbersintoother memorylocations.
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Press AUTObutton,and then press one ofthe
dialing keys(0 to9) tostore aphone number in.
TIP2: If you wanttostore acalling card number intoone ofyour memories,you maydo
thisthe samewayyou programaphone number intomemory.Alsoifyou need a
pauseinthe number,simplypress the REDIAL/PAUSE button on your phone.
MAKINGCALLSWITH10TWO-TOUCHSPEEDDIALINGLOCATIONS
1.Pick up the handset.
2.Press the AUTObutton first, then pressthe stored two-touchmemorynumber (0-9).
3.The phone will dialthe numbersyou stored intoit.
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CALLERIDFEATURES
Understanding theCallerIDService
Caller IDallowsthe caller sphone number tobe showninthe displaybetween the first
and the second ring ofthe call,alsoinmostcases,the caller sname,and calling time
and date.Thisinformation will be stored automatically.
Inorder tousethisfeature,you mustfirstsubscribe toCallerIDservice.
Tousethe call back feature,be sure toenter your area code (see pages5&6),and
press the CALL BACKbutton for correctdigits.
WhenYou ReceivedaCall
Thephonenumber appearsinthedisplaywiththedateand
timeasshowninthe examplehere.
If your Caller IDserviceincludesthe caller sname,the caller s
namealsoappearsinthe display(up to15 letters),aswell as
time&dateofthe call (thisvariesbyregion).
- The call ismadethrough atelephone companywhichdoesnotoffer Caller ID
service(including internationalcalls).The displaywill show UNAVAILABLE ” .
- Thecallis “blocked ”. For privacyreasons,manystatesallowcallersthe optiontoprevent
hisorher telephonedatafrombeing displayedintheotherparty sCaller IDdisplay.
The displaywill show BLOCKEDCALL ”.
- Youhavepicked upthe phone beforethesecond ring.
- If the call isfromanofficewhichusesmultiplelines,the displayed phone number
maynotmatchthe number you usetocall thatextension.
Viewing theCallerIDList
Thephone storesthe dataofthelast81callsreceivedincluding UNAVAILABLE ”
and BLOCKEDCALL ” calls.Itkeepstrackofallcallsreceived,eveniftheywerenot
answered (forexample,ifyou are notathome).
You can lookthrough the datainthe CallerIDlisttocheck the numbersand namesof
the callsreceived.
1.Press the DOWNbutton toviewyour callsfromthe newestcall.
2.Press theUPbutton toviewcallsfromolder callstonewer ones.
NOTE: If your telephone ispowered bybatteries,when the batteriesareweak,the low
batteryindicator isdisplayed.Change the batteriesassoon aspossible;
otherwisethe Caller IDlistmaybe erased.
•Whenyou havereachedthelast(newest)databypressingUPbutton,
END OF
LIST ” appears.Ifyou pressUPbuttonagain,thedisplaywillshowthefirst(oldest)call.
•When you havereached the first(oldest)databypressing DOWNbutton,
END OFLIST ”
appears.IfyoupressDOWNbutton again,thedisplaywill showthelast(newest)call.
You can viewtheCaller IDlistduring conversation alsobyfollowing the stepsabove.
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NOTE
The caller sphone number and/or namewill notappear inthe following cases:
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CALLERIDFEATURES
Storing thePhoneNumbersfromtheCallerIDList
Asthephonekeepsthedataofup to81 calls,ifthe82ndcallcomesin,the phone
deletestheoldestdataautomatically.
Topreventimportantdatafrombeing deleted,you can store themintothe13 speed dial
memories(3one-touchor 10 two-touch).
1.Displaythe phone number you wanttostore (bypressing UPor DOWNbutton).
2.Press STOREbutton.The displaywillshow “STOREORADJ”,press CALLBACK
buttontoadjustthe number.If thephonenumberis10-digit, “1”isaddedautomatically
infrontofthe 10-digitphone number.
NOTE:
1.Donotallowmore than 3secondstoelapsebetween eachstep ofthe procedure.
2.Ifthe phone isconnected toaPrivateBranchExchange(PABX),you mayneedto
add an outsideline access digitor apause,see page 8.
3. Forone-touchmemory
Press aone-touchspeed dialbutton
(M1toM3).
Fortwo-touchmemory
Pressthe AUTO button,andthenone
ofthe speed dialmemories(0to9).
The phone number isnowstored inthatmemorybutton (NOTE:Onlythe number will be
stored,notthename).
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Deleting theDatafromtheCallerIDList
TodeletetheCaller IDmemory onebyone
1.Displaythe Caller sIDyou wanttodelete(bypressing UPor DOWNbutton).
2.PresstheDELETEbutton,thedisplaywillshow “DELCALL?”,press theDELETEbutton
oncemore,the displaychangestoshowthe nextor previouscall,and the dataisdeleted.
Calling back fromtheCallerIDList
A.WhentheHandsetison theBase.
B.WhentheHandsetisPickedup.
1.Displaythephonenumberyou wanttocallbackusingtheUPorDOWNbutton.
2.PresstheCALLBACKbutton.the displaywillshow “PICKUPORADJ”.
3.Ifthephonenumberis7-digit(localcall),phone numberdisplayedis7-digit, ifyouwant
thephonenumbertobe10-digit(areacode +phone number)or11-digit(1 +areacode
+phone number),press theCALL BACKbuttononceor twicemore.
4.If thephonenumber is10-digit, the phone numberdisplayed is11-digit(“1”isadded
automaticallyinfrontofthe10-digitphonenumber),ifyouwantthephonenumber tobe
10-digit,presstheCALL BACKbuttononcemore.
5.Pickupthehandset,thephonewill dialthenumberdisplayed.
1.Displaythephonenumberyou wanttocallbackusingtheUPorDOWNbutton.
2.PresstheCALLBACKbutton.thedisplaywill show “DIALINGORADJ”.
3.Ifthephone numberis7-digit(localcall),thephonenumberdisplayed is7-digit, ifyou
wantthephonenumber tobe 10-digit(area code +phonenumber)or11-digit(1+area
code +phonenumber),press theCALL BACKbutton onceor twicemore.
4.If thephonenumber is10-digit, the phone numberdisplayed is11-digit(“1”isadded
automaticallyinfrontofthe10-digitphonenumber),ifyouwantthephonenumber tobe
10-digit,presstheCALL BACKbuttononcemore.
5.Thephonewilldialthenumberdisplayed.
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WALL MOUNTING
1.HANDSETCLIP-When the phone ismounted on the wall,the HANDSETCLIPmust
be adjustedsoitwill holdtheHANDSET.
A.SLIDEOUT B.REVERSE C.REPLACEINTOPHONE
Thisphone can be mounted on awallphone plate.If you do nothaveamodular wall
phone plateinstalled,pleaseconsultwithyour phone companyor installertogetone,or
see nextpage for installation withoutawall plate.
3.Plugthe otherendoftheSHORTSTRAIGHT
WALL CORD intothe WALL JACK.
4.Putthe phoneover theWALLPLATE,makesure
bothpostsfitintoslotsonthebackofthephone.
Thenslidethe phonedowntolockthephone
ontotheWALL PLATE.
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Using MessageWaiting/Mailbox
TousetheMessage Waitingindicationfeature,youmustsubscribetothisserviceif
availablefromyour localtelephone company.
Your PH-5560 willonlyrespond toFSK type ofmessage delivery.
1.If the message issentbythe telephonecompanywhichisprecededbyaring,thedisplay
will show “MESSAGEWAITING”andthemessagewaitingsymbol will appearinthe
displayandflash.
2.Afteryou haveretrieved your message(s),the telephone companywill send aclear
signal(byaring) toyour phone.The messagewaiting symbol will turnoff, and
displayshows MSGWAITINGOFF ” .
3.Sometimesthetelephonecompanywillnotsendamessageclearsignaltoyou,
and you havetoclear the message waitingrecord manually.Justpressand holdthe
DELETEbuttondownand then press the UPbutton,the message willbe cleared.The
messagewaiting symbol will be off.
CALLERIDFEATURES
Todelete ALL theCallerIDmemories
1.When the phoneisnotinuse,press the DELETEbutton and holdfor 3seconds,the
displayshows “DELALL CALLS?”
2.Press the DELETEbutton oncemore,the displaychangesto NOCALLS ” and all
the Caller IDmemories(including the newcall memories)are deleted.
NOTE: The newcall indicator will flashwhen there are newcallsinthe caller IDmemory.
It will be off when all newcallsare viewed or all callsare deleted.
2.Usethe SHORT STRAIGHTWALL CORD,and
plugoneend intothe rear ofthephone.
Deleting theDatafromtheCallerIDList(continued)
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Wall Mounting without aModularWall PhonePlate
MOUNTINGAREA
ANCHOR
MOUNTINGSCREW
3/16"(5MM)
LEAVE 3/16"(5MM)SCREWEXPOSED
DRILL HOLEWITH 1/4"MASONRYBIT
3 15/16"
(100MM)
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WALLMOUNTING(continued)
Makesure space
betweenholesis
Followtheseinstructionstomountthe phone onthe
wall withoutawall plate:
1.Locateawall stud.If itispossibletoutilizeawall
studfor mounting,drywall expandersor asimilar
type fastener isrecommended.Consultyour local
hardware storesfor details.
2.Drill 2holes3 15/16"(100 mm)apart.
3.Putascrewintoeachholeandleave 3/16"(5mm)
ofthe headexposedtomountthephone (screws
arenotincluded).
4.Connectthe straightcordtothe phone and jack.
5.PlacetheTELEPHONEBASEonthe2mounting
screwsand gentlypushdowntolockintoplace.
Installation onMasonry
1.Usea 1/4"masonrydrillbitand drill the 2holes(spaced asabove).
2.Insertplasticanchorsand install the 2screws.
3.Leave 3/16"(5 mm)ofthe screwsexposed tomountthe phone.
4.PlacetheTELEPHONEBASE on the 2mountingscrewsand gentlypushdownto
lock intoplace(anchorsand screwsare notincluded).
IMPORTANT
Before mounting the phone ontothe wall,selectawall area withsufficientstrength.If
mountingonthewallboardorinanarea ofquestionablestrength,locateastudfor
maximumsupportofyour telephone.
Drill one hole
Drill other hole
100mm
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Areallcordsconnectedproperly?Areall4 “AA”
batteriesinstalled? Makesuretheyareinstalled
according tothepolarityshown.
TROUBLESHOOTING
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PROBLEMS CHECK
The CallerIDunitwill notfunction untilyou have
subscribedtheCallerIDservicefromyourlocal
telephonecompany.Callyourlocaltelephone
companytohaveCallerIDserviceinstalled onyour
phone line.Check your phone line connections.Also,
freshbatteries MUST be installed.Makesure all your
phone lineconnectionsare secure and corrected.
If itisaprivatecall or ablocked call, thecaller sname
and/orphonenumberwillnotappear inthe display.
(You will seetime&dateofcall plussomedashesor
the words UNAVAILABLE ” or BLOCKEDCALL”. )
ResetthecontrastleveloftheLCD display.
Checkifbatteriesareproperlyinstalled.
CheckifyouhavereceivedthefirstCallerIDrecord.If
you havereceived the firstCaller IDrecord,your
batteriesmaybe weak.
Isanyplug disconnected fromthe modularphone
plug?
Isanyjackimproperlywired? Useanother phone to
testthejack.
Makesurethe CallerIDserviceisactive.
Checkifthephoneisconnected toaworkingwall jack.
Checkif alllinecord connectionsarecorrectandsecure.
Check the TONE/PULSE switchsetting.
YoumayonlyhavePULSEservice.SettheTONE/
PULSE switchtoPULSE position.
RINGERswitchmaybe settoOFF?
Slide the switchtoHIor LOposition.
Makesure the handsetcordsconnected properly.Or,
replacetheCOILEDHANDSETCORD. Anyphone store
hasthesecordsindifferentlengths.Aftersometimethe
cordmayhavebecomeoverstretchedordamaged.
Check if showsinthedisplay.Sincethe REDIAL/PAUSE
buttonhascombined function(pausefunction),thephone
mayhavebeenpaused.JustpresstheHOOKswitch.
Nobatteriesareinstalledor batteriesare weakor
installedup-side-down.
Nodialtone
Phone doesnotwork
Phonedoesnotring
Can notdial
Cannotstorenumbersinto
memory
Caller IDdoesnotwork
The Caller IDdisplaygetsdim
or isblank
The Caller IDdisplaydoesnot
showthe caller sinformation
Staticnoiseonline or cannot
hear calling partyor calling
partycannothear you
REDIALdoesnotwork
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Toerase ALL call records,makesure the phone
isnotinuse,presstheDELETEbuttonand
holdfor 3seconds,the displaywill show “DEL
ALL CALLS?”,press the DELETEbutton again.
CHECK
NOTE :
1.If problemswithyour telephone serviceoccur later,trytodetermine ifthe troubleis
withthe telephonesyou ownor withthe telephone companyequipment. Unplug the
telephone and tryiton another jack inadifferentroomor inaneighbor shometosee
ifthe phone line isbad or the phone.
If the knownworking phone doesnotoperateproperlyon thatline,contactyour local
telephonecompanyfor assistance.
2.If disconnection ofyour phoneendsthe problem,your phone maybe thesourceof
thetroubleanditshouldbetestedand repairedifnecessarybeforeitisreconnected.
3.There are no user maintainablepartsor adjustmentson thisset. Shouldyour phone
require repairing,contactusfor instructions(exceptfor cordswhichyou can buyat
anyphone store).
Check withyour telephone companyifthis
serviceisavailableand ifyou havesubscribed
for it.
Thecallermayhaveanunlisted orblocked
number topreventCaller IDidentification,or it
maybe an overseascall or you mayhavenoise
on the line during thatcall.
Youpickedupthephone before the second
ring,or your phone received unclear call
information.Staticcancausethismessage.
If thiscondition persists,contactyour local
telephone companytoensure thatthere isno
problemwithyour phone line.
Handsetclipwasnotinstalled properlyfor wall
use.Seepage 11for details.
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TROUBLESHOOTING(continued)
appearsinthe display
Cannoteraseall recordsinmemory
Caller IDdisplays wordslike
, or
or or .
Your language issettoFrenchorSpanish.To
resetthe language,press and holdthe
DELETEbuttonand presstheDOWNbutton,
while isflashing,press DELETEbuttonto
confirm.ThelanguagewillbesettoEnglish
mode.
Check if youhavestored the numberscorrectly
bypressingthatmemorylocationbutton(s).
Alsonumberscanonlybestoredwhenfresh
batteriesare installed correctly.
MemoryDialingdoesnotwork
Handsetfallsoutofphonebase
when wallmounted
Caller sinformationisnotregistered
tothe Caller IDmemory
Message Waiting doesnotwork
Pressing aMemorybutton doesnot
displaynumber
Your MEMORYbutton hasnostored number.
Pleasestorethenumberagain.Pressthe
STOREbutton,dialthe number andpress the
MEMORYlocationsyou want.
PROBLEMS
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LIMITEDWARRANTY
Wewarrantthisproducttobe free from defectsin material and workmanship
undernormaluseforaperiod of1yearafterpurchase,and wewill repairitfree
ofcharge orreplaceitatnocharge,should itbecome defectiveunderthis
warranty,providing you submitproofofpurchasesalesslip withthe set.
During the initial 1yearperiod afteroriginal purchase,wewill servicethe set
thatisreturned toLENOXX ELECTRONICSCORP., prepaid,atno charge.After
the initial 1yearperiod expires,wewillexchange,atno charge,anypartthatis
defective,butwill charge forthe costoflabor,returnpostage paid byLENOXX.
Thiswarrantydoesnotapplytoanyproductswhichhavebeensubjectto
misuse,neglectoraccident.Thiswarrantydoesnotcoverbroken cordsor
cabinet. UNDERNOCIRCUMSTANCESWILLLENOXX ELECTRONICSCORP.
BE LIABLEFORANYINCIDENTALORCONSEQUENTIALDAMAGES.Some
statesdonotallowthe exclusion orlimitationofincidental orconsequential
damages,sothe aboveexclusionsorlimitationsmaynotapplytoyou.
Thiswarrantygivesyou specificlegalrights,andyou mayalsohaveother
rightswhichvaryfromstatetostate.The following chargesapplytorepairs
beyond the warrantyperiod:$8.00.Besuretopack carefullyand send postage
paid and insured withyourmoneyorder(personal checks will notbe accepted)
and proofofpurchasedateto:
LENOXX ELECTRONICSCORP.,2GERMAK DRIVE,CARTERET,N.J.07008
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©2005 LENOXX ELECTRONICS CORP.
2GERMAKDRIVE
CARTERET,N.J.07008
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Forcustomerservice
Dial1-800-315-5885 (MONDAY-THURSDAY8:00 AM-5:00 PM,FRIDAY8:00 AM-1:00 PMEST)
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