Durabrand IB-PH5595 User manual

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13MEMORYCALLWAITINGCALLER ID
SPEAKERTELEPHONE
MODELPH-5595
CALLWAITING CALLERIDFUNCTION*
70 NAME &NUMBER CALLER IDMEMORY
HANDS-FREE SPEAKERPHONE
TONE/PULSESWITCHABLEDIALING
AUTOMATICTIME&DATEDISPLAY
ONE-TOUCHCALLERIDCALL BACK
3ONE-TOUCH SPEED DIAL BUTTONS
10TWO-TOUCH SPEED DIALMEMORYLOCATIONS
WALL/DESK USABLE
REQUIRES 4 AA”BATTERIESOR AC ADAPTOR
(BOTHNOT INCLUDED)
OPERATINGINSTRUCTIONS
NOTE: READANDFOLLOW THESEINSTRUCTIONSBEFOREUSING YOURTELEPHONE
TOUSE THE CALLER ID ANDCALLWAITINGFEATURESOFTHISPHONE,
YOUMUST SUBSCRIBETOCALL WAITINGCALLERIDSERVICEFROM
YOUR PHONECOMPANY,ANDREMEMBER TOINSTALLBATTERIES
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Important Safety Instructions 1
BatterySafetyInstructions 2
Important Telephone Company &FCC Information 3
Location ofControls 4
TABLEOF CONTENTS
GettingStarted
Step 1: Checking the Package Contents 5
Step 2: Powering the Phone 6
Step 3: Telephone Installation 7
Step 4: Setting up the Telephone 7,8
Basics
Making and Receiving Calls 8
Hands-Free (Speakerphone)Operation 9
VolumeControland Ringer Setting 9
LastNumber Redialing and PauseFunction 9
TelephoneFeatures
MemoryDialing 10
Storing Phone Number into Memory 10
Making Callswith3One-TouchSpeed Dialing Buttons 10
Making Callswith10 Two-TouchSpeed Dialing Locations 10
CallerID Features
Understanding the Caller ID Service 11
When You Received aCall 11
Call Waiting 11
Viewing the Caller ID List 11
Calling back from the Caller ID List 12
Storing the Phone Numbersfrom the Caller ID List 12
Deleting the Data from the Caller ID List 13
Using Message Waiting/Mailbox 13
Desk Use /Wall Mounting 14,15
Trouble Shooting 16,17
LimitedWarranty 18
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IMPORTANTSAFETYINSTRUCTIONS
When using your telephone equipment, basicsafetyprecautionsshould alwaysbe followed
to reduce therisk offire, electricshock and personal injury,including thefollowing:
1.Readand followallinstructions and warnings.
2.Unplug this product fromthewall outlet before cleaning. Donot useliquidcleanersor
aerosolcleaners. Use aslightlydampenedcloth only.
3.Donotusethisproductnear water,forexample, nearabathtub, washbowl, kitchen
sink,or laundry tub,in awet basement, or near aswimming pool.
4.Donotplace this producton an unstable cart, standor table. The product may fall,
causingseriousdamageto thephone.
5.Slotsand openings inback or bottomofthe phone are for ventilation, and shouldnot
be blocked orcovered.The openings should never be blocked byplacingthe product
on the bed, sofa, rug, or other similar surface. Thisproductshouldnever beplacednear
or over aradiator,heat register or abuilt-in installation such as abookcase or cabinet
unless properventilation isprovided.
6.Neverpushobjectsofanykindintothisproductthroughcabinetslotsastheymay
touchdangerousvoltagepointsorshortoutpartsthatcouldresultinriskoffireor
electric shock. Neverspillliquid of any kind on the product.
7.Toreduce therisk ofelectricshock,do nottake thistelephone apart. Whenserviceor
repairworkisrequired,takeittoaqualifiedservice representative.Opening or
removingcoversmayexposeyoutodangerousvoltage orotherrisks.Incorrect
reassembly cancause electric shock when the appliance issubsequently used.
8.Unplugthis product fromthe walloutletand referservicing to qualified service
personnelunder thefollowingconditions:
A. When the cordor plugisdamaged or frayed.
B. If liquid hasbeen spilled intothe product.
C. If the product has been exposed to rain or water.
D. Iftheproductdoesnot operate normallyby followingtheoperatinginstructions.
Adjust only those controls that are covered by the operatinginstructions because
improper adjustment of othercontrolsmay result in damage and will often require
extensive workby aqualified technician to restore theproductto normal operation.
E. If the producthasbeendropped or thecabinet has been damaged.
F. If the product exhibitsadistinct change inperformance.
9.Avoidusing atelephone (other thanacordless type)duringan electricalstorm.There
may be aremote riskof electricshock fromlightning.
10.Donotuse thetelephone to report agas leakin the vicinityof the leak.
11.Donotallowanythingto rest on the telephone cord. Do not locate this product where
the cord willbe damaged by persons walking onit.
12.Neverinstalltelephone wiring duringalightning storm.
13.Neverinstalltelephone jacksin wetlocations unlessthe jack isspecially designedfor
wetlocations.
14.Nevertouch uninsulatedtelephonewiresorterminals, unless thetelephonelinehas
beendisconnectedatthe networkinterface.
15.Be careful when installing ormodifying telephone lines.
SAVETHESE INSTRUCTIONS
Forcustomer service
Dial 1-800-315-5885 (MONDAY-THURSDAY9:00AM-5:00PM,FRIDAY9:00 AM-1:00PMEST)
orVisit OurWebsite: http://www.lenoxx.com
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BATTERYSAFETYINSTRUCTIONS
CAUTION: TOREDUCE THERISK OF FIRE OR PERSONALINJURY,READ AND
FOLLOW THESEINSTRUCTIONS.
1.Useonlythe following type and sizeof batteries:4size AA”alkaline batteries(not
included).
2.Do not disposeof the batteriesinto a fire. The cellsmayexplode. Check with local
codesforpossiblespecialdisposalinstructions.
3.Do not open or mutilate the batteries.Released electrolyte iscorrosiveand may
causedamage to the eyesor skin.It maybe toxicif swallowed.
4.Exercisecare inhandling batteriesinorder not to short the batterywithconducting
materialssuchasrings,braceletsand keys.Thebatteryorconductormayover
heat and causeburns.
5.Donotattempttorecharge the batteriesthat are usedwith thisproduct.The
batteriesmayleakcorrosiveelectrolyteor explode.
6.Donotattempttorejuvenate thebatteriesidentifiedforusewiththis productby
heatingthem.Suddenreleaseofthebatteryelectrolytemaycauseburnsor
irritation to eyesor skin.
7.Allbatteriesshouldbereplacedatthesametime.Mixingfreshanddischarged
batteriescouldincreaseinternalcellpressure and rupture the batteries.
8.When inserting batteriesinto thisproduct,the proper polarityor direction mustbe
observed. Reverseinsertion of batteriesmayresult inleakage or explosion.
9.Removethe batteriesfrom thisproductif the productwill notbe used for along
period of time (severalmonthsor more) sinceduring thistime the batteriescould
leak,damaging the product.
10.Discard weakor dead batteriesassoon aspossiblesincetheyare more likelyto
leakinthe product. Batteriesshouldbe replaced when the displaygetsdim or if the
Low BatteryIndicator appearsinthe display.
11.Do not store thisproductinhigh temperature areas.Batteriesthat are stored ina
freezer orrefrigerator for thepurposeofextendingshelflifeshouldbe protected
from condensation during storage and defrosting. Batteriesshouldbe stabilized at
roomtemperature prior to useafter coldstorage.
12.If thisproductdoesnot operate normally,see TROUBLE SHOOTINGon pages16
and 17. If you cannot resolvethe problem, or if the productisdamaged, refer to the
LENOXXWARRANTYINFORMATIONonthelastpage.Opening or removing
coversmayexposeyouto dangerousvoltagesorother risks.Incorrect
reassembly can causeelectricshock when the applianceissubsequentlyused.
13. Installation of batteriesshouldonlydone byan adult.
SAVETHESE INSTRUCTIONS
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IMPORTANTTELEPHONECOMPANY&FCCINFORMATION
CAUTION:TO REDUCETHERISKOF FIRE,ELECTRICSHOCK
ANDPERSONALINJURY,DONOT OPEN CABINET.
WE SUGGESTTHATYOUREVIEW THEFOLLOWINGINFORMATIONPRO-
VIDED BYTHE FCC (FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONSCOMMISSION).
IMPORTANTFCCINFORMATION
Intheeventthatterminalequipmentcausesharmtothe telephonenetwork, thetelephone companyshould
notify thecustomer,ifpossible, thatservicemay bestopped.However, whereprior noticeisimpractical,
the companymaytemporarilyceaseserviceproviding thatthey:
1.Promptlynotifythecustomer.
2.Givethecustomeranopportunity tocorrecttheproblemwiththeirequipment.
3.Informthecustomeroftherighttobringacomplainttothe Federal CommunicationsCommission
pursuantto procedures set out in FCC RulesandRegulationsSubpart Eof Part 68.
The telephone companymaymakechanges in itscommunicationsfacilities,equipment, operationsor
procedures,where suchaction isreasonablyrequired in the operation of itsbusiness and isnot incon-
sistentwiththerulesandregulationsinFCCPart68.Ifsuchchanges canbereasonablyexpectedto
renderany customerterminalequipmentincompatible, thecustomershallbe given adequatenoticein
writing,toallowthecustomeranopportunity tomaintainuninterruptedservice.
RINGEREQUIVALENCENO.(REN)
TheRENisusefultodeterminethequantityofdevicesyoumayconnectto yourtelephoneline andstill
haveallofthosedevicesring whenyourtelephone numberiscalled.Inmost,but notallareas, thesum
ofthe REN’sofalldevicesconnected toone line should notexceedfive(5.0).Tobe certainofthe number
of devicesyou mayconnectto yourline, asdetermined bythe REN,youshouldcontactyour local
telephonecompanytodeterminethemaximumRENforyourcallingarea.
NOTE :
Thisequipmenthas beentestedandfound tocomply withthelimits foraClassBdigital device, pursuant
to Part 15 ofthe FCC Rules.These limitsare designedto providereasonable protection againstharmful
interference inaresidentialinstallation. Thisequipmentgenerates,uses,andcan radiateradiofre-
quencyenergyand,if not installed andused in accordancewith the instructions,maycauseharmful
interferenceto radio communications.However, thereisno guarantee that interferencewill not occur in
aparticular installation.If thisequipmentdoescauseharmfulinterferencetoradio ortelevision reception,
trythe following:
1.Reorient or relocate the receivingantenna.
2.Increase the separation between theequipment andreceiver.
3.Connecttheequipmentintoan outletonacircuitdifferentfromthattowhich thereceiver isconnected.
4.Consult the dealer oran experiencedradio/TVtechnician forassistance.
GENERAL
The FCC prohibitscustomer-provided terminal equipment to be connected to partylinesor to be used in
conjunctionwithcointelephoneservice.
Thisphone ishearing aid compatible.
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FCC REGISTRATION
Thistelephone setisregisteredwiththeFCCbaseduponcompliancewithPart68ofitsrules.Connec-
tionofthistelephonetothenationwidetelecommunications networkmustbethroughastandardnetwork
jack(RJ11W or RJ11C)whichyoucanorder fromyour telephone company,if not already installed.
NOTE :FCCregistrationdoes notconstituteanexpressedorimpliedguaranteeofperformance.Only
the Lenoxx warranty in thisbooklet coversthe performanceof thistelephoneset.
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LOCATIONOFCONTROLS
1.COMFORTABLE ROUNDEDHANDSET-forcomfortable useeven during long calls.
2.HANDSET VOLUME CONTROL -adjuststhevolume of handset receiver.
3.MENU BUTTON -used forsetting up the telephone.
4.DIALBUTTON-dialsthenumbercurrentlydisplayed.
5.NEW CALLINDICATOR -flasheswhennewcallshavecomein.
6.CALLERID DISPLAY-showsthe caller’sname, number,andcallingtime &date (andmore).
7.DELETEBUTTON-erases anindividualrecordorallrecordsfrom theCallerID Memory,also used
toexitsetup.
8.UP/DOWNBUTTONS-review all callsreceived.
9.ONE-TOUCHSPEEDDIALBUTTONS-allowyoutostorenumbersand quicklydialthem frommemory.
10.SPEAKERPHONEVOLUME CONTROL -adjuststhe volumeof the speaker.
11.STORE(MEMORY) BUTTON -used for storing numbersinto the one-touchortwo-touchSpeed Dialmemories.
12.AUTO(MEMORY) BUTTON-allows youtostore&dialnumbers from 10 two-touchmemory locations.
13.MUTE BUTTON -allowsyoutohearthe otherpartywithoutthem hearing you(while pressed).
14.SPEAKERPHONE-allows you to make or receiveacall without lifting the handset.
15.SPEAKERPHONEMICROPHONE-forspeakerphone use.
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16.REDIAL/PAUSEBUTTON-get anewdial tone, then press this
buttontodialthelast dialednumber(alsoifyouneedapauseforPABX).
17.FLASHBUTTON-press to switchcallsfor callwaitingor toget
anewdial tone.
18.RINGERHI/LOW/OFFSWITCH-adjusts the volumeoftheringer or
turnsoffringer forundisturbed privacy.
19.ACADAPTORJACK-allows you tousehome ACpower supply
(ACadaptornotincluded).
20.LINECORDJACK-insertone end of thetelephoneline cordhere
when connecting the telephone.
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BACK OFTHEPHONE
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21.HOOKSWITCH -press downto releasetheline, hold it downand then releaseit to get anewdial tone
or for callwaiting.
22.HANDSETCLIP -holdstheHandsetinplacewhen thetelephone ismounted on awall.
23.COILEDCORD JACK-InsertCOILEDCORDfromHANDSEThere.
24.BATTERYCOMPARTMENT-place4size AA”alkalinebatteries inside accordingtothepolarities as
showninsidethebatterycompartment.
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GETTINGSTARTED
Step1:Checking thePackageContents
YournewPH-5595 CallerIDtelephonehas allthe features ofa13 memory telephone plus
CallerIDdisplayand call waiting functions.
As you unpackthis set, makesure you have the following itemsin the package.
COILEDHANDSETCORD STRAIGHT TELEPHONELINE CORD
HANDSET TELEPHONE BASE
SHORTSTRAIGHTWALL CORD
(for wall mounting use)
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WALL MOUNT ADAPTOR (attached to
the back of the basefor both desk use
and wall mounting)
IMPORTANT
1.Tousethe Call Waiting CallerID feature, youmust call yourlocalphone company and tell
themyou want Call Waiting CallerIDservice”.After the phonecompanysets upyour
line properly,you will be able to seewho iscallingyou before you decide toswitchyour
callto thenewcaller.
2.If youhave regular Caller IDwith regular CallWaiting,the CallerIDwill onlyshow youthe
firstcaller’sinformation, even though yourcall waiting service works properly.
3.You must tellthe phone company you want Call Waiting CallerIDservice (both together)
in order to have thisphone displaythe second caller evenduring your conversationto
the first caller.
As oftoday’sdate most phonecompaniesprovide4kindsof service:
A. CALLER ID -This showsyou whoiscalling.
B. CALLWAITING -This allowsyou toswitchcallswhen you hear abeep or click.
C. CALLERIDAND CALLWAITING -This willgive you Caller IDand also Call
Waiting, butyour phone will not display thecall waiting caller’sinformation.
NOTE:You do not want this service.
D. CALLWAITINGCALLERID COMBINED (or DELUXE)iswhat you want your phone
company to setup foryou, so that youcan see the callwaitingcaller’sinformation.
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1.USING BATTERIES
GETTINGSTARTED
3.Replace the battery door and snap it shut (FIG.3).
Step2:Powering thePhone
Before you connect the phonecords, followthese steps to install thebatteries:
1.Insertaflat bladescrewdriveror coin likeaquarterintotheslotand pryout(lift)the
battery door(FIG.1).
2.Insert 4size AA”alkaline batteriesas showninside the battery compartment (FIG.2).
CAUTION
Replace the batteries when the lowbattery indicator appears in the display..
•When the batteries aredead, the display will not show.You canstill make or receive calls,
but you can’tuse theCaller IDor memory dialing.
•When the batteries aredead, your dataand settingscould be erased.
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2. USING ACOUTLETPOWER (AC Adaptoris optional, not included)
This phone maybe powered fromany household 120V ACoutlet using an AC adaptor(6V
DC output, not included). Insert theadaptor’ssmallconnector pluginto theDC 6V Jack
marked on the rearof the phone, and plug the adaptor into an ACoutlet.
CAUTION:
Topreventelectricshock,donotusetheAC Adaptorwithanextensioncordoroutlet,
unless it canbe fullyinserted without exposing anypart ofthe blades.
NOTE: If theACAdaptor isconnected, andregularbatteriesare installed, the phone
automaticallyswitches to the ACAdaptor power and the batteries are not used.
OPTIONAL
ACADAPTOR
FIG.2 FIG.3FIG.1
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CONNECTINGTHETELEPHONE
(If you wantto mount the telephoneon thedesk orthe
wall,see DeskUse/WallMountingon page14.)
WALL JACK
HANDSET
1.Connect the handsetcoiled cord tothe HANDSET
and the left side of the phone.
2.Connect the straight telephoneline cordto theLINE
CORD jack(rear of phone)and telephoneoutlet
on thewall.
If your telephone outlet isnot modular,contact your
telephone company for assistance.
REAR OFTHE
TELEPHONE
Step 3:TelephoneInstallation
GETTINGSTARTED
AREACODEEXAMPLE:718
PressUP&MENUtoset
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FIG.1 FIG.2 FIG.3
1.PresstheUP buttontillthefirstdigitofyourareacodeis
displayed(flashing).
2.Press the MENU button to accept and go to the next digit.
3.Repeat steps 1and 2above to set the 2nd and 3rd digits of
yourareacode.
Step4:Setting up theTelephone
NOTE: At any timeduring setup,you may just pick up the
handset or press theSPEAKERPHONEbutton to dial
or receive acall.
PressUP&MENUtoset
PressUP&MENUtoset
NOTE: If you make amistake, you can justdo it over againor
callcustomerservice for help.
SETTING UPLCD CONTRAST,LANGUAGE,AREACODE,TIME,DATE
AND DIALMODE
You may needto set up the LCD contrast level, language, area code,time, date and dial
modefor yourtelephone whenyou power your phone forthe first timeor whenyou moveto
an area that hasadifferent areacode.Thisisnecessary becausethe phone must
distinguish localorlong distance calls to properlydial callsfromthe CallerIDlist.
Pressthe MENU button, LCDCONTRAST”willshowin the display. Press theMENU button
again,the following will show in thedisplay(FIG.1). PressUPor DOWN button to choose
the LCD contrast level(1-5).Press the MENU button toconfirmand accept.
Then the displaywillcometo the language setting.
The default language E”( E”=English; F”=French; S”=Spanish)will flash (FIG.2).
Pressthe UP or DOWNbutton to choose your desired language(flashing). Press the MENU
buttontoconfirmandaccept.IfyoudonotpresstheMENUbuttonwithin15seconds,
English will be selected automaticallyand willresumeto the standby mode.
Then the displaywill ask you to set your Area Code:
Whilethe first digitisflashing, you should:
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BASICS
MakingandReceivingCalls
MAKING ACALL
1. Pick up thehandsetto getadial tone. Thehook icon willshowinthe display..
2. Dial the phone number.Thedialed number appears inthe display.
3. Whenyou finishedtalking, replace the handset into thebase.
RECEIVING ACALL
1. Pick up thehandsetwhen thephone rings. Thehook icon willshowinthe display..
2.Afterafewseconds, the displaywill showtheCount UpCall Timer.
3.When you finished talking, replace the handset into the base.
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Yourphone will nowgo to theTime and Datemode, press theUPor DOWN button to getto
the correct number and the MENU button to accept.
You do not haveto set up the Time and Datebecause the telephone company will auto-
maticallyupdate thiswith your Caller IDwhen your phone rings (twice or more).
(Example: 10:53 a.m. On June 18th)
Step4:Setting up theTelephone(Continued)
GETTINGSTARTED
Then the displaywillask youto select the type of dialing (TONEor PULSE) that you desire
or that yourtelephone systemrequires. Press DOWNor UP buttonto select TONE or
PULSEmode.
TONE -The set will operateusing tone dialing.
PULSE-The set will dial using rotarydial type pulses (clicking sounds).
If you are not sure of your dialing system,make atrial call in TONEmode. If the call
connects, leave the mode asit is; otherwise, set it to PULSE.
Even whenyour phone isset to pulse service,this phone canbe switched to temporary
tone for access to servicesthat require tonesignaling including Telephone Banking. Just
pressthe TONE button afterdialingin pulseand yourbuttonscan now be usedfor
tone signaling for this call only.
Pressthe DELETE button to get back to the standbymode (fordialing)and the normal
displayshows(see belowfor example):
NOTE: Touse caller IDservice, you will probablyneed TONEdialing.
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