EnGenius SN-920 ULTRA User manual

SN -920 ULTRA
User'sManual

Congratulations
Handset
Base U nit
Charging Cradle
G e tting Started
Basic O perations
Diagram
Features
Diagram
Features
Diagram
Features
Base Unit S e t-u p
C harging Cradle Set-u p
Modes
Making Calls
M anualDailPre-dialtone
M anualDailPost-d ialtone
Redial
Dire c to ry D ial
M e m o ry Dial
Answering C alls
H andsetin C harging Cradle
H andsetnotC harging Cradle
Voice Volum e
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Table ofContents
CallOn-Hold
Muting a Call
CallWaiting
T ra n s fe rring a Calls
Disconnecting Calls
2-W ay Radio
H andset-to-H andset
Base-to-H andset
H andset-to -B a s e
Base Unit Options
Ring Volum e
Voice Volum e
Main M enu Function C hart
H andset/ B a s e Registra tion
Registering a H andset
Registering additionalBase Units
H andsetM enu O ptions
K ey G uard
Dire c to ry
CallerID
Sounds
Ring Volum e
Ring Type
Key Volum e
Key Tone
S e ttings
Area Code
Tone/Pulse
B acklight
Reset
Advanced O perations
De-registering H andset
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CallM anager
C o n tra s t
DialPrefix
ProductSpecifications
S a fe ty In s tru c tion
Regulatory Inform ation
EnG enius ProductG uide
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This device com plies with Part15 ofthe FCC Rules.
O peration is subjectto the follow ing tw o conditions:
1)this device maynotcause harm fulinterference,and
2)this device mustacceptany interference received,
including interference thatmaycause undesire d
operation.
Privacy ofcom m unications m ay notbe ensured w hen using
th is phone.
W hen selecting a location fo r th e base unit, it is bette r to locate
th e base unit as high as possible to avoid obstructions th a t
mightinterfere with the ra d io tra n s m ission and g e tting a clear
signal.
In any case,the base unitmustbe located 8 inches (20cm )
fro m any person to be in com pliance ofFCC s a fe ty re g u lations.
In any case,the base unitmustbe located 8 inches (20cm )
fro m any person to be in com pliance ofFCC s a fe ty re g u lations.
Person with pacem aker:Should alw ays keep th e handset
morethan 20 cm (6 inches)fro m th e ir pacem akerw hen th e
handsetis sw itc h on.Should notc a rry th e handsetin a breast
pocket.If you have any reason to suspectth a t interference is
ta lking place,sw itch off you handsetimmediately.
Forbody-worn h a n d s -fre e operation ofth e handset,the device
hasbeen tested forRF exposure com pliance with the
EnG enius provided belt-c lip and leatherpouch.O therbelt-
clips,holsters orsimilaraccessories th a t have notbeen tested
m ay notcom p ly with RF exposure requirem ents and sh ould
notbe used.
CAUTION:

You have purchased an exceptionalb usiness com m unications
toolfro m the leading IndustrialCordless Phone System
m anufacturer.
The EnG enius SN-920 ULTRA IndustrialC o rd less Phone
System is th e second generation ofthe
system .EnG enius system s
are idealforth e Sm allOffice Hom e Office (SO H O )user.The
expandable design allows the system to grow with yourbusiness.
With sophisticated digitalsignalprocessing and six tim es th e
pow eroftypicalcord less phones,the EnGenius system provides
cordless phone and tw o-w ay com m unications in a wid e v a riety of
business settings fro m multi-leveloffice buildings,construction
sites,w arehouses,fa rm s , b usiness com plexes and other
dem anding business environm ents.The EnG enius system is
capable ofsupporting up to 4 lines (4 base units)and 36
handsets.The EnG enius system is able to provide you increased
mobility with in yourb usiness environm ent.
Anotherunique fe a ture ofth e EnG enius system is the ability to
use the handsets as digita l,fullduplex,tw o-w ay radios.The
digita l two-wayradio modeallows membersofth e work group to
be in contactwith th e ir c o -w o rk e rs while leaving phone lines
available forincom ing oroutgoing calls.Userscan designate
their handsets to re c e ive allincom ing calls orre c e ive only
intercom (2 -w a y ) a n d transferred calls,with th e CallM anager
fe a tu re . Additionally,an incom ing callcan be answ ered,placed
on-hold ortransferred to th e appropriate person,fro m any
handset.
The m any EnG enius system fe a tu re s include:long-range,2-w ay
radio and cordless phone operation,system expandability,
milita ry leveldigitalsecurity, music orm essag e on-hold capability,
80 minute batte ry recharge and th e new 4-line LC D display w ith
CallerID/CallWaiting readoutcapability have given birth to a new
productc a te g o ry in th e c o rd less phone industry know n as
IndustrialCordless Phone System s.The convenience,m obility
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and flexibility ofthis unique telecom m unications system cannot
be overlooked fo r the Sm allOffice / Hom e environm ent.
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In te lle c tu a l Property Rig h ts N o tice
EnG enius SN-920 ULTRA User's M anual
Copyright 2000 EnGenius Technologies.
Allrights reserved.
No partofthis U ser's M anualm ay be reproduced,stored in a
re trievable system ,ortransm itted,in any form orby any m eans,
electronic orm echanical,including photocopying,re c o rd ing,or
otherwise,withoutperm ission ofEnG enius Technologies.
EnG enius is a tradem ark used herein underexclusive license and
IndustrialCordless is a tra d e m a rk ofEnG enius Technologies.
Allrights to patents,including patents pending EnG enius
products are the exclusive properties ofEnG enius Technologies.
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H andsetD iagram
1.Antenna
17.Status LED
2.Earpiece
16.End/O N/O FF
7.Volum e key
5.Keyp ad
8.2 way/Intercom¡E
3.M icrophone
12.HeadsetAdapter Port
9.Dialing keys
6.Talk/Flash
14.RightSoftKey
15.Scrolling Keys
4.LCD
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H andsetFeatures
1.Antenna
2.E a r p ie c e
3.M icrophone
4.Liquid CrystalDisplay(LCD)
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* Receive SignalStrength Indicator(RSSI)
* C a ll in-progress(O N /O FF H ook)
* Intercom M ode:Active
* H andsetID
Functions as m outhpiece.
The display has LightEm itting Diode (L E D ) forbacklighting.
The firs t line ofth e LC D consists ofeighticons.
The nexttw o lines consistofuser-p ro g ra m m a b le alphanum eric
C h a ra c te rs .
The lastline displays the softkey fu n c tions.
The num berofbarsis
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7.Volum e key
(notshow n)
17.Status LED
Located on side ofhandset: up /dow n buttons contro l vo lum e
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Blinking:Stand by
Solid:O n a callorthe firs t 8 seconds afterpoweron
8.2-W A Y /IN T E R C O M
9.D ialing K eypad
10.Ringer(notshow n)
Single Beep
Double B eep
Periodic ShortSingle Beep
Periodic Long Series ofBeeps
Continuous Beep
11.Battery Pack Slot(on back ofhandset)
12.HeadsetA dapterPort(on bottom ofhandset)
13.LeftSoftKey
14.RightSoftKey
1 5 . S c ro llin g Keys
16.EN D
U sed to place an intercom callto anotherhandsetorbase.
U sed fordialing phone num bers and entering alphanum eric
inform ation into Phone D ire c tory.
Em its severalsounds to indicate various events oralarm s.
Successfuloperation
Failed operation orinvalid key.Also,indicates
poweron / off.
(every tw o seconds):
Low battery warning.
(repeatevery 30 seconds):
Indicates a callon-hold.
(2 seconds):Indicates outofrange while
in talk m ode.
On/Off forpowerand to end (hang-up)a call
* C a lle r ID Log
* Tw o -d ig itN um berD isplay
* Line orBase Indicator
* B a tte ry Strength
5.K eypad
6.Talk /Flash
U nread m essages:Closed E nvelope
Read m essages:O pen E nvelope
No inform ation orno CallerID Service:
No Envelope is Displayed .
Tracks CallerID log and Phone
Dire c to ry re c o rd location.
Indicates th e b ase thatis active.
(E x a m p le: )
Numberofbars is proportionalto the
am ountofbattery timere m a ining.
Answ erincom ing phone ortw o-w ay
radio (intercom )call. Place an
outgoing phone call.
This button also acts as the flash
button fo r functions like callwaiting
and toggling betweencalls.
19 button face keypad.
Backlightoption can be setto OFF,
ON,or8 seconds timeout.
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AdditionalHandsetFeatures
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CallWaiting with C a llerID (re q u ires CallWaiting and CallerID
services fro m localphone service provider)
CallM anageroption:U serprogram m able option forhandsetto
allow allcalls oronly tra n s fe rre d and intercom calls
Touch any key to answ ercall
Calltransferto anotherhandsetwith in the system
Unique,system assigned Security ID (1 o f 65,000)
Phone Dire c tory:up to 30 phone num bers (2 0 d igits ) a n d
Flash
nam es (14 characters)
30 num bermemorysp eed dialfo r Phone Directory
Lastnum berredial
CallerID (require s CallerID service from phone service provider)
CallerID log:stores up to 30 calls ofcallerinform ation including
caller's nam e,num ber,date and time
Intercom com m unications w ith b a s e unit
H andset-to -h a n d s e t com m unication independentofth e base
(D igita l,fu llduplextw o -w a y ra d io)
Three levelringervo lum e ad justment(low,high & vibrate)
Fourring types
Six levelvoice volum e contro l adjustm ent
Ring orvibration alertoption
To ne / pulse dialoption
Low battery alarm and disp lay
C hange batte ry while callon-hold
Keypad illum ination
Three levelke y tone volum e contro l (low,high & off)
Fourdifferentkey to n e sound selections
Auto pow erm anagem ent
Hold
Mute
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B ase U nitDiagram
INDUSTRIAL CORD LESS PH ON ES YST EM
SN -920 ULTRA
VO LU M E
PAG E
1.Antenna
2.Speaker
12.AC adaptor
11.Line In
10.Line O ut
6.Audio-in Jack
7.PowerLED
8.In use LED
9.In te r c o m L E D
4.P a g e / In te rc o m
5.M icrophone
3.Volum e

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B ase U nitFeatures
AdditionalBase UnitFeatures
1.Antenna
2.Speaker
3.Volum e
4.P a g e / In te rc o m
5.M icrophone
6.Audio-in Jack(3.5 m m )
7.PowerLED
8.In UseLED
9.In te r c o m L E D
10.Line In
11.Line O ut
12.AC AdapterPort
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Swivelbase forease ofpositioning.(N o te:R e v e rs e th read
antenna adapte r; to rem ove,tu rn clockw ise).
LED indicates base unithas AC power.
LED indicates a phone call, base / handsetintercom call,or
handsetregis tra tion is in progress.
LED indicates when base is in intercom m ode.
Supports up to 9 handsets p er base unit. O ne handsetcan be
registered to 4 b ase units.
A ssigns handsetsecurity code during registra tion
Adjustable fourlevelringerand voice volum e control
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Charging Cradle Diagram
2.S p a re B a tte ry
C om partm ent
1.HandsetC harger/C radle
3.HandsetC harging Indicator
4.S p a re B a tte ry Charging Indicator
5.AC Adapter

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Charging Cradle Features
1.HandsetC harging C radle
2.S p a re B a tte ry Com partm ent
3.HandsetC harging Indicator
4.S p a re B a tte ry Charging Indicator
5.AC AdapterPort
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Holds handset
Charges handsetbatte ry pack each timehandsetis placed
in cradle.80 m inute rapid charge.
Spare battery recharged w hen placed in this slot.
LED is notlit: Slotis em pty orproperconnection is not
m ade.
LED is blinking red:Batte ry is charg ing.
LED is green:Batte ry is fully charged.
LED is notlit: Slotis em pty orproperconnection is not
m ade.
LED is blinking red:Batte ry is charg ing.
LED is green:Batte ry is fully charged.
H and setand a spare battery pack can be charged atth e sam e
time
Fully d ischarged battery packs can be charged in
approximately 80 minutes
A trickle charge fe a tu re willmaintain charge on a nearly fu lly
charged battery
It is im possible to overcharge th e batteries using this charg er
80 minute rap id charge.
Fully charge battery packs before firs t use
AdditionalCharging Cradle Features
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B ase U nitSetup
There are three p o s s ib le base unitsetups:
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Basic Instructions
B ase unit alone
B ase unit plus telephone answ ering device
B ase unit plus standard telephone
1. Plug the sm allend ofthe9V DC poweradapterinto the
"DC IN"porton the back ofthe base unit.
2. Plug the tw o-pronged 9V D C
poweradapterinto a standard
120 V AC ele c tricalo u tlet.
3. Plug telephone lin e c o rd into
the nextreceptacle on the
back m arked LINE.
4. Plug the telephone lin e c o rd into
the te lephone walloutlet.
5. A standard te lephone oransw ering
machine can be plugged into the
adjacentreceptacle on th e back ofthe
base unitm arked TEL.
6. The M usic/M essag e On-Hold feature can
be achieved by plugging eitherend ofth e
included audio cable into th e audio-in port
on the back ofthe base unit.
7. Forbestperform ance,com puters,faxes,te lephone answ ering
machines,televisions,stereos and otherc o rd less devices
should be atleast1 m eter(approximately 3 fe e t) fro m th e
base unit.
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The location forthe handsetcharging
require s a standard 120V AC
electricalwallo u tlet.
1. Plug the sm allend ofthe 12V
DC adapterinto the re c e p tacle
on th e back ofth e chargerunit.
2. The tw o -p ro n g e d 12V DC adapter
is then plugged into th e walloutlet.
The batte ry chargercan charge th e handsetand
a spare battery pack atth e sam e time.
The charging unit has spare battery charging slot
behind th e handsetcharg ing slot.
1. To charge the handset,simply p lace th e
handset,with battery pack attached,into
th e charging slotwith the handsetfacing
th e fro n t ofthe charger. Ifth e handsetis
properly in the cradle,the cradle's
PHO NE indicatorlightwillbe illum inated.
2. To simultaneously charge a sp are
battery,insertth e sp are batte ry pack
with pack contacts facing down and
to w a rd s the re a r into the re a r charging
slot.
Charging SetupCradle
Chargin g a B a tte ry
cradle
Follow instru c tions thatcam e w ith th e answ ering
device ortelephone ifdiffe re n t fro m those described here.
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Itta k e s about80 m inutes to fully charge a battery
in eith e r the (front)handsetslotorth e (re a r) s p a re battery
slot.
NOTE:
LED is notlit: Slotis em p ty orproper
connection is notmade.
LE D is blinking re d : Battery charging.
LE D is green:Battery is fu lly charg ed.
1. To rem ove th e handsetbattery:
Tu rn the handsetface dow n and
locate the battery pack re lease
on th e bottom ofthe handset.
Push the re lease towards th e
top ofthe phone and lift up.
2.To installbattery pack:
Carefully slide the top batte ry
pack tabs into batte ry pack
area ofhandsetaligning th e
metalcontacts ofhandset
and batterypack.P ress down
on th e bottom end ofthe battery
pack.The battery pack should
"c lick"into a secured position
on th e handset.
Battery LightIndicators
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In s ta lling N ew Battery

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YourEnG enius phone system uses rechargeable NickelMetal
Hydride (N i-M H ) batte ry packs. Each batte ry provides up to th r e
hours ofta lk-time,based on range,terra in and environm ental
conditions,orup to 40 hours ofstandby time.These high
perform ance battery p acks have an average life sp a n ofabout
300 charges (a charge is defined as going fro m em pty to fu lly
charged). Additionalorreplacem entnew SN-920 ULTRA battery
packs are available as p a rt num ber:SN -920 ULTRA-BA.
D angerofexplosion ifbatteryis incorrectly
replaced. Replace only w ith th e sam e or eq uiva lenttype
recom m end ed by the m anufacturer. Disp ose ofused
batte ries according to th e manufa c tu re r's instructions.
Donotopen th e plastic batte ry pack encasing.
Low BatteryIn d icator
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Charge the batteries w hen one ofth e fo llowing happens:
Phone beeps tw ice every two seconds
B a tte ry icon is em p ty
Phone d oes notrespond w hen a key is pressed
LCD and backlighting becom e dim
Battery Replacem ent
CAUTION!
CAUTION!
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ID L E M O D E
TA LK MODE
REGISTRATION M ODE
O peration M odes
Base O peration M odes
HandsetO peration M odes
B o th the base unit and handsethave levels ofoperation atwhich
timeonly certain pro ced ures orfunctions can b e p e rfo rm e d .
These levels orm odes ofoperation willb e re fe rre d to throughout
this m anuala n d v a ry from base unit to handset.
The b ase unitoperates in three differentm od es:IDLE,TA LK ,and
REGISTRATION.
- this is th e defaultmode.The intercom and volum e
keys are active in ID LE m ode.The PO W ER LED is re d .
- the base operates in this m ode during an
incom ing oroutgoing intercom calland an incom ing oroutgoing
phone call. Volum e key is active in TALK m ode.PO W ER,IN USE
and INTERCO M (during an intercom call) L E D s are re d .
- the base enters this m ode by
simultaneously holding down the intercom and vo lum e keys for
three seconds.There are no active b ase unitke ys o nce this m ode
has been entered. The IN USE and POW ER LED s are illum inated.
The IN USE LED willcom e on and stay active forapproximately
30 seconds and then tu rn o ff.
The handsetoperates in one offive differentm od es: IDLE,
MENU,TA LK ,REG ISTRATION and CRADLE.
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ID L E M O D E
This is th e default operating m ode.
* The LC D willshow the following
screen and icon placem entin th e
ID LE m ode:
* If th e re is no on-going activity, the
handsetautom atically goes into
SLEEP/IDLEmodeto save battery
power.
* The handsetcan be turned off
com pletely byholding dow n th e
END key for 3 seconds.
The idle screen disp lay(custom nam e)can be
edite d (in th e m enu m ode)with the handsetow ner's nam e
orothercustom greeting.
The 2-digit num bernearth e top centerofthe LC D shows
the handset's ID.
NOTE:
EnG enius
SN-920
REDIAL M ENU
M ENU M ODE
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Pressing th e RIGHTSO FT FUNCTION
key activates MENUm ode.
The screen willlook like th is in MENU
Mode:
Main M enu:
1:KEY GUA D
2:DIRECTORY
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3:CALLER ID
4:SOUNDS
5:SETTIN GS
6:REGISTER
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NOTE: The functions available through the MENU
selection are covered in greaterdetailunderH andset
MenuOptions.
In MENUm ode,th e handset
settings and inform ation
contained in memorycan be
changed.(F o r exam ple:the Caller
ID log and Phone D ire c to ry ).
Allke ys, except2-W AY ,are
active in M EN U m ode
If the handsetre m a ins inactive in MENU modefor30 seconds
(no keys are pressed orno incom ing calls ), it willexitMENU
m ode and re turn to IDLE mode
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TA LK MODE
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W hen the handsetis in IDLE mode,
pressing the TALK key oransw ering
an incom ing orintercom callwill
activa te TA LK Mode.
The screen willlook like th is in
TALK Mode:
Allke ys are active in th e TALK M ode.
In th e TA LK m ode the TA LK key functions as a
FLASH key.Pressing the TA LK key willtem porarily place
the callon hold w hile answ ering anothercallwith the Call
Waiting fe a tu re . P ressing th e TA LK key again willre tu rn you
to the originalcall. CallWaiting require s te lephone service
providersubscription.
NOTE:
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* Donotre g isteryourhandsetif it has been re g istered atth e
factory.If, when you firs t tu rn on th e phone,"0 0 " is displayed
nearth e top centerofthe LC D (to th e rightofth e icon),
th e handsethas notbeen registered atthe factory.
* Specific in s tru c tions on how to registerth e handsetare
covered in detailund er H and set/ B ase R egis tra tion in th e
Advanced O perations section.
* If the handsetis notre g istered
with the base unit,any attem pt
to m ake an outgoing callor
intercom callto anotherhandset
willfail. The LC D willre a d :
REGISTRATION M ODE
CRADLE M ODE
* Placing th e handsetinto the charger
cradle activates the handsetCRADLE
m ode.
* While in the CRADLE m ode,th e battery
charging unitrecharg es the handset
battery pack.
* An incom ing orintercom callwhile
in th e CRADLE modewillgenerate
th is screen:
* Rem oving th e handsetfro m the
cradle during an incom ing call
autom atically answ ers th e calland
places the handsetin TALK M ode.
* Placing th e handsetin th e cradle
orpressing END willend a call.
Incom ing C all
On Base 1
SILENT
S tation not
registered
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Making Calls
You can entera phone num berbefore orafterconnecting to dial
tone.
Selecting a phone num berbefore connecting to dialtone offers
the advantage ofreaching th e c o rre c t p a rty with th e firs t phone
call.
M anualD ial(P re-D ialTone)
ENTERING A N UM BER BEFORE CONNECTING TO
DIAL TONE
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From th e IDLE m ode,enterthe num ber
you w ish to call. The num beryou input
willappearon th e handsetscreen as
typed.Forexam ple,the num ber
555-1221 w ould appearas:
If an incorrectnum berhas been entered,
selectthe C LEAR option by pressing th e
RIGHTSO FT FUNCTION key to clearth e
entire num ber,then re -e n te r the num ber
you w ish
The D ELETE option is selected by
pressing the LEFT SOFTFUNCTION
key.D ELETE willdelete one digit
ata timefro m rightto left, similar
to a backspace key
W hen th e c o rre c t num b er is displayed
on th e screen,press TA LK to com plete
th e call
You willheara dialtone and see the
following three screens as the num b er is
dialed :
5551221_
D ELETE CLEAR
Connecting
to Line 1
Dialing
5551221
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M anualDial(P o s t-D ia l T o n e )
ENTERING A NUMBER AFTER CONNECTING TO
DIAL TONE
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While the handsetis in the IDLE m ode,you can press TA LK to
makea call. There are three ways to m ake a callin th e TA LK
Mode:
* W hen dialtone is heard and
th e handsetis waiting fora phone
num berto be entered,the follow ing
screen w illappear:
* Enterth e desired phone num ber
fro m th e num bered key pad.The
screen w illshow th e fo llow ing
display:
* Aftera num beris dialed,this
screen w illbe displayed :
While in th e TA LK m ode,press the
LEFT SO FT FUNCTIO N ke y to select
th e REDIAL option.The following
screen w illbe displayed :
* The lastnum berdialed w illbe re -
dialed
To calla num berstored in th e Phone
Dire c tory,you can access the Phone
Dire c tory log by e n te ring the m enu or
you can simply press the Up orDown
Scrolling Arrow s to access the Phone
Redial
Dire c to ry D ia l
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5551222
V O L U M E : 5
REDIAL M EM ORY
00:00:00
V O L U M E : 5
HOLD M UTE
DIALING
5552222
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From IDLE mode,press the RIGHT
SOFT FUNC TION key to selectth e
MENU option.
While in the Main M enu,selectth e
dire c tory scolling option by pressing
th e 2 key.
Inform ation stored in location 01 will
bedisplayed firs t.U se the Up or
D o w n a rro w s to scrollthrough the
dire c tory to locate th e num berof
yourchoice.
Press TA LK to dialthe phone
num berdisplayed .
W hen the handsethas dialed the
selected phone num ber,th e screen
willdisplay:
*
*
*
*
*
ADD OPTION
See Dire c tory View M ode foradditionalinstru c tions
on how to use th e phone dire c tory fe a tu re .
Ifth e handsetis unable to link to th e base unit,itwillre turn
to IDLE m ode.The handsetwilldisp lay"No C onnection"fo r
five seconds oruntila key is pressed .
NOTE:
00:00:00
V O L U M E : 5
HOLD M UTE
Sm ith
5551212
In the TA LK mode,the following
screen w illbe displayed :
* To selectMEMORYDIAL,press the
RIGHTSO FT FUNCTION key.
MemoryDial
*
V O L U M E : 5
REDIAL M EM ORY

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* The following screen willappear:
* Enterth e 2 digit Phone Dire c tory
index code (e .g.1 = 0 1 )fo r the stored
phone num ber.
* The phone num berstored in th e
location willbe dialed.
NOTE: Te lephone num bers stored in the Phone Dire c to ry
have been indexed with a num berfro m 01 to 30.To access
the correctindex num berorlocation,follow these step s:
Forexam ple,ifthe location is 3,p ress 0 then 3.
Ifth e index num beris 12,press 1 then 2.
Answ ering C alls
Allhandsets th a t have been re g istered foruse with the base unit,
and are in the IDLE m ode,willring w hen an incom ing callis
re c e ived.The handsetcan be setto eith e r ring orvibrate with an
incom ing call.
NOTE: UnderSETTINGS,th e userhas th e option of
re c e iving incom ing/intercom /transfe rre d c a lls fro m 1 to 4
base units . This option is accessed via th e CallM anager
function,underSETTING.D epending upon num berof
base units the handsetis registered to .
LOCATION:??
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Receiving an in c o m in g call
Receiving an in c o m in g call w ith calle r ID
service **
* H andsetis on th e charger
cradle-N o callerID service
* H andsetis offth e cradle-N o
callerID service
Incom ing C all
On Base 1
SILENT
* CallerID service,butthe ID has
been blocked by the caller:
* CallerID service,butn o t supported
by th e originating party:
* CallerID service,butonly the
num berhas been tra n s m itted:
* CallerID service,allinform ation
has been transm itted:
Private Name
Private
U n kn ow n N am e
U n kn ow n
Private Name
555-1212
H ayter, S
555-1212

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Voice Volum e
Placing a C a ll On-Hold
Adjusting the volum e on th e handsetcan be done only during a
callorw hen in the TALK M ode.
* W hen in th e TA LK Mode,the volum e contro l button on th e left
side ofth e handsetcan be used to adjustth e volum e to 6
differentlevels.
* Volum e level3 is setas default.
* The top butto n increases vo lum e and the lowerbutto n
decreases volum e.
* The screen during volum e adjustment
displays the following:
1.Whena callis in prog ress itcan be
puton hold by pressing th e LEFT
SOFT FUNC TION key which selects
th e HOLD option:
The display willthen show :
2.To bring the callback on line,press
th e LEFT SO FT FU N C TION key ag ain.
The display willre turn to this screen:
The handsetw ill double beep three tim es every 30
seconds whenac a ll is on hold as a re m inderthatyou
V O L U M E : 5
REDIAL M EM ORY
V O L U M E : 5
HOLD M UTE
00:00:00
Callhold L1
UNHOLD M ENU
V O L U M E : 5
HOLD M UTE
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: The firs t handsetto answ era callwillconnectto
the base unit and willoperate in TALK m ode.Other
registered handsets willbe locked outofthe call.H ow ever
theywillstillbe able to p a rticipate in handsetto handset
calls orreceive th e callif transferred.
NOTE
CallerID service m ustbe ordered from yourlocalphone
com pany forthese screen displays to function.Services m ay
va ry in yo urarea.
**
Handsetin Charging Cradle
Handsetnotin Charging Cradle
Pick-up handsetfro m charging cradle to answ erth e call.
Press "TALK "o r an y ke y (exceptEN D )to acceptthe
incom ing call.

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WhenMUTEis activated (ON),th e handsetuser
cannotbe heard by the caller, butth e usercan stillhearth e
caller.The MUTEfe a ture is autom atically turned offwhen
the callis ended.
NOTE:
Transferring a Call
Calls can be transferred betw een registered handsets while a
phone callis in p rogress.
1.During an active call,a tra n s fercan be initiated by p ressing
the 2-W AY key on the originating handset.
CallWaiting:R eceiving a Second C all
Ifyou have C allWaiting service through your telephone com pany
and you wish to take a second incom ing call,you willuse the
FLASH fe a tu re .
1.In the TALK m od e,the TALK key operates as a FLASH function
allow ing you to place the firs t callon hold and answ erth e
second call.Unlike w hen using th e HO LD feature,th e LC D will
notchange to reflectth a t the firs t callis "tem porarily on hold."
2.P ressing TALK ag ain w illre tu rn yo u to the originalcall,placing
the second callon hold.
3.You can term inate eithercallbypressing EN D during the call.
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M uting a Call
A callm ustbe
in th e TA LK m ode
to selectthe MUTEfunction.
1.Use th e RIGHTSOFTFUN CTION
key to selectMUTE.
The display willthen show :
2.To re m o v e MUTE,press the : LEFT
SOFT FUNCTIO N ke y ag ain.
NOTE: The b ase unitwillmaintain th e com m unications
link with th e incom ing callas long as itis on hold. No
otheroutgoing callorpage fro m the base can be
com pleted untilth e callon hold is ended by the handset
orhas timedout.
00:00:00
V O L U M E : 5
HOLD M UTE
00:00:00
CallMuted
UNM UTE
The handsetthatplaced the callon-
hold,can simply take the calloff-hold
by pressing th e
key.Anoth e r re g istered handsetcan
pick up th e callon hold by pressing 2-
W AY and the base ID (ie:01),th e n
choosing the "UNHOLD"option.
Picking up a Callon H old
LEFT SO FT FU N C TION

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A handsetID num beris invalid if:
* The num beris 0
* The num beris the sam e as the originating handset
* The ta rg e t handsetis notregistered with th e base unit
NOTE:
2.P ress the 2-W AY key.
* The originating handsetLCD will
show a prom ptforth e target
handsetID num ber:
* The handsetto handsetcallcan be
cancelled atthis pointby pressing
END
3.Enter the ID num berofth e ta rg e t
handset.
* The ta rg e t handsetwillring and th e
screen willlightup,signaling an incom ing
call
00:00:00
Enter
EXTENSION #:??
T ra n s fe rrin g Calls Usin g th e H o ld Option
Ifyou wish to announce th e callth a t you are aboutto tra n s fer,
follow th e steps below.
1.During an active call,place the
callon hold by pressing the LEFT
SOFT FUNCTION key.
* The LC D w illthen disp lay th e
following screen:
00:00:00
B ase I o n H o ld
UNHOLD M ENU
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* The callwillbe transferred to the
targethandset:
* The ta rg e t handsetwillring with a
distinctive ring,signaling an incom ing
call.
* The ta rg e t handsetLCD willshow the
following readout:
Ifthe targethandset
does notrespond within 30
seconds,th e callis transfe rre d
back to the originating handset.
Ifan invalid handsetID num ber
has been e n te re d , an e rro r
m essag e w illbe displayed:
Repeatsteps 1-3.
NOTE:
D one
Incom ing Call
On Base 1
SILENT
Invalid
Retry=2 W A Y
2.The originating handsetLC D will
show a prom ptforth e ta rg e t
handsetID num ber:
The calltransfercan be
cancelled atany pointby
pressing END
3.Enter the ID num berofth e
targethandset.
00:00:00
Enter
Extension #:??

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4.P ressing th
key on th e w illselectthe
"XFER"function,initiating tra n s fe rring
th e callto targethandset.
5.P ressing END willterm inate a
handsetto handsetcall,th e
originating handsetwillthen display:
From the TALK m ode,you can end a
callby pressing END orby placing the
handsetin the cradle.The handsetwill
re turn to th e IDLE m ode.
The LCD willshow the following:
RIG H T SO FT FUN C TION
handset
Disconnecting C alls
EnG enius
SN-920
REDIAL M ENU
00:00:00
B a s e I on H old
UNHOLD M ENU
00:00:30
Volum e: 3
M UTE XFER
* The ta rg e t handsetLC D w illshow
th e fo llowing readout:
* Upon answering ,th e origin a tin g
and targethandsetusers c a n ta lk .
In te rc o m fro m
H andset12
SILENT
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The EnG enius SN-920 ULTRA IndustrialCordless Phone S ystem
offe rs private,2-w ay radio calls from handsetto handset,even
whenhandsets are beyond th e rang e ofth e base unit.2-w ay or
intercom calls can be placed fro m orto base units and handsets.
Intercom calls can be established betweena handsetand an
available and registered base unit orsecond handset.H andset-
to-H andset(2 -w a y Radio)com m unication can b e achieved
anyw here providing th e tw o com m unicating handsets are within
range ofeach other.
1.To initiate a handsetto handsetcall
press th e 2-W AY key and e n te r the
"extension"ID num berdesired.
(The extension num berorhandset
ID num beris th e 2 digitnum ber
located to the rightofthe icon):
* The LC D willthen display this screen:
* O nce the voice link is successfully
established,the handsets'LCD will
display:
2.The 2-W AY callcan be te rm inated
byeith e r handset, atanytime,
pressing EN D.
Digital2-W ay Radio M ode
Handsetto H a n d s e t C a lls
ADVANCED OPERATIONS
Enter
Extension # ??
Paging
extension# :11
Volum e: 5
MUTE

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Paging from Base to Handset
1.P ressing the base unitPAG E or
INTERCO M key,willpage all
registered handsets.The firs t
handsetto answ erthe page will
establish a voice link with the base.
2.The INTERCOM LED willflash untila
handsetresponds.The lightwillstay
lituntilth e link is te rm inated.
3.The b ase unitwillpage fo r 10
seconds,then te rm in a te the page
ifno handsetrespond s.
4.Before a handsetansw ers,th e page
can be cancelled fro m the base by
pressing PAG E again.However,
once a handsetansw ers,only th e
answ ering handsetcan end th e
intercom call.
A page to a handsetcannotbe initiated fro m the
base w hile an incom ing callis ringing into the system .The
IN USE LED flashes to indicate an incom ing callis in
progress.
NOTE:
In te rc o m fro m
B ase 1
SILENT
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Paging from Handsetto Base
A nsw er Incom in g C a lls w ith a H a n d s e t to Base
In te rc o m C a ll in progress
Fora handsetto intercom a base unit, follow th e steps below:
1.Onth e handsetpress 2-WAY.
2.Atthe extension prom pt,inputth e 2
digitnum berfo r the base unit which
willbe a 0 followed by th e b ase unit
num berof1,2,3 or4.
3.The handsetLC D willshow a paging
prom pt:
4.The b ase willring once,then
autom atically connectthe intercom
callfro m a handset.
There are th re e o p tions forth e handset:
1.P ress TA LK to sw itch to th e incom ing call.
2.P ress EN D to term inate th e intercom calland allow the
incom ing callto ring on allhandsets.
3.Do nothing and ignore the incom ing phone call.
Enter
Extension # ??
Paging
extension# :01