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PAGE SECTION PAGE
SECTION
INTRODUCTION .................3TELEPHONE MEMORY
A. PaRs checklist . . . . ...”..... 3OPERA T!ON . . . . . . . . ..” . . ..”. .”. I7
B. Cordless Telephone A. Storing aNumber into
Characteristics .............4 Memo~ ..................l7
C, Setting the Secutity Code ....4 B. Changing astored
Number . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..l7
CONTROLS and FEATURES . . . . ...5 C. Pause Function . . . . . . . . . . ..l8
A. Cordless Telephone D. Chain Dial from Memoy ....18
FeatureS .................”5 ~RoDu~TcA~~..-......,. .....19
B. Cordless Telephone
Controls ................6-7 A. Batte~ Replacement . . . . ...19
B. General Product Care ......20
INSTALLATION ..”. ”. . ..”8. ”.. ..”8
A. Telephone Outlet
Requirements ..............8
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lNCASE OF DIFFICULTY . . . . . ...21
Troubleshooting Chafi. . . . . . . ...21
Installation for Desk or SERVICE ......................22
Table Topuse . . . . . . . . ...8-9
Wail Mounting the ~ARHANTY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...23
Base Unit (optional). ....10-11
Charging the Batte~ Pack. ..12 FCC REGISTRATION
INFORMATION ........BACK COVER
TELEPHONE OPERATION ........13
A; Making and Receiving Calls .13
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Changing Channels ........14
Handset Volume Control ....14
Tempora~ Tone Feature. ....15
The Flash BuHon ..........15
Distinctive Ring Feature . . ...15
How to Save Battery Power ..16
Tone Signals . . . . . . . . . . . . ..l6
Paging the Handset ........16
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INTRODUCTION
Thank YOU for purchasing the GE 900 Megahertz Cordless Telephone. Your new
telephone is acarefully engineered, high-quality, durable product with natural sound
quality, modern features and elegant styling. It is designed to give you the quality
and convenience you expect in acordless telephone.
To familiarize Vourself with all the features of your telephone, please read the
F~llo;ing- instr~ctions carefully. Retain this Guide for future reference.
FCC NUMBER IS LOCATED ON THE BO~OM OF THE BASE
LOAD NUMBER IS LOCATED ON THE BO~OM OF BASE
OTHER IMPORTANT INFORMATION ON BACK COVER OF THIS GUIDE
‘Carefully remove unit from the package. Check this list tO
be ce~ain all components are included. Remember to
save your sales receipt in case you ever need warranty
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cThis 900 Megahertz Cordless Telephone utilizes state of
the art technology. It operates on the 902-928 MHz
frequency band. There are three main advantages to this
technology: —More channels
—Clear reception
—Interference free
●Acordless telephone offers convenience, ease and
mobility during telephone communications. Its use,
however, is dependent upon the availability of AC power.
Any interruption of electrical power at your location would
prevent your placing or receiving calls. Therefore, a
cordless telephone should not be installed as
the only phone in your home.
●“Full ~wer” means that your telephone is designed to operate
at the maximum power allowed by the Federal
Communications Commission (FCC).
“The range at which you can use the cordless Handset away
from the Base is dependent upon many factors. The
telephone Base is like aradio transmitter in that it transmits
telephone line signals via radio waves to the Handset.
Therefore, the location of the Base is important in order to
obtain maximum Handset range for the power allowed.
In some areas, installing the Base on the second floor will
provide greater range than aground floor installation.
Reception can be adversely affected by such things as
aluminum siding, appliances (refrigerators, stove, etc.),
insulation foil backing, heating ducts and other metal
construction which acts to shield radio signals.
Atmospheric conditions also play an important role in the
performance of your cordless telephone.
●Always keep the Base antenna raised.
●Above all, keep within the range of the Base.
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Whenever you place the handset on the base unit, the unit sC. Setting the
automatically verifies its security code. This code helps to ●
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avoid unauthorized use of your telephone line by another ●Code
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Note: Whenever apower outage occurs, batteries are ●
replaced, or communication is lost between handset and base, 1
the handset may have to be returned to the base for 15-20 ●
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Digital Security System prevents false ringing from other
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Page/Find
Charge Light
In Use Light
Tone/Pulse Switchable
Wall or Desk Mountable Base
High Peflormance Base Antenna .
Dual Wave~ Noise Filter: Atwo stage filtering system that
removes unwanted signals
FCC Registered
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100 Channel Scan automatically selects achannel that is
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10 Number MemoW for frequently called numbers
Volume Control
AHigh Petiormance Flexible Antenna
One-Touch Redial of last number dialed
Fast Redial: Just push redial while on-line to redial a
number
Auto Answer capability when handset is in base
Ringer On/Off Switch (Batte~ Saver)
Phone In Use light
Battery Low light
Consumer replaceable rechargeable nickel cadmium
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Temporaq Tone allows Pulse/Rota~ users to easily
access tone sewices
Distinctive Ring
Chain Dialing capabili~
One-Year Limited Warranty
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BASE RECHARGE CONTACTS
HANDSET HOOK —Hook holds handset to base unit
when wall mounted.
PAGE/FIND BUTTON
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HANDSET CHARGE LIGHT
HIGH PERFORMANCE BASE ANTENNA
PULSE!TONE SWITCH —Sets the dialing mode for
either Tone or Pulse (Rotary) semice.
AC POWER SUPPLY CONNECTION
TELEPHONE JACK
HIGH PERFORMANCE HANDSET ANTENNA
HANDSET VOLUME CONTROL SWITCH
HANDSET RECHARGE CONTACTS
PHONE BUTTON and IN USE LIGHT
MEMORY BUTTON —Used to store numbers into
memory and dial numbers from memory.
FLASH BUTTON
REDIAL BUTTON —Redials the last number called.
RINGER ON/OFF SWITCH—Convenient ba~ev
saver feature.
BATTERY LOW INDICATOR LIGHT
CHANNEL BUTTON —Allows the user to choose the
clearest channel for best reception.
MEMORY DIRECTORY
Index for numbers stored in the corresponding
MEMORY LOCATION.
BATTERY COMPA~MENT
Contains consumer replaceable Nickel Cadmium
Battery Pack.
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INSTALLATION
Amodular (Universal Semite Order Code) sA. Telephone outlet
USOC: RJIIC outlet jack (illustrated) is required. 1Requirements
Installation of this telephone in locations with ●
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First, install the desk adapter by snapping it sB. installation for
into place. Then plug TELEPHONE LINE ●‘Table Top use
CORD into jack on the back of BASE UNIT. ~
Plug the other end of the TELEPHONE LINE s
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Model #5-2352 with this Droduct. ●
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into an electrical outlet which cannot be
switched off. Do not use an outlet that
can be turned on and off by awall switch,
Note: Whenever apower outage occurs, or
batteries are replaced, the HANDSET may
have to be returned to the BASE to reset the
security code.
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Notes: Before initial use of CORDLESS :
HANDSET, battery should be charged for 12 :
or more hours, See, “Charging the Batte~ .
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1. First, be sure that the desk adapter is NOT
attached to the base. Then plug the SHORT
into jack on the back
TELEPHONE LINE
of the BASE UNIT,
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Channel on top so cord threads down and
hangs out the bottom of the BASE.
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base.’ Rotate it 1/2 turn and slide it back into the s
BASE.
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household outlet. Do NOT use
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Your GE 900 hlHz Cordless telephone comes
with anickel cadmium rechargeable battery pack
(located in Handset). Charging takes place when
the HANDSET is placed in the BASE. When
fully charged, the battery pack provides suffi-
cient power to enable the HANDSET to be left
out of the BASE for prolonged periods and still
function properly. However, to maintain adequate
power, you will need to recharge the BATTERY
PACK every few days by returning the
HANDSET to the BASE. The HANDSET will
beep and the battery low light will come on
when the battery is low and needs recharging.
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Be sure the AC POWER SUPPLY is plugged
into astandard electrical outlet.
Place HANDSET in the BASE.
Before initial use, let charge for 12 hours or
more,
The CHARGE LIGHT will be “ON” when the
batte~ is charging.
IMPORTANT Although you can leave the
HANDSET out of the BASE for extended
periods, you will need to return it to the
BASE Deriodical!v to keen the batte~
pack charged. Periodically clean the charging
contacts on the HANDSET and BASE with asoft
cloth.
NOTE: Leaving the handset charging in the
base will NOT damage the battery pack.
D. Charging the
Battery Pack
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t~~en ~h~ ~AflDsET js ;n the BASE:
To Receive aCall
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Answer Feature)
If you press the PHONE button by accident within 2-3
seconds of IiRing the HANDSET out of the base, the
phone will ignore your command. (Afier 2-3 seconds
you will disccflnect the line.)
if the call is first answered on an extension phone and
you wait 10 seconds after the last ring to Iifi the
cordless HAIYOSET, you will have to press the PHONE
button to talk.
When finished with telephone conversation, press
PHONE button to hang up.
Make aCall
Pick up the HANDSET.
Press PHONE button. (phone light will turn “ON”)
Wait for dial tone.
Dial telephone number,
When finished, press PHONE button to hang up.
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When phone rings, pick-up the HANDSET.
Press PHONE button (phone light will be “ON”).
when finished, press PHONE button to hang up.
Make aCall
Pick up the HAIVDSET.
Press PHONE button. (phone light will turn “ON”)
Wait for dial tone.
Dial telephone number.
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Your Cordless Handset has Last Number Redial memory.
The number will remain in the handset’s RED/AL memory ●
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1. Pick-up HANDSET.
2. Press PHONE “ON”.
3. Wait for Dial Tone.
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Your 900 MHz Cordless Telephone is
up to 100 channels.
Channel Scan
While the ringer switch is “ON”, your
automatically selects achannel that is likely to be clear
everytime you answer or make acall.
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Phone must be within operating range to change channels.
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The handset’s receiver volume control can be adiusted for ●
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If you have PULSE (rotary) service, you can still access
those special services (such as electronic banking, calling
cards, telephone answering equipment, etc.) which require
tone signals for aperation.
Dial the local access number in the normal way. Then, press
the “*“ key to activate TEMPOHARY TONE. Your phone
will then generate the required tone signals as you dial the
numbers or symbols needed to complete your call.
When finished, hang up. The phone will automatically return
to PULSE (rotary) service.
Note: The TEMPORARY TONE feature is only for use by
those who have PULSE (rotary) service. If you have Touch-
Tone service, you do not need to use the TEMPORARY
TONE feature.
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This button is used to activate customer calling services available
through your local phone company, such as Call Transfer and Call
Waiting, etc. These sewices generally require an extra monthly fee.
If you subscribe to any of these sewices, please refer to the phone
company’s instructions on how to use Flash.
Notes: Do not use the PHONE button to try to access calling
services because you will hang-up the phone.
Do not use the FMSH button to hang-up phone.
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ringing patterns generated through your local telephone company sRing
as aspecial service. This custom calling service is available only :
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The CORDLESS HANDSET has the ability to save battery :1. Howto
power when in or out of the BASE. ●
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To reduce battery usage, slide the R/NGER switch to the ●
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there is an incoming call. This battery saving feature is most :
convenient when another extension phone is within hearing ●
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Ashofl beep when key is —Key tone feedback.
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jn PHONE “ON” (Batte~ low
light will be “ON”)
Along warbling tone with —Signals an incoming ca
RINGER “ON”:
Three beeps when the —Out of range warning.
PHONE button is pressed
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Your GE CORDLESS PHONE allows you to page your CORD-
LESS HANDSET from the BASE. This comes in handy when
you are trying to get the attention of the person using the
HANDSET, or if you’re just trying to locate the HANDSET,
To Page the HANDSET from the BASE UNIT
Press the PAGE/FIND button on the BASE UNIT.
Each time the PAGE/FiND butto,n is pressed, the HANDSET
will sound the Page signal. ‘
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TELEPHONE MEMORY OPERATION
Your Cordless Phone can store up to ten (10) telephone
numbers of up to 16 digits long that can be dialed
automatically.
Memory Storage must be done with the phone “OFF”.
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Pick up HANDSET.
Press MEMORY.
Enter the number to be stored.
Press MEMORY.
Press anumbered key (0-9 Memory Locqtion).
Write the name or number of party stored in memory
location on Memo~ Directory Card (on back of handset).
WHEN MAKING TEST CALLS TO EMERGENCY NUMBERS:
1. Remain on the line and briefly explain to the
dispatcher the reason for the call before hanging up.
2. Perform such activities in the off-peak hours, such as
early morning hours or late evening.
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DIALING
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2. Press MEMORY button.
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Pick up HANDSET.
Be sure that phone is “OFF”.
Press MEMORY button.
Dial new telephone number.
Press MEMORY button again.
Press (0 -9 MEMORY LOCATION) on the handset
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TELEPHONE MEMORY OPERAT~ON
Used for storing amomentary delay in the dialing sequence :Cm Pause
of astored telephone number. This is tienerallv used when a~
“PAUSE” is needed to wait for adial ;on[
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distance sewices).
At point where pause is required. . .press
Note: You may have to store two or three
of astored number.
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This feature allows you to dial in succession achain of
numbers in different memory locations. This is useful when
you must dial more than one number in memory to complete
acall, such as with frequent calls via an independent
service (e.g. MCI or Sprint).
Example: Memo~ Location
Local Access Number of Long
distance company, and 2 or 3
pauses atend, press ..................7
Authorization Code (ID), press ..........8
Long distance phone number,
press ...............................9
To initiate Chain Dialing
1. Press MEMORY
2. Press 7, then wait for the access tone.
3. Press MEMORY
4. Press 8, then wait for the access tone.
5. Press MEMORY
6. Press 9.
Note: When dialing other phone numbers please wait for the
dialing to end. For example, press MEMORY, press 7(wait
for dialing to end) press MEMORY, press 8etc.
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.PRODUCT CARE
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ARechargeable Nickel Cad@urn battery pack is installed in
each Cordless HANDSET to provide power for operation. If the
battery needs replacing, follow the steps below:
10 Replace 8atte~:
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Make sure the PHONE LIGHT on the HANDSET is “OFF”.
Open BATTERY COMPARTMENT on back of HANDSET by
gently sliding down door.
Remove SCREW from battery holder. Remove HOLDER.
Slide BA~ERY PLUG down and out of plug clip. (Do not
pull on the wires.)
Lift BA~ERY PACK out.
Properly dispose of Battery Pack. When discarding
batteries, be sure to dispose of them in the proper manner,
according to your state and local regulations.
Plug in replacement Battery Pack (Cat. #5-2358).
Replace BA~ERY HOLDER and screw to secure.
Replace BATTERY COMPARTMENT Cover.
Charge the HANDSET in the BASE for 12 or more hours
before use. (To ensure that the security code is set, lift the
handset from the recharge base. Then, place the handset
back in the base for 15 to 20 seconds.)
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-For your safety, please follow these simple precautions:
cDo not recharge, disassemble, mutilate, puncture, wet or
dispose of Battery in fire. Like other batteries of this type, if
it is burned or punctured, it could release toxic material
.which could cause injury.
●Keep Batte~ out of reach of children.
●Replace only with Cat. #5-2358. Accessory Order Form
included in this guide.
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PRODUCT CARE *
To keep your telephone working and looking good, follow
these few simple ruies.
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Avoid putting cordiess phone near heating appliances and
devices that generate electrical noise (i.e., motors, fluo-
rescent iamps).
Cordless phone should not be exposed to direct sunlight
or moisture.
Avoid dropping the Handset as well as other rough
treatment to the phone.
Clean phone with asoft cloth
member to first unplug phone dampened with water. (Re-
frorn wall outlet.)
Never use astrong cleaning agent or abrasive powder, as
this wiil damage the finish.
Retain the original packaging, should you need to ship
the phone at alater date.
Periodically clean the charge contacts on Handset and
Base with asoti cloth.
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