Olympia OL6815 User manual

OLYMPIA®OL6815
OWNER’SMANUAL

OL6815 User Manual 2
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First Edition: June 2005
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS................................................................................ 4
SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS FOR BATTERY PACK ................................................................ 5
Part I Cordless Phone Operation ..................................................................................... 6
1Cordless Phone Features .................................................................................................... 6
2Caller ID Features ..............................................................................................................6
3Set Up ................................................................................................................................ 6
4Olympia OL6815 – Quick Programming Guide................................................................ 7
5Installation and Charging of the Battery Pack ................................................................... 8
6Layout of Keys and Indicators ......................................................................................... 10
7Power Up ......................................................................................................................... 11
8Answering Calls on Either Handset ................................................................................. 11
9Make a Call from Either Handset..................................................................................... 11
10 Terminate a Call............................................................................................................... 11
11 Short Paging (To Locate the Handsets) ........................................................................... 11
12 Long Paging.....................................................................................................................12
13 Selecting System Language ............................................................................................. 12
14 Setting Local Area Code.................................................................................................. 12
15 Setting Tone/Pulse (Preset to Tone)................................................................................. 12
16 Setting RINGER ON/OFF ............................................................................................... 13
17 Setting Handset Number .................................................................................................. 13
18 Setting Date & Time ........................................................................................................ 13
19 Setting Display Contrast .................................................................................................. 14
20 Caller ID Operation.......................................................................................................... 14
21 Visual Message Notification............................................................................................ 19
22 Speed Dial Memory (0…9).............................................................................................. 20
23 Pre-dialing (Handset OFF)............................................................................................... 22
24 Redial with Handset OFF................................................................................................. 22
25 Dialing Digits................................................................................................................... 23
26 Call Timer ........................................................................................................................ 24
27 Battery/Voltage Low Detection ....................................................................................... 24
28 Mute ................................................................................................................................ 24
29 Changing Volume ............................................................................................................ 24
30 Transferring a Call from One Handset to the Other......................................................... 25
Part II Digital Answering System Operation ................................................................. 26
1Setup ................................................................................................................................ 26
Turn Answering System ON / OFF (preset to ON) ......................................................... 26
Clock Setting.................................................................................................................... 26
Record Your Outgoing Announcement ........................................................................... 26
How to Record Your Announcement............................................................................... 27
Set your Remote Access Code ......................................................................................... 27
Set ‘Announce Only’ On / Off (preset to OFF) ............................................................... 27
Turn Audible Message Alert On / Off ............................................................................. 27
Turn Base Ringer On / Off (preset to ON)....................................................................... 27
Set Number of Rings to Answer ...................................................................................... 28
2Recording a Memo........................................................................................................... 28
3Listening to Your Messages............................................................................................. 28
4Deleting Messages ........................................................................................................... 29
5Remote Operation ............................................................................................................ 29
6Other Important Things You Should Know..................................................................... 29
7What the Message Window is Saying.............................................................................. 30
Part III Consumer Information ........................................................................................ 31

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IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
BEFORE USING YOUR TELEPHONE EQUIPMENT, BASIC SAFETY PRECAUTIONS SHOULD
ALWAYS BE FOLLOWED TO REDUCE THE RISK OF FIRE, ELECTRIC SHOCK AND INJURY TO
PERSONS, INCLUDING THE FOLLOWING
1. Read and understand all instructions.
2. Follow all warnings and instructions marked on the product.
3. Unplug this product from the wall outlet before cleaning. Do not use liquid cleaners or aerosol cleaners. Use a damp
cloth for cleaning.
4. Do not use this product near water, for example, near a bath tub, wash bowl, kitchen sink, laundry tub, in a wet
basement, or near a swimming pool.
5. Do not place this product on an unstable cart, stand or table. The product may fall, causing serious damage to the
product.
6. Slots and openings in the cabinet and the back or bottom are provided for ventilation. To protect it from overheating,
these openings must not be blocked or covered. The openings should never be blocked by placing the product on the
bed, sofa, rug, or other similar surface. This product should never be placed near or over a radiator or heat register.
This product should not be placed in a built-in installation unless proper ventilation is provided.
7. This product should be operated only from the type of power source indicated on the marking label. If you are not sure
of the type of power supply to your home, consult your dealer or local power company.
8. Do not allow anything to rest on the power cord. Do not locate this product where the cord will be damaged by persons
walking on it.
9. Do not overload wall outlet extension cords, as this can result in the risk of fire or electric shock.
10. Never push objects of any kind into this product through cabinet slots as they may touch dangerous voltage points or
short out parts that could result in a risk of fire or electric shock. Never spill liquid of any kind on this product.
11. To reduce the risk of electric shock, do not disassemble this product. Instead, when some repair work is required, take
the unit to a qualified technician. Opening or removing covers may expose you to dangerous voltages or other risks.
Incorrect reassembly can cause electric shock when the appliance is subsequently used.
12. Unplug this product from the wall outlet and refer servicing to qualified service personnel under the following
conditions:
a) When the power supply cord or plug is damaged or frayed.
b) If liquid has been spilled into the product.
c) If the product has been exposed to rain or water.
d) If the product does not operate normally by following the operating instructions. Adjust only those controls that
are covered by the operating instructions because improper adjustment of other controls may result in damage and
will often require extensive work by a qualified technician to restore the product to normal operation.
e) If the product has been dropped or cabinet has be damaged.
f) If the product exhibits a distinct change in performance.
13. Avoid using a telephone (other than a cordless type) during an electrical storm. There may be a remote risk of electrical
shock from lightning.
14. Do not use the telephone to report a gas leak in the vicinity of the leak.

SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS FOR BATTERY PACK
CAUTION:
Danger of explosion if battery is incorrectly replaced. Use only an Olympia approved battery pack in the handset of your
Cordless Telephone. To reduce the risk of fire or injury, always do the following when replacing, discarding, or charging
the battery. When handling the batteries, be careful not to short the battery with conducting materials such as rings,
bracelets, and keys. The Battery or conducting material may overheat and cause burns. Use only the following type and size
of battery pack:
FOR HANDSET UNIT:
GP60AAAH3BMXZ 3.6V 600mAh GPI INTERNATIONAL LIMITED
CONTAINS NICKEL-METAL HYDRIDE BATTERY. BATTERY MUST BE
RECYCLED OR DISPOSED OF PROPERLY
1. Do not dispose of the battery in a fire. The cell may explode. Check with local codes for possible special disposal
instructions.
2. Do not open or mutilate the battery. Released electrolyte is corrosive and may cause damage to the eyes or skin. It
may be toxic if swallowed.
3. Exercise care in handling batteries in order not to short the battery with conducting materials such as rings,
bracelets and keys. The battery or conductor may overheat and cause burns.
4. Charge the batteries provided with or identified for use with this product only in accordance with the instructions
and limitations specified in this manual.
5. Observe proper polarity orientation between the battery(ies) and battery charger.
6. Do not mix old and new batteries in this product.
7. Do not mix batteries of different sizes or from different manufacturers in this product.
SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS
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Part 1 Cordless Phone Operation
1 CordlessPhoneFeatures
1. 5.8GHz/900MHz, 40 channel auto scanning operation
2. Manual channel selection
3. 65536 random security codes
4. Last number redial (32 digits max.)
5. Page in base unit to locate the handset (short and long page)
6. Temporary touch tone (pulse to tone dialing)
7. Tone / Pulse dialing mode selection in handset
8. Ringer ON / OFF selection in handset
9. 10 number speed dial memory in handset (up to 16 digits per phone no.)
10. Flash key for call waiting and call transfer - 600ms.
11. 3-level Volume control
12. Pause key (pause time is 4 seconds)
13. Low battery warning tone
14. Backlit LCD Display
15. Auto Answer when Handset is removed from cradle
16. Any key answer
17. Redial & CID transfer to memory (up to 16 digits long)
18. Dual Handset operation
2 CallerIDFeatures
1. Caller ID and Call Waiting ID compatible
2. CID memory stores up to 64 names and numbers
3. 3-line Handset display
4. Total call counter
5. New call LED indicator on handset
6. Repeat call indication (LCD icon)
7. 3-language options (English, Spanish & French)
8. Scroll review of CID records
9. Selective erase / ‘Erase All’ functions
10. Real time clock (date & time)
11. Private/ out-of-area indication
12. LCD display contrast control (6 levels - default at 3)
13. ‘Smart Dialing’ from Caller ID
14. ‘Battery Low’ indication on the Handset display
3 SetUp
Connect the power supply to an electrical outlet and base unit.
Plug the handset charger into an electrical outlet.
Remove the handset battery cover and connect the battery back. Replace cover.
Charge both handsets for at least 10 hours before using your phone.
Connect the modular phone cord to a live phone jack and the base unit.
After charging, place the second handset into the base cradle to register. Registration should
take no longer than one minute.

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4 OlympiaOL6815–QuickProgrammingGuide
Initial Setup (or any time the phone is powered up) Program each handset separately!!!
SET LANGUAGE will appear on the display.
Press #. ENGLISH or SPANISH or FRENCH is displayed. Press
▲/* or ▼/#to set the desired language, then press MEM.
AREA CODE ? is now displayed. If you live in a 7-digit local dialing area, enter your Area Code. If you live in a 10-digit
area for local dialing, enter 000 for the Area Code, then press MEM.
SET T/P? T (Set Tone/Pulse) is now displayed. Press ▲/*or ▼/#to change the dialing mode, then press MEM.
RINGER ON (or OFF) is now displayed. Press ▲/*or ▼/#to change the ringer mode, and then press MEM.
HS NO. = [1] is displayed. Press 1 – 4, or ▲/* or ▼/# to select handset number, and then press MEM.
***NOTE: Each handset needs a unique number. We recommend using 1and 2***
DATE/TIME is displayed. Press digits, or ▲/* or ▼/# to adjust date and time, then press MEM.
CONTRAST ▲▼ is displayed. Press ▲/*or ▼/#to adjust the display contrast, and then press MEM.
PROGRAMMING IS COMPLETE!!
Returning to program mode after you have initially programmed your OL6815
With the Handset in the idle (Off) mode, press and hold MEM. SET LANGUAGE will appear on the display. Follow the
steps listed above, or press MEM. repeatedly to find the feature you wish to program. Once you program the desired
feature, press MEM repeatedly to exit programming (CONTRAST is the final programming option prior to exiting
programming mode).

5 InstallationandChargingoftheBatteryPack
1. Open the battery compartment by sliding the cover down.
2. Plug the Battery Pack connector into the Handset battery socket. Place the battery pack and wires in the compartment.
3. Close the battery compartment.
4. If you are planning the mount the Base Unit on a wall, locate the wall mounting bracket and snap it into place onto
the back of the Base. Next, connect the telephone line cord and DC power cord to the corresponding jacks on the
back of the Base Unit.
5. Connect the telephone line cord to the telephone jack, and the power supply to a live power outlet. Make sure you
are not using an outlet controlled by a switch. The outlet should be installed near the equipment and easily
accessible.
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6. Place the Handset in the Base. The Handset and Base communicate with each other automatically. This process may
take a minute.
7. Leave the Handset in the Base for 10 hours so that the battery pack is fully charged.
8. The CHARGE indicator on the Base glows when the Handset is charging.
Maximum talk time on a full charge is 4 hours. Maximum standby time on a full charge is 5 days. Your results may be
somewhat less that these maximums.
Charge the second Handset in its cradle, following steps 7and 8above.
Handset on base Handset on charger
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6 LayoutofKeysandIndicators
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7 PowerUp
1. After the battery pack is installed in the Handset and the Base Unit is powered up, the Handset should be placed in the
cradle of the Base Unit for charging and setting a new security code (registration).
2. Once the second Handset has been charged, remove the first Handset from the Base cradle, and then place the second
Handset in the Base to allow registration to take place. This should take less than one minute.
3. The completion of a successful security code transfer operation will be indicated by a flash of the ‘In Use’ LED on
the Base Unit and a beep generated by Handset.
4. In the event you do not receive the visual and audible indicators, check to ensure the Base is powered and the battery
pack is connected. Return the Handset to the Base cradle.
5. In Standby mode, the handset number will be displayed.
CALL
NEW
CALL
1
]
[
5 10:00 PM
1 0/3 0
8 AnsweringCallsonEitherHandset
1. The incoming call is signaled by a ringing sound from the Handset and by the blinking of the Base Unit’s ‘In
Use/Charge’ LED. The Handset’s ‘New Call’ LED also blinks during ringing.
2. When the Handset is in the cradle, simply pick it up to talk. It will automatically answer the call. The ‘TALK’ button
will be disabled for 5 seconds. This is the Auto Answer feature.
3. When the Handset is away from the Base Unit, press the ‘TALK’ button on the Handset. You can also press any
number key 0-9, *or #to answer the call. This is the Any Key Answer feature. The ‘In Use / Charge’ LED turns on
after the connection is successful.
4. If the communication link cannot be established within 8 seconds, three error beeps will be heard from the Handset
to indicate communication has failed.
9 MakeaCallfromEitherHandset
1. Each new call must begin by pressing the ‘TALK’ button on the Handset. It will scan for a clear channel of
communication. At the same time, ‘TALK’ will be shown on LCD display.
2. If the communication link is not established within 8 seconds, there error beeps will be heard from the Handset to
indicate communication has failed.
3. You can dial the phone number first, then press TALK (this is called pre-dial); or press TALK first, then dial.
10 TerminateaCall
1. To terminate a call, press the ‘TALK’ button; -OR-
2. Place the Handset in the cradle; the call is then terminated.
11 ShortPaging(ToLocatetheHandsets)
1. Press the ‘PAGE’ key on the base unit. ‘PAGING’ will be shown on the LCD display and the Handset will emit 3
short beeps, followed by a 1-second pause, then 3 short beeps.
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12 LongPaging
1. Press and hold down the ‘PAGE’ key on the Base Unit. ‘PAGING’ will be shown on the LCD display and your
Handset will beep. If you hold the button for 5 seconds, the page will be extended to 60 seconds.
2. Press any key on the Handset to stop paging.
PROGRAMMING Note: program each Handset separately.
13 SelectingSystemLanguage
S E T L A N G U A G E
1. There are 2 ways to access ‘SET LANGUAGE’ mode:
1) ‘SET LANGUAGE’ will appear on the LCD when your phone is charged for the first time or powered up after it
has been without power for an extended period; -OR-
2) During idle (on hook) mode, press and hold ‘MEM.’ until ‘SET LANGUAGE’ appears.
2. Setup mode begins with language selection. Your phone offers 3 languages - English, French, and Spanish. Press
‘▼/#’ or ‘▲/*’ to choose the desired language and then press the ‘MEM.’ key to confirm. After confirmation, ‘Area
Code ?’ will be displayed.
14 SettingLocalAreaCode
0 0 0
A R E A C O D E ?
1. If you dial 7 digits to make a local call, you need enter your 3-digit area code. The digits will shift to the left one by
one as you enter them. If you dial 10 digits to make a local call, enter ‘000’ (if it is not already programmed for
‘000’).
2. Press ‘MEM.’ key to confirm. After confirmation, ‘SET T/P ? is displayed.
15 SettingTone/Pulse(PresettoTone)
S E T T / P ? T
1. The current setting (T or P) is displayed.
2. Press ‘▼/#’ or ‘▲/*’ to select the desired setting, and the display will update the current setting: ‘SET T/P? T’
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‘SET T/P? P’‘SET T/P? T’……..
3. Press ‘MEM.’ to confirm. After confirmation, you will enter ‘RINGER’ setting.
16 SettingRINGERON/OFF
R I N G E R O N
1. The current RINGER ON/OFF setting is displayed.
2. Press ‘▼/#’ or ‘▲/*’ to select the desired setting, and the display will update to the current setting: ‘RINGER ON’
‘RINGER OFF’‘RINGER ON’……..
3. Press ‘MEM.’ key to confirm. After confirmation, you will enter HANDSET NUMBER setting.
If you don’t want to reset the time and date, press ‘MEM’ again to exit programming mode and return the Handset to
idle mode.
17 SettingHandsetNumber
H S NO . = [ 1 ]
1. Press 1 - 4, or ‘▼/#’ or ‘▲/*’ to select a handset number. Each handset requires a unique number. We recommend
using ‘1’ and ‘2’.
2. Press ‘MEM.’ key to confirm. After confirmation, you will enter DATE / TIME setting.
18 SettingDate&Time
DATE / TIME
10:00 PM
1 0/3 0
1. Press the appropriate digits to enter first the time and then the date.
2. To change the AM/PM setting, press any digit (0-9).
3. Press ‘▼/#’ or ‘▲/*’ to skip forward or backward.
4. Press ‘MEM’ key to confirm. After confirmation, you will enter CONTRAST setting.
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19 SettingDisplayContrast
C O N T R A S T 56
1. Press ‘▼/#’ or ‘▲/*’ to set the desired contrast.
2. Press ‘MEM.’ key to confirm. After confirmation, the display returns to standby.
 During programming, Press ‘CHAN’ to return to idle mode. Or, if no key is pressed for 20 seconds, you will be
returned to idle mode.
Display contrast can also be set by pressing ‘FLASH’ during standby (idle) mode. Then follow steps 1 and 2 listed above.
20 CallerIDOperation
Display:
N
ew Voice
N
EW CALL
M
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The Handset Display What is its purpose?
12-character text line For display of callers’ name, system prompts (CID and
phone), call timer, dial number.
12-digit number line 1. Display caller’s number (CID), or
2. Display dialed digits (phone).
New-call / Call counter Shows the amount of calls / new calls in standby mode
Example: # of old calls: CALL 18
# of new calls: NEW CALL 9
Repeat Call icon Lights on to indicate that the displayed call arrived more than
once.
Clock 1. Shows the real time clock (AM/PM format), or,
2. The time stamp of a CID record.
Clock ticker Blinks when real time clock is being displayed.
Date 1. Shows the date (month/date format), or,
2. The date stamp of a CID record.
12-character text line12-digit number line
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 1 2
tA B C D E F G H I J K L u
NEW
CALL88 RPT 18:88 PM
AM 1 8/8 8
N
ew-Call /
Call counter
R
epeat call
indicator
essage
indicator
Clock
I
NDICATOR
Clock ticker
D
ate
VIP

CID related button Description
DEL 1) Erase a single CID record in CID browser.
2) Erase all CID records in standby mode.
‘▼/#’ and ‘▲/*’ Scroll up and down through your CID records.
CHAN When on hook, returns screen to idle mode.
CALLS Redial CID number in CID browser.
NEWCALL indicator – Located at the top right corner of the Handset, a blinking red light will alert you to new/unread
Caller ID records stored in memory.
Note1: All display illustrations in the document will be in English. However, the actual appearances of the screens will
vary according to the language selection during start-up (English, Spanish or French).
Note2: If the unit receives more than 64 calls, the oldest CID information will be erased (except VIP calls).
1. RECEIVING CALLS
a. When Caller ID is activated, the Telephone Company sends the caller’s telephone number (and name, if
available) and the call’s date and time between the first and second rings. The device receives and displays
this information for each call and updates the display with the current date and time. The NEW CALL
indicator will flash. Once you review all new CID records, the NEW CALL indicator turns off.
NEW
CALL
S I H NJHT O
M
210:00
AM
1 1/0 1
987--654--3
N
EW CALL
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b. The display also indicates if caller information is not available or intentionally blocked by the sender:
N O C A L L E R I D
NEW
CALL 1 10:00 PM
1 0/3 0
C I D B L O C K E D
NEW
CALL
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c. After 20 seconds, the display returns to standby mode, showing ‘NEW CALL XX where XX is the
number of new calls. NEW CALL LED blinks until you review all new CID / Call Waiting ID records.
Note: If the received CID number is 10 digits long, and the first three digits match with the area code that you have
programmed, the LCD shows the last 7 digits only (area code will be omitted). See Setting local area code.
2. REVIEWING NEW CALLS
a. In standby mode, with the ‘NEW CALL’ indicator flashing, pressing ‘▲/*’ or ‘▼/#’, the LCD displays
the latest new call information.
1 10:00 1 0/3 0
PM

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b. Repeatedly press ‘▲/*’ or ‘▼/#’ to review all new call information in the order of receipt until the LCD
displays ‘END NEW CALL’ and the ‘NEW CALL’ indicator stops blinking.
c. If the received call information is the same as any of the existing new calls, the ‘RPT’ icon will be on to
indicate REPEAT CALL. The most recently arrived CID will be saved attached with a new date / time
stamp. The older record will be deleted. After you review this call, the ‘RPT’ icon will turn off.
d. If you do not review other calls for 20 seconds, the time and date will be displayed, and the call counter
will show the total number of new calls including those already reviewed.
* You can press ‘CHAN.’ to return to standby (idle) mode.
* No activity for 20 seconds will return the display to standby mode.
3. REVIEWING OLD CALLS
a. In standby mode, press ‘▲/*’ or ‘▼/#’ to review old call information from the oldest to the newest (‘*’
button) or from the newest to oldest (‘#’ button).
b. When the end of the list is reached, ‘END’ is displayed.
E DLLC A
W
ENN
NEW
CALL
S I H NJHT O
M
0987--653 4--
1 10:00 PM
1 0/3 0
12
CALL
NEW
CALL
1 ][
5 10:00 PM
1 0/3 0
CALL
S I H NJHT O
M
0987--653 4--
1 10:00 PM
1 0/3 0
12
D--E-- N

c. If there are no records in memory, ‘NO CALLS’ is displayed.
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* Press ‘CHAN.’ to return to standby (idle) mode.
* No activity for 20 seconds will return the display to standby mode.
4. DELETE INDIVIDUAL CALL
a. When you review Caller ID information, you can delete it from memory. Press ‘▼/#’ or ‘▲/*’ until you
see the call record you want to delete.
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b. Press ‘DELETE’; the LCD displays ‘ERASE ?’.
c. Press ‘DELETE’ again to confirm deletion.
d. If the deleted message was the last record in memory, the display will go back to standby mode. If there are
other records in memory, the next CID record received after the deleted record will be displayed.
e. VIP call records can’t be deleted. See Set VIP Calls for details.
* Press any key to cancel the deletion.
* No activity for 20 seconds will return the handset display to standby (idle) mode.
5. DELETE ALL CALLS
a. If the new call information has been reviewed, you can erase all call records. If there are any new calls in
call list, ‘ERASE ALL’ will not work.
b. In the standby (idle) mode, press and hold ‘DELETE’ until the LCD displays ‘ERASE ALL?’.
c. Press ‘DELETE’ again to confirm deletion, and return to standby mode.
* Press ‘CHAN.’ to return to standby (idle) mode.
* No activity for 20 seconds will return the display to standby mode.
CALL
S I H NJHT O
M
0987--653 4--
1 10:00 PM
1 0/3 0
12
CALL
?LL
ASA
R
E E
10 11:00
AM
1 1/0 3

6. SET VIP CALLS (assigning VIP designations to CID records)
The user can create VIP call records. When a VIP call is received, 4 beeps will be heard between rings, and the VIP
icon will be displayed.
a. Press ‘▼/#’ or ‘▲/*’ to select the call which you want to designate ‘VIP’.
b. Press and hold ‘CALLS’ for 2 seconds; the VIP icon turns on.
c. To remove the VIP designation, press and hold ‘CALLS’ for 2 seconds.
* Press ‘CHAN.’ to return to standby (idle) mode.
* No activity for 20 seconds will return your handset to standby mode.
7. ‘Smart’ Dialing from Caller ID
You can dial a phone number stored in Caller ID memory.
a. In idle mode, press ‘#’ or ‘*’ to select the CID record you want to dial.
b. If the display phone number is in the correct format, press ‘TALK’ to dial.
1. If the display shows 10 digits in the second line, such as ‘123-456-7890’.
1) Press ‘CALLS’; it will change to 11 digits: ‘1123-4567890’.
2) Press ‘CALLS’ again; it will change to 7 digits: ‘456-7890’.
3) Press ‘CALLS’ again; it will change to 8 digits: ‘1-456-7890’.
4) Press ‘CALLS’ again; it will change to 10 digits: ‘123-456-7890’.
5) Press ‘CALLS’ again to repeat the cycle above.
2. If the display shows 7 digits in the second line such as ‘456-7890’, & the area code is set as ‘123’:
1) Press ‘CALLS’; it will change to 8 digits: ‘1-456-7890’.
2) Press ‘CALLS’ again; it will change to 10 digits: ‘123-456-7890’.
3) Press ‘CALLS’ again; it will change to 11digits: ‘1123-4567890’.
4) Press ‘CALLS’ again; it will change to 7digits: ‘456-7890’.
5) Press ‘CALLS’ again to repeat the cycle above.
c. With the correct number displayed, press ‘TALK’. The display will show ‘TALK’.
TALK
d. After a 2-second delay, the unit will enter TALK mode automatically. The dialed digits appear from right to
left on the display.
4 5 6 7 8 9 0
* While in CID review mode, you can press ‘CHAN’ to return to standby (idle) mode.
* No activity for 20 seconds will return the display to standby mode.
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8. Save CID to Speed Dial memory
a. In idle mode, press ‘▼/#’ or ‘▲/*’ to select the Caller ID number that you want to save.
b. Press ‘CALLS’ to select the number format that you want to save.
c. Press ‘MEM.’ The screen will display ‘LOCATION ? X’, where X is a digit (0-9).
Note: only the phone number can be saved to speed dial memory.
L O C A T I O N ? X
d. ‘X’ is the lowest empty memory slot. Press ‘MEM.’ to confirm. If you prefer a different memory location, press the
desired location number (0-9). The display will now show ‘MEM X STORED’. WARNING: Make sure you’re
not unintentionally replacing a number already stored in that location!
M E M X S T O R E D
* Press ‘CHAN.’ to return to standby (idle) mode.
* No activity for 20 seconds will return the display to standby mode.
21 VisualMessageNotification
In conjunction with voicemail service through your local telephone service provider (subscription required), your Handset
can alert you to new voicemail messages by providing an envelope icon on the display. NOTE: most, but not all service
providers can provide this notification service. This feature is independent of the answering system built into the
Base!
After receiving a ‘new message’ signal from your service provider, the envelope icon will appear, alerting you that
you have new message(s).
NEW
CALL
5 10:00 PM
1 0/3 0
After reviewing all new messages, the icon will disappear.
NEW
CALL
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22 SpeedDialMemory(0…9)
1. Memory Programming **NOTE: Each handset has its own speed dial memory**
a. With the Handset in the idle (on hook) mode, enter the desired phone number. (NOTE: to insert a
4-second Pause in the dialing sequence, press REDIAL.)
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b. Press ‘MEM’. You will see ‘LOCATION? X’. ‘X’ is the lowest empty memory location.
c. Press ‘MEM’ to confirm, or press a different location (0-9), if desired. Programming is completed!
CAUTION: Make sure you’re not replacing an important phone number already in that location!
2. Memory editor
a. Enter memory search mode by pressing ‘MEM.’. Press ‘▼/#’ or ‘▲/*’ to select the memory location you want
to edit.
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b. You can add additional digits to the existing number. As you enter numbers, the display will shift entered digits
from right to left, to a maximum of 16 digits. If you try to enter more than 16 digits, an error tone will be
generated.
For example, enter the digit 0:
Enter the digit 9
Enter the digits 01234567899990
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