Panasonic Auto-Logic KX-T1720 User manual

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TONE
REMOTE
CONTROL
AUTOMATIC
TELEPHONE
ANSWERING
SYSTEM
Mode,No
KX-T1720 'E
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Contents
Please
read
belore
use.
Location
ofControls.
lnitial
Preparation.
..
Connections
Basic
Operation
How
toRecord
Outgoing
Message(OGM)
SettingPrior
loLeaving
Listening
to
Messages
OtherFJature"
..L.... :..::.
-
Detailed
Operation
How
to
Adjust
Time
How
lo
Operale
from
Remote
Phone
General
Information
Liquid
Crystal
Display
Announcements
bytheUnit
Cassette
Tapes . 13
Maintenance 14
Others ........ 14
Troubleshooting
Guide...... .. 15
lmportant
Information
........ i6
Accessory
Order
Information 17
Tarjeta
deReferencia
Rapida
Servicenter
Directory
Warranty
Accessories
1
1
2
3
4
8
12
12
18
21
22
Latarjeta
dereferencia
rdpida
en
espafior
puede
encontrarse
enras
p6ginas
18-20.
(Spanish
quick
reference
card
can
befound
on
pages
1g_20.)
AC
Adaptor
(KX-A1
1) 1
Outgoing
MessageTape........
1
Incoming
MessageTape........
1
TelephoneCord
(4-wired)
...... 1
TelephoneCord
(2-wired)
...... 1

CPCSwitch
fime/Day
StampSwitch
Announce
Button
FastForwardButton
RewindButton
Line
Selector.
Power
Switch
Microphone
LINE
1Button
LINE2Button
Location
ofControls Connections
Connectasshown.
oUSE
PanasonicACADAPTOR,
KX-A1
l.
.While
operatingtheunit,
thecabinetmay
feel
warm,
this
is
a
normalcondition.
ToPower
Outlet
(AC
120
V,60
Hz)
I Thisunitmay
notbeconnectedto
acoinoperated
line.lf
you
areonaparty line,
check
with
your
localtelephonecompany.
OGM
Tape
ICMTape
OGM-StarV
StopButton
Record
Button
ngSelector
Time
Selector
Control
Playback/Pause
Button
Liquid
CrystalDisplay
InitialPreparation
6 S"t tn" LineSelector.
rLINE
1 .... Theunitwiflanswer)
I acallon
Line1
onty.
I
lL|NE2.... Theunitwill
answerl ,
I a
callonLine2
onty.
| ]
I AUTO .... The
unilwill
answer
I
I l.callonLine1
and I
\ Line
2. )
.The selected
line'sindicator
lights
up.
(When
you
setto"AUTO",
both
lineindicators
light
up.)
oThe
lineindicatorreceiving
acall
flashes.
1
2
3
4
5
Connect"r'"no*n on
page
2.
Setforthecorrecttime.
See
page
7.
Insertthetapes.
Push
the
PowerSwitchon.
(Power
indicator
willlight.)
Setthe
CPCSwitchto
"A".
I Usually
set
to
"A".
| (No
callwaitingservice)
I Setto
"8" when
you
havecall
I waiting
service.
Or
if
some
I Incoming
messages
are
L
interrupted. 7 PusfrtheREW
buttontoresetthe
ICM
tape.
aslenthecordtotheholder
I When
you
connect
tothe2
single
lines:
Line1
(single
line)
.Connect
2-wired
cordto
"L1
OR
L1/
L2"and
4-wiredcord
to
"L2".
ModularJack
(RJ1
1C)
I When
you
connect
two
single
line
telephones
insteadofa2-line
telephonetoeachline:

Howto
Record
Outgoing
Message
(OGM)
The
purpose
oftheOutgoing
message
is
to
informthe
calling
party
that
you
cannot
answer,but
wanttorecordthecaller's
message.
Setting
Prior
toLeaving
The
unitwillautomatically
set
tothe
Answermodebysimply
pushing
thePower
Switch.
When
thetelephonerings,the
unit
willplay
backthe
OGM,
thenitwill
record
the
Caller's
messages
andthedayandtimeol
the
gessage
willbe
recordedon
theICMtape. @
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I
rFlE
| !l | |,
whire
hordingir,
h.h -
push
the fl until
abeep
sound
is
heard.
.TheInUse
indicatorwillliqht.
.The Display
will
show
"O"+"1"+"2"+ "3"...
2 Speat<
clearlyand
loudtyto
iif .
rSpeak
forupto30secondsfrom
about
8inchesaway
fromMlC.
oWhile
recording,
do
not
pause
lor
over2seconds.
^l!
5 When
finished,
l| !
turh"-"-
.Wait
untiltheInUseindicator
goes
out.
.A seriesofshort
beeps
will
beheard
toadvance
thetapefollowedbya
longbeepsignaling
thatthe,
unitis
at
thebeginnidg
ofthetape.
Sampleof
Outgoing
Message
.Set Recording
TimeSelectorto
"1 lrlNUTE"or"VOX".
Hello,
thisis
(the
Panasonic
Company).
We
cannotanswer
youl
callatthistime.
l{
you
leave
your
name
and
phone
number,
wewill
return
your
callassoonas
possible
Speak
clearlyafter
you
hear
the
beeo.
(You
have1minutetoleave
your
message.)
lf
"End
oftape"isannounced,
messagewill not be recorded.
Should
this happen
please
call
backtomorrow.
Note:
WhentheICMtapeisfull,
theunit
cannotrecordanymoremessages.
Thisisindicatedtothe
callerby
theannouncement
"End
oftape".
lf
you
wishtoinformthe
caller
ofthis
possibility,
add
the
sentences
(printed
inbold-faceabove)
to
your
OGM
recording.
oSet
Recording
Time
Selector
to
..ANNOUNCE'"
Hello,
thisis
(the
Panasonic
Company).
We
arenolable
to
answer
your
callatthistime.Please
callus
againtomorrow,after
9AM.
Thank
you
forcalling.
I Selecteachselector
RecordingTimeSelector
reC TIME
1 MIN
ANrcUrcE...VOX
ltr
. .+
(Select)
l MIN:
rThe unitwillrecord
upto1minute.
VOX:
rThe unit
willrecord
for
as
lono
asthe
callerspeaks.
ANNOUNCE:
rThe
unitwill
play
backthe
Outgoing
message
andwillnotrecordany
lncoming
messages.
tIl
-
2: (Select)
.Theunit
will
answer
atelephone
call
on
thesecond
ring.
4:
.Theunit
will
answer
atelephone
call
on
the
fourthring.
AUTO:
oThe
unit
will
answer
onthe
second
ringifanyIncoming
messages
have
been
recorded.
oThe
unitwillansweron
lhe
fourth
ringwhenno Incomingmessages
havebeen
recorded.
See
"Toll
Saver"
on
page
8.
After
reviewingtheOutgoing
orIncoming
message
lheunitwillautomatically
reset
itself
tothe
Answermodeandwillbe
ready
toanswer
thenextcall.
I Beforeleaving
home
(or
office)
confirm
thatthe
Answer
indicator
light
isonand
theLineSelector
issettothe
desired
line.
I lfyou
useanewICM
tapeor
recordfuluremessages
from
the
beginningofthetape,
push
the
REW
button.
I lf
you
donotwanttoset
lheunitto
the
Answer
mode,
lurn
thePower
Switch
ofl.
4r1 fi
'Nr
tl
Pvsh s-"iiZ-*'
.Adjust
thevolume
control
to
confirm.
.Wait
until
the
InUseindicator
qoes
out.
'',
I
I
I
lf
you
wantto
record
again,
repeat
fromthe
steD
1.
Note: .lf you
pause
for
over2secondswhile
recording,
theunitwill
sound6beeps
and
announce
"Please
record
your
outgoing
messageagain."
lfthishappens,
wait
until
the
In
Useindicator
goes
outandstartwith
the
step
1
over.
oThe
unit
will
automatically
change
tothe Answer
modeafter
7 secondsfromfvhentheInUseindicatorgoes
out.
-J-
Afterreviewing.
(The
LiquidCrystal
Displaywillshow
"0".)
To
record
futuremessages
after
thelastmessage.
Leave
theunitas
itis.
To
record
futuremessages
from
thebeginning
of
thetape.
PushtheREWbutton.

Listening
to
Messages Other
Features
whenan Incoming message
hasbeenrecorded,
the
LiquidcrystalDisplay
will
showthe
number
olcalls
andtheAnswer
indicatorwill
flash.
In
thecaseofapower interruption,
theLiquid
Crystal
Display
willshow
"- -" afterthe
oower
isrestored. @
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o
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Auto-Logic (One Touch
Operation)
The
unit
will
announce
thenumber
of
receivedmessages
andtheICM
tape
will
automatically
rewind
and
begin
loplay
back.Attheend
ofallthe
messages
"Endof
final
message"
will
beheard.
7secondsafter
"End
of
finalmessage"is
announcedthe
unit
willreset
back
tothe
Answer
mode.
.The unitwillannounce
"1"
or
"2".
accordingtotheLine1
orLine
2,
beforerecordingtheIncoming
message
and
the
dayandtime
aftertherecording.
I Future fncoming
messages
will
berecordedafterthelast
message.
To recordfromthebeginning
of
the
tape,
push
theREW
button.
I DuringthePausemode,
theunit
will
notautomatically
changeto
the
Answer
mode.
While
an
Incoming
messageisbeing
recorded;
1 Rdlust
theVolume
Control.
To
talktothe
callerdirectly
during
recordingIncoming
message,
confirm
whichlineindicator
isflashing
andlifithe
handsettotalk.
.The ICMtapewill
stopa'fterrecording
themessagerecorded
dayandtime.
oEven
whenthehandset
ofanother
telephone
thatis
connected
onthe
sameline
islilted,
the
ICMtapewill
stoprecording.
olfthe
tape
willnot
stop,
depressthe
hook
switch
for
about
1second.
Many
Stateshaveregulationsonthe
mannerinwhich
Two-WayTelephone
Conversationsmayberecorded.
Consult
yourpublic
utilityagency.
I Torecord
aconversation
on
Line
1
1 Wnit"
having
aconversation,
S ff'untilabeepsoundis
ft.n
heard.
. oAbeepwillsound
every15
seconos.
2 when finished,
S H'again.
turh
I Torecord
aconversation
on
Line2
While
having
a
conversation,
S'U' untilabeep
sound
is
heard.
.A beep
will
sound
every
15seconds.
When
finished,S E" "n"'n.
hri
.Use the
handset,
evenif
your
telephone
is
equippedwitha
speakerphone.
Recordingmaynot
bedonein
thehands-freemode.
Youmay
recordaconfidentical message
any
time
athomeontheICMtape.
It
can
be
heard
by
people
who
knowthe
code
number.
E
1 H H'and
'E'
simultaneously
until
abeep
sound
isheard.
Speak
intotn" 'ff.
E
When
finished,
lt tr' .
Push
oThe
unit
will
be
readytoanswer the
nextcall.
Whenthemessagesarereceived, a
voicesynthesizedannoii-nbementofthe
dayand
time
will
be
recorded
on
theICM
Iape.
SettheTime/Day
Stamp
Switchto"ON".
.Whenyou
recordtheTwo-way
TelephoneConversationorMessage
Memo,the
dayand
timewillbestamped
aswellastheincoming
message.
lf
acall
isreceivedon
oneof
the2
lineswhilerecording
the
ICMorOGM
from
aremote
phone,
npisewill
be
occasionally
heardand
recorded
on
the
taoe.
Thisis
normal.
2
3
2
.To stopthe
tapetemporarily,
push
thePausebutton.
(The
In
Use
indicatorwillf
lash.)To
restart,
push
thebuttonagain.
Tld I torewind
the
tape.
rE;l 1s
12s1
forward
thetape.
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Other
Featufes rcont.r How
to
AdiustTime How
to
Operate
from
Remote
Phone
Youcanlisten
tothe received Incoming
messages
from
aremote
localionwithatone
telephone.
Example:
86
(on
thebottom
oftheunit)
R€MOTE COOE screwdriver PUSHCoDtN0.
{2dbils)
OURITIG
IHE
OGM
.The unitwill
not
pick
anycalls.
.CodeNo.islwodigits.
.Do not
use
No.
7ascodeNo.
I The
Quick
Reference
Card
(spare)
for
tone
remote
control
canbe
found
on
page
16.
lf
you
forgot
to
setorwantto
cancel
the
Answer
mode:
I Toset
DIAITHEPHONE WAIT FOR OGM WILL
NO.TOWHICH l5RINGS BEHEARO
THE
UNIT
IS
CONNECTEO
.Theunit
will
play
backtheOutgoing
messageand
then
you
may
hangupthe
F
Pressthe Functionand Set buttons with a
pointedobjeclsuch as a ball point pen.
l-1 'nn .serectedmode
,P
t" I L .. .U U flashes.
lbur Minute
1 E .Hour digitswill
flash.
R.[tcTtoI
@ toadjustthe
"Hour".
S€T
E .Minutedigits
will
flash
FuricTroil
toadiust
the
"Minute"
5 E o" " willflash.
FUitcIroil
El toadjustthe "Day".
sEr .Day willbe
announced.
lol
,ri,H.*to complete acljustmenl
I1
up
To cancel
r--E--'l
I EEEI I
I lt I
I r--t I
OIAL
THTPHONE
NO,
TOWHICH
THE
UNIT
IS
CONNECTED
11 |".j;l
\l- r_:aJ
2
2
3
4E
SET selectable
Playbackthetapetothemessage
you
wanttosave.
.The
unitwillannounce
the
dayand
time.
I Toconfirm. f!
. r+ r@l
\I'
ftrsh
oThe
unitwillannounce
the
day
and
time.
j
\I
2S lJ*l ,whirehording
h3t it,
push
the
l-=;] button.
.The unitwill
go
into
the
Answer
modeandfuture
Incoming
messageswillbe
recorded
atterlhe
messages
you
have
saved.
@
n ,
whileholding
it,
push
the f?;-l or T.*;'l until a beeo
soundisheard.
.The messagesareerased
while
rewindingor
fastfor\,varding.
.Thecassette
canbeerasedeven
if
therecord-orevention
tabs
have
6
7
SettheRingSelectorto
"AUTO"I
lfyou
calllrom
aremote
location
andthe
unitdoes
not
pick
uponthethirdring,
hangup. i
Thismeansno
calls
have
been
recorded
and
you
willnot
berequiredtoretrieve
and
pay
tollcharges.
.Pick-up
on Atleast
one
message
thesecond hasbeenrecorded.
ring:
rlf doesnot Nomessageshave
pick-
up beenrecorded.
onthe sohang
up.
third
ring:
I Afteryou
have
played
backallthe
messages
from
a
remote
phone;
.Pick-up
on Atleastonenew
thesecond messagehasbeen
ringinthe recorded.
next
call: Theunitwillannounce
. thenumberofthe
newlyrecorded
messages.
o
lfno
pick-up
occurs
on
thethird
ring,nomessageshavebeen
recoroeo.
.When
completing
theadiustment,
push
the ,*E*
according
to
thetime
signaltosetthe0 second.
oLightlydepressing
the $ {orwards
onedigit.
.Holding
downofthe E fast
torwards
digits.
.The programmed
real
timecan
be
storeduptoabout4 hours
duringa
power
failure.
.The accuracyofthe
clock
will
be
approximately
+45 seconds
a
monthat0'to 40"C
ofroom
temoerature.
l
rl
\r
I{
been

How
to
Operate
from
Remote Phon€ (cont.) How
to
Operate
from
RemotePhone (conr
)
0rAL
THEPH0NE PUSHC00Eilo. (2
digils)
N0.T0wHlcH OURTNGTHEocM
THEUNIT
IS
CONNECTEO
oThe
unitwillannouncethenumber
of
thereceivedmessages.
rThe unit
willrewindthetapewith
voiceevenat
tape
end"and
play
backallthereceived Incoming
messages
automatically
fromthe
beginningofthetape.
o"Endoffinalmessage"willbe
announcedafter
thelastmessage.
olf"Endof
tape"isannounced,lhe
ICMtapeis
full.Resetthe
ICM
tape.See
"Remote
Reset".
Hangup. ,
.Future
lncoming
messages
willbe
recorded
after
thelast
message.
I Torewind thetaPe;
I Thetape willskip
lonrvard
orrewindfor
approximately
1
5seconds
corresponding
to
playback
time.
When
you
have
already
heardthe
messagesfromaremote
phone,
you
can
skip
them
and
listenonlytothenewly
recoroeomessages.
To
recordIncoming
messages
fromthe
beginningofthetape.
.Af1er
thereceivedmessages
are
played
backorwhiletheyare
playing;
ra Feil oTheunitwill
rewindtothe
t{ LiJ beginning
ofthe
rape.
I Afteryou haveusedtheMemory
Playback;
{ 3. t".l
l.\tr lrt
.The unit
willrewindtothe
beginningot
thenewlyrecorded
messages
andabeep
will
be
heard.
-Er-
2 Li u asainto
go
to
the
tush
beginningoftheICM
tape.
Tocancel:Pushthe[]aftera
beep
isheard.
To
monitoraconversationorsound
from
aroom
wheretheunit
is
installed.
Aller
hearingall
messages,
you
can
leave
yourindex
message
onthe
tape
The
dayand
time
will
bestamped
automatically
attheendof
your
message.
"End
offinal
message"
willbe
announced
after
all
therecorded
messages
havebeen
played
back.
1 St"rt
tot"lkrightafter
"Marker
Message"
isannounced.
2 wn"n finished,
hangup.
IE I To
skip
forward
the
taoe;
.l ttj
'H[:{
Err
gtrl
2NO.TOWHICH
THE
UNIT
IS
CONNECTEO
o f!. tzHl
.- \y t4l
toii 'lEil
l/\l
OIAL
THEPHONE
NO,TOWHICH
THE
UNIT
IS
CONNECTEO
olAL
THEPHoNE PUSH
COoEN0.
(2
di9irs)
OURING
THE
OGM
right
after
you
hear
the
announcemento{the
number
of
thereceived
messages.
oThe
unil
will
play
back
thenew
messages.
rEvenduring
the
playback
of
the
previously
heard
messages,
you
canskio
them5u
orsl;nq [i1tl
"l4l
PUSHC00E
N0.
(2
drq(s)
OURING
THE
OGM
2 af l,lll rightafter
youhearthe
L \tr L5 announcementoflhe
tosn number
of
therecetveo
messages.
.You
can
listen
lor
30seconds.
oTo
listenturlher,
push
the
ffi again
within10
secondsofhearing
onebeep
Endof
finalmessage
.
' Marker
1 Message
received
messages PAUSEyour
Marker'
Message
10
I{

How
toOperate
from
Remote Phone (cont.) Liquid
Crystal
Display
lfyou
or
afriend
do
notwant
lo hear the
Outgoingmessage,
themachinecan
be
switched
promptly
to
theIncoming
message
mode.
t
I
l
DIALTHEPHoNE PUSH
C0DENO.
(2
digirs)
N0.
T0
WHICH 0URING
TH€
OcM
THE
UNIT
IS
CONI.IECTED
O -L l"*t riqht
after
vou
hear
the
t ;i: LJ-J ainouncementofrhe
number
ofthe
received
messages.
.
.Shortbeepswill
beheard
continuously
untilthe
OGMtape
hasreset
and
lhenalong
beepwill
be
heard.
d
.1 Speak
clearly
andloudly
after
you
hear
thelong
beep.
{ wnen
finished,
S E
to!n
oThe
new
Qutgoing
message
will
be
played
back.
So
you
cancheck
or
amendit.
fl
youpause
for
over
2secondswhile
recording,
theunit
will
sound6beeps
andannounce
"Please
record
your
Outgoing
messageagain."lfthis
happens,
repeatfromstep2.
2 Speakclearlyand loudlyafter
youhearthe long beepto record
theIncomingmesssage.
I You canleave
your
message
onthe
tapeby
usingthe
OGMSkip
procedure
even
if
you
have
setthe
Recordingtimeselectorto
the
"ANNOUNCE"
position.
Atthistime,
you
have
1minute
to
leave
your
message.
.ln some
areas,aremote
tone
ohone
maynol
function
due
totelephone
line
conditions
suchas
line
noise.
echo.
etc
oThe
unit
maynotrespond
if
apush
tone
telephone
produces
tones
that
aretoo
short
toactivate.
'ml
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OIALTHEPHONE
NO.
TOWHICH
THE
UNIT
IS
CONNECTEO
PUSH
"X" DURING
THEOGM
Announcements
by
the
Unit
I
I
I
DisplayType When the
displayshows
^"
tE
:
I tr
(ifii) .Whenyouset
the
PowerSwitchto"OFF".
*B ; s(Iffi:,).While
you
are
recording
orplaying
back
the
Outgoing
message.
example: "Lr
5
" means
25
seconds
elapsed
AEEFIFI
,-l
ttr lMessage'
\Counler/
Recording
TimeSelector
is
set
to"1 MINorVOX"
The
displaywill
show
thenumber
ofrecorded
messa9es.
q /Ca| \
ffr \counter/ RecordingTime
Selector:
ANNOUNCE
The
display
shows
the
number
of
calls
received.
f; (e"ot)oWhen
the
OGM
taoe
is
brokenornotinserted.
.When
there
ismorethan
a2-second
pause
in
the
recordingolthe
OGM.
oAfterplugging
theACAdaptor
intotheunit
atthe
initialuse.
eWhenpower
isrestoredafterapower
interruption.
II
AnnouncementType Whenthe
announcementis said
Monday
seveno'clockAM
Sunday
twelveo'clock
PM
Wednesday
six
fifteenPM
lDlsplay
showsl
Au i :n L1 .when
youpush
the
,"lE: nE Announcebutton'
,"
E:
l5
Number
of
messages
received
twelve
(1
2messagesare
recorded.)
.Whenyoupush
the
playback
button.
.Whenyoupush
your
Code
No.onaremote
phone
to
play
backtherecorded
message.

Cassette
Tapes
oFor
optimum
sound
quality
and
performance,
werecommend
you
to
replace
the
OGM
and
theICM
cassette
tapeseverysixmonths
and
to
re-recordthe outgoingmessage
every
threemonthssupposing
thatthe
unitanswerscallsabout
tentimes
every
day.
oNever
place
acassette
lapenear
a
magnetic
source,
such
asamagnel
ora
TV
set,becausethiswill
alfectthetape
quality.
oShould
thelncomingMessage cassette
tapebreakorbecome
worn,replace
il
with
ahigh
quality
"NORMAL"
tape.
UsePanasonic
(C-30,
C-60,C-90),
TDK
orMAXELLcassette
tape.Metal
or
chrometapecannot
beused.
.Slackinthetape
canbetightenedby
rotatingthetape
reelwithapencil, as
shown:
.Do noluseC-120tapeto prevent
the
tape
from
sticking.
oAsensing
foil
(silver)is
attachedtothe
endlesstape.
lfthesensing
foil
does
not
.contact
the
sensing
switch,
theendless
tapewillnotstop
automatically,
and
itis
probably
wornorcracked.
Replace
it
with
anewPanasonic
endlesscassette
tape
(KX-C030).
oObserve
carefully
thatthetape
and
capstan
are
locatedasshownbelow,
and
insert
theendless
tapeintothe
'machine.
Thefollowingendless
cassettetapes
can
alsobeused
withthisunit:
.KX-Co10oKX-C020
Correct
Capstan
Tape
X'ffiT'x'
w
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Maintenance Others
Becausethehead
and
capstan
assembliesarein
contact
withthe
taoe.
dirtandresiduefrom
the
tape
can
easily
adherelothese
parts,
causingdistortion.
These
parts
should
becleaned
periodically
inthemannerdescribed
below:
oClean
theheadsurfaces,sensing
switch,
pressure
rollersand
capstans
withacottonswab.
llthese
surfacesareextremely
dirty,
dampen
the
cottonswab
withalcohol.
Notes:
.Do notbring
magneticormetal
obiects,
such
asascrewdriver,
nearthehead
assemblies,
assuchob.lects
could
magnetize
theheads.
.Do notoilany part
of
theunit.
Pressure
roller
SensingSwitch
.lf there
istrouble,disconnect
the
unit
from
the
teleDhoneline.
When
the
telephone
isconnected
totheEASA-
PHONE,
disconnect
thetelephone
lrom
the
EASA-PHONE
and
plug
the
telephone
directly
intothetelephone
line.
lfthe
telephoneoperates
properly,
do
not
reconnecttheunit
tothelineuntil
the
trouble
has
been
repairedbyan
authorized
Panasonic
Factory
Service
Center.
lfthetelephone
does
not
operate
whentheunit
isdisconnected,
chances
arethatthetrouble
isinthe
telephone
system,and
notintheunit.
. Donotusebenzine,
thinner,or
similar
solvents.
Donotuseabrasive
oowderto
clean
thecabinet.
Wipeitwithasoft
cloth.
.Keep theunitaway
fromheating
'
appliances
and
electricalnoise
generating
devicessuchas
lluorescent
lamDs.
motorsandtelevision.
These
noise
sourcescan
interferewiththe
performance
oftheEASA-PHONE.
.This unitandthecassette
tapesshould
be
kept
freeoldust,
moisture,high
temperature
and
vibration,andshould
not
beexposedtodirectsunlight.
.Neverattempl
toinsert
wires,
pins,
etc.
into
theventsorother
holesof
thisunit.

Troubleshooting
Guide
Problem
rTheunlt
willnotwork
whenIpushanybuttons.
ol cannotremovethe
cassettefromtheunit.
Theunithasbeensetto
operaleasananswering'
machine,butnoincoming
messagesare
recorded.
Theunitdoesnotfunction.
However,abeep
sounds
6timesandtheanswer
Sndicator
flashes
onand off
quickly.
Ihave
played
back
allthe
recorded
messagesandI
wanlto record
thenexi
phone
callafter
thelast
recorded
message.
Ipush
thebuttonof a
remote
phone,
buttheunit
doesnotrespond.
Some
incoming
messages
havenot beenrecorded
up
to itsend.
Cause
&Remedy
Unplug
the
AC
adaptor
and
plug
itin
again.
TheOGM
cassette
mightbebroken.
Replaceit
withanew
one.
(Refer
totheendlesscassette
tapeon
page
13.)
Cleanthe
heads.
(See
Maintenanceinstruction
on
page
14.)
.Wait for
7seconds.
Theunit
will
be
readyto
record
thenext
phone
call.
o
In
caseofremoteoperation,
just
hang
up.
.Makesurethat
you
areusing
your
own
codenumber.
. Record
the
outgoing
messageinaquiet
ptace.
Setthe
CPC
Switch
to
the
"8". See
pageI.
oThe
OGM
cassette
isbroken
(cut,
wornoutor
twisted).
Replacethecassette
withanew
one.
oThe
OGMisrecorded
improperly.Recorda
new
OGM.
oThe
recording
timeselector
is
setto
..ANNOUNCE'',
@
I MessageortheIncoming I
I Messagetapeisplayed
I back,thesound
level
is
I low,even
iftheVolume I
w
lmportantInformation s
WARNING
lf
you
arerequired
from
theTelephone
Company,
inform
thefollowings.
oFCC
Registration
No. .
..
ACJ96N.1
9677-AN.N
oRingerEquivalence.... .... 0.48
.The particular
line
towhich
theequipmentis
connecreo
Intheeventterminalequipmentcauses
harm
tothetelephone
network,
lhetelephone
companyshouldnotifythecustomer,
if
possible,
thatservicemaybestopped.
However,
where
prior
notice
is
impractical,the
company
may
temporarilyceaseservice
providihg
thatthey:
(a) Promptly
notifythe
cuslomer.
(b) Givethecustomeranopportunity
lo
correctthe
problem
withtheirequapment.
(c) Inlormthe
customer
of
theright
tobringa
' complainttotheFederal
Communication
Commission
pursuanl
loprocedures set
oul
inF.C.C.
Rules
andRegulataons
SubpartEofPart68.
TheTelephone
Company
may
makechanges
inits
communications
facilities,
equipment,
operations
or
procedures.
where
suchaction
asreasonably
required
inthe
operationofits
business
andis
notinconsistent
withthe
rules
andregulations
in
F.C.C.
Part
68.
ll
such
changes
can
be
reasonably
expectedto
render
anycustomer
terminal
equipment
incompatible
with
telephone
company
communications
facilities,
orrequire
modification
oralleration
of
such
terminal
equipment,
orotherwise
materiallyaffect
its
use
or
performance.
the
customershall
be
given
adequate
notice
inwriting,
toallow
the
cuslomer
an
opportunity
tomaintain
uninterruDted
service.
TO
PREVENT
FIRE
ORSHOCK
HAZARD,
DONOTEXPOSETHIS
PRODUCT
TORAIN
OR
ANYTYPE
OF
MOISTURE.
"This
eauipment
has
beentestedand
found
tocomply
withthelimitsfor
aClassB
computing
device
in
accordance
wilh
the
sp€cifications
setforthinSubpartJof Part
15
ol
theF.c.c.Rules.
ll
thisequipmenl
doescause
interferencetoradio
or
televisionreceptionwhichcanbe
determinedbyturning
the
equipmenton
andoft,
usetheequipmenlinanother
locationand/orutilizeanelectricaloutlet
different
trom
thatusedbythe
receiver."
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