Panasonic Easa-Phone KX-T3910 User manual

Panasonic
CORDLESSPHONE
MODEL NO. KX-1391 0
EASA-PHONE «
Pulse-or-tone dialing capability
Operating Instructions
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Please read before use. The unit in this picture is a white model.
Charge the battery for about 10 hours before initial use.
eThis cordlessphone is designed for use in the United States of America. Sale or use of this
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l'emploi de cet appareil dans certains autres pays peut constituer une infraction à la
législation locale.
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La referencia rápida en espanol puede ser encontrada en la páginas 37 —43
(Spanish quick reference can be found on pages 37~43.)

Please read IMPORTANT SAFETY
INSTRUCTIONS on page 44 before use.
Read and understand all instructions.
Introduction
Thank you for purchasing the Panasonic Cordlessphone.
The KX-T3910 features include:
Sound Charger™ Technology
designed to filter out background noise and enhance the sound qualily
when using the portable unit.
Dual Dialing Pads
for making and receiving phone calls either at the base unil or at the
portable unil.

10-Channel Remote Change
Automatic Dialing
for up to 16 16-digit telephone numbers.
Automatic Intercom with 2-Way Paging
Enhanced Standby Battery Life
the battery can last up to 7 days in the standby mode.
Retractable Rubber Flexible Antenna
Hands-Free Speakerphone
on the base unit for intercom conversations with the portable unit,
and for answering incoming calls.

Precaution
Before using this unil, please read
these operaling instructions
carefully. Take special care lo follow
Ihe safety suggeslions listed below.
Safely .
1) Power Source:
The unil should be connected lo
a power supply only of the type
described in the operaling
instructions or as marked on the
unit.
Nonuse Periods:
When the unit is nol used, turn
the power off. When lefi unused
for long periods of time, the base
unit should be unplugged from
Ihe household AC ouilel.
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Installations
Environment
1) Waler and Moisture:
Do nol use this unit near water
—for example, near a balh tub,
washbowl, sink, elc. Damp
basements should also be
avoided.
2) Heal:
The unit should be situated away
from heal sources such as
radiators, kitchen range, etc. li
also should nol be placed in
rooms where Ihe lemperature is
less than 5°C (41°F) or greater
Ihen 40°C (104°F).
Placement
1) Foreign Material:
Care should be laken so thal
objects do nol fall into and liquids
are nol spilled into the unil. Do
nol subject this unil lo excessive
smoke, dusl, mechanical
vibralion, or shock.
2) Magnetism:
The unil should be siluated away
from equipment or devices thal
generate a slrong magnetic field,
Stacking:
Do nol place heavy objecls on
top of this unit.
4) Surface:
Place the unil on a flal, level
surface, or use the wall mounting
adaplor for wall installation.
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For best performance :
1) Both the base unit and the
portable unit should be used wilh
Ihe anlenna fully extended.
The unit should be situaled away
from the personal compuler,
television, radio or fax. They may
interfere with each olher.
If noise prevents the
conversation from being
understood al Ihe portable unit,
approach the base unil to lessen
lhe noise.
The ponable unit should be used
at Ihe "HIGH" volume setting
when Ihe receplion tona is
difficult to hear.
The portable unil shauld be fully
recharged on the base unil when
Ihe BATT LOW indicator flashes.
The small-sized antenna of Ihe
portable unit should nol be
touched during use because of
ils high sensilivily.
The possible calling distance
may be shortened when the unilis
used in Ihe following places:
Near obstacles such as hills,
tunnels, undergrounds, near
melal objecl such as wire fence,
etc.
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Contents
Location ef-eonlrels.. ivo pk COVER 1
Connadh s s uenti A 5
Initial preparation ....... 2.20... 0. cece ees 7
Making:callS x35 et inate a dida Pe 11
Answering calls .................oo.oooomo mmm... 15
Paging (Intercom) ............. aa eee bak Res 17
Transferring an incoming call ....... NOT ab mesg ate e 19
Storing telephone numbers for automatic dialing....... 23
Correcting an error while storing................... 25
Confirming a stored number .................... . 25
Erasing a stored number ......................... 25
Automatic dialing iii ee ewes . 26
Other features .............oooooooooooorooo oo». 2B
Selecting the clearest channel ..... Cb a eos Wee aie 28
Temporary tone dialing ......................- 29
HOLD Dutton casi 29
FLASH BURON o oe een OA wo tre ow eR rs 30
MUTE button ocios den diia 30
PAUSE DURON i pe xx otr data Ses C ee 30
Battery replacement ............ 00000 e cece ees 31
Wall mounting. ossosa rv E 32
Troubleshooting guide ......................... 33
Accessory order information ._...-............45. 34
Important information ......... tad UE 35
Referencia rápida ..... CM cin ONG Nenad SO NOE 37
Important safety instructions ..................o.oo... 44

Location of controls
Portable unit
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(1) VOLUME Selector
Used to adjust the volume
level cf the portable unit
(2) POWER/RINGER Switch
Used to turn the unit on
(standby mode) and off
(3) BATT LOW Indicator
Flashes when the battery of
the portable unit ts
becoming weak
(4) TALK Button and Indicator
Used to get dial tone when
dialing and to answer a call
when the portable unit ts not
on the cradle
(5) TONE Button
Used to change the dialing
mode from pulse to tone
during a dialing operation
(6) FLASH Button
Used to access some
features of your host PBX
and your telephone
company and used to
terminate a call
(7) PAUSE Button
Used lo pause during a
dialing operation
AUTO Bulton
Used lo dial the stored
telephone numbers
(8) CH (channel) Button
Used to select a clear
channel when you hear
interference noise
INT/PAGE Button and
Indicator
Used to page the base unit
(19 OFF Button
Used to hang up
(2) LOWER Button
Used to select the lower
memory location
(3 REDIAL Button
Used to redial the last dialed
number
HOLD Button
Used to put the calling party
on hold during a
conversation While holding,
the TALK indicator flashes
(5) Number Card
Used tc write your telephone
number
Battery Charge Contacts

Location of controls
Base unit

(1) 10ch REMOTE CHANGE
Indicator .
(2) PAUSE Button:
Used to pause during a
programming or a dialing
operation.
(3) FLASH Button:
Used to access some
features of your host PBX
and your telephone
company.
(4) REDIAL Button:
Used to redial the last dialed
number.
(5) Station Buttons:
Used to store telephone
numbers and to make calls
using aulomatic dialing.
(6) LOWER Button:
Used to select the lower
memory location.
(7) PROGRAM Button:
Used to start and complete
the programming procedure.
STORE Button:
Used to store the telephone
numbers in memory.
(9) SECURITY CODE Selector:
Used to select the security
code A, B or C.
TONE Button:
Used to change the dialing
mode from pulse to lane
during a dialing operation.
(1) MUTE/PROG Indicator
(12) HOLD Button:
Used to put the calling party
on hold during a
conversalion. While holding,
the MUTE/PROG indicator
flashes.
(i3) INT'COM/IN USE Indicator
CHARGE Indicator
45) MUTE Button:
Used when you do not want
your voice to be heard by
the other party. The voice of
the other party will still be
heard.
SP-PHONE Button:
Used lo make or receive a
Phone call without using the
portable unit.
(17) PAGE/INT'COM Button:
Used lo page the portable
unit.
MIC (microphone)
Baltery Charge Contacts
(20) VOLUME Selector:
Used to adjust the sound
level from the built-in
speaker.
@1) RINGER Selector:
Used to select the ringer
volume HIGH, LOW or OFF.
@2) DIALING MODE Selector:
Used to set the dialing mode
to TONE or PULSE.

Connection
Fasten lhe cord to
the cord holder
Note.
®|f a power failure takes place,
the unit will not function
We recommend that you
connect a reserva telephone
AC adaplor plug (standard telephone) an the
same line to this unit in the
event of a power failure
Cord Holder