Panasonic KX-T4108-B User manual

Panasonic
Cordless Phone
Model No. KX-1T41 08-B
Pulse-or-tone dialing capability
Operating Instructions
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Charge the battery for 10 hours before initial use.
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Before Initial Use
Please read IMPORTANT SAFETY
INSTRUCTIONS on pages 44—45 before use.
Read and understand all instructions.
Thank you for purchasing the Panasonic cordless
telephone.
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For your future reference
Serial No
(found on the bottom of the unil)
Date of purchase
Name of dealer
Dealer's address
Accessories
O AC Adaptor (p 10) O Telephone Line O Wall Mounting
Cord (p 10) Adaptor (p 13)
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For Best Performance
Battery Charge
To power the handset, charge
the battery for 10 hours before
imbal use (p 11) The battery
is beneath
Operating Distance/Noise
Calls are transmitted between the base unit and the handsel using
wireless radio waves For maximum distance and noise free operation,
the recommended base unit placement Is
Away from electrical appliances In a HIGH and CENTRAL
such as a TV, radio, or personal location with no obstructions
computer such as walls

Contents
Getting Started
Location of Controls ....... iaia das ees 6
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setingiUp”. ici liana ela 10
Gonnecions-epiuies: basins caus etwas cus ei 10
Batte: Charge: iaia a ii 11
Wall. Mounting) cicoria ei sala lea 13
Preparalion for Handset...... le EAEE STI, EE CREME TI 14
Setting the LCD Contrast. ...... ontario ai ad 14
Setting the AUTO TALK Feature to ON ...................... 15
Basic Operation
Malung'Galls:...;;uecdelen ai vai ape aid 16
Answering Call... ia aa 18
Advanced Operation
Special Features: i; ili ili ail alal paesi 20
HandsékEócatóf clio ewe eG et a a 20
For Call Waiting Service Users .......... 0... cee ees 21
Temporary Tone Dialing (For Rotary Service Users) ............ 21
If Your Unit is Connected to a PBX ............. cece ee 21
Automatic Security Code Setting ............ i 21
Caller ID Service ....... asian re ees ga 22
Using the Caller List ............ 0 eee eee ees 24
Viewing the Caller List 2.2... 0... fcc cece eee ees 24
Calling Back from the Caller List ........-.... cece ees 26
Editing the Caller's Phone Number ..,............. 2.020 euee: 27
Storing the Caller List Information in the Directory .............. 28
Erasing the Caller List Information... 29
Storing ne: Area COBRA en a ei 30

Using the Directory icc iene akties sa ewes 32
Storing Names and Numbers in the Directory .................. 32
Steps for Entering Names and Symbols ........... 0.000 eee 34
Finding Items in the Directory ..... 0... 0... ccc ce eee ees 36
Dialing from the Directory ........... cece ee ences 37
Changing an Item in the Directory ................. ce scenes 38
Erasing an Item from the Directory ............. ence eee 39
Useful Information
Battery Replacement ........... 0... cc cece ence te tee eee neues 40
Adding Another Phone ............... cc errore 41
Before Requesting Help. ...... 0.0... eee ee eee eee 42
Important Safety Instructions ................. cece eee 44
FCC and Other Information ............... 0.0... cc cece eee 46

Location of Controls
Handset
Antenna
Display
(p
B,
9)
Function Keys
(F1, F2, and F3)
activate instructions
that appear above
TALK Button and
on the display
Indicator (p 16)
SEARCH (v, a)
Buttons (p 24)
TONE Button
(p 21)
FLASH Button
DIRECTORY Button (p 16)
(p 32)
CALL WAIT Bulton
(p 21)
PROGRAM Button
(p 14) REDIAL/PAUSE
Button (p 17, 21)
BATT (Battery) LOW
Indicator
(p
12)
VOLUME/RINGER
Button (p 17, 19)
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CH (Channel)
Button (p 17)
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IN USE/CHARGE
Indicator (p 11, 20)

Display
The handset gives you Instructions and information on the display These
are the display prompts on pages 8, 9
In the battery saver mode, the display ts blank until you use the handset
(p 11)
12 NEW CALLS
BATT
1112222
01-06-35
OUT OF RANGE
BATTERY { I)
SUSAN HAMMER
DIAL CLEAR NO
021-111-7722
DIAL EDIT DATE
OUT OF AREA
PRIVATE CALLER
The display shows the number of new calls in
the stand-by mode To check the battery
strength, press (F1) (BATT key)
During a conversation, the display counts the
call duration
(Ex 1 hour, 6 minutes 35 seconds )
The handset has lost communication with the
base unit (p 42)
When you press (F1) (BATT key), the display
shows the present battery strength (p 11)
(Ex The battery strength ts low )
This is a name from the Caller List information
Use the function keys as you need
The received caller's phone number has an
error (?)
The caller dialed from an area which does not
provide the Caller ID service
The caller has requested not to deliver their
information

END OF NEW CALL
EXIT
END
EXIT
NO CALLERS
EXIT
ANNE
DIAL NO
NO ITEM STORED
MEMORY IS FULL
CLEAR EXIT
SAVE ERROR
You finished viewing the NEW CALLS in the
Caller List To exit, press (F3) (EXIT key)
At the end of the Caller List when you are
pressing {v, A) To exit, press (F3)
(EXIT key)
The Caller List is empty To exit, press (F3)
(EXIT key)
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This is a name from the directory item Use the
function keys as you need
There’s no stored item at a dialing button you
pressed in the directory
During a storing procedure, the display shows
the directory memory ıs full
During a programming procedure, the handset
has lost communication with the base unit
Move closer to the base unit
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Setting Up
Connection
USE ONLY Panasonic AC ADAPTOR KX-A11 The adaptor must remain
connected at all times
Entend the Sel lo TONE
antenna fully —If you cannot dial,
set lo PULSE
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Telephone Line
Cord
Power Oullet Fasten the cords to preveni
(AC 120 V, 60 Hz) from twisting
AC
Adaptor
Notes
—The AC adaptor may feel warm during use This Is normal
—If you connect a reserve telephone on the same line, see page 41