Panasonic KX-TCD412NZM User manual

ORDERNO. KM40310263C3
TelephoneEquipment
KX-TCD412NZM/ KX-A141NZM/ KX-A142NZM
Digital Cordless Phone
MetallicGrayVersion
(forNew Zealand)
SPECIFICATIONS
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2003 PanasonicCommunicationsCo., Ltd. All rights reserved.
Unauthorizedcopying and distribution isaviolation oflaw.
1. ABOUTLEADFREE SOLDER (PbF:Pbfree)
Note:
Intheinformation below, Pb, thesymbol for leadintheperiodictableofelements, will referto
standard solderor solderthatcontainslead.
Wewill use PbF solderwhendiscussing theleadfree solderusedinour manufacturing process
whichismadefrom Tin(Sn), Silver(Ag), and Copper(Cu).
Thismodel, and otherslike it, manufacturedusing leadfree solderwill have PbF stampedon the
PCB. For service and repairworkwesuggestusing thesametypeofsolderalthough, withsome
precautions, standard Pbsoldercanalsobeused.
Caution
-PbF solderhas amelting pointthat is50°F~70°F(30°C~40°C)
higherthanPbsolder. Please use asoldering iron with
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temperaturecontrol and adjust itto700°F±20°F(370°C±10°C). In
case ofusing high temperaturesoldering iron, please becareful
nottoheat too long.
-PbF solderwill tend tosplashifitisheatedmuchhigherthanits
melting point, approximately1100°F(600°C).
-Ifyou must use Pbsolderon aPCB manufacturedusing PbF
solder, removeas muchoftheoriginal PbF solderas possibleand
besurethat anyremaining ismeltedpriortoapplying thePb
solder.
-Whenapplying PbF soldertodoublelayeredboards, please check
thecomponentsideforexcess whichmayflow ontotheopposite
side(See thefigurebelow).
1.1. SuggestedPbF Solder
Thereareseveral types ofPbF solderavailablecommercially. Whilethisproductismanufactured
using Tin, Silver, and Copper
(Sn+Ag+Cu), you canalsouse Tinand Copper(Sn+Cu)or Tin, Zinc, and Bismuth(Sn+Zn+Bi).
Please check themanufac
turer’sspecificinstructionsfor themelting pointsoftheirproductsand anyprecautionsfor
using theirproductwithother
materials.
Thefollowing leadfree (PbF)solderwiresizes arerecommendedfor service ofthisproduct:
0.3mm, 0.6mm and 1.0mm.
1.2. How torecognizethat PbFree solderisused
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1.2.1. Base UnitPCB
(ComponentView)
(FlowSolderSideView)
Note:
Thelocationsofthe“PbF“markissubjecttochangewithoutnotice.
1.2.2. Handset PCB
(ComponentView)
(FlowSolderSideView)
Note:
Thelocationsofthe“PbF“markissubjecttochangewithoutnotice.
1.2.3. ChargerUnitPCB
Note:
Thelocationsofthe“PbF“markissubjecttochangewithoutnotice.
2. FORSERVICE TECHNICIANS
ICsand LSIsarevulnerabletostaticelectricity.
Whenrepairing, thefollowing precautionswill helppreventrecurring malfunctions.
1. Covertheplasticparts boxes withaluminumfoil.
2. Ground thesoldering irons.
3. Use aconductivemat on theworktable.
4. DonottouchICorLSI pinswithbarefingers.
3. CAUTION
Dangerofexplosion ifbatteryisincorrectlyreplaced. Replace onlywiththesameor equivalent
typerecommendencedbythemanufacturer.
Dispose ofusedbatteries according tothemanufacture’sInstructions.
4. BATTERY
4.1. BatteryInstallation
Please ensurethebatteries areinsertedas shown. partshouldbeinsertedfirst.
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Close thecoveras indicatedbythearrow.
-Whenyou replace thebatteries, partshouldberemovedfirst.
4.2. BatteryCharge
Atthetimeofshipment, thebatteries arenotcharged. Tocharge, place thehandseton thebase
unit.
Please chargethebatteries for about7hoursbeforeinitial use. During charging, thebatteryicon
isas shownbelow.
Thehandsetwhichpowerisoff will beturnedon automaticallywhenitisplacedon thebase unit.
Innormal use, thehandsetand thebase unitshouldbepoweredon atall times.
Notefor Service:
Thebatterystrengthmay notbeindicatedcorrectlyifthebatteryisdisconnectedand connected
again, evenafteritisfullycharged.
Inthatcase, byrecharging thebatteryas mentionedabove, you will getacorrectindication of
thebatterystrength.
4.3. BatteryLife
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-Batterylife isdependenton use and conditionsbutingeneral when
using fullychargedNi-MHbatteries (700 mAh):
Talktime:10hrsapprox.
Standbytime:120hrsapprox.
-Whenusing Ni-Cdbatteries (250 mAh):
Talktime:4hrsapprox.
Standbytime:40hrsapprox.
(Times indicatedareforpeak performance)
-Thebatteries reachpeak performance afterseveral full charge/
dischargecycles.
-Thebatteries cannotbeoverchargedunless theyarerepeatedly
removedand replaced.
-Ifbatterylife isshortenedthenplease check that batteryand charge
terminalsareclean.
-Formaximumbatterylife, itisrecommendedthat thehandset isnot
rechargeduntil batteryicon flashes .
4.4. Replacing theBatteries
Ifthe icon flashes afterafewtelephonecallsevenwhenthehandsetbatteries have
beenfullycharged, 2batteries mustbereplaced.
Chargenewbatteries for approximately7hoursbeforeinitial use.
(Thetelephonelinecord mustnotbeconnectedtothetelephonesocketatthistime).
Whenreplacing thebatteries, ensurethatthecorrectbatterytypeisselected.
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-To exittheoperation, press anytime.
-WhenNi-Cdbatteies arefittedwiththe
setting in ,
icon will disappearand stop charging evenifthehandset
ison thecradle.
-Donotuse non-rechargeablebatteries. Ifnon-rechargeable
batteries arefittedand startcharging, itmaycause theleakageof
thebatteryelectrolyte.
Please use onlyPanasonicP03P(Ni-MH) or P03H(Ni-Cd)batteries.
5. LOCATIONOFCONTROLS
5.1. Base Unit
5.2. Handset
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6. SETTINGS
6.1. Connection
6.1.1. Base Unit
Plug intheACadaptor and thetelephonelinecord inorder1, 2, 3, 4.
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TheACadaptor mustremainconnectedatall times (Itisnormal for theadaptor tofeel warm
during use).
-Neverinstall telephonewiring during alightning storm.
-Thetelephonewill notworkduring apowerfailure. Wetherefore
recommend you use astandardtelephoneand TAdaptorto
connect thisDigital Cordless Phonetotheline. YourPanasonic
Sales Shop canofferyou moreinformation aboutconnection
possibilities.
6.1.2. ChargerUnit
TheACadaptor mustremainconnectedatall times (Itisnormal for theadaptor tofeel warm
during use).
6.2. SymbolsUsedinThisService Manual
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6.3. PINCode
6.3.1. Base Unit
-To exittheoperation, press anytime.
For Service Hint:
*:Ifthecurrent4-digitPINisforgotten, press and
you will beabletoenternewPIN.
6.3.2. Handset
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-To exittheoperation, press anytime.
For Service Hint:
*:Ifthecurrent4-digitPINisforgotten, press and
you will beabletoenternewPIN.
6.3.3. Reset Base UnitPINtoDefault(0000) -WhenThereisNOHandset
Registered-
6.3.3.1. Symptom
Thereisno way toresetbase PINwhenthereisno handsetregisteredtothebase.
6.3.3.2. ThinkableSituation
-Customermayask toreset base PINbecause theyforget it.
-Customermaybring onlyabase unitforrepairand thereisno
handset registeredtothebase (Needtoregisteranotherhandset
tothebase toconfirm iftheunitworks properlyafterrepair).
-Whenoriginal handset has brokenand customerpurchasedanew
one, ifcustomerforget base PIN, customercannotregisterthenew
handset and mayask toreset thePIN.
6.3.3.3. Remedy
<Preparation>
Referto JIGs and PC ().
<Connection>
1. SolderapinorleadwiretoGND, SDA, and SCLKon base PCB.
2. Plug inACadaptortothebase.
3. Turnon thepowertotheJIG (9V).
4. Thenconnect thecabletoeachpinsusing clip.
Asfor theconnection betweenJIGand PCB, see belowphotos.
<PCsetting and howtoresetbase PINtodefault(0000)>
1. Referto PC Setting ().
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2. Next, execute <initbspin.bat>bytyping "initbspin". ThePCdisplay
will beshownas below.
3. Afterthat, turnoff DC powersupply(9V)tothejig, unplug AC
adaptor, and removepinson PCB.
Thenclose thecabinet. Thebase pinreturnstothedefault(0000)
and you canregisterahandset tothebase using thebase PIN
(0000).
6.4. Reset
6.4.1. Base Unit
Ifthebase unitisreset, theCallerIDlistwill clear.
-To exittheoperation, press anytime.
-*1:Thefactorypreset is0000.
Base UnitInitial Settings
Function Initial Setting Remarks (selectable
options)
RingerMode All Handsets All Handsets/Specific
Handset
NumberofRings 3 Upto6rings
FlashTiming 600 msec 100 msec/600 msec
Pause Timing 3seconds 3seconds/5seconds
Call RestrictedHandsets All Clear EachHandsetcanbeset
indivisually.
Call Restriction Numbers All Clear Upto10 numbers(up to
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4-DigitBase UnitPIN 0000 -
6.4.2. Handset
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You canresetall ofthehandsetsettingstotheirinitial settings.
-To exittheoperation, press anytime.
-*1:Thefactorypreset is0000.
HandsetInitial Settings
Function Initial Setting Remarks (selectable
options)
TimeAlarm Mode OFF OFF/ON
Alarm Time Clear OFF/Once/Daily
HandsetRingerVolume 6 -
HandsetExternal RingerPattern 1 20 patterns
HandsetInternal RingerPattern 1 20 patterns
HandsetPaging TonePattern 1 20 patterns
HandsetAlarm TonePattern 1 20 patterns
Key Tone ON ON/OFF
Call Waiting Tone ON ON/OFF
RangeWarning Alarm OFF OFF/ON
BatteryLowAlarm ON ON/OFF
StandbyModeDisplay Clock Clock/OFF/Base No./
Handset
TalkModeDisplay LengthoftheCall TalkTime/PhoneNo.
Display Language English 10 languages
Call BAR OFF OFF/ON
DirectCall Mode OFF OFF/ON
DirectCall Number Clear Upto24 digits
4-DigitHandsetPIN 0000 -
AutoTalk OFF OFF/ON
Base UnitAccess AutomaticBase UnitAccess Auto/SpecificBase Unit
No.
Redial Memory All Clear -
HandsetReceiverVolume Medium Low/Medium/High
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6.5. KeyLock
You canlock thehandsetdialling buttons. Onlyincoming callsareacceptedwhilethekey lock is
on. Thekey lock iscancelledifthehandsetisturnedoff.
Whenthekey lock ison, emergency callscannotbemadeuntil key lock iscancelled.
- isdisplayed(Referto Handset Display ()) and all dialling buttons
arelocked.
6.6. Recall Feature
RECALL isusedtoaccess special telephoneservices. Contactyour Networkproviderfor details.
Ifyour unitisconnectedtoaPBX, pressing RECALL allowsyou toaccess somefeatures ofyour
hostPBX suchas transferring anextension call.
6.7. Dialling Pause forPBXline/long distance service users
Adialling pause isusedwhenapause inthedialling ofthephonenumberisnecessaryusing a
PBX or accessing along distance service.
For example, when9(lineaccess number)isdialledfollowedbyapause toaccess anoutside
linethrough aPBX:
-Entering apause prevents misdialling whenyou redial ordial a
storednumber.
-Pressing PAUSE once creates onepause. To extend thepause
requirementtime, press PAUSE accordingly.
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*1 isdisplayed(Referto Handset Display ()) on theLCD.
6.8. Call Restriction
You canrestrictselectedhandset(s)from dialling selectedphonenumbers. You canassign up to
10 call restriction numbers(up to8digits). Ifyou dial arestrictednumber, thecall does not
connectand restrictednumberflashes.
-To exittheoperation, press anytime.
-*1:Thefactorypreset is0000.
-*2:Theselectedhandset numberflashes.
6.9. Cancelling Call RestrictedHandset(s)
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-To exittheoperation, press anytime.
-*1:Thefactorypreset is0000.
-*2:Theselectedhandset(s) will stop flashing.
6.10. Call BAROn/Off (Call Prohibition On/Off)
You cannotmake anydialling ifcall BARison.
-To exittheoperation, press anytime.
-*1:Thefactorypreset is0000.
-*2:If isselected, isdispalayed(Referto
Handset Display ()).
6.11. Selecting theDisplayLanguage
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-To exittheoperation, press anytime.
-*1You canselect oneof10 languages. Ifyou set alanguageyou
cannotread, reset thehandset toits initial settings.
Press MENU DOWNRIGHTUPRIGHT4-digit
Handset PINUPOK
All handset setting will bereset totheirinitial settings, however,
thePhonebookdata will besaved.
6.12. Select FlashTiming
You canselecttheflashtiming, 100 msec (milliseconds), or 600 msec depending on your PBX
requirements.
-To exittheoperation, press anytime.
-*1:Thefactorypreset is0000.
For Service Hint: Referto Flash Time setting ()
7. DISPLAY
7.1. Handset Display
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For Service Hint:
icon will bedisplayediftheunittookasignal from TelephoneCompanyas aVoice
Messagesignal.
Inthatcase, press theleft button oftheNavigator Key for awhile.
7.2. BeforeRequesting Help(Troubleshooting)
Ifyou experience anyproblemswiththenormal use ofyour apparatus, you shouldunplug itfrom
thetelephoneoutletand connectaknownworking telephoneinitsplace.
Iftheknownworking telephonestill has problems, thenplease contactthecustomerservice
departmentofyour Networkprovider.
Ifitoperates correctly, thentheproblem islikelytobeafaultinyour apparatus.
Inthiscase, contactyour supplierfor advice. Your Networkprovidermay chargeyou ifthey
attend aservice call thatisnotduetoapparatussuppliedbythem.
Turn thepowerOFF thenON(Handset) / DisconnectthenconnecttheACadaptor (Base Unit).
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Cross Reference:
Power On/Off ()
Call BAR On/Off (Call Prohibition On/Off) ()
Call Restriction ()
Key Lock ()
PIN Code ()
8. OPERATIONS
8.1. PowerOn/Off
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*1When button isreleased, thedisplay changes tothestandbymode.
*2Thedisplay goes blank.
8.2. Making aCall
*1Ifyou needcorrection, press CLEAR. Digitisclearedtotheleft, thenenternumbers.
8.3. Answering aCall
-Eachringerwill startringing withlowervolumethengradually
increase thevolumewhenreceiving acall.
*1You canalsoansweracall bypressing anydialling button, INTERCOM, , or .
8.4. Setting theClock/Date
Afteramainspowerfailuretheclock needstobereset. Ensurethat icon isnotflashing.
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