Panasonic KX-TCD430FXB User manual

ORDERNO. KM40402351C2
Telephone Equipment
KX-TCD430FXB / KX-TCD430FXC / KX-TCD430FXW / KX-
A143EXB / KX-A143EXC / KX-A143EXW
Digital Cordless Phone
Black Version
Dark Blue Version
White Version
(for NordicCountries)
SPECIFICATIONS
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Unauthorized copying and distribution isaviolation of law.
1. ABOUT LEAD FREE SOLDER (PbF: Pb free)
Note:
Inthe information below, Pb, the symbol forleadinthe periodic table of elements, will referto
standardsolderorsolderthat contains lead.
We will use PbF solderwhendiscussing the leadfree solderusedinourmanufacturing process
whichis made fromTin(Sn), Silver(Ag), and Copper(Cu).
This model, and others like it, manufacturedusing leadfree solderwill have PbF stampedon
the PCB. Forservice and repairwork we suggest using the same type of solderalthough, with
some precautions, standardPbsoldercanalsobe used.
Caution
-PbF solder has amelting point that is50°F ~70°F (30°C~ 40°C)
higher than Pb solder. Please use asoldering iron with
temperature control and adjust itto 700°F ± 20°F (370°C± 10°C). In
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case of using high temperature soldering iron, please be careful
not to heat too long.
-PbF solder will tend to splash ifitisheated much higher than its
melting point, approximately1100°F (600°C).
-Ifyou must use Pb solder on aPCB manufactured using PbF
solder, remove as much of the original PbF solder as possibleand
be sure that anyremaining ismelted prior to applying the Pb
solder.
-When applying PbF solder to doublelayered boards, please check
the component side for excess which mayflow onto the opposite
side (See the figure below).
1.1. Suggested PbF Solder
There are several types of PbF solderavailable commercially. While this product is
manufacturedusing Tin, Silver, and Copper
(Sn+Ag+Cu), you canalsouse Tinand Copper(Sn+Cu) orTin, Zinc, and Bismuth(Sn+Zn+Bi).
Please check the manufac
turer’s specific instructions forthe melting points of theirproducts and anyprecautions for
using theirproduct withother
materials.
The following leadfree (PbF) solderwire sizes are recommendedforservice of this product:
0.3mm, 0.6mm and 1.0mm.
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1.2. How to recognize that Pb Free solder isused
1.2.1. Base Unit PCB
(Component View)
(FlowSolderSide View)
Note:
The location of the “PbF“ mark is subject tochange without notice.
1.2.2. Handset PCB
(Component View)
(FlowSolderSide View)
Note:
The location of the “PbF“ mark is subject tochange without notice.
1.2.3. ChargerUnit PCB
Note:
The location of the “PbF“ mark is subject tochange without notice.
2. FOR SERVICE TECHNICIANS
ICs and LSIs are vulnerable tostatic electricity.
Whenrepairing, the following precautions will helpprevent recurring malfunctions.
1. Cover the plasticparts boxes with aluminum foil.
2. Ground the soldering irons.
3. Use aconductive mat on the worktable.
4. Donot touch ICor LSI pins with bare fingers.
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3. CAUTION
Dangerof explosion if batteryis incorrectlyreplaced. Replace onlywiththe same orequivalent
type recommendencedbythe manufacturer.
Dispose of usedbatteries according tothe manufacture’s Instructions.
4. BATTERY
4.1. BatteryInstallation
1. Insert the batteries negative (-) terminal first.
2. Close the batterycover.
Note:
-Use onlyrechargeableP03P (Ni-MH)/P03H(Ni-Cd) batteries.
4.2. BatteryCharge
Place the handset on the base unit forabout 7 hours before initial use.
Whenthe batteries are fullycharged, flashes. Whencharging, the batteryicon is
shownas follows.
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Cleanthe charge contacts of the handset and base unit witha soft, drycloth, otherwise the
batteries maynot charge properly. Cleanif the unit is exposedtogrease, dust orhigh humidity.
If the handset is turnedoff, it will be turnedon automaticallywhenit is placedon the base unit.
Note forService:
The batterystrengthmaynot be indicatedcorrectlyif the batteryis disconnectedand connected
again, evenafterit is fullycharged.
Inthat case, byrecharging the batteryas mentionedabove, you will get a correct indication of
the batterystrength.
4.3. BatteryLife
AfteryourPanasonic batteries are fullycharged, you canexpect the following performance:
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Note:
-The included batteries are Ni-MHbatteries.
-Batteryoperating time maybe shortened depending on usage
conditions and ambient temperature.
4.4. BatteryReplacement
If flashes evenwhenthe handset batteries have beenfullycharged, bothbatteries
must be replaced.
Important:
-Please use onlythe Panasonicbatteries P03P (Ni-MH)/P03H(Ni-Cd).
-Use onlyrechargeablebatteries. Ifyou install non-rechargeable
batteries and start charging, the batteries mayleak electrolyte.
-Donot mixoldand new batteries.
-Use only2nickel metal hydride (Ni-MH)batteries or 2nickel
cadmium (Ni-Cd) batteries. Donot mixbatterytypes.
-Ensure that the correct batterytype isselected.
1. Press the notch on the cover firmlyand slide itinthe direction of
the arrow.
2. Remove the batteries positive (+)terminal first. Replace both
batteries.
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5. LOCATION OF CONTROLS
5.1. Base Unit
5.2. Handset
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6. SETTINGS
General
-Donot connect the AC adaptor to anyAC outlet other than a
standard 220-240 VAC outlet.
-Thisproduct isunableto make callswhen:
-The portablehandset batteries need recharging or have failed.
-There isapower failure.
-The keylock feature isturned on.
-The call bar feature isturned on (onlynumbers stored as
emergencynumbers can be called).
-Donot open the base unitor handset (other than to change the
batteries).
-Thisproduct shouldnot be used near emergency/intensive care
medical equipment and shouldnot be used bypeoplewith
pacemakers.
-Care shouldbe taken that objects do not fall onto, and liquids are
not spilled into, the unit. Donot subject thisproduct to excessive
smoke, dust, mechanical vibration or shock.
Environment
-Donot use thisproduct near water.
-Thisproduct shouldbe kept awayfrom heat sources such as
radiators, cookers, etc. Itshouldalso not be placed inrooms
where the temperature isless than 5°Cor greater than 40°C.
-The AC adaptor isused as the maindisconnect device. Ensure that
the AC outlet islocated/installed near the unitand iseasily
accessible.
Location
Formaximumdistance and noise-free operation, place yourbase unit:
- Awayfromelectrical appliances suchas TVs, radios, personal computers orotherphones.
- Ina convenient, high and central location.
6.1. Connection
6.1.1. Base Unit
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-Ifthe handset isnot charged, you cannot make or answer calls.
-Never install telephone wiring during alightning storm.
-The AC adaptor must remainconnected at all times. (Itisnormal
for the adaptor to feel warm during use.)
-Use onlythe AC adaptor PQLV19CEZ.
6.1.2. ChargerUnit
-The AC adaptor must remainconnected at all times (Itisnormal for
the adaptor to feel warm during use).
-Use onlythe AC adaptor PQLV200CEZ.
6.2. Ringer Volume
6.2.1. Base Unit
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6.2.2. Handset
6.3. PINCode
6.3.1. Base Unit
ForService Hint:
*: If the current 4-digit PIN is forgotten, press and you will
be able toenternewPIN.
6.3.2. Handset
ForService Hint:
*: If the current 4-digit PIN is forgotten, press and you will
be able toenternewPIN.
6.4. Reset
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6.4.1. Base Unit
Note:
-The emergencynumber setting will not be reset.
Base Unit Initial Settings
Function Initial Setting Remarks (selectable
options)
Base RingerVolume 2 1 to3, OFF
RingerMode All Handsets All Handsets/Specific
Handset
Numberof Rings 3 Upto6 rings
Flash/Earth Flash -
FlashTiming 600msec 100/600/300 msec
Pause Timing 3 seconds 3 seconds/5 seconds
Call RestrictedHandsets All Clear EachHandset canbe
set
indivisually.
Call Restriction Numbers All Clear Upto10 numbers (up to
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4-Digit Base Unit PIN 0000 -
6.4.2. Handset
Note:
-Phonebook entries will not be erased.
-The batterytype setting will not be reset.
Handset Initial Settings
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Function Initial Setting Remarks (selectable
options)
Select Base Auto -
Time Alarm Mode OFF OFF/Once/Daily
Alarm Time Clear -
Handset RingerVolume 6 1 to6, *6, OFF
Handset External RingerPattern 1 20 patterns
Handset Internal RingerPattern 1 20 patterns
Handset Paging Tone Pattern 1 20 patterns
Handset Alarm Tone Pattern 1 20 patterns
KeyTone ON ON/OFF
Call Waiting Tone ON ON/OFF
Range Warning Alarm OFF OFF/ON
BatteryLowAlarm ON ON/OFF
StandbyMode Display Clock Clock/OFF/Base No./
Handset
Talk Mode Display Talk Time Talk Time/Phone No.
DisplayLanguage English 10 languages
Call BAR OFF OFF/ON
Direct Call Mode OFF OFF/ON
Direct Call Number Clear Upto24 digits
4-Digit Handset PIN 0000 -
AutoTalk OFF OFF/ON
Redial Memory All Clear -
Handset ReceiverVolume 2 1 to3
6.5. KeyLock
The dial keys canbe lockedsothat no calls canbe made. Onlyincoming calls will be accepted
while keylock is on.
Note:
-Emergencycallscannot be made until keylock isturned off.
-Keylock isturned off when the handset isturned off.
6.6. Rbutton to use the recall feature
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6.7. Pause button for PBXline/long distance service users
A pause is sometimes requiredwhenmaking calls using a PBX orlong distance service.
6.8. Setting Call Restriction
You canrestrict selectedhandsets fromdialling certainphone numbers. You canassign up to
10 phone numbers (memorylocations 1-10) tobe restrictedperhandset. If a restrictednumber
is dialled, the call will not be connectedand the restrictednumberwill flashon the display. For
example, storing anarea code will prevent a handset fromdialling a long distance call.
6.9. Cancelling aRestricted Number
6.10. Setting Call BAR
This feature prohibits making outgoing calls. Whencall baris turnedon, onlyintercomcalls and
emergencycalls canbe made.
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6.11. Selecting the DisplayLanguage
10 displaylanguages are available.
Note:
-Ifyou select alanguage you cannot read, reset the handset to its
defaultsettings.
6.11.1. Resetting the Handset toitsDefault Settings
Note:
-Phonebook entries will not be erased.
-The batterytype setting will not be reset.
6.12. Setting Flash/Earth Mode
Select eitherflashmode orearthmode tosuit yourPBX orservice provider. If you select earth
mode, anearthrelaymust be installed. Forfurtherinformation, consult yournearest Panasonic
service centre.
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7. DISPLAY
7.1. Handset Display
ForService Hint:
icon will be displayedif the unit took a signal fromTelephone Companyas a Voice
Message signal.
Inthat case, press the left button of the NavigatorKeyfora while.
7.2. Caller IDService
This unit is CallerID compatible. To displaythe caller’s phone number, you must subscribe to
CallerID service. Aftersubscribing toCallerID service, this unit will displaycallerinformation.
HowCallerID is displayed
The unit will displaythe calling party’s phone numberafterthe first ring. You canviewthe caller
information of the last 50 different callers.
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Whennewcalls have beenreceived, the displaywill showthe numberof newcalls.
The numberof newcalls will be clearedafterviewing all callerinformation.
Example: 4 newcalls have beenreceived.
Note:
-When you receive acall from the same phone number you stored
with aname inthe phonebook, the displaywill show the stored
name.
-Ifthe unitisconnected to aPBXsystem, you maynot receive the
caller information.
-When the caller dialled from an area which does not provide Caller
IDservice, will be displayed.
-When the caller requested not to send caller information, either no
information or will be displayed.
-The displaywill not show caller information whileusing the
handset for an intercom call. However, the caller information will
be stored.
-Certainservice providers send caller information between the first
and second rings. Ifthe displaydoes not show caller information
after afew rings, follow these instructions to set DTMF mode.
7.3. Before Requesting Help(Troubleshooting)
If you still have difficulties afterfollowing the instructions inthis section, disconnect the AC
adaptorand turnoff the handset, thenreconnect the AC adaptorand turnon the handset.
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8. OPERATIONS
8.1. Turning the Power On/Off
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8.2. Setting the Time and Date
Note:
-Ifapower failure occurs, set the time and date again.
8.3. Redialling
8.3.1. Making aCall Using the Redial List
The last 10 phone numbers dialledare storedinthe redial list.
8.3.2. Redialling the Last NumberDialled
8.4. Phonebook
Upto20 phone numbers canbe storedinthe phonebook forquick access.
8.4.1. Storing Phone Numbersand Names
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8.4.2. Storing aNumberfrom the CallerID List intothe Phonebook
8.4.3. Storing aNumberfrom the Redial List intothe Phonebook
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