Panasonic KX-T2429 User manual

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INTEGRATED
TELEPHONE
SYSTEM
MoDEL-o
KX'T2429
EASA-PHONEo
TONE
REMOTE
CONTROL
Thank
you
for
purchasing
thePanasonicTelephone
Answering
System.
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Pleaseread
beforeuse.
Gontents
Location
ofControls
Preparation
I Telephone
Manual
Dialing
andReceiving
........
Hold .
Hands-free.....,
AutomaticDialing ,:.,..
Other
Features
Outside
Line
or
Computer
Accessed
I ino
SpecialPhone
Company
Services....
Answerlng
Machine
InitialSetting
...
OGMRecording
(Outgoing
Message)
PriortoLeaving
Listeningto
Messages
....
'.
OtherFeatures
Transfdrring
theIncoming
Messages
..
How
to
Operatefrom
RemotePhone
..
HowtoAdjustDay
andTime.
. 21
Liquid
CrystalDisplay 22
Announcements
by
the
Unit 22
Troubleshooting
Guide 23
TarjetadeReferencia
Rdpida
WallMounting
.... 27
CassetteTapes 28
Maintenance
.., ....... 28
Accessory
Orderlnformation 28
Others 29
lmportant
Information 29
Accessories
ACAdaptor(KX-A11).... 1
Telephone
Line
Cord 1
OutgoingMessage
Tape
.
. 1
Incoming
MessageTape..... 1
Handsetcord.. 1
Handset ..q..... 1
Wall
Mounting
Adaptor 1
1
2
3
4
4
5
7
I
8
9
10
11
11
12
13
14

Location
of
Controls
Youcan
also
use
the
reverseside)
for
writing.
The
instructions
for I
storing
numbers
into
memoryare I
printed
on
this
card. ./
Memory
Card
RedialButton
Flash
Button
Pause
Bu
Mute
Button
HoldButton
Speakerphone
(SP-PHON
E)
Button
and
Indicator
DCJack
Direct
Call
Buttons
Outgoing
Message
(OGM)
Tape
Record
Button
OGM-StarVStbp
Button
lncoming
Message
(lCM)Tape
LiquidCrystal
Display
(LCD)
AnswerSystem
On/OffSwitch
back/Pause
Button
Rewind
Button
astForward
Button
Memo/2
Way
Button
VolumeControl
Ringer
Volume
Selector
Dialing
Mode
Selector
(Tone/Pulse)
E
E
-
F
E
Teleohone
LineJack
Place
the
included
Name
Card
for
Speed
Dialer
into
the
guide
rails;

Preparation
Q Connectasshown.
Handset
Cord
Modular
Jack
forSingle
(RJ11C)
Be
sure
tousetheACAdaptor,lfa
power
falluretakes
place,
the
unitcan
beusedasatypical
telephone.
USEONLYPanasonic
ACADAPTOR,KX-A11.
LineConnection
ril
-\u
t
@ Cec
(Calling
Party
Control);
rm
@ eusnthe
Answer
System
On/OffSwitch
on.
(Power
Indicator
willlight.)
PUSH
"#1" FOR
INITIALSETTING.
lnllDl
I MEr\rcF|y | | pF(xi I
r||l
PUSH PUSH
"PROG''
.,MEMORY''.
AB
PUSH
"1" 0R "2".
oPush
"1"for
settingto
"A".
The
LC-Displaywill
show
"A".
oPush
"2" lor
settingto
"B".
TheLC-Display
will
show
"b".
@ nOlustthe
dayand
time. @ zwav
BEEP:
Setthe2WAY
BEEP
to
on.
(See
page
27.)
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Single
Telephone
Line
@ InsertocMml and
ICM
[El
cassettetapes.
@ OiatingMode
Selector;
oSet
to
"TONE".
lf
dialingcannot
be
done.setto
"PULSE"
@ ningerVolume
Selector;
oSet
to
"HIGH".
LOW: Theringing
sound
will
be
tow.
OFF: Thetelephone
will
notring.
SelectingtheCPC.
oUsually
setlo
"A" (for
no-callwaiting
service
line).
o
lf
you
havecallwaiting
serviceor
some
Incoming
messages
are
interruped,
set
to
"8".
thesetting:Tochange
1t
lr-rl
lr,l
IPF6 I
PUSH
"PROG''
UNTIL
MEMORY
INDICATOR
LIGHT
IS
ON.
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(Seepage
21.)

Manual
Dialing
and
Receiving
Using
the
handset
For
manualdialing
operation,
you
can
usethe
handset
as
itis,
Hands-f
ree
oThe
Speakerphone
Indicatorwilllight.
PUSH
"SP.PHONE''
WHENTHE
CONVERSATION
IS
COMPLETED..
PUSH
"REDIAL"
WHEN
THELINE
ISBUSY.
I Whenusing
thehandset;
depressing
theRedialbutton
enables
you
to
redial
once.
I Whenusing in thehands-free
mode;
depressing
the
Redialbutton
enables
you
to
redial
uo
to15
timeswithina 1O-minute
period.
To
cancel,
push
the
Flashbutton.
oUp
to30digits
will
bedialed
whenusing
the
redial
function.
PushtheMutebuttonwhen
you
donot
want
your
voice
or
conversation
tobe
heard
by
the
other
pany.
.l|__--.|
rt I
Ir-----'r I
l.#l
PUSH
"MUTE".
oThe MuteIndicatorwill
light.
ffi
DIALPHONE
NUMBER.
Ao'H
LIFT
THEHANDSETOR
PUSH
"SP-PHONE"
AND
TALK,
2 To resumethqconversation,
PUSH
"MUTE''
AGAIN.
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Hold
While
having
aconversation,
Ir-___--rI
l' 'l
l*l
PUSH
"HOLD",
oThe
HoldIndicator
willblink.
. You
may
nangup,n"
G
olf
apower
falluretakes
place,
do
not
use
the
hold
lunction.
1 a 'nusing
the
handset
olf
the
handset
is
OFF-hook;
PUSH
"HOLD''
AGAIN,
oWhen
the
handset
is
on
the
cradle;
liftthe
E5 .
or
I lnthehands-freemode
PUSH
"SP-PHONE''.
Start
talking.
To
releasea
hold
using
anqlhertelephone
connectedonthesame
line:
Liftthe
A ottheother
telephone.
olf
the
holdisnotreleased,depressthe
hook
switch
oftheother
telephone
lor
about
1
second.
2
Hands-f
ree
Youmaychoose
touse
thehandset'or
hands'
free.
Hands-free
+ Handset
Swilchto
Lift
the
A
oThe
SP-PHONE
lndicaior
will
go
out.
Handset
I Hands-free
Swilch
lo
PUSH
"SP.PHONE'',
oThe
SP-PHONE
lndicatorwilllight.
2 Hansup
e
I ll
you
hangupthe
handsetbefore
pushing
the.
SP-PHONE
button,theconversationwill
be
terminated.
I Whentheother
party
finds
itdifficult
tohear
your
voice:
Lowerthesound
levelusingtheSpeaker
VolumeControlorspeak
louder.
I Absorbing
echo:
Use
in
a
roomwhichhascurtainsor
carpeting.
I Note:
lf
you
andthecallerspeak
atthesame
time,
parts
of
your
conversationwillbe
lost.To
avoid
this,speakalternately.
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AutomaticDialing
I SpeedDialing
(20
memorystations):
There
are20memorystations
(for
Speed
Dialing),each
station
is
capableof
storing
16
digits.
Eachmemory
stationcanbeaccessedbydialing
two
digits
onthedial
pad.
I One-TouchDialing
(12
memorystations):
There
are6DirectCallbuttons
(for
One-Touch
Dialing),
each
Direct
Callbuttonconsistsoftwofunctions,
theyareupper
andlower
memory
locations.Eachlocation
(Upper+Lower)
is
capableof
storjng
16
digits. I BehindP.B.X.
lf
your
extensionis
placed
behind
a
PBX.
system,entertheLineAccessNo.
to
gain
accesstoan
outside
line.
Besurethehandsetisonthe
cradleand
SP-PHONEbuttonisoff.
2
PUSH
"PROG''
UNTILMEMORY
INDICATOE
LIGHTISON.
Storing
phone
number.
I Speeddialing
For
eachstationNo.,dial2digits.
tffit l-ffi]Er
lqPl
lqPll'='o"'l
DIAI DIALPHONE PUSH
,,STATION
NO.'" NUMBER, "MEMOEY''.
(01
THRoUGH20)
oPhone numberscan be storedinto
memory
station
@E to @@
following
the
aoove
oroceoure.
To
store
thePhone
numberin
succession,
repeat
step
2.
I One-Touch
Dialing
Push
the
Direct
Callbutton
instead
of
dialingthestationbuttons.
.ln
using
theUppermemorylocation;
PUSH
..MEMORY"
.You
mayusethe
Direct
Callbuttoninstead
ofdialingthestation
numbers.
After
storing
allthenumbers,
PUSH
"PROG''.
oThe
Memory
Indicatorwill
go
out.
I YoumayusetheSecretMemorybutton
Insteadof pushing theMemorybutton.
(Refer
to "VoiceMemo
Check"
on
page
7.)
I Push theLower button
firstfor storing the
numberinthelowermemory
station.
lf
you
notice
an
errorbefore
pressing
the
Memory
button.
{lL
I ll IJ. insteadof
the *f;,"
Push
untiltheMemorylndicator
lightis
on.
2 Repeat
step2of
"storing
Phone
Numbers".
"sTATr0N
N0.".
(01
THRoUGH
20)
H
DIALPHONE
NUMBER.
3
..DIREcTcALL'',
NUMBER
FI
l"*'l
PUSH
.'MEMORY''.
Another
phone
number
canbestoredin
the
lowermemory
sectionofthe
samestation.
DIALPHONE
NUMBER.
a
PUSH
.,MEMORY''
PUSH DIALPHONE
trtrH@
PUSH PUSH
"L0WER". "0tRE0T
0ALL"
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Repeat
storing
the
same
numberinto
the
samestation.
Whenthe*D*,is
pushed,
the
Memory
Indicator
willflashandabeep
will
beheard.
.twice;
.The
entry
isthesameaswhat
was
previously
stored.
.once;
The
entry
isdifferentfromtheonethat
was
previously
stored.Repeat
the
procedure
of
storing.
6
DirectCallButtons
Transler
Indicator
TransferButton
(Lower)
Push
Pushthe
buttons
as
follows:
dialing
DIAL
-
..STATION
NO.'"
(01
THRoUGH
20)
I One-Touch
Dialing
l-l D
\ LOWER I
PUSH
''DIRECT
CALL'',
Pushlower
button
first
for
dialingthe
number
storedinthelower
memory
station.
lf
youpush
the
Lower
buttonby
mistake
when
you
wanttouse
theUpper
station,
you
musthangup
andthen
dial
again.
When
you
finish,
hanguptne
Q.
or
Inhands-freemode: I5 L-----J
'ff**
Besure
thehandsetis
onthecradleand
the
SP-PHONE
buttonisoff.
Example:
To
erasethenumberin
memory
station
@@:
@@
DtAL
"02".
1 t-itttnefll o,.
F;;
PUSH
"PROG"
UNTILMEMORY
INDICATOR
LIGHTISON,
I Speed
lDl
l**l
PUSH
"AUTO''
2
2
3
O ',..
SecretMemoryButton
-r
6_i .Clear
Button
Memory/MEMO
(Upper)Button
Lower
Button
(Phone
no,
cannot
be
stored.)
VoiceMemo
Check
tZ E F Button
WEMErc ffi\ AUrc\
€K\\
\ : AutoButton
\L Program
Button
Do
not
disconnectthe
AC
adaptorand
the
telephone
cord
for
over30minutes,
or
the
stored
phone
number
may
loseand
reprogramwill
be
required,
PUSH
.,MEMORY''
EASA-PHONE
PUSH
"PROG''
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Other
Features
lr
Whllehaving
a
conversation,
another
telephonenumbercanbestoredIntothe
Memobutton.
So
you
can
dialthenumberby
pushing
the
Memobuttonanytime
you
like.
oThis
functionisuseful
tostorea
telephone
number,which
is
given
to
you
bytheother
party.
I Storing
'While
havinga
t- -1
t-t
lrrl
lPrcl
PUSH
"PROG"
UNTILMEMORY
INOICATORFLASHES.
I Dialing
A
lrr or l--J
sff
PUSH OIAL"STATION
NO.''
OB
,.VOICE
MEMO "DIRECT
CALL'"
CHECK".
oThe
unit
will
announce
the
stored
phone
number.
I lfitneednotannouncethestored
number,
push
theSecret
Memorybuttoninstead
of
pushing
Memory
Qutton
whenstoring.
Example:
To
storethesecret
phone
numberinto
memory
@p.
conversation,
r--
I t1I2t3r | | |
lf;?:Gttt I
I tlEgt | | t-_J I
I IIIIEI | | vterraonY I
| '-rL.
| | |
OIALPHONE PUSH
NUMBER. ,.MEMORY'', @@
DlAL
"02"
I lf
you
store
thenew
phone
numberinto
memoryusing
the
"Memo
Dial"
feature,
the
previously
stored
numberwill
be
erased.
The
pause
button
function
is
neededfor
line
accessorcomputertone.
oRefer
to
"Outside
Lineor
ComputerAccessed
Line"
on
page
8.
Anycombinationofdialing
methods
canbe
done.
I Automaticand ManualDialing
I Pulse
and
ToneDialing
I PluralMemory
Statlons
PUSH
"PROG" DIAL
"
UNTILMEMORY
INOICATOR
LIGHTIS
ON.
tr-'ltt I
l.H-, 1 | |
| fiil,ionv I I PrcG I
PUSH PUSH
"PROG''.
JEUhI I
MEMORY".
I Thevoicememocheckwill
lunction
whilethe
unitisinAnswermodeorduringtheAnswer
system
power
is
off.
Thisfeaturewillnot
function
in
theother
mode
(such
asIn-use
mode.)
I Theunitwillannounceonly
phone
number
storedand
willnot
announce
"PAUSE",
"FLASH","#" and ")e".
lf
you
wanttochange
from
pulse
mode
into
tonemodeduringdialing,
theTone
(f-{)
TONE -
buttoncanbe
usedinsteadofchanging
the
DialingModeSelector.
When
you
hangup,
theDialingModewillbe
automatically
returnto
pulse
mode.
DIALPHONE
NUMBER.
LIFTTHEHANDSETOR
PUSH
"SP.PHONE". PUSH
"MEMORY''
ASMEMOBUTTON.
ir
ii
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-

Gomputer
Accessed
Line
Special
Phone
Qompany
Services
Outside
Line
or
ThePause
button
tunctionina
dial
operationis
neededto
gain
access
toanoutside
line
or
computer-accessed
longdistanceservices.
I One
pause
is
required
foran
outside
dialtone.
Example
(PBX):
M
L Lineaccess
A
pause
is
requiredlormanual
dialing
ifthe
auto
feature
isused.
I Twopauses arerequiredfor
computeraccess
tone.
Example
(MCl,
SPRINT,etc.):
Phonenumberintomemorystations
@[,
@@and@@
After
pushing
the
Program
button,
IE -- Et!"*"t"
bfi-l .-.- |
lffitgtr{:i*ilxiservce|1"*grr
i I
I toneorouls€ -l
"trEE@Fil€l
f,ili"il'"'
I
"
toneonly
TheFlash
buttoncanbeused
for
Call
Waiting.
Formore
details
please
seethebrochufg-
issuedby
your
telephonecompany.
Whilehaving
aconversation,
another
party
callsanda
toneis
heard. r
PUSH
"FLASH"
LIGHTLY.
oYou
can
speak
tothe
second
party
and
place
the
original
party
on
hold.
PUSH
"FLASH''
LIGHTLY
AGAIN.
oYou
canspeaktotheoriginal
party
again
and
place
the
second
party
on
hold.
o
lfthe
calling
party
orcalled
party
on
hold
hangs
up,
theline
isterminated.
Youmay
access
some
features
of
your
PBX
usingthe
Flash
button
instead
of
the
hookswitch.
PushtheFlash
buttonlightly
in
adial
operation.
"Flash"
canbe
stored
into
memoryinthe
same
way
as
"Storing
Phone
Numbers"
on
page
5.
Memory
stationscanbe
usedtoautomatically
accessto
features
of
your
host
PBX.Push
the
Flash
buttonlightly
atthe
position
where
the
hookswitch
operationisrequired
in
thedialing
operationwhen
programming
into
the
memory
station.
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+|ueuonvHoil
g
l]ll,ll''*""
lluE!9dl
+loneootv+'
o2or
3
memory
stationsare
required,
asone
memory
cannotstore
over16
digits,
oPushing
th6Pausebutton
oncecountsas
1
digit.
oChanging
theDialingModeSelector
counts
as1
digit,
oYou
may
usethelTlbutton instead
of
'
changingtheDialingMode
Selector,
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Initial
Setting
oSelect
the
Caller's
Recording
timeandthe
Numberofrings.
o Recordingtime
canbe
setto
"1mlnute", "VOX"
or
"Announce".
o Number
of
ringscanbesetto
"Once"
through
"7rings",
or
"Auto",
o Besurethe
handsetisonthecradleandSP-PHONEbutton
is
off.
oCheckone
ofthe
following
on
the
panel
sheet
for
your
convenience.
t3 o'
F*al
o'
[*.={
tEt
l"*l
PUSH
"PROG"
1minute
(Limited):
The
unitwill
record
up
to-1minute.
VOX
(Unlimited):
The
unit
willrecordforas
long
as
caller
speaks.
Announce:
The
unit
will
play
back
the
Outgoingmessageandwill
not
record
anyIncoming
messages.
E@ rE
PUSH
"PROG" PUSH
"#4''
FOR
UN1IL
MEMORY INITIAL
SETTING
INDICATOR
LIGHT
ls
0N.
1minute VOX
PUSH
"1",
"2"
0R
"3".
PUSH
''PROG'' PUSH
"#7"
FOR
UNTILMEMORY INITIALSETTING
INDICATORLIGHT
ISON.
@or fTl o'l^*4..,o,.
l'*zl
Auto Once 2
rlngs
PUSH
"0",
"1
",
"2"...
0r
"7".
PUSH PUSH
"PROG".
..MEMORY".
I Once: answers
on
thefirstring
I 2rlngs:answers
onthesecond
ring
I 7rings:answers ontheseventhring
I Auto: See
"Toll
Saver".
7rlnge
kr
T
t
lf
you
have
set
thenumberof
ringsto
.,AUTO'';
lf
you
call
froma
remotelocation
andtheunit
does
not
pick
up
onthethirdring,hang
up.
Thismeans
no
callshavebeenrecorded
and
you
willnot
be
required
to
pay
toll
charges.
Pick
up
ontheAtleast
onemessage
has
secondring: been
recorded.
lf
doesnot Nomessages
havebeen
plck
upon recorded.
So
hang
up,
thethirdring:
After
you
have
played
back
all
the
messages
fromaremote
phone;
Pick
uponthe Atleast one
newmessage
secondringIn has
been
recorded.
the
next
call: The
unit
willannounce
the.
' numberof
thenewly
recorded
messages.
lfno
pick
upoccursonthethird
ring,
no
messageshavebeen
recorded.
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