Panasonic EASA-PHONE KX-T2470 User manual

Panasonic
IntegratedTelephone
Answering
System
EASA-PHONE'
MoDELroKX-T2470
Pulse-or-tone
dialing
capability

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Features
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the
Panasonic
telephone
snswrring
syslcm.
Volcc
Syntheclzed
Announcements
lorlhe
time
ofday,
remotemenu,memo
check,
number
ofcalls,
and
time/daystamp
oneach
incomingmessage
(lCM).
LCDReadout
fortheclock,
number
of
messages,
OGM
1/2,
OGMtapecounter,OGM
error,
andannounce
modes.
New
Message
Transfer
lets
you
record
a
personal
introductorytransfermessage;
automatically
transfers
your
incomingmessagestoa
predetermined
tonetelephone.
I TwoVariableOutgoing
Messages
(OGMs)
forrecordingtwo
outgoing
messageson
aregular audiocassette
tape
(C-15
tapeincluded).
One
messageis
extended;
it'slimited
onlyby
the
lengthof
your
tape.
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ToneRemote
ControlSystem
lets
you
activatefunctions
suchasRemoteTurn
On/Off,Transfer
On/Off,
OGMSwitch
(112),
andAnswer-Back
Speakerphone.
NewMessage
Playback
lets
you
review
onlythose
messages
which
haven't
been
played
before.
Built-inSpeakerphone
toconverse
"hands
free"
orhave conference
calls.
One-Touch/Speed
Dialing
with12
one-touchdialing
buttons
and
20
speeddialing
memory
stations.
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Contents
Features ..
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Contents ... III-VI
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IncludedAccessories ......1
Location
ofControls. 3-6
lnsertingtheTapes ..,,....7
Connection ....... 8
InitialSettings .....9
SettingtheTime
and
Day 11
InitialProgramming.. 13
SelectingtheCPC
(Calling
Party
Control) 13
Selectingthe
number
ofrings 15
Selectingthecaller'srecordingtime .. 17
Settingtheremote
code . 19
Recording
an
Outgoing
Message
(OGM) 21
Recording
anOGM 22
Checking
your
recordedmessage
(OGM) 23
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Telephone ManualDialing
andReceiving
Makingcalls
usingthehandset
Makingcallsusingthe
SP-PHONEbutton
(on-hook
dialing)
Answering
calls
..
AutomaticDialing
Speeddialing
One{ouch
dialing.
Storingtelephonenumbersfor
speeddialing
Storingtelephonenumbersfor
one-touchdialing
Storing
telephonenumbers
with
secret
features
Correcting
anerror
while
storing
Confirming
astored
number
Erasing
a
stored
number
VoiceMemo
Check.
OtherOperation...
Redial.
Mute,
Hold ..i. ..
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Tone,Flash
Pause.
CombinationDialing
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AnsweringMachine Setting
theAnsweringMachine
toRecordIncoming Messages
Recordingfrom
thebeginningoftheICMtape..
Recording
after
thelastrecordedmessage
Recording
afterthemessages
you
wanttosave ..
ListeningtotheRecorded Messages
Voice
time/daystamp
Playing
back
the
tape
from
thebeginning
Playing
back
thenewlyrecordedmessages
VoiceMenu
Remote
synthesized
voiceinstruction
Goingtothevoicemenu
DirectRemote
Ooeration
Playingbacknewly-recordedmessages
(Memory
Playback)
Rewinding/fastforwardingwhilelistening
tothemessages
ResettingtheICMtapeforfuturemessage
Recording
your
messagewithoutlisteningto
theOGM
Recording
a
new
OGM
(Outgoing
Message)
ChangingOGMmode
(1
or2)
Turning
on
the
speakerphone
(Answer
Back) .
Setting/canceling
the
answer
moderemotely ....
TransferringtheICM
Initial
programming
for
transferringICM
Recordingthe
transferOGM
Checking
your
transferOGM .
Storing
the
telephone
numberinto
thetransfermemory
station
Settingthetransfer
mode.
.
ListeningtothetransferredICM
Storingatransfernumberfrom aremote
phone .
Settingthetransfermoderemotely
OtherFeatures.....
Recording
apersonal messages
(Message
Memo)
Recordingaconversation
(2-Way
Recording)
Screeningincomingcalls..
Erasingthe
recordedmessages
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General
Information I Liquid
Crystal
Display 63
I Announcementbv
theUnit 64
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WallMounting 67
Referencia
Rapida
(Spanish
Quick
Reference).. 69-79
AccessoryOrderlnformation... 80
Maintenance 82
Precaution 84
lmoortantInformation U, 85
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IncludedAccessories
ACadaptor .. one
KX-A11
Telephonecord .... one
Handset ,,....one Memory
Card
Use
apencil oraball-point
pen
tofillin
the
stationdirectory
withstation
name.
(You
can
usethe
reverse
side
forwriting,too.)
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the
coverusingan
instrument
with
a
pointed
end,
like
a
pen.
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Outgoing
Messagetape
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tape
KX-C600
Wallmountingadaptor one Namecard .. one Placethespeed
dialer
name
cardonto
theunit.
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station
names
for
speed
dialing.
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NameCard
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TRANSFERindicator
Lightswhen
thetransfer
modeis
set.
Flashes
whenthe
unit
isresettingtheOGMtape.
MEMO/2
WAYbutton
Used
torecorda
message
memoor
atelephone
conversation.
FF
(Fast
forward)button
Used
tofast
forwardtheIncomingMessagecassette
tape.
OGM
REC
(Recording)
button
Used
torecord
the
Outgoing
Message.
OGM
PLAYbutton
Used
toplay
therecordedOutgoing
Message.
ICM
ERASEbutton
Used
toerase
therecorded
Incoming
Messages.
REW/Rewind)
button
Used
torewindtheIncoming
Messagecassette
tape.
TIMEDAY
CHECKbutton
Used
to
announce
the
dayandtime.
Transfer
(TRANS.)
OGMbutton
Used
toselect
theTransferOGM
mode.
OGM
SELECT
button
Used
to
select
OGMmode
1
or
2.The
display
indicatestheselectedOGM
While
the
OGM
tapeis
rewinding
or
forwarding,the
selected
OGM'sindication
onthedisplay
willflash.
TRANSFER
button
This
isthememorystation
for
storing
thetransfer
telephone
number.
LiquidCrystal
Display
NEW
MESSAGEbutton
Used
toplay back
the
newlyrecorded
messages.
PLAYBACT(PAUSE
button
Used
toplay
back
therecorded
Incoming
Messagesand
tostop
theICM
tape
temporarily
during
ICM
playback.
Volumeselector
ANSWER
indicator
lNUSE
indicator
ACJack
(Power)
Telephone
line
jack
Ringer
volumeselector
(See
page
'10.)
Dialing
modeselector
Used
tochange
thedialing
modetone/pulse.
(See
page
10.)
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Handset
FLASH
button
Used
toaccess someof
thefeatures
of
your
host
PBX.
VOICEMEMOCHECK
button
Usedtoconfirmthe
stored
telephone
numbersinthememory
stations.
PAUSEbutton
Usedtoentera
pause
in
phone
numberswhen
programming
ordialing.
PROGRAMbutton
Used
tostartand
completethe
programmingprocedures.
SECRETSTORE
buttON
Used
tostore
thesecret
telephone
numbers
intomemory.
Thisbutton
is
also
usedasadirectcallstation
button.
AUTO/STOREbutton
Used
to
program
phone
numbers
andsettingsinto
memory.
POWER
ON/OFF
buttonand
indicator
Used
toturnonandoff
theunit.
Theindicator
lightswhentheunit
isturnedon.
Directcallbuttons
Used
tostore
phone
numbersand
tomakecallsusing
one-touch
dialingeasily.
TONEbutton
Used
to
change
from
pulse
dialing
mode
totonedialing
modewhiledialing.
Dialkey
pads
Used
to
dialor
program
phone
numbers.
REDIALbutton
Used
toredialthelastdialed
phone
number.
MUTEbutton
Used
when
you
do
notwant
your
voicetobe
heard
by
theother
party.
The
voiceof
thecalling
party
willstillbe
heard.
HOLDbutton
Usedto
put
thecalling
party
on
hold
during
a
conversation.
While
holding,the
HOLDindicatorflashes.
MUTE/STORE
(HOLD)
indicator
SP-PHONE
buttonand
indicator
Microphone
(MlC)
CLEAR
button
Usedto
correctthetelephone
number
whilestoring.
LOWER
button
Used
toselect
thelower
memory
locations.
TIMEAdjust
(ADJ.)
button
Used
toset
thetimeandday.
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120V,60Hz)
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Connection
Donotuseany
handset
other
than
Panasonic
handset
formodel
KX-r2470.
Single-line
modular
jack
(AC
Besure
toinsertthetapes
before
connecting
theACadaptor.
USE
ONLY
Panasonic
ACADAPTORKX-A11.lfapower
failure
takes
place,
theunit
canbeusedasatypicaltelephone.
The
unit
will
automaticallyturnitself
on
3minutes
after
theACadaptor
is
connected.
Whileoperatingthe
unit,thecase
ofthe
AC
adaptormayfeelwarm.
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Insertthe
OGM
tapg. Insert
the
ICM
tape.
(lncoming
Message) Placethecord
into
theholder.
AC adaptor
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Panasonic
tapes:
KX-C1
50,
KX-C300...OGM
tape
KX-C600,
KX-C900...
ICMtape T@-ro=O.t
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Initial
Settings
Ringervolume
Dialing
mode
DIALINC MADE
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AdjusttheVolume.
Thecentral
position
is
usually
the
best.
oHIGH:
Theringing
soundwillbehigh.
oLOW: The
ringing
sound
will
below.
oOFF: Thetelephonewillnotring.
SettoTONE.
oSet
topulse
if
youhaverotarytelephone
service.
Switching
from
pulse
totone
modeduring
adialingoperation,see
"Tone"
onpage
35.
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Setting
theTime
and
Day
lf
apower
failurehastaken
place,
theindication
"o"
12:00"
onthedisplaywill
flash,
Inthiscase,set
thecorrecttime.
1
2
3
TIMEDAYCHECKbutton
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Besurethatthehandsetisonthe
cradle,
the
SP-PHONEindicatoris
otfandthe
ACadaptor
is
connected.
(Example:
8:45
PM)
PresstheTIMEADJ.
(Time
Adjust)
button.
The
displayshows
"AM
12:00"
(initial
setting).
TheMUTUSTORE
indicatorlights.
Enterthe
current
time
"8
45"lor
example.
Thedisplay
shows
"AM
08:45".
Press
")C"
toadjust
AM/PM.
PM
andAMarechangedalternatelyeach
time
youpress
"*" button.
Press
"#" lo
adjust
theday.
Thedayischangedandannouncedeach
time
youpress
"#" button.
PresstheAUTO/STORE
button
to
enter
your
settings.
The
dayand
timeis
announced.
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InitialProgramming
Selecting
the
CPC
(Galling
Party
Control)
The
initial
settingof
the
CPC
modeis
"A".
o"A" mode: Use
thismodeif
your
telephone
linedoes
nothavecall
waiting
service.
o"B" mode: Usethis
modeif
your
telephone
linehascall
waitingservice.
lf
some
Incoming
Messagesarecut
offinmode
"A",
set
themodeto
"B".
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Be
sure
that
thehandsetis
onthe
cradle,the
SP-PHONE
indicator
isoff
and
the
ACadaptorisconnected. Press
thePROGRAM
button.
TheMUTE/STORE
indicator
lights.
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mode"A" mode
"8"
Press
"#",
then
press
"1"
for
CPCsetting.
The
MUTE/STOREindicator
goesout.
Prgss
"1"
or
"2".
"1"...mode
"A"
(The
display
shows
"A".)
"2"...mode"8" (The
display
shows
"b".)
Press
theAUTO/STORE
button
to
store
your
settings.
TheMUTE/STORE
indicatorlights.
Press
thePROGRAM
button.
The
MUTE/STOREindicator
goes
out.
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InitialProgrammihg
rcont.)
Besurethat
the
handset
is
on
the
cradle.
the
SP-PHONE
indicator
is
offand
the
ACadaptor
is
connected. Pressthe
PROGRAM
button.
TheMUTE/STORE
indicatorlights.
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Automode 7rings
Press
"
#",lhen
press
"7"lol
number
of
rings
setting.
TheMUTE/STORE
indicator
goes
out.
Select
thenumber
of
rings
by
pressing
"0","1","2"
...or
"7"
.
"O"...auto
mode
(The
display
shows
"A".)
See
"AUTO
setting"on
page
15.
"1"...one
ring
(The
displayshows
"1".)
"2"...two
rings
(The
displayshows
"2".)
:
"7"...seven
rings
(The
display
shows
"7".)
Press
theAUTO/STOREbutton
to
store
your
settings.
TheMUTE/STOREindicator
lights.
Pressthe
PROGRAM
button.
TheMUTE/STORE
indicator
goes
out.
4
5
Selecting
the
numberofrings
Itisused
toselect
thenumberof
rings
when
this
unitanswersthecalls.
The
initialsetting
ofthe
number
of
ringsis
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Function of the AUTO setting (TOLL SAVER)
When
you
calltheunit
from
anoutside
phone,
thenumberof
ringsthatittakes
fortheunittoanswer
tells
you
ifthere
are
anynewmessages.
lftheunit
answerson
the2ndring:There
is
at
least
one
newmessage.
lftheunit
answerson
the4th
ring:There
are
nonewmessages.
Hang
up
immediatelywhen
you
hearthe3rdring.Because
the
3rdring
indicates
thereareno
newmessages.Thiswillsave
you
thetoll
charge
forthe
call.
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Initial
Programmihg
rcont.)
Selectingthe
caller'srecording
time
The
caller'srecording
time
canbe
programmed
to
"VOX",
"1
Minute"
or
"Announce
only".
Theinitial
setting
ofthe
recording
timeis
"VOX
(unlimited)".
."VOX (Unlimited)"
mode: Therecordingtimeislimited
bythe
length
of
the
taoe.
o"1 Minute
(Limited)"
mode: ltallowsthe
caller
torecord
for1minute.
o"Announce
only" mode: The
unit
plays
backthe
OGM
onlyandwillnot
record
any
Incoming
Messages.
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Besure
thatthehandset
isonthecradle,
theSP-PHONE
indicator
is
offand
the
ACadaotor
isconnected. Pressthe
PROGRAM
button.
The
MUTE/STORE
indicator
lights.
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only
Prgss
"#",
then
press
"4"
for
caller's
recording
time
setting.
The
MUTE/STORE
indicator
goes
out.
Select
the
recording
timeby
pressing
"1","2"
or
"3".
"1
"...1
minute
(The
display
shows
"1".)
"2"...VOX
(The
display
shows
"U1".)
"3"...Announce
only
(The
display
shows
"AO".)
PresstheAUTO/STORE
button
to
store
your
settings.
TheMUTE/STORE
indicatorlights.
Pressthe
PROGRAMbutton.
TheMUTE/STORE
indicator
goes
out.
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Programming(cont.)
Setting
theremote
code
Before
operation,
choose
a 1-3-digitremote
codenumber
(1
through
gg9)
and
storeitinmemory.
Theinitial
setting
oftheremote
codeis
"1
11".
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the
handset
ison
thecradle,
theSP-PHONE
indicator
isoffand
the
isconnected.
Be
sure
that
AC
adaptor
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Press
the
PROGRAM
button.
TheMUTE/STORE
indicator
lights.
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Enter
your
code
number.
Thedisplay
shows
theentered
code.
Press
the
AUTO/STORE
button
tostore
your
settings.
The
MUTE/STORE
indicator
lights.
Pressthe
PROGRAM
button.
The
MUTE/STORE
indicator
goes
out'
Do
notuse
thenumber
numbers
are
thecommand
numbers
for
"Re-recording
theOGM"
and
"Canceling
theanswer
mode".
lf
you
noticeanerror
during
programming,
press
the
PROGRAM
button
and
then
repeat
the
programming
procedure.
Press
"#",then
press
")C"
for
remote
code
setting.
The
MUTE/STORE
indicator
goes
out.
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Recording
an
Outgoing
Message
(OGM)
The
OGM
tellsthe
caller
that
you
areout,andasksloleavo
amesBage.
Youcanrecordtwo
OGMs.
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1'srecording
timeislimitedto
30seconds.So
you
mRyloavea
short
message.
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OGMand
ilsrecordinqlime
mayllorrplollrr.'
endofthe
tape.
You
mayleavealongmessage,
suchas
advorltsomont
lor
your
business.
OGM
PLAY
button
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indicator
OGMindicators
OGM
1is
selected. OGM2
is
selected
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OGM SELECT button (for
selectingOGM
mode
1
or
2)
OGM
1
or
2isrecordedor
played
depending
onthe
selection.
TheOGM modewillchangealternatelyeverytime
youpress
theOGMSELECT
button.
OGMSELECT
RecordinganOGM
Pressthe
POWER
ON/OFF
button
toturnontheunit.
(The
POWERindicator
lights.)
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OGM
SELECT
button.
Theunitannounces
"One"
or
"Two".
The
selectedOGM's
indicationon
the
display
flashes
at
first,then
itwill
switch
to
asteady
light
after
the
OGM
tape
hasbeen
reseI.
Pressthe
OGM
REC
button
untila
longbeep
isheard,then
releaseit.
ThelN USE indicatorflashes.
Thedisplaycounts
the
seconds
that
you
use
for
your
OGM
recording.
Start
recordingatonce.
Speak
loudly
and
clearly
right
after
the
beep,
about
20
cm(8") away
fromthe
microphone
(MlC).
Do
not
pause
forover2seconds.
lf
you
hear6beepsand
theannouncement
"Please
record
your
Outgoing
Message
again",startover
again
from
step
2after
theunitstops
rewinding.
Pressthe
OGM
REC
button
again
when
you
finished
recording.
The
taoe
rewinds.
and
the
unit
willbe
readyto answer incoming
callsafter
7
seconos.
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Recording
an
OutgoingMessage
(cont.) .r-
I
I
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Checking
your
recorded
message
(OGM)
Press
the
OGMSELECT
button
(OGM
1
orOGM
2).
The
unitannounces
"One"
or
"Two".
The
selected
OGM's
indication
onthe
displayflashes
atfirst,thenit
will
switchto
asteadylight
afterthe
OGMtapehas
been
reser.
Pressthe
OGM
PLAY
buttonto
listen
to
your
recorded
OGM.
Press
the
OGM
PLAY
buttonagainif
you
wantto
stoptheoperation
atanytime.
Thetaperewinds,
andthe
unitwill
be
ready
to
answerincoming
callsafter7seconds.
Sample OGMs
Whenthe ICMrecording time is
set
to "VOX"
(Seepages
17and18.)
Example:
"Hello.
Thisis Dick
Smith.I'mnotherenow,
but
if
you
leave
your
name
and
phone
number
afterthe
beep,
l'll
call
you
back.
Thank
you."
Example:
"This
isSmith Appliances.
Our
officeswillbecloseduntilnine
o'clock
in
the
morning.
Pleaseleave
a messagewith
your
name
and
telephonenumber
afterthebeep,andwewillreturn
your
call
assoonas
possible.
Thank
you."
When the ICMrecording timeis
set
to "1 MlN"
(Seepages
17
and
18.)
Example:
"Hello,
thisisDickSmith.I'm
out
now,
but
if
you
leave
a
messageafterthebeep,
I'll
call
you
back.You haveone minutefor :,,
recording.Thank
you."
Whenthe ICM recordingtime is setto "ANN. ONLY"
(See
pages
17
and
18.)
Example:
"Hello,
thisistheSmithresidence.
Sorryto miss
your
call,butwe
can't
cometo thephone rightnow.lf youcallbacktomorrow,
we'll
be happy
totalktoyou.
Thanks."
OGM
SELECT
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Manual
Dialingand
ReceivinS.
..
..
Makingcallsusing
thehandset
Makingcallsusing
theSP-PHONE
button
(on-hook
dialing)
Answering
calls
..
Automatic
Dialing
SPeed
dialing
One{ouch
dialing
Storing
telephone
numbers
forspeed
dialing
Storing
telephone
numbers
for
one-touch
dialing
Storing
telephone
numbers
withsecret
features.
Correcting
an
error
whilestoring
Confirming
a stored
number
Erasing
a stored
number
VoiceMemo
Check .
OtherOperation....
Redial
.
Mute,
Hold
Tone,Flash
Pause
.
Combination
Dialing
1,"?t
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25
25
25
26
26
26
27
28
29
30
30
31
32
33
33
34
35
36
37
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Manual
Dialing
andReceiving
Making
callsusing
the
handset
1 Lift
thehandset.
2 Dialthe
telephonenumber.
Making
callsusingthe
SP-PHONE
button
(on-hook
dialing) Press
the
SP-PHONE
button,
anddialthetelephone
number
The
SP-PHONEindicator
lights.
Whenthe
other
party
answers,
speakto
the
other
party
through
themicrophone.
You
can
alsoswitchto
thehandset
atany
time
by
just
liftingit.
Press
theSP-PHONE
button
againwhen
you
finish.
TheSP-PHONEindicator
goes
out.
Helpfulhints
oWhen
theotherpafi finds it difficult to hear
your voice:
Lowerthe
sound
level
usingthe
speakervolume
controlorspeaklouder.
oAbsorbing
echo:
Use
in
aroom whichhas
curtains
orcarpeting.
Answering
calls
Whenthetelephonerings,
liftthehandset
orpress theSP-PHONE
button
and
speakto
the
calling
party.
While
speakingwithhandset,
you
can
switchtothe
speakerphone
atanytime
by
pressing
the
SP-PHONEbutton.Replacethehandset
on
the
cradle.
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t:t!
Automatic
Dialing
Beforeusingspeed
dialing
andonetouch
dialing,
store
thetelephone
numbers
intothe
memorystations.See
pages
27and28.
Speed
dialing Lift
thehandsetor
press
the
SP-PHONE
button.
1
1
One-touch
dialing
.:tili:trilli
Pressthe
AUTO/STOREbutton.: :
Pressthestation
number
(01-20)
inwhichthe
number
you
wantto
call
is
stored.
Liftthe
handsetor
press
the
SP-PHONE
button.
Pressthedirect
call
button
in
whichthe
number
you
want
to
call
isstored.
Press
theLOWER
button
firstfordialing
the
numberstored
intothe
lower
memory
location.
lf
you
press
theLOWER
button
by
mistake
when
you
wanttouse
theupper
location,
start
overagain
fromsteP
1.
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AutomaticDialing
(cont.)
Besurethatthehandsetis
on
the
cradle,
the
SP-PHONE
indicator
isoffand
the
ACadaptorisconnected.
When
you
storea
telephone
numberintomemory,
pressing
the
#, *, PAUSE or
FLASH
buttoncountas1digit.
Storingtelephonenumbersfor
speeddialing
Thereare20memorystations,eachmemory
stationcanbeaccessedbydialing
2
Press
the
PROGRAM
button.
TheMUTE/STOREindicatorlights.
Press
thestationnumber
(01-20).
TheMUTE/STOREindicator
goes
oul
Dialthetelephone
number
that
you
want
to
store.
Upto16
digits.
Press
the
AUTO/STORE
button
to
store
thenumberinto
memory.
TheMUTE/STOREindicator
lights.
Tostore
othernumbersinsuccession.
repeatfrom
step2.
Press
the
PROGRAM
button
afterstoring
allthe
numbers.
The
MUTE/STOREindicator
goes
out.
digitson
the
dial
key
pad.(01-20)
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nnvt
1
Storing
telephone
numbers
for
one-touch
dialing
Thereare6directcallbuttons.
Eachbuttonconsists
ofupperand
lowermemory
locations.
Eachlocation
(upper
and
lower)iscapableofstoring
16
digits.
(TRANSFER
station
is
capableofstoring
30digits.)
Pressthe
PROGRAMbutton.
TheMUTFJSTORE
indicatorlights.
Pressthedirectcall
button.
TheMUTE/STORE
indicator
goes
out.
Dialthe
telephone
number
that
you
want
tostore.
Up
to
'16
digits.
PresstheAUTO/STOREbutton
tostore
the
numberinto
memory.
TheMUTE/STORE
indicator
lights.
Tostore
other
numbers
in
succession,
repeatfromstep2.
PressthePROGRAMbutton
afterstoring
allthe
numbers.
TheMUTE/STOREindicator
goes
out.
Usingthe
LOWERmemory
location
Other
telephone
numberscanbestored
intotheLOWER
memorylocations
of
thesame
directcallstations.
Inthiscase,changestep
2of theabove
procedure
by
first
pressing
theLOWERbutton,
then
press
thedirectcallbutton.
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AutomaticDialihgrcont.)
Storing
telephonenumberswith
secretfeature
This
function
is
useful
forkeepinga
telephonenumber
secret.
PresstheSECRET
STORE
button
insteadof
pressing
AUTO/STORE
button
during
programmrng.
Thesecrettelephonenumberwillnot
beseenon
the
displayandwillnotbe
announcedby
voicememo
check.
(See
page
32.)
Example: Tostorethe
secret
telephonenumberinto
thememorystation
"02".
Press
thePROGRAM
button.
TheMUTE/STORE
indicatorliohts.
1
Pressthe
station
number
"02"
TheMUTE/STORE
indicator
goes
out.
Dial
thetelephone
numberthat
you
wantto
save.
Up
to16
digits.
Press
the
SECRETSTORE
buttonto
storethenumberinto
memory.
TheMUTE/STORE
indicator
lights.
Press
thePROGRAM
button.
The
MUTE/STOREindicator
goes
out.
Correcting
anerror
while
storing
lf
you
notice
anerror
before
pressing
theAUTO/STOREbutton
(or
theSECRET
STORE
button): PresstheCLEAR
button.
Repeat
from
step
2of
the
programming
procedureon
page
271o29.
Confirming
astored
number
Repeatstoring
the
same
number
intothesamestation.
Whenthe
AUTO/STORE
button
(or
theSECRETSTORE
button)
is
pressed,
the
MUTE/STORE
indicator
flashes
and
you
hear
abeep.
oTwice
Theentry
isthesameas
whatwas
previously
stored.
oOnce
The
entry
isdifferent
fromtheonethat
was
previously
stored.
Repeat
the
procedure
ofstoring.
NOTE:
In
case
theACadaptor
is
unplugged
formore
than
30
minutes,thestored
telephone
numbers
should
beconfirmed
againbeforedialing.
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1
Automatic
Dialing
(cont.)
Erasing
astored number
Erasing
a
number
storedforone-touch
dialing
Press
thePROGRAM
button.
TheMUTE/STORE
indicatorlights.
Press
thedirect
callbutton
where
the
number
that
you
wantto
erase
is
stored.
TheMUTE/STORE
indicator
goes
out.
PresstheAUTO/STOREbutton.
TheMUTE/STORE
indicatorlights.
Press
thePROGRAM
button.
TheMUTE/STORE
indicator
qoes
out.
Erasinga
number
storedfor
speeddialing
When
you
want
toerasethetelephonenumberfor
speeddialing,
changestep2of
theabove
procedure
by
pressing
the
station
number
(01
-20).
1
Voice
MemoCheck
You
can
confirm
thestored
telephone
numberwiththesynthesized
voice
announcement
by
pressing
theVOICE
MEMOCHECKbutton.
Pressthe
VOICE
MEMO
CHECK
button.
Pressthedirectcall
button
or
the
station
number
(01-20)
in
which
the
numberthat
you
wantto
check
is
stored.
Thetelephone
numberisannouncedand
displayed
one
byone.
Theunitannounces
only
thestored
telephonenumberand
does
notannounce
"PAUSE",
"FLASH",
"r+"
and
"#".
Thesecret
telephone
numberwill
not
be
seenon
the
display
and
willnotbe
announced
by
voicememocheck.
ryl
:* VOICEMEMOCHECK
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