Panasonic KX-T3155A User manual

Panasonic
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MODEL NUMBER
KX-T3155A

Thank you for purchasing the Panasonic 2-Line Telephone.
Contents
Location of Controls ............................................... 2
...................................................... Preparation 3
Manual Dialing and Receiving
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Hold : ..... 7
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Automatic Dialing 9
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Storing and Dialing 10
Hands-free ...................................................... 14
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Use of Secret and Hyphen Button Features
15
Adjusting Time ................................................... 16
Setting Alarm .................................................... 17
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Liquid Crystal Display 18
Selection of Central Office Llne (C.O.L.) Selector ....................... 19
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Selectionof Line Mode Selectors
19
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Troubleshooting Guide 20
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Battery lnstallatlon 21
Wall Mounting .................................................... 22
Others .................................................... Back Cover .
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ACAdaptor Backcover
r Enclosures \
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Telephone line cords .......... Two AA size batteries Three
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Handset One Screws Two
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Handset cord One Washers Two

MemoryCard LiquidCrystal
You canalso use the reverse (LC)Display
side for writing.The
inslruclionfor storing Mernory
Slalion
numlwrsintomemory are
printedon the rnemory card.
Recall Selector -.
@Lower station
Button
Redial Button
(forspeeddialing) Pausel %ve
Bulton
Mute Button
and Indicator
SP-PHONE Button
and Indicator
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Function Position on the Liquid Crystal Display
"'"'''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''
LI3oughlengthof
limo that you speak
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This display isdifferen1 from real clisl,l~~y.
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Preparatiori
@ To placethe SpeedDialer Name Cardontotheunit.
1 . Turnthe unitover asshown.
Guide rails,
2 Placethe Name Cardintothe guide railsfacing the bottom of the unit
while curvingthe carda little asshown.
@ Connectas shown.
When you use an optional AC
Adaptor;
DC Jack
, for optional AC Adaptor
If your speakerphone volume is
abnormally low, the oplional AC
adaptor KX-AO9BA will improve the
To Telephone Line volume level.
/Fasten the cord to the holde:
as shown.
Removethe attachingstand.
See page
22.
DC Jack
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@ Ringer Volume Selector; Set to LLHIGHw.
LOW: The ringing sound will be low.
OFF: The telephone will not ring.
Select each line.
@ DialingMode Selector: Set to "TONE".
If dialing cannot be done, sel to "PULSE".
Confirm use of each line.
Pulse-or-tonedialing capability.
@ insert the batteries (Included).
For further details, see page 21.
@ C.O.L. Selector; Set to "LlL2".
For further details, see page 19.
@ RecallSelector: Set to "E RE" or "T BR".
(dopending on PBX type)
E RE ... for PBX earth recall facility.
T BR ... for PBX timed break register recall
facility.
@ Llne Mode Selectors; Set to "A".
Select each line.
For further details, see
page 19.

Preparation (cont.)
@ Select the Display's contrast.
Choose the best display intensity.
: Low intensity
: Middle intensity Press the Program Button unlil
a beep is heard.
: High intensity
n mums (1
The Display will show
_ - _ _ _ _ _ _ _ .
@ Adjust the time.
The Display will blink when first powered on.
For further details, see page
16.
'DO not use rechargeable (nickel-
3
cadmium) batteries.
They are partially different in shape
and performance and may fail to
ensurethe functionthus may damage
the unit.
programming and speakerphone
(hands-free) operation will not
function.

Manual Dialing an+ci Receiving --., rn
Make sure the Conference button Is released.
When the unit is unused, the LiquidCrystalDisplay will show the present time only.
'f Select the lino. 1 Sslct the line.
,, : lln red Indic,
.c, '*
D (ore). c;u!ckiy .)
Prsnt
2 Liftthe handsel &I. press
The Linelndicatorwill light red.
2 Lift the and talk.
Ll
The Display will show the
DIOI
present time and the length of
time that you speak.
a The Displaywill show the phone
number in order
of pressing the
Dialing button.
For hands-freeope1
cc
.3 SP-
4 When tho other party answers,
PtiONE button instead uf ;)lo i ~arldset.
start talking.
The Display will show the Exatnplo:
present time and the length of
time that you speak.
IM l
Pro11
5 Whenyou finish. hang up
the .
I If you can no! dial in the tone mode,
I If the balisriosare no1installed,
switdi Ihe U~uiirly Mode Seloclor to hands-freeoperalion will riot
tho
"PULSE mode. See "Set to
funclion.
TONE" on page 4.
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If the Mute Indicator lights when speaking, press the 1 button.

Manual Dialing and Receiving (cont)
If the number dialed is busy,
a The Dlsplaywill show "
andthe redialednumber. Also itwill
show the present tlme and the
length of time that you speak.
e Depressing the Redlal bunon
onablas you to redial once.
LINEINDICATOR:
Off ..................... Line is free
Flashing
red
........ Incomingcall arriving
Redon ................. , Line inuse
Greenon .......... Call ison hold
Example:
....... Call inprogress. Line I
a The Line 1 Indicatorwill lightgreen.
Line I isnow onhold.
a You hayhang up the
wa
Example:
........ Call isonhold Line
1
1 . If thehandselIsoff-hook
Do
Pnrr
. If the handsetisonthecradle
lilt the^+^ 0
'Itrl .
Pros / \
Ih greenLine
lndicalcnbullm
I
a Inthe hands-freemode;
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/ the green Line \
2 Start talking.
To releaseaholdusing another
telephone connectedonthe same line:
Liltthe a of the olhir telephone.

Example:
Callinprogress
. . . . . . . Line 1
Newcall" . . . . , , , . , Line 2
Pnrr
HOL 0
Line 1 isnow onhold.
2 0, and make or
Pr0ss
receive anew call.
Example:
Callisonhold . . . . . . , . Line 1
Newcallisinprogress . . . . Lino 2
Line 2 isnow r
e Line 1 isstill L.
Line 1 is returnedintottie conversation.
Line 2 isstillonhold.
3 Whenthe call is finished onLine 2,
Press
Example:
The newcallisterminatedand Call ison hold
. . . . . . . Line 1
the callonhold is returnedinto Newcall
is inprogress . . . . Line 2
the conversation. '
and talk.
Prers
4 To terminate lhe call, hang up.

Automatic' Dialina
SpeedDlallng (20 memory stations):
There are
20 memorystations(for SpeedDialing),eachstationiscapableof storing
16 digits.Eachmemorystationcanbe accessedbydialingtwodigitsonthe dialpad.
One-TouchDialing
(28 memory stations):
There are
14 memorystations (for One Touch Dialing),eachmemory stationbutton
consistsof two functions, they are upperand lowermemorylocations. Eachlocation
'
(Upper+Lower) iscapableof storing 16 digilseach.
BehindPBX
If your extensionisplacedbehind
Be sure the handset ison the cradle,
PBX system, enter the LineAccess
the SP-PHONE button
is off and the No. to gainaccessto an outside line.
batteries are installed
(See page 21.)
Exam~le:
1
,QM until a beep is heard.
-
Press
The Display will show
I* - I,
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2 Storing phone number.
Speed Dialing
For eachstationNo., dial
2 dlgits.
Example:
Press Station no.
(Use Dialingbutton)
*I. auto
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Phone numberscanbestoredinto
memory stations
am to
following the above procedure.
Pre'l stiltion no. Line
(Use Dialingbutton) ~cces5
The Display will show " 3P"
and the phone number.
Or, you may use the MemoryStation
buttoninsleadof the Speeddialing
number.
One-Touch Dlallng
Prsss the Memory Station button
Instead of the dialing buttons and
repeat the above procedure.
After storing all the numbers,
PIIOORIM
Press
Station
bullon \ button
auro
Press the Lower button first for
storing the number in the lower
The Display will show the
present time.
Beforestoring numbers,confirm
that eachtelephone line isset to the
correctdialing mode.
To change
a storednumber:
Follow the procedureof the
"Storing Phone Numbers".
memory station.
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Storing and Dialing
If you notlce an error before prerrlng
the Auto Button:
Ct. (O~Q)
L"Ji I
Press
IR 5.
Prtrr 2 Liftthe .
The new entry isclearedand or
the previousstorage remains
In hands-free mode;
untouched.
Prmr I3 ,m.
2 Repeat steps 2 of "Storing
3 Dialing
Phone Numbers" on page 9.
Speeddialing
If you pressedincorrectstation number
0*1a.
Prerr Slslion no
HI to rzl KQ for speeddialing, press
(UYO n1n11ngbuilon1
the Program button and repeat steps
1 and 2 of "Storino Phone Numbers" E One-Touch Diol~~,:,
:e sure the handset is on the cradle and Press the Lower button first for
ie SP-PHONE butlon is off.
dialing the number in the lower
memory station.
xample:
4 When you finish your
o erase!he numberinmemory station
8121:
conversation, hang up the
r;jl.
or
0 udil a beep is ilesrd.
In hands-free mode; r$, ,,.,.,.,w
PROORAM
Prtrs
bm D.
Presr
I3
Pnrt
Is Even while !Coring, you may receivea
]*El. a,,ro
call by simply lifting the handset.
Slal~rn no.
Programming is then cancelled and
(Use D~allllg ~UIIOI~ ) reprogramming the station must be
G. 0.
done.
PRWRAM
Press

Storili'gl'Bnd Dialing (EMI~.)
Intothe Savebunon before hanging
up
(6.8. ... duringaconvemation).
This number will be saved until
another number Is stored agaln, and
can be redialed any time
by pressing
the Save button.
r This functionIs useful tostorethe
phone numberwhichyou wishto
redlalafter dialing another number.
Slorlng
1 Liftthe & .
or
In hands-free mode;
5
Pnr:
to dial.
3 When the called line is busy or
while having a conversation,
Dlallng
1 Lift the a .
or
In hands-free mode;
While havingaconversation, another
telephonenumbercan
be sloredlnlo
the Memobutton.
So youcandialthis number
by pressing
the Memo button any
time you like.
ThisfunctionIsusefultoStore a
telephone number,which isgivento
you bythe other party.
Storing
1 Whilehavingaconversation,
Dialing
I Lilt the .
or
In hands-freemode;
st. wwr
Prtrr
It youstore the new number intothe
Memobutton, the previouslystored
numberwill beerased.
The phone number will be stored up to
16 digits:
Prart
The phone number will be saved up to
16 digits. - 11 -

Storing and Dialing (co"~.)
:ample:To store intothe upper station.
I sure the handsetisonthe cradle, andthe SP-PHONE buttonisoff.
,.. . ., ., ., . , ...
storing the bst";
Storing the ~emo:? . j .
Dialed Number !. " 4
. . ..
. :, . . ! . ~ialed' Number ..~..,, ,,
)':;' (~~di~l Tr&@fer) : '';,
; . ., .,.;
(Memo 0ial lrarisfer) , . 'S,'ll.j ,I
. . . .
.,. ..
The last number manually dialed
The Memodialnumbercanbestored
can be stored Into e memorystatlon.
into a memory station.
until a beep is heard.
1
PRWRlM
o until a beep is heard.
Pmrr Prars
The Display will show Uie
redialed number.
D o.
Press
PnOORAU
a The Displaywill show the ~emo
dial number.
Upto
30 digitswill bedialedwhen using the radialfunction.
When storing the lastdialed numberor memodialnumber intomemory, the
maximumamount of digitscannot exceed
16 digits.

Storing and Dialing (co,)
The Pause bunon function is needed for
line access or a computer tone.
If youpressthe Pausebutton, youcandial
the phone number without waiting for the
line access or computer tone.
Apause isneeded inmanualdialing
for the purposeof redialing.
To wait for a dialtone
m6A;;EaCfiss % ,
123. ..7
One pause is required
To wait for acomputer lone
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Two pauses are required
Usewhen you do not want your voice to
beheardby the other party.
1 D 1-1,
Prara
The Mute Indicator will light.
2 To resume the conversation,
presi the 1-1 again.
While dialing if you wan1to change
lromthe pulse mode to the tone mode,
the Tone
(C") buttoncanbe used
insleadof ch;rlg,rtg the DialingMode
selector.
When you hang up, 1I1edialing mode
willbeautomaticallyreturnedto pulse
mode.
Any combinationoldialing methodscan
bedone.
Automatic and ManualDialing
Example:
Automatic
memc~ry phone number
station
PulseandTone Dialing
Example:
Pulse Tone
w
phone number phone number
of cornpuler-
accessed service
PluralMemory Stalions
Example:
Station
IDID

Hands-free
Lowerthe sound levelusingthe
You maychoose to use the handset or Volume Controlor speak louder.
,
hands-free. , I'
, ,
Hands-free 3 ands set ~ Absorbing echoes:
~*hb
Useinaroomthat hascurtainsor
Lilt the a .
The SP-PHONEIndicatorlightgoesout.
a The SP-PHONElndlcatorlights.
2 Hang up the
ca.
carpeting.
Note:
If you and the callerspeak at the
same time, partsof your
If you hand up the handset before conversation
will belost.To avoid
pressingthe SP-PHONEbutton, the this, speak alternately.
conversation will be shut off.
f

Use of Secret and Hyphen Buttori Fedtires
You may store secret phone numbers and Hyphens.
The secret phone numbers wlll not
be seen on the Dlsplay when dlallng.
Example:
Phone number 123-4567intothe upper stationand 4567 isthe secret number.'
Be surethe handset I8 onthe cradle and
1 ~ift the a
the SP-PHONE button is off.
The Display will show
" m5m
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The Display will show
;23 - ~r OOPO~ ll.
The last four digits will
shown. not be
0.
AUlO
If you did not store a hyphen, the
The Display will show Display will show
" :23-CY5673 ".
;23~ 00003 ".
8 If a hyphen is not required, do not
.I.".*
press the 0 button at step 2.
The Display will show
" 1Z3LrC1SS73 ".
3~. Pnu
Pressingthe HYPHEN button once
counts as
1 digit.
Pressing the SECRET buttononce
counts as
1 digit.

Adjusting Time
Besurethe handsetison the cradleandthe SP-PHONE buttonIsOH.
I Example: To adjust the Display to
1:58 PM
1 Whenfirst poweredon,
44
:E'-GU" " will blink on the
Display.
2
0 untila beep is heard.
Press
The Display will show
"IllsllPlil n
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3 D ,=, .
Pnss
The Display will show
It
"% n, -
UU -uu
4 Select "AM" or "PM".
To select the "PM",
I3 to alternatebetween
-
Pren "AM " and "PM"
The Display will show
" - "
nn-nn -
**UU UU
5 Adjust the time using the
dialing buttons.
m
U (TI+[Tj+Fl.
Press
The Display will show
" ,I
..=:-ss -
6 After adjusting the time.
If an error is found during adjustment.
press the Dialing button from the
beginningof the 4-digitsto correctthe
time.
Example:
Time on the Display is 10:49 AM but the
correct time is
630 AM.
~~;;1l+ll3)0j.
Pnss
um n
The Display will shav - .
I If your adjustedtime isnot valid
(EX. 1 g-65);
Whenyou pressthe "AUTO" button,
the mode will stay in the Program
mode.
The Display will show
" -
-----*---- .
-
0 within 60 seconds
Pros8
4uro
from pressing the last button.
The Display will show
I,
: - 58".
,.The"AUTO" button must be ,
pressed according to the time
signal to set the seconds.
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Repeatsteps 3 to 6 onthe leftside.
approximately
f 45 secondsamonthat

Setting Alarm
An Alarm sound will beheardat the time programmed.
Thisfunctionisusefulto keep the appointment.
If you set the "Alarm" function, the unitwillinformyou of the reservedtime with an
alarmsound everyday.
Example:
To set the Display to 11:OO AM.
'The Display will show
'8 tb
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a The Display will sllow the previously set time.
If the Alarm time has not been entered,
11 lmmm
the Display will show a.g3,53
I,
a TOchange alternatelybetween"AM"and "PM",
Pro81
3 Set the time using the dialing buttons.
$8 EiUE3n
The Display will show
, ,-
1, 35'
4 Select the "ALARMn on or off by pressing the c1 * IoN6 button.
ALARM ON : The Display will show
.
a ALARM OFF : The Display will not show an Alarm mode.
5
After setting the time, press the 0 button within 60 seconds from
pressing the last button.
AUlO
a The Display will show the present time and "
".
The Alarm Sound will be heardduring 1 minute.
If you want to stop the Alarm Sound within 1 minute, press the "MUTE" bution.
If your setting time is not valid (Ex. 11-80);
When you press the "AUTO bulton, the mode will stay in the "PROGRAM"
mode.
Repeat steps
2 to 5 above.
To cancel Alarm mode:
4
~ep'eatsteps 1,2,4 and 5 above.
will goout.
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Liquid Crystal Display
DISPLAY TYPE
" " 12-CU " isflashing.
Am I 1,
I I 3E
lzmim
~~nn nn
uu-uu
.- 3-22 2 :S - 32
mmm
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lm!m
rn
Em
I
7
-
-
-
AM
PM
r
I-
n
I-
ra0ao-J
L
WHEN THE DISPLAY SHOWS
<.' 'r, , 'a
. .,
r.,:L
If youdid not adjust the time.
Whenthe unit isnot inuse.
" am : :-30 " indicatesthe presenttime.
When you press
0
and d .
-
While you are inconversation.
" 3 :S-33 " indicatesthat the lengthof time that you
have spokenisabout
15 minutes 30 seconds.
When you press
0
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When you press .*..
Whenyou store or dialapl~onenumberusingthe Memo
Dialfeature.
Whenyou rediala phonenumber usingthe redial
feature.
While in the alarm mode.
When you rediala phone number usingthe Saved
NumberFiedialfeature.
'
When you press except for the clock adjusting
mode.
8-
When you press except for the clock adjusting
mode.
When you press duringdisplaying
"PM" while in
the clock adjusting mode.
When youpress
[lff_3 duringdisplaylng "AM" while in
the clock adjustlng mode.
When you press
0 during programming. (TBR only)
When you press
a .
U'W
I
Whenyou dialasecret phone number.

Selection sf Central Office Line
(C.0.L) Selector
sl When you use as 2-Line telephone;
Connect one line to "Ll" and the other line to "L2".
5 When you useas single cine telephone;
Connect to "Ll" and set the Selector lo
"Ll".
Otherwisethe Line Indicatoron line 2 will stay litcontinuously
and consume banety power.
Selection of Line Mode Selectors
..
Usually-"A"position
"B" positionisfor PBX system (Low Volt).
If the line indicator remainsonwhen you connect the
unittothe telephoneline and placethe handsetin
the crddle (on-hookcondition),switchthe selector
to
"8" from "A".
LINE MODE
A. .B A. .B
If the line indicatordoesnot light when lifting the
handsetof another telephone connectedon the
same line, confirmwhether theselector isset to
"A"
or not. If itisset to "B", switchto "A".
Select the proper positiononeachline.
When usingtwo telephonelines, avoidcombining anormaltelephonelineand
a low voltage linesuchas a
PBX system.
Example;
Connectionto two normaltelephone lines is O.K.
Connectionto two low voltage linessuch as a PBX system is O.K.
Connectone line to anormaltelephone line and the other line to alow voltage
linesuchas
a PBX systemshouldbeavoided.