Panasonic KX-TC1723B Operating and installation instructions

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panel layout for the product listed below.
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Model Number KX-TC1723B
900MHz Digital Cordless Phone Pulse- or -tone dialing capability Caller ID Compatible
Handset
With the handset facing you, the antenna is at the top right. Immediately below the earpiece is the display. Just at the
back of the display is the speakerphone speaker. Below the display are small buttons in a row: on the left is Line 1
button; on the center Line 2 button; on the right Conference button. In the center below the display is the oval
Navigator key, which can be pressed left, right, up, and down. Pressing it to the left sometimes means "Channel
Selection". Pressing it to the right sometimes means "Edit".
To the left of the Navigator key is the Talk Button. Below it is the Speakerphone button. To the right of the
Navigator key is the Off button. Below it is the Hold or Clear button. Below these buttons is the standard touchtone
keypad. The "star" key is also the Tone button. Below the keypad on the left is the Flash, Call Wait or Voice Mail
button; on the right is the Redial, Pause or Function button. Between these buttons toward the lower part is the
microphone. At the very bottom of the handset are the charge contacts. The handset jack is on the left side of the
handset, with a rubber cover.
Base unit
With the base unit facing you, the antenna should be straight up on the right side, toward the back of the unit.
To the right below the antenna, are three indicators: on the left In Use, Charge or Hold indicator; on the center Caller

ID indicator; on the right Voice Mail indicator.
Moving toward the lower right of the unit is the Handset Locator button.
Moving toward the left of the unit is a cradle for charging the handset facing up or down.