Panasonic KX-TCD505HKM User manual

ORDERNO. KM40310260C3
TelephoneEquipment
KX-TCD505HKM/ KX-TCA151EM
Digital Cordless Phone
MetallicGreyVersion
(forHong Kong)
SPECIFICATIONS
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2003 PanasonicCommunicationsCo., Ltd. All rights reserved.
Unauthorizedcopying and distribution isaviolation oflaw.
1. ABOUTLEADFREE SOLDER (PbF:Pbfree)
Note:
Intheinformation below, Pb, thesymbol for leadintheperiodictableofelements, will referto
standard solderor solderthatcontainslead.
Wewill use PbF solderwhendiscussing theleadfree solderusedinour manufacturing process
whichismadefrom Tin(Sn), Silver(Ag), and Copper(Cu).
Thismodel, and otherslike it, manufacturedusing leadfree solderwill have PbF stampedon the
PCB. For service and repairworkwesuggestusing thesametypeofsolderalthough, withsome
precautions, standard Pbsoldercanalsobeused.
Caution
-PbF solderhas amelting pointthat is50°F~70°F(30°C~40°C)
higherthanPbsolder. Please use asoldering iron with
temperaturecontrol and adjust itto700°F±20°F(370°C±10°C). In
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case ofusing high temperaturesoldering iron, please becareful
nottoheat too long.
-PbF solderwill tend tosplashifitisheatedmuchhigherthanits
melting point, approximately1100°F(600°C).
-Ifyou must use Pbsolderon aPCB manufacturedusing PbF
solder, removeas muchoftheoriginal PbF solderas possibleand
besurethat anyremaining ismeltedpriortoapplying thePb
solder.
-Whenapplying PbF soldertodoublelayeredboards, please check
thecomponentsideforexcess whichmayflow ontotheopposite
side(See thefigurebelow).
1.1. SuggestedPbF Solder
Thereareseveral types ofPbF solderavailablecommercially. Whilethisproductismanufactured
using Tin, Silver, and Copper
(Sn+Ag+Cu), you canalsouse Tinand Copper(Sn+Cu)or Tin, Zinc, and Bismuth(Sn+Zn+Bi).
Please check themanufac
turer’sspecificinstructionsfor themelting pointsoftheirproductsand anyprecautionsfor
using theirproductwithother
materials.
Thefollowing leadfree (PbF)solderwiresizes arerecommendedfor service ofthisproduct:
0.3mm, 0.6mm and 1.0mm.
1.2. How torecognizethat PbFree solderisused
1.2.1. Base UnitPCB
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(ComponentView)
(FlowSolderSideView)
Note:
Thelocation ofthe“PbF“markissubjecttochangewithoutnotice.
1.2.2. Handset PCB
(ComponentView)
(FlowSolderSideView)
Note:
Thelocation ofthe“PbF“markissubjecttochangewithoutnotice.
1.2.3. ChargerUnitPCB
Note:
Thelocation ofthe“PbF“markissubjecttochangewithoutnotice.
2. FORSERVICE TECHNICIANS
ICsand LSIsarevulnerabletostaticelectricity.
Whenrepairing, thefollowing precautionswill helppreventrecurring malfunctions.
1. Covertheplasticparts boxes withaluminumfoil.
2. Ground thesoldering irons.
3. Use aconductivemat on theworktable.
4. DonottouchICorLSI pinswithbarefingers.
3. CAUTION
Dangerofexplosion ifbatteryisincorrectlyreplaced. Replace onlywiththesameor equivalent
typerecommendencedbythemanufacturer.
Dispose ofusedbatteries according tothemanufacture’sInstructions.
4. BATTERY
4.1. BatteryInstallation
Please ensurethebatteries areinsertedas shown. partshouldbeinsertedfirst.
Close thecoveras indicatedbythearrow.
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-Whenyou replace thebatteries, partshouldberemovedfirst.
4.2. BatteryCharge
Atthetimeofshipment, thebatteries arenotcharged. Tocharge, place thehandseton thebase
unit.
Please chargethebatteries for about7hoursbeforeinitial use. During charging, thechargeLED
will lightas shownbelow.
Thehandsetwhichpowerisoff will beturnedon automaticallywhenitisplacedon thebase unit.
Thehandsetwill notoperatewhileitison thebase unit.
Ifyou do notrechargethehandsetbatteryfor morethan15 minutes, thedisplay will flash
whenthehandsetisliftedoff thebase unit.
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Notefor Service:
-Thebatterystrengthmaynotbeindicatedcorrectlyifthebatteryis
disconnectedand connectedagain, evenafteritisfullycharged.
Inthat case, byrecharging thebatteryas mentionedabove, you
will get acorrect indication ofthebatterystrength.
-Confirmation ofAntennaPict ( ) indication:
IfAntennaPict isindicated, chargetimeisabout7hours.
However, ifAntennaPict isflashing, chargetimebecomes long.
4.3. BatteryInformation
Afteryour Panasonicbatteryisfullycharged:
Ni-MHBatteries (typical 700 mAh)
Operation Operating Time
Whileinuse (TALK) 10 hrsapprox.
Whilenotinuse (Standby) 120 hrsapprox.
Ni-CdBatteries (typical 250 mAh)
Operation Operating Time
Whileinuse (TALK) 4hrsapprox.
Whilenotinuse (Standby) 40 hrsapprox.
-Times indicatedareforpeak performance.
-Thebatteryoperating timemaybeshorteneddepending on usage
conditionsand ambienttemperature.
-Cleanthechargecontacts ofthehandset and thebase unitwitha
soft, drycloth. Cleaniftheunitissubject togrease, dust orhigh
humidity.
Otherwise thebatterymaynotchargeproperly.
-Thebatteries cannotbeoverchargedunless theyarerepeatedly
removedand replaced. Formaximumbatterylife, itis
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recommendedthat thehandset notberechargeduntil thebattery
icon flashes .
4.4. Replacing theBatteries
Ifthe icon flashes afterafewtelephonecallsevenwhenthehandsetbatteries have
beenfullycharged, bothbatteries mustbereplaced.
-Chargenew batteries forapproximately7hoursbeforeinitial use.
(Thetelephonelinecordmust notbeconnectedtothetelephone
socket at thistime).
Whenreplacing thebatteries, ensurethat thecorrect batterytype
isselected.
-Whenreplacing thebatteries, besuretoset up thebatterytype
evenifyou install thesametypeofbatteries toinitialise battery
remaining memoryofyourhandset.
-Thefactorypreset is .
-To exittheoperation, press anytime.
-Donotuse non-rechargeablebatteries. Ifnon-rechargeable
batteries arefittedand startcharging, itmaycause theleakageof
thebatteryelectrolyte.
-Press thenotchon thecoverfirmlyand slideitas indicatedbythe
arrow. Replace bothbatteries and close thecoverthenchargethe
handset forabout7hours.
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Please use PanasonicAAA typerechargeablebatteries.
Notefor Service:
-WhenNi-Cdbatteies arefittedwiththe
setting in ,
icon mightdisappearand stop charging evenifthe
handset ison thecradleforavoiding overcharge.
5. LOCATIONOFCONTROLS
5.1. Base Unit
5.2. Handset
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6. SETTINGS
Location:
-Formaximumdistance and noise-free operation, place yourbase
unit:
-Awayfromelectrical appliances suchas TVs, radios, personal
computersorotherphones.
-Inaconvenient, high, and central location.
6.1. Connection
6.1.1. Base Unit
Plug intheACadaptor and thetelephonelinecord inorder1, 2, 3, 4.
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TheACadaptor mustremainconnectedatall times (Itisnormal for theadaptor tofeel warm
during use).
-Neverinstall telephonewiring during alightning storm.
-USE ONLYWITHPanasonicACADAPTORPQLV19EZ.
-Theunitwill notworkduring apowerfailure. werecommend you
connect astandardtelephoneon thesameline
forpowerprotection.
6.1.2. ChargerUnit
TheACadaptor mustremainconnectedatall times (Itisnormal for theadaptor tofeel warm
during use).
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6.1.3. Optional Headset
Plugging anoptional headsetintothehandsetallowshands-free phoneconversations. Please
use onlythePanasonicKX-TCA89EX headset. Whileusing theheadset, speakerphoneisnot
available. Toswitchtospeakerphone, disconnecttheheadset.
Connecting theoptional headsettothehandset
Opentheheadsetjack cover, and connecttheoptional headsettotheheadsetjack as shown.
6.2. SymbolsUsedinThisService Manual
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6.3. SettingsMenu Chart
6.3.1. Base Unit
6.3.2. Handset
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6.4. PINCode
6.4.1. Base Unit
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-To exittheoperation, press anytime.
For Service Hint:
*:Ifthecurrent4-digitBase UnitPINisforgotten, followtheprocedures below.
1. IfBase Unitand Handset arenotlinkedwith, first, follow thesteps
in Handset Registration to a Base Unit ().
2. Follow thestepsabovein Base Unit () ofPINCode. Atstep3, enter
, and you will abletoenternew
Base UnitPIN.
6.4.2. Handset
-To exittheoperation, press anytime.
For Service Hint:
*:Ifthecurrent4-digitPINisforgotten, press and
you will beabletoenternewHandsetPIN.
Thispassword isuseful whetherBase Unitand Handsetarelinkedwithor not.
6.5. Reset
6.5.1. Base Unit
You canresetall ofthebase unitsettingstotheirinitial settings.
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-To exittheoperation, press anytime.
Base UnitInitial Settings
Function Initial Setting Remarks (
selectable
options)
Dial Mode Tone Tone/ Pulse
Recall Time Type2(400 ms) Type1(700 ms)/
Type
2
(
400
ms)/ Type3(80 ms)
Pause Time Short(3seconds) 3 seconds/ 5seconds
Emergency Call Number 999 -
Call RestrictedHandset(s) DeleteAll -
Call Restriction Number(s) DeleteAll -
4-DigitBase UnitPIN 0000 -
Base UnitRingerVolume Medium High / Medium / Low/
OFF
SMS MessageCentre1 24414592 -
CallerIDList DeleteAll -
SMS MessageLists DeleteAll -
SMS PBX LineAccess Number
SupportON/OFF OFF ON/ OFF
SMS PBX LineAccess Number DeleteAll -
SMS Feature ON -
Terminal No. 1 1to9
PublicKey DeleteAll -
Date/Time 31-12-03/00:00 -
6.5.2. Handset
You canresetall ofthehandsetsettingstotheirinitial settings.
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-To exittheoperation, press anytime.
Notefor service:
Asfor PINcode, referto PIN Code ()
HandsetInitial Settings
Function Initial Setting Remarks (selectable
options)
MemoAlarm Mode OFF OFF / Once / Daily
Alarm Time Delete -
HandsetRingerVolume 61to6
HandsetExternal RingerPattern 1 1to15
HandsetInternal RingerPattern 1 1to15
HandsetPaging TonePattern 1 1to15
HandsetPrivateRingerPattern 1 1to15
HandsetAlarm TonePattern 1 1to15
Key Tone ON ON/ OFF
StandbyModeDisplay HandsetName Base Number/
Handset
Name
OFF
TalkModeDisplay TalkTime TalkTime/ Charge/
Phone
Number
Display Language English 19 languages
Call BarMode OFF ON/ OFF
DirectCall Mode OFF ON/ OFF
DirectCall Number Delete -
4-DigitHandsetPIN 0000 -
AutoTalk OFF ON/ OFF
SelectBase AutomaticBase UnitSelection Auto/ Base 1
Redial Memory DeleteAll -
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HandsetReceiverVolume Medium Low/ Medium / High
Walkie-TalkieSetting Group Common / Group
SMS TextInputMode
LetterWise LetterWise /
Normal
/
Greek / Extended/
Numeric
LetterWise Language
English -
PhonebookList Remain -
LEDColour ofPrivateCategory Green Green/ Orange/ Red
BatteryType Ni-MH Ni-MH/ Ni-Cd
6.6. KeyLock
Notefor Service:
Thekey lock iscancelledifthehandsetisturnedoff.
6.7. Recall Feature
Cross Reference:
Selecting the Dialling Mode (Tone/Pulse) ()
6.8. Dialling Pause forPBXline/long distance service users
Adialling pause isusedwhenapause inthedialling ofthephonenumberisnecessaryusing a
PBX or accessing along distance service.
For example, when0(lineaccess number)isdialledfollowedbyapause toaccess anoutside
linethrough aPBX:
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-Entering apause prevents misdialling whenyou redial ordial a
storednumber.
-Pressing RIGHTSOFT KEY(Pause) morethanonce increases the
lengthofthepause betweennumbers.
6.9. Call Restriction
You canrestrictselectedhandset(s)from dialling selectedphonenumbers. You canassign up to
6call restriction numbers(up to8digits). Ifyou dial arestrictednumber, thecall does not
connectand therestrictednumberflashes.
Note:
Whenyou putafirstdigiton step9, itmustoverwritethecurrentdisplayednumbers. We
recommend you towritedowntherestrictedphonenumberyou entered.
-To exittheoperation, press anytime.
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6.10. Call BAROn/Off (Call Prohibition On/Off)
WhenthisfeatureissettoON, outgoing callscannotbemade. Intercom callsand callsto
numbersassignedas emergency numberscanbemade.
-To exittheoperation, press anytime.
-WhiletheCall Barmodeisturnedon, “ “isdisplayed.
Notefor service:
Asfor PINcode, referto PIN Code ()
6.11. Selecting theDisplayLanguage
You canselectoneof19 languages. ThefactorypresetisEnglish.
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