Rca 1113 User manual

Call Waiting

/

Caller

ID

Speakerphone

User’s Guide

P

l

e

a

s

e

r

e

a

d

t

h

i

s

manual before

operating

product for the first time.

Visit

the

RCA

web

siteat

www

.r

ca4phones.com

Model

1113

2

Equipment

Appr

ov

al

Information

Your

telephone

equipment is

approved

for

connection

to the

Public

S

wi

t

c

h

ed

Telephone

Network and is in compliance with parts 15 and

68

,

FCC

R

u

l

e

s

and

R

e

gu

l

a

t

io

n

s

and the

T

e

c

hn

ic

a

l

R

e

qu

i

r

e

m

e

n

t

s

for

Telephone

T

e

rm

i

na

l

Equipment published

by

A

CT

A

.

1 Notification to the Local

T

elephone

Company

On the bottom of this equipment is a label

i

nd

ic

a

t

i

ng

,

among other

i

n

f

o

rm

a

t

io

n

,

the

US

number and

Ringer

E

qu

iv

a

l

e

n

c

e

Number

(

R

E

N

)

f

o

r

the

e

qu

i

p

m

e

n

t

.

You must

,

upon r

e

qu

e

s

t

,

provide this information to

y

o

u

r

telephone

company.

The REN

is useful in determining the number of

devices

you may connect

to your telephoneline and still have all of these

devices

ring when

y

o

u

r

telephone

number is

c

a

ll

e

d

.

In most

(

bu

t

not

a

ll

)

a

r

e

a

s

,

the sum of the

R

E

N

s

of all

devices connected

to one line

should

not

exceed

5.

To

be certain of the

number of

devices

you may connect to your line as

determined

by the

R

E

N

,

you

should

contact your

local telephone

company.

A plug and jack used to connect this equipment to the

premises

wiring

and

telephone

network must comply with the applicable

FCC

Part

68 rules

and

requirements

adopted by the

ACTA.

A compliant

telephone

cord and

modular plug is

provided

with this

pr

o

duct

.It is

designed

to be

connected

to a

compatible

modular jack that is

also

compliant

.

See installation instructions

for details.

Not

es

This

equipment may not be used on coin

service

provided by the telephone

company.

P

ar

ty

lines

are subject to state tariffs, and

therefore,

you may not be able to

use

your own

telephone equipment

if you are on a party

line. Check

with your

local telephone

company.

N

o

t

i

c

e m

u

s

t

b

e

g

i

v

e

n

t

o

t

h

e

t

e

l

e

p

h

o

n

e

c

o

m

p

a

n

y

u

p

o

n

p

e

rm

a

n

e

n

t

disconnection

of your

telephone

from your line.

If your

home has specially

wiredalarm

equipment connected

to the telephone

li

n

e

,

ensurethe installation of this product does not disable your alarm

e

qu

i

p

m

e

n

t

.If you have

questions

about what will

disable

alarm

e

qu

i

p

m

e

n

t

,

consult your

telephone company

or a qualified installer

.

US

Number is located on the cabinet

bott

om.

REN

Number is located on the cabinet

bott

om.

3

2 Rights of the

T

elephone

Company

S

h

o

u

l

d

your equipment cause trouble on your line which may harm the

telephone

n

e

t

w

o

r

k

,

the

telephone

company

s

ha

ll

,

where

p

r

a

c

t

ic

ab

l

e

,

n

o

t

i

f

y

you that temporary

discontinuance

of

service

may be r

e

qu

i

r

e

d

.

Where

prior notice is not practicable and the

circumstances

warrant such

a

c

t

io

n

,

the

telephone

company may temporarily

discontinue service i

mm

e

d

i

a

t

e

l

y

.

In case of such temporary

d

i

s

co

n

t

i

nuan

c

e

,

t

he

telephone

company m

u

s

t

:

(

1

)

promptly notify you of such temporary

d

i

s

co

n

t

i

nuan

c

e

;

(

2

)

afford you the

opportunity to correct the

situation;

and

(3)

inform you of your right to bring a

complaint to the

Commission pursuant

to

procedures

set forth in

S

ubpar

t

E

of

Part 68,

FCC Rules

and

R

egulations.

The telephone company

may make

changes

in its

communications

f

a

cili

t

i

e

s

,

e

qu

i

p

m

e

n

t

,

operations or

procedures

where such action is required in the

operation

of its

business

and not

inconsistent

with

FCC Rules

and

R

egulations.

If these changes are expected to affect the use or performance of

y

o

u

r

telephone

e

qu

i

p

m

e

n

t

,

the telephone company must give you adequate

notice,

in

writing,

to allowyou to maintain

uninterrupted

service.

Int

erfer

ence

Information

This device complies

with

Part

15 of the

FCC Rules.

Operation

is

subject

to the

following two

conditions:

(1) This device

may not

cause

harmful interference-;

and

(

2

)

This

device must accept any interference r

e

c

e

iv

e

d

,

including

interference

that may

cause undesired

operation.

This

equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a

Class

B digital

d

e

vic

e

,

pursuant to

Part

15 of the

FCC

R

u

l

e

s

.

These

limits are

designed

to provide

reasonable

protection against harmful

interference

in a

residential

installation.

This

equipment

g

e

n

e

r

a

t

e

s

,

u

s

e

s

,

and can radiate radio frequency energy

and

,

if not installed and used in accordance with the

i

n

s

t

r

u

c

t

io

n

s

,

m

a

y

cause harmful

interference

to radio

co

mm

un

ic

a

t

io

n

s

.

H

o

w

e

v

e

r

,

there is no

guarantee that

interference

will not occur in a particular

i

n

s

t

a

ll

a

t

io

n

.

P

r

iv

a

c

y

of

Communications

may not be

ensuredwhen using

this

product

.

If this equipment does cause harmful interferenceto radio or television

reception,

which can be

determined

by turning the

equipment

off and

on,

the

user is

encouraged

to try to correct the

interference

by one or more of the

following

measures:

•

R

eorient

or

relocate

the

receiving

antenna(that

is,

the antennafor radioor

television

that

is “receiving”

theinterference).

4

•

R

e

o

r

i

e

n

t

o

r r

e

l

o

c

a

t

e

a

n

d

i

n

c

r

e

a

s

e

t

h

e

s

e

p

a

r

a

t

i

o

n

b

e

t

w

e

n

t

h

e

telecommunications equipment

and

receiving

antenna.

•

Connect

the

telecommunications

equipment into an outlet on a circuit

different

from that to whichthe

receiving antenna is

connected.

If

these measures

do not

eliminate

the

i

n

t

e

r

f

e

r

e

n

c

e

,

please consult

your dealer

or an

experienced radio/television technician

for additional

suggestions. Also

,

the

Federal Communications Commission

has prepared a helpful

b

oo

k

l

e

t

,

“How

To

Identify and

Resolve Radio/TV Interference Problems.”This booklet

is

a

v

a

il

a

b

l

e

from the

U.S.

Government Printing

Office, W

a

s

h

i

ng

t

o

n

,

D.C.

20402

.

Please specify stock number

004-000-00345-4

when ordering

copies.

Notice:

The changes

or modificationsnot

expressly

approvedby the

pa

r

t

y

responsible

for compliance could void the

user's

authority to operate the

equipment

.

Hearing Aid Compatibility

(HA

C

)

This

telephone system meets

FCC

standards

for

Hearing Aid

Compatibility.

FCC

RF

Radiation

Exposur

e

S

tat

ement

This equipment complies

with

FCC RF

radiation

exposure

limitssetforth for an

uncontrolled

e

n

vi

r

o

n

m

e

n

t

. This equipment

should be

installed

and operated

w

i

t

h

a

m

i

n

i

m

u

m

d

i

st

a

nc

e

of 20

c

e

n

t

i

m

ete

r

s

between

the r

a

d

i

a

t

o

r and your

body. This

transmitter must not be co-locatedor

operated

in

conjunction

with

any other

antenna

or

transmitter

.

5

T

able

of

Cont

ents

Equipment Approval

Information.......

2

Interference

Information.........................

3

Hearing AidCompatibility

(HA

C).........

4

FCC RF

Radiation

Exposure

S

tatement…

…….........................................

4

Intr

oduction................................................

6

Before You

Begin......................................

6

Telephone Jack

R

equir

ements............

6

Important

Installation

Information....

7

Base

Layout

................................................

8

Installing

and

Replacing

the

Batteries.......................................................

9

Installing

the

Phone.................................

9

Connecting

the

Handset

……................

9

Connecting

the

Telephone Line…...1

0

Wall

Mounting.........................................1

0

Attaching

the

Wall

Mounting

Pedestal.....................................................1

0

Receiving

a

Phone

Call........................1

1

Making

a

Phone

Call.............................1

1

V

olume.......................................................1

1

Adjusting

the

Handset

R

eceiv

er

V

olume.......................................................1

1

Adjusting

theSpeakerphone

V

olume.......................................................1

1

R

edial...........................................................1

1

Mute............................................................1

2

Flash............................................................1

2

T

emporary

T

one

Dialing.....................1

2

Speakerphone

Basics..........................1

2

Location....................................................1

2

Speakerphone

Use...............................1

3

Caller

ID (CID)

Featur

es........................1

3

CID

Summary

Scr

een...........................1

3

Receiving

and Storing

CID

Calls……1

4

Reviewing

CID R

ecor

ds.......................1

4

Deleting

CID R

ecor

ds...........................1

4

Dialing Back

..............................................1

4

Setting Up the Caller

ID

Menu............1

5

Display

Language..................................1

6

Contrast

.....................................................1

6

Local Area

Code……..............................1

6

Dialing

Mode............................................1

6

Memor

y......................................................1

7

S

toring

a

Name

and

Number in

Memor

y.....................................................1

7

Changing

a

S

tor

ed

Number

..............1

8

Erasing

a

S

tor

ed

Number

..................1

8

Copying Caller

ID

Memories to User

Memor

y.....................................................1

8

S

toring

a

Redial Number

to

Memor

y....................................................1

8

Dialing

a Number Stored in

Memory While On-hook

...................1

9

Dialing

a Number Stored in

Memor

y....................................................1

9

Cascade

Dialing....................................1

9

S

toring

a

Pause

in

Memor

y..............1

9

Pr

e-Dialing..............................................2

0

Caller

ID

Display

Messages.................2

0

Troubleshooting

Tips...........................2

0

General Product Car

e.........................2

1

Warranty

Assistance...........................2

1

Limited

W

arranty..................................2

2

6

Industry Canada

(I.C.)

Notice

This

product meets the applicable Industry Canada technical specifications.

Le

présentmateriel est conforme aux

specifications techniques

app

lic

ab

l

e

s

d'Industrie

Canada.”

The Ringer

E

qu

iv

a

l

e

n

c

e

Numberis an indication of the maximum number of

terminals allowed to be

connected

to a

telephone i

n

t

e

r

f

a

c

e

.

The

termination

on an

interface

may

consist

of any

combination

of

devices subject

only to the

requirement

that the

sum

of the

Ringer

E

qu

iv

a

l

e

n

c

e

Numbers

of all thedevices

does not exceed five.

L'indice d'équivalence

de la

sonnerie

(IES)

sert à indiquerle nombremaximal

de terminaux qui peuvent être

raccordés

à une interface

t

é

l

é

ph

o

n

i

qu

e

.

L

a

terminaison

d'une interface peut

consister

en une

combinaison

quelconque

de

dispositifs,

à la

seule

condition que la

somme d'indices d'équivalence

de la

sonnerie

detous

les dispositifs n'excède pas

5.''

This

Class

B

digital

apparatus

complies with Canadian ICES-003.

Cet

a

pp

a

r

e

il

nu

m

é

r

i

qu

e

de

l

a

c

l

a

sse

B est conforme à

l

a

norme

NMB-003

du

Canada.

IMPORTANT SAFETY

INSTRUCTIONS

When using your telephone

e

qu

i

p

m

e

n

t

,

basic safety precautions should

always be followed to reduce the risk of

f

i

r

e

,

electric shock and injury

t

o

p

e

r

s

o

n

s

,

i

nc

l

ud

i

ng

the

f

o

ll

o

w

i

ng

:

1

.

Do not use

t

h

i

s

product near water

,

f

o

r

e

x

a

m

p

l

e

,

near a bath

t

ub

,

wash

b

o

w

l

,

kitchen sink, laundry

t

ub

,

in a wet

basement,

or near a swimming

p

ool

.

2

.

Avoid

using a

telephone

(

o

t

h

e

r than

a

cordless

t

y

p

e

)

during an electrical

s

t

o

rm

.

There

may be a remote risk of

electric shock from lightning. 3. Do not use the

telephone

to report a gas leak

inthevicinityof the

leak

.

Intr

oduction

CAUTION:

When using telephone equipment, there are

basic

safety instructions that should always be followed.

Refer

to

the

IMPORTANT SAFETY

I

N

S

T

R

U

C

T

I

O

N

S

provided with

t

h

i

s

product and save them for future

r

efer

ence.

Short Glossary of

T

erminology

Used in this Manual

Hook switch.

The

part of the phone that pops up to activate the phone line

when

the

handset is

liftedfrom thebase.

Off-hook. A term used to

describe

the phone in its active mode when the

handset is

off of the

base cradle

or

when

the

speaker

button

is

pressed.

On-hook

.

A

term

used

to

describe

the

phone

inan

inactive

mode.

7

Befor

e

Y

ou

Begin

Parts

Checklist

Make sure

your

package includes

the

following

items:

Base

Handset

cord 2-wiretelephone

line

cord

Handset

Desk

top

pedestal

T

elephone

Jack

R

equir

ements

To use

this

phone,

you

need

an

RJ11C

type modular

telephone

j

a

c

k

,

which

might look like the one

pictured

h

e

r

e

,

installed in your

h

o

m

e

.

If you don’t

have

a

modular

j

a

c

k

,

call your

local phone

company

to find out how to get one installed.

Modular

telephone

line

jack

Wall

plate

Impor

tant

Installation

Information

CAUTION:

Disconnect the phone cord from

the

wall outlet before installing

or

replacing the

batteries.

•

Neverinstall telephone

wiringduringa

lightning

storm.

•

Never

touch

uninsulated telephone wires

or

t

e

rm

i

na

l

s

,

unless

thetelephone

line has been disconnected

at the

network

interface.

•

Use

caution

when installing

ormodifying

telephone

lines.

•

Never install

telephone

jacks in wet locations unless the jack is specifically

designed

for wet locations.

•

T

e

m

p

o

r

a

r

il

y

disconnect

any equipment

connected

to the

ph

o

n

e

,

such as

faxes,

other

phones,

or modems.

Base

Layout

display memory

store

buttons

review



or





buttons

mute

button

speak

er

button

VOL

(+/-)

buttons

ringer

volume

switch

delete

button

menu

button

stor

e

button

r

edial/

pause

button *tone

button

flash/

exitbutton

#

button

dial

button

Installing

and

R

eplacing

the

Batt

eries

Y

our

Caller

ID

phone uses 4

AA-size

alkaline

batteries

for receiving and

storing

C

a

ll

e

r

ID

records and for

st

o

r

i

ng

the numbers you use for memory dialing

,

pulse dialing,

andredial.

I

M

PO

R

T

A

N

T

:

Y

o

u will have approximately 90 seconds to

r

e

p

l

a

c

e

the batteries before the memories stored are lost. Please read

t

h

e

instructions before replacing

the

batteries

and have the

b

a

tt

e

r

i

e

s

ready to be inserted befor

ehand.

IMP

OR

T

ANT

:

If

you are not going to use the telephone for more

than

30 days, remove the batteries because they may leak and

damage

the unit.

1

.

If the

telephone line

cordis

connected, disconnect

it from

the

base unit

.

2

.

Release

latch on batter

y

compartments

and

r

emov

e

cover

.

3

.

Insert 4

AA-size

alkaline

batteries as shown

onthe

diagram

inthebatter

y

compartments.

4

.

Snap

the battery compartment

d

o

rs

b

a

c

k

i

n

t

o

p

l

a

c

e

a

n

d

replace

themounting

bracket

.

5

.

If the

line

cord

was previously connected,

re-attach it to the unit andcheck

your memorylocations.

N

O

TE

:

If

the low battery icon appears in the display, you need

to

replace the batteries.

I

t

is important that you replace the b

a

tt

e

ri

es

as soon as possible inorder to maintain

Caller ID

operation.

Installing

the

Phone

Your phone should

be

placed

on a

level surface, such as

a

desk

or table top

,

or

you can mount it on a w

a

ll

.

A wall mounting

pedestal

is

packaged

with

y

o

u

r

phone.

Connecting

the

Handset

1

.

Connect one end

of the

coiled handset

cordto the

jack

onthe

handset

.

2

.

Plug

theother

end

of the

coiled handset

cordto the

jack

onthe base.

3

.

Place

the

handset

inthecradle.

Connecting the

T

elephone

Line

1

.

Connect

one end of the straight

telephone

line cord to the jack on the

back

of thebase.

2

.

Connect

theother

end

to a wall

phone jack

.

3

.

S

e

t

the ringer volume switch located at the back of the base to the

desired

loudness.

OFF

-

Telephone

will not

ring.

LO

-

Sound

will be

low

est

.

HI

-

Sound

will be

loudest

.

N

O

TE

:

T

h

e

unit is properly installed if you pick up the handset and

hear the dial tone. Otherwise, recheck all installation

st

eps.

Wall

Mounting

Your speakerphone can

also

be

mounted

ona wall plate

(not

included).

NOTE:

To

prevent the handset from falling out of the cradle while

the

phone is hanging on the wall, you must rotate the handset hook

180

°

(located on the base). (See diagram below)

To

detach the desktop

pedestal:

Attaching

the

Wall Mounting

P

edestal

1

.

Rotate the hook 180°.

(R

efer

to

Dia.

1A)

2

.

Turn

the phoneoversothat the bottom of the

base

is facing

up

.

180 °

(Dia.1A)

3

.

Plug one end

of straight

telephone line

cord

intothe

jack

onthe bottom of thebase.

4

.

Feed

the

line

code

thr

ough

the

gr

oov

e

and

plug the end into the modular telephone

j

a

c

k

.

Excess

telephone

line can be stuffed

into the

recess

area on the bottom of the

Base

Unit

.

5

.

Slip

the mounting

holes

(

o

n

the bottom of

the base)

over the wall plate posts and

firmlyslide the unit down into place

.

T

elephone

Basics

You

can

use

the

telephone

by

speaking

intoand

listening

throughthe

hand

s

e

t

,

or by

using

thespeakerphone.

Receiving

a

Phone

Call

1

.

Liftthe

handset

or

press

the

speaker

button to

answer

thecall.

2

.

Replace

the

handset

inthe

cradle

or

press

the

speaker

button to hang

up

.

Making

a

Phone

Call

1

.

Liftthe

handset

or

press

the

speaker

button.Waitfor a dialtone.

2

.

Dial

the

telephone

number you want to call.

3

.

Replace

the

handset

inthe

cradle,

or

press

the

speaker

button to hang

up

.

V

olume

You

may adjust the handset and

speakerphone

volume independently

with the

VOL (

- or +

)

bu

tt

o

n

s

.

Both handset receivervolume level and

speakerphone volume level

are

saved

inmemory.

Adjusting

the

Handset Receiver

V

olume

While

usingthe

handset

,

you can adjust the

speaker volume

by

pressing

the

VOL (

- or +

)

buttons. The screen displays REC

(Handset Receiver) v

olume

.

Adjusting

the

Speakerphone

V

olume

While using

the

s

p

e

a

ke

r

ph

o

n

e

,

you can

adjust

the

speaker volume

by pressing

the

VOL (

- or +

)

buttons. Thescreen displays

SPK

volume

level.

NOTE:

Both handset receiver and speakerphone volume return to

the

default setting

(low)

ifthe unit's power is reset.

R

edial

You

may redialthe last numberyou

called

by

pressing

the redialbutton after

you

hear

a dialtone.

N

O

TE

:

T

h

e

redial feature holds the last number

(

up to 32 d

i

g

i

t

s

)

that you dialed in memory.

If

you pressed any other numbers

aft

er

dialing the phone number

(

f

o

r

example, when

a

cc

ess

i

n

g

a v

o

i

c

e

-

menu system) then those numbers are also dialed.

Mute

Use

the mute button to interrupt a phone

conversation

to talk privately with

someone

else in the r

oo

m

.

A

conversation

can be muted while using the

speakerphone

or

handset

.

Press

the

mute

button.

The

mute

indicator

illuminates.

Press

the

mute

again

to turn it off

.

NOTE:

Switching fromspeakerphone to handset cancels mut

e.

Flash

Press

fl

a

s

h

/

e

x

i

t

to activate

special

features of your

telephone

n

e

t

w

o

r

k

,

such

as call

t

ran

s

fer

,

or

special services

from your local

telephone co

m

pan

y

,

such

as

callwaiting.

T

emporar

y

T

one

Dialing

If you

have pulse (rotary) service

and want to

accesscustomer calling

services

(such

as

telebanking

and long

distance services)

that

require

tone

dialing,

you

can

use

this

feature

to temporarily

change

from

pulse

to toneservice.

After dialing the

telephone

number and connecting to the customer calling

service,

1

.

Press

and

release

the

*tone

button.

2

.

Whenyou hang

up

,

the

telephone

automatically returns to

pulse

dialing

mode.

Speak

erphone

Basics

Location

Your

phone

features

a

speakerphone

for

ease

of

use

and

convenience

during

a phone

co

n

v

e

r

s

a

t

io

n

.

At any time during a

co

n

v

e

r

s

a

t

io

n

,

you can lift the

handset to stop using the

s

p

e

a

ke

r

ph

o

n

e

.

L

i

ke

w

i

s

e

,

when you are using the

hand

s

e

t

,

press the

speaker

button and place the handset in the cradle

t

o

switchto thespeakerphone.

For

best speakerphone performance, avoid the following:

•

Areas

with high background

n

oi

s

e

.

(

T

h

e

microphone

might pick up these

sounds

and

prevent

the

speakerphone

from goinginto the

receiving

when

you finish talking.)

•

S

ur

faces

affected

by vibration.

•

Recessed areas such as

ina

co

r

n

e

r

,

under

a

c

upboa

r

d

,

or nextto a

c

ab

i

n

e

t

,

whichcan

generate

an

echo

effect

.

Speakerphone

Use

Note

the

following guidelines when using

thespeakerphone:

•

The speakerphone

workssimilarto a two-way radio in that you can only

listen

ortalkat

one

time.

•

S

t

a

y

reasonably

close

to the phoneso that you can be clearly heard

b

y

the

person

to whom you aretalking.

•

You

can

adjust

the

speakervolume

by

pressing

the

VOL (

- or +

)

buttons.

•

The speakerphone

indicator light

comes

on when the

speakerphone

is in

use.

NOTE:

Batteries must be installed for the speakerphone to

operat

e.

Caller

ID

(CID)

F

eatur

es

IMP

OR

T

ANT

:

In order to use all of the features of this telephone, you

must subscribe

to two

separate services available

from your local

telephone company

:

the standard

N

a

m

e

/

N

umb

e

r

Caller

I

D

S

e

r

v

i

c

e

to

know who is calling when

the

phone rings

and

Caller

ID with Call

Waiting Service to know who is calling while you are on the

phone.

CID

S

ummar

y Screen

The

S

ummar

y

Screen shows

the current time,date,and numberof new calls

to r

eview

.

It

is displayed

until any button

is

pressed.

N

O

TE

:

T

h

e

number of new calls is displayed until all new calls h

a

v

e

been

r

eviewed.

Current

time

Current

date

New

calls

Caller

ID

number

Caller

ID

name

Receiving and Storing CID Calls

This

unit

receives

and displays information transmitted by your local

co

m

pan

y

.

This

information can include the phone

nu

m

b

e

r

,

d

a

te

,

and time;

or the name,

phone

nu

m

b

e

r

,

da

t

e

,

and

t

i

m

e

.

The

unit can store up to 75

calls for later r

eview

.

When

the

number

,

date,

and

time. The

unit can

store

up

to 75

calls

for later r

eview

.

T

he

displays reads

NEW for

calls received

that

have

not been r

e

vi

e

w

e

d

.

The screen

displays

REPT

for calls

received

more

than once which

have

not

been

reviewed.

Reviewing CID

R

ecor

ds

•

Press

the

review



or buttonsto

view

thecallrecords.

•

Press

the

review



or



button

to

scroll

through the call

records

from the

most

recent

to the

oldest

.

•

Press

the

review



or



button

to

scroll

through the call

records

from the

oldest

to the

new

est

.

•

When

allof the

records have been vi

e

w

e

d

,

Thescreen displays

S

T

A

R

T

/

E

N

D

.

Deleting CID

R

ecor

ds

•

Todelete

the

record shown

inthe

display, press

the

delete

button once.

•

To delete

all

records

while

reviewing, press

and hold the

delete

button for

about three

seconds. The screen displays

DELETE ALL?

Press

delete

again

to complete.

Dialing

Back

When r

e

v

i

e

w

i

ng

C

a

ll

e

r

ID

r

e

c

o

r

d

s

,

you can dial back the numbers on

t

h

e

display

by

pressing

the

dial

button.

N

O

TE

:

If

the screen displays PICKUP

PHONE, no

other changes to

the number can be made.

T

h

e

information sent from the

t

e

l

e

ph

o

n

e

company

is

known

to be a

valid number

for

dialing back (used

only

in very limited

a

r

e

a

s

)

.

Once you pick up the phone, the number

i

s

automatically dialed.

If

Y

ou

Programmed

Y

our LocalAreaCode

1

.

Use

the

review



or



buttons

to

display

the

number

you want to dial.

2

.

Press

the

dial

button

.

•

If

you see a number with seven digits

(i.e.

555-1234), then the call is

fr

om

within your area

code.

How

ev

er

,

this

does

not

guarantee

the call is a local

call.

•

If

you see a number with 11 digits

(i.e.

1-234-555-1234), then the call is

not

from within your

area

code.

NOTE: A

timer (10 seconds on-hook and 3 seconds off-hook)

locat

ed

in the upper right side of the display will start , letting you know

how

much time is left until the unit returns to the Summary

Scr

een.

3

.

If you are at on-hook and the

screen

displays

PICKUP OR A

DJ

,

you can

adjust the phone number format by

pressing

the dial button. If the phone

is off-hook and the

screen

displays

A

DJUS

T

,

you can adjust the phone

number format by

pressing

the dial

bu

tt

o

n

.

For e

x

a

m

p

l

e

,

sometimes

a

7

-d

i

g

i

t

l

o

c

a

l

number cannot be

d

i

a

l

e

d

because

i

t

r

e

qu

i

r

es

a

10

-d

i

g

i

t

o

r

11-digitformat.

Press the

dial

button

repeatedly

to scroll through the 7, 10,

and11-digit

number

s.

7-digits:

7-digit

telephone number

(

i

.e

.

555

-

5555

)

10-digits:

3-digit area code + 7-digit telephone

number

(i.e.

425-555-5555)

11-digits:

long distance code 1 + 3-digit area

code + 7-digit telephonenumber

(

i

.

e

.

1-425-555-5555)

4

.

To

dial the displayed

nu

m

b

e

r and the phone is

o

n

-

h

oo

k

,

pick up the

handset or

press

the

speaker

button before the

t

i

m

e

r

reaches

0

.

If

t

h

e

phone is

off

-hook

,

wait until the time

reaches

0. The screen displays NOW

DIALING

andthe

number is

dialed.

If

Y

ou

DidNot Program

Y

our LocalAreaCode

1

.

Use

the reviewor buttons to display the number you want to

d

i

a

l

.

Y

ou

will

only see 10-digit numbers (

i.e.

234- 555-1234).

2

.

See steps 2 through 4

i

n

the

p

r

e

v

i

o

u

s

se

c

t

i

o

n

to

c

om

p

l

ete

the

d

i

a

l

b

a

ck

process.

Setting

Up

the

Caller

ID

Menu

You should

not plug the

telephone

into the modular jack while settingup the

Caller

ID

menu.

1

.

Press the menu button to enter the menu feature configuration

mode.

#

1.

ENG FRA ESP

(CID

language

default English)

#

2.

CONTRAST

(default level is

3)

#

3.

LOCAL AREA

C

ODE

# 4.

TONE PULSE

(Defaultis tone dialing).

2

.

Press

the

menu

button to scroll through the 4 menu

screens.

3

.

Use

the



or



buttonsto

select

the

desired

setting.

N

OT

E

:

Y

o

u have 20 seconds following an entry before the

ph

o

n

e

returns to the Summary

Scr

een.

Display

Language

This

adjustment

allows you to display the Caller

ID

prompts in

English, Fr

ench,

or Spanish.

1

.

Press

the

menu

button until the

screen displays

ENG FRA

ESP

.

2

.

Use

the

review



or



buttonsto

select ENG

, FRA

or

ESP

.

3

.

Press

thebutton

again

to save.

Contrast

This

adjustment allows

you to

adjust

the

contrast

of thedisplay.

1

.

Press

the

menu

button until the

screen displays

CONTRAST

.

2

.

Use

the

review



or



buttonsto

select level

1, 2, 3, or

5

.

3

.

Press

the

menu

button

again

to save.

LocalArea Code

The telephone uses

the programmed area

codes

to determine the number

format to

d

i

s

p

l

a

y

when a

v

a

li

d

C

a

ll

e

r

ID

s

i

gn

a

l

i

s

r

e

c

e

i

v

e

d

.

Numbers that

match the local area code are displayed as

seven

digits and are used

f

o

r

dialing back

m

b

e

r

s

.

E

n

t

e

r

i

ng

your local area code will also help

you immediately know if the call is local or long distance when viewing the

CID

records in the display.

NOTE: If

you make a mistake and want to start over again, press

the

delete button to erase all of the digits.

1

.

Press

the

menu

button until the

screen displays

LOCAL AREA

C

ODE

.

2

.

Use

the

number keys

to

enter

the

Local Area Code

you want.

3

.

Press

the

menu

button to save.

Dialing

Mode

This

adjustment allows

you to

select

tone

(touch-tone)

or

pulse (rotary)

dialing.

1

.

Press

the

menu

button until the

screen displays

TONE PULSE

.

2

.

Press

the

review

or



buttons to showthe current dialing

mode.

The

default

is

TONE

dialing.

3

.

To

change the dialing m

o

d

e

,

press

the review or 

bu

tt

o

n

s

.

T

h

e

display alternates between

thetwo modes.

4

.

Press

the

menu

button

again

to save.

N

O

TE

:

T

h

e

phone will exit Set Up after 20 seconds if no buttons

a

r

e

pr

essed.

REMINDER

:

The time and date are programmed automatically when

the first

Caller ID

record is

successfully

received after set up.

Memor

y

Y

ou

may store information in any of the following memory locations: 0 to 9,

A,

B,

and C

.

See “Storing a Pause in Memory” and

“

T

emporary

T

one

Dialing”

for

moreinformation.

Storing

a

Name and Number in

Memory

1

.

Press

the

store

button.

Thescreen displays

L

OCATION?

.

2

.

Press the desired memory location

(0-9, A, B, C).

NOTE:

Y

ou

may select memory locations by pressing review 

or



buttons to scroll through the memory locations or press the 0 - 9,

A,

B,

C.

3

.

Press the store button again to confirm the memory

location

.

N

O

TE

:

If

n

e

c

ess

a

r

y

,

to erase existing memories, or if you make

a

mistake, use the delete button.

4

.

Use

the numberkeysto enter the

telephone

number

(up

to 32

digits)

and

press

the

store

button to

save. (The

unit will not diala

phone number

inthis

mode.) Thecursor

automatically

moves

to thetext

line

for

name

entry.

5

.

Use

the number

keys

to enter the name of the

person associated

with the

telephone

numberyou just

entered. More

than one letter is storedin each

of the number

keys. For example,

to enterthe name

BILL SMITH, press

the

2 key twice for the letter

B.

Press the 4 key 3 times for the letter

I.

Press

the

5key3

times

for theletter

L

.

NOTE:

The flashing cursor automatically moves to the next

position

or you

may

press

the

review

or 

buttons

to

move

the

cursor

to

the next position.

Press the 5 key 3 times for the second letter

L.

Press the arrow key

(4)

two

times

to

insert

a

space,

and

press

the

7 key 4 times for the letter

S.

Press the 6 key once for the letter

M.

Press

the

4 key 3 times for the letter

I.

Press the 8 key for the letter

T.

Press the 4

k

ey

twicefor theletterH.

6

.

Press

the

store

button to

save

thename.

7

.

To

enter another name and number in a different memory

location,

return

to

step

1and

repeat

theprocess.

Changing

a

Stored

Number

Repeat

the

storage sequence under “Storing a Name

and

Number

in

Memor

y”

,

and use the

delete

button to delete the old number before entering the new

number

.

Erasing

a

Stored

Number

1

.

Press

the

store

button.

2

.

Press the memory location

(0-9, A, B, C)

to be

erased.

3

.

Press

the

delete

button

.

Copying Caller

ID

Memories

to

User

Memory

1

.

Press

the

review

or buttons to viewthe caller numberand name

you want to copy.

2

.

Press

the

store

button.

3

.

Press the memory location

(

0

-

9

,

A,

B

,

C

)

.

T

h

e

number flashes

if

there is

a

number

already

stored

inthememorylocation.

4

.

Press

the

store

button to enter the edit m

o

d

e

,

and then

press

the

s

t

o

r

e

button

again

to edit the name.

N

O

TE

:

Y

o

u may select a different memory location by p

r

ess

i

n

g

reviewor 

buttons

to

scroll through

the

memories

or

press

a

number key (0-9,

A, B,

C).

5

.

Press

the

store

button to confirm and save, and wait for three seconds

to

exit

.

N

O

TE

:

If

the name you want to enter is longer than 12

c

h

a

r

a

ct

e

r

s

,

only the first 12 characters willbe copied into memor

y.

Storing

a

Redial Number

to Memory

1

.

Press

the

store

button.

2

.

Press any key

(0-9,

or quick call buttons A

, B,

or

C)

for the memory location.

Ifthere

is

a

number

already

stored

in thememory

location

it will

appear

on

the

display. Use

thereview or



button to

select

a

different

location.

3

.

Press

the

store

button again to confirm.

4

.

Press

the

redial

button,andthen

press

the

store

button again.

5

.

Enter name,

if

necessary,

andthen

press

the

store

button to confirm.

N

O

TE

:

If

you want to edit the number, press the store button

again

within three seconds. When you are finished, wait three seconds to

exit.

Dialing

a

Number Stored in Memory While

On-hook

1

.

Press

the

dial

button.

2

.

To

se

l

e

c

t

a

m

e

mo

r

y

,

press any number key

(

0

-

9

,

A, B,

C

)

.

T

h

e

number in

that memory

location displays.

N

O

TE

:

Y

o

u may select a different memory location by p

r

ess

i

n

g

reviewor 

buttons

to

scroll through

the

memories

or

press

a

number key (0-9,

A, B,

C).

3

.

Press

the

speaker

bu

tt

o

n

,

or pick up the handset to dial the displayed

number

.

Dialing

a

Number Stored in

Memory

1

.

Liftthe

handset

,

or

press

the

speaker

button.

2

.

Press

the

dial

button then

press

amemory

location

button.

Cascade

Dialing

This process allows

you to dial a

succession

of

stored numbers

from separate

memory

loc

a

t

io

n

s

.

This

is useful when you must dial

several sequences

of

numbers,

such as with frequent calls via a

telephone

company long distance

pr

ovider

.

For

example

Memory

location

Local accessnumber

of

long distance

company

6

Authorization code

(ID)

7

Long distance phone

number

8

1

.

Pick

upthe

handset

or

press

speak

er

.

2

.

Press

dia

l

button,then

press number

“6” for thememorylocation.

3

.

Press

dial

button,then

pressnumber

“7” for thememorylocation.

4

.

Press

dial

button,then

pressnumber

“8” for thememorylocation.

5

.

The number dials

automatically.

Storing

a

Pause in

Memory

The

redialbutton has dual functionality and

becomes

a

pause

button when

the

store

button is

pressed

first

.

i

t

i

s

v

a

li

d

o

n

l

y

when

st

o

r

i

ng

a number into

memorylocations.

Use

the r

ed

i

a

l

/

p

a

u

s

e

button to insert a

pause

when a delay is

needed

in an

automatic dialing

s

e

qu

e

n

c

e

.

For e

x

a

m

p

l

e

,

when you must dial a 9 to get an

outside line

or

when

you

enter codes

to

access

your long

distance

company.

Pre-Dialing

1

.

With the handseton the

c

r

ad

l

e

,

enter the

telephone

number you wish

t

o

call. The telephone number shows

inthedisplay.

2

.

Lift

the

handset

or

press

the

speaker

button andthe

number

automatically

dials.

N

O

TE

:

Use the delete bu

tt

on to delete an incorrectly entered

number

.

Caller

ID

Display

Messages

The following special messages indicate

the

status

of a

message

ortheunit:

BLOCKED CALL

T

h

e

c

a

l

e

r

o

f

t

h

e

i

n

c

o

m

i

n

g

c

a

l

i

s

registered as “Private Number”

andtheir

Caller

ID

information is withheld.

CALL

WAITING

Indicates

acall

is

waiting on the line.

Batterypower

level is

low

.

NO CALLS

The caller

memory

is

empty.

ST

AR

T/END

You

are at the beginningor the end of

the Caller

ID

memory log.

UNKNOWN CALLER

The

incoming call does not have

C

a

ll

e

r

ID

se

r

v

i

c

e

or

t

h

e

i

r

se

r

v

i

c

e

area is

n

o

t

linked to

y

o

u

r

s

.

If the

screen

displays

UNKNOWN

CALLER

along with a calling

nu

m

b

e

r

,

the name information for

t

ha

t

number was

not available.

T

r

oubleshooting

Tips

No

Dial

T

one

•

Check

all cabling to make sure that all

connections

are

secure

and not

damaged.

•

Check hook switch: Does it

fully

extend when

handset

is lifted from

cradle?

No Display

•

Replace

thebatteries.

•

Check

for

proper

battery installation.

RCA 1113 User manual

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