Uniden DECT1060 User manual

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Welcome
Thank you for purchasing a Uniden Multi-Handset
phone.
Note: Illustrations in this manual are used for
explanation purposes. Some illustrations in this
manual may differ from the actual unit.
Accessibility
Uniden provides a customer service hotline for
accessibility questions. If you have a disability and
need customer service assistance or if you have
any questions about how Uniden’s products can
accommodate persons with disabilities, please call
the accessibility voice/TTY line: 1-800-874-9314.
A representative is available to talk to you M-F,
8:00 am to 5:00 pm, CST. After hours, you can
leave us a message, and we will call you back.
Information is also available on our website,
www.uniden.com, under the “Accessibility” link.
Introducing your Digital Cordless Telephone
• Crystal clear digital sound quality
• Caller ID* to see who’s calling before you pick
up the phone
• 30 Number Caller ID
• 100 Phonebook entries
• Last 10 number redial
•
10 handset ringer options (6 Melodies and 4 Tones)
• Room monitor**
• Sound enhancer lets you adjust the tone of your
earpiece to your personal preference.
• Integrated telephone answering machine
(DECT1080/DECT1080-2 only)
* Feature requires Caller ID service from your
local telephone company. There is usually a fee
for this service.
** Multiple handset are required for these features.
In this guide you will find all the information you
need, explained simply to help you get the most
from your phone.
IMPORTANT
This equipment is not designed for making
emergency calls when the power fails. Alternative
arrangements should be made for access to
emergency services.
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Setting up 4
Finding a location 4
Connecting your phone 4
Preparing the handsets 5
Installing and charging the handset battery pack 5
Battery Low Warning 6
Battery Performance 6
Setting the date and time 6
Connecting the telephone line cord 6
Your handset 7
Your base 8
Your handset display 9
Standby Display 10
Quick Guide 11
Using your phone 12
Make a call 12
Adjust the earpiece/speaker volume during a call 12
Make a call by pre-dialing 12
Handset range 12
Call timer 12
Handsfree 12
End a call 13
Receive a call 13
Call Waiting 13
Receiving internal calls 13
Muting the ringer 13
Redial 14
Redial the last number called 14
Redial any of the last 10 numbers called 14
Store a redial number to the phonebook 14
Deleting numbers from the redial list 15
Mute (privacy) 15
Finding/paging handsets 15
Keypad lock 16
Conversation recording
(DECT1080/DECT1080-2 only) 16
Using the phonebook 17
Store a phonebook name/number 17
View and dial a phonebook entry 18
Edit a phonebook name/number 18
Delete a phonebook name/number 19
Copy phonebook names/numbers 19
Check available memory space 19
Handset and base menu settings 20
Handset ringer volume 20
Handset ringer type 20
Auto talk 21
Sound enhancer 21
Appointment 21
Alarm 22
Handset name 22
Talk display 22
Language 23
Base ringer volume (DECT1080/DECT1080-2 only) 23
Base ringer type (DECT1080/DECT1080-2 only) 24
Prefix dialing 24
Seven-Digit Dialing 25
Call barring 25
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Contents
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Settings menu 26
Tones 26
Dial Mode 26
Tone Dialing Switch-Over 27
Registering a new handset 27
De-register a handset or a base 28
Base PIN code 29
Selecting a base 29
Resetting your phone 30
Default settings 31
Network services 32
Caller ID 32
Call Waiting Tone 32
Calls log 32
View the Calls log 33
Copy Calls log number to the phonebook 33
Delete Calls log entry(ies) 34
Message waiting (DECT1060/DECT1060-2 only) 34
Using extra handsets 35
Room monitor 35
Using room monitor 35
Call another handset (internal or intercom call) 36
Answer an external call while on an internal call 36
Transferring a call 36
Conference call 37
The Telephone Answering Machine
(DECT1080/DECT1080-2 only) 38
Answering Machine Operation from a Handset 38
Message Playback 38
Record Memo 38
Answering Machine Settings 38
Answer on/off 39
Play/Delete/Record OGM 39
Select OGM 39
Setting Call Screen 39
Using Call Screen 39
Ring Delay 40
Message Length 40
Setting Remote PIN 40
Message Alert 40
Language 40
Using the Base Answering Machine 41
Remote Access Away from Home 42
Simple solutions 43
Handset/Base 43
Caller ID 44
Telephone Answering Machine
(DECT1080/DECT1080-2 only) 44
General information 45
Specifications 45
Maintenance 45
Cleaning your product 45
Replacing the handset battery pack 45
Liquid Damage 46
Precautions 47
I.C. Notice 50
Warranty 51
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Setting up
Follow these simple steps to prepare your
phone for use.
Finding a location
• The location should be close to both a phone
jack and a continuous power outlet (one which
is not connected to a switch).
• The base and handset should be kept away
from sources of electrical noise such as motors,
microwave ovens, and fluorescent lighting.
• For better reception, place the base as high as
possible.
• The base should be placed in an open area for
optimum range and reception.
• If your home has wired alarm equipment
connected to a phone line, be sure that
installing the system does not disable your
alarm equipment. If you have questions about
what will disable alarm equipment, contact your
telephone company or a qualified installer.
Connecting your phone
1 Connect the base power supply to the back of
the base. Plug the other end into the wall
electrical outlet.
WARNING
Use only the power supply that came with your
phone.
Using another power supply could seriously
damage your phone and invalidate your
warranty.
Do not connect the telephone line cord until
your handset is fully charged. This will prevent
the risk of the phone being answered before the
battery pack is charged. Answering the phone
before the battery pack is fully charged may
prevent them from reaching their optimum
capacity.
2 If you have purchased a model containing
multiple handsets and chargers, connect each
charger's power supply to the charger base and
plug into a wall electrical outlet.
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Preparing the handsets
Installing and charging the handset battery pack
1 On each handset:
Remove the battery compartment cover.
Press down on the semi-circle indent and slide
the cover off.
Connect the supplied battery pack with the
correct polarity.
Slide the battery cover back until it clicks
securely into place.
2 To charge the battery, place the handset(s) on
the base or on a charger. The charging light in
the base illuminates. While charging, the
symbol scrolls and when the handset is fully
charged, all the bars of the battery symbol will
be filled when the phone is off the cradle.
If the charging light does not come on, reposition
the handset in the base or charger, ensuring that
the charging points contact. You must charge
each handset for 15-20 hours before use.
NOTE: Once your handset is fully charged, your
phone is designed for the base charge
LED to turn off for approximately 4
seconds during the following instances:
1)just after reaching a full charge
2)1 minute after reaching a full charge
3)every 5 minutes after reaching a full charge
To alleviate the charge LED from blinking on the
base, you can simply remove the handset from
the charging cradle.
You may also select to leave the handset in the
cradle, which will not damage the unit. Once fully
charged, you may notice the charge LED light will
turn for 4 seconds every 5 minutes. This is normal
operation and does not mean your unit is
defective.
WARNING
Under no circumstances should non-
rechargeable batteries be used. Only use the
supplied battery pack or you will invalidate your
guarantee and may damage the telephone.
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BATTERY LOW WARNING
If the symbol is displayed on the handset,
CHARGE BATTERY appears and you hear the
low battery tone, you will need to recharge your
handset.
For optimum performance, be sure to return the
handset to the cradle after each call. If the
handset is left off of the base, the actual talk
time duration will be reduced respective to the
amount of time the handset is off the cradle.
Battery Performance
The handset may become warm during charging,
this is normal. On a single charge your handset
will give 16 hours talk time and 7 days standby
time.
Over time, as the batteries wear out, the charge
capacity will reduce, therefore, reducing the
talk/standby time of the handset.
Eventually the battery pack will need to be
replaced.
Setting the date and time
The phone uses the 24 hour clock.
In standby:
1 Press .
2 Press or until
Time & Alarm is
displayed and press .
3 Press or until Set Date&Time is
displayed and press .
4 Enter Day, Month, and Year using the keypad,
e.g. 030605 for 3rd June 2005, and
press .
5 Enter Hour and Minute using the keypad, and
press .
6 Press to return to standby.
Connecting the telephone line cord
1 Connect the telephone line cord into the TEL
LINE jack on the back of the base.
Plug the other end into the telephone outlet.
Setting up your phone is complete.
Now you can make and receive calls.
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Earpiece
Display
Clear
Talk
Down/Phonebook
Speaker
CID/Flash
Microphone
Up/Redial
Menu/OK
End/Turn on/off
Intercom
Lock
Temporary Tone
• Use to delete incorrect digits or letters.
• Press to go back to the previous menu.
• Press and hold to mute the
ringer temporarily.
• Press to make and receive calls.
• Press during a call to decrease the
earpiece or speaker phone volume.
• Use to scroll through the phonebook,
menu, redial list, or CALLER D log.
• Use to access the phonebook list.
• Use for handsfree.
• Press and hold to play messages.
(DECT1080/DECT1080-2 only)
• Use for flash and conference function.
• Use to access the CALLER D log.
• Press and hold to insert a pause.
Use when making internal calls,
conference calls or for transferring calls
(if you have more than one handset
registered to your base).
Press and hold to switch the
handset keypad lock On and Off.
Press and hold to switch the
dial mode to tone temporarily.
• Press during a call to increase the
earpiece or speaker phone volume.
• Use to scroll through the phonebook,
menu, redial list, or CALLER D log.
• Use to access the redial list.
Note: Each handset can be turned off to conserve battery life. To turn off the handset, press and hold .
When the handset is turned off, you cannot make or receive calls on that handset. To turn the handset
on again, press and hold or place the handset in the charger.
• Press to access the menus.
• Press to confirm a setting.
• Use for handset call screening.
• Press to end a call.
• Press to exit the menu mode and return
to standby.
•Press and hold to turn handset on or off.
Your Handset
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AC power (yellow)
Answering Machine LED Display
Telephone line AC power (yellow) Telephone line
Charge LED
Find HS
• Press to page handset(s).
skip
• Press to play next message.
repeat/back
• Press to replay
messages.
delete
• Delete a message.
Ans (answering machine)
on/off
• Press to turn answering
machine On or Off.
volume
• Adjusts answer machine
speaker volume.
play/stop
• Press to play messages.
• Press to stop playback.
• Lights up when handset is
charging in the cradle.
In Use LED
• Lights up when handset is
in use.
Your base
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Your handset display
Symbol Explanation
Always displayed when your handset is
on, shows the battery status.
Battery fully charged.
Half charged.
Empty and you hear a warning tone -
the battery is low and needs charging.
Remains steady when the line is in use.
Flashes while connecting and
receiving calls.
The call is muted.
Displayed when you have a new voice
message. (DECT1060/1060-2 only)
Symbol Explanation
Displayed when you are in handsfree.
Displayed when the ringer volume is set
to OFF.
Always displayed when your handset is
on, shows the handset is linked to the
base.
Flashes and you hear a warning tone
during a call if the handset moves out of
range, you will need to move closer to
the base for clearer reception.
Indicates the alarm has been set.
Displayed when the keypad has been
locked.
Flashes when new messages are
recorded.
Displayed when messages are played.
(DECT1080/DECT1080-2 only)
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