radioshack 4304328 Dect Combo Phone

Product Information

Specifications:

• LCD Display: 3 lines (1st line for ICON, 2nd line with 16 numbers, 3rd line with 5*7 dot matrix)
• Key Pad Functions: MENU, BOOK, INT, DEL, CID/UP, OUT/DOWN, REDIAL/PAUSE, FLASH, VOL+, VOL-, M1, M2, M3

Product Usage Instructions

LCD Display & LCD Map:

The LCD display shows different icons and information. The LCD map provides a description of each icon displayed.

Key Pad Functions:

• MENU: Access menu functions, confirm selections & actions.
• BOOK: Enter phonebook, exit functions, set up internal calls.
• INT: Transfer incoming calls to handset, set up conference calls.
• DEL: Delete memory entries.
• CID/UP: Scroll up, increase volume, review incoming phone numbers.
• OUT/DOWN: Scroll down, decrease volume, review outgoing phone numbers.
• REDIAL/PAUSE: Redial last number, add pause, perform functions in talk or standby mode.
• FLASH: Reset line, switch to speakerphone mode.
• VOL+ & VOL-: Adjust volume levels.

Handset LCD Display:

The handset display shows various icons indicating signal strength, alarms, phonebook entries, missed calls, battery status, call status, and menu settings.

Handset Key Functions:

• Talk: Take handset off hook or go hands-free.
• H.F: Switch to hands-free mode.
• SET/OK: Access menu functions, confirm actions.
• HANG UP/POWER OFF: End call or power down handset.

Frequently Asked Questions

• Q: How do I redial the last number dialed?
  • A: Press the REDIAL/P key once to redial the last dialed number in talk mode or standby mode.
• Q: How can I adjust the volume during a call?
  • A: During a call, use the VOL+ key to increase the volume and the VOL- key to decrease the volume.

INTRODUCTION This is DECT combo phone, Maximum 5 handsets are linked to the same unit and maximum 4 bases per handset. LCD will be 3 lines display both on handset and basethe manual is designed to familiarize you with this phone. To get the maximum use from the phone, we suggest that you read this instruction manual carefully before using. Important Notice: Please charge the battery for at least 12 hours before using. FEATURES Hearing Aid function complies LCD 3 lines display GAP Compatible Maximum 5 handsets can be linked to the same base unit, and maximum 4 bases per handset 8 kinds of interface languages: English, German, French, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, Russian and
Turkish Pre-dialing and Redial function 3 one-touch memories for BASE 29 incoming numbers and 10 outgoing numbers memories 50 Phone book memories with 12 characters & 20 digits maximum Page to Handsets Call transfer to other handset and Intercom call between two handsets Conference call between external call and two handsets 10 ringer melodies for selection Ringing tone/speaker/earpiece volume adjustable Different melody for different call available Alarm clock function Tone/Pulse dialing mode can be set Flash time 100/300/600/1000ms for selection Auto/manual answer function Dialing barring function LCD backlight function Keypad lock function Mute function CHARGE LED indicator on the charging base of the handset In use and new call LED indicator on the BASE
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LCD DISPLAY & LCD MAP & KEY PAD DESCRIPTION Base LCD display The LCD displays in 3 lines, 1st line for ICON, 2nd line 16 numbers with 7-segment. 3rd line 5*7 dot matrix (12 characters).
LCD Map

Icon
RPT NEW

AM PM

Description OFF HOOK RING OFF PHONEBOOK VMWI_IND REPEAT CID NEW CID
Sequence
HANDSFREE AM PM

Function The icon will be displayed when the user has pick up the handset The icon will be displayed when ring set to off( the ring volume is set to OFF) The icon will be displayed when reviewing the phonebook entries The icon will be shown when a new voice message is received from the network VMWI full(flashing) Repeat call(indicate that the same calls received more than one time).and the icon will be displayed The icon will be displayed when a new call comes and hasn’t been viewed yet When you scroll and review the incoming or outgoing numbers ,it appears along with the digit to indicate the sequence of the call The icon will be displayed when the user has press
key If the time is morning 0 to 11:59:59′ o’clock, the “AM” icon will be displayed If time is 12:00 to11:59:59′ o’clock, the “PM” icon will be displayed

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Key pad
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The function of each key is described in detail below. In some cases, the key may perform a

different function,

Icon

Description

Function Definition

MENU

Menu

Entry to the menu functions from idle mode; Confirming (OK) selections & actions;

BOOK

Phonebook/Ba ck

This key is used to enter the phonebook both in standby mode and in talk mode; Exiting from a function during menu operation.

To set up an internal call to handset;

INT

INT

To transfer an incoming call to handset;

To set up a conference call with an external line and an internal

handset.

DEL

Del

The key is used to delete memory.

In edit memory or per-dialing have a mistake by this key to correct;

/CID

CID/UP

Scrolling up through lists and menu options; Increasing the earpiece/Speakerphone volume during a call;

Review the incoming phone numbers.

/OUT

Scrolling down through lists and menu options; OUT/DOWN Decreasing the earpiece/Speakerphone volume during a call.;

Review the outgoing phone numbers.

In talk mode once pressing to redial the last dialed number;

REDIAL/P

Redial/Pause

The key will perform PAUSE function if pressed after any digit input both in talk mode and in standby mode.

FLASH
VOL+ VOL-
M1, M2, M3

Flash Speaker
Vol + Vol –

Redial the last dialed number Flash key to reset the line without leaving the handset Press this key to speakerphone mode. Press this key to increase the volume. Press this key to reduce the volume. One-touch memory key.

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Handset LCD display LCD DISPLAY/LCD MAP/KEY PAD DESCRIPTION

Icon
REP CID

Function The antenna icon will always be shown on the LCD, it indicates for signal strength, flashes when the handset is out of range, disappears when registration to base is lost.

Displayed when the user has pressed

key in idle state.

The alarm icon will be shown as steady on when the alarm is set. The alarm icon will flash when the alarm is triggered.

Displayed when external ring set to off

Displayed when viewing the phonebook entries.

Displayed when a new voice message is received from the network

Displayed when the same missed call received more than one time

Displayed when missed call hasn’t been reviewed yet.

Displayed when press

key twice in idle state.

Displayed charging indication and indication of the current battery status. Displayed when you enter the menu settings Displayed when making an internal call

Displayed when making an external call

Displayed when you have missed call un-reviewed.

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Icon
UP DOWN
R/CLR RD/P INT

Description

Function Definition

Talk H.F SET/OK HANG UP /POWER OFF

In standby mode press once to take the handset into off hook mode. In standby mode press once to take the handset to hand free mode. Entry to the menu functions from idle mode; Confirming selections & actions. In talk mode, press once to hang up the call; In standby mode, hold for 3 seconds to power down the handset.

This key is used to enter the phonebook both in standby mode Phonebook/BACK and in talk mode.

UP DOWN

Scrolling up through lists and menu options; Increasing the volume; Review incoming number, outgoing number and phonebook number. Scrolling down through lists and menu options; Decreasing the volume. Review incoming number, outgoing number and phonebook number.

Flash/Delete

The key is used to delete memory; Delete the current input by a short pressing during menu edit.

Redial/Pause
Star/Lock HASH Intercom

In talk mode once pressing to redial the last dialed number; The key will perform PAUSE function if pressed after any digit input both in talk mode and in standby mode; Redial the last dialed number. A Long press (3s) to activate key lock; To set up a conference call. In addition to its use for text and number entry; To activate silence function by long press for 3s. To set up an internal call to another handset; To transfer an incoming call to another handset; To set up a conference call with an external line and an internal handset.

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INSTALLATION

Base

1. Plug the main power lead and the telephone line cord into the bottom of the base unit.

2. Plug the main adapter into mains socket with the switch on the socket set to off.

3. Switch on main power at the socket.

4. Connect the base unit to telephone wall socket by a telephone line. Handset

5. Plug the main power lead into the bottom of the base unit.

6. Plug the main adapter into mains socket with the switch on the socket set to off.

7. Switch on main power at the socket.

8. Fit the batteries in the handset. 3

9. Powering up the handset, press & hold

key.

Noted: If you do not modify the password yourself, all the passwords in this manual are default as 0000

Menu Settings Base Menu Setting During idle state, press MENU key to enter the menu setting, there are five sub-menus under the base

menu item. PHONE BOOK. CALL LOG. SETTINGS. REGISTRATION. Press/CID or /OUT key to select the above items and press MENU key to enter. Press PHONEBOOK to back to the previous menu. Details of each item are shown in next parts:

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BASE Menu function

1: PHONE BOOK Each individual BASE has its own phonebook, there are 50 phone book memories that can be viewed and dialed out, each name a maximum of 12 characters, each number a maximum of 20 digits and a melody selected between 1 and 10. Press MENU key to enter and press /CID or /OUT key to select PHONE BOOK. Then press MENU key to confirm and enter.
LIST The function allows the user to review the phone book record lists by pressing /CID or /OUT key and user can also make a call form phonebook. NEW ENTRY This function allows the user to add an entry to the phone book.

1. Press /CID or /OUT key to select NEW ENTRY and Press MENU key to enter ,If the phonebook is full, an appropriate message will be presented to the user as shown MEM IS FULLIf a free phonebook entry is available, the cursor for the name flashes.
2. Enter the name using the alphanumeric keys. If any mistake, press DEL key to correct, press MENU key to confirm.
3. Enter the number confirm with MENU key, select the melody to be stored and press MENU key to confirm.
   EDIT RECORD This function allows the user to modify a phonebook record.
4. Press /CID or /OUT key to select EDIT RECORD and press MENU key to enter, the first record in the phone book will be displayed.
5. Press /CID or /OUT key to select the designated record to change. 3) Once a record has been selected, the user will have the option to edit each of the
   names/number and change melody. DEL RECORD This function allows the user to delete a phonebook entry. DELETE ALL This function allows the user to delete all phonebook entries. MEM STATUS This function allows the user to see how much record is the phone books are occupied. If show 10/50, this means there are total can store 50 records and now 10 records being store in the phonebook. BASE Menu function 2: CALL LOG You can enter CALL LOG by press MENU key. And there are three items in this menu, MISSED, RECEIVED and DIALED. When LCD displays CALL LOG, you can: Press MENU key to enter missed call lists, received call lists or dialed call lists respectively. 1) The LCD will show the last record. (If no entries are available in the list, LCD will show EMPTY). 2) Press /CID or /OUT key to view other record. When the record is show, you can: a) To phone book (this function allows the user to add an entry from the caller list to the phone
   book.) b) DELETE (the function allows the user to delete the currently selected entry from caller list by
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pressing DEL key.) BASE Menu function 3: SETTINGS The user is able to change the base setting by pressing the MENU key to enter base settings item. Using /CID or /OUT key to select. Press MENU key to confirm. Then you can do below :
DELETE HANDSET This function allows the user to delete a handset registration from the base.

1. Press MENU key the first show is DELETE HS. 2) Press MENU key to enter, the user will be prompted to enter the PIN CODE. 3) Input the correct 4-digit pin code and press MENU key to confirm 4) Press /CID or /OUT key will scroll the handset names list up or down. 5) Press MENU key to confirm.
   The delete handset will be deleted from the list on registered handset on the base, and the handset
   will behave according to the out of range condition. RING SETUP The user is able to change the handset ringing on internal calls and external calls. There are 10 ringer
   melodies and 5 different volume levels can be set. 1) Press MENU key, then using /CID or /OUT key to select RING SETUP item. 2) Press MENU key to enter.
2. Press /CID or /OUT key to select the INT RING and EXT RING setup. 4) Press MENU key to confirm. 5) Press /CID or /OUT key to select the MELODY and VLOME setup. If select MELODY a) Press MENU key to confirm. b) Press /CID or /OUT key to select desired melody, the corresponding melody sound can be heard with the selection. If select VOLUME a) Press MENU key to confirm. b) Press /CID or /OUT key to select desired ringer volume 1-5, if you want to switch off, select OFF, the corresponding volume sound can not be heard. c) Press MENU key to confirm your selection.
   DIAL MODE The user can select to change the mode in which the base will dial.
3. Press MENU key, then using /CID or /OUT key to select DIAL MODE item. 2) Press MENU key to enter. 3) Press /CID or /OUT key to select the TONE or PULSE dialing mode. 4) Press MENU key to confirm your selection. FLASH TIME The user can select to change the flash time (100ms, 300ms, 600ms and 1000ms).
4. Press MENU key, then using /CID or /OUT key to select FLASH TIME 2) Press MENU key to enter. 3) Press /CID or /OUT key to select the 100ms, 300ms, 600ms and 1000ms. 4) Press MENU key to confirm your selection.
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KEY TONE The user is able to change the Base tone settings.

1. Press MENU key, then using /CID or /OUT key to select KEY TONE 2) Press MENU key to confirm. 3) Press /CID or /OUT key to select the ON or OFF to enable or disable the beep sound. 4) Press MENU key to confirm your selection. Noted: After this setting, a beep sound will be sounded when a key is pressed on the Base. LANGUAGE The Base will support up to 8 pre-defined languages. 1) Press MENU key, then using /CID or /OUT key to select LANGUAGE item. 2) Press MENU key to enter. 3) Press /CID or /OUT key to select your desired language from ENGLISH (English),
   DEUTSCH (German), FRANÇAIS (French), ITALIANO (Italian), ESPAÑOL (Spanish), PORTUGUES (Portuguese), PYCCKNÑ (Russian) and TÜRKÇE (Turkish). Each language will display in its own native translation. 4) Press MENU key to confirm your selection. DATE & TIME The user is able to set the date and time on the base by selecting the following option. 1) Press MENU key to enter date and time setting. The last two digits of the year flashes. 2) Press /CID or /OUT key to edit the flashing value, then use MENU key to confirm and enter the next flashing value setting. 3) Using the same method for month, date and time setting. 4) Press MENU key to confirm and return to the DATE & TIME menu. Noted: The date and time will be automatically set when the first caller ID message is received. MODIFY PIN This function allows the user to change the pin number of the currently active base. 1) Press MENU key, then using /CID or /OUT key to select MODIFY PIN item. 2) Press MENU key to confirm. The user will first be requested to entry the existing PIN code for the base. 3) If the old code is validated. The user will be prompted to enter a new PIN code. 4) Once a new PIN code has been entered, the user will be requested to repeat to input the new PIN code. 5) The new PIN code is confirmed, the code will be stored to the base. BASE DEFAULT This function allows the user to restore the base setting to the factory default. 1) Press MENU key, then using /CID or /OUT key to select BS DEFAULT item. 2) Press MENU key to confirm. 3) The user will be promoted to enter the PIN CODE. 4) If the PIN code is validated all base settings will be returned to the factory default. BASE Menu function 4: REGISTRATION This function allows the user to register the handset to a specified base. Before registering a handset to the base, the handset should first be put into subscription mode
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2. Press MENU key, 2) Press /CID or /OUT key to select REGISTERATION item. 3) Press MENU key to enter. If registration is successfully, the base will return to standby mode. Handset Menu Setting

During idle state, press the key to enter the menu setting, there are six sub- menus under the handset

menu item. PHONE BOOK CALL LOG BS SETTINGS HS SETTINGS REGISTRATION

Press UP or DOWN key to select the above items and then press key to enter. Press

to quit

the setting state, or press (Phonebook/BACK) to back to the previous menu. Details of each item are

shown in next parts. NOTE: The system will time out if you leave more than 30 seconds between key presses. Handset Menu function 1: PHONE BOOK

Each individual Handset has its own phonebook, independent of each other handset, with a maximum of 50

entries, each name a maximum of 12 characters, each number a maximum of 20 digits and a melody selected between 1 and 10. Press key. Use UP or DOWN key to select PHONE BOOK. Then press
key to confirm. LIST

The function allows the user to review the phone book record lists by using UP or DOWN key, The user can also make a call from phonebook . NEW ENTRY.

This function allows the user to add an entry to the phone book. 1) Press UP or DOWN key to select NEW ENTRY and press key to enter .If the phonebook is full, an appropriate message will be presented to the user as shown MEM IS FULL. If a free phonebook entry is available, the cursor for the name flashes.

2. Enter the name using the alphanumeric keys and press 3) If you make a mistake, press R/CLR key to correct.

key to confirm.

4. Enter the number and press key to confirm.

5. Press UP or DOWN key to select the melody to be stored and press EDIT RECORD

key to confirm.

This function allows the user to modify a phonebook record. 1) Press UP or DOWN key to select EDIT RECORD and press
the phone book will be displayed.

key to enter, the first record in

2. Press UP or DOWN key to select the designated record to change. Once a record has been selected, the user will have the option to edit each of the names/number and change melody.
   DEL RECORD

This function allows the user to delete a phonebook entry. DELETE ALL

This function allows the user to delete all phonebook entries.
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MEM STATUS

If show 10/50, it means total 50 records can be stored in the phonebook and 10 records has been

stored in it already. Handset Menu function 2: CALL LOG

You can enter CALL LOG by pressing RECEIVED and DIALED.
When LCD display CALL LOG

key. And there are three items in this menu, MISSED,

1. Press key to enter missed call lists, received call lists or dialed call lists.

2. The LCD will show the last record. (If no entries are available in the list, the LCD will be shown EMPTY).

3. Press UP or DOWN key to view other record. When the record is show, you can:
   a) To phone book : this function allows the user to add an entry from the caller list to the phone

book. b) DELETE : this function allows the user to delete the currently selected entry from caller list by
pressing R/CLR key . Handset Menu function 3: BS SETTINGS

The user is able to change the base setting in base settings item, press key to select this item. Then you can do below:
DELETE HANDSET

key and use UP or DOWN

This function allows the user to delete a handset registration from the base.

1. Press key, the first show is DELETE HS

2. Press key to enter, the user will be prompted to enter the PIN code.

3. Input the correct 4-digit pin code using digit key (default PIN code is 0000).

4. Press UP or DOWN key will scroll the handset names list up and down. 5) Press key to confirm. The delete handset will be deleted from the list on registered handset on

the base, and the handset will behave according to the out of range condition. DIAL MODE

The user can select to change the mode in which the base will dial. 1) Press key, then using UP or DOWN key to select DIAL MODE item. 2) Press key to enter. 3) Press UP or DOWN key to select the TONE and PULSE dial mode. 4) Press key to confirm your selection. FLASH TIME

The user can select to change the flash time (100ms, 300ms, 600ms and 1000ms).

1. Press key, then using UP or DOWN key to select FLASH TIME item. 2) Press key to enter. 3) Press UP or DOWN key to select the desired flash time among 100ms, 300ms, 600ms and
   1000 ms.

2. Press key to confirm your selection. MODIFY PIN

This function allows the user to change the pin number of the currently active base (default PIN code is
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0000). 1) Press 2) Press

key, then using UP or DOWN key to select MODIFY PIN item. key to confirm, and the display shows PIN?.

3. Entry the existing PIN code for the base by using numerical keys, then press to confirm. 4) If the old code is validated, the display shows NEW PIN, enter a new PIN code (4 digits), press

to confirm. 5) The display shows REPEAT, input the new PIN code again.

6. Press to confirm, the code will be stored and a tone sounded. BASE DEFAULT

This function allows the user to restore the base setting to the factory default. 1) Press key, then using UP or DOWN key to select BS DEFAULT item. 2) Press key to confirm. 3) The user will be prompted to enter the PIN code, the display shows PIN?, then press numerical

keys to input code (default as 0000).

4. If the PIN code is validated all base settings will be returned to the factory default. Handset Menu function 4: HS SETTINGS

The user is able to change a number of the settings for the handset to their own individual preferences. Using UP or DOWN key to select HS SETTINGS. Then you can do below:
ALARM

The user is able to set the alarm on the handset and adjust the alarm settings, to give an alert at a

programmed time of every day. 1) Press key, the first sub-menu is ALARM item.

2. Press key to confirm. 3) Press UP or DOWN key to select ON or OFF, and press to confirm. Select of OFF will turn
   the alarm off, and the user is dropped back to the ALARM menu, select of ON option will turn the

alarm on, and the user will be requested to set the alarm time. 4) After select ON, press key to start the settings of alarm, 12-00 displayed with “12” flashing, 5) Press UP or DOWN key to change the hours, press key to confirm, use the same method
to select minutes, AM/PM. 6) Press key, the user will be presented with a further option to select to ON or OFF to enable or

disable the snooze function on the alarm.

7. Press key to confirm your selection. When the alarm is set, the

will appear on the top of

the display. Startup alarm:

In idle state, the alarm will ring at very sharp hour you have set. Intermit alarm:

During the alarming, you can switch it off by pressing any key of the handset, or when a call comes,

the alarm will be intermitted too.

Close alarm:

Re-enter the alarm setting menu option and select OFF.

NOTE: 1. If the SNOOZE is set ON, the alarm will be repeated about every 5 minutes for about an hour, with

the alarm icon continuing to flash. During the alarming, press any key except

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UP/POWER OFF) key to intermit alarming, and will begin to ring after 5 minutes.

2. If the SNOOZE is set OFF, the alarm will sound for 45 seconds once. RING SETUP

The user is able to change the handset ringing on internal calls and external calls. There are 10 ringer

melodies and 5 different volume levels can be set. 1) Press key, then using UP or DOWN key to select RING SETUP item.

2. Press key to enter. 3) Press UP or DOWN key to select the INT RING and EXT RING setup.

3. Press key to confirm. 5) Press UP or DOWN key to select the MELODY and VOLUME setup.
   If select MELODY

4. Press key to confirm to enter.

5. Press UP or DOWN key to select desired melody, the corresponding melody sound can

be heard with the selection.

3. Press key to confirm your selection. If select VOLUME

4. Press key to confirm to enter.

5. Press UP or DOWN key to select desired ringer volume 1- 5, the corresponding volume sound can be heard, if you want to switch off select OFF,

6. Press key to confirm your selection. NOTE1) If you select ring OFF for INT RING, there will be no icon display on LCD, but when transfer call to

this unit, it will not ring; 2) If you select ring OFF for EXT RING, there will be a ringing off icon

display on LCD and

when there is an incoming call, the unit will not ring.(shortcut key: press and hold

key to

switch the handset external call ring on/off) TONE SETUP

The user is able to change the handset tone settings. 1) Press key, then using UP or DOWN key to select TONE SETUP item.

2. Press key to enter. 3) Press UP or DOWN key to select the KEY TONE and BATTERY LOW, RANGE ALARM

setup.

4. Press key to confirm. 5) Press UP or DOWN key to select the ON or OFF to enable/disable the sounding of the

beep respectively.

6. Press Noted:

key to confirm your selection.

If you turn the tone on for key tone, a beep for key tone will sound when a key is pressed on

the handset. If you turn the tone on for battery low warning, a beep will sound when the battery is low. If you turn the tone on for the out of range warning, a beep will sound when the handset goes

out of ringed of the base unit. LANGUAGE

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The handset will support up to 8 pre-defined languages. 1) Press key, then using UP or DOWN key to select LANGUAGE item. 2) Press key to enter. First display is ENGLISH. 3) Press UP or DOWN key to select the language from ENGLISH (English), DEUTSCH (German), FRANÇAIS (French), ITALIANO (Italian), ESPAÑOL (Spanish), PORTUGUES (Portuguese), PYCCKNÑ (Russian) and TÜRKÇE (Turkish). Each language will display in its own native translation. 4) Press key to confirm your selection.
HANDSET NAME The operation will allow the user to change the handset name

1. Press key. Using UP or DOWN key to select HS NAME, 2) Press key, and the display will show a flashing cursor on the name line. 3) Key in the handset name, if you make a mistake, press R/CLR key to correct. 4) Press key to confirm. AUTO ANSWER The Handset can be set to answer an incoming call automatically by simply pick it up from the charging cradle. The user is able to select to enable/disable this auto answer feature. 1) Press key. Using UP or DOWN key to select AUTO ANSWER, 2) Press key to enter. 3) Press UP or DOWN key to select ON or OFF 4) Press key to confirm your selection. Exit from this sub-menu will return the user to the
   AUTO ANSWER BARRING You can set 4 numbers (up to 4 digits each) for call barring. When the call barring is “ON”, any numbers beginning with the programmed digits will not be able to be dialed out, and LCD will display CALLS BARRED
2. Press key. Using UP or DOWN key to select BARRING, 2) Press key the user will be prompted to enter the PIN code, input 4-digit code (defaulted as
   0000). 3) Press key to confirm, then using UP or DOWN key to select ON or OFF, press key
   to confirm. 4) If select ON, using the digit key to input four groups of maximum 4-digit numbers you want to
   barring. After setting up the barring numbers, once you dial a number begin with anyone of them, LCD will display CALLS BARRED and the number is not allowed to be dialed out. DATE & TIME The user is able to set the date and time on the handset, by selecting the following option. Press key to enter date and time settings.
3. Press key. Using UP or DOWN key to select DATE&TIME, 2) Press key and the last two digits of the year flashes. 3) Edit the year, month, time and date by pressing UP or DOWN key. 4) Press key to confirm the setting, and return to the DATE & TIME menu.
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Noted: The date and time will be automatically set when the first caller ID message is received. SELECT BASE This function allows the handset to choose to link any one of the bases the handset registered.

1. Press key, then using UP or DOWN key to choose SELECT BASE. 2) Press key and the LCD displays BASE 1 + . 3) Press UP or DOWN to select base (BASE 1~4) or AUTO. 4) Press to begin searching, if you hear a sound of “di-du-di”, means linked successful.
   HANDSET DEFAULT : This function allows the user to restore the handset setting to the factory default.
2. Press key, then using UP or DOWN key to select HS DEFAULT item. 2) Press key to confirm. 3) The user will be prompted to enter the PIN CODE. If the PIN code is validated all base settings
   will be returned to the factory default. Handset Menu function 5: REGISTERATION
   This function allows the user to register the handset to a specified base. Before registering a handset to the base, the base should first be put into subscription mode
3. Press key, then using UP or DOWN key to select REGISTERATION item. 2) Press key to enter. 3) Press UP or DOWN key to select BASE names. 4) Press key to select base as required. Once the base has been selected the handset will
   search for the requested base, If the base is found and the handset successfully registered, the PIN code screen will be
   displayed, then enter the pin code, LCD will display the base registered. If the base is not found, the handset will return to the previous registration state. If the PIN code entered is invalid, an error tone is sounded, and the Handset will return to
   the previous registration state.

OPERATION

Speakerphone operation & volume control Press ( ) key once to obtain a dial tone, dial your number, when you hear the called party answers the phone. You can begin your conversation without picking up the handset, you can also answer an incoming call by pressing ( ) or key. If you answer the call by pressing key, to hear other party clearly, please pick up the handset to approach your ear for conversation. During the speakerphone operation, the user can adjust the speaker volume level by pressing the UP or DOWN key or VOL+ or VOL- key. Total 6 levels for selection. Caller ID ­ type I & II TYPE I After you have applied the caller ID service, you can see the caller party phone number during an incoming ring. TYPE II
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During the conversation, the phone number of the incoming call of the third party can be seen in the unit.

This function can be worked when the user applied the Telecom service. Auto timer

The timer will start automatically after the telephone line is engaged. Flash

When dial a number and the line is busy, press R/CLR (FLASH) key, then press RD/P key to dial it out

again. Pause

Press RD/P (REDIAL) key will insert a time delay of 3.6 seconds in a dialing sequence. Pre-dialing

The unit has pre-dialing function, you can enter and edit the number before dial it out.

The following procedure describes how to use this function: 1. In idle mode, input the number you want to dial out using digit key .if any mistake, press R/CLR (DEL)

key to edit.

2. Press or ( ) key once or pick up the handset of the base. The unit will dial out the number

show on the LCD. Redial function

1. Press key or ( ) key, 2. Press RD/P(REDIAL/P) key, the last dialed number will be dialed again Name matching

If you have edit the incoming message with different name, next time with the same phone number will

display the modify name. Review /delete /call back incoming numbers

Review

In on hook state, press /CID key once and then use UP or DOWN key to scroll and review the

incoming numbers Delete

When the desired number displayed on LCD, press DEL key one time to delete it . Call back

When the desired number is shown, press or ( ) key to dial out the number. Noted: The maximum length of name & number are 12 characters & 20 digits respectively. Review /delete /call back outgoing numbers

Review

In on hook state, press /OUT key once and then use UP or DOWN key to scroll and review the

incoming numbers Delete

When the desired number displayed on LCD, press DEL key one time to delete it . Call back

When the desired number is shown, press or Edit & copy incoming messages to phonebook

( ) key to dial the number.

The user can store the incoming number to the phone book based on the following procedures:

1. Press UP key once, LCD will show the last received record.
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2. Press UP or DOWN key to select the designated message. 3) Press (MENU) key to select “ADD TO PB”. 4) Press (MENU) key to confirm and edit the incoming message. 5) The user can delete the character by pressing R/CLR (DEL) key. 6) If there is no change, press (MENU) key to confirm and the record will be copied from caller list to

phone book. View & dial out phone numbers from phonebook

There are 50 phonebook memories; each memory can store 12 characters and 20 digits. 1) In on-hook state, press BOOK ( ) key.

2. Then press UP or DOWN key to review the number.

3. When the desired number is shown on LCD and press the key or ( ) key or pick up base

the handset to dial out the number automatically. Page to handset

1. In on-hook state, press INT key of the BASE, you will be prompted to select the handset you want to

page.

2. Press digit key to select the handset 3) The destination handset rings and LCD displays BASE CALLING

3. Press Intercom

key or

key to answer

The intercom feature is activated by pressing the INT key. 1) In idle mode. Press INT key once. And you will be prompted to select the number of the internal

handset with which they wish to connect.

2. The destination handset will ring.

3. Once the call is connected, the display will be shown on both handsets.

4. To end intercom mode, either handset can hang up the call by pressing

key.

Call transfer

During a call, it’s used for transferring the call to another handset. 1) During a phone call, press INT key once, the user will be prompted to select the number of the internal

handset with which they wish to connect.

2. The destination handset will ring. With the melody defined for can internal call.

3. Press other handset the key or key to accept the call. The two internal handsets will be

connected. To complete the transfer of the call, the initiating handset should be placed on the cradle

and the external call will now be connected to the second handset. Conference call

1. When a call comes, Press (HS1) key or key 2) Then press (HS1) INT key once, you will be prompted to select the number of the internal handset with

which you wish to connect.

3. The destination handset will ring.

4. Press (HS2) key or key to accept call.

5. Press (HS1) the key then you can talk all together. To Lock/Unlock the Keypad of Handset

To lock the keypad

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Press and hold the key of the handset for about 2 seconds.
You will hear a beep tone, the icon will appear on the top of display, “HS LOCKED” will appear on LCD.
While the keypad is locked, any key you press is invalid.
To unlock the keypad
Press and hold the key of the handset for about 2 seconds again.
You will hear a beep tone, the icon will disappear from the display and it will go back to idle mode.
1. This equipment complies with Part 68 of the FCC rules and the requirements adopted by the ACTA. On the bottom of this equipment is a label that contains, among other information, a product identifier in the format US:AAAEQ##TXXXX. If requested, this number must be provided to the telephone company.
2. 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 product. It is designed to be connected to a compatible modular jack that is also compliant. See installation instructions for details.
3. If this equipment [US: RWCW402A4304328] causes harm to the telephone network, the telephone company will notify you in advance that temporary discontinuance of service may be required. But if advance notice isn’t practical, the telephone company will notify the customer as soon as possible. Also, you will be advised of your right to file a complaint with the FCC if you believe it is necessary.
4. The telephone company may make changes in its facilities, equipment, operations or procedures that could affect the operation of the equipment. If this happens the telephone company will provide advance notice in order for you to make necessary modifications to maintain uninterrupted service.
5. If trouble is experienced with this equipment [US: RWCW402A4304328], for repair or warranty information, Service can be facilitated through our office at: U.S. Agent Company name: Iconsigh Inc Address: 2310 Homestead Road, Suite C1, Los Altos, CA, 94024, USA Tel: +1 408-320-9867 Fax: N/A If the equipment is causing harm to the telephone network, the telephone company may request that you disconnect the equipment until the problem is resolved.
6. Please follow instructions for repairing if any (e.g. battery replacement section); otherwise do not alternate or repair any parts of device except specified. For repair procedures, follow the instructions outlined under the limited warranty.
7. Connection to party line service is subject to state tariffs. Contact the state public utility commission, public service commission or corporation commission for information.
8. If your home has specially wired alarm equipment connected to the telephone line, ensure the installation of this [TE] does not disable your alarm equipment. If you have questions about what will disable alarm equipment, consult your telephone company or a qualified installer.
9. If the telephone company requests information on what equipment is connected to their lines, inform them of: a) The ringer equivalence number [02A] b) The USOC jack required [RJ11C] c) Facility Interface Codes (“FIC”) [N/A] d) Service Order Codes (“SOC”) [N/A] e) The FCC Registration Number [US: RWCW402A4304328] 10. The REN is used to determine the number of devices that may be connected to a telephone line. Excessive RENs on a telephone line may result in the devices not ringing in response to an incoming call. In most but not all areas, the sum of RENs should not exceed five (5.0). To be certain of the number of devices that may be connected to a line, as determined by the total RENs, contact the local telephone company. The REN for this product is part of the product identifier that has the format US:AAAEQ##TXXXX. The digits represented by ## are the REN without a decimal point. For this product the FCC Registration number is [US: RWCW402A4304328] indicates the REN would be 02A.
11. We suggest the customers use a surge arrestor to protect the device.
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FCC Caution

: Any Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment.
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 received, including interference that may cause undesired operation. Privacy of communications may not be ensured when using this phone.
IMPORTANT NOTE: Note: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to 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: –Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna. –Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver. –Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected. –Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help. Radiation Exposure Statement: This base complies with FCC radiation exposure limits set forth for an uncontrolled environment. This equipment should be installed and operated with minimum distance 20cm between the radiator& your body. The handset has been tested and comply with FCC SAR limits.
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