Clarity A Division of Plantronics W9001 900MHz 40 Channel Cordless Telephone User Manual

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756.11, 1999 1582 ' N0.BB4 sue/13
MODEL W-9001
USER MANUAL for
CORDLESS TELEPHONE
Fold open thls manual for Information about this wiephand
|n8tl1|lflun and operation.
Please read the IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
meludad in this mud.
26.1UL.1999 15:82 ‘ No.094 P‘3/18
INSTALLATION ......... ......... . ............
A CAUTION
1, Never install a telephone during a llgmnlng sturm
Never install a telephane in a wet lucatlon.
Never touch Uninsulated telephane wlms or tennlnals.
Use cautlon When Installing a telephune line,
PP.“
120 VOLT OUTLET/TELEPHONE JACK
1. Thls phone requires a modular phone jack (RJ11) and a
standard 120 volt outlet
2. Plug phone dlredly into outlet. ,
3. Do not plug other appllsnces into outlet or have outlet
controlled by a wall switch.
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26..TUL.. 1999
15:82
WALL MOUNT INSTALLATlON
Ease unll may be mounted an a
sanded wall plate.
‘L Insert AC adaptor Inlo back of base
unlt.
24 Plug the line card lnlo modular
Jack.
34 Mounthase unwell plate sluds and
gently press unlll lhe unll locks in
plane.
4. Plug AC adaplcr dlreclly lnlo
standard 120 volt euflel.
DESK TOP INSTALLATION
1. Plug the Ilna card into modularlackl
2. Press unit locking lever cllcks‘
3. connect Ac adaplor in» back cl
unl‘l and plug dlrsclly into standard
12D volt Met
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SET TONEIPULSE SWITCH
Set switch (back of base) lo correct
diallng mode TONE nr PULSE.
DE
m:
Please check with local phone
company If uncertaln uf type of
serving.
RINGER ONIOFF
Sal switch (ham of base) lo ON or
OFF. Rlnger swileh must be ON for
nandssl to ring during Incoming wllsl
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INSTALLATION .......... ....... . ......
ANTENNAS
Adjust base antenna to upright
E El
paelflun. m
RECEIVER VOLUME CONTROL
1. Refsrlo-Placinga Cal/lo establish
a phone conversallon.
2. Press BOOST Bums"v
3. Adjust the rotary VOLUME
CONTROL to a desired receiving
sound level'
4. Alter hang-up the sound level will
go back to normal level.
5. Next time, dunnu a call. you can
press BOOST nunon lo get your
set sound level.
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HANDSET BATI‘ER'Y CHARGING
The battery pack In the handset must
be fully charged 10-14 hours before
using the telephone for the first llms.
1, Place handset in base‘ The
CHARGE LED on base will light.
2, After batteries are fully charged.
check for dlal (one by pressing
TALK an headset.
3. When handset hanery gm law.
there will be 2 beeps every 30
seconds. The TALK BUTTON will
flash Return to cradle for
charging.
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base: ch-mlm
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3. Plans: lebw
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mm
4. I1 battery become: law whlla ynu t
are on a call, you will be
disconnected after about 2
mlnutesjenflinalememllqulcldy ~
and mcharge baflefy.
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Tc recharge battery pack, place
handset In base and:
1. Make sure contact palms are
touching and CHARGE LED ls IIL
2. Be carelulnonoshan bathrywlth
conducting materials such as
rings. bracelm and keys.
Replace battery every 2 years, Use
only a WALKER EQUIPMENT
appmved NIGed battery In your
ccrdlea phone.
To Replace Emory:
1A Hum mvymn
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OPERATIONS ..... . . . . . ..
40-CHANNEL OPERATION
The W~9001 cordless telephone
automatically searches and selem
the clearest M40 channels when it Is
being used.
SECURITY CODE
The security code prevents your
cordless telephone conversation
from being accessed by a phone on
a different line. Once the handset
battery ls fully charged. the handset
will automatlcelry select the code from
a total of over 55,000 cdmblnetlcne
The code is changed every time the
handset is placed In the cradle.
ifyou experience ditfieuitywith pladng
or receiving tails. a test security code
may be the cause of the problem.
When this occurs. the handset can
no longer communicate with the
base. Reset by piadng handset on
base for 5—10 seconds. it that does
network. unplug the AC adapter from
the wall outlet. Disconnect the
handset battery for 540 seconds,
then reconnect. Place handset back
on base and then racing the Ac
adaptor.
PLACING CALL
1. Press TALK button.
2. TALK BUTTON on handset will a
tight. :
3' When you hear a dial tone. place
yourcalit
4l While on a call. if you experience
noise or static:
a. Press CHANNEL on handset
untll a char channel is found;
the (all wtil not be tntemlptedl
Or
b. Mcve closer to base.
Note: You must be in useblefrange to
change channels. Base antenna
should be in upright memon.
RECEIVING A CALL
L IF THE HANDSETIS OUTOF THE
BASE UNIT. press TALK.
2A |F THE HANDSEI' IS IN THE BASE
LtNlT, Ittt the handset
Do not press TALK. You will
autcmetlmlty be connected.
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ENDING A CALL
1, Place the handset in the base or
press TALK to be disconnected
from the line.
2. TALK BUTTON on handsetwlll turn
of,
FLASH
Use the FLASH button to actlvate
custom filling services such as Call
Wailing or Three-Way Calling
(Special sub-scrlptlon from your
lacs! telephone company required).
TEMPORARYTONE (‘)
PULSE (rotary) service users may
access touch-tans features needed
to operate answering machlnes or
use elemnlc banklna, wlllng ands,
em. by pressing the TONE (‘) button,
Phone wlll automarlcally return to
pulse dialing alter the cell ends.
OUT OF RANGE
If you experience static while using
the telephone. move Glaser to the
base or change the channel by
pressing the channel butmn.
REDlALlF'AUSE
Redlal Feature:
This button mmalm two features
(1) Redlal the Last dialed number.
(2) A beam peuee‘
Last number dialed (up ll) 32 digits)
is stored in redial memory uni"
another number ls detect
1. Press TALK on handset
2. When you hear a dial tone. press
REDWJPAUSE
Pause Feature:
A 4-secand PAUSE may be'insanefl
into the speed diallng of telephone
numbers Press PAUSE/PAUSE
button at requlreu point during
shrage of a number ln memory.
BOOST
Press to toggle ONIOFF the
RECEIVER VOLUME CONTROL
Manna during a call. '
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PAGE I HANDSEELOCATOR
Send a signal from the base to
handset. Press PAGE button on base
and a series of rings will sound from
handset.
Tn ioeete the handset (If it is away
horn the base). press and hold the
PAGE button for about 5 seconds. A
series of rings will sound for
approximately do seconds. Return
the handset to the base or press (he
~ TALK buttento cancel the page.
MEMORY FEATURE
Store up to 10 numbers in memory
for quick dialing.
To Program Frequently edited
Number:
1. Pick up handset. with TALK ofi.
2. Press MEMO (MEMORY) button.
3. Dial phone number (uplo 16dlgiis).
4. Press MEMO button again.
5. Press a number key (0-9) for the
memory location where the
number is to be stored.
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G.A long beep will confirm the
number has been sucooesmily
stored.
7. Record numbers to be spread
dlaled on memory Index label,
which an be adhered to the base
of other desired locations.
Note: if a 17th dlglt is accidentally
pressed or a pause of more than 30
seconds occurs during
programming. an error tone will
sound. Try again Each TONE 0) or
PAUSE entered use: one of the 16
available memory digits. 4
CHANGEAsroRenNUMBEn
Replace a stored number by
progrernrning a new number in Its
DIALING A NUMBER STORED IN
MEMORY
1. Lh‘t handset. Press TALK.
2. With TALK button lit. press MEMO.
3. Press memory location (0-9)
assigned to number being called.
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TROUBLESHOOTING _, ‘
If you experlanae dlillcully operating
your cordless phone. try the
suggestions below
lflheimuble mm, mlihsWAi-KER
EQUIPMENT Rein“ sales Toll Flee
Help Line at 1-800-XXX-XXXX.
Monday - Friday between the hours
of 8:3Q aux-4:30 pm. (EST)
THE UNITWILL NOT OPERATE!
N0 DIAL TONE:
' Make sure TALK BUTTON [s Ill.
' Make sure AC adapter is plugged
lnio base unli and wall outlet
' Make sure telephone line card ls
plugged into wail jack.
°Make aura base antenna is in
upright position
' Make sure handset balmy is fully
charged.
‘Make sure you have selected
correct dialing mode. tone (touch)
at pulse (rotary).
' Make sure you are within usable
range of the base Station.
'Reset security cede by plasma
handset ln base for 540 seconds.
THE PHONE DOES NUT RING WHEN
YOU RECEIVE A CALL:
' Make sum lhe RINGER switch on
base is iumed ON.
'Make sure Ac adapter ls plugged
lnha base unit and wall outlet.
'Mlke sure telephone line card is
plugged Into wall jack.
“Make sure you are within usable
range ofihe base station.
' You mlght have log many
manslon phones on younllne. Try
unpluaalna a few.
NOISE, STATIC, INTRFERENCE
OR OTHER CALLS HEARD
WHILE USING HANDSET:
‘Try ohanglng channels.
‘Take sure base an!enna_la in
upright posliion.
'Make sure you are wllhln usable
range of the base station.
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‘Make sure AC adaplnr ls not
plugged into wall ouflsl vmh olher
appliances.
- Try relocation base unit to analher
Ioealion.
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T0
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out!“ an 3 Circuit dlfiemm {m
that to which (he rculvor ls
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IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS . . . . , . . .. . . . . . .
BEFORE USING YOUR end the heck and bottom are
‘I‘ELEPHONEEQUIPMENT,BASK: provided for ventilation. to protect
SAFETYPREc/wmussuoum it from overheating. These
ALWAYS BE FOLLOWED TO
REDUCE THE RISK OF FIRE.
ELECTRIC SHOCK AND INJURY
TO PERSONS, INCLUDING THE
FOLLOWING:
1. Reed and understand all
Instructions.
2,Fo|low ell warnings end
instructions marked on the
product
3. Unplug thls product from the well
telephone lack and power outlet
before cleaning. Do not use liquid
cleaners or aerosol cleaners. Use
damp cloth for cleaning.
4. Donoruselhle producineerweier;
for example. new a bethlub, wash
bowl. kitchen sink. laundry rub|
swimming pool. or In a wet
basement
5. Do not pleoe this product on an
openings must not be blocked or
covered. The openings should
never be blookad by plBCIng lhe
pmduotonlhebed, or other similar
surface. This pmduotshouid never
be plawd near or over a radiator
or heat register. Thle produm
should not be placed in a built-In
installation unless proper
verilllation is provided.
7. This product should be operated
only tram the type of powersauroe
indicated an the marking label. If
you are not sure or ti're,type or
power supply to your. home.
consult your dealer or Iwal power
company.
8. Do nor allow anything to rest on
the power cord Do not looms this
product where the cord will be
damaged by persons walking on
it
unstable raft stand Offlb‘e- The a. Do not overload well outlets
product may fall. causing senous
damage in the product.
6. Slots or openings in the cabinet
enension cords. as this can result
in fire or elefirtc shook. ‘
10.Neverpushebjede dfeny kind into
this product through eahlnet
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P. 16/18
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15:36
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slots, as they may touch den
gerous voltage points or short out
pans. This wuid result in fire or
electric shock.
. Never aplli liquid or any kind an
this product.
To reduce the risk of electric
shock . do not disassemble fl1is
product. Instead, when some
repair walk is required. lake the
unit to a qualified technicienmn
Opening or removing covers may
expose you to dangerous
voltages or olher risks.
incorrect reassembly can cause
electric shock when the
appliance is subsequently used.
Unplug this product than the waii
12-uuliel end refer servicing to
qualified service personnel under
the following mndltlonm
When the power supply cord
at of plug is damaga‘l er frayed
ii' liquid has been spilled into
be the 9mm.
tithe product has been to min
f. expmd or water
iflheproduet does not operate
d. normally and proper operating
instructions have been
followed, eqlust only those
controls that are covered by the
operating Instructional
Improper edlusunent of other
controls may result In damage
and wilicflen require extensive
work by a qualified technician
lo restore the producl in normal
operation.
e.lf the product has been
dropped or cabinet has be
damaged
i. If the prcduet axhib'ns a distinct
change in performance.
13. Avoid using telephone (other
than a cordless type) during an
electrical storm. There may be a
[6mm risk flf electrical shock ’
from lightning. ~
14. Do not use the ielephene to report
a gas leak in the vicinity dtihe
leak.
SAVE THESE iNSTRUCTIONS
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P. 17/18
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26.M. 1999 15287
SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS FOR BATTERIES...
CAUTION: To reduce the risk of
fire or personal Injury, read and
followthese Inatmctlons.:
1:0anle NchEL-GAD-
um BATTERY. lATTERY
MUST BE RECYCLED OR
DlsPosen or PROPERLY.
1 . Use only a WALKER EQUIPMENT
approved battery peck tn the
handset of your cordless
telephone.
FOR HANDSEr UNIT:
3. GP4DAAK 3.6V4ODmAHr
GPl lnlemationat Ltd or
b. D-2/3AA4OOBC 35V
400mAHr..BYD Battery 00. Le
2. Do not dlspose ofthe battery In a
flu. as it may explode, Check Mlh
local codes (or possible special
disposal Instructlons.
3. Do not open or mutilate the battery
Released electrolyte ls corrosive
and may cause damage to the
eyes and skin. lt may be toxic if
swallowed,
4. Exemise rare in handling batteries
in order not to short the battery with
conductlng materials such as
rings. bracelets and keys. The
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battery or conducllon material ma
overheat and cause burns.
5. Charge the battery (lee) providedwlm
or identified (or use with lhls prod
only in accordance with the
instructions and llmilauons specifi
In thls manual
64 Observe proper polarity orientatlo
between the Battery Pack and belle
charger.
The HERO See] on the
nlckel-cedrnlum (Nb
Cd) battery lndleetes
t h a l W A LK E H
EQUIPMENT Retail
sales ls voluntarily pertlolplting
In a program to collect and
reeyele these bettafles at the end
of their useful Ilte, when taken
out of servlee Win the United
States. Please cell the RBHC
toll-free at 1-800-8-BATI'EHY or
contact your local recycul'lg
center hr lntwmetlnn on where
to return the spent battery,
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