Continental Conair FF2150A 900MHz 40 Channel Analog Modulation Cordless Phone User Manual

Continental Conair Limited 900MHz 40 Channel Analog Modulation Cordless Phone

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STOP - DON'T TAKE ME BACK TO THE STORE
LOOK - FOR THE TOLL-FREE “HELP” TELEPHONE NUMBER.
LISTEN - AS THE EXPERTS TALK YOU THROUGH THE PROBLEM.
Fur immediale answers to your questions regarding operatiun,
missing pans or installation, call:
Sou|hwestem Bell Freedom Phone®
Retail Sales Help Line at
1-800-366-0937
Monday - Friday 8:30 am. » 9:00 pm. EST
Saturday 8:30 am. - 12:30 p.m. EST
http: // www. swareedomphone. com
SOUTHWESTERN BELL FREEDOM PHONE
7475 N4 GLEN HARBOR BLVD, GLENDALE, AZ 85307
FFZISO Printed in China
Southwestern Bell
Freedom Phone®
900MHz Cordless Telephone with Call Waiting
Caller [D and Digital Answering System
FF21 5 O OWNER‘S MANUAL
Toll Free Helpline 1-800-366-0937
http://www.swareedomphone.com
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PLEASE READ IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS BEFORE USE.
Congratulations!
You hive purchased it QOOMHZ Cordless Telephone with Call Waiting Caller ID and ariAl]
Digital Answering System ihot has been manufactured to the highest standards of
SOUTHWESTERN BELL FREEDOM PHDNE®ReVzll sues its “DIGlCLEAR PLUS'"
circuitry combines noise ﬁltering with state otthe in technology lhs! reduces backgound
noise from your telephone convasationi, Special compander circuitry compresses, their
expands, the tianonittod signal to cuhnncc clean, elm nudio.
BEFORE INSTALLING AND OPERATING THIS TELEPHONE, IT IS VERY
IMPORTANT THAT YOU READ THIS OWNER'S MANUAL.
FCC statement
Wanting: Change: or modiﬁcations to this unit not expressly approvod by the party responsible
for compliance could void the users authority to npemm the equipment.
NOTE: This equipment his linen tested and found to oomply with lhc limlB for a class B digital
device. pursuant to Pan IS Billie FCC Rules. These limils are designed it) provide reasonable
protection againsl harmﬁll interference in a residential installation. This equipment genemles,
uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, tfnot installed and used in Mcarduice with
the instructions, may cause harmful interference in ndio oommunicalions
However, there is m guarantee llixt interreience Wlll not occur in n panicular inswllﬂﬁon. if
this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception whim con be
determined by tuming the equipment offal-id on the user in encouraged to try to correct the
interference by one or more oflhe [allowing measures,
. Reorient or relocate the rcociving antennn.
- increase the scpnrxiicn hclwecn Lhe equipment and receiver.
- Connecl the equipment in it: an outlet on n circuil different form Illat in which lite receiver is
needed.
- Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technicim for help.
IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
BEFORE USING YOUR TELEPHONE EQUIPMENT, BASIC SAFETY
PRECAUTIONS SHOULD ALWAYS BE FOLLOWED TO REDUCE THE RISK OF
FIRE, ELECTRIC SHOCK AND INJURY TO PERSONS, INCLUDING THE
FOLLOWING:
I. Read and understand all insiruitiionst
2, Follow all warnings and instructions marked on Ilie producl.
3 Unplug this product from the will telephone jack and power outlet before cleaning. Do
not use liquid or aerosol cleaners Use a damp cloth for cleaning.
4. Do not use this product near valet: for example. near a balhmb. wash howl, kitchen sink,
laundry luh, swimming pool, or in a wet basement
5. Do not place this product on an unstohle can, sland or table. The product may (all,
causing serious damage.
5, Slots or openings in the cabinet and the back and hottom are provided for ventilation, to
protect it from overheating. These openings must not he blocked or covered. The openings
should never he iaicchcd hy placing the product on a bed, or other similar surfnce. This
prudlwl should never he placed near or over a radiator or host register.
7. This product should be operated only from the type ofpower source indicarcd on the
mnrking label, lrynu are not sure oftiie type ofpower supply to your home, consult your
dealer or ioml power company.
8. Do not allow anything to rest on the power cord. Do not place this product where the
cord will be damaged by persons stepping on it.
9A Dc no! overload wall oullers and extension cards, as this can result in ﬁre or eleclric
shock.
to. Never push objects of any kind into this pmduci through cabinet slots. as they may
touch dangerous voltage points or short out pans. This could result in ﬁre or electric shock.
Never spill liquid or any kind on the product.
II, To reduce the risk ufelecm’t: shock, do not disassemble this producl Instead, when
service or repair worlr is required, lake it to a qualiﬁed service technician. opening or
removing covers may expose you to dangerous vollagcs or other risks. incorrect reassembly
can cause electric shock when the appl'once is subsequexlily used.
lz. Unplug this product from the wall outlet and relerseivicing to qualiﬁed service
personnel under the following conditions:
When the power supply cord or plug is damiged or frayed.
If liquid has been spilled into the product.
Ifihe product has been exposed to rain or water,
lftlie product does noi operate normally and proper operating instructions have been
followed. adjust only those controls that are covered hy the operating instructions.
improper idjiistment ofothcr controls may result in damage and will often require
extensive work by a qualiﬁed technician in resime the product to normal operation.
e. If the product his been dropped or the cabinet hos been dainnged.
f. lrthe product exhioirs a distinct change in pcrtonnsnoe.
13. Avoid using it telephone (other thin a cordless type) during an electrical storm.
There may be a remote risir of electric shock from lightning,
14. Do not use the telephone to report a gas leak in the vicinity ofthe leak.
is. Danger urexploston ifbairery is incorrectly replaced Replace only With the same or
equivalent type recommended by the manufacturer. Dispose of used ballads according to the
manufacturers instructions.
4109“?
Safety Instructions for Batteries
Handset Battery Pack
CAUTION:
Use only a Southwestem Bell Freedom Phones approved battery pack in the handset ofyour
Flestl Cordless Telephone. To reduoe the risk omre or injury, always do the following
when replacing, discarding or charging batteries, When handling the batteries, be careful
not to short the battery with conducting materials such as rings, bracelets and keys The
battery or conducting material may overheat and cause burns,
CONTAINS NICKEL CADMIUM
BATTERY. MUST BE RECYCLED
DR DISPOSED OF PROPERLY. DO
NOT DISPOSE OF IN MUNICIPAL
WASTE.
a. Use only the following type nrid size batteries in the octdlms phone:
Seltaeonntined 3—cell Nickel-Cadmium rechargeable battery supply,
GP40 AAK sBMx 3.6V 400mAh or sov AOOmAh D-2f3AA400x3 or lls40AAz/3N33tle
on lnrernational Ltd BYD Company Ltd. JB Energy (HK) Ltd.
b. Do not dispose of the battery paclr in a ﬁre. The cell may explnde. Check with local
codes for possible special disposal instructions.
c. Do not attempt to open or mutilate lhe battery pack. The chemicals are dangeraus and
may cause damage to the eyes or skin, and may be toxic iiswsllowed.
d. Follow the charge instructions outlined in this manual. (See page 11)
The RBRC“'Seol on the nickel-cadmium (Ni-Cd) battery indicates that
Soulhweslem Bel] Freedom i>hone4a Retail Sales rs volunmnly participating in an industry
program to collect and recycle these batteries at the end oflheir useful ltfe. when taken out
of service within the United States, The RBRC" program provides a convenient alternative
to placing spent nickel—cadmium batteries into the (rash or municipal waste stream, which is
illegal in some areas,
Southwestem Bell Friedom Phone” Retail Sales‘ paymens to RBRc‘“ makes it easy for
you to drop omhe spent battery (or battery pack) at local remilm ofreplaeemet-lt nickel-
czdl'rlium balleries. You may also contact ymir local mcycllng caller far infomaiion on
what: (u raum the spam batlery (or all 1h: tull~frz= RBRC“infannx|ion line in
l-sOO-SBATTERY). Our involvement in this program is part of our commitment in
protecting the environment and conserving natural resources
RlaRcN is a trademark orthe Rechargeable Battery Recycling Corporation.
Save These Instructions
Handset Battery Caution
CAUTION:
To Reduce the Risk ufFire or Injury to Persons. Read and Follow These Instructions.
1, Use only the following type and size batterits in the cordless phone:
Self—camained zcell Nickel-Cadmium reehargenble battery supply.
GP‘DAAK zBMx 3.5v warmth or 3.5v 400mm D-Z/BAAMJOXJ MJB4DAA2BN3BMX
Gl=l lntemationl Lul. EYD Company Ltd. JB Energy (HK) Ltd,
2 Use only the following type and size battery in the base unit sv (1604) Alkaline Battery,
3. Do not dispose otthe hatteryﬁes) in a ﬁre. The cell muy explbde. Check with local codes
for possible special disposal instructions,
4 Do not open or mutilate the batteryties). Released electrolyte is corrosive and may cause
damage to the eyes or skin it may be toxic itswallowed.
5, Exercise care in handling batteries in order not to short the battery with conducting
material such as rings, brnselets. and keys. The battery or conductor may ovetheut and
cause burns.
6. Charge thc batterytics) provided willl or identiﬁed for use with this product only in
accordance with the instructions and tunuottoie speciﬁed in this manual.
7. Do not mitt old and new batteries in this product (applies to products employing more
than one user replaceable second battery).
8. Do not mix batteries ofditferent sizes or fmm diﬁorent mamfsmuurs in lhis pmducl
(applies to products employing more than one user replaceable secondary battery).
9. no not attempt to recharge the bnluryﬁes) provided with or identiﬁed for use with this
product, The batteries my lealt corrosive electrolyte or explode
it). Do not attempt to rejuvenate the batteryties) provided with or identiﬁed for use with this
product by treating them. Sudden release otths balm-y electrolyte may occur causing bums
or irritation to the eyes or skin.
ll. When inserting batteries into thrs product, the proper polarity or direction must be
observed. Reverse insertion otbntteries can cause charging, and that may mull in leakage
or explosions. (Applies to product employing more than one scpmlcly replaceable primary
balm)
12. Renwve the batteries from this product lithe productwtll not be used for a long period
ntn‘me (several months or more) since during this tune the battery could leolr in the product.
13. Discard "dead" balmrlEs as soon ls pussiblc since ”dud" hnuerics are more likely to
leolr in a product.
14. Do not store this product, or the batteries provided with or identiﬁed for use with this
product, in high temperature areas. Batteries that m stored in a freezer or lzﬁ-lgemmr for
the ptupose of extending shelf life should be protected from condensation during storage
and defrosting. Batteries should be stabilized at morn lempcﬂmre prior to use aﬁer cold
storage.
Southwestern Bell Freedom Phone FF2150
Cordless Telephone
Contents
Subjecr Page Subject Page
Safery Insmlctiolls
Handeel Euuery Pack
Handsel Emery Caulio
Handser Dingnm
Em bra am
Trails nf rdlers Telephones.
Box Conrernr.
INSTALLATION.
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Preliminary Prepaminn ,, , ,, ,,, 3
Tel hnne Line Inslallaxinn
M ulur curler
Back“);
Desk or Table lusrallauon
Wall Mounlmg
Hundsei Euuery Charging
To Replace Bauer-lee
lmnal Setup
Caller lD & Rernore Access code
TELEPHONE OPERATION.
Tom/Pulse Swiron
Digiral Secunry Sysrenr
40 Channel lion
Making a Cal
Receiving a Call
liesdsel Jack
Memory rearure
Call Timer
Flash
Receiver anunre Conrrol
Ringer Conual
Page/Handset Localur
LED/LCD lndicalions
ANSWERJNG SYSTEM OPERATlON...zz
Voice Menu
To Tum Sysrern ON
To Turn Syarem OFF
Announce Only Mode
Recording Ourgoing Greexing
Checking Your Outgoing Greeting
To Record a Merno
Ring Select, Toll Saver
Voice Armored Reenroing (vex)
MESSAGE PLAYEACK..
Incoming Mess: s
Message Plrylaae
To Pause Pin back of incoming Messages
To Stop Play aelr oﬂnccming Messages
To Rzpea! me currenr Message
To Repeal rile Pmious Messnge
To Skly to rlre Next Message
To Erase Yaur Messages
Message Capaeiry Full nereelinn
Call lnrerrupl
Call Screening
Eauery Backup
TONE REMOTE OPERAT‘ON
Retrieve Messages (from a T
Telephone)
CALLEK m OPERATION,
Receiving a Call
Receiving Call Wnurng Caller ID
Revrewm Calls
Cslltt m edinl
Caller ID Erase
VlP Call
FCC Wants You to Know...
Cami-rum Queﬂinnsﬂmnbleshwting.
Product Caz:
Addruoml lufomralion..
Speed Dialing Numbers index.
Service.
Limiled Warranty
Handset Diagram
HANDSET CONTROL51The diagram below shows the controls oflhe FF2150 Handset.
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Base Diagram
BASE CONTROLS‘ This diagram shows lhe controls ofthz FFZ [50 Base.
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HANDSEl‘ GUIDE CHARGE unsung VOLUME
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VOICE MENU
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Traits of Cordless Telephones
A. Cmdlcss telephones olrer convenience and mobility dm’ing relephone cunvusaliuns. The
use of cordless lelcphones is dependenr upon the availability ofAC power. Any dismpkion
Ofelectricsl power at your localion will prevent the placing or reeeiving uflelephone calls.
It is recommended lbs! a cordless lelcphorle should not he inslalled as the only phone zll
your localion.
B. The usable range 11me cordless hondser away from Ln: base is dependem upon many
facials. Tile lElepthe base is like a radio transmilter in lhat il Lransmils telephone line
signals via radio wave to the handset. Therefore, me locallon of the base is important in
order to maximize die usable innge. For example. installing lhe base on the second floor, in
some locations. wlll provide longer range man a ground ﬂoor inslsllalron. Pick a location
um gives you the clearest signal, The fulluwing enn adversely affecl usable range,
- aluminum siding
- insulanon wnh foil backing
- any melsl oonslrucu‘on which oould shield radio signals
Almospheric conditions also ploy an imperial" role in lne prrformanee of your cordless
telephone,
lnlerference can be caused by placing die base near:
- ﬂuorescent ligh's
- appliances that generate electrical noise, including:
' microwaves
- lelcvlsions
~VcRs
~ baby monitors
~ computers
C. Always keep the base anlennst fully upright.
D. For maximum perfonnance. olwnys keep me battery pack fully charged.
E. Plug your phone direclly inlo on outlet, ml an exlension cord.
F. Do nol plug olher appliances into the nullel or have the outlet controlled by n ml] swilch.
<3, lfyou want to use more llian un= cordless telephone in your home, the telephones must
operate an difreteru channels. Press the channel key to select a channel lllal provides llle
clearesl mmmunicalim.
Installation
Box Contents
before installing your phone, check the shipping canon to be sure you have
the fullowlng.’
- Base Unit
~ Short and Long Telephone Line Cord
- Remmercess Cord
- Handset with Recharge-title Battery
Notes:
' Quick Installation Guide
« Ac Adaptor wrtlt Cord
~ Owner‘s Manual
. Wall Mounttng Bmket
a Keep the stripping carton and packaging, in case you need to ttnnspon your phone.
It. itthere is visible damage, do not use this equipment. Contact your shipping agent
or return the telephone to the plane of purchase.
Preliminary Preparation
Telephone Line Installnﬁon
1. Never install telephone Jack dunng a
lightning storm.
2 Never install telephone jack in wet
localinns unles lhejack is speciﬁcally
designed fur wet locations
3 Never touch uninsulated telephone wires
or lenmmls unless (he telephone Ilne has
been dismnnccled at the network interface.
4. Use caution when inswlling or
modifying telephone lines.
Modular Outlet
The 1-‘1-‘1150 Cnrdles Telephone opmates
from a standard 110/120 volt outlet. The
handset is powered by a rechargeable
battery paelt. Binaries are charged
auwmaucﬂlly when the handset ts plated in
the emdle orthe base unit.
Battery Backup
One 9 vnlt balmry (not included) is required
to mﬂmmn your personalized Greeting and
recorded mssages during a power failure. if
there is a power failure and 1h: battery is nut
installed. both your personalized Greeting
and reoorded messages will be lost
I Make sure AC adaptor is unplugged
from eletzlricnl outlet
1 011th hnncm of the base, press on
the tab (towerd the battery compartment
door), and then liﬁ the door may from
lb: unit,
3. Install on: 9 volt battery.
4. Replnce battery compantnent door.
5. Install a replacement battery ottoe a yenr
to ensure proper opemtton oithe power
failure pulsation feature. Your BA’lT
LOW LED will ﬂab rapidly until A 9 Val!
battery ts installed. Your unit is fully
functional, Battery is needed for power
failure back up ONLY.
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Installation (Cont.)
Table/Desk Installation
A. Plug one end of the long telephone line
cord ink: llte back of the unit and connecl
lllc other end to a modular wall Jack. Press
unlil locking lever Clicks (Fig. l)
8. Connect the AC Adaptor into the back
orthe unit. Plug the other end into a
standard 110/110 volt outlet (Fig. 1)
c, The message counter will show ‘AA'
ﬂashing. The unit is oheoking in
memory, and you should not press any
buttons,
D. When you plug ttt your unit for the ﬁrst
time, it will take approximately 19 seconds
for the untt to check ils memory. When the
memory eheek is oontplete, your system will
announce ”Unit Ready“ and Will reset to
answer tncomtng tolls. lt will answer
incoming calls with a prereoorded greeting;
"Hello. We are no! available now; please
leave your mm: and number atter the beep."
To record a personalized greeting refer
to page 23.
E. Raise antenna on base for best reoeptton.
F. Place the handset into the base. The
handset will beep, and the IN USE!
CHARGE LED will light.
NOTE: BATTERY PACK MUST BE
CHARGED FOR 10»l4 HOURS
BEFORE INITIAL OPERATION.
Wall Mounting
THE 1-1-7150 CAN BE MOUNTED ON A
STANDARD WALL PHONE PLATE. IF
ONE ls NOT AVAILABLE, 1T CAN
ALSO BE MOUNTED ON TWO
SCREWS (NOT INCLUDED), l'NSTALLED
3-114 " VER'HCALLY APART IN THE
WALL. LEAVE 3/16" OF EACH SCREW
EXPOSED FOR MOUNTING THE UNIT.
A. Connect the desk/wall bracket lo me
bottom orthe base in the wall mount positron
(rigz). You on remove the braeket from the
base by pushing on the tab or the brackel.
B. Place one end of the short telephone line
card into the modular jack marked TEL
LINE located at the haok of the base.
(Fig.l J
Pig. 2
water
C. Place the other end of the line card
mlo the recessed arm in the bottom of the
wall mount brackets and plug min the
telephone wall jnett
D. Posiltort the wall mountsluls on the
bolmm ofthe bracket over the two studs on
the wall pixies Pull down and lock into place
(Fig 3).
Installation (Cont.)
E. Connect the AC adaptor into the back
oflhe unir and plug the other end in the
tin/120 volt omieL
F. The Message counter will show ‘AA'
ﬂashing The unit is checking is
memory, and you should not press any
buttons.
0. When you plug in your unit for the first
time, it will lake eppmximerely 19 seconds
for the unit to check its memory. When the
memory check rs complete, your system Mil
announce "Unit Ready" and will reset to
answer incoming calls It will arswer
incoming calls with a prerecorded yeeung
"Hello, we are not available now; please
leave your name and number other the
beep.“ To records personalized greeting.
refer to page 23.
H. Raise antenna an base for best reception.
1 Place the handset into the base. Make
sure that the handset guide (on the base) rtts
securely into the slot underneath the handset
earpiece. The handset will beep, and the
m USE/CHARGE LED will light.
Handset Battery Charging
The battery pack in the handset must be
fully charged for about I0—I4 hours before
using the telephone. The Answering
Machine may he used prior to the handset
being fully charged. An extension
telephone will be required until the handset
is charged
Aher counseling the unit to ac power,
leave the handset in the base cradle for ten
to fourteen hours before ﬁrst using it. Later,
it will take less time for the battery to
recharge. The N USE/CHARGE LED on
the base will be lit When the handset is in
the male.
11
Note:
in. When the battery gets low, there will be a
low—battery beep every 10 seconds from the
handset. The handset will display
"BA1TERY[DW"0|| the bulwm line.
b. If the battery becomes law while you are
on is call. Terminate the cell quickly
and put the handset in the base to recharge
the battery.
5. The battery will hold its charge for
several days out ctthe cradle, depending on
use.
Dual Charge
The ram is specially designed with a
dual charge (centre. The battery pack will
charge whether the handset is placed on
the base ﬁwirtg up on racing into the base,
NOTE: When the belt clip is connected to
the handset, the handset can only charge
correctly with the keypad facing into the
base.
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Installation (Cont)
Tn Replace Batteries:
1. Remove battery
cover.
-%-
3. install new battery.
4. Close battery cover.
Charge melt
hours before first
use.
Note : To maximize your battery‘s life, we
recommend that you periodically fully dram
the battery and then recharge it. To do this,
unplug your phone line cord from your mil
phone jack Piss the "TALK" button and
allow the handset to remain on for 10 to 12
hours. Return the handset tn the base and
allow to fully charge for 12 hours. trthis
process is completed monthly. it will reduce
the memory build—up that occurs from
frequent partial charging.
Initial Setup
l. Alter installing the FULLY CHARGED
handset battery. the handset display wtll
light and will show "AREA come "I“.
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G’L'ﬂ
HREH CODE 7
2. Enter your 3-digit local area code "Sing
the handset keypad.
12
, n.
lE-L‘E— in:
833
HREH CODE '?
3. Aher selecting the third digit, press the
"MEM" bumn lo confirm the displayed
area code. Tire display will show Bald
Time screen, The time and date will be
automatically updated when the ﬁrst
Caller ID Call is rebeived.
in.
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121m? HM
Note: Your FF2|50 will always stay in area
code setup mode, until you enter the area code
However, it will still record the Caller ID
information and voice messages.
Caller ID & Remote Access code
To Set Language
1. Ta set up the Caller [D and Remote Access
code, press the “CH“ button for a second in
the Date/lime screen. The handset display will
light and will show "SET LANGUAGE”.
iE-ﬂaﬂ iii} .'
SET LHNGUHGE
2. You can choose to see your LCD
indications in English French or Spanish.
Pru; the "A“ or "ii v" button to choose
rhe desired language.
tel-33! us I
ENGLISH
3, Press the "MEM" key to cunftrm the
display language. The unit will begin to
set the area code
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Caller ID Setup/Telephone Operation
To SetAren Cutie
Note: In order far (he Caller ID Radial
feature to work properly, you must set
your local area code.
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EH}
FlREFi CDDE “t“
1. Enter your 3-dtgit local area code, using
the handset keypad
2. Aﬁer selecting the third digit, press the
"MEM" button to conﬁrm the dlsployed
hm code. The unit will begin to set the
remote access PIN code.
To Set Remote Access Cad:
Nine: in order to accss your answering
machine remotely (see page 27). The
default pin code is "88".
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88
FIN CDDE ’?
1. Enter your 2 digil pin code, using the
handset keypad, The entered digits will
display on the handset and will shift to the
left, one by one, aﬁer you enter the ﬁrst
g t
2. Press “MEM” trey to conﬁrm the
displayed ends. The unit wtll begin to set
the handset display conrnot level.
To Set Handset Display Connart
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CONTRHST It I'
1. Press the “A" or "wv" button to adjust
the display contrast to the desired level
(lighter or darker).
2, Press the "MEM" button to conﬁn'n the
displayed connast level. than the display
will revert to the Date/rime screen,
Note:
1. liyou delay more than 20 seconds in
between any of the above steps, the unit will
revert to the DawTim¢ screen.
2. To adjust the hartdset LCD display commit
while in the standby mode, press th "FLASH"
button, Thain prms the "A“ or WV" buhnn
to set the desired contrast. Press "MEM" button
to conﬁrm Lhe contrast level.
3 Put the handset back In the charge cradle
aﬁer setup is complelerL
Digital Security System
Your l-TZISO Cordless Telephona is equipped
Wllh a digital security coding system to
protect you hase unit from heing aocessed
by other cordless telephones.
The code allows your base and handset tn
mmgniu each other so that other cordless
phones will not make calls on your line.
If the AC adaptor is disconnected or a loss
of power occurs while the handset is away
from the base unit. 1h: security code will be
lost and the phone will be inoperable. If
Lhis occurs, reconnect the AC sdapwr and
return the handset tn the base unit so that the
security code is met. The base will beep to
conﬁrm that the security code has been reset
When the handscl is m)! in the base, only a
handset havtng the identical security code
and operating on the same channel our
access the base and use your phone line
When the handset is in the base, no other
handset, even those having the identical
security code and operating on the sarne
channel can access the hose and use your
line.
Digital security coding will also eliminate
the "false" ringing associated with cordless
telephones not equipped wllh this feature,
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Telephone Operation (Conn)
40 Channel Operation
Your cordless telephone has 40 opernting
channels. The phone will automatically
search and ulcer the clearest channel when
you pick up the handset hnd press the
"TALK" button. tryou hear noise or other
interfmnw during your conversation, you
can manually select a clearer channel by
pressing and releasing the channel control
on the handset to swltch to another spore
ehannel. Your call will not be interrupted.
Note:
You must be ln usohte range to change
channels. When you are close to being out
of range, you may lose the out tithis
occurs, place the handset back into the base
for ten seconds to reset the security code
and then make the call again,
to
Making a Call
1. Make sure the hase antenna is fully
upright.
2, Llﬂ the handset and press the "TAT. ”
button to be connected to the phone line,
The handset display will show TALK,
and the Base MESSAGE COUNTER will
show -- in v
3. Aﬁer hearing a dial tone, dial the desired
number.
4. ifyou misdial, simply press the ”TALK"
button, writ for a couple orseoonds, and
press the "TALK" button again for a new
dial tone.
5. Aﬁer your conversation is completed,
press the "TALK" bntmn once to disconnect
the line, the m USE/CHARGE LED on the
base will mm off or return the handset to the
base.
Receiving a Call Through the Handset
When the Phone Rings
1. IF THE HANDSEl' is OUT OF THE
CRADLE, press the any key on the handset.
2. IFTHE HANDSET IS INTHE
CRADLE, liﬁ the handset DO NOT press
the “TALK" human, as you wtll I):
connected automatically.
Note:
tryou experienee difﬁculty with placing or
receiving calls, the lost security code may be
Lhe cause ofthe problem. When this occurs.
the handset can no longer communicate with
its base. The loss of the code ran occur any
ortlre following way - the battery is drained
and needs recharging, the AC adaptor is
disconnected or a power loss has occurred;
or anything that causes electrical
interference, for example, multiple cordless
telephones, baby monitors, televisions,
VCR's etc. Reset the security code by
placing the handset on the hose for 10
seconds, removing it from the hue, then
replacing it on the base for an additional
ll) seconds.
the unit wiu beep and you man now malte
lhe call. ll'lhzl does nol work, make sure
AC adaptor is connected. if ncoesssary.
unplug the AC adaptor from the power
source. Disconneet the battery for 5 seconds
and then reconnect. Place the handset on the
base and then rcplug the AC adaptor (see
Troubllshooting). Let stand 2 minutes
before use.
Headset Jack
You ran eonneet a headset (not included)
for hands-flee anet'salions.
1. insert the headset plug (must be 3/32 inch/
2.5mm type) into lhe headset jack on the stile
of the handset.
2. Attach the belt clip to the hack ofthe
handset. Make sure the "anus" of the belt clip
snap securely into the notches on the side or
the handset. You can now atlaleh the handset!
belt clip to the desired location on your
clothing.
3. Adjusl lhe headset microphone to a
comfortable position, placing it near your
mouth.
4. Press llte "TALK" button w make or!
receive a call.
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Telephone Operation (Cont) 5. To remove the belt clip from the
back otthe handset use your ﬁngernails
to loosen one or the “arms of the belt
clip The other “am: or the belt elrp
will automatically release from the
handset.
ane:
-When the belt clip is connected to the
handset, the handset can only charge
oorrrsetly with the keypad tuning into
the base.
-Ym.t can purchase a headset through our
help line at l4w—366-0937, our secure
website at
hup.l/www.swareedomphane.eom, or
your local retailer.
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Out of Range
Ifyou experience static while using the
telephone, move closer to the base or
change the channel by pressing the CH“
bunon on handset. l
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Telephone Operation (Cont)
Memory Features
Your FFleo is equipped with 10 memories
for programming your most frequently dialed
telephone numbers You can slore up to lo
digits in each arm: memory locations 0
through 9, by following the steps outlined
below. Atecmd of the numbers in be
speed-dlaled may he kept on the speed
dialing numbers index on page 40.
Ttt Program Frequently
Called Numbers
1. Press the “MEM” button on the handset,
and the display will show “Mm x“. wtth "x"
representing the memory location that is
currently displayed.
2. Press the "n" or "tiv " button to select me
memory location where the telephone numher
is to be stored. You can choose from MEM or
MEN! 9.
Note : its particular nrenrory location rs not
empty, the display wrll show the current
memory lamliun and telephone number.
3. Enter (he telephone number you wish to
store. using the trnrrdset keypad.
lenﬂﬂ us
555 123“!
MEN 2
1a
Note : ltyou aocidentally press a 17m digit.
an error tone will sound, and you must
reprogram the number.
- Press the ”REDlAL" button to enter a
4rsecclnd pause inlo the dialing sequence
A "P" will appear in the number sequence
to show where the pause has been inserted.
4. To delete a particular digit that has
nlready been entered, press the "DEL"
button the last entered digit will be
deleted. To delne all ofrhe digits. press the
“FLASH" button.
18-055 my:
555 183
HEM E:
5. Press the ""MEM butlorl to conﬁrm the
entered telephone number the display will
show "LOCATION 7 it", with "x"
mprmnllrtg the current memory localion.
BEBE r’IG.’
LIJEHTIDN 7 E
5. press rhe "MEM" button again to
conﬁrm that ylm want to save the telephone
number to that particular memory localion
number. if you want to choose another
memory location number. press "‘ i'lor "w.
or enter in the desired memory locaucn,
using the handset keypad. The display will
show “MEM x STORED", with x
representing rhe memory location number.
r'E'i’Jr‘iE 1/0:
HEM E STORED
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Telephone Operation (Cont)
Scratchpad Memory
The FFZISO also funcliolls as a scmwhpsd.
lfyou mm in save is displayed telephone
number (up to 16 digits) inro speed dial
memory:
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I ha— ”a:
555 ESP-I
1. Press the “MEM‘K built)“ an the handset.
The display will show "LOCATION 7 x",
with “x" representing the ﬁrst empty
memory loealion.
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LOEHTIDN ‘?
2. Press the "MEM" button again to
conﬁrm that you want to save the
telephone number lo that particular
memory location number. I! you want to
choose unnthn memory location number,
press ”‘A',"#v" or enter in [he desired
memory location. using the handset
keypad. The display will show “MEM
x STORED“,wiLh “x“ representing the
memory loesrierr numher.
lease“ we:
”EH 2 STORED
To Delete a Memory Location
l. Press the mnem- hutmn on rhe handset,
and the display will show “MEM x“ with "x"
representing the memory location that is
currently displayed
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HEH 1:1
2. Press the “A“ or “M v" butlon in sclecl the
memory location where the telephone numher
is in be delebed.
3. Press the "DEL" button to delete that
memory location The display will show
"EKASE 7".
4. Press the "DEL" button agpin to conﬁrm
that you want to delete lhls memory location,
and the memory lamtion will he erased. it you
do not want to delete that memory location,
press any other key to cancel this pmoedure.
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Telephone Operation (Cont.)
To Dial a Number Stored
in Memory
WHEN THE TALK BUTTON
IS OFF:
1. Press the "MEM" button and the location
number on rhe handset. and the display will
show "MEM x' with "x-heprereming the
memory location that is currently displayed.
2.1’ms the "A“ or "N v" bullmt to selecl lhe
memory location where the helephonc number
is ll! be redlsled, You can choose from MEM 0
3. Fix the “CALLS" human. The number
scroll across the screen from leﬁ to
righl as it is dialed
, u. .
LEG-dc.
THLK
rnl
YLIA
2:35“
555 185"!
WHEN THE TALK BUTTON
IS ON:
1. Press lhe "MEM" button on the handset.
2. Press Ihe desired memory location
(a through 9).
3, The number you programmed will he
automatieslly dialed.
13.03“! rm
555 123?
Radial
Your FF2l50 remembers the last number (up
to 32 digits) dialed. This is a eenvenienr
feature when trying to plsoe a call through to
a phone number lhal is not being answered or
ls conlmuously busy.
DO NOT PRESS THE TALK
BUTTON.
1. Press the "RENAL" button, and the
display will show the last mlephone immher
whieh you had previously dialed.
[Ehﬂﬂﬂ r'It’r‘.’
SSS :E’5"-l
2. lryou mm to edit this displayed telephone
number, you can choose the following
options:
a To delete a particular digit that has
already heen entered press the "DEL"
hutton. The last entered digit will he
deleiedl
h. To insert a digit at the end of the
telephone numher, enter the desired
digit using the keypad.
c To delete all oilhe digits. press the
"FLASH" human.
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Telephone Operation (Cont)
3. Press the "CALLS" button. The number will Flash
small acmss the scrwrl from leﬁ (a right as it
is dialed.
TFlLl-i
555 185":
Call Timer
l. The LCD will display the call duralion
rirnet ll) seconds utter a call ts begun,
2. During the eall, the base message eeunrer
will show "in". For example, ifthe call is
made through the hundset, die handset display
will show the all timer, and the huse Ill-sage
counter will show "in"
3. Aﬂer the call is ended, lhe call limer will
remain on the display for 5 seconds
l-ﬂt’ﬂi/L'.‘
1123
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You can use your cordless telephone with
speClal services such as Call Wailing or
Three Way Calling (Specml subscription
from your local telephone mmpzny is
required). Dunng a telephone conversation,
you may hear a tone or click, which indicates
that you are receiving another call. To speak
to the second caller and pul the ﬁrst call on
Hold, press Ihe "FLASH" bullml, Press
"FLASH" again (A) return to 1h! Original callr
You may also press the "FLASH" key to
ublsin a new dial tone-
Telephone Operation (Cont)
Receiver Volume Control
Your FF2150 allows you to adjust the
handset volume to h more comfomble
listening level. Press “VOL/RING" button
to increase or discretise volume, while
handset in the Tallr 0n mode. The default
volume is set to level 1. The volume
status will show on the LCD.
IJOL H
By pressing “VOL/RING“ huttnn the
receiver volume Wlll increase Io muxtuni
(level 3) nnd then back down and demue
to minimum (level I) in a repeated tyete.
Handsel will heep 3 times when either the
minimum or maximum volume is reaeheli.
Ringer Control
lf you do not want the handset (a ring ,
press the " VOL/RING " button on handset
for 2 seconds to toggle lhe ringer ID on.
The LCD will show.
RINGER EIFF
The handset will no longer ring when a
call comes in.
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Page/Handset Leeann
You can send a page signal from the base
to the handset.
Press the “PAGE“ humm on the hase dnoe,
and the handset will beep 3 limes. Press
and hold [he "PAGE" button for 3 seconds.
and the handset will beep for ahout 60
seconds. Press lhe any butlon on the
handset to stop the handset hunt beeping
Telephone Operation (Cont)
LCD/LED INDICATIONS
BASE
LED STATUS lNDlCATlDNS
EN USE OFF -N0k in use
CHARGE ~Hzndset nﬁcradle
ON -ln TALK mode
-Banery being charged
-PAGE key pressed
MESSAGE ON -Urlit in Answer Ready Made
COUNTER -AC power cunneered
OFF ~Urlil in Answet Oﬁmade
.Ac power unseen-reeled
A ~Unit in Announee Only Mode
BATT LOW ON -Low 9 volzbmery
on: 4; vplr nmery inmllcd wnile AC
power cormecled
HANDSET
LED STATUS INDICATIONS
NEW FMSHI‘NG -New Caller lD Infommllon is m
CALL uremery.
LED
OFF -All new Caller ID infurmxlion has
already been reviewed.
LCD DISPLAY INDICATIONS
BATTERY LOW Handset ballary power is low, and line
handset nunery should be charged.
PAGING Base uuil is paging handseL
TALK Handset e summed to line.
LINE IN use Speakerphone aeIiver
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Answen’ng System Operation
Voice Menu
To Turn System to Announc
In the Announce Only made. the unit
While this owner's manual explulns how 10 operate
the FFZlSO answering funclions. the Voice menu will
also walk yuu Lhmugh the massage playback and
greeting lemming opmliun, step by step. Press Lhe
“MENU" button and the "PLAY“ or "GREE‘ITNG"
buuun on me base to hear me message playback or
greeting recording operating Inslnmlloﬂsl
Press me ANSWER (IN/OFF butmn on nine base to turn
on the answering sysrem. The message eeumer will
turn an and rne uuil will say “Answer On". The message
counter will display rue eureeur mesage number to
iullieele me sysleiu is m Answer ready mode.
lfll'le clock is sel, the unit will snnnuuee “ANSWER
ON" a me currenl u'mer lflue clock is nnr sel, llre
unit will say ”Answer on
e Only Mode
will play your ourgoiug greeting, NOT
RECORD AN INCOMING MESSAGE, and disconnect the line, Tins feature is useful
iryou want to provide informalion Io
the caller but DO NOT WANT TO RECEIVE
ANY MESSAGES. Press the ANSWER ON/OFF bulton until you hear "Announce Only".
The unil will enter the Announce Only mode‘ and me message cuunler will display "A',
To Turn System OFF
Press the “ANSWER ONIOFF" built)
will hear "Answer Off", and the mess
TI on the base to lurll OR the answering sysmanu
age counler WIll [um off.
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Answering System Operation (Cont)
Recording Outgoing Greeting
Your system comes with a prerecorded omgoing greelin "Hello We are nol available
now, please leave your name and number after me beep . The prerecorded announce only
greeting is "Heller Our machine candor accept messages. Please call agnin‘t You can record
both a personalized Answer On (Answer Ready) and an Announce Only greellng. To record
an Answer on greering, make sure you are in rbeAnswer 0n mode (die message eounrer will
be iii). To record an Announce Only greering make sure you are in (he Announce Only
mode (ore message counter wrll display "A“).
l, Preg and hold down the “GREETING" button
z. Aﬁer you near one beep, speak clearly rewards rhe
bull! in microphone (in me from enhe base). You
have n maximum crso seconds la record your
gaming Your recording rime slrould nor be less than
2 seconds, The message counrer will nor ligln when
the and is recording your greeting.
Sample Answer On Message.-
"Hello, ilris is r
1 cans come ﬁne p one rignr now Please leave your name and phone number
after you hear die beep. You have so seconds or leave your message. Thsnlr
you for calling,"
”Hello. this is . I can'l come “1 the phone right now.
SampleAnnounz‘e Only Message:
Please callback laier.”
3. When ﬁn'slred, release "GREETING" burron,
Nakz' lrlhe unn beeps while you are recording your
greeling, you have exceeded die 30 seconds rime
lirnir. Record a snonergreering
4. Unir will beep once. play back your recorded
ourgoiug greeting. and men rrser ro onawer incoming
calls
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Answering System Operation (Cont)
Checking Your Outgoing Greeting
I. Picss and release die "GREETING" button.
zr Your ouigoing greeting will be played
back no you, lhen resel lu answer incoming
calls
1 Press and release in: volume up" A "or
down'v ' builon on lhe base 10 set the speaker
lo the (15er sound level,
Tb Record a Memo
i. Press and hold the "MEMO" billion.
z. Aner lire beep, record your message
(up ro 50 seconds) drrouglr lire microphone
in rhe from of Lhe base.
3, When your messege is completed.
release die "MEMO" burlon
The Base display message ooumer will
indioare a revised rue-sage count. When
a MEMO is recorded, your unir oonslders
u as a srandard message and will include
ii in die Base message counr.
Nola:
When Memory is full during recording.
the unir will ammunu: "Memory is full.
Ease all messages".
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Ring Select
You can select ihe number of rings in which
a call will he answered. Set the Ring Selecl
swnch (on the back onhe base) ro z or 6
rings, or Toll Saver (TS),
Toll Saver
Your uni: has a builHn anromalic mil
saving feature. This feature leis you know
iryou have received any new messages
before it answers, il-rus saving you on long
dislmu costs.
How Toll Saver Works
IF YOU HAVE SH THE RING SELECT
SWITCH TO TOLL SAVER (TS), when
calling your unit from a more location lo
check for your messages, listen to die
number offings:
1. No New Mmsge Received
lfyour phone rings more than rwo umes,
you have no new messages. You can hang
up on die drird ring before your unit
answers. and save lhe cosr of the call
Note:
If no new messages are received, your unn
will answer lhe call aﬁer the ﬁrm ring.
2. NEW Messages Received
lfyour unit answers sner only 2 ring, you
have received new messages. Refer to page
27 for mssage rec-level insnucrions.
Voice Activated
Recording (VOX)
Your FF2150 records messages for up ro so
seconds as long as me caller speaks, To
avoid unnecessary pauss due 10 nangups
and (a save message capacity, yam' unir will
aulomsuoally slap recording aner 7 seconds
of silence.
Message Playback
Incoming Messages
When the answertng system is on and is
ready to answer calls, the base display will
show the number ut'new messages and the
total number of messages in mmnry
(up to 99).
Note.-
The machine hangs up and reses to answer
the next call in the following cases: the
caller hangs up, the message length exceeds
60 seconds, there are more than 7 seconds
of silenee or there is a steady tone (dial
tone) for 7 seconds.
The FFZISO can record up to is minutes or
innoming mmsages. The maximum
reaarding time for each incoming mesage
is 60 seconds.
To Hear Your Messages
i. press and release the "PLAY" hullan.
The nnlr wtll playback the ineoming or
MEMO messages in the order they were
received
2. The set day and nine wrll be heard before
each message.
Note; The day and time are auwmaﬁcally set
once your unit receives its ﬁrst caller ID call.
3. Aﬁer the last incoming or MEMO
message has been played back. the unit will
say No more new messages. Press and hold
the mats" button lo erase all messages.
Naif:
if there are new messages, only the new
messages will be played. Otherwise, all the
messages will be played.
4. Unit will reset to answer lncomlng calls,
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To Pause Playback of Incoming
Messages
During playback, pressing the "may"
butlon will pause mssagc playback, the
IN USE/CHARGE LED on Ihc base will
be ﬂashing. Press the “PLAY" button again
to resume playback.
Nau: lfyou do not resume playback aher
one minute the unit will reset ro answer
incoming calls.
To Stop Playback of Incoming
Messages
Preas and release the "STOP" button. Your
unit will met to answer incoming calls and
will save all messages, except those marked
for erm.
To Repeat the Current Message
a , ,
During playback, press and quickly release
the (<<) REPEAT button ONCEr
To Repeat the Previous Messages
During playback, press and release the (<<)
REPEAT button TWICE.
Ta Skil to the Next Message
During playback, press the 5le button (>>)
to skip to the next message,
Message Playback (Cont)
To Erase Your Messages
MESSAGES WILL BE SAVED UNLESS
YOU ERASE THEM
While playing messages, press and release
the ”ERASE“ button. it will announce
"Press ERASE button again to erase
massage” press ERASE button to erase
that particular message. At the end of the
last message, press and held the ERASE
button and then press the ERASE button,
ALL MESSAGES WILL BE ERASED.
Message Capacity Full Detection
When the message capacity is full, the unit
will answer the phone and say "Hello, our
machine can‘t accept messages, please call
sgai pause 20 seconds, and then
automatically dismnnect the telephone line.
The message oouater will flash and display
"FF“.You should erase some messages to
make room in memory.
Call Interrupt
If she unit answers before you do, you
can turn it ofrby picking up any extensiun
phone or by pressing “TALK" button on
your handset nr pressing “SPEAKER" button
on lira base. If the unit does not stop
answering, press the "FLASH“ button for
about one second and release. You may also
press the "STOP" button an the base.
Call Screening
To lislen In an incoming call without
picking up the phone, let your unit answer
the phone when it rings. if you don't want
to talk to the caller, let your unit take a
message, and adjust the volume control
all the base to listen. If you don't want no
listen to the caller's musagea lower (he
volume.
Nair:
Callers will be unaware that you are
screening their calls If you want to talk to
the caller, pick up an extension phone or
piss (he “TALK" bunon on your handset,
or press the SPEAKER button on [he Base.
Power Failure
Protection/Battery Backup
ltan AC power failure occurs, or rhe power
plug comes out or the WI], your unit will
shutdown until the power is restored.
When the power is restored, any messages
recorded before the power failure will be
saved lF YOU HAVE l'NSTALLED A 9
VOLT BATTERY. The base display
will indicate the number ofmtssages
received.
liyourunit is not operating properly
when the power is rammed, proceed
Wllh at uni! met.
To Reset Unit
1. Unplug the AC adaptor from the
pawer outlet.
2 Remove the 9 volt battery, Replace
with a fresh 9 volt battery
(see page 9).
3. Plug AC adaptor back into power
oullel,
4. Record a new personalized outgoing
greeting,
(see page 23).
5, Remove the handset battery. wall 5
seconds, and then remslhll the handset
battery. You need to follow the
Caller ID seuip procedure.
MPORTAN l'
During a power outage, your unit will NOT
worlr eveu ifa 9 Volt banery is installed,
The battery will save your outgoing greeting,
and any incoming messages you have already
received.
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Tone Remote Operation
To access answering funclions from an
outside lint, you will need lo emu the lwo~
digit remote access security/pin code
(see page lz).
To he! a new or to check the lecllrity code:
1, When the current tlmdday is displayed on
the handseL PMS lhe "CH" bullet: for a
second,
2. The current set language will display on the
handset Prss the "MEM" key to confirm
3 The Curran! scl area code will display on
(he handseL Press Ihe "MEM" key lo confirm
llltc area code.
4.
nt-l
uu
PIN CDDE ’r‘
Enler your 2-digii pin code, using the hindset
keypad. lite entered digits will display on the
handset and will shift to the lelt, one by one,
after you enter the ﬁrst digit
rrsss the ”MEM" key to conﬁrm the display
code. A conﬁrmation beep will be hand.
5. Press the "MEM" key to conﬁrm the
displayed code.
6 Press the "on" key to retitni to the standby
mode.
Write this number on the REMOTE
ACCESS CARD, which you can keep in
your wallet ltyuu do not set a security code,
lhe defaull security code is "83".
To turn on answering machine remotely:
If you forget to tutn on your unit, call your
phone number from an outside touch tone
telephone. Wait to rings until the machine
answers, hung up the telephone, and
subsequent calls will be answered
Tb access answering machine
remotely:
l, Call your phone ntunber from a touch
tone telephone.
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2. Ann the unit answers, enter your two
digit security code during playback of the
outgoing greeting.
3. if the code was entered correctly, the unit
will stop playing back the outgoing greeting
and will sound one beep.
4. The voice menu will direct you to press
the following buttons on your kzypﬁd:
Option Press
Playback new messages (1)
Playback all messages (2)
Erase all messages (3)
To choose other functions (4)
lrvou Puss 4
(To Chooic Other Functions) Press
Record new outgoing greeting (3)
Turn olfnnswer mode (9)
To return to main menu (4)
Note: lf you choose option "9 (to turn
at? the answer mode), the call will be
automatically ended shot this operation
is completed.
"You Pres! l or 2
rro playback Messages) rrets
Erase current message (3)
Repeat current mrmge (4)
stop message playbook (5)
Skip to next message (6)
To SAVE messages, hang up the
telephone.
"You Press 4 End 8
(To Record New Outgoing Greeting)
l. Th: unit will say "Record greeting aﬁzr
the beep. Press 5 to end recording."
2. Record your new outgoing greeting
(up to 30 seconds).
3. When you have ﬁnished recording your
outgoing greeting, press 5. The new
outgoing greeting will play back to you.
Caller ID Operation
Receiving a Call
1. Afler the ﬁrst ring, the callers name and
telephone number will display on the handset
screen.
t‘ full“ ilL‘i
333-555-1334
JOESMITH
The Caller ID infonnntion (of up to 64
callers) will be stored in the handset display
in the order received. lftlie received call
information is the same as any ntthe new
calls. the unit will display the "RPT" icon
to indicate a repeat call. lrthe unit receives
more than 64 calls, the oldest Caller ID
information will be erased. The New Call
um will ﬂash until you review all your
new calls.
Note:
- lfyou answer your incoming call belote the
second ring, the unit will not display the call
informant)“.
Receiving Call Waiting Caller ID
When you are on an existing phone call.
your FFZISU will display incnrning call
wailing Caller ID informalion.
1, You will hear a beep and ill: telephone
will be muled momenlnnly while ll’w
displays show the Caller ID information or
the sound caller.
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2. When you access the call waiting call, the
Caller l‘D information will disappear and the
Time/Day screen will be displayed.
Note:
- You can only access the cull waiting call
from the handset, not from lhe base
M PORTANT:
You must subscribe to Call Waiting and Call
Wailing Caller ID service from your local
telephone company in order to receive Call
Waiting Caller ID infomtation.
Reviewing Calls
Reviewing New Call Records
1. When the display shows the current
date/time, press the at" or "itv " button on
the handset to display the information for the
last new call received.
Note :
~Ycu can review up to 64 new Caller in cells
from the handset
2. Continue pressing "A" or "ﬂv" button to
review all new call records in the order the
calls were received.
When a name received exceeds lz
characters the ﬁrst 12 characters will be
shown with " v " showing on the right
hand side. Press the "it v ' button to view the
remaining characters.
3. Aﬁer the ﬁnal call has been displayed,
press the "w or WV“ button again, nic
New Chll LED will stop blinking and the
LCD will show "END NEW CALL"
Note:
—if you do not review all new calls. the
Time/Date screen will display aﬁer 20
seconds and the new call ccuuler will show
the total number oinew calls received
(including those you just reviewed).
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Caller ID Operation (Cont)
To Store a Caller ID Record to Speed
Dial Memory
Nate:
- You can store a Caller ID record from
the hnndset to speed dial memory.
1. When the handset display shows the orrrrent
time/day, pit-s the " A‘" or ”ﬂy“ button to
select the Caller ID record you want to store
to speed dial memory.
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2. Press the ‘MEM" button on the handset.
3. The displaywill show “LOCATION ﬁ’ x",
with "x" representing the ﬁrst empty memory
location.
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4, Press the ”MEM" button again to conﬁrm
that you mm to save the telephone number to
that particular memory location number. If
you want to choose another memory location
nmnber pres "A" D!” #V "or, enter in the
desired memory location, using the handset
keypad The display will show
"MEM x STORED“,
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Reviewing All C211 Records
l. Alter you have reviewed all otthe new calls
(see page 23). press the "u" or "liv" bultan
on the hundset. The displays will Show the calls
stored in memory,
- You can review up to 64 caller ID all from
the handset
2. Once in the Caller 10 review mode. press
the "A‘" or "ttv" huttnn. The LCD display
will show the calls stored in memory.
3 Continue to press " A in bultorl to display
all records in the order they were recelved
from the eldest la the newest, or "367"
button from the newest to the old-st.
4. Aﬁer the lat Cali record ls reviewed. the
LCD will show "-»END--".
Caller ID Redial
THE LOCAL AREA coma MUST BE
PROGRAMMED m ORDER TO FULLY
UTILIZE THE 11mm. FEATURE (SEE
PAGE l2). The FF2150 allows you to redial
s plume number stored in the Caller ID
memory,
1. When the display shows the current time!
day, press the "A“ or "ﬁv" button on the
handset to seleet the Caller to record that
you want to dial.
Note:
. You can review and redial up to 64 Caller
ID calls from the handset.
Caller ID Operation (Cont)
2. Press and release the "CALLS" button
on the handset. The number wlll scroll
across the screen from letl to right as it is
dialed
Note:
- ”you review the Caller ID call from the
handset, then you will need to redial the call
from the handset (by pressing the "CALLS"
button).
With current Telecom redinling situations.
there are 4 redial options; (1) 7 digits
without a l preﬁx; (2) 7 digie with a l
preﬁx; (3) to digits without a l preﬁx; and
(4) la digits with a l prefix.
l. 7 dlgitt wltltotrt a t : Assuming that you
have prey-attuned your cumin area code,
redial your total eull by prming the
handset “CALLS" tsuumt ONCE,
z. 7 digits with a 1 : If it rs necessary to
insert a l preﬁx to your local call. assttuing
that you have programmed your correct area
code. simply press the handset ”CALLS'
hut-on TWICE Wrrr-llN 2 SECONDS,
3. 10 digits without 1 I: In some areas of
the country, the area node must he includod,
even when dialing a local call. in this
situation, set your FF2150 area code to
another 3 digit “ﬁctitious“ area code (We
recommend using an area code not currently
being used in the (LS, ire. 100, etc ). Once
your area node rs programmed as above,
your FFZlSO will Show all. "ID digits“ for
every inﬁrm-ling all. To redial a local 10
drgit call, press the handset "CALLS" hurton
TWICE WITHIN 2 SECONDS in succesion.
The "I ” preﬁx is then omitted and the local 10
digit call is redlzled out.
4. lil digits with a I: sinee the I preﬁx
will be added nuwmntically when dialing d
to digit numher, simply press the handset
"CALLS" button ONCE to make your call.
Ifyaur area code requires that you add l and
your ates code. even if the call is within the
same area eode, then you must reprogram
your FFZISO tn xnnlhﬁ 3-digit "t'tcuttous"
area code. The " l" preﬁx will be added before
the 10 digit number and your long distance call
will be dialed out.
Nate:
Use caution when pressing the handset.
nCALLS" button.
Press and relcase npidly; if the handset
"CALLS" button is held down too long, the
"V1? CALL" feature will be activaled.
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Caller ID Operation (Cont)
Caller ID Erase
To Erase a Single Call
It When the handset display shows the currenl
lime/day. press the "A” or "47“ bulxon to
select the Caller ID recnrd you want to erase
2. Press "DEL" lumen lo mse the call
displayed; ihe display will show "ERASE?“
on the helium line.
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4, Press “DEL" button again; the Caller in
record you be erased and the display will
show the next call message.
Note: lfthe current displayed message is the
last message to come in, then the display
will show “-»END--".
Tn Erase All Calls
l. You must press the "A‘" or ”14 v" bulton
m l‘eVlew all ofllie new Caller ID records
reeeived before you can erase all calls.
2. While the display is in slaiidby mode,
press and hold the "DEL” button for 2
seconds The display will show “snags
ALL?" on the bottom line.
ER “E ELL 7
3. Piss the “ERAS'E" button again; all
VIEWED messages will be erased
Note. I, In lhis Condition, all llle Caller ID
records are missed. If there are records
that have not been reviewed the ”Erase All
Calls“ funclinn cannul be pel‘fumwd.
2 VlP calls will not be erased when you
emse all calls.
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VIPCaUs
The FFZISO allows you to create VIP call
records. When a WP call is received, 4
beeps will be heard (utter die ﬁrst ring), to
alert you this is a vn> call
To Create a VIP Call:
I. Press the handset "A“ or 537" butlon In
select the clller ID which you war-l to assign
a VIP indicaticn.
2. Press and hold me "CALLS" bullion far 2
seconds until the "VIP" icon is displayed.
Note: Four beeps will also be heard when the
incoming VIP call is a all wailing Caller ID
Call.
To Remnve a VIP Call'
1. Press the handset "A" or "ifv" button in
display the call you have marked "vnr".
2, Press and hold "CALLS" bunch for 2
seconds until the "WP” icon has disppeared.
FCC Wants You To Know
a) This equipment complies with Part 68 orthc FCC rules and the requirements adopted
by the ACTA. On the bottom orthis equipment is a label that contains. among other
information, a product identifier in the format US:AAEQ##TXXXX. if requested. this
number must be provided to the telephone company.
n) An applicable certiﬁcation jacks Universal Service Order Code (Usoc) for the
equipment is provided (i.e., R11 16) in the packaging with each piece ofupproved
tcrminal equipment.
e) A plug and jack used to connect this equipment to the premises wiring and telephone
network must comply with the applicable l-‘CC Pan. as rules and requirements adopted by
the ACTA. A compliant telephone cord and modular plug is provrded with this product. lt
is designed to be connected to a compatible modulerjaclt that is also compliant See
installation instructions for details,
d) The REN is used to delermine the number cfdeviccs that may be connected lo a
telephone line. Excessive KEN; 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 ofdevices that may be connected to a line,
as determined by the total RENs, contact the local telephone company. [For products
approved ancr July 23, mm, the REN for this product is pm orthe product identiﬁcr that
has thc roi-mal US'AAAEQWWXXXX. The digits represented by M are the REN without
a decimal point reg. 03 is n REN ﬁlm). For earlier products. the REN is separately
shown on the label.]
e) lfthis equipment causes harm to the telephone network, the telephone company will
notify you in advance that rempomry discontinuance ofsenrioe may be required. liut if
advance notice isn‘l practical. the telephone company will notify the customer as soon as
possible. Also, you will be advised of yarn right to ﬁle a complaint with the FCC it‘you
believe it is necessary.
t) The telephone company may make changes in its facilities, equipment, operations or
procedures that could affect the npenu'on ofthe equipment. If this happens the telephone
company will provide advance notice in order for you to make necessary modiﬁcations to
maintain uninterruptm smvice,
g) should you experience trouble with this equipment. please contact (company name.
repair cenu-c addnss and phone number) for repair or wnmmy information. Ifllle
equipment is causing harm to the telephone network. the telephone company may request
that you disconnect the equipment until the problem is resolved
h) Please follow instructions for repairing irnny (e.g. banery replacemenl section);
otherwise do not alternate or repa any parts ofdeviee except speciﬁed.
i) Connection to party line service is subject to state tariffs. Contact the state public utility
commission, public service commission or corporation commission for information.
j) NOTICE. tryour home has specially wired alarm equipment connected to the telephone
line. ensure the installation ofthis [equipment ID] does not disable your alum equipment.
lfynll have questions about what will disable alarm equipment consult your oelcphone
company ora qualiﬁed installer.
k) This equipment is hearing aid compatible.
NOTIC . coo-ding to telephone company mpﬂns, AC electrical surges, typically resulting
from lightning strikes, are very destructive to telephone equipment connected to AC power
sources To minimize damage from these types of surges. a surge arrestor rs recommended.
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Answers to Commonly Asked Questions
Q. I can't get I dial timer Whit do I do?
A. Your phone may have lost its digital
security code and needs to be reset. Refer
to the "To Reset- procedure on page 26.
Q. My answering system won't work.
What do 1 do?
A. You may have had ll pcwcr failure and
need to reset your machine.
Refer lo the "To Reset Unit" procedure on
page 26 or "To Turn System On" on page
22.
Q, How do i erase the incnmixlg
messages to make room for man?
A. Yuur unu automxlically snyse messages
unless you erase them. Refer to page 26
"To Emse Your Messages."
Q. How often do 1 need to replace the
9 volt battery?
A. You should replace the 9 vol! battery
once ayedr or aﬁer a power outage.
Q. can my unit he len an for 1 long
period nttime?
a. Yes. Your unil is designed lo be on
24 hours o day.
Q. My AC Adaptor (eels warm to the
touch. is this normnl?
A. Yes. lr is charumisllc afynur AC
Adaptor to reel slightly warm. There is
no need to be alarmed,
Q. Will my unit npemte in a very cold
or lint environment?
A. Your unit is designed to perform most
emciently at room remperamre. However,
it can be used in environments mnging
from sin lo 120° F.
Q. How do 1 knnw my system is set to
answer talls?
A. When the message display indicator
shows a number that is lil solid or flashing
. your unit is ready to answer calls. After
most modes of operation (such as aﬁer
recording your out going message), the
unit will automatically swilch In the
answer mode.
If the base display shows “A", the unit
is in the mmounse only mode and will
NOT record messages.
Q. How do 1 know that messages are
saved?
A. The unit automatically saves message
unless you pm the "ERASE" button.
Q. When i try to record a new outgoing
greeting, the old greeting plays back.
why’!
A. Pressing and RELEASlNG the
"GREETING" human will play black the
current outgoing greeting.
To record a new outgoing gleeling, you
must press and HOLD Ll-le "GREEI'ING"
button while you record your greeting.
or What is the maximum length of the
outgoing greeting 1 can record on my
unit?
A. Your outgoing greeting recording time is
up to 30 seconds.
Answers to Commonly Asked Questions (Cont)
Q. 1 nm checking my melsages remotely
from a lunch tone telephone, but my unit
wlll not playhaek my messagsa Wily?
A. Although lhe telephone you are using
it push button telephone, the telephone line
over which you are calling may not be a
standard touch tone liner Try calling your
unit from a different location (e.g., a pay
telephone)
Q. Does my unit have to he set in! tone
(r) to access my unit remotely?
A. No. but you must call from a touch (one
telephone system to retrieve your mossnges.
Q. l am calling from or remote plmne to
check my messages. What! will happen
in hang up before all my messages are
played back?
A. Your unit will save your messages and
reset to answer incoming calls.
Q. What is the range or my remote
feature?
A. Your remote will er fmm any lamb
lune leleylwnz in the world that is
compalible to the USA. speciﬁcalitms,
does not have any unusual or loud
background noise, and is able to produce a
(one of at leasl 2 seconds when you enter
your semrity code.
Q. Why are some or the d
display missing?
A. Information in the Transmission is
unable to be decoded by your null and eould
not be displayed. if the error affects only a
single digit, the display will sometimes
show a 1“ in the area of the digit etrooted.
Your telephone is able lo recover all
available Information, making it possible for
you to deoennine who the call is from.
Q, How many calls can be xtoretl in
Caller in memory?
A. The telephone number, name (i!
available), and time/day or up to 64 calls
will be stored in memory on the handset
display,
Troubleshooting Guide
If you have followed the instructions in this manual, and have difficulty operating your
Soulbwestern Bell Freedom Phonw Cordless Telephone, locate the PROBLEM in the leﬂ
column below. Check the corresponding POSSlELE CAUSE and CORRECTIVE ACTION
columns to locale and tamedy the problem
possible causes.
PROBLEM POSSIBLE CAUSE LFORRECF IVE ACTION
The unit will 1mm”, immumm Rechec_rla I plug connections
not operate. Also. check the AC adaptor for
proper connection to wall outlet
and phone base
y Reset the di 1 secun code by
code his been losl due lemming Ihe handset (a [he base.
to a power loss while A new code is set
the handset was away
from the base.
The battery ts not charged. Charge the battery for about
10-14 hours before initial use or
when the battery low beep sounds
every 10 seconds from the handset
. See the above mentioned See the above mentioned
No dial tone. corrective actions.
The handset is being
used too far away
from base.
Move the handset closer to the
base
Difﬁculty placing
or receiving calls.
You may have losl the
security code. The handset
can no longer communicate
wlIh its base. The loss of the
code can occur ifthe battery
is drained and needs
recharging, the AC adaptor
is disconnected, a power loss
occurred, or there is electrical
interference from other
cordless phones. baby
monitors, microwaves, etc.
Even a momentary power
interruption could erase your
cordless phone's security
code.
I. Return lbe handset to the base
unit for 5—10 seconds to reset
code. lflhzt doesn't work:
2. Check to make sure the
ac adaptor is connected.
3. UnplugAC adaptor from
power source, disconnect hand-
set battery tor 5 seconds, then
reconnect Place handset back
on base, then replug the AC
adaptor
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Troubleshooting Guide (Cont)
not recharging,
battery contacts are not in
Contact with each other.
PROBLEM POSSIBLE CAUSE _I CORRECTIVE ACTION
Can‘t inalte The digital secunly code Reset the security code by returning
outgomg calls, has been lost. the handset lb Ihe base.
Bﬂlwry pack is The base and handset Make certain the battery contacts in
the handset and base make contact
when handset rests in the base. The
base [N USE/CHARGE LED should
be lil.
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we far away from the
base.
Battery puck needs to be Replace the battery pack at least
replaced, every one year.
Noise or Currenl channel is no! Press the channel button in switch
interference the clearest Ollolnct from one channel to another. This
is being heard will allow you to choose the
dunng your clearest oi4o eharutcls,
conversation.
During a The handset is being Move the handset closer to
conversation used too far away from the base station.
a loud static the base.
nets: is heard.
Tn: handset The baseanrznna is no! Make sure the base antenna
only works fully upright. is hth upright for the
close to the best result,
base.
The incoming Hie battery is not Recharge the battery.
call's signal ts charged.
intermittent
or fades. The handset is being used Move the handset closer to the
base,
as
Troubleshooting Guide (Cont.)
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I PROBLEM POSSIBLE CAUSE CORRECTIVE ACTION
Answering system You my have had a Proceed with a unit reset (page 25).
will not operate. power failure
BAT!“ Low Battery needs In he Install a trash 9 volt battery.
LED ON installed or replaced.
No “we, Unit is in the "ANSWER Check to verify the hate display shows
opp" modg “A" or the message count. if not, press
the ANSWER ON/OFF button to rum
the unit on, until you hear
"Answer on"
AC adapter is ReconnectAC adaptur imt) wall
disconnected from wall outlet and back of unit
outlet or back of unit.
Power to electrical bullet Check to see if electrical outlet is
my be off. controlled by a light switch and
power is on. Wall outlet may not
be functioning; Lry connecting to a
dtﬂereni wall outlet.
Telephone line is not Connect telephone line into wnll
connected to walljack. jack. Telephone wall jack may not
be functioning; connecting unit
into a different is: ephone walljsclt.
Aﬁgp a power A 9 volt battery has not Install a fresh. alkaline 9 volt battery
outage, outgoing been installed or needs to ma' rain your personalized
greeting and to be replaced. outgoing greeting and incoming
mowing messags in the event or another
messages are lost power outage.
Nb incoming Unit is in the "ANSWER Check to verify the base display shows
messages on" mode, the message count. lfnot. press the
recorded ANSWER ON/OFF button to turn the
unit on. until you hear "Answer On",
Unit is in the If the mmsage counter displays ”A",
“ANNOUNCE press the "ANSWER ON/OFF" button
ONLY“ mode to turn the unit on, until you hear
"ANSWER ON“.
AC adaptor is Reconnect unit into wall outlet or
disconnected fmm wall back of unit. Try connecting to a
outlet or back ofunll. different wall auﬂeL
Check to see if electrical outlet is
controlled by a light swuch and
power is on.
Connect telephone line into wall
jack. Try connecting unit into a
dilt‘erent telephone wail jack,
power to electncti
outlet may be off
Telephone line is not
connected to wall jack
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Troubleshooting Guide (Cont)
PROBLEM POSSIBLE CAUSE CORRECTIVE ACTION
No remote AC adaptor is di mnneetat Reconnect unit into wall outlet
operation from wall outlet at back of or back cfuriit. Try connecting
unit, to it different wall outlet.
Power to erratical outlet check to see irelaotn‘osl outlet is
may be off. controlled by a light switch and
power is on.
The tele hone you are Try calling from a dtﬂerent
calling om is not a standard location (eg. pay phune.)
touch-tone.
Telephone line is not Connect telephone line into wail
connected to wall jack. jack. Try connecting into a
djﬁ'erenl telephone wall Jack.
Security code not entered Weigh remote security code musl
currently. be entered within ten seconds of
the heep at the end oryout
outgoing greeting. Press
and hold each digit for 2 seconds,
allowing a minimum of: seconds
between digiu
Remote security code heing press the “CH“ buttons on the
used differs from the code you Fthso handset to check the current
have set. set security code. (see page 27)
The machine beeps The outgoing greeting you
during the recording
of my outgoing
greeting
The machine is
cutting offineomin
messages
are recording is too long
incoming messages are
too long.
Caller may he pausing for
more than 7 seconds.
Record a shorter outgoing
greeting lhetwsen z and 30 seconds).
Maximum recording time fut
incoming messages is to seconds.
Caller rnust spmk continuously
wrdrout any long pause
Troubleshooting Guide (Cont.)
I PROBLEM
POSSIBLE CAUSE
CORRECTIVE ACTION
Your Ielepl-lune
rings bur uie
FFZlSO doesn't
show any Caller ID
records.
The lelephone line is not
connecled properly in lhe
unit.
Connect lhe ielephone line nun
me back onhe unii. Check win.
your local lelephone company in
be sure Caller ID service is being
pmvided on your ielephone line
Also, iiyou pick up the phone
before he ﬁlsl. complete ring, the
esller infonnaiion will nol be
complerely received
You cannot redial a
call record.
Your local area code is non
programmed.
mhe display dons not indicate 7
digjts for local incoming calls.
reprogram the local area wde.
The number displayed is
incorrect
Verify the number displayed
during redial. Dina reoeived were
possibly corrupted during die
transmission lhmugh the
telephone lius. Dial the
ielephone number manually on
your telephone
This service is not
available.
You mus! subscribe to Caller ID,
Call Wailing, as well as Call
Waiting Caller ID service from
your local phone company. The
phone must be oﬂ-hook lo hear
he call wailing Csller ll: alen
sigmL
is dim or blink,
The display contrast is set
to too low Dfﬂ level.
Puss the handsa "FLASH” and then
the "A‘" or “ﬂv " button in adjust lhe
handset cal-mast level.
You can't receive
call waning
messages.
The display screen
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Product Care
A, Avoid pulling cordless phones near
hearing opplinnc-s and devrces that
genernie eleciricsl noise (motors,
ﬂuorwcem lamps, etc.)
la. Avoid rough irenimeru of use phone
by placing lh= handset gently mm the
base when hanging up. Avoid dropping
1h; handset
c. Clean your cordless leiepnone only
wiih n soﬁ cloth slrghrly dampened with
wuler or mild hand soap, Do nor use
any type oisolveni or abrasive cleaner.
Before cleaning, always unpiug rhe
phone from no wall duller,
D. Your cordless phone is nol designed
lo be waler resistant. Do not use the
hundsei in the rain, m me pool or in the
shower. Do not insmll your base unit
uuidoots, near a sink, bath tub or shower.
Do not expose to direci sunlight.
E. Retain lhe original packaging
should you need in ship ihe phone in a
Ialer dale
Additional Information
A. Conneonng rhis telephone to a coin
opera ed telephone or party line is
pron led by law
B If ll is delern-uned that your
releplrone is malfuncrioning, the FCC
requires ihur it be disconnecled from
the modular oullel until the problem
has been corrected,
For imnrediaie answers to all your
ouosiinns regarding the Operation of
your Sourlrwesiern Bell Freedom
Phone', call ihe Comumer Holline. roll
free at (300) sown.
Speed Dialing Numbers Index
LOCATION NUMBER LOCATION NUMBER
0 5
i ‘i r
2 7
3 s
4 9
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Service
Aocording to pee regulations, this equipment, which lips been cenitied and registered by
the FCC. may only be repsired by authorized persons. lfrepairs or adjustments are made by
an unauthorized person, the FCC certiﬁcation may be voided. Should you encounter any
problems, please call the Southwestern Bell Freedom Phone® toll-free Customer Help Line
for assistance l—EUOJSSMSI Monday — Friday 8:30 am — 9:00 pm. and Saturday 8:30 am
- 12:30 pm You can also Visit our website at. ltttp://www.swat=l:domphonc,cem.
FOR IN—WARRANTY SERVICE:
Paeknge your complete unit (including all adaptors, line cords, and other aoeessories) and
ship the unit postage pttpaid‘ and insured (for your protection) to:
SOUTHWESTERN BELL FREEDOM PHONE®
Dun: Warranty Repair
1475 N. Glen Harbor Blvd, Glendale, AZ 35307
he sure to include your retunt address, prooforpurchase, a daytime phone number, $9 so
fat postage and handling', and a brief explanation or your difﬁculties.
vNoTE Cniifumia residents need only pmvide prmfof purchas: and should call
1—800—366—0937 for shipping instnrctions
FOR OUT-OF -WARRANT Y SERVICE:
You may call oor toll—free Help Line for the price ofa replacement before retumrng your
unit, please follow all rnstmctrons for In—Wamnty service (above) to room your unit and
incur the package: om: Out-of-Wnn'anlyr
Ifyou have called and know the cost of your rcplacemenl, please include this informalinn
with your unit for prompt service,
QUESTIONS?
STOPWDON'T TAKE ME BACK TO THE STORE,
LOOK FOR THE TOLLrFREE “HELP" TELEPHONE NUMBER.
LISTEN.“ S THE EXPERTS TALK YOU THROUGH THE PROBLEM.
For immediate answers to your questions regarding operation, missing pare or installation,
call the
SOUTHWESTERN BELL FREEDOM PHONE®HELP LINE AT:
1—800—3660937
httpu/wwwawareedoosphouecom
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Limited Warranty
This Southwestern Bell Freedom Phoner» is warranted to the original purchaser to be ﬁne
From defects in materials and workmanship under Mmixl installation, use, and service for a
period otoneu) year fmm the date ofpurohase as shown on the purchasers receipt,
The obligation orSouthwestern Bell Freedom Phune® Retail Sals under this wsnnnty
shall be limited to repair or replacement (at our option) during the warranty period ofany
part which proves defective in material or workmanship under normal installation, toe. and
service. provrdmi the product is returned to Southwestern Bell Freedom Phoneﬂ’ Retail
Salas (address baluw) TRANSPORTATION CHARGES PREPAID (Califon-tiu tsidents call
1-800-366-0937 for shipping instructions). Products returned to us or ta all Authenzed
Service Center must be aoconrpanied by a copy ortbe purchase receipt
in the absence ofsuch purelrnse receipt, the wanunty period shall be one (1) year from the
date nfmanufutlu'e, To obuin Semitic under this warranty, return the defective product to
me service center nearest you Dogethcr with your 5315 slip turd $9 50 for postage and
handling (California residents need only provide pmof ofpurcliuse). You may else have
other warmnly rights whlch vary from state to state.
This warranty shall be inwlid lllhe product is damaged as a result ofdefacemcnl, misuse,
abuse, neglect, accident, destruction. or illctulion of the serial number, improper electrical
voltages at currents. repair alteration or maintenance by nny person or party rattler than our
own Serviu facility or an aulhorizad San/ice Center, or any use viclatlve of instmctions
ﬁlmished by us
This warranty is also rendered invalid ifthis product is removed {mm the country in which
it was purchased, if it is used in a country in which it is not registered for use, and/or if it is
used in a country for which it was not designed. Due to Variations in telephone systenur and
communications laws, this produer may be illegal for use in some ccunms. Southwestern
Bell Freedom Phun=® Retail Sales assumes no responsibility for damages or penalties
inclined resulting from the use ofthis product in a manner or location other than that horn
which it is inlmdcd,
This one-year limited wannnty is in lieu orall other expressed warranties, obligations, or
liabilitla, ANY IMPLIED WARRANTIES, OBLIGATIONS, OR LIABILITIES.
INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF
MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE, SHALL BE
LIMITED m DURATION To THE ONEYEAR DURATION or THIS WRITTEN
LIMITED WARRANTY. SOME STATES DO NOT ALLOW LIMITATIONS ON HOW
LONG AN IMPLIED WARRANTY LASTS, SO THE ABOVE LIMITATIONS MAY
NOT APPLY TO YOU,
INNO EVENT SHALLW'E BE LIABLE FOR ANY SPECIAL, INCIDENTAL OR
CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES FOR BREACH OF THIS OR ANY OTHER
WARRANTYs EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED, WHATSOEVER
Some states do not allow the exclusion or limitation ofspecizl, incidental. or consequential
damages, so the above limitation or exclusion my not npply to you. This warranty give
you speciﬁc legal rights, and you may also have other righu which vary fmm state to state.
SOUTHWESTERN BELL FREEDOM PHONE @
7475 NORTH GLEN HARBOR BLVD., GLENDALL AZ 85307
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FLAYEACKIOPERATION:
1. Press and release PLAY button. Unit will playback messages in the order
they were received. The seL date/time will be played at the beginning of
each message. I l
2. After last message is played, you will hear "No more messages. Press and _ . STl‘W. BEN] THIS "HST“
hold the ERASE button to erase all messages". Quick Installation Instructions For Your Cordless Telephone Answerer
3. Press ERASE button for 2 seconds. You will hear "Press ERASE button
again to erase all messages." Press ERASE button again to erase all
messages.
4. Press and release twice ERASE button continually during playback to erase
current message.
5. Press STOP button to quit playback Unit will stop, save messages and reset.
6. Press and release REPEAT button once to repeat current message.
7. Press and quickly release REPEAT button twice to repeat previous message.
8. Press SKIP button during playback to SKIP to next message.
”unit-mm
Cordless Telephone Answerer/Caller ID
Quick Installation Guide
FF2150
Refer to Owner‘s Manual for Detailed Instructions
PRINTED IN CHINA
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INSTALLATION
lit:
Lacate Llle FFZISO near a standard
A C power outlet and a modular
telephone jack.
. Liﬁ the battery compartment door
install one 9-volt battery (not included)
into the compartment.
. Insert one end ofthe TELEPHONE
LINE CORD into a modular walljack
and the other end into the bad( of
the base.
insert the small plug on the and of
the AC adaptor inw the POWER con-
necllciljﬁck at the back nf the
BASE. Plug the AC adapter into a
I lmlzov wall outlet.
. IMPORTANT. Raise the antenna on
(he BASE forth: best rocepu'on.
. Before initial use. keep the handset
in the base and charge fur 10-14
hours
RECORDING GREE'HNG
Your FFZISO comes with aprereodrrted greeting that is nutomxticully activated
when you plug in the machine To record a personalized greeting:
I. Press and hold dawn the GREFI'ING button.
2. After you hear one heap. speak clearly towards the built in microphone.
You have a maximum nf30 seconds to record your groeung.
3. When ﬁnished, release GREETING button.
4. Unit will heep once and play hack your recorded outgoing greeting and
then reset in mswer IMUmIng calls.
5. To check message, press and leleuse GREETING button.
SEI'I'ING RING SELECT
Set to z to answer all calls atter 2 rings.
Set to o to answer all oalls alter 6 rings.
Set to Tell Saver (15) to answer alter 2 rings when there are new messages
and aner 5 rings when there are no new message.
REVISE CALLER ID & REMOTE ACCESS CODE
To Set Language
I. To set uy the Caller ID and Remote Access code, press the "CH“ button for a seclmd
in the Dale/Time screen The display will light and will show "SH LANGUAGE'.
2, You can choose (0 see your LCD indication in English, French or Spanish
Press the " A'“ or “9 7" button tn choose the desired language,
3. Press the "MEM" huttnn to conﬁrm the display language.
To SetArea Code
l, Enter your 3-digit local ares cede, using the handset keypad
z. Alter selecting the third dipt, press the "MEM" button to cunﬁrm the
displayed area code.
To Set Rmmte Access Code
Note: in order to recess your answering muchlne remotely (see ownel‘s manual
page 27). The decault pin code is "ss'.
1. Enter your 2 digit pin code using the handset keypad The entered digits
will display an the handset and will shift to the lelt one by one, sﬁer you
enter the first digit.
2. Press ”MEM" key to conﬁrm the displayed code. The unit will begin tn
set the handset display contrast level.
To Adjust The Handset Display Contrast
1. Press the "A‘" to mate the contrast darker or "u v" to mate the contrast lighter.
z. Pres the "MEM" button to apoﬁnu the displayedcmltust level.
Note: 1. lryon delay more than 20 seconds in between any olthe ahote steps, the unit
will revert to the Dale/Time screen.
2. To adjust the handset LCD d'sphy contrast while in the standby mode, press
the ﬁAsH" bulwn. Then press “A’” or "ﬁt v" button to set tile desired
cantrasl. Prms “MEM” button In cunﬂmt the contrast level
3. Put rhe handset hack to the charge cradle alter setup is completed
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