Continental Conair FF915TE 900MHz Cordless Phone User Manual

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’ CONTENTS .
IMPORTANTES INSTRUCCIONES DE SEGURIDAD AAAAA 4
SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS FOR BATTERIES .......... 5
NAME OF CONTROLS AND INDICATIONS 44444444444 6
FCC WANTS YOU TO KNOW ................................. 9
INTRODUCTION
FEATURES ..... 10
WHAT'S INCLUDED WITH YOUR FF915 11
INSTALLATION ...................................................... 12
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
PREPARATIONS .................................................... 16
QUICK OPERATIONAL DESCRIPTION .. 4. 18
TWO-TOUCH MEMORY DIALING . 24
CALLER ID FUNCTIONS .................. 30
USING THE CALLER LIST .................................... 32
OTHER FUNCTIONS ............................................. 40
TROUBLESHOOTING 444444444444444444 42
SPECIFICATIONS . 43
PRODUCT CARE 44
SERVICE ............................................................... 45
LIMITED WARRANTY ............................................ 46
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 T0 PERSONS, INCLUDING THE
FOLLOWING:
1.Read and understand all instructions.
2. Follow all warnings and instructions marked on the product.
3,Unp|ug this product lrom the wall telephone jack and power outlet before cleaning. Do
not use liquid cleaners or aerosol cleaners. Use damp cloth for cleaning.
4.Do not use this product near water; for example, near a bathtub, washbowl, kitchen sink,
laundry tub, swimming pool, or in a wet basement.
5. Do not place this product on an unstable cart, stand ortable. The product may lalI, causing
serious damage to it.
6.Slots or openings in the cabinet and the back and bottom are provided tor ventilation, to
protect it from overhean‘ng. These openings must not be blocked or covered. The openings
should never be blocked by placing the product on a bed, or other similar surface. This
product should never be placed near or over a radiator or heat register. This product
should not be placed in a closed compartment unless proper ventilation is provided.
7.This product should be operated only irom the type of power source indicated on the
marking label. It you are not sure of the type oi power supply to your home, consult your
dealer or local 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 walking on it.
9.00 not overload wall outlets or extension cords. as this can result in lire or electric shock.
tO.Never push objects ol any kind into this product through cabinet slots. as they may touch
dangerous voltage points or short out parts. This could result in lire or electric shock.
Never spill liquid at any kind on this product.
tt.To reduce the risk of electric shock, do not disassemble this product. Instead, when
some repair work is required, take the unit to a qualified technician. Opening or removing
covers may expose you to dangerous voltages or other risks.
Incorrect reassembly can cause electric shock when the appliance is subsequently used.
12.Unplug this product lrom the wall outlet and reler servicing to qualified service personnel
under the following conditions:
a.When the power supply cord or plug is damaged or lrayed.
b. If liquid has been spilled into the product.
o. It the product has been exposed to rain or water.
d.lf the product does not operate normally and proper operating instructions have been
followed, adjust only those controls that are covered by the operating instructions.
Improper adjustment of other controls may result in damage and will olten require
extensive work by a qualified technician to restore the product to normal operation.
e.|l the product has been dropped or cabinet has been damaged.
I." the product exhibits a distinct change in pertormance.
13.Avoid using the telephone (other than a cordless type] during an electrical storm. There
may be a remote risk of electrical shock lrom lightning.
14.00 not use the telephone to report a gas leak in the vicinity of the leak.
4 SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS
SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS FOR BATTERIES
CAUTION
To reduce the risk of lire or personal iniury, read and lollow these
instructions;
/ CONTAINS NICKEL-CADMIUM BATTERY. BATTERY MUST BE
RECYCLED OR DISPOSED OF PROPERLY.
i 1.Use only a Southwestern Bell Freedom PhoneGI battery pack in the
handset ol your cordless telephone.
HANDSET:
3N-600AAL 3.6V GOOmAh SANYO Electric Co, Ltd or GPBOAASSBMX
3.6V 600mAh GPI INTERNATIONAL LIMITED.
' 2.Do riot dispose of the battery in a tire. as it may explode. Check with
‘ local codes lor possible special disposal instructions.
3. Do not open or mutilate the battery. Released electrolyte is corrosive
and may cause damage to the eyes and skin. It may be toxic if swallowed.
4. Exercise care in handing batteries in order not to short the battery wrth
conducting materials such as rings, bracelets and keys. The battery or
conduction material may overheat and cause burns.
5. Charge the battery (ies) provided with or identified tor use with this
product only in accordance with the instructions and limitations spe0ilied
in this manual.
6. Observe proper polarity orientation between the Battery Pack and
battery charger.
The RBRC‘M Seal on the nickel-cadmium (Ni-Cd) battery indicates that
3‘, Southwestern Bell Freedom Phone” Retail Sales is voluntarily
f participating in a program to collect and recycle these batteries at the
end of their useful life, when taken out ol service within the United States.
Please call the RBRCTM. toll-tree at 1-800-B-BATTEHY or contact your
local recycling center for inlormation on where to return the spent battery.
was
RBFtCTM is a trademark ol the Rechargeable Battery Recycling
Corporation.
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ANIEOFCON OLS ND Dl TION
HANDSET CONTROLS, INDICATORS
1. RINGEH ON/OFF swuch
Zlcaller ID AV button: memory scroll
button
3. Caller ID CALLS button‘, recalls Caller
ID list or sends out the entered number
4.TALK button: used to make or to
terminate calls
54 Keypad: number buttons
6. 4 /* button: iused to move the cursor to
the left and make settings while reviewing
Caller ID intormatron
7. CHANNEL bLjrttOn: used to select another
channel tor clearer reception
ANTENNA
EARPIECE
—- LCD DISPLAY INDICATORS
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MICROPHONE
a. DEL button: used tor deleting Caller ID
entries
9.MEMORY button: used to store or recall
numbers in memory
10.PROGRAM button: sets the unit in the
programming mode
11. Hit button: used to move the cursor to
the right and make settings white
reviewing Caller ID intormation
12.FIEDIAL button: redials the last number
or adds a pause
13.FLASH button: used to access call
waiting (it available)
LCD DISPLAY INDICATORS
1.NEW: indicates the number ol new caller ID data items that has not been reviewed
2.TOTAL: indicates the total numberot stored ID data items
3.MEM: indicates the unit is in memory dial programming mode or memory dial dialing
mode
4.REP: indicates how many phone calls have been made trorn the same telephone number
5.Arrow icon: indicates which arrow buttons can be used
5.9ROG: indicates the unrt is in programming mode
ZEI indicates that mail box in central ottice has a message
B.VIP: indicates that priority ringer has been set tor the displayed number
LCD BACK LIGHT
The LCD is back lit under the lullowrng conditions:
1.Whi|e receiving an incoming call (during ringing).
2, For 10 seconds. when the handset is picked up trom the cradle,
3. For 30 seconds. when any button is pressed in the programming mode, Caller ID review
mode or stored number review mode.
4. For 10 seconds, when any button is pressed in any mode other than those listed above.
' The LCD back light goes on as soon as the talk mode is terminated by pressing the TALK
button or by replacing the handset on the base unit,
BASE UNIT CONTROLS AND INDICATORS
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16.TELt Line: connect the telephone cord here
17.DC IN: connect the AC adapter cord here
tBPULSE/TONE: sets the unit to pulse or tone dialing
19.HO0K
20,ANTENNA
21.NEW CALL: ilashes to indicate there are calls that have not yet been reviewed
22.MESSAGE: stans flashing when the mail box in central oflice contains a message
23.IN-USEICHARGE:Lights when handset is on the cradle and the battery is being charged
Lights when the handset is in the Talk mode
Flashes when an incoming call is received
Flashesonce when the ID code between the base unit and the handset
is reassigned
24.PAGE: used to locate the handset
This equipment complies With Pan 68 oi the FCC rules. On the bottom oi the base oi this
equipment is a label that contains, among other inlormation, the FCC Ftegistation Number,
Ringer Equivalence number (REN) and the Universal Service Order Code (USOC). which is
RJA11 C, iorthis equipment. You must, upon request, provide this information to your telephone
company.
TheFiEN is useiul to determine the quantity oi devrces you may connect to your telephone
line and still have all oi those devices ring when your telephone number is called In most,
but not all areas, the sum oi the RENs of all devrces connected to one line should not
exceed live (5,0).To be certain oi the number oi devices you may connect to your line. as
determined by the FEM. you should contact your local telephone company to determine the
maximum FtEN ior your calling areali your telephone equipment causes harm to the
telephone network, the telephone company may discontinue your service temporarily. li
possible, they Will notily you in advance. But it advance notice isn't practical, you Will be
notilied as soon as possible. Vou will be inlorrned oi your right to tile a complaint With FCC
Your telephone company may make changes in its facilities, equipment. operations, or
procedures that could attect the proper functioning of your equipment. if they do. you Will be
notilied in advance to give you an opponunity to maintain uninterrupted telephone service.
It you experience trouble with this telephone equipment. disconnect irom the network until
the problem has been corrected or until you are sure that the equipment is not maltunctioning
This equipment may not be used on coin service prowded by the telephone company.
Connection to party lines is subject to state tarilts.
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Changes or modifications to this unit not expressly approved by the party
responsible for compliance could void the user‘s authority to operate the equipment.
This equipment has been tested and found to comply With the limits tor Class B digital
device, pursuant to Pan 15 of the FCC Rules, These limits are designed to provide reasonable
protection against harmiut interference in a residential installation.Some cordless telephones
operate at lrequencies that may cause interterence to nearby TV's and VCR‘s. To minimize
or prevent such interteronce, the base oi the cordless telephone should not be placed near
or on top oi a TV orVCFt; and, ii interierence is experienced, moving the Cordless Telephone
iarther away irom the TV or VCR Will otten reduce or eliminate the interierence. NOTICE TO
However, there is no guarantee that interlerence WI" not occur in a particular installation. it
this equipment does cause harmiul interference to radio or television reception, which can
be determined by turning the equipment oil and on, the user is encouraged to by to correct
the interierence by one or more oi the iollowing measures:
- Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
- increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
~ Connect the equrpment into an outlet on a circuit diiterent lrom that to which the receiver is
connected.
. Consult the dealer or an experienced radio TV technician tor help.
HEAFthG AID WEARERS: This Cordless Telephone has been registered With the FCC as
hearing aid compatible.
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ABOUT THE FF9153
Thu FFQIES is a 900 MHz Cordless Phone willl Caller IEI r|l|
designed and engineered [u exacting slanilards lor reliabilily. lung film
and milslanding perinmiancu.
- Caller ID (99 call data meinmy localinns) wim null wailing
- 40 Channels (auto or manual seleclinn)
~ Mull LCD an inn handsel wilh lhree-Ian guage selection
' 20Nuniher Two-hush Dial Memory
- Direct dialing Imin caller Ilsl
- Lonq ballery Me (14-day standby)
- Digi Iseoulily coding ‘
The FFQISS Iealuxes include AuloTaIk‘" and AulnSlamIi-y'“. Auln‘ialk‘“ I-
allows vuu I0 nnswera call by jusl removmg mo Handset Ironi lhe Base
so you don’t have In waste time pushing bullons or IIIpplng swiicims.
Aumslandby‘" allows you In hang up by simply ramming line I Innrlsel In
the Base.
The UllraCIear Plus‘” true compander «iicuiny vim-ally ehminales
background noise This Innnvalive ledmology. logelhcr wulh 4D dillmenl
channels, nmvldes you Willi Ihe hes! possible reception during all yum
conversations.
TO PROTECT YOU AGNNST MISBlLFD CALLS. HIE FFflI5S HAS
RANDOM CODE "" DIGITAL SECURITY WHICH AUTOMAI ICA|.LY
SELECTS ONE OF OVEFI ES 000 DIGITAL SECURITY CODES FOR
THE HANDSET AND BASE UNIT. ALSO. THE AU'I'DSECUFIEI'I'”
FEATURE ELEGTFIONICALLV LOCKS YOUR PHONE WHEN ‘lIlE
HANDSEI IS INTIE BASEA TO GET THE MDST FROM YOUR FF9155
PLEASE READ THIS OPERATING GUIDE THOROUGHLY.
FFBISS basc uni!
FFEIIfiS ha misel
Ownfll's manual (ilcluding Ballery Salary Waming)
Memory card ,
Lnng (elephnne cord‘
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Desk/Wall Mounliug Bracket
Oumk lulcrui ice guide
Reqislmlinn card
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purchase
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INSTALLA ON
INSTALLING YOUR FF915
Selecting the Installation Location
Select a location tor the FF915 that avoids excessive heat or humidity
(as in a kitchen or bathroom) The Base Unit 0! your FF915 can be placed
on a desk or tabletop near a standard 120 V AC outlet and telephone line
jack. mounted on a standard ATE-T or GTE wall plate, or mounted directly
on the wall. Keep the Base Unit and Handsel away lrorn sources ot
electrical noise (motors, lluorescent lighting, etc).
Connecting the Telephone Line
There are three types ol phone outlets:
' Modular
- 4»prong jack
~ Hard-Wired
Modular Jack
lug the telephone line card lrom the Base Unit into a standard modular
elephone lack. Il you do not have a modular jack. contact your local
telephone company tor information on the installation at these jacks.
4-Prong Jack
An adapter (not included) is required. The adapter plugs into the 4-prong
jack and the telephone line cord plugs into the adapter.
Hard-wired Jack
A modular jack converter [not included) is required. You may need to
rewire when connecting the converter (making color-coded connections)
' Your Southwestern Bell Freedom Phone“ dealer or a telephone supply
store can advtse you on the proper adapter or converter.
CAUTION
~ Never install telephone wiring during a lightning storm.
~ Never install telephone jacks in wet locations, unless the jack is
specifically designed lor wet locations.
~ Never touch uninsulated telephone wires or terminals unless the
telephone line has been disconnected at the network interlace.
- Use caution when installing or modilying telephone lines.
Desk or Table Installation '
1 To connect Desk/Wall mount bracket In the desk/table posltlon,
simply align the bracket with the bracket slots on the base
until it Is securely In place.
2 Plug the AC adapter card into the av Dc Input jack on the Base
Unit.
Place the AC adapter cord inside the molded straimreliel.
3 Plug one end 01 the long telephone cord Into the TEL LINE lack
on the Base Unit.
4 Raise the antenna on the Base Unlt.
5 Plug the other end ol the telephone cord into the telephone
wall jack.
Plug the AC Adapter into a standard 120 V AC wall outlet.
Use only the AC Adapter supplied with the FFSls.
To AC outlet
(Ac 120 v ecru)
Place the telephone and power cords where they will not
create a trip hazard, or where they could become chaled
and create a tire or other electrical hazards.
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WALL MOUNTING
The FF915 may be mounted on a wall phone plate or onto two screws
(not included) that you tasten to the wall. For either type at installation,
complete the lollowing steps tirsl,
1 In case or using the standard wall plate, this step ls not
necessary.
Place the Desk/Wall bracket on the wall and mark the location
at the screws. lnstall the screws leaving 3/16" extending out
from the wall. Use anchors to secure screws.
2 To connect the Desk/Wall bracket In the wall mount position,
simply align the bracket with the slots on the base until It is
securely in place.
3 insert the AC adapter into the back at the unit.
4 Plug one end of the short telephone line cord Into the TEL LlNE
lack on the Base unit.
5 Thread the adapter cord and telephone cord Ilne through the
grooves in the back at the unit The cord will exlt trom the
bottom. l
DO NOT CONNECT THE AC ADAPTER TO THE WALL POWER
OUTLET YET. ‘
6 Plug the other end at the line cord Into the wall lack.
7 Mount the phone on the wallplete studs and gently press ml"
the unit locks In place.
8 Plug the AC adapter into the power outlet.
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REPLACING THE BATTERY PACK
Always return the handset to the base when you replace the Battery
Pack. The channel and 10 codes are cleared when the battery pack is
removed making it impossible to tunher use the cordless telephone. The
two touch dial memory and Caller ID memory are stored in the Handset
EEPFlOM and are not attected.
To install or replace the rechargeable battery in your phone, lollow these steps:
1 Remove the Handset battery cover.
2 Remove the old battery.
3 Plug the battery's cable into the
Handsett
NOTE
The plastic connectors will lit together onlyv \
one way. It you have dilliculty, make sure
- the battery's connector is properly aligned.
4 Replace the battery cover.
For optimum battery performance
~ Charge the new battery overnight betore usrng your phone.
~ Do not let the battery become lully discharged.
' Be sure to return the Handset to the base at night.
Charging the Handset
Place the Handset on the base to charge. In a desktop rnstallation. the
handset can either be placed lace up or lace down, but only lace up in a
wall mount installation.
Low Battery indicator
When the Battery Pack in the Handset is low and needs to be charged.
the seIt-Iit TALK button llashes With an acoustical alarm.
it this occurs while you are on the phone. you will also hear an acoustical
alarm. Complete your call as quickly as possible. and return the Handset
to the Base Unit (orcharging.
Allow 12 to 16 hours Without any interruption lor the Handset to lully
recharge.
Cleaning the Battery Contacts
To maintain a good charge, it is important |o clean all battery contacts on
the Handset and Base Unit about once a month. Use a pencil eraser or
other contact cleaner. Do not use any liquids or solvents.
Press the A button once or the V
G) or Q) 3
4 Press the > or 4 button to select the < )rnoe
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DIAL MODE SWITCH
Set the DIAL MODE switch to TONE it you subscribe to a touch tone
service. otherwise set it to PULSE. It you do not know which service you
have, check with your local telephone company.
LANGUAGE SELECTION
The unit otters a choice ol three LCD display languages: English (the
delault value), French or Spanish. Follow the instructions given below to
set your language choice.
1 Hold down the DEL button tor more
than 2 seconds or press the TALK
button twice to clear any displayed an_
number and return to stand-by modet -
2 Press the PROGRAM button. A woo
button 3 times.
5 Press the PROGRAM button again to
store the new language. The display
shown below will appear tor 3
seconds. A confirmation tone will
sound indicating that the selected
language has been stored and the
programming mode will be
terminated.
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Memory program ,
“mode display , Clock drsplay(AM)
Save OK A " Clock display(PMj
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Delele Edi' display
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Receive error
Receiver volume Low bauery
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iPLACING A CALL
Manual dialing
1 Pick up the handset and press the
TALK button. The unit enters the talk
mode and the sell-II! TALK button
lights
2 Dial the number you are calling.
The call duration time display will
appear 10 seconds after dialing.
‘ 3 When you have tinished the call,
return the handset to the base unit,
or press the TALK button to hang up.
Using the REDIAL button
The unit stores the last dialed number in memory, Numbers that can be
redialed include any number up to 32 digits in lengm. This includes redialed
numbers, the last number sequence in a chain dial and numbers dialed
in temporary tone dial mode. You can automatically redial such numbers
by pertorming the lollowing steps:
1 Press the TALK button The sell-lit TALK button lights.
2 Press the REDIAL button.
NOTE
Numbers that are longer than 32 digits will clear the redial memory,
Dlrect dialing
1 In the standby mode, you have the following direct dial options:
redial the last number called by pressing the REDIAL button,
retrieve trom the two-touch dial memory or retrieve from the
, caller list.
' it you press the wrong button when dialing the number. press the
DEL butlon momentarily to clear the last entered digit.
2 Press the CALLS button to start dialing the number on the
[ALIS
display.
O For inlormation on the diiierent dialing methods, see Section,
“USING THE REDIAL BUTTON” on page 20, Section, “TWO
TOUCH MEMORY DIALING” on page 30 or Section, ‘DlALlNG
FROM CALLER LIST“ on page 34.
The following actions will clear the displayed’number:
(1)No operation is perlormed tor more than 30 seconds alter
entering the number,
(2) The TALK button is pressed.
(3) The DEL button is held down tor more than 2 seconds.
Settlng the receiver volume
You can set the handset receiver volume to one at three levels: Normal
(the delault setting), Mid or High. The volume control can be set only in
the TALK mode.
Press the A or v buttonl Eech press
(9 or G) 1
of the buttons changes the display as
shown below,
This volume setting will last tor the
duration at the call, When you return the
handset to the base unit or press the
TALK button, the receiver volume will
return to normal.
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Flash Button and call waiting I
You can use your FF915 cordless telephone with special services such
as Catt Wailing (Special subscription lrorn your local telephone company
is required).
Simply press the FLASH button which puts the tirst caller on hold and
connects you to the incoming call. Press the FLASH button again to return
to the original call.
NOTE.
In order to take advantage ol this lealure. you must subscribe tor Caller
ID service, Call Wailing service and Caller (D with Call Wailing service
With your local telephone company. Some areas do not otter all oi these
. teatures and some areas otter number only,
Temporary Tone Feature
; It you live in a Pulse or Rotary dialing area and you use custom services.
such as banking by telephone, telephone answering machines or any
i other service that requires Touchtone dialing, your FFQtS can provide
temporary tone. Follow the instructions below.
In the pulse mode, press the TALK button lollowed by the number dialed
in the pulse setting. Then press the ' button to change to temporary tone
mode while you are dialing. When you complete your call. your FF915
will return to pulse dialing mode.
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ANSWER/N6 A CALL
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When you receive a call, the name and telephone number ol the caller is
shown on the LCD display.
When the handset is on the base unit
1 When the FF915 rings, remove the
handset trom the base unit.
The TALK button and the INAUSE/
CHARGE LED at the base unit llght,
indicating that a connection has been
made.
The call duration time display will appear
10 seconds alter answering.
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2 Atter you have finished the
conversatlon, return the handset to
the base unit, or press the TALK
button.
When the handset is off the base unit
1 When the FFStS rings, press the TALK
button.
The TALK button and the IN-USE/
CHARGE LED at the base unit tight.
indicating that a connection has been
made. The call duration time display will
appear 10 seconds alter answering.
2 Alter you have ttnlshed the
conversation,‘return the handset to
the base unit, or press the TALK
button.
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SETTING THE RINGER ON/OFF CONTROL
Ii you wish to turn ott the ringer, set the ringer switch on the side ot the
handset to "OFF".
There are three types oi rings:
- incoming call ring: Two-lone ring synchronized with an incoming
call signal.
- Priority ring (VIP): A dillerent ring sound that allows you to
distinguish the caller. To set this tunction, see the Section, "VIP
(Priority Ring)" below.
~ Paging ring: Single tone three short beeps. Press the page button
for at least three seconds to extend the paging time to 30 seconds
NOTE
The auto talk mode will work even when the ringer switch is set to OFF
The paging ringer will sound even when the ringer switch is set to OFF,
OUT-OF-RANGE ALARM
You are out oi range and should move closer to the base unit when the
tollowmg happens:
- You hear noise or static.
- Pressing the TALK button generates an error tone. (three short
beeps)
- Pressing the CALLS button when a number is displayed on the
LCD generates an error tone.
' You cannot receive an Incomlng call.
Selecting a different channel
The base unit will automatically search tor the clearest channel in the
standby mode, However. should you hear static or noise during the course
oi a conversation which makes it ditiicult to hear the caller, the CHANNEL
button on the handset allows you to choose between 40 preset channels
The TALK LED flashes to indicate the FF915 is changing to another
channeL
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CH MEMORY DIALIN
The two-touch dial memory has twenty memory locations that can each store one 16-digit
telephone number and one 16-character name. In addition to telephone numbers that you
oiten use. you can store special access codes required in chain dialing. such as banking
transactions.
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STORING NAMES AND TELEPHONE NUMBERS
Storing the telephone number 5551234 with the name
Grandmother in location number 8.
Press the PROGRAM button in the
standby mode.
Enter the phone number. um PM
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the lirst digit is shilted to the upper line.
' it a 17th digit is entered. the store mode
will be terminated with an error tone.
' ti you misdiai, press the DEL button
momentarily to clear the last digit,
- It required, pauses can be inserted
between digits by using the REDIAL
button.
- When a pause is inserted, the " F' " is
displayed.
Press the PROGRAM button to enter , um
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~ It you do not want to enter a name tor
the number. press the MEMORY button
in step 3 and continue lrorn step a
below.
Press the 4 button once to enter the ‘ Quota
llrst character “."G E"
Press the 7 button three times to enter —r-o«
the second character “Ft."
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6 Enter the remaining characters in the
same way while relerring to the
character entry list shown below.
NOTE
Two characters in sequence that are
entered using the same number button
must be separated by pressing the >
button. For example, to enter the "M" and
"O" in GRANDMOTHER above. do as
loliows.
You can move the character entry
position using the 4 orb button.
(”Press the 6 button to enter ”M" at the
6th dlgit.
(2)Press the > button.
The entered character "M" is lit and
the tiashing digit is moved to the 7th
digit.
(3)Press the 6 button 3 times to enter
the “O" at the 7th digit.
The me you enter can be no more than
17 digits. When you have entered more
than seventeen digits, an error tone will
beep and you will not be able to press
any more digits.
Press the MEMORY button.
Enter 2 digits (01-20) by number
buttons to assign the location number
where you want to store the telephone
number.
' Note that a 0 must be added to the
beginning ol location numbers 1 to 9.
- it the data is stored in a location where
data has already been stored. the old
data will be overwritten by the new
data.
~ An error tone will be heard it you press
an invalid button (a button other than
1-9 or 0).
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One second alter the operation In
step 8, “save ok" will appear as
shown tor 3 seconds. A conllrmalion
tone will be heard Indicating that the
new data has been saved and the
programming mode will be exited.
The character list
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m Eullun ABC DEF GHI JKL MNO PQHS TUV WXVZ No.0
Shakes N01 No.2 No.3 No.4 No.5 No.6 No.7 ND.B No.9
Once -thyphen A D c J M P T w space
Twice .[period) a E H K N o u x o
3times . (comma) c F t L o n v v Null
4umesl z a 4 Ts s e z Null
StimesNull Null Null Null Null Null 7 Null 9 Null
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DELETING THE DIAL MEMORY
VIEWING AND DIALING FROM THE DIAL MEMORY
Press the PROGRAM button.
Press the MEMORY button.
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Press the number button for the “mug
memory location you want to delete.
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One second alter the operation In nuDE
step 3, the display as shown appears
(or 3 seconds. A contlrmetion tone
will be heard indicatlng that the
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selected number location was cleared
and the programming mode will be
terminated.
Press the MEMORY button In the
standby mode.
Enter the location number or, use the
A or v button until you llnd the
desired name and telephone number.
Press the CALLS button to connect
the telephone and dial the number.
VIEWING LONG NAMES AND TELEPHONE NUMBERS
Names more than 12 characters and telephone numbers more than t2
digits cannot be viewed together. Do as [allows to view such names and
, numbers,
“m" Press the MEMORY button in the
standby mode.
Enter the location number or ress
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the A or V button until you llnd the
desired name and telephone number.
a 3 Press the b button once or the 4
or button twice to vlew the lull telephone
number.
4 Press the b button once more or the
or a 1 button twice to view the lull name.
You can return to the original display by
pressing the (right scroll) b button once
more or the (Ielt scroll) 4 button twice,
The displayed dial number will be cleared from the display under
the following conditions:
'. (1)No operation is penormed within 30 seconds alter the number is
displayed.
(2)The TALK button is pressed.
(3)The DEL button is held down Ior more than 2 seconds.
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which are oilered by most local telephone companies. For lurlher inlormation on these
services, contact your local telephone company.
il ‘ TWO-TOUCH MEMORY DIALING This cordless telephone is compatible with the Caller ID and Caller lD Call Waiting service
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‘ ——'— This service allows you to identily the caller belore you answer the
l . . ' phone. The unit stores the last 99 callers' names, phone numbers
l M 2 59190! ‘he des'wf’ ”calm" number by and received date and lime in the caller list. You can check the list
i‘ PTE§51“9 the assigned number button anytime and call back any at the numbers, You can also store a
to chat the number. number in the caller list to two-touch memory dial.
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, dial mode is canceled. m
i ~ Any other numbers you may dial (including other numbers NQTE
i lrorn the dial memory) are dialed alter the Iasl dlgll Ol "19 There may be a slight break in the conversation (approx. 2.4
i two-touch dial number. seconds) alter you hear the call waiting tone. This occurs as a result
l“ of some telephone companies‘ Caller ID Call Waiting service.
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This lunction allows you to recognize an Incoming caller lrorn the ringng _ _ , _ _
l 5 sound by assigning a priority ringer to the designated telephone number Your t=_F915 provides. Message “lam"? capability " you have
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l r The Message Wailing leature acts as a digital answerer, eliminating
“W9" 1 tn the standby mode. press the the need tor an answering machine.
MEMORY button.
When you have received a call and a message has been placed
into your Message Waiting service, the Message LED on the base
unit will start Hashing to notily you that you have a message. The
"Envelope" icon on your LCD screen will appear, notilying you lhat
you have a message waiting.
Follow your telephone company's instructions to obtain your
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”DEM" 3 When you find the desired caller.
ll 0 press the PROGRAM button. the VIP
icon on the LCD display will light.
lll Three seconds alter pressing the
‘ PROGRAM button the display will clear
i and go back to normal standby mode.
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AREA CODE SETTING
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When your local area code is set. the caller to number of a local call will
be displayed and stored without the area code. This means that you do
not have to remove the area code before storing the number or calling
back. Enter the area code according to the lollowing instructions.
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Hold down the DEL button tor more
than 2 seconds or press the TALK
button twice to clear any displayed
number and return to standby mode.
Press the PROGRAM button.
Press the A button tw|ce or the 7
button twice.
(Once you enter an area code, the
previously set number erI appear. Ii you
do not want to change, hold down the
DEL button more than two seconds to
terminate the programming mode.)
(Delault value: no area code is set)
Use the number buttons to enter the
area code.
Press the PROGRAM button again to
store the area code. The display
shown below will appear tor 3
seconds. A confirmation tone will
sound indicating that the entered area
code has been stored and the
programming mode will be
terminated.
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When a call is received, the name. telephone number and the received time and date at the
call are stored in the caller list. This list stores data tor a total at 99 calls (with a maximum at
12 digits and 16 characters). The new call symbol on the LCD display lights when there is
data lor calls in the caller list that has not yet been viewed.
TO VIEW THE CALLER LIST
Pertorm the loltowing operation in standby _ '
mode.
Press the CALLS button to display the
caller list,
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Press the A button to view the
information tor the latest received
call.
- Another press oi the A button will
display the inlormation lor the call
belore the latest received call and so
on.
- Press the 7 button to view the oldest
caller data. Note that you cannot view
already reviewed call data until all the
new call data has been viewed.
- When a caller makes repeated calls,
the REP icon (instead ol the TOTAL
icon) shows the number at calls that
he has made.
- A "1“ is automatically prefixed to the
phone number oi a call made from
outside the local area.
Example When you are receiving a
number “123-456-7890",
the number “1-1234456-
7890" will be stored into
the caller ID memory.
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To turn oil the NEW CALL LED, hold
down the DEL button lor more than 2
seconds or press the TALK button twice.
The caller ID review mode will be
terminated and the NEW CALL LED will
be turned 0".
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DIALING FROM CALLER LIST
CALLS 1 Press the CALLS button to displaythe
O caller llst.
Press the A or V button to select the
desired caller datai
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the number,
when the call Is finished, return the
handset to the base unit or press the
TALK buttoni
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1 Press the > button once or the 4
or button three times to display the lull
2 Press the b button twice or the 4
or button twice to display the lull name.
3 Press the > button three times or the
or 4 button once to display the received
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VIEWING LONG TELEPHONE NUMBERS AND NAMES
AND CHECKING THE DATEAND TIME
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Due to display size limitations, a telephone number longer than 10 digits or a
name more than 12 characters long cannot be viewed at one time. For the same
reason. the received date and time cannot be diSplayed with the name and number.
For example, the [allowing inlormation cannot be displayed on one screen.
Phone number: 123456789012 New lieutae 3,
Name: Marie Antoinette . .- .' - ,
Date and time' Jun. 30. AM rms ”HF E HHTL'IL‘,
To view the remaining inlormation, lollow the ' ' ' "—
steps below:
received number.
date and time.
4 To return to the original display, press the > or 4 button once
again.
in the following situations, it may not be possible to view the caller
data.
a)When the calling party blocks his name or phone number:
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EDITING OFI ERASING CALLER LIST DATA
You can edit or erase received telephone number and name data in the
caller list using the iollowing steps
Since the 4 or> button cannot be used when editing telephone numbers,
digits can only be inserted or deleted starting irom the lirsi digit. When
editing characters, no such restrictions apply. You can both delete and
overwrite characters,
EDITING TELEPHONE NUMBERS
Example Deleting the iirsl digit in a telephone number
Press the CALLS button when no
telephone number is displayed on the
LCD to open the caller list.
Select the desired caller data using
the A or V button.
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3 Press the PROGRAM button.
Press the V button to start number
editing. The first digit "1" starts
flashing.
5 Press the DEL button momentarily.
The first digit “1 " will be deleted and
the second digit will start tlashing.
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Press the PROGRAM button again.
The display shown below appears tor
3 seconds. A confirmation tone will
be heard indicating that the new data
has been saved and the programming
mode will be exited.
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Inserting "5" at the beginning at the telephone number
Perlorm the tollowing steps alter steps 1 to 4 described
above.
Press the 5 button and "5" is inserted
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The display shown below appears tor
3 seconds. A coniirmation tone will
be heard indicating that the new data
has been saved and the programming
mode will be exited.
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EDITING CALLER NAMES
Deleting the character “s" in the caller name Jack Thomson
Press the CALLS button when no I
telephone number is displayed on the
LCD to open the caller list.
Select the desired caller data using
the A or V button.
Press the PROGRAM button.
Press the A (scroll up) button once
or V (scroll down) button twice to
start character editing and the
character “J" will start to flash.
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Press the > button 9 times to 'move “New Evomgisxum
the cm, to the shame, . DELETING CALLER LISTDATA
TH!" The unit can store up to 99 caller data items. the oldest entry is
automatically deleted when the tooth item is stored, You can also delete
wwmfiac— e the caller data items manually either one at a time or all items.
051 Press the DEL button and the next v
0 character moves one step to the left. 1 TH“! “rm Deleting the selected caller data item
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Example Changing the second “0“ in the caller name JACK g
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Perlorm the lollowing steps alter step 4 in the example an
above. D“ 4 Press the DEL button. The display .
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Deleting all caller list data
Press the CALLS button when no
0 telephone number is displayed on the
LCD to open the caller list.
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3 seconds A confirmation tone will
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has been saved and the programmlng
mode will be exitedl
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indicating that all caller data has been
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STORING A CALLEH LIST TO TWO-TOUCH DIAL MEMORY
Caller names and telephone numbers in the caller list can be stored in
the two-touch memory dial,
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Press the CALLS button when no
telephone number is displayed on the
LCD to open the caller list.
Select the desired caller data using
the A or v buttont
Press the MEMORY button.
It the caller data has to be edited, edit
the data according to the instructions
in Section “Editing or erasing caller
list data" on page 36~39 betore you
press the MEMORY button.
Press 8 number button to assign a
location number where you wish to
store the caller data.
One second after the operation in
step 4, the display shown below
appears tor 3 seconds. A confirmation
tone will be heard indicating that the
new data has been saved and the
programming mode will be exited.
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NCTIONS
PAGE/FIND ‘
The page/find tunction allows you to page the handset from the base unit
by sounding beeps in the handset to help you find the handset it you
misplace it.
Using the page function
Press the PAGE button on the base unit tor a
short time and the handset will ring with three
short beeps and the self-lit TALK button will F'
llasht "Page" will be displayed on the LCD '
during paging.
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Using the tind function
Press the PAGE button on the base unit tor more than 2 seconds and the
handset will ring tor 30 seconds repeating sequences at three short beeps.
The PAGE/FIND button cannot be used in the lollowing conditions:
(1) When the handset is on the base unit
(2) When the handset is in the talk mode
NOTE
(1) When the TALK button is pressed, the Page or Find tunction will be
terminated and the handset will go into the talk mode.
(2) When an incoming call is received during Page or Find mode and the
ringer switch is set to ON, the Page or Find mode will be terminated
and the incoming ringer will start.
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CONTRASTADJUST -
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Ii you lind the LCD display dlilicult to view; you can adjust it to one off
three levels The delault setting is Contrast 2
Adjust the contrast according to the following instructions: "
1 Hold down the DEL button for more —}
than 2 seconds or press the TALK ‘ '_
button twice to clear any displayed '
number and return to standby mode.
2 Press the PROGRAM button.
3 Press the A button 3 times or the v
button once.
4 Press the 1 or> button to adjust the
contrast.
5 Press the PROGRAM button again to
store the new contrast level. The
display shown below will appear for
3 seconds. A confirmation tone will
sound Indicating that the new
contrast level has been stored and the
programming mode will be
terminated.

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