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Southwest Bell
Freedom Phone®
900MHz Cordless Telephone with Call
Waiting Caller ID and Digital Answering
Machine
FF930 Owner’s Manual
Toll-Free Help line 1-800-366-0937
http:/www.swareedomphone.com
lB~3250 FF930 Printed in China
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IMPORTAN SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
FCC WANTS YOU TO KNOW
SAFETY INSTRUCTIIONS FOR BATTERIES
INTRODUCTION
BOX CONTENTS
MAINTENANCE
CONTROLS AND INDICATIONS ..
INSTALLATION
PREPARATIONS .
MAKING A CALL .........
ANSWERING A CALL...
SPEAKERPHONE ..
SPEED DIALING .
INTERCOM/PAGE "
OTHER FEATURES
CALL ID FUNCTIONS ......
USING THE CALLER LIST.
AUTOMATIC ANSWERING SETTING....
AUTOMATIC ANSWERING OPERATION
MESSAGE CALL BACK...
RECORDING A MEMO MESSAGE...
REMOTE OPERATION FROM THE HANDSE .
REMOTE OPERATION FROM A TOUCH TONE ELEPHONE.
OTHER FEATURES
TROUBLE SHOOTING.
SPECIFICATIONS........
PRODUCT CARE
SERVICE ............
LIMITED WARRANTLY...........
WALL MOUNTING TEMPLATE.
Introduction 2
IMPORTA SAFETY NST UCTION
When using your telephone equipment, basic safety precautions
should always be followed to reduce the risk of fire, electrical shock,
and injury to persons. Including the following:
1. Read and understand all Instructions.
2. Follow all warnings and instructions marked on the product,
3. Unplug this product from the wall telephone jack and power outlet before cleaning
Do not use liquid from 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 or table. The product may fall,
wusing serious damage to it.
5. slots or openings in the cabinet and the back and bottom are provided for
Ventilation to protect It trom overheafing. These openings must not be blocked. The
openings should never be blocked by placing the product on a bed, or other similar
surlace. This product should never be placed near or over a radiator or heal
register. This product should not be placed in a closed compartment unless proper
ventilation is provided.
7. This product should be operated only from the type of power source indicated on
the marking label, It you are not sure of the type of 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 stepping on it.
9, Do not overload wall outlets or extension cords, as this can result in fire or electric
, , shock.
? » ‘ 10. Never push objects of any kind into this product through cabinet slots. as they may
’ touch dangerous voltage points or short out parts. This could result in fire or electric
shock. Never spill liquid of any kind on this product
11. 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
v - ' used.
12. Unplug this product from the wall outlet and refer servicing to qualified service
personnel under the following conditions:
a. When the power supply cord or plug is damaged or frayed.
b.|f liquid has been spilled into the product
c.|f the product has been exposed to raln or water.
d." 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
often require extensive work by a qualified technician to restore the product to
normal operation.
e.lI the product has been dropped or the cabinet has been damaged.
f.|f the product exhibits a distinct change In perfimnancet
13Avoid using the telephone (other than a cordless type) during an electrical storm.
There may be a remote risk of electrical shock from lightning.
14.Do not use the telephone to report a gas leak in the vicinity of the leak
SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS
3 Introducflon
THE FCCWAN S CU OKNO
This equipment complies with part 68 of the FCC niles. On the bottom of the base of this
equipment is a label that contains, among other information, the FCC registration
Number, Ringer Equivalence number (REN) and the Universal Service Order Code
(USOC). which is RJ-ttC, for this equipment. You must , upon request . provide this
information to your telephone company
The REN is useful to determine the quantity of the devices you may connect to your
telephone line and still have all of those device ring when your telephone number is
called. In most but not all areas, the sum of the RENs of all device connected to one line
should not exceed five (5.0). To be certain of number oi devices you may connect to your
line. as determined by the REN. you should contact your local telephone company to
determine the maximum REN for your calling area. if your telephone equipment causes
harm to the telephone network, the telephone company may discontinue your service
temporarily. If possible . they will notify you in advance. But ii advance notice isn't
practical, you will be notified as soon as possible. You will be informed of your right to file
a complain whit the FCC.
Your telephone company may make changes in its facilities, equipment, operations, or
procedures that could atiect the proper functioning of your equipment. If they do, you will
be notified in advance to give you an opportunity to maintain uninterrupted telephone
service. If you experience trouble whit this telephone equipment, disconnect it from the
network until the problem has been corrected or until you are sure that the equipment is
not malfunctioning, This equipment may not be used on coin service provided by the
telephone company.
i WARNING! ;‘
on aim:- ‘
Connection to party lines is subject to state tarilis.
This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital
device pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable
protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. Some oordlus telephone 5
operate at frequencies that may cause interference to nearby TV's and VCR's. To minimize
or prevent such interierence. the base oi cordless telephone should not be placed near or not
top of a TV or VCR; and. if interierence is experienced, m ' the cordless telephone farther
away irom the TV or VCR will often reduce or eliminate the interference. However there is no
guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. It this equipment does
cause harmiul interierence to radio or television reception, which can be determined by
tuming the equipment oil and on. the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by
one or more of the following measures:
- Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna,
- Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
. Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is
connected.
- Consult the dealer or an experienced radio TV technician ior help.
HEARING AID WEARERS: This cordless telephone has been registered with the FCC as
hearing aid compatible.
Introduction 4
SAFETY INSTR ONS FOR BATTERIES
5 CAUTION
To reduce the risk of fire or personal Injury, read and follow these Instructions.
1. Use only a Southwestern Bell Freedom PhoneO approved battery
packed In handset of your cordless telephone,
FOR HANDSET UNIT:
GPGOAAS3BMX3.GV 600mAh GPI INYERNATIONAL LIMTED.
CONTAINS A NICKELrCADMlUMJlATrERY MUST BE
RECYCLED OR DlSPOSED OF PROPERLY.
2. Do not dispose ol the battery in a fire. as it may explode. Check with local codes tor
possible special disposal instructions
3. Do not open or mishandle 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 handling batteries in order not to short the battery with conduction
materials such as rings, bracelets and keys. The battery or condition material may
overheat and cause burns.
5. Change the baltery(ies) provided with or identified for use with thls product only in
accordance wlth the instructions and limitations specltied in this manual.
6.0bserve proper polarity orientation between the Battery Pack and battery charger.
The RBRC W Seal on the nickel-cadmium (NiCd) battery
Indicates that Southwestern Bell Freedom phone®
Retail sales is voluntarily participating in a program to collect
recycle And these batteries at lhe end ofthelr useful life, when
taken out Of service within the United States. Please call the
RBRC "‘, toll-free at 1-BDO—B-BATlERY. or contact your local
recycling
center for information on where to return the spent battery.
RBRC 7" is a trademark of the Rechargeable Battery Rewoiing Corporation.
5 Introduction
RODUCTION
About the FF930
This is a 40dmnnel analog 9OOMHZ cordless telephone with Call Waiting Caller
ID and a telephone answering machine.
lt is deslgned and engineered to exacting standards for reliabllity. long life, and
outstanding performance.
Features
0 integrated Digit Telephone Answering Machine
- Approx. 20 minutes recording time (GREETINGMEMOJNCOMING
MESSAGES)
- Two recordable outgoing greefings (Max. 30 seconds each)
- Remote control through the handset and an outside line
0 Voice time/day stamp
- Voloe help guida- (tPatent pending)
- Voice menu
- Flash memory protects your messages in the event of a power failure,
without the need (or backup batteries
0 Caller ID (99 call data memory locations)with call waiting
- Multi LCD on the handset with three-language selection
- MESSAGE CALL BACK function (‘patent pending)
. Speakerphone
o On Hook Dialing lrom the handset
- Intercom between base and handset
o 40-Channel Auto Seen
- ZO—Number Speed Dlal Memory
0 Long Battery lite (M-day standby)
- Dlgltal security oodlng
Icons Used in this Owner's Manual
The icons used in title sections indicate whether the operation
instructions pertain to the base unit or the handset
: Handset operations
: Base u nit operation
FF930 Base
- FF930 Base Unit
- FF930 Handset.
o Rechargeable Battery Pack (Installed in the handset)
- Owner's Manual
0 Memory Labels.
- AC Adapter....
- Desk/Wall Mountan Bracket
. Line Cards (6 leet: 1. 6 inches. )
- Qulck Installatlon Gulde
a Registration Card ......
_..~_.du___._.
Keep the shipping canon and packaglng In case you need to transport your
phone. If any of these items are mlsslng or damaged. contact your plaoe of
Purchase.
Int/odudim
IVlAINTENACE '
Cleaning the Cabinet
Periodically wlpe the cablnet clean with a soil cloth and dlluted soap solution,
then wipe with a dry cloth.
Do not use benzine. thinner or simllar solvents.
1. RINGER ONIOFF switch.
2. MENUNOLUME AV buttons:
used to begin the setup procedure and
switch the volume of the earpiece.
3. NEW CALL LED: flashes when new
caller ID information has been
reoelved.
4. CALLER ID button: recalls Caller ID
list.
5. TALK button: used to make or to
terminate calls.
6.DIAUNG buttons.
7. ‘ 1‘ button: used to move the cursor to
the left
8.REMOTEICALL SCREEN CHANNEL
button: used to swltoh the remote
control mode on and off. listen to
answering maohlne messages,
w.
and search for dearer channels.
9. MEMORY button: used to begin the
memory dlal procedure.
10. NOIEDRR button: used In the
selection of caller ID and memory dial
settlngs.
11. YES button: used in the confirmation
of settings.
12. ' A! button: used to move the cursor
. to the right
134REDIALIPAUSE button: redials the
most recently dlaled number or adds
a pause.
14.FLASHICLEAR button: used to
mess earl wailing (if availabtehr to
clear the LCD dlsplay.
Inhbdtldlon‘ 8
LCD Displa Indicator
14A
15.
164
17.
18.
194
NEW: indicates the number 0! new caller ID data that has not been reviewed
TOTA indicates the total number of stored ID data items.
ME indicates the unit is in memory dial programming mode or memory
DIaIi 9 mode.
REP: indicates how many phone calls have been made fram the same
Telephone number:
Arrow Icon: indicates which arrow buttons can be used.
Bl: indloates that there Is one or more new messages recorded In the
answering machine.
21. VIP: indicates that priority tiger has been set for the displayed numbed.
LCD Back Light
The LCD is back lit lor 10 seconds under the following conditions:
1 .While receiving an incoming call (during ringlng).
2,When the handset is picked up from the cradle
3.When any button Is pressed.
44 When Call Waiting caller ID informatlon Is received.
Introduction"
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Antenna
cradle
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21
28
29
30
31
Contacts
Introduction 10
22. TELEPHONE LINE jack: conned the telephone cont here.
23. av Dc powerjaclc connect the Ac adapter cord here.
24. RINGER ONIOFF switch.
25 RING control (2. 2, TS) switch.
26. POWER LED
27. IN-USEICHARGEILED: Lights when handset is on the cradle and the battery is
being charged. Light when the handset Is In the Talk mode. Flashes when an
incoming call is received. Flashed once when the security code between me
base unlt and the handset is reasslgned.
28. REPEAT button: Repeats playback of a message,
29. STOP button:
stops playback of a message.
30. PAGE/INTERCOM button:
calls the handset.
31 , VOICE HELP GUIDE' button (‘Patent Pending) provides answers to the most
frequently asked questions.
32. MESSAGE COUNTER display.
33. VOLUME ‘ ' control buflons.
Adjusts the volume oi the answering system orspeakerphcne.
34. PLAY button:
beglns playback at a recorded message.
35. SKIP button:
skips the message that is being played back and plays the next message.
36. ERASE button:
erases a recorded message.
37. GREETING button:
records your greeting message.
38. MEMO button:
records a personal memo message.
39. ANSWER ONIOFF button:
sets the answer mode (Answer On, Announce Only Answer 0")
40. SPEAKERPHONE button:
sets the unit to speakerphone whlch allows you to converse without plcklng up
the handset.
41. MESSAGE CALL BACK' button :(‘Patent Pending)
a press of this button allows you to call back a party that has Iefl a message.
Introduction
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INSTALLING YOUR FF930
Selecting the Installation Location
Do not place the FF930 where there is excessive heat or humidity (as in a
kitchen or bathroom). The Base Unit of your FF930 can be placed on a desk or
tabletop near a standard 120V AC outlet and telephone line jack, mounted on a
standard AT&T or GTE wall plate, or mounted directty on the well Keep the unit
away from devices that generate electrical noise (motors, fluorescent lighting.
etc).
Connection the Telephone Line
There are three types oi phone outlets:
' Modular
' 4-prong jack
’ Hard-wired
Modular Jack
Plug the telephone line cord lrom the Base into a standard modular Telephone
jack. I! you do not have a modularjack. contact local Telephone company for
iniormation on the installation of theses 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 0! these Jack.
Hard-wired jack
A modularjack 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 advise you on the proper adapter or converter.
CAUTION
‘ Never install a telephone during a Ilgtning storm.
' Never install telephone lacks in wet locations. unless the jack is specifically
designed for wet locations.
' Never touch uninsulated telephone wires or terminals unless the telephone line
has been disoonneded at the network interface.
' Use caution when installing or modifying telephone lines.
Installation ‘2
A. vuMz-m
Desk or Tabletoe Installation
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1 To connect the Desk/Wall mount bracket In the desk/table position, simply allgn
the bracket with the bracket slots on the base and slide in the unit until It is
ecurely in place.
2 Plug the AC adapter cont into the 9V DC meriack on the Base Unlt.
Thread the cord through the guides
3 Plug one end of the long telephone 00rd Into the TELEPHONE LlNEjack on the
Base Unit.
4 Raise the antenna on the Base Unit to the upright position,
5 Plug lhe other end of the telephone cord into the telephone wall jack.
6 Plug the AC Adapter Into a standard 120VAC wall outlet
Use only the AC Adapter supplied with the FF930.
Place the telephone and power cords where they wIIl not
create a trip hazard, or where they will not become
chafed and create a fire or other electrical
hazard
Installation
Wall Mountin
The FF930can be mounted on a standard wall plate If one is not available, it can
3 also be mounted on two screws (not included), installed 3‘14" vertically apart on
' the wall Leave 3/16" of each screw exposed for mounting the unit. See page 70
for template
1 To connect the Desk/Wall bracket In the wall mount position, simply
align me bracket with the slots on the base and slide in the unit until
it is securely in place.
2 Pull the top of the wall mount hook to hang the handset.
3 Plus the AC adapter cord into the DC power jack on the back of the unll.
4 Plug one end of the short telephone line oord into the TELEPHONE LINE jack on
Installab‘on ”
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the Base unit
5 Thread the AC adapter cord and telephone line card through the grooves in the
back of the unit. The card will exit from the bottom
DO NOT CONNECT THE AC ADAPTER TO THE WALL POWER OUTLETYEI'.
6 Plug the other end of the line cord into the telephone wall Jack
7 Positien the unit on the wall phone plate. The studs ol the wall phone plate
should be inserted into the slots on the base wall mount holest Pull down and
lock into place
8 Raise the antenna on the base unlt to the upright position
Use only the AC adapter supplied with the FF930
CHARGING HE HAN SET
Charging the Handset
Place the handset on the base to charge. In a desktop installation. the handset can either
be placed lace up or face down. but only face up in a wall mount installation.
For optimum battery performance
. Charge the new battery overnight before uslng your phone
. Do not let the battery become tully discharged.
. Be sure to return the Handset to the base at nlghtl
Replacing the Battery Pack
To install or replace the rechargeable battery. follow these steps:
1 Remove the Handset battery cover.
2 Remove the old banery.
3 Plug the new battery‘s cable Into the Handset.
The plastic connectors wlII fit together only one
way If you have dilfioulty. make sure the battery
oonnedor is properly aligned.
4 Replace the battery cover.
1 5 Installation
The speed dial memory and Caller ID memory will not be lost by battery
replacement.
Low Battery Indicator
When power in the handset Battery Pack is low and the battery pack to be charged. the
TALK button flashes and an alarm is sounded. if this occurs while you are on the phone,
you will also hear the alarm. Complete your call as quickly as possible. and return the
Handset to the Base Unit for charging. Allow 12 to 16 hours without any interruption for the
Handset to lully recharge,
Cleaning the Battery Contacts
To maintain a good charge, it Is Important to clean all battery contacts on the Handset and
Base Unit about once a month, Use a pencil a eraser or other contact deaner. Don not use
any liquids or solvents.
REPARATIO .
IMPORTANT: In order lor the Caller ID and answering machine to operate property,
Set the following functions BEFORE using the FF930.
1. Language Selection...choose the language that will be shown on the display
(English. Spanish, French).
2. Setting the Clook...announoes the day and time when playing back messages on
the answering machine.
3, Setting the Security Code...allows remote control of the answering machine with an
outside telephone.
4. Setting the LCD Display Contrast Level...adjust the dlsplay to one of three contrast
levels lor easy viewing.
5. Selfing the Local Area Code...a necessary setting for the proper operation of Caller
ID and MESSAGE CALL BACK'rpatent pendlng).
6. Recording your Greetings...record a personal greeting (or calls to hear before
leaving a message.
Language selection
The unit offers a choice of three LCD display languages: Englsh (the
default value). Spanish and French. Follow the Instructions below to
set your language choice.
Installation ‘6
1 Confirm lhal “Standby“ ls dlsplayed
on the handset
2 Press the MENU button(AorV)A
3 Press the Yes button to confirm that
you want to review the main menu,
4 The menu will then ask ityou want to
perform various operation Press the
NOIEDIT or ' buttons to choose not
to perform the displayed operation.
The menu will then ask if you want to
perform the next operation. Continue
pressing the No/Edit button (a total of 6
time) until the display shows
'LANGUAGE SELECT7“.
5 Press the YES button to confirm that
you want to select the language.
The display will show the currenfly
selected language
6 press p the or the 4 button to choose
a language other than what is currently
displayed.
7 Press the YES button to confirm the set language.
The seleded language will (fisplay tcrfrve seconds,
and the unlt will return to the standby mode.
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21
Setting the Clock
When messages (both Incoming messages and your own memo messages)
are recorded. the day and time will be recorded at the beginning of each
message. if you have set the clock. This convenlent feature lets you know
exactly when your messages have been received.
Set the clock to Sunday at 9:35 am.
®m® 1
Check that ' standby“ is displayed on the
handset. It not. press the
FLASH/CLEAR button to clear other
Display data.
5 2 Press the MENU button (A or V).
”61" 3 Press the YES button to confirm that
you want to review the main menu.
was
O 4 The maln menu will first ask it you
want to store memory Press the NolEdit
or V button s to decllne.
The menu will then ask ifyou want
to set the answering machine clock.
® 5 Press the YES button to confirm
that you want to set the clock.
The display will show the current
set day and time.
It ' Try Again " is displayed . move closer
to the base and repeat the operation again
from the beginning.
® <1) 6 Press the 7 button until the correct
day is displayed.
mm
® ® 7 Press the <(or>) button to confirm the
VOLWE day and move the flashing display. Use
the dialing keys to enter the 4 DlGIT tlme.
YES
Q 8 Press the A V Milton to set “AM” or‘PM'.
9 Press the YES button to confirm the set
The set time will display lor 5 seconds,
ml 515 2:00PM
ESE un 12:00 PM
OK?
un 12:00 .PMt
time and the unit will return to the standby mode.
You can operate the answering system remotely with a touch tone
telephone while you are away from home.
Setting the Remote Security Code
To access answering system tuncfions from an outside line. you will need to
enter the z-digii security code. The remote security code prevents
unauthorized persons from accessing your unit and listening to your
messages.
The remote security code is initially set to 12.
However. It can be changed,
1 Set the security code to 50.
4 “Nb 1 Check that “standby" is displayed on
VOLUME
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the handset (or press the
FLASH/CLEAR button to clear other
display data). Then press the MENU
button (‘ or V).
Press the YES button to confirm you
want to review the main menu.
Press the NOIEDIT button or the'
button two times. (to decline storing
memory or setting the clock). The
menu will then ask If you want to set
the answering machine security code,
Press the YES button to confirm that
you want to set the security code. The
display will show the current set
security code.
It "Try Again' is displayed. move closer
to the base and repeat the operation
again from the beginning.
Enter the TWODIGIT security code
(00 to 99)‘
Press the YES button to confirm the
set security code. The set security
code will dlsplay for five seconds. and
the unit will return to the standby
mode
Preparations
Contrast Adjustment
If you find the LCD display dill'loult to View, you can adjust it to one of three
levels.
Adjust the contrast according to the lollowing Instructions
M Change the contrast from “level 2" to “level 3".
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® ® 1 Check that “standby” is displayed on
“we handset (or press the FLASH/CLEAR
button to clear other display data). then
yes press the MENU button (A or V),
O 2 Press the YES button to confirm you
want to review the maln menu.
NOE
ODNN® 3 Press the NO/EDtT button or the '
button four times (to decline storing Spray
memory, setting the clock. settlng the ontrast?
security code. or adjusting autotalk
onlol'l).
. The menu will then ask it you want to
adjust the display contrast
O 4 Press the YES button to confirm that
you want to adjust the display contrast.
- The display will show the current set
contrast level (one box for lightest level
mum to three for darkest level)
® GD 5 Press the t (or‘ ) button to change the
YES setting.
0 6 Press the YES button to confirm the set
contrast IeveL
. The set contrast level will display for live
seconds. and the unit will return to the
standby mode
23 Preparations
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B! Setting the Local Area code
The telephone number of the received caller ID data usually includes the
area code, even it it is a local call. The FF930 will automatically edit the
number to make it ‘Ready to use" before storing it in the caller list,
In order tor this teature to work properly. YOU NEED TO SET VOUR
LOCAL AREA CODE Once you set your local area code, local calls will be
stored without me area code, and the long distance calls will be stored with
"1" before the area code.
m Set local area code “206".
new
® ® 1 Check that “standbyf is displayed on
“WE handset or press the FLASH/CLEAR button
to clear other display data). then press the
MENU button (A or ')t
2 Press the YES button to confirm that you
mm want to review the main menu.
0 01 ® 3 Press the NOIEDlT button or the ' button
five times (to decline storing memory, setting
the clock, setting the security code. adjusting
autotalk Orr/Oil, or adjusting the contrast
level)
0 The menu will then ask i1you want to set
yes the local area code.
0 4 Press the YE§ button to set the area code, . ma Code
The display Will show the current set area
code
Main Menu?
MEMO
Area Code?
It 'Try Again" is displayed. move closer to the
base and repeat the operation again from
I!“
the beginning.
("5 5 Enter your three digit local area code (000 to , ea Coda
999). 2 305 0
® 6 Press the YES button to confirm the set area
code. The set area code wlll display for five
seconds. and the unit will then return to the
standby mode.
o This Local Area code setting is also
necessary for the MESSAGE CALL
BACK' function to work correctly (See
page 51) (‘ Patent Pending)
Prepare/Ions 24
.! Recording Your Greetings
The FF930 has two kinds of greeting. Answer mode and Announce Only
model
oil you do not record any greeting, the following two types of messages will
automatically be used:
1)For the Answer mode:
‘Hello. We are not available now, Please leave your name and phone
number after the beep}
2)For the Announce Only mode:
'Hello. Our answer machine cannot accept messages Please call again
later."
. in the Announce Only mode. the unit will play your outgoing green‘ng, but
NOT RECORD AN |NCOMING MESSAGE
. When the memory Is t‘ull, “Memory is full. Erase all messages." Vifill be
announced.
_ m; 1 Press the ANSWER ONIOFF button to select the Answer
or Announce Only mode‘
© -Each press of the ANSWER ONIOFF button advances the
mode throgh the following sequence.
Mama [3] 5
Mode Announcement
Answer mode “Answer on'. and the set day and tlme
are announcedl
‘Answer on Announce only‘ is
announced.
"answer on" is announced.
Announce Only mode
E E 2 Press and hold the GREETING button the base unit.
[II . After two seconds, the unit will beep and will begin recording.
3 Speak clearly towards the base microphone. You have a
maximum of 30 seconds to record your greeting.
- The (fispiay will show the elapsed recordlng time.
25 Preparations
,»f""
m 4 when you finish the greeting . release the GREETING batten,
B -The unit will beep and play back the greeting.
ell the recording time exceeds 30 seconds. the unit will play
back the greeting
To check the recorded greeting. use the ANSWER ONIOFF
button to select the Answer or the Announce only mode,
then press the GREETING buttonr
Q To Erase Greetings
© 1 Press the ANSWER ONIOFF button on the base unit to select
the type of the message that you wish to erase. (Either Answer
or Announce Only mode message)
(51 m” 2 Press the ERASE and GREETING buttons simultaneously (or 2
sewndst
-‘Greeting Erased“ is announced. and the Answer or Announce
Only greeting(whichever was selected) will be erased.
When your greeting is erased. the factory-set greeting will
answer calls until you record a new greeting.
The prerecorded greeting cannot be erased.
Manual Dialing
1 Plck up the handset and press the
TALK button to obtain 8 dial tone
The TALK button lights.
2 Dial the desired phone number (up to
24digits). ”me call duration time display will
appear 10 seconds after dlallng.
olf you press the wrong button
when dlallng the number. press the
FLASH/CLEAR button to clear the last
entered digit.
3 w hen you have finished the call.
return the handset to the base unlt.
Telephone Operation 25
27
mam
muss
or press the TALK butlon lo hang up.
It Is also posslble lo dial lhe number first
and press the TALK button after
confirming lhe number In the handset
display
Using the REDIAL Button
The unil can redial number called from the handseir
1 Press lhe TALK button to obtain a dial tone The TALK
button lights.
2 presslhe REDIAL/PAUSE bulion.
A maximum 0132 digits can be slored in the redial memoryr
Numbers that are long Ihai 32 digits will clear lhe redial memory.
Setting the Recelver Volume
You can set lhe handsel recelver volume to one of mree levels: Normal
(the Default setting) . Mid or ngh. The volume oonlnol can be set only in
the TALK Mode.
mums
1 Press lhe A or' button. Each press Receiver
of lhe Minn changes lhe display as
shown below.
when you reium lhe handset lo the Receiver
base null or press TALK button to Vol Mld
finish lhe cell .lhe receiver volume will
rerum to normal. Recap]
nlephona Operation
To check the recorded greeting, use the
ANSWER ONIOFF button to select the
[Answer or the Announce only mode.
then press the GREETING button.
Out-of-range
You are out of range and should move closer to the base unlt when the
following happens:
oYou hear noise or static,
.l nPressing the YALK button generates an error tone.
chu canncrt receive an Inoomlng all
- a Different Channel
Selectin
The base unit will automatinzlly search for the clearest channel in the
standby mode . However. should you hear static or nolse during the course
of a conversation, which makes It difi'let to hear the caller. the CHANNEL
button on the handset allows you to choose between 40 press channels:
E6“) 1 To change the channel, press the REMOTE/CSICHANNEL
"" buttons
. The TALK LED flashes to Indieste the FF930 ls ohanglng to
another channel.
Telephone Operation 23
ANSW RING A CALL
When you recelve a call . the name and telephone number of the caller is shown on the
LCD after the second ring ( ifyou subscribe to Name and Number Caller ID service).
When the Hang; is on the figse Unit
1 When the phone rlngs, plck up the
handset from the base unlt.
The TALK button and the lN/USEI
CHARGE LED will light. indicating that
a connection has been made If the
Auto Talk Is set to ON (see page 77).
the call will be automatically connectedl
The call duration lime display will
appear 10 seconds after answering.
@ 2 After you have flnlshed the
conversation, return the handset to
the base unlt, or press the TALK
button
When the Handset is off the Base Unit
@ 1 When the phone rings, press the
TALK button. The TALK button and the
IN-USEICHARGE LED will Ilght,
indlcetlng that a connection has
been made. The call duration time
msplay will appear 10 seconds after
@ answering.
2 After you have llnlshed the
convarutlon. return the handset to
the base unlt. or press the TALK
button.
\ 29 Telephone Opsmh’on
;'
Setting the RINGER ON/OFF Control
If you wish to turn on the ringer. set the ringer switches on the side
at the handset and the back of the base to " OFF ".
The TALK button on the handset and the INvUSE LED on the base
will flash when a call is received
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.
There are three types of ring sounds:
. Incomlng call: Normal ring soundi
- Priority call ( VIP ): A diiierent ring sound that allows you to
distinguish the caller. To set this functlon. see " VIP (priority) ' on
page 334 This function is available only on the handset.
oPaging: Three short beepsr Press the page button for two
seconds to extend me paglng time to 30 seconds.
Telephone Operation 3°
SPEAKER PHONE
You can speak through the microphone on the base unit. without havlng to life the
Handset,
Making a call
9 1 \Mth the handset resting in the cradle , press the
SPEAKER button (or the handset TALK button )t
@ The SPEAKER LED will light and you will obtain
a dial tone through the base
2 Dial the desired phone number (up to 24 digits)
3 When the other party answers the phone, speak
towards the microphone ot the base unit.
- Litting the handset during the conversation will cancel
the speaker phone mode and permit oonversatlon via
the handset.
a 4 When you have finished the call. press the SPEAKER
button ( or the TALK button of the handset). The
SPEAKER LED will go out. and the speakerphone
@ mode will be denoeledr
@ Receiving a call
msumr
"__ ® 1 When the phone rings. press the SPEAKER button
‘ The SPEAKER LED will light. and the unit W||| enter
@ speakerphone model
when the handset is on the base unlt. you can also press
the TALK button
2 Speak towards the microphone of the base unit.
- Liltlng the handset during the conversation will cancel
the speaker phone mode and pennlt conversation via
the handset
a 3 When you have finished the call, press the SPEAKER
button (or the TALK button oi the handset). The
@) SPEAKER LED will go out. and the speakerphone
mode will be mneeled.
31 Telephone Operafion
Ad'ustin the Volume control
Volume control
Use the upldown VOLUME control on lhe base unit to set the answering
System or speaker phone volume to the desired level.
o The volume level will be indicated on the LED dlsplay from 1 (lowest
volume ) to 8 ( highest volume).
mum Operation 32
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SPEED DIALIN
The FF930 is equipped with 20 speed dialing memories for programming your most
frequently dialed telephone numbers. Each memory can store the telephone number up to
16 characters
storing Names and Telephone Numbers into Memory
m Storing the telephone number 246-9753 with the name
' Thomas McKnight '.
MENU 1
Check that ‘ standby ' is displayed .
Velma? on the handset ( or press the FLASH! Main Menu?
CLEAR button to clear other display
data). then Press the MENU button
(A or V ).
YES
0 2 Press the YES button to oonflrm you store
want to revlew the main menu. ‘ emo 7
YES - " Store Memory 7 “ will be display ry
O 3 Press the YES button to confirm you
want to store a telephone number .= 9
into memory.
. The first available memory location will
be automatically selected .
. If necessary. you can change the
YEs location by press the A or 7 buttons .
4 Press the YES button to confirm the
location number.
9 5 Enter the telephone number that you
. N wish to store.
- If you misdial . press the
FLASH/CLEAR button to clear the last :-
digltt
. if desired . pause can be Inserted
between
diglts by using the REDIALIPAUSE
button. ‘p ' will be dlsplayed.
- Hyphens will be automatically inserted
afterwards.
5 6 Press the YES button to confirm the
telephone number and begln the
name entry mode.
. ll you do not want to enter a name for
the number . press the YES button
again. The setting mode will jump to
step 11 on the
33 Speed Dialing Memory
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‘ For information about entering '°" i“ L “it;
NOEDIT characters, see ‘oharacters list" on Page 32. 0
8 Onoe you have edited all of the desired
characters press the YES button to
confirm the new name.
' The VIP setting screen will display.
’ Press the YES button to confirm a VIP
setting, or press the NO/EDIT button to
decline the VIP setting.
' The unit will retum to the speed diallng
list screen alter about five seconds.
You can use the unit as an intercom system between the handset and the >
base unit Intercom
Speed Dialing Memory 33
From the Handset
® 1 Press the INTERCOM button.
. “INTERCOM" will appear on the display.
- You may now begin speaking with the
INTERCOM user of lhe base unit.
® 2 To end lhls function. press the INTERCOM
button,
. The intercom function cannot be used
during a call with an outside telephone
line.
- When a phone call is received while
using the intercom function, the ringer will
sound lrom the handset earpiece. Press
the TALK button to exit the intercom mode
and speak to the caller.
Paglng From the Base Unit
The handset can be filled from the base unit.
W Press the PAGEIiNTERCOM button.
Q - “PAGE" will be displayed on the display of
the handset.
. If the button is pressed for a short time, the
handset will beep three times
. If the button is pressed lorz seconds. the
handset wiIi beep for 30 seconds
- This feature Is useful to locate the handset.
. In order to have a conversation between
the users ol the handset and base unit.
press the INTERCOM button on the
handset.
39 speedwngmmory
OTHER FEATURES
Switching Off the Auto Talk Mode
When the unit is set to Auto Talk. you are automatically connected to the
caller. without having to press the TALK button. To switch to the Auto Talk
Ofimode:
MENU 1
G) (D
“mun:
NOIEDIT 3
®"®
YE$
O 4
NYERoou
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Check that ‘standby' is displayed on the
handset (or press the F LASH/CLEAR
button to clear other display data). then
press the MENU button ( ‘ or” )4
Press the YES button to confirm that you
want to review the main menu,
Press the NOIEDIT button or the" button -
three times (to decline storing the memory. 0 L -
setting the clock. and setting the security
code).
0 The menu will then ask it you want to
adjust the Auto Talk settingr
Press the YES button to confirm you want - uto Talk0
to adjust the setting. The display will show ON
the current Auto OnIOft setting.
Press the t (or‘ )button and select the
ONIOFF setting A uto Talk
Press the YES button to confirm the Auto OFF 0K
Talk Onlott setting.
a The Auto Talk setting wlIl display for five
seconds. and the unit will return to the
standby mode.
OIherFeatums 4°
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This cordless telephone is compatible will the Caller ID and caller ID will call Waiting
services which are offered by most local telephone companies. You Innst subscribe to all
Waiting. Caller 1D. and Call Waiting Caller ID for all of these features to work, For further
information on these services. contact your local telephone company,
Caller ID Service
This service allows you to Identify the caller before you answer the
phone. The unit stores the last 99 caller's names, phone numbers and
received date and lime in the caller list. You can check the list anytime
and call back any of the numbers, You can also copy the numbers in the
caller list to speed dial memory
Display of Incoming calls
he FF930 can display various about the Incoming call of another party
including the telephone number, name. or the number of times a call has
been received from that party
You must let the telephone ring one complete ring before the Caller ID
information is received.
lNorrnal display
“NEW 1' indicates
the latest call.
OTAL 2" indicates
that two Caller IDs
have been stored.
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DAVE JOHNSIN
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The data and times of the received calls can be viewed by pressing
the t or‘ button
IRepeet all;
When there is an Incoming call lrom a telephone number that has
Already Been received to the Caller ID list, the number of Incoming
calls from that telephone number will be displayed in combination
with "REP'.
“REP 25" indicates
that 25 telephone
fills have been re-
ceived from the
Caller ID Funclion
lThis display appear: when a all is reoelved from an area that dose not
have Caller ID service. or when the Caner ID Is not received oorredlyc (Le.
When the telephone was picked up betcre the first complete ring)
M 2
No Caller ID
IThis display appears when caller has blocked the Caller ID information.
Caller ID
Caller ID with Call Waiting Service
Caller ID with Call Waning allows you to see who is calling even while are on
the line talking to someone else. When a new call comes in while you are
talking. the LCE lights and the new caller name and number appears on the
LCD display
-You must subscribe to call Wailing, Caller ID, and Call Waitlng caller Id for
all of these features to work
-There will be a slight break in the conversation (approxiOJ seconds) after
you hear the call walling lone. Thls Is due to the filler ID lnfon-nation
oomlng through the telephone llne.
1 When there is a new incoming call during the ourrent telephone
oohversatlon. the dlsplay changes as illustrated below.
1 2
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DAVE-JONSyN 123 55
FLASH
o 2 To answer the new incoming call. press the FLASH/CLEAR
um button.
oYou can now begin speaking with the second caller‘
L 2
GRAY SCOTI'
1 23—456
Caller/D Function 42
O 3 To speak to (he fiist caller. press the FLASH/CLEAR button
CLEAR again.
L 2 new 1 Total 2
GRAY SCOTT
123-456 DAVE JOHNSIN
SING THE CALLER LIS
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 up to 99 calls (with a maximum ot
12 digits and characters). The new call LED on the handsets flashes when there is data in
the caller list that has not been reviewed.
To Wew the Caller List
Perform the following operation in standby model
New Call : 2
W5“) 1 Check that ‘standby’ is displayed on otal : 56
the handset (or press me
F LASH/CLEAR button to clear other
display data).
' The display will show the number at
new new calls and total calls in memory. w 0
2 Press the A (or') button to view the m 1 55
69mm? caller ID list. GREG LANDO‘QVSEB
' The first press of the " button will
display the most recent call.
' Press the 7 button again tor the next
most recent call.
' Press the * button to view the oldest
caller data. 56 “- 55 °
’ When a caller makes repeated calls. MARY LACKTOR
the REP ieondnstead at the TOTAL 5573-901
icon) shows the number of calls that
particular caller has made.
Once all new cells have been
received. the NEW CALL LED will
turn elf.
43 Caller ID Function
Dialin From the caller list
we m
C) 1 Check that “standby' is displayed on
the handset (or press the
FLASH/CLEAR button to clear the
display data),then press the CALLER ID
button
' The display will show the number 0!
MEN“ new calls and tolal calls in memory.
(9 Q 2 Press Ihe ‘ (or') button to scroll
m through the CALLER ID list and search 6 “l“ 56 °
for the data of the party you wish to calls KATE FR‘QNKE
3 Press the Talk button and the telephone 12 ' '
number will be automatically meledl
W5 Long Telephone Numbers and Names and
Chec ing the Date and time
Due to display size Iimitau'ons. names more than 12 characters and
telephone numbers more man 12 digits cannot be displayed on the
same screen as the name and number.
0mm “7 1 Check that ‘standby' is displayed on the 56 m 55 o
handset (or press the FLASH/CLEAR MARY LACKTOR
button to clear the display data), then 346-678-9012
press the CALLER ID button
' The display will show the number of
new calls and total calls in memory.
(Dumb 2 Press the A(arj) button lo well
lhrough Ihe'CALLER ID list and search
for the data you wish to revlewl
vowme
Caller ID Funclion 4“
ӎs" 3 Press the button to view the full
® received number, the lull name. and the
date and time.
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