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CY-383
EXPANDABLE CORDLESSSYSTEM
2.4 GHz Digital
Caller ID/Call Waiting Type 2.5 with Call Waiting ID Options
Owner’
s Manual
Instal
lation and
Operating Instructions
Please read
this m anual
carefully
before use.
Keep for your
reference.
CALLER ID / CALLER ID CALL W AITING /
CALL W AITING ID OPTIONS COM PATIBLE
CallerI
D,CallerI
D Call W ai
ng,and/orCall Wai
ingI
D Opt
ions
servi
ces,whereavai
lable,areavai
lablef
rom Veri
zon. Af
ter
subscri
bi
ngt
oCallerI
D,CallerI
D Call Wai
ng and/
orCall
Wai
ngI
D Opt
onsservi
ces,t
hi
sphonewi
ll di
splayCaller/
Caller
Wai
edparty’
snameandphonenumber,andtheassociat
edsof
keysoft
heCall W ai
ngI
D Opt
onsservi
ce.
C ONT E NT S
PAG E
IM PORTANT INFORM ATION.............................................................................................4
IM PORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS...............................................................................4
SPECIALFEATURES...............................................................................................................5
CHOOSETHEBEST LOCATION...........................................................................................6
LOCATI
ON OFCONTROLS...................................................................................................7
Handset
....................................................................................................................................7
BaseUni
t.................................................................................................................................9
LCD DISPLAY........................................................................................................................10
Backl
tLCD Di
spl
ay.............................................................................................................10
Backl
tKeypad......................................................................................................................10
QUICK REFERENCE.............................................................................................................11
GETTING STARTED............................................................................................................15
CHARGING THEBATTERY PACK......................................................................................15
Low Batter
y...........................................................................................................................15
Cl
eantheBatteryContacts....................................................................................................15
CONNECTI
NG THEBASEUNIT.........................................................................................16
REGISTRATI
ON & DE-REGISTRATION OFHANDSETS.................................................16
Regi
strati
on...........................................................................................................................16
De-regi
sterahandset.............................................................................................................17
CHOOSETHEDIALING M ODE..........................................................................................18
WALLM OUNTING BASEUNIT...........................................................................................19
M EN U .....................................................................................................................................20
STRUCTUREAND OPTI
ONS...............................................................................................20
INITIAL SETTINGS.............................................................................................................21
Nami
ng..................................................................................................................................21
Language...............................................................................................................................21
Ri
nger& Beep......................................................................................................................22
AnswerM ode........................................................................................................................23
Contrast.................................................................................................................................23
Cal
lW ai
ti
ngID Opti
ons........................................................................................................23
New Cal
lLamp.....................................................................................................................24
Ti
meandDateSetti
ng...........................................................................................................24
Intercom SetUp....................................................................................................................24
M essageW ai
ti
ngIndi
cator....................................................................................................24
Setti
ngAl
arm
24
BASIC OPERATION.............................................................................................................26
M AKING A CALL..................................................................................................................26
Di
rectDi
al.............................................................................................................................26
ANSW ERING A CALL..........................................................................................................27
TO REDI
ALA CALL.............................................................................................................27
Di
rectl
yRedi
alLastDi
al
edNumbers...................................................................................27
Di
alfrom theLi
stofDi
al
edNumbers..................................................................................27
ADJUSTI
NG HANDSET RECEIVER VOLUM E.................................................................28
TO M UTEA CALL.................................................................................................................28
PAGING AND INTERCOM ...................................................................................................28
Locatemi
spl
acedhandset(s).................................................................................................28
C ONT E NT S
Page
Intercom betweenhandsets...................................................................................................28
USING HANDSET SPEAKERPHONE..................................................................................29
INSTALLING AND USING HEADSET................................................................................29
ADVANCED OPERATION ..................................................................................................30
FLASH.....................................................................................................................................30
Cal
lW ai
ti
ng..........................................................................................................................30
PAUSE.....................................................................................................................................30
EnteraPausei
nDi
ali
ngSequence.......................................................................................30
HOLD.......................................................................................................................................30
SENDING TONESIGNALS IN PULSEDIALING M ODE..................................................31
DIALVOICEM AIL................................................................................................................31
Program yourownVoicemai
laccessnumber.......................................................................31
Usi
ngDIALV.M . softkey.....................................................................................................31
DIALBACK FROM CALLER ID LIST................................................................................32
DAILING FROM PHONEBOOK DIRECTORY..................................................................32
CONFERENCECALL............................................................................................................33
3Waycal
ng.........................................................................................................................33
Room M oni
tori
ng.....................................................................................................................33
Thehandseti
ntheroom tobemoni
tored.............................................................................33
Thehandsetusedformoni
tori
ng..........................................................................................33
CALLER ID OPERATION...................................................................................................34
ABOUT CALLER IDENTIFICATION...................................................................................34
CALLER LIST.........................................................................................................................34
M emor
yM atch......................................................................................................................34
Revi
ew Call
erLi
st................................................................................................................34
Del
eteRecord(s)from Cal
erLi
st.........................................................................................35
Cal
lBackfrom Cal
erLi
st....................................................................................................35
Speci
alCal
lDi
spl
ay..............................................................................................................35
Cal
lDi
spl
ayM essages..........................................................................................................36
CALLWAITING I
D OPTIONS..............................................................................................36
Cal
lW ai
ti
ngID Opti
onsSettoOFF.....................................................................................36
Cal
lW ai
ti
ngID Opti
onsSettoON.......................................................................................37
Cal
lW ai
ti
ngID Opti
ons:JOIN.............................................................................................37
Cal
lW ai
ti
ngID Opti
ons:HOLD..........................................................................................38
PHONE BOOK DIRECTORY.............................................................................................39
CREATING A PHONEBOOK DIRECTORY RECORD.......................................................39
Copyfrom aCal
erID Number............................................................................................39
AddaNew Number/
Name....................................................................................................40
REVIEW ING PHONEBOOK DIRECTORY.........................................................................40
EDITING A PHONEBOOK NUM BER.................................................................................41
DELETING AN ENTRY FROM A PHONEBOOK DIRECTORY.......................................41
DELETING ALLPHONEBOOK DIRECTORY RECORDS ...............................................42
DIALING FROM PHONEBOOK DIRECTORY..................................................................42
M ULTI-HANDSET OPERATION .......................................................................................43
INTERCOM .............................................................................................................................43
CALLTRANSFER..................................................................................................................44
Bl
ndTransfer.......................................................................................................................44
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Page
AnnouncedTransfer..............................................................................................................44
Transferri
ngtoal
lhandsets...................................................................................................45
CALLCONFERENCING.......................................................................................................45
M ul
ti
pl
ePart
yConferenceCal
l............................................................................................45
WALKIE-TALKIEOPERATI
ON............................................................................................45
Enteri
ntoWal
ki
e-Tal
ki
emode.............................................................................................46
Operati
ngWal
kie-tal
ki
es.......................................................................................................46
OPTIONAL FEATURES DIAL LIST.................................................................................47
DIALING SERVICES .............................................................................................................47
ADDITIONAL INFORM ATION .........................................................................................48
CAPACI
TY..............................................................................................................................48
M emor
y.................................................................................................................................48
Cal
lRepeatNumber..............................................................................................................48
OUTOFRANGE.....................................................................................................................48
NO CONNECTION.................................................................................................................48
TROUBLE SHOOTING .......................................................................................................49
CARE AND M AINTEN ANCE.............................................................................................50
FCC REQUIREM ENTS........................................................................................................51
WARRANTY..........................................................................................................................53
WALL M OUNT TEM PLATE
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IM PORTAN T IN FOR M AT ION
Important Safety Instructions:
To reduce the risk offire,electric shock and/or injury to persons,always follow
these basic safety precautions when using your telephone equipm ent.
1.
Read,under
stand,andfol
ow al
li
nstructi
ons.
2.
Unpl
ug thi
s tel
ephone from the wal
l outl
et
before cl
eani
ng. Do notuse l
qui
d oraerosol
cl
eaners. I
fnecessar
y,use a softcl
oth l
ghtl
m oi
stenedwi
th am i
ddetergentsol
uti
on.
3.
Do not use thi
s tel
ephone near a bathtub,
ki
tchensi
nk,wash bowl
,l
aundr
y tub,swi
mmi
ng
pool
,a wetbasem entoranywhere el
se there i
waterorl
qui
d.
4.
Do notpl
acethi
stel
ephone onan unstabl
ecar
t,
stand or tabl
e. A fal
lcoul
d cause seri
ous
dam age tothephone.
5.
Sl
ots andopeni
ngs i
nthecabi
netattheback or
bottom areprovi
dedforventi
ati
ontoprotectthe
uni
tfrom overheati
ng. These openi
ngs m ust
notbe bl
ocked orcovered. Do notpl
ace thi
tel
ephone on a bed,sofa,rug orothersi
mi
ar
sur
face.
Thi
s tel
ephone shoul
d never be
pl
aced nearorovera radi
atororheatregi
ster.
Thi
s tel
ephoneshoul
d notbepl
acedi
n abui
t-i
nstal
ati
onunl
essproperventi
ati
oni
s provi
ded.
6.
Neverpush obj
ect
s ofany ki
ndthrough sl
ots i
the phone.
They coul
d touch dangerous
vol
tagepoi
nt
s orshor
toutpart
sthatcoul
dresul
n a ri
sk offi
re orel
ectri
c shock. Neverspi
qui
d ofanyki
nd onthetel
ephone.
7.
Unpl
ug thi
s tel
ephone from the wal
loutl
etand
referto aqual
fi
edser
vi
ce representati
ve i
nany
ofthefol
owi
ngsi
tuati
ons:a)I
fl
qui
dhasbeenspi
ed i
ntothetel
ephone.
b)I
fthe tel
ephone has been exposedto rai
n or
water.
c)I
fthetel
ephonedoes notoperatenorm al
y by
fol
owi
ng the operati
ng i
nstructi
ons. Adj
ust
onl
y those control
s thatare covered by the
operati
ng i
nstructi
ons. I
m proper adj
ust
m ent
ofothercontrol
s m ay resul
ti
n dam age and
wi
l often requi
re extensi
ve work by a
qual
fi
ed techni
ci
an to restore the tel
ephone
to norm aloperati
on.
d)I
f the tel
ephone has been dropped orthe
case has beendam aged.
e)I
fthetel
ephone exhi
bi
ts a di
sti
nctchange i
perfor
m ance.
8.
Do notusethetel
ephoneto repor
ta gas l
eak i
thevi
ci
ni
y ofthe l
eak.
9.
Avoi
d usi
ng a tel
ephone (otherthan a cordl
ess
ype)duri
ngan el
ectri
calstorm. There m ay be
a rem oteri
sk ofel
ectri
cshockfrom l
ghtni
ng.
10.
Neveri
nstal
lj
acks i
n a wetl
ocati
on unl
ess the
ack i
sspeci
fi
cal
y desi
gnedforwetl
ocati
ons.
11.
Never touch uni
nsul
ated tel
ephone wi
res or
term i
nal
s unl
ess the tel
ephone l
ne has been
di
sconnected atthe network i
nter
face.
12.
Use wi
th cauti
on when i
nstal
ng orm odi
fyi
ng
tel
ephone l
nes.
13.
To reduce the ri
sk of el
ectri
c shock, do not
di
sassem bl
e thi
s product
, but take i
t to a
qual
fi
ed ser
vi
cem an when som e ser
vi
ce or
repai
rwork i
s requi
red. Openi
ng orrem ovi
ng
coversm ay expose you to dangerousvol
tages
orotherri
sks. Incorrectreassem bl
ycancause
el
ectri
c shock when the appl
ance i
subsequentl
y used.
14.
Use onl
ythe powercordand batteri
es i
ndi
cated
n thi
s m anual
. Do notdi
spose ofbatteri
es i
fi
re. They m ay expl
ode. Check wi
th l
ocal
codesforpossi
bl
especi
aldi
sposali
nstructi
ons.
15. Plug the adaptorto the socket-outletthatnear
the equi
pm entandshal
lbe easi
y accessi
bl
e.
16.
CAUTION
RISK OF EXPLOSION IF BATTERY IS
REPLACED BY AN INCORRECT TY PE.
USE BATTERY TY PE ONLY CY B-103,Ni
MH
3.6V,750m Ah
DISPOSE OF USED BATTERIES ACCORDI
NG
TO Y OUR LOCALCODE.
Use only with Class 2 Power Source,7.5V DC,500m A for base unit
THESE INSTRUCTIONS
SAVESAVE
THESE
INSTRUCTIONS
SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS
I MP OR TAN T IN FOR MAT ION
SPECIAL FEATURES
The CY-383 Expandable Cordl
ess System i
s designed and engineered to exacting
standards forrel
iability,long life,and outstandi
ng perform ance.
Note:
Charge all ofthe batteries for at least 15 hours prior to initial use.
SEE PAGE 15 FOR DETAILS!
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2.4 GHz Digital FHSS Cordless Phone
Multiple hands ets capability,s upports up to 4 handsets
(Ifyou want an additional hands et(s )for this m ulti-hands et s ys tem ,you m ay
purchase m odel CY-381 from SBC Com m unications at 1-800-667-2118)
Multi-party Conference call between hands et(s )and an external line
Two-way intercom between 2 hands ets
Ornam ental lighting with on/offs witch. This night light is selectable in blue and
violet.
Room m onitoring
3 Ringer selections and 10 s electable ring tones
Handset-to-Hands et W alkie-Talkie function totally independent ofthe bas e unit.
Hands free speakerphone on hands et
Caller ID Type I,IIand Call W aiting ID Options capability
Backlit 7-Line Multi-Function LCD on handsets
Five s oft keys on each handset to access different functions depending on which
m ode the phone is currently in.
Volum e Controlled Handset Earpiece and Speakerphone
New Call/Voice Mail Mes sage W aiting Indicator on hands et
Out ofRange indication
Non-volatile m em ory for 40 Nam e and Num ber Caller ID Records , 40 Pers onal
Nam es and Num bers on each hands et,32 General Nam es and Num bers Phone
Book Directory s hared am ong all hands ets ,and 22 Las t Dialed Num ber directory on
each hands et.
English/Spanis h Intelligent LCD Display
Real Tim e Clock and Alarm Clock
Built-in DSL Filter
2.5 m m Heads et Jack
I MP OR TAN T IN FOR MAT ION
Check to be s ure that the following item s com e with the phone. Ifthere is anything
m issing or any vis ible dam age,contact the original place ofpurchase. Do not attem pt
to operate the s ys tem ifit is dam aged.
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Base Unit
One Handset with Belt Clip
One Battery Pack
One Long Telephone Line Cord
One Short Telephone Line Cord for W all Mounting
One AC Adaptor
Owner’
s Manual(s )
CHOOSE THE BEST LOCATION
Calls are transm itted between the bas e unit and the hands et,or between hands ets ,by
using wireless radio waves . For m axim um dis tance and noise-free operation,here are
s om e im portant guidelines you s hould cons ider:
1.
2.
3.
4.
The location s hould be clos e to both a phone j
ack and a continuous power outlet
which is not s witch-controlled.
Keep the bas e and the hands et away from s ources ofelectrical nois e s uch as TV,
pers onal com puter,or another cordless phone.
Place base in a HIGH,CENTRAL location with no obs tructions s uch as walls .
The bas e can be placed on a des k,tabletop or m ounted on wall.
Note:
W hile us ing the hands et:
Ifyou are near a m icrowave oven which is being used,nois e m ay be heard from the
receiver or the speaker. Mo ve away from the m icrowave oven and clos er to the bas e
unit.
If m ore than one cordless phone is being us ed and your handset is near another
cordless phone’
s bas e unit, nois e m ay be heard. Move away from other cordless
phone’
s base unit and clos er to your bas e unit.
I MP OR TAN T IN FOR MAT ION
LOCATION OF CONTROLS
Handset
Li
ne Indi
cator
(a)Flashes rapidly when ringing.
(b)Flashes regularly ifyou have m essage in your voicem ail or new Caller ID in Call Log.
(c)Lights when the hands et is in use.
Tal
k / OFF Key
Allows you to access the telephone line or to release the line.
Speakerphone Indi
cator
Lights when s peakerphone is in us e.
Speakerphone Key[Spk.]
(a)Press to activate /deactivate the hands free s peakerphone during a call
(b)Dial the num ber on the dis play with s peakerphone m ode.
You are s till required to press [OFF] to end your call.
Mute / Di
al7 Key
(a)W hile reviewing the Call ID Record,press [Dial 7] to Call Back in 7-digit form at.
(b)W hile on a call,press [Mute] to m ute the m icrophone for privacy.
Redi
al/ Pause / Di
al10 Key
(a)W hile reviewing the Call ID Record,press [Dial 10] to Call Back in 10-digit form at.
(b)W hile off-hook,press [Redial] to recall and dial the las t phone num ber dialed.
(c)W hile on-hook,press [Redial] to access the Redial Lis t. Us ing [▼ ] or [▲ ] to s elect
the des ired num ber and press [Talk] or [O.K.] s oftkey to dial it.
(d)Pressing the key during Pre-dial or Phone book directory num ber entry will enter a
3-second pause into a dialing s equence,indicated by “P”.
I MP OR TAN T IN FOR MAT ION
Fl
ash / Di
al11 Key
(a)W hile reviewing the Call ID Record,press [Dial 11] to Call Back in 11-digit form at.
(b)The [Flas h] key is us ed to access telephone com pany s ervices s uch as Call W aiting.
Scrol
lKeys [▼] / [▲]
(a)W hile on a call,press [▼ ] /[▲ ] to adjus t the volum e.
(b)During s tandby,press [▼ ] /[▲ ] to s croll through Menu options ;access Caller ID
Records ,Phonebook Directory Records and Redial Lis t.
Intercom Key[Int.]
During s tandby,press the key to activate the intercom function between hands ets ,
ans wer a paging call,or term inate an intercom call. W hile on a line,press the key to
trans fer the call to a particular hands et.
5 Softkeys
These softkeys are us ed to s elect functions dis played directly above the keys .
Functions displayed above the keys will change depending on the m ode ofoperation.
For exam ple,on the dis play below,[SAVE], [SERVICE], [M ENU], [DIR.] & [DIAL V.M.] are
dis played above the s ofkeys . To operate the phone book directory,press the s econd
s oftkey from the right-hand-side.
e.g.
Pressing this s oftkey
during idle m ode will
enter into phone book
directory.
I MP OR TAN T IN FOR MAT ION
Base Uni
Charge Indi
cator
Illum inates when hands et is charging
Page Key
During s tandby,press the key to page all handsets within range.
Li
ghti
ng On / OffKey
Press to s witch on/offthe base unit lighting or to s elect the blue or violet night light.
I MP OR TAN T IN FOR MAT ION
LCD DISPLAY
Caller’
s Nam e
Caller’
s Num ber
Special call
inform ation
Sequence in caller lis t
Num ber ofcalls
from s am e caller
Calling Tim e
& Date
Labels of5 s oftkeys
Backl
tLCD Di
spl
ay
The handset has the backlit LCD display. It will light when you s tart using the handset
or when a call is received. The dis play light will s tay on for a few seconds after press ing
a button or lifting the handset offthe bas e unit.
Backl
tKeypad
The Talk,Int.,Spk. and the num eric keys will be lit when you press a key or when a call is
received. The light will s tay on for a few s econds after press ing a key or ans wering a
call.
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I MP OR TAN T IN FOR MAT ION
QUICK REFERENCE
Task
Adjus t receiver /
Speakerphone volum e
Making a call
Steps
The handset has 4 Adjus table volum e
levels (VOL-1 – VOL-4)s howing the current
dis play during offhook. Press [▼ ] /[▲ ] to
adjus t during a call.
1. Press [Talk] or [Spk.] on the hands et
and lis ten for a dial tone.
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2. Dial num ber.
Ans wering a call
3. To hang up,press [OFF] on the handset
or return the hands et to charge cradle.
Auto m ode is the default m ode setting of
the phone:
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Ifthe handset is on the charge cradle,jus t
lift the hands et and the line is autom atically
connected.
Ifthe phone is set to Manualm ode,or
whenever the hands et is not on the charge
cradle,to ans wer a call:
1. Press [Talk] or [Spk.] key on the
handset to pick up a call
2. To hang up,press [OFF] on the handset
or return the hands et to charge cradle.
Las t num ber redial
Dial from the Redial Lis t 1. Press [Redial].
1. Press [Talk] key and lis ten for dial tone.
2. Press [Redial] to dial the las t dialed
num ber.
2. Use [▼ ] /[▲ ] s croll keys to access
des ired num ber from the lis t ofup to 22
las t dialed num bers .
Review Caller Lis t
3. Press [Talk] or [OK] ke y to dial the
num ber.
Use [▼ ] /[▲ ] s croll keys to review caller’
inform ation during s tandby m ode.
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27
27
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I MP OR TAN T IN FOR MAT ION
QUICK REFERENCE
10
Task
Call back a num ber in
Caller Lis t
Store Caller ID num ber
into Phone Book
Directory
Steps
1. Scroll to a des ired record in Caller Lis t.
2. Press [Talk] to dial.
3. Ifthe num ber dis played is not in the
des ired dialing pattern,press [Dial7],
[Dial10] or [Dial11] to dial in the correct
num ber ofdigits .
1. Scroll to the des ired Caller ID num ber.
2. Press [SAVE] s oftkey to s tore.
3. Press [OK] or [JOIN] s oftkey to s elect
s toring in Private or General Directory
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35
39
Manually add a new
1. Press [DIR.] s oftkey.
num ber into Phone Book 2. Press [SAVE] s oftkey to s tore.
Directory
3. Press [OK] or [JOIN] s oftkey to s elect
s toring in Private or General Directory
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Dial from Phone Book
Directory
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4. Follow the on-s creen ins tructions to
enter the phone num ber,nam e,and to
s elect the ring tone.
1. Press [DIR.] s oftkey.
2. Press [OK] or [JOIN] s oftkey to s elect
from Private or General Directory
3. Use [▼ ] /[▲ ] s croll keys to find the
des ired directory record.
4. Press [Talk] or [Spk.] to dial.
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12
Switch to a waiting call
Page from bas e to
handset(s )
5. Ifthe num ber dis played is not in the
des ired dialing pattern,press [Dial7],
[Dial10] or [Dial11] to dial in the correct
num ber ofdigits .
Press [Flas h] to put the talking party on
hold and talk to the waiting party.
IfCall W aiting ID OPTIONS is s ubs cribed
to,m ore options are available.
1. Press [Page] key.
2. To term inate the paging,press [EXIT]
s oftkey on handset or [Page] key on
bas e unit again.
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30
36
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I MP OR TAN T IN FOR MAT ION
QUICK REFERENCE
13
14
Task
Intercom call between
two handsets
Blind Call Trans fer
1. Press [Int.].
Steps
2. Use [▼ ] /[▲ ] s croll keys to select the
des ired hands et and press [O.K.].
3. To term inate the paging,press [EXIT]
s oftkey or [Int] key.
1. W hile connected to an external line,
press [Int.] ke y.
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28
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2. Use [▼ ] /[▲ ] s croll keys to select the
handset to which the call is trans ferred.
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3. On the recipient s ide,press [O.K.] s oftkey or [Talk] to take the call.
Announced Call Trans fer 1. W hile connected to an external line,
press [HOLD] s oftkey to put the line on
hold.
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2. Press [Int.] and s croll to the des ired
recipient and press [O.K.].
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Multiple Hands ets
Conference
3. After the private convers ation,the
recipient press es [Talk] to take the call.
W hile a hands et is engaged in an external
call,another hands et can press [Talk] key
to join the convers ation. The m axim um
num ber ofparties in the conference is 2
handsets .
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I MP OR TAN T IN FOR MAT ION
QUICK REFERENCE
17
Task
Room Monitoring
Steps
On the hands et in the room to be
m oni
tored:
Page
33
1. Press [MENU] s oftkey
2. Scroll to the [MONITOR ROO M ] m enu
and press [O.K.]. The handset will
dis play “READY TO ROO M
MONITORING”.
On the hands et us ed for m onitoring:
1. Press [Int.] key.
2. Using [▼ ] /[▲ ] s croll keys to s elect the
handset in the room to be m onitored
and press [O.K.] to s tart.
The link is autom atically s et up while the
com m unication is only one-way.
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W alkie-Talkie m ode
Two or m ore hands ets
entered into walkie-talkie
m ode can com m unicate
with each other totally
independent ofthe bas e
unit ifthey are within
range ofeach other.
To end the m onitoring,press [EXIT] or [Int.]
key on either handset.
To enterwalkie-talkie (FRS)m ode:
1. Press [MENU] s oftkey.
2. Using [▼ ] /[▲ ] s croll keys to access
W alkie- talkie m enu.
3. Press [O.K.] to confirm s election and
the dis play s hows “W ALKIE-TALKIE”.
To operate as walkie-talkie (FRS):
1. Press [Int.] key.
2. Press the handset num ber which is in
W alkie-talkie m ode. The called
handset can ans wer by press ing [Talk],
[Int.] or [O .K.] key.
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G ET T IN G STAR T ED
Yournew tel
ephone i
ncl
udes the highestquali
ty Ni
MH (Ni
ckelMetalHydri
de)
rechargeabl
e batteri
es avai
abl
e. Foll
owi
ng these si
m pl
ei
nstructi
ons can
si
gni
fi
cantly i
m prove youroperati
onalresul
ts.
CHARGING THE BATTERY PACK
Charge all battery packs for at leas t 15 hours prior to connecting to the telephone line.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
Press the battery release point on the back ofthe hands et and s lide downward to
open the battery com partm ent.
Ins ert the battery pack into the battery com partm ent and m ake sure to pos ition the
battery pack s o that it is touching the charging contacts .
Slide the battery co ver upward until it s naps into place.
Connect the AC adapter to the 7.5V DC jack ofthe bas e unit and to a s tandard 120V
AC wall outlet.
Place the handset on the bas e unit. Make s ure the Charge indicator on the bas e
unit lights ,and charging begins .
The battery icon on the hands et changes from very low,to low,to m edium ,to full
and repeats as a cycle. It only s tops after leaving the charging cradle.
Low Battery
The battery icon on the right ofthe dis play s hows the level ofbattery.
Full
Medium
Low
Ver y low
Ifthe hands et battery is not properly charged,there is a warning tone while the hands et
is in use and “BATTERY LOW ” is dis played. W hen this occurs the hands et does not
function when you press the keys .
Cl
eani
ng the Battery Contacts
To m aintain a good charge,it is im portant to clean all battery contacts on the hands et
and the bas e unit with a soft,dry cloth about once a m onth. You m ay also us e a pencil
eras er or other contact cleaner. Do notuse anyli
qui
ds orsol
vents.
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G ET T IN G STAR T ED
AC POW ER
Cauti
on:
1. Use ONLY with the s upplied AC Adaptor (AC 120V,DC7.5V,500m A).
2. Plug the adaptor to an electrical outlet that is near the equipm ent and is easily
access ible.
3. The AC adaptor m us t rem ain connected at all tim es (It is norm al for the adaptor to
be warm during use).
4. Do not rem ove the battery from the hands et to charge it. Do not dispos e of
batteries in a fire. They m ay explode. Check with local codes for possible special
dis posal ins tructions .
5. Do not rem ove or dam age the battery cas ing.
6. Ifyou do not expect to us e your phone for a m onth or longer,rem ove the batteries .
Batteries can leak chem icals that can des troy electronic parts .
7. For the longes t battery life and optim al operation ofthe phone s ys tem ALW AYS
com pletely charge and dis charge the batteries .
CONNECTING THE BASE UNIT
1.
2.
3.
Plug one end ofthe telephone line cord into the jack at the bottom ofthe bas e unit
and plug the other end ofthe cord into the m odular telephone wall j
ack.
Plug the AC adapter into the 7.5V DC jack on the bas e and the other end into a
s tandard 120V AC wall outlet.
Set the base unit on a tabletop and then place the hands et on the bas e unit.
Note:
1. Use only the AC adaptor s upplied.
2. Connect the AC adaptor to a continuous power outlet.
3. Place the base unit clos e to the AC outlet s o that you can unplug the AC adaptor
eas ily.
Ti
p:
Ifyour telephone outlet is not m odular,contact your telephone com pany for ass is tance.
REGISTRATION & DE-REGISTRATION OF HANDSET
The firs t regis tered hands et will be autom atically ass igned as HS (1). W hen additional
handsets are regis tered to the s ys tem ,they will be ass igned extens ion num bers in the
following s equence: HS (2),HS (3)and HS (4). They can be renam ed later.
Regi
strati
on
NO NEW CALLS
HS_ _
12:00AM 01/01 

SAVE
SERVICE
MENU
An unregis tered handset will dis play “HS_ _”.
DIR. DI
AL V.M.
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GET T IN G STAR T E D

REGISTRATION
NAME HANDSET
USE /
 =REVIEW

O.K.
Press [MENU] s oft key,“REGISTR ATION”is dis played.
EXI
Press[O.
K.
]andADD A HANDSET?”i
sdi
spl
ayed.

ADD A HANDSET?
O.K.
EXI
PRESS AND HOLD
BASE [PAGE] KEY
UNTIL HS BEEPS 

Press [O.K.] again. “PRESS AND HOLD BASE [P AGE]
KEY UNTIL HS BEEPS”will be displayed.
EXI
On the Base uni
Press and hold the [Page] button until beeps are heard.
The regis tration process is now com plete.
De-regi
stera handset
You can de-regis ter a regis tered hands et from the bas e unit.
On the Handset:

REGISTRATION
NAME HANDSET
USE /
 =REVIEW

O.K.
EXI
DEREGISTER
HS (1)?
O.K.
Press[M ENU]and“REGISTRATION”appearsonthe
di
spl
ay.
Press [OK] to enter Regis tration m enu.
Usi
ng[▼ ]/ [▲ ]tosel
ect“DELHANDSET?”.
Press[O.
K.
]and“DEREGISTER HS(#)”i
sdi
spl
ayed.
EXIT
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GET T IN G STAR T E D

REGISTRATION
NAME HANDSET
DIAL MODE
O.K.
EXIT
Press [OK]to confirm . “DEREGISTERING…”willbe
di
spl
ayed during the process. W hen deregi
stration
process i
s com pleted,the unitwillreturn to Regi
strati
on
m enu.
“HS_ _”willbe shown afterthe handsetreturn to standby.
CHOOSE THE DI
ALING M ODE
Ifyourtelephone i
s equi
pped with a touchtone di
ali
ng system ,the phone willbe readyto
use as soon as the battery is charged. Ifyourline uses pul
se (rotary)di
ali
ng,you wi
ll
need to setthe dialing m ode as fol
lows:

REGISTRATION
RINGER & BEEP
USE /
 =REVIEW

O.K.
EXI
WALKIE-TALKIE v
NAME HANDSET

DIAL MODE
O.K.
Usi
ng[▼ ]/[▲ ]toaccess“DIALM ODE”.
EXI

TONE
PULSE
USE SAVE = DONE

Press [OK]to enterDialm ode m enu.
Using [▼ ]/ [▲ ]to select“PULSE MODE”.
EXIT
SAVE
MESSAGES
HS (2)
10:08AM 01/15
SAVE SERVICE
Press[
M ENU]and“REGISTRATION”appearsonthe
di
spl
ay.
MENU
Press [SAVE]to confirm .
The di
spl
aywillreturn to “DIAL MODE”,press [EXIT]to
return to standby.
DIR. DIALV.M.
You are now ready to use your new telephone
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GET T IN G STAR T E D
WALLMOUNTING BASE UNIT
The base unitcan be m ounted on a standard wallphone plate
1. Plug the AC adapter’
s barrelpl
ug into the j
ack m arked “7.5V 500m A”atthe bottom
ofthe base unit.
2. Plug the shorttelephone li
ne cord i
nto the jackm arked “LINE”.
3. Hold the base unitup nextto the walljack and plug the li
ne cord i
nto the wal
ljack.
4. Place the base uniton the posts ofthe wallpl
ate and push down untilthe uniti
secured firm ly.
5. Plug the AC adapterinto a standard walloutlet.
Note:Ifyou are notusi
ng a standard wallpl
ate to m ountthe phone on a wall,you m ay
al
so m ountitwith ordinaryscrews. Use the W allMountTem plate on page 54 to affix
two screws atyourdesired location. Rem em berto leave 1/8 inch ofthe screw
extending from the wal
l.
Please charge all the batteries for at least 15 hours prior to initial use.
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MENU
STRUCTURE AND OPTIONS
The phone offers an extensive range offunctions which are grouped in m enus. You can
custom ize yourphone bypressi
ng the Menu keyand usi
ng [▼ ]/ [▲ ]scrollkeys to scrol
through the options.
Note:The settings are independenton each handset.
Registration
Ringer& Beep
Intercom Setup
W alkie-Talkie
Nam e Handset
DialM ode
Add a Handset?
DelHandset?
Ring Type
Day Volum e
NightVolum e
Key Beep
See AnswerM ode
Auto After1 Ring
Auto After3 Ring
P res s a n d h ol d b a s e [ p a g e] ke y u n til H S b e e p s
DeregisterHS (#)?
Ringer1
Ringer2
Ringer3
Turkish M arch
O ld M cDonald
G reensleeves
Swinging Boat
O ld Fisherm an
Rom ance
Beethoven
Say Hello
Twinkle stars
Elise
High /M edium /Low /O ff
High /M edium /Low /O ff
O n /O ff
Contrast
Tone
Pulse
English
Espanol
Auto M ode
M anualM ode
1- 8
CallW aiting ID O ption
O n/Off
New CallLam p
O n /O ff
SetDate /Tim e
M onitorRoom
Tim e
Date (M M /DD)
O n /O ff
Tim e:
Readyto Room M onitoring
LastCallTim e
LastCallTim er0-00-00
Language
AnswerM ode
SetAlarm
DelM essage?
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IN IT I AL S E T T IN GS
Priorto using yourphone,you m aycustom ize itto fityourpreference.
Nam i
ng
Each handseti
s defaulted as HS (#)where # i
s the sequence ofhandsetregi
stered to
the base unit. Theycan be personalized with nam es,e.g.JOHN,M AR Y,G ARAGE or
ROOM 2,etc.
NAME HANDSET(1):

HS
USE EDIT=CHANGE 

EDIT
Press [MENU]on the handsetduring standby.
Using the [▼ ]/ [▲ ]to select“NAME H ANDSET”.
Press [O.K.]to enterinto the selecti
on.
EXI
NAME HANDSET(1):

EXT . 2_
USE SAVE = DONE 

EXIT
SAVE
DELETE
Press [EDIT]and startentering the assigned nam e.
The m axi
m um length i
s 6 al
pha-num eric digits or
sym bol
s.
Press [SAVE]to confirm settings.
Each num eric keyis assigned a setofletters and sym bol
s as pri
nted bel
ow. Press the
correspondi
ng num berunti
lthe desired letteri
s di
splayed. Iftwo consecutive letters
from the sam e keyis required,waitunti
lthe cursorm oves to the nextblank space.
Num eric:
Alpha:
Space A,B,C D,E,F G,H,I J,K,L M,N,O P,Q,R,S T,U,V W ,X,Y,Z
Sym bols
You can also us e [
]or[#]to ins ertthe following speci
al s ym bols in the nam e field.

 + , - . /@ :;< = > ?{¦}~ [ \ ]^ _`!″ # $ % & ´ ( )
Note: The nam e m us tbe s tarted with an alpha character.
Language
The phone can be operated in Engli
s h orSpani
s h.

ENGLISH
ESPANOL
USE 
=CHANGE
Press [MENU].
Using [▼ ]/[▲ ]to s elect“LANGUAGE”.
Press [O.K.]to enterinto the s electi
on.
EXI
SAVE
NAME HANDSET
DIAL MODE

LANGUAGE
O.K.
EXIT
Using [▼ ]/[▲ ]to s electENGLISH orSPANISH m enu.
Press [SAVE]to confirm s etting. Following the
confirm ation beeps ,the s creen wi
ll return to the 1st level
m enu.
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IN IT I AL S E T T IN GS
Ringer & Beep
Each handsetcan be assigned with a specific ring type and volum e. Differentvolum e
levels can be setfordayand night. You can al
so choose between having a
confirm ation beep orhave si
lentoperation.
Ri ng Type
There are 3 ringerpatterns + 10 m elodies in the handset.

RING TYPE
DAY VOLUME
NIGHT VOLUME
EDIT
EXI
RINGER 2
RINGER 3

TURKISH MARCH 

EXIT
SAVE
Press [MENU].
Using [▼ ]/[▲ ]to select“RINGER & BEEP”.
Press [O.K.]to enterinto the selecti
on.
Press [EDIT] to play the currentringertype.
Using [▼ ]/[▲ ]to playwhile scroll
ing through the li
stof
ringers and m el
odyoptions.
Press [SAVE]to confirm setting
Day Volum e
Ringervolum e levelbetween 6:00 AM and 9:00 PM .
RING TYPE

DAY VOLUME
NIGHT VOLUME
EDIT
EXI
DAY VOLUME
HIGH
(6 AM – 9 PM)
EXIT
SAVE
Press [MENU].
Using [▼ ]/[▲ ]to select“RINGER & BEEP”.
Press [O.K.]to enterinto the selecti
on.
Using [▼ ]/[▲ ]to select“DAY VOLUME”and press
[EDIT]. Currentvolum e levelwil
lbe di
splayed. Usi
ng
[▼ ]/[▲ ]to switch between HIGH,MEDIUM ,LOW &
OFF then press [SAVE]to confirm .
Ni ghtVolum e
Operation si
m ilarto DayVolum e setting. “Night”denotes 9 PM to 6 AM
Key Beep
A keydepressi
on can be audibl
e (beep)orsilent.
DAY VOLUME
NIGHT VOLUME

KEY BEEP
EDIT
Press [MENU].
Using [▼ ]/[▲ ]to select“RINGER & BEEP”.
Press [O.K.]to enterinto the selecti
on.
EXI
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IN IT I AL S E T T IN GS
KEY BEEP:
ON
USE 
=CHANGE
SAVE
Using [▼ ]/[▲ ]to select“KEY BEEP”and press [EDIT].
Currentsetting willbe di
splayed. Using [▼ ]/[▲ ]to
switch between ON & OFF then press [SAVE]to confirm .
EXIT
Answer Modes
Handsets m aybe program m ed to eitherauto orm anualanswerm ode. W hen the
handsetis notin the base unitorthe charge cradle,[Talk](or[Spk.])key m ustbe
pressed to answerincom ing call
s. Auto answerm ode wi
llonlybe activated when the
handsetis i
n the base unitorin the charge cradle. In which case,the line i
autom aticallyconnected when handsetis picked up from the charge cradle.

AUTO MODE
MANUAL MODE
USE 
=CHANGE
EXIT
SAVE
Press [MENU].
Using [▼ ]/[▲ ]to select“ANSW ER M ODE”.
Press [O.K.]to enterinto the selecti
on.
Using [▼ ]/[▲ ]to switch between AUTO & M ANUAL
then press [SAVE]to confirm .
Contrast
Choose from 8 (1 – 8)differentlevel
s ofdi
spl
aycontrastto fityouroperating
environm ent.
CONTRAST:5
USE 
=CHANGE
SAVE
EXI
Press [MENU].
Using [▼ ]/[▲ ]to access “CONTRAST”.
Press [O.K.]to enterinto the selecti
on.
Using [▼ ]/[▲ ]to adjustthe contrastlevel.
Press [SAVE]to confirm setting.
Cal
lW ai
ti
ng ID Options *
CallW aiting ID Options provide m ore opti
ons ofdi
sposing a waiti
ng cal
l. 5 dedicated
softkeylabel
s di
splays when there i
s an incom ing waiti
ng cal
l.
CW ID OPTION

ON
USE 
=CHANGE
SAVE
EXI
Press [MENU].
Using [▼ ]/[▲ ]to access “CW ID OPTION”.
Press [O.K.]to enterinto the selecti
on.
Using [▼ ]/[▲ ]to switch between ON orOFF.
Press [SAVE]to confirm ,and then press [EXIT]to return
to stand-by.
Note:*CallW aiting ID Options m aybe available from yourtelephone com pany.
Subscripti
on m aybe required.
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IN IT I AL S E T T IN GS
New Cal
lLam p
The Message W ai
ti
ng I
ndi
cator /New Cal
lLam p willflash when there are new or
unviewed Call
erID entries in calllog ifthe lam p i
s switched on.
Press [MENU].
Usi
ng [▼ ]/[▲ ]to access “NEW CALL LAMP”.
Press [O.K.]to enterinto the selecti
on.
Usi
ng [▼ ]/[▲ ]to switch the New CallLam p ON orOFF.
Press [SAVE]to confirm .
NEW CALL LAMP:v

ON
USE 
-CHANGE 

EXIT
SAVE
Ti
m e and Date Setti
ng
TIME:

10:05 (AM)
[EDIT]->AM/PM
SAVE
EDIT
O.K.
Press [MENU].
Using [▼ ]/[▲ ]to select“SET DATE/TIME”.
Press [O.K.]to enterinto the selecti
on.
EXIT
DATE(MM/DD):

03/25
O.K.
Entertim e with the num eric keys.
Press [EDIT]softkeyto swap between AM and PM.
Using [▼ ]/[▲ ]to switch to date setting.
EXI
SAVE
DATE(MM/DD):

03/25
O.K.
Enterthe date with num eric keys.
Press [SAVE]to confirm setting.
EXI
SAVE
ntercom SetUp
Choose the num berofrings before the handsetanswers to an i
ntercom cal
l. W hen
“AUTO AFT 1 RING”or“AUTO AFT 3 RING”is selected,the unitwil
lautom atically
answeran intercom callwith speakerphone m ode.

SEE ANS MODE
AUTO AFT 1RING
AUTO AFT 3RING
SAVE
EXIT
Press [MENU].
Using [▼ ]/[▲ ]to access “INTERCOM SETUP”.

 Press [O.K.]to enterinto the selection.
Using [▼ ]/[▲ ]to selectthe desired opti
on.
Press [SAVE]to confirm setting.
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IN IT I AL S E T T IN GS
Message W ai
ti
ng I
ndi
cator
The m enu item “DEL MESSAGE”is onlyavailabl
e when there are new ornon-read
m essage(s)in you voicem ailbox. “DEL MESSAGE”does notdelete yourm essage,but
ratherdeactivate the Message W aiting Indicatorfrom flashing untila new m essage
arrives. (To read ordel
ete the m essage,use “DialVoice Mail”,fordetails see page 31)
MESSAGE
HS (1)
10:05AM 05/30 

SAVE SERVICE
MENU
DIR.
DI
AL V.M.
WALKIE-TALKIE 

LAST CALL TIME

DEL MESSAGE?
O.K.
SAVE
Press [MENU].
Using [▼ ]/[▲ ]to access “DEL MESSAGE?”
EXIT
DELETE MESSAGE
O.K.
W hen “MESSAGE”is displayed and the line indicator
keeps flashing.
Press [O.K]to enterinto the sel
ection.
Press [O.K.]to deactivate the m essage waiting i
ndicator.
EXI
Note:The word “m essage”and the visualm essage waiti
ng indicatorwi
llbe cl
eared.
Al
arm Setti
ng
An alarm m aybe setto rem ind you ofan im portanttim e ofthe day.
ALARM:
OFF
[EDIT]->ON/OFF 

SAVE
EDIT
EXIT
30 NEW CALLS 

HS (1)
09:38AM 01/01
SAVE
S E RV I CE
ME N U
DIR.
Press [MENU].
Using [▼ ]/[▲ ]to access “SET ALARM”.
Press [O.K.]to enterinto the selecti
on.
Using [EDIT]to switch the al
arm On /Off.
Using [▼ ]/[▲ ]and the keypad to setthe alarm ti
m e.
Press [SAVE]to confirm setting.
W hen alarm i
s switched on,an alarm icon wi
llbe
di
spl
ayed
D I A L V . M.
Note:The alarm i
s onlyactive when the phone i
s idl
e. Ifyou are accessi
ng the m enu or
having a conversation atthe al
arm tim e,the alarm wi
llbe delayed untilthe phone
becom es i
dle.
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B AS IC OP E R AT ION
MAKING A CALL
Di
rectDi
al
TALK
VOL-2
HOLD
SERVICE
DIR.
Press [Talk] key and lis ten for the dial tone.
The “In-Use”indicator on the handset and the bas e unit
will be turned ON.
DI
AL V.M.
— OR —
TALK
VOL-2
HOLD
SERVICE
DIR.
Press[Spk.
]andl
stenforthedi
altone.
TheSpeakerphonei
ndi
catoronthehandsetwi
lbeturnedON.
DI
AL V.M.
Note:Ifthel
nei
sengagedbyanotherHandset,“CONFERENCE”wi
lappearonthedi
spl
aysof
bothhandsetsandyoucanj
oi
ntheconversati
on.(fordetai
sseepage33)
1234567
0:01:35 VOL-2 

3W AY
HOLD
SERVICE
DIR. DIAL V.M.
Onceyouhaveadi
altone,keyi
nthephonenumber
. The
phonenumberwi
lbeshownonthedi
spl
ayal
ongwi
ththecal
ti
mer
Press[OFF]toendyourcal
Pre-di
al
Pre-dial allows you to key-in the phone num ber or verify it before dialing.
123456█
O.K.
SAVE
EXI
DELETE
1234567
0:01:35 VOL-2 

HOLD
3W AY
SERVICE
Key-i
nthephonenumber
Toedi
tthenumberonthedi
spl
ay,press[DELETE]tocl
ear
thel
astdi
gi
t. Tocl
eartheenti
renumber,press[EXI
T].
Re-enterthecorrectdigi
ts.
Press[Tal
k]or[Spk.
]onthehandsettodi
althenumber
. The
cal
lti
merwi
lstartcounti
ng.
Press[OFF]onthehandsettoendyourcal
DIR. DIAL V.M.
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B AS IC OP E R AT ION
ANSW ERI
NG A CALL
0:01:35 VOL-2 

HOLD
3W AY
SERVICE
DIR. DIAL V.M.
Press the [Talk] or [Spk.] ke y to ans wer. Ifthe phone is
s et to Auto Answer m ode and the hands et is on the
charging cradle, you can ans wer a call by lifting the
handset offthe bas e unit,or the charging cradle,without
press ing any key.
To end the call,press [OFF].
TO REDIAL A CALL
Di
rectl
y Redi
alLastDi
al
ed Num ber
TALK
VOL-2
HOLD
SERVICE
DIR.
DI
AL V.M.
1234568
0:00:02 VOL-2 

Press [Talk] or [Spk.] key on the handset and lis ten for
the dial tone.
Press [Redial] to dial the las t dialed num ber.
HOLD
3W AY
SERVICE
DIR.
DI
AL V.M.
Di
alfrom the Li
stofDi
al
ed Num bers
The Lis t ofDialed Num bers s tores up to 22 lates t dialed phone num bers ,each one can
be up to 24 digits . Num ber m ore than 24 digits will be truncated with the firs t 24 digits
rem aining. Each hands et s tores its own Lis t ofDial Num bers .
DIALED NUMBERS
18 ITEMS
USE 
/ =REVIEW

EXI
DELETE
1234567
0:00:30 VOL-2 

In Standby Mode,press [Redial] once to access the lis t of
Dialed Num bers . Press [▼ ]/[▲ ]to review the lates t 22
dialed num bers .
Scroll to the des ired num ber,and press [Talk] key or
[O.K.] s oftkey to dial the num ber.
H OLD
3WAY
SERVICE
DIR.
Note:You m ay delete an individual record from the Redial Lis t or enter the record to the
Phone book directory. Scroll to the num ber you want. Press [DELETE] once and
“DELETED!”is dis played to confirm the deletion,or press [SAVE] and “SAVED TO DIR!”
is dis played to confirm the entry.
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B AS IC OP E R AT ION
ADJUSTING HANDSET RECEIVER VOLUME
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0:01:30 VOL-2 

H OLD
3WAY
SERVICE
There are 4 receiver volume levels in the handset(s). The
current level is displayed while the line is in use. It can be
adj
usted bypressing[▼ ]/[▲ ]duringtalkmode or intercom
mode. (Also applies to headset operation)
D IR. D IAL V.M.
TO MUTE A CALL
MUTE
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H OLD
3WAY
SERVICE
D IR. D IAL V.M.
W hile on a call,press [MUTE]to turn OFF the
m icrophone.The di
splaywillshow “MUTE” and the other
partywillnothearyou. Press [MUTE]again to resum e
conversati
on and the “MUTE ” on the displ
aywill
di
sappear.
PAGING and INTERCOM
Locate m i
spl
aced handset(s)
To locate the handset(s) while not on the base unit,press [Page]on the base unit. All the
handset(s) in range will display“PAGING FROM BASE”,and emit an alert signal that is
different from others,e.g. incomingcall.
To stopa pagingcall,press [Page]again or press [EXIT]. Ifno handset answers,the paging
call will automaticallystopafter 30seconds.
Note:The handset(s) will ringeven ifthe ringer is set to OFF.
Intercom between handsets
INTERCOM

 HS (2)
HS (3)
O.K.
A handset can intercom with another handset registered to the
same base unit. For details,please refer to page 43.
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B AS IC OP E R AT ION
USING HANDSET SPEAKERPHONE
To make a call or while on a call,press [Spk.]to turn the speakerphone ON and OFF.
The Speakerphone Light comes ON when the speakerphone is in use.
INSTALLING AND USING HEADSET
W henever a compatible 2.5mm headset is plugged-in the j
acklocated at the side ofthe handset,
either before or duringa call,the audio signal will be diverted to the headset. Unpluggingthe
headset from the j
ackwill return the signal to the handset earpiece and microphone immediately.
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ADVAN C E D OP E R AT ION
FLASH
Cal
lW ai
ti
ng
1. Use [Flash] for accessing Call W aiting service. For exam ple, if you receive a
second callduri
ng yourinitialcall,press [Flash]to swap to the waiting calland put
the initialcall
eron hold.
2. Afteryou fini
sh the conversation with the second call
er,press [Flash]to return to the
firstcall
er.
Note: Ifyou also have Conference Three-W ayCall
ing service,press [Flash]to allow the
firstcall
erto enterinto a conference callwith you and the second cal
ler.
3 W ayCal
ing
3waycallingcan be achieved either bypressing[3WAY]softkeyor [Flash]key. For details,
please refer to 3WayCallingsection on page 33.
Note:M ayrequire subscription from you telephone companyor maybe available on a charged
usage basis.
PAUSE
The [Pause]keyallows you to add a 3-second pause in a phone number sequence during
pre-dialingor storingnumber in the Phone BookDirectory.
Entera Pause i
n Di
al
ng Sequence
To add a pause,press [Redial/
Pause]at the desired position when you are creatingor editinga
phone number and “P”appears on the display. For a longer delay,press [Pause]additional
times.
Note: Rem em ber,the phone num beryou wish to store cannothave m ore than 24 digits,
including anypause. Each “P ” count
s as one digit.
HOLD
A callcan be puton hol
d duri
ng conversation to allow you to talk to anotherhandset
using Intercom orto transferthe cal
lto anotherhandset.
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W hen engaged with an external line on the handset,press
[HOLD]sof
tkey.
H OLD
3WAY
SERVICE
DIR.
D IAL V.M.
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AD VAN C E D OP E R AT ION
CALL ON HOLD
H OLD
W hen the line i
s on hold,“CALL ON HOLD” appears on
allthe handset
s.
Press [HOLD]keyagain or[Talk]keyto release.
Note : The callcan be picked up byanyhandsetregi
stered to the sam e base unitby
pressing the [Talk]key.
SENDING TONE SIGNALS IN PULSE DIALING MODE
Ifyour telephone line uses pulse dialing(such as for a rotarydial phone),you can temporarily
override the Pulse M ode settingwith the Tone M ode until the unit goes backon-hook. This may
be necessaryto access certain special services such as bank-by-phone services:
1. Use pul
se dialing to callthe service.
2. W hen the service answers,press [
 ].
3. Follow the norm alprocedure forthe specialservice you are using. Any additional
num bers you dialare sentas tone si
gnal
s.
4. W hen you hang up,the telephone returns to pul
se m ode.
DIAL VOICE MAIL
Ifyou have subscribed to the Voice Mailand Message W aiting Indicatorservices,you
can access yourvoice m ai
lsystem by pressing [DIAL V.M.]. To use thi
s feature,you
m ustfirstprogram yourvoicem ailaccess num berinto the handset.
Program yourown Voi
cem ai
laccess num ber
DIAL VOICE MAIL
-----------------------
USE SAVE = +NEW

Press the [DIAL V.M.]softkey.
Press the [SAVE]softkey to add youraccess num ber.
EXIT
SAVE
DIAL VOICE MAIL
1234567
〔OK〕TO DIAL
EDI
O.K.
EXI
Enteryouraccess num ber. Ifyou m ake a m i
stake,
press [DELETE]to erase the l
astdigitand re-enter.
Press [SAVE]to confirm program m ing.
You are now readyto use the Di
alvoi
cem ai
lkey.
SAVE
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AD VAN C E D OP E R AT ION
Using DIAL V.M . softkey
DIAL VOICE MAIL
1234567
USE OK = DIAL 

EDI
O.K.
Press the [DIAL V.M.]softkey. Your7-digitaccess
num berwillbe di
splayed.
EXIT
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Press [O.K]or[Talk]keyto dial. Follow the voice
prom ptafterthe line i
s connected.
HOLD
3W AT
SE R V I C E
DI R .
Im portantNote:
1. Voice m ai
lsystem s operate differently and m ay require additi
onal pauses to be
entered.
DIAL BACK FROM CALLER ID LIST
SeeCal
lBackfrom Cal
lerID Li
sti
nCALLER ID OPERATION fordetai
s.(seepage35)
DAILING FROM PHONE BOOK DIRECTORY
In standbym ode,press [DIR.]softkeyand then press [OK]or[JOIN]to selectthe
Directory. Usi
ng [▼ ]/[▲ ]scrollthrough the m em orycontent
s in al
phabeticalorderto
the nam e and num beryou want. Press [O.K.]softkey to callthe num ber.
Tip:To quicklyfind a nam e and phone num ber,press [DIR.]softkeyin standbym ode.
Keyin the firstletterofthe nam e,and scrollto the nam e you want.
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AD VAN C E D OP E R AT ION
CONFERENCE CALL
Yournew cordless system support
s conference cal
s up to 4 parties:
•
1 handsetand 2 externalcal
s (3 waycalling);
•
2 handsets and 1 externalcal
l;
•
2 handsets and 2 externalcal
s.
(Fordetailoperations involving 2 handset
s,please referto Multi-handsetOperation
Section.)
3 W AY CALLING
TALK
VOL-2
HOLD
SERVICE
DIR.
DI
AL V.M.
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HOLD
3W AT
S E RV ICE
W hile on a call,press [3W AY]softkey to access 3 W ay
Call
ing service. The system wil
ldiala long Flash to put
the initialcallon hol
d and obtain a new di
altone to m ake
a second call.
Keyin the phone num berofthe second party. Afterthe
private conversation with the second cal
ler,press [3W AY]
softkeyto add the firstcall
erinto the conference call.
DI R .
Note:W henthehandseti
sengagedi
n3-wayconferencecal
,pressi
ngthe[Tal
k]keyofanother
handsetcanj
oi
nthe3-wayconferencecall
. 3-wayCal
ngmayrequi
resubscri
pti
onfrom your
tel
ephonecompanyormaybeavai
abl
eonachargedusebasi
s.
ROOM MONITORING
The phone can be used as a room m onitor/babym onitor. Leave one handsetin the
room to be m onitored and you can li
sten to thatroom from anotherhandset. Thi
s let
you keep an “ear”on the room whi
le staying/worki
ng in anotherroom .
The handsetin the room to be m onitored:
HS (1)
READY TO
ROOM MONITORING

EXIT
SAVE
V.M .
SERVICE
M ENU
DIR.
Press[
M ENU]softkey
Scrolltothe[
M ONI
TOR ROOM ]menuandpress[O.
K.
].
Thehandsetwi
ldi
spl
ay“READYTO ROOM
M ONI
TORI
NG”.
DIAL
The handsetin the room to m onitorthe other:
MONITORING
HS (1)
VOL-2
EXIT
SAVE
V.M .
SERVICE
M ENU
DIR.
DIAL
Press[Int.
]key.
Usi
ng[▼ ]/[▲ ]scrol
lkeystosel
ectthehandsetwherethe
room i
stobemoni
toredandpress[O.
K.
]tostart. Thel
nki
automati
cal
ysetupwhi
ethecommunicati
oni
sone-way
onl
y.
Toendthemoni
tori
ng,press[EXIT]softkeyonhandsetwhi
ch
spl
acedi
ntheroom tobemoni
tored.
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C AL LE R ID OP E R AT ION
ABOUT CALLER IDENTIFICATION
This telephone supports Call
erID service and Cal
lW aiting ID Option service provided by
yourlocaltelephone com pany. There m aybe a fee forthis service,and itm aynotbe
availabl
e in allareas. Thi
s phone can provide inform ati
on onlyifboth you and the cal
ler
are in areas offering Call
erID service,and ifboth tel
ephone com panies use com patible
equi
pm ent. Depending on yourservice,you willbe able to see the num ber,orthe
nam e and num berofyourcaller.
JOHN SMITH
1234567890
#20
11:08P 01/18 X1

EXI
DELETE
Ifyou have CallerID service,the incom ing call
inform ation incl
udi
ng num berand nam e (ifavailable),
tim e and date willbe shown on the di
splay. The phone
willal
so save the callinform ation i
n the Cal
lerID Li
st.
SAVE
CALLER LIST
The Call
erLi
sti
s yourincom ing callhi
story. W hen a new Call
erID record arrives,itis
assigned a num berfrom #01 to #40. The m ostrecentrecord wi
llhave the lowest
num ber. W hen the Call
erLi
sti
s full,the oldestrecord i
s deleted to m ake room fornew
record,and allthe record num bers are shifted one num berhigher.
Mem oryMatch
Names stored in the Phone Book Directory will override Caller Name signal sent from the
telephone company. For example,if youstore your parents’telephone number with their
nickname,“M OM AND DAD”,in memory,the Caller ID display will show “M OM AND DAD”
whenever youreceive an incoming call from their phone number.
Revi
ew Call
erLi
st
CALLS
40 ITEMS
USE 
/ =REVIEW

EXIT
DELETE
JOHN SMITH
123-123-4568 #1
10:00P 01/18 X1

SAVE
EXI
Press [▼ ]/[▲ ]during standbym ode.
DELETE
Press [▼ ]to show the latestrecord.
W hile reviewi
ng the CallerLi
st,pressing [SAVE]softkey
can copythe displayed record into the Phone Book
Directory.
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C AL LE R ID OP E R AT ION
Delete Record(s) from Caller List
DELETE ALL?
USE
OK = YES
USE EXIT = NO 

O.K.
EXIT
ENTRY DELETED!
To delete all Caller I
D records:
Press [▼ ]/[▲ ]during standbym ode to enteri
nto Cal
ler
Li
stdefaultpage.
Press [DELETE]softkeyand “DELETE ALL?”is
di
spl
ayed,then press [O.K.]softkeyto confirm deleti
on.
To delete an individual Caller I
D record:
W hile reviewi
ng the CallerLi
st,press [DELETE]softkey
to erase the di
splayed record from the li
st.
Call Back from Caller List
Yourphone i
s equipped with three CallerID CallBack keys,which all
ow you to diala
Call
erID record in the correctform at.
LDC
JOHN SMITH
123-123-4568 #18
10:08A 01/24 X1

EXIT
DELETE
SAVE
TALK
W hile you are reviewing the Cal
lLi
st,you can diala
di
spl
ayed num beri
n the correctform atbypressing [Dial
7],[Dial10]or[Dial11]key.
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Forinstance,ifa 10-di
gitphone num beri
s di
splayed and
you wantto callback in a 7-digitform at,you can si
m ply
press [Dial7]to dialonlythe lastseven di
git
s ofthe
num ber.
Note:
[Di
al7]:Di
al
sonl
ythel
astsevendi
gi
tsofthenumberyouarecal
li
ng,i
e.wi
thoutanareacode.
[Di
al10]:Di
al
sal
l10digi
tsonthedi
spl
ay,i
e.3di
gi
tsofareacodepl
us7digi
tsofl
ocalphone
number
[Di
al11]: Di
al
sal
l10digi
tsonthedi
spl
aypl
usautomati
cal
yi
nsertedsa“1”beforethearea
code.
Special Call Display
JOHN SMITH
123-123-4568 #1
10:00A 1/21 X4

LDC
EXI
Long Distance Call
W hen a long di
stance calli
s received,the [LDC]icon wi
ll
appearon the screen with the cal
linform ati
on.
DELETE
SAVE
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C AL LE R ID OP E R AT ION
JOHN SMITH
123-123-4568 #18
10:00A 1/01 X5

EXI
DELETE
SAVE
JOHN SMITH
123-123-4568 #1
10:00A 1/21 X4

EXI
DELETE
SAVE
Forwarded Call
Ifthe callwas forwarded from anothernum berthrough
the callforwarding service provided bythe telephone
com pany,the
icon willappearon the screen with the
callinform ation.
Repeated Call
Ifa callis received from the sam e phone num berm ore
than once,the num beroftim es repeated wi
llbe shown
on the di
splay. Forexam pl
e “X6”appears afterthe date
indicating the sam e num berhas been received sixtim es.
Call Display Messages
W hen a new CallerID record arrives with incom pl
ete callinform ati
on,the foll
owi
ng call
di
spl
ay m essages wil
l be shown. The m essages m ay accom pany, if available, an
actualnam e oran actualnum ber.
1. “PRIVATE NAME”– The otherpartyis blocking nam e i
nform ation.
2. “PRIVATE NUM”– The otherpartyis blocking telephone num berinform ati
on.
3. “UNKNOW N NAME”– Caller’
s nam e i
s notavailable.
4. “UNKNOW N NUM ”– Caller’
s num beri
s notavailable.
The situations forcal
ldi
splaym essages m ayinclude,butare notli
m ited to,the followi
ng
reasons:
1. The Call
erID was blocked forprivacyreasons.
2. The callorigi
nates from an area office ora long-di
stance service providerthatdoes
notsupportCallerID service.
3. The calli
s m ade with a cal
ling card.
4. The calli
s an operator-assi
sted call.
CALL W AI
TI
NG ID OPTIONS
Ifyou have subscribed the CallW aiti
ng and Cal
lW aiting ID Options from yourlocal
telephone com pany,you willheara Cal
lW aiti
ng tone when a new callcom es in while
you are talking. You can eitherswap between call
s ordi
spose ofthe cal
l.
Call W aiting ID Options Setto OFF (see page 23)
JOHN SMITH
123-123-4568
10:08 01/18 X1

Ifthere is an incom ing callduring a conversation,the
Call
erID CallW aiting i
nform ation appears on the di
spl
ay.
Press [Flash]keyto answerthe Cal
lW aiting partyand
putthe firstcallon hol
d.
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C AL LE R ID OP E R AT ION
Call W aiting ID Options Setto ON (see page 23)
J OI N
JOHN SMITH
123-123-4568
10:08 01/18 X1

D R OP A N S
H O LD
S A Y B US Y S EN D V.M.
0:00:30 VOL-2
HOLD
3W AT
S ER VI CE
Ifthere is an incom ing callduring a conversation,al
lthe
five label
s forCallW aiting ID Options features wil
lbe
autom aticallyshown on the di
spl
ay.
W hen you hearthe Cal
lW aiting tone,press the
correspondi
ng softkeyto applya disposition to the call.
DIR
Note:
Youmustdi
sposi
ti
onthecal
lwi
thi
n26secondsoftheCal
lWai
ti
ngtone. Thefol
owi
ng
opti
onsareavai
labl
e.
[JOIN]:
Addthewai
ti
ngcalltoyourfi
rstcal
[DROPANS]:
Endthefi
rstcal
landanswerthewai
ti
ngcal
[HOLD]:
Pl
acethewai
ti
ngcal
lonhol
dandsendahol
dannouncement.
[SAY BUSY]:
Pl
ayapre-recordedmessagefrom yourphonecompanythatthel
ne
sbusyandendthewai
ti
ngcal
[SEND V.
M.
]:
Forwardthewai
ti
ngcalltoyourvoi
cemai
loransweri
ngservi
ce.
Ti
p:Cal
lWai
ti
ngID Opti
onsmaynotbeavai
ablei
nal
lareas. Contactyourl
ocaltel
ephone
companyfordetai
s.
Call W aiting ID Option:JOI
JOHN SMITH
123-123-4568
10:08 01/18 X1

D R OP
DROPPED #1
0:01:05
3W AY
SERVICE
If[JOIN]softkey is pressed,“CONFERENCE”wi
llbe
di
spl
ayed fora shortwhile and then the waiting partyis
being added to the originalcallas a 3-parties conference
call.
Afterthe 3-parties conference cal
l,you m ayselectto
drop a li
ne and retain the other:
•
To drop the firstcall
er(the originalcall),press [DROP]
softkeyand “DROPPED #1”willbe di
splayed.
•
To drop the second cal
ler(the waiting call),press
[Flash]and “DROPPED #2”willbe di
splayed.
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C AL LE R ID OP E R AT ION
Call Waiting ID Option: HOLD
J OI N
JOHN SMITH
123-123-4568
10:08 01/18 X1

D R OP
If[HOLD]softkey is pressed,“HOLD”wil
lbe di
splayed.
A hold announcem entwi
llbe sentand the waiting callwill
be placed on hold.
Afterthe private conversation with the origi
nalcaller,you m ayselectto drop the origi
nal
calland take the waiti
ng cal
lorto add the waiting callerinto the callconference.
•
TALK
3W AY
SERVICE
VOL-2
HOLD
•
To drop the talki
ng li
ne and answerthe waiti
ng cal
l,
press [DROP]softkey.
To add the waiting calleri
nto the calland form a
3-partyconference cal
l,press [JOIN]softkey. For
furtherdi
sposition ofthe 3-partycallconference,refer
to Call Waiting ID Option: JOIN section above.
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P H ON E B OOK D IR E CT ORY
Yourphone has a PersonalPhone Book Directory forstori
ng up to 40 i
m portantnam es
and num bers on each handsetand a GeneralPhone Book Directory for32 nam es and
num bers shared am ong al
lhandset
s. Each m em ory location can store up to 24 digit
and 15 characters. You can editthe Phone Book Directory records,butnotthe Cal
ler
ID Listrecords. The Directory records are saved in al
phabeticalorder. The Phone
Book Directorycan be accessed bypressing [DIR.]softkeyduring standbym ode.
CREATING A PHONE BOOK DIRECTORY RECORD
Copyfrom a CallerID Num ber
JOHN SMITH
1234567890
#20
11:08P 01/18 X2

EXI
DELETE
SAVE
SELECT DIR.
USE OK=PESONAL
JOIN=GENERAL 

JOIN
O.K.
EXI
DELETE
JOHN SMITH
1234567890
#1
DISTINCT RING? 

O.K.
Press [SAVE]softkeyand “SELECT DIR.”willbe
prom pted. SelectPersonalorGeneralDirectoryby
pressing [OK]or[JOIN]softkey.
EXI
NUMBER:

1234567890╴
USE
OK = END 

O.K.
During Cal
lerID reviewing,selectthe valid record you
wantto save into Phone Book Directory.
EXI
DELETE
Press [OK]or[JOIN]softkeyand “NUMBER:”willbe
prom pted. Ifthe num beri
s correct,press [O.K.]and
“NAME:”willbe prom pted. Ifthe num beri
si
ncorrect,
you m ustdelete itand startover. Repeatthi
s process
foradding a “NAME”.
Note: A nam e m uststartwith an Alpha character.
Press [SAVE]softkeywhen done and “DISTINCT
RING?”willbe prom pted. Follow the on screen
instructions to add a di
stinctring tone to thi
s entry.
W hen a calli
s received from thi
s caller,the selected ring
tone wil
lbe pl
ayed.
Entering Alphanumeric Characters:
Each num eric keyis assigned a setofletters and sym bol
s as pri
nted on the key. Press
the correspondi
ng num berunti
lthe desired letteri
s di
splayed.
Num eric:
Characters: Space A,B,C D,E,F G,H,I J,K,L M,N,O P,Q,R,S T,U,V W ,X,Y,Z
Adding Special Symbols
You can also use [
] or [#] to ins ert the following special s ym bols in the name field.

 + , - . /@ :;< = > ?{¦}~ [ \ ]^ _`!″ # $ % & ´ ( )
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P H ON E B OOK D IR E CT ORY
Add a New Number/Name
PERSONAL DIR.
EMPTY LIST
USE SAVE = +NEW

EXIT
SAVE
NUMBER:

1F23P45_
O.K.
DELETE
EXI
NAME:

JOHN SMITH
EXI
DELETE
DELETE
SAVE
RINGER 1
RINGER 2
USE 
 =CHANGE 

Press [SAVE] and then [OK] or [JOIN] during standby mode.
“EM PTY LIST”appears ifno records in the directory,or “#
ITEM S”appears ifthere are #records in the directory. Ifthe
memory l
ocations are full
,the message “LIST FULL”will
appear and your request is rej
ected.
“NUMBER:”willbe prom pted. Enterthe num ber.
Tip:1.Press [Pause]to add a 3-second del
ay(pause)
in the num berfield. P i
s di
splayed.
2.Press [Flash]to add a flash i
n the num berfield.
F is di
splayed.
Afternum berentry,press [O.K.]softkeyand “NAME:”is
di
spl
ayed.
Use the digitkeys to enterthe nam e. Ifyou m ake a
mi
stake,press [DELETE]softkeyand re-enter. Press
[SAVE]to m ove to ring tone assignm ent.
Press [O.K.]to change the ring tone. Using [▼ ]/[▲ ]to
scrollthrough and playthe ring tone.
Press [SAVE]to confirm setting.
EXI
SAVE
REVIEW I
NG PHONE BOOK DIRECTORY
PERSONAL DIR.
40 ITEMS
USE 
=REVIEW
EXI
SAVE
123-123-4568
O.K.
DELETE
↓ Press [▼ ]/[▲ ]to review the Directoryin alphabetical
order.
JOHN SMITH
EDIT
Press [DIR.]softkeyduring standbym ode.
Press [OK]or[JOIN]to selectPersonalorGeneral
Directory.
EXI
DELETE
SAVE
Tip:To quickl
y find a name and phone number,before scrol
ing the directory,key in the first
etter ofthe name,and the displ
ay wil
lj
umpto the first record starting with that l
etter.
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P H ON E B OOK D IR E CT ORY
EDITING A PHONE BOOK NUMBER
↓ Selectthe record you wantto edit.
JOHN SMITH
1231234568
EDIT
O.K.
EXI
DELETE
SAVE
ENTER NUMBER:
1231234568_
O.K.
EXIT
DELETE
JOHN SMITH_
1231234568
EXIT
DELETE
SAVE
1231234568
O.K.
EXI
Repeatthe process for“NAME”. Press [SAVE]and
“DISTINCT RING?”appears on the di
splay. Press [O.K.]
ifyou wantto change the di
stinctring tone as well,or
press [EXIT]to finish. “SAVED!”is displayed.
shed the screen wil
ldi
splaythe edited entry.
↓ W hen fini
JOHNNY SMITH
EDIT
W hen you see the record you wantto editdi
splayed,
press [EDIT]softkeyand then editthe num ber. Press
[DELETE]softkeyto rem ove anyerrorand enterthe
correction as needed. Press [O.K.]softkey to confirm
the edited num ber.
DELETE
SAVE
Del
eti
ng an entry from a Phone Book Di
rectory
JOHN SMITH
123-123-4568
PERSONAL DIR.
SAVE
EDI
O.K.
EXI
DELETE
ENTRIES DELETED

EXI
Scrollto the record to be deleted.
Press [DELETE]and you wil
lsee “ENTRIES DELETED”
on the di
splayto confirm the deletion ofthe current
record. The phone willthen m ove to the nextavailable
record in the directory. Press [EXIT]to return to
standbym ode.
41
P H ON E B OOK D IR E CT ORY
DELETING ALL PHONE BOOK DIRECTORY RECORDS
PERSONAL DIR.
38 ITEMS
USE 
/ =REVIEW 

EXI
DELETE
SAVE
DELETE ALL?
USE
OK = YES
USE EXIT = NO 

O.K.
Press [DIR.]softkeyto enterinto Phone Book Directory
defaultpage.
Press [DELETE]softkeyand “DELETE ALL?”is
di
spl
ayed. To confirm the del
etion ofal
lrecords,press
[O.K.]. To exitwithoutdeleting,press [EXIT].
EXI
DIALING FROM THE PHONE BOOK DIRECTORY
During stand-bym ode,press [DIR.]and find the entryyou wantto call. Press [Talk]key
or[O.K.]softkey to callthe num ber.
42
MU LT I- H ANDSET O PERAT IO N
CY-383 provides a m ultiple handsetcapabi
litywhich support
s up to 4 handset
s. Each
additi
onalhandset(m odelCY-381)com es with a chargi
ng cradl
e you can plug i
nto any
electricaloutlet. No extra phone jack i
s required. Manyextra functions becom e
possible when there are m ore than one handsetin yoursystem . Regi
sterthe additional
handsets (CY-381)see page 16.
INTERCOM
Handset-to-Handsettwo-wayintercom i
s operated i
ndependentofthe base unit. Itis
possible to m ake an i
ntercom cal
lbetween two handset
s whi
le anotherhandseti
engaging the externalline.

 HS (2)
HS (3)
O.K.
W hen a HS i
s in standbym ode,press [Int.]key,LCD
di
spl
ayshows allthe otheravailable handset
si
n range of
the base unit.
EXI
PAGING
HS (2)
EXIT
Using the [▼ ]/[▲ ]keys to m ove to the handsetyou want
to intercom with and then press [OK]. Forinstance,if
HS (2)i
s being paged byHS (1),then HS (1)LCD di
splay
shows “PAGING HS (2)
Handset(2)wi
lri
nganddi
spl
ay“PAGI
NG FROM HS(1)”.
PAGING FROM
HS (1)
EXIT
Press[Tal
k],[Int.
]or[
O.
K.
]onthecal
edhandsettoanswer
thei
ntercom.
Ifyoudonotwanttoansweri
t,press[EXIT]softkeyandthe
ri
ngi
ngwi
lstop.
43
INTERCOM
HS (2)
HS (1)
VOL-2
EXIT
MU LT I- H ANDSET O PERAT IO N
CALL TRANSFER
CY-383 cordless phone all
ows you to transfercal
s between handset
s.
Bl
ind Transfer
You can transfera cal
lto anotherhandsetwithoutadvance notice.
CALL ON HOLD

 HS (2)
HS (3)
O.K.
SAVE
SERVICE
M ENU
When the handset is engaged in an external call. Press [Int.]
and scroll tothe name ofthe handset youwant totransfer the
call to. Press [O.K.] totransfer.
EXIT
DIR.
DIAL
TRANSFER FROM
HS (1)
Ifyoudid this from HS(1)toHS(2)then HS(2)rings and
“TRANSFER FROM HS(1)”is displayed. Press [talk] or
[O.K.] totake the line.
V.M .
O.K.
Ifyouare busyand donot want totake the line,press [EXIT]
softkeytorej
ect the transferred call. The call will then be
returned tothe original handset.
SAVE
V.M .
SERVICE
M ENU
EXIT
DIR.
SERVICE
M ENU
EXIT
DIR.
MESSAGES
HS (2)
03:55PM 01/15
DIAL
V.M .
SAVE
CALL BACK
O.K.
SAVE
SERVICE
M ENU
DIR.
DIAL V.M.
The original handset will
SAVE SERVICE
M ENU
DIR.
DIAL
V.M . .
ring and displays “CALLBACK”
Press [O.K.]to take back the callorpress [EXIT]to end
the call.
DIAL
Announced Transfer
You can talk to the otherhandsetbefore transferring the callto the reci
pient.
CALL ON HOLD
HOLD
SAVE
SERVICE
M ENU
DIR.
CALL ON HOLD

 HS (2)
HS (3)
V.M .
O.K.
SAVE
SERVICE
M ENU
DIAL
When the handset is engaged in an external call. Press
[HOLD] sof
t keytoput the call on hold.
Press [Int.] and scroll tothe name ofthe handset youwant to
transfer the call to. Press [O.K.].
EXIT
DIR.
DIAL
Ifyoudid this from HS(1)toHS(2)then HS(2)rings and
“PAGING FROM HS(1)”is displayed. Press [Talk],[Int.]
or [O.K.] totake the internal call.
Note:IfIntercom auto answeri
s set,no need to press
anykey and the speakerphone m ode wil
lbe activated.
INTERCOM
HOLD
HS (2)
HS (1)
VOL-2
V.M .
44
EXIT
SAVE
V.M .
SERVICE
M ENU
DIR.
DIAL
MU LT I- H ANDSET O PERAT IO N
If you are busy and do not want to answer the call, press
[EXIT]softkey to rej
ect the pagi
ngcall. The ri
ngwill be
stopped and the handset returns to standby. If answered:
MESSAGES
HS (2)
03:55PM 01/15
SAVE
SAVE
V.M .
After the i
nternal conversati
on, press [
Talk]to take the call.
The external call i
s now completely transferred to thi
s handset.
SERVICE
SERVICE
TALK
M ENU
M ENU
DIR.
DIAL V.M.
DIR.
VOL-2
HOLD
DIAL
SERVICE
DIR.
DIAL V.M .
Transferring to all handsets
SAVE SERVICE
M ENU
DIR.
DIAL
Following the sam e steps above,you can sel
ectto transferV.t
lto al
lhandset
s by
Mhe
. cal
selecting “ALL”afterpressi
ng the [Int.]key. Allhandsets i
n range wil
lring. The first
one responding willsetup the com m unication l
ink.
CALL CONFERENCI
NG
YourCY-383 cordless phone support
s conference cal
s up to 4 parties :2 handset
s and
2 externalcall
s. (Fordetai
s ofconferencing between 2 externalcall
s,please referto 3
W ayCalling Secti
on).
Multiple Party Conference Call
1234567
0:01:15 VOL-1 

HOLD
W hen engaged wi
th an external li
ne on the handset, press
[Talk]or [Spk.
]key and other handset(
s)wi
ll enter i
nto a
conference call.
3W AY
SERVICE
DIR.
CONFERENCE
“CONFERENCE”appears on the di
splays.
Press [Talk]on any handset to retreat from the conference.
To end the call, make sure all parti
es have di
sconnected from
the li
ne.
W ALKIE-TALKIE OPERATI
ON
YourCY-383 is readyto function like a walki
e-talki
e (FRS). Itfunctions totally
independentofthe base unit. You can take a pairofhandset
s to use in the shopping
m allorin the park.
45
MU LT I- H ANDSET O PERAT IO N
Enter into Walkie-Talkie m ode
RINGER & BEEP v
INTERCOM SETUP

WALKIE-TALKIE 

O.K.
SAVE
V.M.
SERVICE
MENU
Press [MENU]softkeyand usi
ng [▼ ]/[▲ ]keys scrollto
the “W ALKIE-TALKIE”m enu.
EXIT
DIR.
DIAL
HS (1)
WALKIE-TALKIE
EXIT
The W alkie-talkies are now readyto use.
SAVE
SERVICE
MENU
DIR.
HS (2)
WALKIE-TALKIE
Press [O.K.]to confirm
selection.
Repeatthe sam e steps
on anotherhandset.
DIAL
EXIT
SAVE
V.M.
SERVICE
MENU
DIR.
DIAL
V.M.
Operating Walkie-talkies
WALKIE-TALKIE
PAGING
HS (2)
Press [Talk]or[Int.]followed bythe handsetnum beryou
wantto call. Both parti
es wil
lring.
EXIT
SAVE
SERVICE
MENU
DIR.
DIAL
PAGING FROM
HS (1)
WALKIE-TALKIE 

W hen the handseti
s paged,itwilldi
spl
ay“PAG ING
FROM HS #”
V.M.
EXIT
SAVE
WALKIE-TALKIE
HS (1)
HS (2)
VOL-2
SERVICE
MENU
DIR.
Press [Talk],[Int.]or[O.K.]keyand a fullduplexlink
between 2 walkie-talkies i
s setup.
DIAL
V.M.
EXIT
SAVE
SERVICE
MENU
DIR.
DIAL
Note:Both handsets are now detached from the base unit. Even iftheyare within
range ofthe base unit,theydo notrespond to anypaging,intercom orexternalli
ne.
Press [EXIT]to end the com m unicati
on. Press [EXIT]to return to telephone-m ode.
V.M.
46
OPT ION A L FE AT U R E S D IAL L IS T
You phone has been pre-program m ed atthe factorywith an optionalservices di
alli
st.
DISPLAY
411
RPT DIAL
FW D ON
FW D OFF
CALL RTN
CLASS SERVICE
NationalDA
Activate RepeatDial
ing
Activate CallForwardi
ng
CancelCal
lForwarding
Activate Return Call
DIAL CODE
1411

66
72#
73#

69
Note:
These optional s ervices , except 1411, are accessible only if you have s ubs cribed from
your local telephone com pany.
DIALING SERVICES
30 NEW CALLS
HS (1)
10:05AM 05/15
411
R TN CA LL
RP T D IA L
FW D O N
C W O FF
66
0:00:05 VOL-2 

H OLD
3WAY
SERVICE
D IR.
DIAL V.M.
In s tandby m ode, press [SERVICE]s oftkey to prom pt the
pre-programm ed optional features dial lis t.
Press the corres ponding s oftkey to s elect the optional
s ervice you wis h to activate.Or, press [▼ ]/[▲ ]if you
want to return to s tandby m ode.
For ins tance, if you want to activate Repeat Dialing
function, press [RPT DIAL]s oftke y. The dial code will
be shown on the display. W hen you can hear a second
dial tone, the code is accepted. Press [OFF]on the
handset or return it to the cradle to hang up.
47
AD D IT ION A L IN FOR M AT ION
CAPACI
TY
Mem ory
The Caller ID Lis t:40 m emory locations ;24 digits and 15 characters per location.
Phone Book Directory:40 m emory locations (Pers onal)on each hands et;24 digits and
15 characters per location;32 m emory locations (General)on the bas e unit that can be
s hared among all the hands ets , 24 digits and 15 characters per location.
Redial Lis t:22 m em ory locations ;24 digits per location.
Cal
lRepeat Num ber
The Call Repeat num ber is 7 m axim um .
OUT OF RANGE
If the handset cannot communicate with the base unit or the handset is too far away from the
base duringa conversation and the RFsignalis not present,the message “OUT OFRANGE”
wil
lappear on the displ
ay.
NO CONNECTI
ON
If the handset cannot connect to the base unit when makinga cal
,the message “NO
CONNECTION”appears on the displ
ay for 2seconds,and then displ
ays “OUTOFRANGE”.
48
T R OU BLE S HOOT IN G
Before calling for s ervice, please check this lis t of the mos t common problems .
Probl
em
The phone does not work
Check
Are the LINE CORD and AC adapter connected properly?
Is the hands et too far away from the bas e unit?
Is the battery pack weak? Charge the battery on the
bas e unit for about 15 hours .
The phone does not ring
Check the RINGER s etting.
Cannot dial
Do you have touch tone s ervice?
The audio sounds s cratchy
Is the bas e unit located next to m etal obj
ects or
appliances ? Try relocation.
CALLER ID does n’t work
Do you have CALLER ID s ervice?
No caller’
s nam e
Does the CALLER ID service to which you s ubs cribed
include the CALLING NAME DELIVERY feature?
Check the TONE/PULSE setting.
You cannot hear or be heard Increas e the hands et receiver volum e.
clearly
Caller’
s inform ation is not
regis tered
Did you or your ans wering machine answer calls before
the s econd ring?
Interference from wireless
networking device
Change the location of the wireless networking device
and/or the base of the cordless phone.
Switch the channel on the wireless networking device.
Pleas e refer to the m anual of your wireless networking
device, or consult a qualified technician of how to s witch
the channel. For optim um results , s witch to a m id
transmit range channel (e.g.channel 6 at 2.437GHz).
SAVE THESE I
NSTRUCTI
ONS.
49
CAR E AN D M A IN T E N AN CE
The following s ugges tions will help you care for the s ys tem s o you can enj
oy it for years .
Keep the s ys tem dry.If it gets wet, wipe it dry imm ediately.Liquids m ight contain m inerals that can corrode the electronic
circuits .
Use and s tore the s ys tem only in norm al temperature environm ents . Tem perature extremes can shorten the life of
electronic devices , and dis tort or m elt plas tic parts .
Handle the s ys tem gently and carefully. Dropping it can
dam age circuit boards and cas es and can cause the s ys tem to
work im properly.
Keep the s ys tem away from excess ive dus t and dirt, which can
caus e premature part wear.
W ipe the s ys tem with a dam p cloth occas ionally to keep it
looking new.Do not use harsh chem icals , cleaning solvents , or
s trong detergents to clean the s ys tem .
Modi
fyi
ng or tam peri
ng wi
th the system ’
si
nternal com ponents can cause a
m al
functi
on and m ight i
nval
date the system ’
s warranty and voi
d your FCC
authori
zati
on to operate i
t.
50
FCC R E Q U IR E M E N T S
This equipm ent complies with Part 68 of FCC rules and the requirem ents adopted by the
ACTA. On the b ottom of this equipm ent is a label that contains , am ong other
inform ation, a product identifier in the form at US:CACW100B383001. If reques ted, this
num ber m us t be provided to the telephone com pany.
The REN is us ed to determ ine the num ber of devices that may be connected to a
telephone line. Excess ive RENs on a telephone line may res ult in the devices not
ringing in res pons e to an incoming call. In m os t but not all areas , the sum of the RENs
s hould not exceed five (5.0). To be certain of the num ber of devices that m ay be
connected to a line, as determined by the total RENs , contact the local telephone
company. [For products approved after July 23, 2001, the REN for this product is part
of the product identifier that has the format US:CACW100B383001. The digits
repres ented by 00B are the REN without a decim al point (e.g., 03B is a REN of 0.3B).
For earlier products , the REN is s eparately s hown on the label.]
Should you experience trouble with this equipm ent, please contact Verizon at:
1-800-233-5961
for repair or warranty inform ation. If the equipment is causing harm to the telephone
network, the telephone com pany m ay reques t that you dis connect the equipment until
the problem is res olved.
NOTI
CE:If your hom e has specially wired alarm equipment connected to the telephone
line, ens ure the ins tallation of this equipm ent ID does not dis able your alarm equipm ent.
If you have ques tions about what will disable alarm equipm ent, consult your telephone
company or a qualified ins taller.
If your equipm ent CY-383 causes harm to the telephone network, the telephone
company will notify you in advance that tem porary dis continuance of service m ay be
required. But if advance notice is n’t practical, the telephone com pany will notify the
cus tomer as soon as possible. Als o, you will be advis ed of your right to file a com plaint
with the FCC if you believe it is necess ary.
The telephone com pany m ay m ake changes in its facilities , equipment, operations , or
procedures that could affect the operation of the equipment. It this happens the
telephone com pany will provide advance notice in order for you to m ake necess ary
m odifications to maintain uninterrupted s ervice.
51
FCC R E Q U IR E M E N T S
Do not attem pt to repai
ror m odi
fy thi
s equipm ent. Changes or modifications not
express ly approved by the party res pons ible for its com pliance could void the us er’
authority to operate the equipm ent.
Connection to party line service is s ubject to s tate tariffs . Contact the s tate public utility
commiss ion, public service commiss ion or corporation commiss ion for inform ation.
Current FCC regulations specify that any direct connections to a telephone com pany line
be done using only s tandard phone jacks USOC RJ11C and plugs that are TIA-968-A
compliant.
Note:
This equipment has been tes ted and found to comply with the lim its for a Class B digital
device, purs uant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules . These limits are des igned to provide
reas onable protection agains t harm ful interference in a res idential ins tallation. This
equipm ent generates , uses , and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not ins talled
and us ed in accordance with the ins tructions , m ay caus e harm ful interference to radio
communications . However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a
particular ins tallation. If this equipm ent does caus e harm ful interference to radio or
televis ion reception, which can be determ ined by turning the equipm ent off and on, the
user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following
m eas ures :
1. Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
2. Increas e the s eparation between the equipment and receiver.
3. Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the
receiver is connected.
4. Cons ult the dealer or an experienced radio /TV technician for help.
NOTI
CE TO HEARI
NG AI
D WEARERS: Thi
s tel
ephone has been regi
stered wi
th the
FCC as heari
ng ai
d com pati
bl
e.
W arni
ng: Changes or m odi
fi
cati
ons to thi
s uni
t not expressl
y approved by the
party responsi
bl
e for com pl
ance could voi
d the user’
s authori
ty to operate the
equi
pm ent.
Cauti
on: To m ai
ntai
n com pl
ance wi
th the FCC’
s RF exposure guidel
nes pl
ace the
base uni
t at l
east 20 cm from nearbypersons.
52
WAR R AN T Y
Q&A
W HAT DOES OUR W ARRANTY COVER?
• An ydef
ectin m aterialorworkm anshi
p.
FOR HOW LONG AFTER THE ORIGINAL PURCHASE?
• To t
he originalpurchaseronly- ONE YEAR.
WHAT WILL VERIZON DO?
•
Atouroption,repairorrepl
ace yourunit.
HOW DO I SEND M Y UNIT,IN OR OUT OF WARRANTY?
• I
n the U.S.,callCustom erService forReturn Authorization at:1-800-233-5961.
• Pr
operlypack yourunit,include anycables and accessories which were origi
nal
ly
provided with the product. W e recom m end usi
ng the ori
ginalcarton and packi
ng
m aterial
s.
• I
nclude in the package a copyofthe sal
es receiptorotherevidence ofdate ofori
ginal
purchase (ifthe unitwas purchased withi
n the lasttwelve m onths).
• Pr
intyournam e and address,along with a descripti
on ofthe defect,and incl
ude thi
in the package.
• I
nclude paym entforanyservice orrepairnotcovered bywarranty,as determ i
ned by
Verizon.
WHAT DOES OUR WARRANTY NOT COVER?
• Bat
teries
• Dam age f
rom m i
suse,neglect,oract
s ofnature (lightning,floods,powersurges,etc.)
• Pr
oduct
s which m ayhave been m odified orincorporated into otherproduct
s.
• Pr
oduct
s purchased and/oroperated outside the USA,its territories,orCanada.
• Pr
oduct
s serviced bythe ownerora service facilitynotexpresslyauthorized by
Verizon.
• Pr
oduct
s purchased m ore than 12 m onths from currentdate.
• Uni
s purchased i
n "AS IS"condition,orunit
s purchased as "Di
stressed
Merchandi
se".
HOW DOES STATE LAW OR PROVINCIAL LAW RELATE TO THIS WARRANTY?
• Thi
s warrantygives you specific right
s. You m ayal
so have otherrights which vary
from state to state orprovince to province.
53
WALL M O UN T T EM PLAT E
Attach two screws to the wallsurface using this tem plate. Once attached,carefully
push yourunitonto the screws and sli
de down unti
litis secured.
54
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