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| Date Submitted | 1999-05-06 00:00:00 |
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DBTEL CORDLESS TELEPHONE
(DB82 1 0)
DETAIL PRODUCT DEFINITION
ISSUE 3.0
APPROVAL CUSTOMER DBTEL
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DBTEL PROPRIETARY
Revision History
Version Date Remarks
ISSUE 2.0 ‘ November 11, 1998 Status: proposal.
ISSURE 3.0 December 3, 1993 Slam S/W SamPle Smeit
Major modification:
1. When MUTE function is activated, the BATT
LOW LED will be lit on.
2. Call Screen can be operated from either the base
|_ unit or cordless handset.
1. General Description
43-733 is basically a cordless telephone with 1 external line, single handset and digital answer
machine embedded for the US. market, using DS/SST (Direct Sequence Spread Spectrum
Technology) over 902 ~ 928 MHz. It is designed basing on the following standards:
(1) FCC Part 15.31, 15.207, 15,247
(2) FCC Part 68
(3) UL 1950
(4) RS 47GB
1.1 Handset
1.1.1 Working condition:
(1) Temperature: 0°C ~ +55°c
(2) Humidity: 15 ~ 90%, Non—condensing
1.1.2 Key:
[1], [2], [3], [4], [5], [6], [7], [8]. 19], [*L [0], [ti], 181k, “111016, redial, flaSh, memory,
volume up, volume down, and mute, totally 20 keys.
111.3 LED: Talk on/ memory, battery low, and remote, totally 3 LED'S.
1.1.4 Antenna: Rubber antenna:
1.1.5 Headset jack: Headset is not provided.
1.1.6 Switch: Ringer on/off.
1.2 Base station
1.2.1 Working condition:
(1) Temperature : +5°C ~ +45°C
(2) Humidity: 15 ~ 90%
1.2.2 Key:
Page, answer, delete, repeat, stop, skip, message center, mailbox l, mailbox 2,
announcement, clock, volume up, and volume down, totally 13 keys.
142.3 LED: In use, charge, power, mailbox 1, mailbox 2 and two 7-segment LED’s.
1.2.4 Telephone jack: R111, 6p2015u”.
1.2.5 DC power jack.
1.2.6 Switch: Ringer onloff, tone/pulse, and 4/7/t011 saver, totally 3 switches.
1.2.7 Antenna: Rubber antenna.
1.3 Accessories
1.3.1 Gift box
1.3.2 User’s manual
133 Wall mount bracket
1.3.4 Battery:
A pack of 3 AA size NiCd rechargeable battery with 600mAh.
Cycle life for 500~1000 charge/discharge cycles is expected.
1.3.5 Adapter:
Input: 120VAC, 60Hz.
Output: 9VDC, SUOmA.
Length: 180 cm.
1.3.6 Telephone line:
Long 00rd: 6p2c15u”, 7 feet.
Short cord: 6p2c15u”, 7 inches.
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2. Features
2.1 General
' Auto channel selection: 20 channels.
0 Clear range: 1200 feet.
0 Last number redial: up to 32 digits.
' Memory dial: 2010cations/ up to 16 digits.
' Mute.
' Auto on/off.
' Flash.
' Standby time (ringer on/ ringer off): 7 days/21 days.
' Continuous talk time: 4 hours.
- Low battery indication: warning tone and LED.
° Two-face charging.
' Belt clip capability.
' Headset compatibility.
' Hearing aid compatibility.
0 Digital security codes: 16 million sets.
- Voice scrambling.
' Tone/pulse selectable.
- Temporary touch tone during pulse mode: initiated by [*] key.
0 Ear piece/ ringer volume adjustable for handset: 4/2 steps
° Ringer volume adjustable for base: 2 steps:
- Paging handset from base.
Wall mountable.
2.2 DTAD
- Message counter: up to 62 messages.
Recording time: 14 minutes.
Ringer toll saver: 4/7/1'.S.
Power failure protection: FLASH memory.
0 2 announcements: recording and answer only.
Vocal day/time stamp.
° 1 message center and 2 mail boxes.
- Remote control from handset and external line (PIN protected).
Call screening
Operation Manual
Telephone Function
Making a Call
NOTE: Make sure the base antenna is fully upright.
1. Lift the handset and press lALK , the TALK LED on the handset will light and
simultaneously the IN USE LED on the base will flash.
2. When you hear a dial tone, dial the desired phone number.
3. If you misdial, simply press the lALK button to disconnect the line. After waiting for a
couple of seconds, press the lALK button again to get a new dial tone.
4. To end a call, place the handset into the base or press lALK .
Receiving a Call
1. If the handset is out of cradle, press the lALK button on the handset to answer a call. The
TALK LED on the handset and the IN USE LED on the base will light according y.
2. If the handset is on the cradle, simply lift the handset. (DO NOT press the ALK button.)
Memory Feature
You can store up to 20 numbers in memory, then dial a stored number by pressing a one—digit
memory location number.
A. To Program a Number into Memory
1. Pick up the handset.
2. At standby mode, press and release MEMORY. The l'N USE LED will flash.
3. Enter telephone number (up to 16 digits). If you accidentally press a l7‘h digit, or if you pause
more than 30 seconds while programming, an error tone will sound and you will have to
reprogram the number.
4. Press and release MEMORY button again, then a two—digit number (1-20) for the memory
location where the number is to be stored.
You will hear a beep that confirms the number was stored properly and the TALK LED will stop
blinking.
Repeat the above steps to program another telephone number, assigning each phone number to a
different number location.
B. To Dial a Number Stored in Memory
Pick up the handset.
Press the TALE] button. The TALK LED on the handset will be lit.
Press MEMOR! .
Press assigned number button from 1 to 20. The number you have stored will be dialed
automatically.
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C. To Change a Stored Phone Number
1. Pick up the handset.
2. Press EMORY button at standby mode, the TALK LED will flash
3. Dial a desired new telephone number.
4 Press MEMORY button again, then a number button for the memory location (from 1 to 20)
where the new phone number is to be stored.
You will hear a beep confirming the new phone number has been stored
Pause
In some circumstance, you need to store a pause when you registering a telephone number in
memory. To do so, press REDIAL to enter a 2- second pause.
NOTE: Each pause you store is counted as a digit. You can store up to 16 digits in each memory
location.
La Number Redial
Whenever you make a telephone call, this unit will automatically store the number (up to 32 digits)
you just dialed in its memory.
1. Press ALK, and wait for the light to go on. .
21 When you hear a dial tone, press DIAL instead of entering the telephone number.
The previous number stored in memory will be replaced by a new one whenever you dial a new
number.
Flash
Press FLASI— to activate custom—calling service such as Call Waiting or 3-way Calling. You may
have to press other buttons before or after ELASH as explained 1n custom-calling instructions
provided by your local telephone service company
Temporary Tone
sling mode, you can access bank facilities, telephone answering machines, etc., by
simply pressingE key to get into the tone mode temporary. This phone will automatically return to
dial pulse (rotary) dialing when you end the call.
Handset nger Setting
At standby mode, you can choose one of the four built-in ringer panems by pressing the FLASH
button followed by a number m the range of 1-4. A number out of th1s range will be ignored. Afier
ringer selecting, press FLASH again to confirm setting. The selected ring will be programmed into
the unit.
Volume Controls
Follow the instructions below to set the handset volume and/or ringer control:
A. Handset Volume Control
Press the VOL. UP / VOL, DOWN buttons on the handset to adjust the handset volume toward a
more comfortable listening level. This will not effect what the other party is hearing.
B. Ringer On/Off Control
To turn off the fingers on the base and handset, set RINGER on the base to OFF.
Page & Handset Locator
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0 Make sure the handset 1N USE LED is not lit on the base.
0 Press the PAGE button on the base. A 2
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