Jingneng Telecom Technology Co 2420 2.4 GHz 40-Channel Cordless Phone with CID and DAM User Manual
Shenzhen Jingneng Telecom Technology Co Ltd 2.4 GHz 40-Channel Cordless Phone with CID and DAM Users Manual
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STOP... DON'T TAKE ME BACK TO THE STORE.
LOOK... FOR THE TOLL-FREE IIELP TELEPHONE NUMBER.
LISTEN... AS THE EXPERTS TALK YOU THROUGH PROBLEM.
For immediate answers to your questions regarding nperauon‘
misslng parts or installation,ca|l
SOUTHWESTERN BELL FREEDOM PHONE
RETAIL SALES HELP LINE AT:
1-800-366-0937
Monday- Friday 8:30a.m-9:00p.m EST
Saturday 8:30arm-12130pm EST
http:/lwww.swb freedomphonexom
Southwestern Bell Freedom phone
7475N.Glen Harbor Blvd , Glendale, AZ 85307
Southwestern Bell
Freedom Phoneo
2.4GHz
Cordless Telephone with Call Waiting Caller
ID And Digital Answering System
GH2420C Owner’s Manual
Toll-Free Help Line 1-800-366-0937
http:l/www.swareedomphone.com
GHMZOC Printed in China
CON NTS TRUC'IIONS
When using your telephone equipment, basie safety precautions should always
IMPORTANT SAFETY 1NSTRUCTIONS.. ‘I be followed to reduce th nsk offire, electric shook and injury to persons.
SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS FOR BATTER” . , 4 including the following:
NAME OF CONTROLS AND INDICATIONS .. .. . . .. 5 l. Do not use this product near water, for example, nearabnth tub, wash bowl,
FCC WANTS YOU TO KNOW -------- 8 kilchen sink. or laundry tub. in a wet basement, or neara swimming pool
zi Avoid using a telephone (other than a enrdless type) during an eleetrical slnrmt
W There may be a remote risk ofeleetrie shock from lightning,
FEATURES m 3 Do nntuse the telephone to report a gas leak m the vicinity ofthe leak.
nox am N _ . A , I, 4. Use only the power eord and batteries indicated in this manual, Do not dispose
mgTALLATmN _ . . . . A H otbarreries in a fire. They may explode. Cheek with lucal codes for possible
special dtspnsal instructions.
OPERATINGINSTRUCTIONS i 5»CAUTI0N
Danger orexplnsiun ifballcry is ineorreetly replaced
CALLER ”3 SETUP . . . . , , ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ I“ Replace Dnlywuh the some orcquivalcnt type recommended by the
TELEPHONE OPERATION . .. . .. . 2I manufmum
yfmggfiga‘gsfflm .. . . . g Dispose ofuscd batteries aECDrdmg to “11: manufacturer's instmclmns.
ANSWERING SVSTERM OPERATION 45
MESSAGE PLAVBACK 49
TONE REMOTE OPERATION
TROUBLESHOOTING
PRODUCTCAR
LIMITED WARRANT
SERVICE o u
WALL MOUNTTEMPLATE .. ..
CAUTION
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Use only a Southwestern Bell Freedom phoneo approved hatlery pack ttt ttte
handset ot your Gil-[2420 Cordless Telephone. To reduce the risk or fire or
personal injury. read and follow these instructions
1. Use only n Southwestern Bell Freedom Phone» approved Nickel Metal
Hydride battery pack in the handset of your cordless lelephonel
For HANDSET UNIT:
GP Ni-MH Battery GP60AAAHJBMX 3.6V, 600mAh
2. Do not dispose orthe battery In a fire, as it may explode Check wllh local
codes for possible spectal disposal instructions
3. Do not open or mutilate the bettery. Released elcctmlyu: is corrosive nod
may cause damage to tile eyes and slort it may be tonic ifswallnwcdl
4. Exercise care in handling batteries in order not H) short the battery with
conducting materials such as rings, bracelets and keys. The battery or
conduction material may overheat and cause bums
5. Charge the battery provtded with or identified (or use with this product only
in accordance with the instructions and limitations specified in this manual.
fit Observe proper polarity orientation between the Battery Pack and battery
chargeri
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1. NEW: indicales the number of new caller ID data ilcms lhm have no! been
reviewed.
2. TOTAL: indimles Lhe [out] number ofslorcd Gila ID Alma ilcms
3. MEM: indicates the unit is in memnry aial programming mode of memory dialing
mode.
4. REP: indicales how many phone calls have been made frnm me same lelephone
number.
5. Arrow icnn: indicates which arrow humans can be used.
6. FROG: indicanes the unit is in programming mode.
7 VIP: indicates lhal pnorily ringer has been sci [or lhe displayed number.
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LCD BACK LIGHT
The LCD is back [it under the foLlcwmg conditions:
1. While meiving an incoming call (during nngmgl.
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2. For 10 seconds. when the handset is picked up from (he cmdle. r Maul-mm
3. For 10 seconds, when any button is pressed in the pmgramming mode, Caller to
review mode nrslorecl number review mode. SWW'ifl-m
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4. For 10 secends, when any hunen IS pressed in any mode 0er lhan lhose lisled vwn-m
above.
* The LCD back light goes off 10 seconds aller lhe lalk mode is lerrninaled by flflgffififimmw,
pressing the TALK button, or immediately afler lllc handscl is placed in Ille base, "i" W" "W“-
Federal Communications Commission Requiremenls
This equipmenl complies Willi Part on of FCC Rules and ACI‘A rechnicnl
requiremenrs. A label on ihe EASE UNIT of ihis equipnienr coniains, ainong oiher
information, [he Regisuallon Number and (he Ringei Equivalence Number (REN) [or
rliis equipmenr. Ynu musr. upnn requesr, provide rhis lnfonnallon io your ielephone
company.
The REN is also useful in derernuning rhe quanriry 0! devices rhai you may connecr
io your relephone line and srill allow rhese devices in ring when your relephune
number is called. in mosr areas. bul nol xll, rhe sum of rhe RENs for all devices
connecred ro one line should nni eirceed five (5 in To he cerrain of ihe number of
devices rhar you may conneci [0 your line, yuu shauld cnnraci your local relephone
company.
If your eqmpmenl should cause harm lo rhe telephone nerworlr, ihe relephone
company may remporarily disconnecr yuur service li possible, rhey will norrly you in
advance rhar rempnrary disconrinuance of service may be ltqmrtdr However. when
advanced wrirren norice is nor possible. rhe relephcne company may rernporarily
discourinue service wllhcul norice if such mum is necessary under use circumsrances.
The telephone company may make changes in irs cammunrcarion fac lies
equipmeur. operariuns. or procedures where such eclion is reasonably required In ihe
operation of Its busmess and I; nol incensialenl wllh the rules and regulaliofls of (he
Federal Communicalions Commission Do not attempi to repair or modlty Ihis
eqnlpmenla
WARNING: changes or modificuions nor expressly lpwoved by me parry
responsmle for its Compliance could vord llle user's aulhoriry I0 operare rhe
equipment
Some cordless relephdues operare ar frequencies lhar may cause rnrerlerenee lo
nenrhy TVs and vcxs. To minimize or prevenr such inrerlerence. rlie BASE UNIT of
ihe cordless lelephcne shuuld ricu he plaeed on or near a TV or VCR. If inlerlererrce is
experienced, moving ihe cordless relepnnne fanner away lrnni rne TV or VCR Will
ofren reduce or eliminare rne inrerference.
This equlpmem should nor he used on coin lelephone lines. Conneciion in parly line
service is suhjecl lo sr-aie lariffs. ll rrouhle is experienced. drscouirecl llus cqulplnenl
from ihe releplione line in deienriine ii ir is (auslng Ill: malluuciron ll rlie equipmeni
is dereiniined lo he nirilfuncrioning. us use should he d|v0l|l ued unlil rlie pmblem has
been canceled
A FCC complmnl relephnrie cord and modular plug is provided wirli rhis equipmenr.
Tliis cqulpmenl is designed ro be cunnecred lei rlie relephnne nclwork or premises
W|rmg using a ccinparlhle modularlack which is TlA/ElAelSe968 compliaur. See
inslallarions for derails.
Tlie uses junk rype is RJIIC.
NOTE: This equrpnienl has heen lcsled and found in comply wirh ihe limlis for a class
B drgrral device, pursuant in pan is of ihe FCC Rules These limlLs are designed in provide
reason-ahle prorecrion ngainsr hanniul inlerierence in a residenrial lnsmllahnn This
equipmenr generales. uses and can radiare radio frequency energy and, if nol insialled and
used in accordance wlm ihe insrruciions. may cause harmful inrerierence ro radin
cnrnniunicarious.
However, lhere is no guaranree rhai inlerierenee vvill nor occur in n parlicular inslallnriou.
ll ihis equipnieni does cause harmful inrerlereiice in radio or relevisrou recepiiou, which
can he delernuned lry lumlng lire Equlpmenl off and on. ihe user is encouraged in iry rn
correcl ihe inlerlerence hy une nr inure of ihe lullovving measures
1. Reeoneni or relucaie ihe re cerving ANTENNA.
2. increase ihe drsiance helwetn ihe equipment and receiver.
3. Connecl lh: equlpmenl lnlo an nullzl on a clrcull differs!“ from that In which
lhe lzcelvtr ls connztlefl,
4, Consllll Ihz dealer or am “Demented radio 1 TV itchniuian for help.
HEARING All) WEARERS: This Cordless Telephnne has been rcglslered wilh the
FCC as hearing aid comparrhle
Repair cenlre address'
sirulhwealem Bel] lreeddrn Phone.
747m (ilen Harbor Blvd, Glendale, AZ 35307
INTRODUCTION
ABOUT THE GHM20
The GH2420 is a 2mm Cordless Telephone enll waning Caller ID and
Digital answenng system. It is desrgneel and engineered in exacting rum-um for
reliabiliry, long life. and outstanding performance.
FEATURES ‘
- Caller ID (99 cal] data memory locanorls) with call wailing
- Ml Channels (autn or manuul selection)
- Mulli LCD on the handset wlm threeelanguage seleclion
' 20-Number (Wnelmlch dial memory
~ Direct dullng from caller Lisl
- Lung burlery lrre
- Digital secumy codlng
- Mlnules recardlngrim:
- Remaieapemrmn/zmvariun
- VOICe prernrn
1h<(7H2420 lealllrew lllcllldc AIIIO Talk“ and Aulu Slandhlmv Alllil Ialk'“ allows
you ll) niiswcr u call by lusl relnuvulg lhc Handsel from me “a. w you don'l have lo
wasle lllm.‘ pushing hulluns ur flipping swrlchesl Auto Slandhy’“ allows you in hang
up h) >|mp|) rclurulllg I||< Handsel lil rhi: Base
Th: llllrll ("lenr I’lllx‘“ irne clininnnder Cll'CIIIll’)’Vlrlllflll)’\7|1lllllli'|l¢ baelgnninil nolsc
I rm IIIlluLllInc lccllllulng} lug ||\'l “Ill! 40 rlill'erenl cluinneh pmvidexgml \\'II|I llie
hen plimlile recepliun during all ill'wur Cullvcrxallilnx
TO PROTECT YOU AGAINST MISBILLED CALLS THE GH'J420 HAS RANDOM
CODE DIGITAL SECURITY WHICH AUTOMATICALLY SELECIS ONE OF
OVER 65,000 DIGITAL SECURITY CODES FOR THE HANDSEI' AND BASE
UNIT. ALSO, THE AUTOSECURERW FEATURE ELECTRONICALL‘I LOCKS
YOUR PHONE WHEN THE HANDSET IS IN THE BASE, TO GET THE MOST
FROM YOUR GH24'10, PLEASE READ THIS OPERATING GUIDE
THOROUGIILY
Base unir
Handset
Rechargeable battery
Owners manual
Menuxy label
Long lelephone cnrd‘
Shun telephone can!"
AC adaptor Wilh cord
Wall mounting bracker
Quick insiallanon guide
kcguuauun card
* US Iypc nindular plug in bolh ends ur S—frxxl corn and s-inen
cmd.
NOTE
Keep me Khlppmg tannn and ihe packagmg. in Case ynu need
I!) innepnn your phone ”any orlnere llcms are missing or
damaged. please conlncl your place 0! purchase,
Never lnslall lelephone Wlnng during a Ilghmmg smrm.
Never inslilll lelcphune Jacks In we! localinns,
Never lnurh illllneululed lelephune wires or l:rmlnals.
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Use caullnn when ineialllng nr modifying ielepnone lines.
120 VOLT OUTLET/TELEPHONE JACK
1 This telephone requires a modular phone Jack tltll 1C) and standard 1th volt
nullet.
2. Plug phone directly into outlet.
3. Do not plug other appliances into this outlet or halt: the outlet controlled by a
wall switch.
DESK TOP INSTALLATION
1. To connect me DESK/WALL mount bracket in the desk/mole position. align the
bracket with the sluts on the base (as shown in this first illusnallofl)‘ nnlll it IS
securely in place.
Plug one end nf the long line card into the hack oithe Base Unil.
Plug the other end orthc tine cord into the telephone watt jack.
Press until locking levercltcks.
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Connect AC Adaptor into the hack of the unit and plug directly into a standard
120V outlet.
uni-om.
Place the telephone and power cords when they w not create a mo
hazard, or where they could become dialed and create it fire or nllltr
electrical hazards.
WALL MOUNT INSTALLATION
Base unit may I): mounled on a standard wall plate or onln two screws (not included)
lhfll you fasten to the wall
1. In case of using the standard wall plate, this slap is not necessary. Place the
DESK/WALL bracket on the wall and mark the location of the screws, install the
screws, leaving 3/16" extending out from the wall. Use anchors to secure the
screws.
2. To connect the DESK/WALL mount htacket in the desk/table position, align the
bracket With the slots on the base (as shown in this first illustration), until it is
securely in place.
3. Plug the AC adaptor into the hack of the base unit,
4. Plug one end cf the short line cord into the back of the base unit, passing the hne
cord through the groove.
5. Plug the other end (1me line cord lnm the lelcphunc wallmounl plale.
6. Mnuttt the has: on the wall plat: studs and gently press unttl the unit locks in
place.
7 Plug the AC adaptor directly into the standard tzov outlet.
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HANDSET BATTERY CHARGING
The handset battery pack in the handset must be fully charged for about 1014 hours
before using the telephone. After connecttng tn AC power, leave the handsfl llntlsmi In
the cradle for ten to fourteen hours. Latcr. it wtll take less limt: for the hallcry to
recharge. The CHARGE LED on the base will be: lit when the handset is infllccradle.
a. When the battery gets law. LOW BATTERY will appear on the I.CD.ant1 the
handset will heep every 30 seconds.
b. If the battery becomes tow whtte you an on rt call. the TALK led wtll flash and will
sound one long beep. Temunate me call quickly and place the handset in the base to
recharge the battery.
c. The battery will hold us charge for several days out of the cradle. depending on use
Th: handsct will nnt ring when the nnger ts tn “OFF' position II the handset ls “I“ of
the cradle, the has: unit IN USE LED wlll start flashlng dunng .m incotmng cull
DUAL (J-lARGING
The 0112420 is Spectally destgned with a dual charge feature, The battery pack will
charge whether the handset ls placed on the base facing up or [doing into the base.
When the belt cllp ls connected to the handset. the handset can only charge correctly
with the keypad facing intn the base
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Charging the Handset wtlhnut the belt cllp Chargmg the Handset with the
belt clip.
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T0 REPLACE BATI‘ERIFS
t. Rentnve the handset battery cover.
2 Remuve the old battery.
3. Plug the battery's enhte inttt the ltandset.
The plastic connectors will fit tngether only one way. If ynu have difficulty.
tnttlte sure the battery's eonneetnt n utigned properly.
4. Replace the battery cover.
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BAHERY
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To mmmlzc yourbanery‘s file. we recommend that you periodically fully discharge the
battery. and then recharge ll. To do lhts, unplug your phone hne cntd fmm the wall
phone Jntk. Press the TALK button, and allrlw the handset to remain on for 1(\ tn 12
hours. Remnnccl the phone curd tn the wall phone jack. Return the handset to the base
and allow it to fully chargc for 12 hours ll this process is completed monthly, tt wtll
reduce the memory buttdup that occurs from fmqucnt puma] charging,
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LANGUAGE SELECTION
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The unit offan a choice of rhree LCD display languages: English (lhe defaulr value),
French or Spanish, Follow rhe instructions given below It) ser your language ehoroe.
1 Hold down the Delete burlon {or more than 2 seconds 0! puss Ihe TALK bullon
twice to clear any displayed number and return to standby modc.
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2. Press the FROG (PROGRAM) hunon.
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3 Press the A bullon once lJl' (h: v button 1 times.
Language
English
4 Press me 4 or » human lo select Lhe language
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5. Press lhc FROG (PROGRAM) bulmn again rb slore lhe new language, The
display show below wlll appear for 3 sccclrlds A confirmalion lone will sound
indieaiing mar me selcclcd language has been slnreel and live programming mode
wlll be rennin-area
FROG
2. Press (h: PROG (PROGRAM) button.
3. Press she a huuon lwxcc Dr v Lh: bunon twice. (Once y
4 Use lhe number buttons ln enler lhz area code
AREA CODE SETTING
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In ordcr fur the Caller ID redial feature to walk properly. ynu must set ynur area
coda
1. Hold down Ich Dclclc button far more than 2 seconds
or press rhe TALK hunon
rwrce [u clear any displayed number and relum [0 srandhy mode.
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prevrously m numher will appear If you do nor wnnr
hold down xhe Delele bullnn (or more Ihan lwn s
programming mode) _ __
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grabs _‘
ou emer an area code. the
to change lhls area code,
econds lo terminal: rhe
or Press rhe FROG (PROGRAM) bullnn agarn lo slur: rhe area code, The dlsplay
show below Wlll appear for 3 seconds. A eonfinnalion rnne will sound lndicallng
lllal (he enrered area code has been shared and lhe programming mode will be
lzm-linalcll.
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CONTRAST ADJUST
If you find the LCD display difficult to view. you can adjust it to mic or three levels.
The default setting is Contrast 2.
Adjust the contrast according [D
Lhe fiilluwing instructions:
1. Hold down the Delete huttpn for more than 2 seennds or plan the TALK billion
twice (a clear any displayed numher and return lo standby mode
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.Press the FROG (FROG
3. Press the A button 3 times or ' the button once.
5. Press the FROG (PROGRAM) button again to slofe
RAM) button
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the new contrast level, The
displny shnw hclnw will appear for 3 seconds. A Cunfimiullilli tone will vaid
indicating that the new Commit level has been stored
will be terminated.
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and the programming modt
SETTING THE RINGER ON/OFF CONTROL
Ifyou wish to turn offthe ringer ,set the ringer switch on the side oftlie handset
and an the roar of the base to "OFF ”.
Thur: are three types nrnngs;
- Incoming eell ring: Two-lone nng synchronized wim an incoming call signal
~ Pnority ring NIP): A different ring sound lhnl allows you to distinguish the caller.
To set this function. see me Seetinn, "VIP(Prior1'ty Ring)" on page 34.
- Paging ring: Single tone mree shon beeps.
The euro talk mode will work even when the ringer switch IS set In OFF. The
paging ringer will snund even when the nnger switch is set to 0m
TONIUPUISE SETTING
The GH2420 will operate an "in: or rotary (pulse) systems.
1, if your house is Wired for rotary service. move the TONWPU'LSE switch [on the
back of lhc base) to the PULSE position,
1! your house is wired (or lone service, move lhc TONE/PULSE switch to the
TONE position
3, If you are unsurc oi‘lhe type nfdiuling semue you have. set the switch ii) TONE.
On the handsel. press the TALK button and dial any digit on the keypad. if the
dial tone persists, swilch lo PULSE, To disconnect, press the TALK button
again.
OUT—OF-RANGE ALARM
You are out of range and should move closer in the base unil when lhe following
happens:
- You hear noise or sialio.
- Pressing the TALK bunnn generares an error lone. (rluee shori beeps;
- Pressing lhe cm button when a number is displayed on ihe LCD gencrates on
emit tone.
- You cannot receive an incoming call.
Selecting a different channel
The base unit will automatically Search for the clearest channel in the standby mod:
However, should you hear smile or noise dunng rhe course oi z convcmlinn which
makes it difficult to hear the calla, Ihc CH (CHANNEL) bullon 4m Ihe handscl allows
you to choose hetwczn 41) nrescl channels:
The TALK LED flashs and the unit will sound 2 heeps in indium ihe (mum is
thnnging ta anoihee channel. The unit will sound an em keep and return inure
original channel it it cannot reach n clearer channel.
PLACING A CALL
Manual E:
1. Pick up the handset and press the TALK button. The unit cnlcrs the talk mode
and Lh: TALK button lights.
2. Dial the number you are calling. The call durauon lime display will appear 10
seconds aner dialing.
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3 When you have finished lhe call, return th: handset in die hase null, or press die
TALK button in hang up.
Using the REDIAL button
Th: unit stores me lasl dialed numet. I" "KNOW-
Numbers mar can be redialed mcluill: any number up in 32 digits in lengrh, This includes
redialcd numbers, the last number sequence in a chain dlal, numbers dialed l'n umporary
tone dial mode, You can aulomallcally redial such numbers by performing the
lollowmg slepy
l Puss the TALK button. The TALK bullon lights.
2 Press lhz REDIAL butlon,
Numbers lhal are longer lhnn 32 digits will clear the redial memory.
Direct dialing
l, in the standby mode, you have the following tlirccl dtat options: redial the last
number called by pressing the REDIAL hutton. retrieve front the lthmwll dial
memory or reoteve from the caller list
~ If you press the wrong button when dialtng the number. press the Delete button
momentarily [a clear the last entered digit.
2. Press the CID button to start dialing the number on "l: display For infonnntim
on the different dialing methods. See Section “USING THE REDIAL
BUTTON" on page 21, Section “TWO—TOUCH MEMORY SPEED
DIALING" .On page 33 or Section "DIALING FROM CA LLER
LIST" on page 40.
The following actions will clear the displayed numbers
1. No operatton IS performed for more than 30 seconds after entering the number.
24 The TALK button is pressed.
3. The Delete button ls held down for more than 2 seconds.
Setting the receiver volume
You can set the handset receiver volume to one or three levels: Normal (the default
semngl, Mid at High The volume control can he set only in the TALK mode.
1. tn the talk mode. press the a or y button, Each press or the buttons changes the
display as shown below
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FLASH BUTTON AND CALL WAITING
You can use your GH2420 cordless telephone wtlh special services such as Call
Waiting (Special subscription from your local telephone company ls requlred).
Simply press tlte FLASH button which puts the first caller on hold and connects you to
the mcnmjl’lg colt. Press the FLASH hutton again to return to the original call.
SPEAIGERPHONE VOLUME CONTROL
whtle in the speakerphone mode, press the VOLUME button on the top of
the has: to the desired listening level.
You nan set the speakerphone volume to one out ofo steps for speakerphone
or TAD playback volume. the volume level numher displays on the message counter.
The default level is stepd.
Even at the lowest volume level( I ). the speakerphone and TAD will not be
completely muted,
TEMPORARY TONE FEATURE
lfyuu live in a Pulse of Rotary dialing not: and you use customer services. such as
hanlong hy telephone, lclephone answering machines or any other service that requires
touch tone dtaltng. your 0142420 can provide temporary tone. Follow the instructions
below,
In the pulse mode, press [he TALK button followed by the number dialed in the pulse
setting Then press the 1 * button to change to the tempom—y tone mode whtle you are
utaltng. When you complete your call, your (El-{2420 will return to pulse dialing mode.
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ANSWERING A CALL
When you receive a call. the name and telephtme number n[ lhe caller is shown on the
LCD display.
When the handset is on the base unit
1, When the GH1420 rings. remove the handset from the base unit. The TALK
buttun and the muss LED at the base unit lighL indicating that a conncclt'on has
been made. The call tuner will display as soon as the can is answered
NEW I mange
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555—1234
2. After you have finished the conversation remm the handscl to the base unu, or
press the TALK button.
When the handset Is off the hme unit
to When the Gli2420 rings, press the TALK button. The TALK button and the IN-
USE LED at the base unit Light, tttdtcatirlg that a connection has been made. The
call timer will display as soon as the call is answered.
2. After you have finished the conversation, return the hmdset to the base unit,
or press the TALK button.
When answering a call using speakerphone
1. When the GH24ZU rings. Press "SPEAKER" button to answer lhc
ineunting ealt. ttnd then speak through the microphone on the bzse uun
without lifting the handset ur presstng “Talk" bulilm on handset,
2, Speakerphone will he displayed on handset as stmn as the call is
answered by pressing “SPEAKER” button
3. After you finish the cunvcrsation. press "SPEAKER" button again.
Call Mnsfer
Dnnng a call. you can transfer the call from the base to the handset or from the
handset to the base.
From HANDSET to BASE
When you speak through the handset, you neetl to press Lhe“SPEAKER"bunort on the
base(umt will be in three way conference mode), and then press the”TALK" button
to end the call through the handset. The user or the SPEAKER an the hase and
outside caller can now speak to each other,
meBASE to HANDSET
when handset is oifthe hnse
When the unt is in the speakerphone mode. you neetl ta press‘TALK" huttun on the
hmdsctmnil will be in three way conference mode). and press the"SPEAKER“butmn
tn and the call through the base. The user of the handset and uutside caller can new speak
to each other.
When handset is on the base.
When the call is in speaker phone mode, pick up the handset from base cradle,
and then the call will be transfende (I) the handset with terminating speakerphnnc
mode ofthe base, The user ofhandsel and outside caller can mow speaker to each
other,
PAGE
the PAGE function allows ynu to page the handset. from the base untl by snunding
hceps In the handset to help you find the handset if you misplace it.
USING THE PAGE/FIND FUNCTION
press the PAGE httllon on the base unit the handset will ring turzo seconds
repeating sequences otthree short beeps anrl the TALK button wlll flash.
"page" will be displayed on the LCD durtng paging.
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The PAGE button cannot be used in the following condilions:
(”When the handset is on the base unit.
(2)Wherl the handset is in the talk model
(1)When the TALK button is pressed. the Page function will he tenninaied and the
handset will go into the talle mode.
(2)When an incoming call is received during Page mode and the ringer switch is set to
ON. the Page mode Will he terminated and the incoming ringer will start.
DIGITAL SECURITY SYSTEM
The security code prevents your cordless telephone conversation from being accessed
hy a phone on a different line Once the handset battery is fully charged, the handset will
automatically select the code from a total cl! over 651m combinztlons. The code is
changed every time when the handset ls placed in the cradle.
11 you experience difficulty with placing or receiving calls. a lost security code may be
the cause of the problem. When this occurs. die handset can no longer communicate Will!
the base. Reset by placing the handset on the base for 5- I0 seconds. If that does not
work. unplug the AC adaptor [mm the wall outlet. Disconnect the handset battery for
5- to seconds, then reconnect. Place the handset back on the base and then replug the AC
adaptnr
when you press the Delete key. the cullei will can'l heard your voice. iryou
war“ (0 continue speaking to the caller, please press the Mulc key again.
USING THE HEADSET JACK
Your telephone can utilize a headset (not included) to be connected to youi HEADSET
for you In enjoy a hands—fret: communication. When you plug in the headset plug into
the HEADSET JACK, it automatically mates the microphone and speaker of the
HEADSET. Unplug the headset to retuin theH'EADSETm normal use, The HEADSET
JACK is compatible with 2 5mm headset plugs only.
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MICROPHONE
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The speed that memory has twenty memory locations that an each store one l6—digit z
telephone number and one lo-ettataeter name. in addition to telepnnne numbers that
you often use, you can store special access codes required in chain dialing, such as
banking transactions.
5. Press the 7 button three times to enter the second character "R".
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STORnuGNAnmsANDIILEPHONnnunnmms Ea 4]
Staring the telephone number 5551234 ttnth the “amt , h
Grandmother in location number s, t 6. Enter the remaining characters in ihe same way while referring tn the character
en list shown on the next e.
1. Press the PROG (PROGRAM) button in the slandhy mode. "y m
NE- |"‘lCll"“_—I tare Two characters tn sequence that are entered using the same number butmn
I r-tfli t. dist 1 must be separated by pressing the r bullml. For example, to enter the "M" and
"0" iii GRANDMOTHER, folluw these steps:
2. Enter the phone number. When more than [2 digits are entered. lhe lint digil is a) Press the 6 button in Enter "M" as lhi: 6th digit.
shifted to the upper ltne.
- lta [71h digit ts entered. the store mode tht he tertntnated wtlh an error tone. T ; mm
~ if you misdial, press the Delete button momentarily to clear the last digit. ERFIHDH
‘ If requiredt pauses can be inserted between digits by usmg the Redial button.
4 When a pause is tnterled, the letter "P" is displayed, _ —' -
"w in Press the b bunon The entered character "M" is lit and the flashing digit
t... is moved to the 7th digit.
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3. Press the FROG (PROGRAMi button (0 enter die "amt cd rig mode, If you do
not want to enter a name for the number, press the MEMO button in step 3 and
continue from step 8.
c) Press the 6 button 3 times to enter the at the 7th digit.
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The name you enter can he no more than 16 digits When you have entered
more than sixteen digits, the last letter will be change.
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7. Press the MEMO (MEMORY) button.
8. Enter 2 digits (01—20)0n the dieting keypad I0 assign dislocation number when:
yuu want to store the telephnne number.
' Note that a 0 must be added to the beginning allocation numbcrs I I0 9A
- If the dam is stored in 1 location where data has already been storm, the alt]
data Will he overwritten by the new data
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9 One second after the upcmtton in step 34 'Save OK‘ will appearon llu: display for
3 seconds. A confirmation tonc will sound, indicating than the new data has been
saved and the programming mode Wlll be clued.
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DELETING THE DIAL MEMORY
1. Press the FROG (PROGRAM) button in th: stand by mode.
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mm
2. Press the MEMO (MEMORY) button.
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3. timer the 2 digits (Dl~20) memory location that you want to delete. anc that a
u must be added in the beginning or location numhen l lo 9
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4. One second after the uperanon in step 3, the display as shown Delete appears for
3 seconds, A confirmation (one will be heard indicating that the selected number
location was cleared and the programming mode will be terminated.
V[EWING AND DIALING FROM THE DIAL MEMORY
1. Press the MEMO (MEMORY) button in the slandhy mode.
2. Enrer the location number or us: Lhe A or v buudn unnl you find me desired
name and relephone number.
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lr yuu press a number button for when no lelephone numbcr has been
assigned. an error (one sounds. and me memory dial mode ls canceltd,
3 Press the CID button [0 connect the telephone and final lht number.
VIEWING LONG NAMES AND TELEPHONE NUMBERS
Names more man 12 characters and telephone numbers more mm [2 diglrs can-rm he
Vlewed together. Do as follows lo view such names 1nd numbers.
1. Press lhe MEM (MEMORY) button m Lhe standby mode.
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2. Enter the lemon number or press the s or r bullon unlil you find live desired
name and relephune number
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view lhe full relephone number
4. Press 1h: r bulmn once more or the 4 bulwn twice to vrew the full name. You can
reluru In Lhe uliginul display by pressing the > bullcm one: mom or (he 4 buzrcn
rwrce. ,
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The displayed dial number wlll b: cleared from me display under rhe fellowmg
candidons:
l. Nn operarlon is performed wlrhin 30 seconds aficr rhe number is displayed,
z The TALK bulwn ls pressed.
3 Tim Dclcle bullon ls held down for more than 2 seconds.
TWO-TOUCH MEMORY SPEED DIALENG
—_—_—
I In |ht mlk monk. press (ht: MEM (MEMORY) button.
2 Salem the damned localinn number (Dl~20) lo dial me number. Aflel’ 2 seconds,
lhc chm-avers wlll disappear. and Lhe enlered phone number will be dialled.
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- The locnuon number has to be enrered wluun 30 seconds ol'pressmg the assigned
number burmn, mberwlse an error lone sounds and the memory dial mnde is
canceled,
- lr you press a number buuon for which no relephone number has been assigned.
an ermr mm: sounds and the memory dial mnde is canceled.
- Any orher numbers you may dlal (includlng odrer numbers from rhe dial memory)
are drdled aficr the last digil oflh: two—much dial number
VIP (PRIORITY RINGER)
This funerion allows you ro reengnrze an incoming caller from rhe ringmg sound by
assigning a prioriry nngcl’ lo rhe designared relenhrme nnmher fnrm llre speed durl
memory.
l.Irr Ihe standby modepress the MEM (MEMORY) bnlmn.
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z. Enrer rhe locarion rrrrmher nr press (he a or ' human 10 selecr rhe caller m rhe
speeo dral memory ro which you warm ro assign a pnmly ringer.
3. {When you find the desired caller press the PROG(PROGRAM) bunon. The VIP
lcon on me LCD display will llghla and the handset will beep indicate operation
success Twenry five seconds after pressing (he PROG button lhe display will
clear and go hack 10 normal slanduy mode. The above procedure can zlso be used
(0 reset the VIP mode.
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This cordless telephone is compauhle with lhc Caller ID and Caller ID Call Wamng
services wluoh are mlered by mosr local relephone companies. Fol (arrlrer iufomrarion
on rhese services, cuntacl your local telephone company.
CALLER ID SERVICE
Thrs service shows you re ioenrify rhe caller hernre you answer the phone The nail
srores me lnsr 99 callers' names. phone numbers and recelvcd dale and lime in rhe caller
her. You can check rhe llsl anyrrme and call back any of rhe numbers. You can also mm
a numher in rhe caller lisr to speed dial memory.
CALLER 11) CALL WAITING SERVICE
Caller 11) Can Walling allows you In see who is calling, even while you are on rhe line
(alklng ro someone else. When a new call comes in whlle you are talking. the LCD lighrs
and me new taller‘s home and number appenr on rhe LCD display.
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There may be a xliglrl break in (he cpnversnlron lapproxrmarely 2 seconds) after
you hear rhz call warm-lg lone Thrs occurs as a resull or some relephon: enmpnnics‘
Call Wnlllng semce
USING THE CALLER LIST
When a call is received, the name. telephone number. time and dale ofthe all at: smred
in the caller list, This list stores data for a tntnl of 99 calls (with n maximum of I6 digits
and 16 characters). The New Cull symbul an the LCD display will light, when that is
data for calls in the caller list that has not yet been yiewett
TO VIEW THE CALLER LIST
Perform the following operation in standby mode.
1. Press the cm button to display the caller List.
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Total
2. Press the v button to view the information (or me Ialcsl received tall.
- Another press of the V hunon wrll display me mfmmzlion for [he call before the
lalest received call and so on.
Press (he A button to View the oldest caller data. Note lhal you unnot view
aheady reviewed call data unlll all the new call dala has been viewed.
When a caller makes repeated calls, lhe REP icon (mslead of rho TOTAL icon)
shows the number of calls that he has made
A " l" is auromalicslly prefixed lo the phone number or a Call made from oulslde
me local area (if you have set your local area code).
When you are receivmg a number "123-456-7890' and me area code set to
"123” , [he number"456-7H9U" Wlll be slated |||lo Ihe Caller ID mcmorv
DELETING CAI LER LIST DATA
The unit can stnre up to 00 rail?! data iiemthe oldest entry automatically be
deletedwhen rhe 100th item is stored,You cam also dzlcte the caller data items
manually either one at a time or all ilcms.
DELETING THE SELECTED CALLER DATA ITEM
1. Press the cm button when no telephone numbcr is displayed on the LCD [0
open the caller list.
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2. Salem the dcsu‘ed caller data using Lh: A or V bullon.
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3, Press the FROG (PROGRAM) bullont
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4 Press the Delete button The display shown below appears and a confirmation
[one will be heard lnflicnling that the selected caller dam item has bccn deleted and
the pmgmrnnnng mode will hi: terminated.
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DELETING ALL CALLER LIST DATA
1 Press the CID hultnn when no telephone numher is displaycd (m the LC!) (0
open [he caller [ISL
2. Press the PROG (PROGRAM) bullont
Press the TALK hlmcn if you do not want m dclcm all of m: caller Im dam
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3 Prcss and release the Delete human to delete all enller IDS! dala The dnphy shown
below appears and a canfirmalian tone will be heald mdicaling lhal all callerdatn
has been deleted and the ptegremrrung mode wtll be lerminaled.
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VIEWING LONG TELEPHONE NUMBERS AND NAMES AND
CHECKING THE DATE AND TIIVIE
Due to display me Iiuulalium, a telephone number longer man 10 Li|gils or a name mute
lhan 12 chmctere [011g cannot be vtewed at one lime. For tlte same reason. the reeetved
date and ttme cannol he displayed wtdt the name and number.
For example the following information cannot be dmplayed together on one screen.
Phone number: 12345573901 7 7 a
(new 1701111518 <3,
Name: Man's Antoine“: _ ——. _ _
Dale and time- Jun 311, AM 11:46 [ ”HP? 1}:lele IH
Tn wow the remaimng infomlalmn:
I Press llle > human truce or the 4 butlon lhree limes to display lhe full recelved
ntlmbcr.
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1 Press lhe b bullon three ltmes or lhc 1 button once [0 tllsplay lhc recelved dale
and Ilm:
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4, Tu return lo the miglnal display, press the - button once again or bunon cannoi he used when eiliting telephone numbers,
digits ean imly be insencd or deleted siarung from ihe firsl dlgil When
editing characters, no such restricuuns apply. You can bum delete and
overwrile characlers.
EDITING IE] I PHONE NUMBERS
Deleting the rust digit in a ielephnne number.
1. Press the cm huttnn when no ielephnne number is displayed on the LCD to
open ihe caller list,
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2, Seicul the desired caller dam rising lhe n or v button.
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4 Press lhe v buttnn m slan number cdiling. The firxl digit " l " slms flashing.
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Insert "5" at the bcglnmng nf the telephom: number. Perform the
following steps after steps 14.
5. Press the ERASE button momentarily. The first dag“ ‘l" thl bedcletod and the
second dlgtt will start flashing.
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6. Press the 5 button, and 5 ts inserted before the fitst dlgllt
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7, Press the PROG (PROGRAMl button again and "Save 0K" wtll appear for 3
szconds A confirmation tone Wlll b: heard, indicating that the new am has been
saved. and the ptogmmmlng mode will be gluten
EDITIN ALLER N
l \.tlll|l t Deletlng the character ”S" in dte caller name lack Thomson.
1. Press the CID button when no telephune number is displayed on the LCD to
open dte caller list.
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2. Select the destred caller dam usmg the a Ur v buttmt.
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3. Press the PROG (PROGRAM) button.
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. Press the A button once or ' button twice to start character editing, and "J" will
start to flash.
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. Press the b button 9 times to move the cursor to the character "S”s
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. Press the ERASE button. and the next Character maves one step to the left .
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. Press the PROG (PROGRAM) button again. and "53V: OK" will appear for 3
scconds. A confu'matlon tone will be heard, indicating that the new data has both
saved. and the ptogtammlng mode will be exited
Changlng Lhe second "0" tn the caller name JACK THOMSON to ”A”,
Perform Lhe following steps after step 4 in the example above,
. Press the b button 10 tlmes to move the cursor to the character "0".
v Press the PROG (PROGRAM) button agatn, and ”Save OK" wtll appear for 3
seconds. A confirmation tone will be heard, indicating that the new data has been
saved, and the programming mode will be exited.
§TORING A CALLER LIST T0 TWO TOUCH SPEEDDIALMEMORY
Caller names and relephone numhers m rhe caller llsl can he smred in “Va much
speed dial memory.
Remole Voice Menu
Tu ussislyour remote rerrieving messages.
Slon'ng caller list item to memory location 8. a Press I to playback messagES.
1. Press the cm hunun when no telephone number is displayed on Ihc LCD m 5 2:5: 32 If féfzfigxfgiir‘ E grcwng
W‘" ‘hg “all“ 1‘s" If " l " is pressed (lb playback messages). and rhen
W a. Pres 210 EYES: Ulll'l‘cnl messagcs
h.l‘| . alnrepesleurrenlmessuge
c. Press S m slop message.
u. Press 5 in skip mussdgcv
t. P as 7 [0 return [0 lllalll menu.
2 Selecr rhe desired callerdars using the s ur v hunun H “2 is “is” {T0 ”as: ”m mssagm unu [hm
a l‘rexsZagainmcmsc ull messages
II "3" is pr:ssed(To Reeui-n s new grtcllngyand lhen
s. Rccard greeiing sue. rhe beep. Press 5 in enel reeuruing
Tn “urn Answer ONIOFF
3 Press the MEMO (MEMORY) buuun. If the caller data has lo be edited. edit The “ANS ON/OFF" burren may be used (0 sei lhc unn w Answer on, Answer only,
the data according la the lnslmclions ”EDITING OR ERASING CALLER 0, Answer 0“
LIST DATA" on page 41 before you pass the MEMO bullon Press “ANS ON/OFF" bllllnn unee in Answel niuue, rhe nnir will suy "Answer-
Off " and Ill: cllrrcnl lime
Iflhe limc ls nol esl. lhc llnll will say “ l'lnle ls nnl s’el "
Ifyuu plcss llie “ANS ON/OFF" billion agam, llie llllltwlll say “AnnmnceOnly”
and "lime Is nol sel"
Illnu pressihe "ANS ON/OFF" bllllon nguin. lhe unil will suy "AnsiverOn"
and "llmelsnoi sel"
4. Emer (he two dlglt memory location (0110) where you wish [0 slate me caller
data. AnnounceOnl Mode
ln rhe Announce Only mode, the unit will plny yuur outgoing greering, nnu rlrscnnnecr
the line wilhuul recording an inclimlng niessnge.
The null will say "Announce Only", and rhe currenl urne. nnd rhe message eounier wlll
l|lress (l) (a play messages;
Erase Curran! message (2)
Repeal currenr message 14)
Srop message playback (5)
Skip ln nexz message (6)
Return m main menu (7b
To sare the messages. hung up are releplrnne
ll "3" is prt;scd.(Tn keenrn New Onlgning Greeling)
l. You Wlll near "Rubrd gvcflillg afier rlre beep Press 5 lo ena moulding“.
2. Rmurd yaur new aurgmng greenng ( up lo 30 sccomis ).
3. When you rune rnnslrea rerorrnng your uulgolng greenng, press 5.
The new oulgvlng greenng Wll] play back lo you,
4 Aflcrlhcunl'l plays lhe new grcellng. ll will announce. "Press 1 replay
hack message, press 2 m erase all message. press 3 lo record a new
greeling "
5 Hang up lne phone
6, Ifyon do nol press a bullun wilhin 10 secunds, lhe unil wlll announce
“Goodbye" and dlscnnnrcl (he call.
Call Screening
Ynu ma) use rlre lrandser m screen your messages When rne answenng sysrem
ls answenng a call, press REMOTE/CH and lrsren m the messages being
runrded Caller noes nnr know rhnr your are sereenrng rlrelr calls. You may
press lhl: TALK bullun lu speak Wnlr me caller.
T0 EXIT THE REMOTE PERATION, PRESS T
AGAIN
Important Notice
HE REMOTE/CH BU'ITDN
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IF THE TELEPHONE RINGS WHILE YOU ARE RETRIEVING MESSAGES
WITH THE HANDSET. RETRIEVENG [S TERMINATED AND THE UNIT
ANSWERS THE CALL.
TROl'BLESHOOTING GUIDE
lfyou have following the msuucnons m lhls manual, and have dlfflcully nperaung ydur
(mnhwpflrm erl Fmrlnm Phnn: (‘urdlcss Tclephnne. Innate 1h: PROBLEM lnvllc
lefl column beldw Check me correspnndmg POSSIBLE CAUSE and CORREC'I lvE
ACTION columns m lncale nnd rclllzdy lh: pmblm
PROBLEM
POSSIBLE CAUSE
CURRFCTIVE ACTION
The umlw|||
nchpcmlc.
Improper msmllzuan
Rechtck all plng Conneclmns
Also, check Ihe AC adaplnr for
prupflconnecnnnle wall mum
nna phone base.
1h: dlgnnl munly
curl: has bccn |asldue
In apnwtr luss whlI:
Ihe mm: was away
[mmlhe has:
Rnel Ihe dlgllal secumy code by
relurnmgthe handsel m m: bass
A new Code Is seI
The hanery ls nu! charged
Charge Ihe bunny far about
1044 hnurs bcfnrn lnillal use or
when m: hallzry low pup snunds
every [0 "sand: from me hand“!
Nodlalmn:
Ste m: abnv: mtnllmltd
pbsslblt Cansts
See me almw mcmloned
rurrccnvc aclmns
Thehandscl Isbeing
used loo m away
from his:
Move lhe hand“! clam lo Ihe
has:
lehcnlly ylnclng
pmnmngsans,
You may have losl ms
stcunly was '1 he handsel
can no long" communlt‘zw
wllhllsbasc Thclnssufflw
soda can occur ml" balmy
n dramefl and nerds
vrchalgmg. Ihz AC adapter
w msmnnsmd, n power loss
occllncd, orlhcr: Iselcclnral
lnmrmnce from nlhcr
cordless phones, baby
murmurs. mlcrowaves. e|c
Even; mumtnldlypowtr
mmmpnnn cnuld crust yuur
cordlcssplmne' ssccurlly
cod=
l Rclnm lh= nnndsmoms m:
unil m 5»leeccnds m use!
code lflhlldocs nolwork
1 Check In make sure the
AC adaplur IS connected
3 Unplug AC adapmrfmm
pnwcrsuuru, disconncclhlnd»
setbanery furs stcnnds. men
Iecnnnect Place halldsetbauk
nn base, men rzpluglhc AC
adapmn
TROUBLESHOOTIVG Gl ID!" (C \ l' I
I PROBLEM
POSSmLECAUSE
CORRECTlVE ACTION
Can 1101 make
onrgrng calls
TROL BLESIIOOTING GUIDE 1(‘ONT.)
PROBLEM POSSIBLE CAUSE CORREL1'I'I\'I:A(HUN
Tnne/pnlse swllch ls not Sty-he Tnntll’nlsr ”MC" ‘0 PW?“ Answering syslcm You may hav: had a Pmceed wall: a nnrr reset (page 45)
sztcumuly Dos-hon “Wm-Hype MSW“ will nereperale power fallure
. Fluhmg POWER Bill: needs mhe lnsmllarcsh9vollhatter .
The drgilal seenmy ends Reses she secnnly cndehy rernrnlng BA“. LOW LED mmfid or ”placed V
has b=cn hm. me hnndsel lo The base v _
Na answer UnrmrnrheOFF Check lo Vcrlfymcssngc counrer
Emery paelr is
nol rechargmg
The base and handsel
hanery comaelare nalin
ecnuerwuh each other
Malre cemm use banesy conncl
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PROD
A. Avoid putting cordless phones near healing appliances and devices that generate
electrical noise (molars. fluorescent lamps. microwaves, televisions, etc.)
13. Avoid rough treatment of the phnne by placing the ham: genity mlo the has:
when hanging up. Avoid dropping the handset.
c. Clean your cordless telephone nniy with a snii cloth slightly dampened with
water nr mild hnnd snnp. Do not use any type of «aolvenl or abmstve premier.
aernre cleaning. always unplug the phone iron. the wall imiiei.
0. Your cordless phone is not designed to be water resistant. Do not nse me handset
in the rain, pool, or shower. Do not insinn your hsse nnn outdoors, near a sink.
bathtub, or shower. Do not expose in uireei sunlight.
E. Retain the nnginal packaging shnnin you need to ship ihe phone at a later time
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
A. Connecting lhls telephone [0 a Com operated ielephone or party line is prohibited
by lnw.
E. ll it is determined that your telephone is malfunctioning, the FCC requires that
it be disconnected from the modular outlet until the problem has been mrrected.
For immediate answers to all your questions regarding your Southwestern Bell
Freedom Phone“, call the Consumer Holltne. toll free al thm-O‘HI Monday-
Friday 8 301 rn.-9.00p.in., and Saturday 8.30a.ni.-iz:30p.in.lt=srt
httpz/lwww.swbl'reedomphone.ctm|
LIMITED “A RRANI‘Y
This Southwestern Bell Freedom Phone“ is warranted to the original purchaser
to be tree trom detects in matunals and workmanship under nomlal installation.
use and service for a period of one (1) year from the date of purchase as
shown on the purchaser’s receipt.
The obligation of Southwestem Bell Freedom Phone“ Retail Sales under this
warranty shall be limited to repair or replacement (at our option) during the
warranty period of any pan which proves defective in material or workmanship
under normal installation, use and service, provided the product is returned
to Southwestem Bell Freedom Phonem Retail Sales TRANSPORTATION
CHARGES PREPAID (Califomia residents call 1-800—366-0937 for shipping
lnstmctions). If we choose to replace your Southwestern Bell Freedom PhoneAg
product, the replacement will be warranted for either (a) 90 days or (b) the
remainder of the nriginnl one year warranty perina, whichever is longer.
Battery packs are warranted for the same time period.
Products returned to us must be accompanied by acopy ofthe purchase receipt.
In the absence of such purchase receipt, the warranty period shall be one (1)
year from the date of manufacture. To obtain service under this warranty.
relum the defective product to the service center nearest you together with
your sales slip and $950 for postage and handling (California residents need
only provide proof of purchase),
This warranty shall be invalid if the product is damaged as a result of
deiacement, misuse. abuse. neglect, accident. destruction. or alteration of the
serial number, improper electrical voltages or currents, repair altera ten or
maintenance by any person or party other than our own service facility or an
authorized Service Center, or any violation of instructions furnished by us.
Thls warranty is also rendered invalid if this product is removed from the
country in which it was purchased. if it is used in a country in which it is not
registered for use, or if it is used in a country for which it was not designed
Due to Variations in telephone systems and communications laws, this product
may be illegal for use in some countries. Southwestern Bell Freedom Phone®
Retail Sales assumes no responsibility for damages or penalties incurred
resulting from the use of this product in a manner or location other than that
from which lt is intended.
This one—year limited warranty is in lieu (II all other expressed warranties.
obligations, or liabilities.
ANY IMPLIED WARRANTIES, OBLIGATIONS} DR LIABILITIES.
INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF
MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE
SHALL BE LIMITED IN DURATION TO THE ONE—YEAR DURATION
OF THIS WRITTEN LIMITED WARRANTY. SOME STATES DO NOT
ALLOW LIMITATIONS ON HOW LONG AN IMPLIED WARRANTY
LASTS, SO THE ABOVE LIMITATIONS MAY NOT APPLY TO YOU. IN
NO EVENT SHALL WE BE LIABLE FOR ANY SPECIAL, INCDENTAL
OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES FOR BREACH OF THIS OR ANY
OTHER WARRANTY. EXPRESSED OR LMPLIED, WHATSOEVER
This warranty gives you specific legal rights. and you may also have mhcr
rights which vary from slate to stale
SOUTHWESTERN BELL FREEDOM PHONE0 7475 NORTH GLEN
HARBOR BLVD, GLENDALE, AZ 85307
Accurding (0 FCC regulations, this equipmenr, which her been eenified and rcglslercd
with rhe FCC, may only be repaired by aulhuriLclI penoru. ll lcpdin ul adjuallllfilllo
ere made by an unauthorized person. the FCC Cenlficalron may he voided. Should
you encounter any problems, please call lhe Soulhweslcm Bell Freedom Phone® toll
free Cuslomcr Help line for assislance, 14400-36609?” MondayrFrlday 8.30 am
9:00 pm, and Saturday 8:30 a.m~12:30 pm (EST). You can also visii our website a!
litrpzllwww.swarecdomphune.com.
FOR IN-WARRANTY SERVICE
Paekuge your complete uml (including all udapten, line cords, and other
accessorics) and ship lIle unit postage prcpald nnrl insured (for your
proreclion) m:
Snulhwsum Bell Fmdnm I’hmlP.‘I
Dept: Warranty Repair
7475 N. Glen Harbor Blvd, Glendale, AZ 35307
Be sure Io include your return address. proof of pumhasc, a daylmw phone
number, $9 50 for postage and handllng, nnrt n brief explanation of your
diffinullies. Callfomia rendenis need only provide proof or purchase and
should call 13003660937 for shipping lnslrucllons.
FOR OUT-OF-WARRANTV SERVICE
You may all our toll-free Help Line far the price or a replacemcm before
ramming your unlL Please follow all inslmclions Inr ln-Wammy servite
(above) lo mum your unil, and mark (he package Dept: Our-of-Wm-ranry.
if you have milled and known lhc cml of your replacement. please include
lhis informallnn With your unit for prompt scrviLt.
QUESTIONS?
smP DON'T TAKE ME BACK TO THE STORE.
LOOKJ-Ok THE TOLLrFREE ”HELP” TELEPHONE NUMBER.
LISTEN...AS THE EXPERTS TALK you THROUGH TIIE PROBLEM
For immediate answers ro your qucslmns regarding operation.
missing pans or lnslallalmn, call me
SOUTHWESTERN BELL FREEDOM PHONEw HELP LINE AT.
limeseown
hrtp;//www.swhfreeoomphoneenm
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me wan when mounting lhls (elephant on [he walln
l. Cm our mus page.
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screws when mounung (his phone on the wall
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