Lionda Technology Co GH9452B Dual Band Analog Cordless Telephone User Manual

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@ BELLSOU TH
. 2.4 GHZ CORDLESS CALLER 1D
TELEPHONE WITH CALL WAITING
so CHANNEL AurosgAN
Model GH9454
OWNER'S MANUAL
INSTALLATION AND
OPERATING
INSTRUCTIONS
PLEASE READ THIS
MANUAL CAREFULLY
BEFORE USE.
KEEP FOR YOUR
REFERENCE.
For installation information, please
see "Getting Searted" insa'uctians
on page 10 or your separate Quick
Start guide.
© 2000 BelISoum Corporation
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Congratulations on your selection of a quality BellSouth Pmduct. With proper care and
adherence to the set-up and user instructions in this Owners Manual. this unit will provide you
with years of trouble-tree service. BeilSouttt is committed to providing quality products that fit
your needs, We would like to have any comments or suggm'ons you might have on this product.
You may mail your comments to:
U.S. Electronics
105 Madison Avenue
New York. NY 10015
When examining your new BeltSouth cordless telephone, you will find an any at special
features including:
Filtered Sound” System - Receives considerably less noise than conventional cordless
telephones because of a special ‘rcuit Which delivers the clearest possible reception
50 Channel Autoscan - Press the lel button on the HANDSET to find and lock on to the
clearest channel for any call.
Desk or Wall Mount - Use this equipment as a desk phone or as a wall phone.
Tone or Pulse Dialing - Use this phone for either tone or push-button pulse (rotary) dialingt
Automated Functions - Rectal the last number called and automatic STANDBY mode
Security » Ensures greater privacy because of a built-in security code with 65,535 combinations
that prevents use at your telephone line by another nearby cordless phone
Dependable Battery -'Recharge your BATTERY PACK many times with the built—in CHARGER
The battery iowwarning tone tells you when the BATTERY PACK needs recharging (See
page 16.)
Special Service: ~ Use the , . it button to access special services such as Call Waiting
supplied by your telephone company or company switchboard.
STANDBY Mode - When in STANDBY mode (ON-HOOK), the phone is capable of receiving a
call. When the HANDSET is on the BASE UNl'l" it is automatically in the STANDBY mode
(ON-HOOK). When the HANDSET is taken oil the BASE UNIT, it remains in the STANDBY
mode untii you activate the button.
Battery Power Saver - Once hilly charged, in STANDBY mode, the HANDSET can receive/send
calls tor a maximum of five days without the need for recharging, Length of charge depends
on trequency of use.
Luminous LCD Screen - The LCD Screen emits light tor 5 seconds every‘tirne you press any oi
the TELEPHONE KEYPAD button.
HANDSET Ringer Level - Select me ringer sound level (Hl. LOW, OFFJ.
HAND SET Volume Control Switch - Select the receiver voiu me level (HI. MID, LOW),
HEADSET JACK - Your telephone can udlize a headset for hands-tree communication
BELT CLIP - Use the BELT CLIP to hang your HANDSET on your belt
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" CALLER ID SYSTEM
» Mimi-Function Largo LCD Screen - Shows the number you are dialing and, with Caller ID
service (available through subscri ption from your local telephone company), displays
information about the caller before you answer the call.
Name and Number Directory - Stores up to 40 names and numbers so that you can call them
with a single key stroke. '
Caller List - Available with Caller lD service. Stores up to 80 mils to keep track of everyone Who
called. The name, phone number, time and date at the call are recorded. Allows you to return
their calls Min a single key stroke. - ,
Prelerred Calls - You can mark the name and number of a welcome caller in the DlRECTORY.
When that number calls in, the caller‘s name will appear on the LCD Screen and a special ring
sound will be heard.
Blocked Calls — You can mark the name and number of an unwelcome caller in the DIRECTORY.
When that number calls in, the caller’s narre will appear on the LCD Screen and the ringer will
be disabled.
Repeat Call Indicator - Shows it a new incoming call has called more than once.
, Out or Area Call indicator - Advises you that the incoming call is not in a Caller lD service area.
Unknown Call Indicator-Advises you that the origin of the incoming call has no name and does
not support the Caller ID system.
Cult Waiting Service s Displays the name and number of the second caller, it you have
' subscribed tor Cali Walling service from your Ioml telephone company (see page 22.)
Voice Mail - Indlcates message wailing signal if you have subscribed to Voice Mail message
service. This telephone emits a stutter Dial Tone signal everytime there is a Voice Mail
message for you from your Voice Mail message provider.
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HANDSETANTEMNA .
NEW mmzssms
WAITING LED momma
Pg . 21 -2.3, 3‘
HANDSET VOLUME
comm (m, MID,
mm swam Pg. 19
TALK au-rrofl LARGE LCD SCREEN
Pg. 15-20, 22-24, Pg. 16, 18-23, 2527. 73.
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DIRECTORY surrou_ SCROLL umoww
pg. 23. 25-29 smrr LEFT-RIGHT
REDlAUPAUSEJSAVE ' HEADSET JACK
BUTTON Pg.19,24, _ 7 . Pg. 17. 37
25-25, 30-34 -
OIOPERMO DIAL
BUTTON Pg.19,23.
24,213,253
7 DIAL/TEMPORARY ' j ' . 1vpmwalmon
TONE ( *) BUTTON ' ' Pg. 19. 23. 24, as, 23,
Pg, 19, 2124251319 ‘ zg
TELEPHONE KEYPAD
Pn. 26-35
FUNCTIONNOICE SCAN/DELETE
MAIL BUTTON Pg. 22, BUTTON Pg. 13. 19.
30-34 - 24. 5. 27-29, as, 43
g FLASH/EDIT BUTTON
Pg. 22. 24, 2523, 30.34
CHARGE comers . .
For installation information, please see
"Gettirig Started" instructions on page 10
or your separate Quick Start guide. 7
BUTTON Pg._21, 2135
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For your future reference
Serial No;
(found on the bottom of the BASE UNlT)
Name and address of dealer"
Date of purchase:
Please read these IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS before use, Read and understand
all instructions.
IMPORTANT SAFETY
INSTRUCTIONS
To reduce me l'sk nl fire, electric snack earlier iriqu
always (allow these basic safety precautions when usmg
your cordless telephone equipmenl
1. Do not use this telephone near water, tor annuals.
near a balm lull. wash own. kitchen lurk, of laundry
lull, in a ma basement. or near a swimming DWL or
anyllmae else where there is water,
7. Avoid using a telephone turner lnm a wrulus type)
dunng an electrical storm. here may be a’lernule risk
cl electric um llom ignning.
3. Do not usetlle telephone to remit agas Iedr irl the
vldn‘liy of the leak.
4. Use the powercnld and BATTERY PACK indlrated Bl
,, Illa Owner's Manual, Donut dispose‘ollne BATTER/V
PACK in a fire. file BATTERY PACK may explode
Chad with local codes for possnle special disposal
instnlotiolls
5. Follow all Wmlrlgs and iflslllmians marked on Ihe
leleplmne.
6 Unplug tnls telephone irom lne wall outlet belore
cleaning Donal use liquid or aerosol cleaners Use
a damp ohm lm cleaning,
7, Phca ins un’u securely on a stable surface Selleu!
namage analor lniurv my result it the telephone tails,
a Do not cover the slots and/or openings on this
tebphune. This telefilwlle shuuld never be placed
nearowveva radiatnr arm! reglslerr Thls telephone
should not he Dlaced in a built-lrl Installation unless
Drove venlilaljen is provided,
9. Operate Irlls telephone using Ins ebolrical volleys is
slated on Ine BASE UNIT or in (he Owner‘s Manual
Ityuu arellm sure urine voltage in your name, consult
your dealer ol local] powerwlllnanyo
1IL Do not place anyurlng an the power cord Irslall Ihe
telephone unlele no one will step or lrlp an the non
11. Do not averbad wall outleltar extension wrds as WE
can inueasle the nsk of me or electrical shock.
12 Nearer pnsn mm of any klrld trim-gt: slots in the
telephone us this may result in the risk ol fire a!
electric shock. Neverspill any liquid oil the Elmhone,
13. To redone file n'sk of electric shock. do not take this
telephone nuanu When sewlne or repair work ls
returned on Ulis lelelltluneJalleitlu aquaifled sunrise
leprosenlatiue. 0,2an or lsnrm'ng novels may
em you to dangerous voltage or nine.- nsks.
lnuorreu reassembly can muse electric shock when
the telephone ts subsequently used.
1L Unplug lllis Euphoria lrom the wall outlet and mnsult
a qualified serving reprmeniadve under the lollovnng
conditions:
A. Wlun the power supply is flayed or damaged.
a ll lulu has been spilled imu lhe telephone
c. lt ule telephone has been exposed to rain or
water.
D. It the lalerlllone does not operate normally oy
[allowing the nperal’uln lnslluctmns. Adjust only
those mNIUSS that IE covered by (he opelzfing
instnlaliolts. lmploper. annulment of the ulher
controls may result in damage and mi; often
require exlensive wurk by a quaill'led lecn danto
resume the lelepnone (v nvrrnal operation. .
E. "the telephone has beeudmuped or the use has
' been damaged ,
F. If lbs hlEflMne uhibl'} a dl'stlncl mange in
perhnnamel
Installation Instructions:
|. Neminslall telephone wiring during a Ilghllling alarm
2. Never install telephone jacks ll| a wet location unless
Ille lack is‘speciflcaliy designed tor Wet muons.
a. Neverlollm uninsulaied telepnone mes orterrmnals
unless we telephone line has been disconnected at
lne neuron interface
4. Use callfion wllen lrlslalllng ix mdlying tebpllane
lineal ‘
SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS I 8
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IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
(Confinuedl
Battery Safety
CAUTION:
To reduce the risk of fire or personal injury,
read and follow these instructions:
1. Use only the falkmmg rypeanosim BAWERY PACK:
M-co BATTERY PACK: ModeI use
1. Donal dispose ollna BATTERY PAfi-(in a fire. ll may
explode. check wilh local waste management node-
inr special dispose! histrucliima,
a. Do nor open or minilaie Ihe BATTERY PACK.
Released elefimlyle is cormiva and may cause
bums or injurylollie eyes orskin. The aledrolyle may
be lnxlc Wmlvaed.
4, Exercise care in handling lha BATTERY PACK In
prevanl shaming lne EATTER'V PACK w'nn mducfing
malanals such as rings. bracelets. and liayx. The
EAWERV PACK or oonducior may avemeal and
cause bums.
5. criaige lrle EATTERV PACK provloaa wlIh or
identified Icr use will lriis Ielapnme only in
axxnrdance willi ine insirueliona and unilaiiana
specified ln lliis miner's Manual.
5. Observe proper polarity mianialion barman 1M
EATIERV PACK and lira EATTERY CHARGER
SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS
ATTENTION:
The iaiephone the} you have pureliased acnlairs l
rechargeable BATTERY PACK. The BATTERY PACK is
mcyclame Al Ins and nliis uselul Ille. undervarbus sale
and loml laws, n may be illegal in dispose of his
BATTERY PACK im the municipalwasle stream. Check
wilIl your lccal solid WBEIE MEWS ID! details in your area
loi recycling apllcns or WW disposal.
Other Information
If your telephone is equipped with
autnmafic diulers:
Men programing emergency numbeis and/ix making
real calls in emergency numbers:
1. Remain on me llna and briefly explain in me
disnalcherlhe reason lorlna wIL
a Federal such actiwlies in ma utipoak home, such as
early momlng or lale evenings.
Technical Informatlon
This was relephone use radio frequencie- to allow
niobmly. There are oenain diliwlliae in using Edie
Names with a comics: (chimeric. ‘Mlil'e mm are
nonml,lhebmnoeauluanaqlheoperafiona1ym
xyslam.
Noise
Eleni-cal pube nmaelspiawniinmoslhamasalonellma
or mailer. Th": Wise ls m inlense during [burial
storms. Mn kinds nl slewiw equimem such as Ilghl
dlmrners. lluumselli bulbs, melon. and (all! Ilsa
generale nurse pulses. Because radio lrequendes are
suswmible to maze noise pulses, you may mlofllilly
hear them in your HANDSET. Generally lIley are minor
annoyance and should not be lnlerpreled as a Galen in
your syslem.
Range
Because radio frequency is used. the location ullhe BASE
UNIT lam SM file opening range. Try several lbcaious
in your home or slice and pick lha one Inal piovides me
clumsi signdla me HANDSET.
InIerference
EIedmrlii: u‘rwila Male a relay in ounnecl‘tile cordless
lebphcme In yauiielapnaneine, mm eleclmnic onulh
uperaie in an radio ireriliericy speclmm. erile several
meedJnri oiruills me useo lo prmnl unwanted signals.
(here rmy be periods Mlefl mesa unwamed signals enter
Ine BASE UNIT. You may near cm or near ire relay
aspirate while you are nnl usmg lhe HANDSET. ll the
imndarerlca maurs framienlly. ll in be minimized ur
eliminaleo by lmring ma height Myour ease ANTENNA
or by relaxing lhe BASE uurr. You can check lur
"underarm balm selenim; lhe MN BASE UNIT localiorr
by pilgglnv in the prone.
NOTICE:
This cordless lelepnone uses radio communicmlun
helwem the HANDSET and Ike BASE UNITanli may HUI
ensure privacy 0! wmrmlllcaiinn. Other devices.
lndudlng miter soulless ialeplianes. nayiniarraa with ina
opeiaIim cl Ihis wmlesslelephane wceuse wise during
upeiaiim Units nol conlalnlng coded arms may be
acmsed By olller radio communicaliuil systems.
col-aim telephones must run cause lilierlererxz to any
licensed lafiin service
SAFETY lNSTRUCTlONS l 9
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Before you use your phone, you must set 11 up propeny.
Step 1. Checking the package contents. (page 10)
Step 2. Setting up the BASE UNIT. (pages 11 to 15)
Step 3. Preparing the HANDSET. (pages 16 to 17)
Step 1. Checking the package contents.
A. Make sure you receive the ioliowing items in the package. If anything is mixing or
damaged, reium it to the place of purchase.
HANDSET E155 UN" MOUNTING BRACKET EELT CLIP
SHORTTElEPHONE
TELEPHONE LiNE CORD LINE CORD ACADAPTER
B. You should have a HANDSET, BASE UNIT, AC ADAPTER. MOUNTING BRACKET,
TELEPHONE LINE CORD, SHORT TELEPHONE LlNE CORD, BELT CLIP and
Owner‘s Manual.
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Step 2: Setting up the BASE UNIT
Proper set up requires the following:
1. Choose the best location
Z Connect the BASE UNIT.
3. Choose the DlALING mode,
it Mounting lhe BASE UNIT.
1. Calls are transmitted between the BASE UNIT and the HANDSET using radio waves.
The recommended location of l'he BASE UNIT for noisefree operation is:
1. Bathroom or laundry room » Away 4. Cordless Telephone in Central
from emsive moisture. extremely Loatiort - Near a central location
low temperatures. dust, mechanical and on a level surhce
vibration. or shook 5. Miorcmeve Oven » Away from a
2. TV - Amy lmm TV sets. VCRs. microwave oven
and other eledmnic equipment a. Computer - Away from a personal
3. Window - Away from noise and heat mmputer,
sources such as windows faring : 1. Cordless Telephone - Away lmm
streel with heavy tame, registers anolher cordless telephone
*‘ mdialors
El Vllil
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