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Table of Contents
Introducing the Microsoft Phone System
8 Welcome!
8 Using the Handset
9 Handset Buttons
IO Message Navigation Buttons
1 I Microsoft Phone LEDS
l2 The Base Station
13 The Charging Cradle
14 Keeping the Bauery Charged
14 Synchronizing Your Handser
16 Adjusting zhe Volume
17 Protecting and Maintaining Your Phone
Using the Mierosal'l Phune
20 Making and Receiving Calls
21 Speed Dialing
21 Operating the Phone During Calls
@ 23 Using the Answering System
24 Using the Navigaricn Keys on me Handser $
25 Changing Your Greeting
25 Testing Your Greering
ZS Leaving a Memo
25 Screening Calls
25 Using Voice Commands from (he Handset
27 Calling from a Remote Phone
Introducing the Microscfl Call Manager Schware
30 Using rhe Sofrware
30 Leaving Your Computer On All «he Time
30 Getting Help
Troubleshooting
32 Hardware Troubleshooung Tips
License. Warranty and Regulations
34 Comzcrmg Microsoft Product Supporr
36 License and Warranry A greemenz
40 FCC lnformnnon
43 Technical Specificnnnns
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Section One
9 the Microsoft Phone System
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hold.
Channel (Chan)
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Handset Indicator Lights
The indicatur lights. or LEDs (light-emit-
|ing diodes), an the handset 21] provide
informminn
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phone is ringing.
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- To page your handset
The Base Stutlon - Press rhe Page button on lhe Ease unit.
The base station is located next to and The Page {one will pm on your handset
zinc-Chad to your Computer, for one minute, and (hen shur off auto-
mnlically. To turn ir off manually, press
Choosing Tone or Pulse Dialing my bum)" on the handset
The Tone/Pulse switch on the brick of the
base nation should be ser lo Tone when
you unpack ii. If your telephone com-
pany provides rotary service only, sci this
switch to Pulsel
Note Users with pulse dialing can swirch
to using (ones by pressing the star (")
buuon.
Finding a Lost Handset
If you misplace your handset, ynu can
page ll from the base station. ' simian ix p|uggud in.
Peg-r Billion
Buzz" n. hand“. so ynu
can Incqh lr.
tom/Puke
switch
Enables you in
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Volume
button
Use the Volume (Vol) button on the side
of the handset to set the volume of the:
- Ringer
~ Handset loudspeaker
- Earpiece
RingerVqume
when the phone is not in use, press the
Volume button to change the ringer vol-
ume, The button toggles through three
settings:
- Low (default)
' High
' Ringer off
When you press the button, the ringer
tone plays so you can hear the current
level.
Loudspeaker and Earpiece Volume
When you are listening to someone on the
phone, use the Volume button to change
the sound level oflhe current audio out-
put device, either the earpiece or the
handset loudspeaker. (Press the LDSPKR
button on the handset to switch between
the earpiece and the loudspeaker.) The
button toggles through three settings:
- Low (default for earpiece)
- Medium (default for loudspeaker)
' High
To change the volume clthe ringer, loud-
speaker. or earpiece:
1 Make sure you are in the right mode
for setting the pnmcular volume you
want.
2 Press the Volume button once or twice
to switch to the volume level you
prefer
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Changing Your Greeting
The quickest way to change your greeting
is from the Mailbox Setup page in
Microsoft Call Manager, See onlme Help
for information,
However. you can change the greeting
from your Microsoft Phone handset,
using Test mode.
To change your greeting from the handset
1 Press SPEED—93 (the SPEED button,
then the 9 button twrce).
This gets you into Test mode, which is
the same as ityou called in from a
remote phone
2 While listening to the greeting. press
3, then 1, Lhen what?7??do we need
access code???
Note You can also change your greeting
when calling in from a remote phone. See the
section on calling in from a remote phone later
lI'l this manual.
Testing Your Greeting
You can test your greeting at any time,
from either the Microsoft Phone handset
or the computer.
To test your greeting(s) irorn the Microsoft
Phone handset
- Press SPEED»9-9 (the SPEED button,
then 9 twice).
To test your greetingls) trorn the
computer
~ in Microsoft Call Manager, open the
Mailbox Setup page, then click the
Test button. Follow the directions on
the dialog.
Microsoft Call Manager plays your
greetmg(s) as if you were calling from a
Outside phone
Leaving a Memo
Can we do this from the handset”
Screening Calls
Screening calls enables you to listen to a
caller leave a message and decide
whether to continue the recording or pick
up the phone.
Call screening is enabled in the software.
See online Help for more information.
When call screening is turned on, you can
hear the caller‘s voice through the
computer's speakers, the handset loud-
speaker, or both.
Using Voice Commands
You can check your messages, dial a
speed dial number, or perform any of
several other operations with a voice
command using the Microsoft Phone
handset.
For example using the handset in the
kitchen, you might decide to call morn
while stirring the soup on the stove. So
you pick up the handset, press the Voice
Command button, and say “Call Mary
Smith." To listen to your messages, you
would say “Check voice messages,"
Important: The speech recognition program
used by Microsoft Call Manager works out of the
box. You don't have to train it to recognize your
voice or manner of speaking
To issue a voice command from the hand-
set
1 Press and release the Voice Command
(VCmd) button on the side of the
handset.
2 when you hear the ready tone. say
your command into the handset.
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Using the Microsoft Phone
Using the Answerlng
System
Determining if you haVe Messages
If you have unheard messages:
- The Messages LED flashes on your
handset
- Your computer produces a message
alert tone find the Messages icon on
the nnvigatton bar indicates the
number of unheard messages (Some
new computers have a messages
indicator light. If yours has one, it
will flash.)
Retrieving Your Messages
Your computer is your answering system.
Your recorded greetings and messages
left by callers are stored on the computer.
_@ You can listen in your messages using the
computer or the Microsoft Phone handset.
To retrieve your messages using the hand-
set .' Mesiuge
- Press the MESSAGES button. Your ,: Mm”
unheard messages and any saved 18 '
messages are played back.
or
' Press the VOICE COMMAND
(VCmd) button and say “Check voice
messages?“ See Secllofl 3 in this
manual for more information on
issuing voice commands.
To retrieve your messages using the com
puter
- Press F12 on your keyboard,
or
Flush button
- Open the Messages page, select the
message or messages you want to
heart and click the Play bullonr
Channel lumen
Loudspeaker
button
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Note You can also retrieve your messages
lrom a remote phone. See Section 4 in this
manual,
Speed Dialing
Use the SPEED button on your handset to
dial any of up [0 40 phone numbers that
you have stored in memory on your
computer
To create a speed dial number
- Define speed dial numbers on the
Phone page in Microsoft Call
Manager. See online Help for more
information.
To dial a speed dial number from your
handset
1 Press the SPEED button.
2 Press the two-number code for the
speed that number you created in
Microsoft Call Manager, For example.
you might press 02 or 25. (You must
include the 0 with (he first nine speed
dial numbers.)
Tip it you can’\ remember all your speed dial
codes. you can use voice commands in recall
them. For example, you can say ‘List speed
dials”, ot'List Speed Dials for Family." See
the section on using voice oommands on page
265i
Operating the Phone
During Calls
Putting a Call on Hold
Use me HOLD button to temporarily
suspend a phone call without disconnect-
ing the cal]. When u call is on hold, you
cannot hear the far end party, and the far
end party cannot hear you.
To suspend a call
1 Press the HOLD button on the hand,
SCI.
2 To resume the conversation, press the
HOLD burlon again.
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3 If Microsoft Phone understands your
command, the Recognized Tone will
be played and the command will be
per-fanned.
If your command is not understood,
the Unrecognized tone will play.
Repeat steps 1 and 2.
To get help with voice commands
1 Press and release the Voice Command
button on the handset.
2 When you hear the ready tone, say
"What can I say?“
Microsoft Phone will repeat some of the
available voice commands ro you. All of
the commands are listed below.
Voice commands
For a complete list of the voice com-
mands and responses, see “voice com-
mands" in Microsoft Call Manager Help.
General commands
What can I say"
What time is it?
Take a memo
Replay the prompl
Test answering system
Report system status
End comversation
To make a call
Call 
Place a call
List speed dials
Lisl speed dials for 
To check messages
Check voice messages
List mailbox names
Check voice messages for 
To navigate while listening to messages
Pause message
Resume message
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Skip forward
Skip backward
Skip to beginning
Replay messag
Delete message
Delete all messages
Save message
Return Ihe call
Play message details
Next message
To change settings
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Screen incoming calls at computer
Screen incoming calls at handset
Do not screen incoming calls at
computer
Do not screen incoming calls at
handset
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Section Seven
LTCEmsé, Warranty,
and Regulations
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United States Regulatory Information
Fan 68 —- FCC Registration and Repair inlnrmaiion
1) Connection to lhe telephone network
The Federal Cummumcaiicns Commission (FCC) has established Rules which permit this
device to be directly connected to the telephune network. Standardized jacks are used for
these connections. This equipment should not be used on party lines or coin phones.
2) Equipment malfunction
If this device is malfunctioning. it may also be causing harm to the telephone network; this
device should be disconnected until the source of the problem can be determined and until
repair has been made If this is not done, the telephone company may temporarily discon-
nect service
3) Telephone company changes
The telephone company may make changes in its technical operations and procedures; ifsuch
changes affect the compatibility or use of this device, the telephone company is required to
give adequate notice of the changes. You will be advised of your riglu [0 file a complaint
with the Etc
4) Required information
if the telephone company requests information on what equipment is connected to their line,
inform them of:
a) The telephone number to which fills unit is connected,
b) The Ringer Equivalence Number. [0.ib]
c) The usoc jack requircd. [RillC]
ti) The FCC Registration Number. [xxxUSA-XXXXX-XX-E]
Items (b) and (d) are indicated on the label on the bottom of the base station The Ringer
Equivalence Number (REN) is used to determine how many devices can be connected (0 your
telephone line. in most areas, the sum of the REN's of all devices on any one line should not
exceed five (5.0) If too many devices are attached. they may not ring properly.
5) Repair information
in the event of equipment malfunction, all repairs should be performed by Microsoft. it is the
responsibility of users requiring service to report the need for service to Microsoft. Service
can be obtained at (425) 635-7040
6) Programming Emergency Numbers for Speed Dialing
If you store police, fire, or other emergency numbers as speed dial numbers, be aware that:
a) The manufacturer assumes no responsibility for the proper functioning of the speed dial
numbers during an emergency.
b) Testing of speed dial emergency numbers is not recommended. lfyuu do call an emer-
gency number. stay on the line and briefly explain the reason for the call. Programming and
testing of emergency numbers should he performed dunng off-peak hours, such as m the
early morning or late in the evening, when the emergency services (end [0 be less busy.
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i'éense, Warranty and Regulations
Technical Spe tcufions
Minimum Recommended Requirements:
~ Personal computer with a Pemium 60 processor
- CD-ROM drive
- Microsoft Windows 95 or later
- IGMB of memory required
- Between 15 and 70MB of hard disk space (up to SSMB during installation). depending
on whether lnlemet Explorer 4.0 is already installed or not. You should also make
sure you always have at least lOMB of free hard disk space for storing voice mail
messages.
- 256—color video adapter/monilor
- 16-bit sound card with microphone and Speaker“)
- Free serial port
' Computer must be left on to use answering system, speed dial numbers. and voice
commands
- Caller ID features require caller ID service from your phone company
©- Phone Specifications Q
Frequency Central: Crystal-controlled Dual PLL Synlhesizer
Operation Mode: FVI, full duplex
Ringer Equiwlence: 0.11)
Jack: RJI 1C
Transmit Frequency
Handset: 925.05MH1 to 927475MHZ
Base station: 902.3MH2 in 905 OMHz
Receive Frequency
Handset: 902 SMHZ (0 905.0MHZ
Base station: 925.05MH1 to 927.75MHZ
Power Requirements
Handset: Rechargeable nickel-cadmium bartery pack
Base station, DC 9V from AC adapter
Charger: DC 9V from AC adapter
Battery Life (approximate)
Standby: 7 days
Talk: 8 hours
Recharging time: 10 hours
Weight
Handset: 1 lb. (with battery included)
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misapplicatiom Any replacement SOFTWARE or Hardware Device will be warA
ranted for the remainder of the original warranty period or thirty (30) days. which-
ever is longer, To exercise your remedy. contact Microsoft
at:
GENERAL PROVISIONS. All of the General Provisions of the EULA also apply
to this Limited Warranty. and each provision is incorporated herein by this reference
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Base Slalion: 3 lbs.
Charging cradle and AC adapter: 2 lbs,
Dimensions (approximate, not including
antennas)
Handset: 8" tall x 2.25" wide x 1.75"
deep
Base station: 9" long x 575" high x 3"
wide
Chargert 4“ high x 4" adds x 5" deep
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next 90 days for the SOFTWARE and the next year(s) thereafter for the Hard-
ware Device. and under normal use and service, (a) the SOFTWARE will perform sub-
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defects in materials and workmanship, and (c) any Support Services provided by
Microsoft shall be substantially as described in applicable written materials provided to
you by Microsoft, and Microsoft support engineers will make commercially reasonable
efforts to solve any problem issues.
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ICES-003 Requirements
This Class B digital apparatus meets all requirements of the Canadian Interference-Caus-
ing Equipment Regulations,
Cet appareil numérique de la classe B est confrome a la norme NMB-003 du Canada
IC 03-03 Requirements
NOTICE: The Industry Canada label identifies certified equipment, This certification
means that the equipment meets certain telecommunications network protective, opera-
tional, and safety requirements as prescribed in the appropriate Terminal Equipment
Technical Requirements document(s)i The Department does not guarantee the equipment
will operate to the user's satisfaction.
Before installing h's equipment, users should ensure that it is permissible to be con—
nected to the faclll es of the local telecommuncrations company. The equipment must
also be installed using an acceptable method of connection. The customer should be
aware that compliance With the above conditions may not prevenl degradation of service
in some situations
Repairs to certified equipment should be coordinated by a representative designated by
the supplier, Any repairs or attemaiions made by the user to this equipment. or equip-
ment malfunctions, may give the telecommunications company cause to request the user
to disconnect the equipment
Users should ensure for their own protection that the electrical ground connections ofthe
power utility, telephone lines, and internal metallic water pipe system, if present, are
connected together. This precaution may be particularly important in rural areas.
Caution: User should not attempt to make such connections themselves, but should
contact the appropriate electric inspection authority, or electrician, as nppropnate.
The Ringer Equivalence Number (REN) ofthis device is 0.lb.
NOTICE: The REN assigned to each terminal device provides an indication of the maxi-
mum number of terminals allowed to be connected to a telephone interface. The termina-
tion of an interface may consist of any combination of devices subject only to the require-
ment that the sum of the REN of all the devices does not exceed 5.
3) The telephone jack type required IS RJl 1C.
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Parl 15 -lntet1erenbe Information
This device complies With Pan 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following
two Conditions: 1) this device may not cause harmful interference. and 2) this device must
accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.
The Microsoft Phone System base station and handset radiate radio frequency (RF) energy. If
not installed rind used in strict accordance With the instructions given in the printed documen-
ration, these devices may cause harmful interference with other radio-operated devices (for
example, AM/FM radios, televisions, baby monitors, cordless phones, etc.) Any cable that is
connected to the base station musi be a shielded cable that is properly grounded. (The cable
supplied with the base station is properly grounded.)
The Microsoft Phone System hardware has been tested‘ and it complies with the limits for a
Class B computing device in accordance with the specifications in Part 15 of the us. Federal
Communication Commission rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protec-
tion against harmful RF interference in a residential insiallaiion. There is, however, no guar-
antee that RF interference will not occur tn a particular installation.
To determine if the base station is causing interference to other radio—communication devices.
close the Microsoft Call Manager program on your computer, then unplug the base station. If
the interference stops, it was probably caused by the base station. If the interference centin~
ues after you disconnect the base station remove the battery from the handset If the interfer»
ence still continues, turn the computer off and then on again, If the interference siopped
when the computer was off, check to see if one of the input/output (1/0) devices or one or the @_
computer's tntemal accessory boards is causing the problem. Disconnect the 1/0 devices one
at a time and see ifihe interference stops,
It the base station or your computer does muse interference. try the following measures to
correct it:
- Relocate the antenna ofthe other radio communications devtce (for example, AM/FM
radios, telewsions baby monitors, cordless phones, etci) until the interference stops.
- Move the base station fanher away fromthe other radio communications device.
' Plug the computer and base station into a power outlel that is on a different circuit, con—
trolled by different circuit breakers or fuses, than the other radio communications device.
- it necessary, ask your computer denier or an experiencedradio-TV technician for more
suggestions. You may find helpful information in the booklet “The interference Hand-
book" (1995), publlshed by the FCC. The booklet is available from the Compliance and
information Bureau of the FCC (LESS-CALL FCC) and on their website at httpt/l
www.fcc.gov,cibl.
Note Any changes or modifications not expressly approved by Microsoil could void the usel’s authority
to operate this device.
Part 15 — Sell Certltlcation Requirements
- Tested to comply with FCC Standards
' For home and office use,
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Hardware
Troubleshooting Tips
ldon’l have a free serial port in which
lo plug in the base station
The base Station must be connected to
your computer through a serial port.
Most computers have two external serial
ports. often labeled Corn] and Coml,
Serial pans are normally 9-pin. but one or
both may he 25-pin.
If you don't have an open serial port, you
may be able to free one up ln one of the
following ways:
- Disconnect another device from t.
serial port
Do you have a device connected to a
serial port that you don't use or need’!
If so, disconnect it from your com-
puter.
- If you have a serial mouse, you may
he nhle In replace it with 3 PS/2 or
USB mouse
If your mouse is connected to one of
your serial ports, check tosee it“ you
have a round mouse (PS/2) port. If so.
you can free up your serial port by
purchasing and installing a PS/2
mouse,
Ifyou have 3 Universal Serial Bus
(USB) port. you can replace your
serial mouse with a USB mouse.
- Ifymr have a use port, your can
install a USB/serial port adapter
The USE/serial port adapter plugs into
3 USE port and provides several serial
port outlets. You can then move a
device connected to a serial port on
the back of the computer to the
adapter. and connect the base station
to the main sennl port,
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to a sEflEl port on the back at the computer, Do
nDl connect it lo a serial port on 3 USE adapter
as the phone thl not work properly.
I have a free serial port, but the plug
doesn‘t iii
If you have a free-serial port. but it is a
25-pln port, use the 9-pin~lo-25»pin
adapter that is shipped with the Microsoft
Phone System,
Important: Use only the adapter provided with
your phone. The phone wtll not work properly
with other adapters.
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Microsoft Call Manager is the software
portion of your Microsoft Phone System.
You can use your cordless phone without
the software. but you lose the answering
system. speed dial numbers, voice com-
mands, and many other features.
Note To install Microsoft Call Manager, see
the ‘Fiead Me First" card, Be sure to set up
and connect your Microsoft Phone hardware
lirst. men install the software.
Using the Software
Microsoft Call Manager enables you to
both configure your Microsoft Phone
System and to use your computer as a
phone.
With a set of speakers and a microphone.
you can make and take calls at the com—
puter while composing or reading e-mnil.
surfing the World Wide Web. or playtng
computer games,
For complete information on using
Microsoft Call Manager, see online Help.
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Leaving Your Computer
On All the Time
It is important that you leave your com-
puter running at all times once you have
installed Microsoft Call Manager. To
conserve energy while continually run-
ning your computer, check your
computer's power management settings.
At the very least. tum off your monitor
when you are using the computer. See
“power management" in online Help for
more details.
Getting Help
Microsoft Call Manager Help provides
complete information for ustng the Soft—
ware. There are two types of onlme
Help:
- What’s This” help about a particular
feature or control.
- Conceptual and procedural help.
To display What‘sThis? help
1 Rtghl~cll€k a feature or control on any
one of the five pages or on a dialog
box or property sheet.
2 Cltck chnl’s Thi
or
1 Click What’s This? on the Help menu
(or press CTRL+F1). then point at a
Control or feature and cltck.
To display conceptual and pmcedural help
1 Click Help Topics on the Help menu
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Cal mg from a Remote
Phone
You can retrieve your voice messages.
your email messages, and change your
greeting from any remote pushbuttun
(touchtone) phone. You must define a
remote access number (password) (0
access your answering system.
To access your answering system irom a
remote phone
1 Call your phone number.
2 Once the answering system picks up
and begins playing your greeting,
press Star m.
3 When prompted, enter your remote
access number,
If you have multiple mailboxes, enter
the mailbox number before entering
the remote access number, The mail-
box number is the number assigned to
the mailbox when you create it. It is
shown to the left of the mailbox name
on the Mailbox Setup page in the
Microsoft Phone software
Note See Help in Microsoft Call Manager for
information on defining a remote access
number,
Using toll saver
Toll saver enables you to determine
whether you have messages without
having to pay fora phone call. When you
call in from it remote phone, Ihe
Microsoft Phone answering system will
pick up aflerlwo rings itthere are mes-
sages If there are no messages. the an—
swcrtng system won't pick up until the
lounh nng. enabling you to hang up after
three rings
Note You can change the toll saver ring
settings on the Phone Settings properties.
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Making and Receiving
Calls
This section explains how to make and
receive calls with the handset. For mak-
ing and receiving calls at the computer,
see Microsoft Call Manager Help,
Making Calls
To make a call from the handset
1 Press the PHONE button,
2 Dial the phone number.
3 To hang up, press the PHONE button
again.
Receiving calls
To receive a call using the handset
1 When the phone rings, press the
PHONE button.
If the handset is in the charging mule
when it tings.jusr pick it up. You
don’t have to press the PHONE button.
2 when you finish, press the PHONE
button again to hang up.
Redialing a Number
To redial the last number called
- Press the REDIAL button on the
handset.
Note Pressing REDIAL on the handset calls
the last number dialed on the handsetTo
redial (he last number called lrom the com-
puter. click the Radial button an (he Phone
page in Microsoft Call Manager. These bul-
tons operate separately.
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Pick up any extension phone
or
Click the Speaker button in Microsoft
Call Manager.
Note A call left on hold will be disconnected
after 10 minutes,
When a call is on hold. the HOLD/DND
indicator light is on.
What can you do while a call is on Hold:
Use a voice command or press the MES—
SAGES button to listen to your messages.
What else?
Using Call Waiting
If you subscribe to a call waiting service
through your telephone company, you can
switch to a new call during a
conversation.
Q To switch to a new call
1 When a new call is indicated by a
tone. press the FLASH button on your
handset.
The new call is connected and the
current caller is put on hold.
2 To switch back to the first caller, press
FLASH again.
Reducing Interference on the line
When you press the PHONE button on
the handset to make or answer a call.
Microsoft Phone automatically searches
for the clearest frequency, However, it
you encounter interference while talking
on the handset, move closer to the base
station. If the interference persists,
switch to a different frequency.
To reduce noise
- Press the CHANNEL (CHAN) button
to switch to a different frequency
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Note If you press the CHANNEL button
when you are out ol mnge ol the base station,
you will hear the Out of Flange tone. You must
re-synchronize the handset with the base
station before making another call it you hear
that lone.
Switching to the Handset Loud-
speaker
The LOUDSPEAKER (LDSPKR) button
on your handset switches the audio output
from the earpiece to the speaker. This
enables you to hear the caller or other
audio output without having to hold the
phone to your ear. For example, you
might switch to the loudspeaker while
writing directions that the far and party is
providing, or listening to messages.
Note The loudspeaker provides for one-way
communication only. The handset microphone
is muted when you are using the loudspeaker.
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Using the Navigation
Keys on the Handset
While listening to messages with the
Microsoft Phone handset. you can navi-
gate between and within messages, using
the buttons shown below.
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skip ahaad IO secand;
Delete turf-n! m-uag-
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Section Two
Using the Miérosofi Ph c;
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Protecting and
Maintaining Your Phone
Treat your phone gently
The handset, charger, and base station all
contain complex electronic parts: treat
them with care. Place the handset down
gently. Locate the charger and base sta-
tion so they don't get knocked around.
Cleaning
"Die plastic casing exterior of the handset,
charger, and base Smllon is durable and
should retain its lustre for years, Use
only a soft, slightly dump cloth to clean
it. For stains. use a mild soap, but do not
use detergents. excess water, or harsh
abrasives or solvents of any kincl.
Clean the contacts on the bottom of the
handset, the (0p rear of the base station,
and in the cradle of the charger once a
month With a soft cloth moistened lightly
Wllh isopropyl alcohol.
Lightning
Electrical storms can sometimes cause
power surges which can damage your
phone equipment or computer. You may
want to unplug electrical equipment when
a storm is approaching
Warning: Do not unplug equipment
during an electrical storm.
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The Charging Cradle
After yuu have set up and tested the
Microsoft Phone handset to make sure
that it works properly, you can move the
charging cradle and handset to another
location in your home or office See Step
8 in the “Read Me First" card for infor-
mation on locating the charging cradle
Accessibility Fealure:
Affixing the Cradle in Place
The Velcro strip provided with your
Microsoft Phone is intended for users
with disabilities, specifically for people
who are unable to pick up the handset to
dial it.
\. Velcro Ship
7h Microsoft Phone System
To affix the cradle in place
1 Separate the two pieces of Velcro,
2 Remove the plastic covering from one
piece and attach it lengthwise to the
bottom or the cradle 50 that it overlaps
the from lip.
3 Remove the plastic covenng from the
other piece or velcro and attach it to a
hard surface where you want to locate
lhe cradle.
4 Place the cradle over the Velcro stnp
and move it back and forth to enmesh
the velcrc fibers
Charging LED
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Message Navigation
Buflons
Use the buttons on the keypad to navigate
while you are listening to messages at the
handset.
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Welcome!
Welcome to the Microscft Phone System
[or Mndows 95 and Mndows 98. The
Microsoft Phone System is the first
cordless phone to be fully integrated with
the computer,
The Microsoft Phone System includes
Microsoft Call Manager, suftware which
adds these features to your cordless
phone:
- A powerful home voicemail system
that enables you to create a separate
message mailbox for each user or a
home business,
- An out-oFlhe-box speech recognition
program that enables you to issue
veice commands from the handset.
For example, yuu can say “Call mam"
or “Call Bob Smith" to have Microsoft
Call Manager make the call for you.
- A text-terspeech program that reads
your email to you remotely.
~ Up to 40 speed dial numbers.
- Call screening and message retrieval
available from the handset.
- An online Window Address Book that
stares information about your friends.
relatives. and clients.
- Caller ID features such as private
greetings and customized announce-
ments that tell you who is calling.
IMPORTANT Use the “Read Me First” catd to
set up your sEtem.
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Using the Handset
The illustrations on the next five pages
describe the buttons and lights on the
handset, the charging cradle, and the base
station.
Getting Help on the Handset Buttons
It you forget what a particular button on
the handset is for, audio Help is always
available The function of each button on
ycur handset is explained in depth
To get audit: help an the handset
1 Press the Help bultdn (0) when the
phone is not in use.
2 Listen to the menu (0 get information
about a particular button.
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Accessibt try Features
For users who are hearing or visually-impaired, or have some disabi “ty that makes it
difficult to pick up the handset, Microsoft Phone includes the following features:
' A TTY/I'DD interface in the Microsoft Call Manager software. See online Help for
information on using this fertlure.
~ Both the Read Me First card and the User's Guide are provided in an onlme format
that can be read by a screen reader. The Read Me First card is directly available from
the Welcome screen, while the User's Guide is located at the root directory of the CD-
ROM disk. Both can be read and printed from the CD-ROM or copied to the user's
hard disk.
- Audio help on the handset buttons, A full description of the buttons on the handset is
avarlable by pressing the Help button (0). then pressing l.
' The earpiece on the handset is hearing aid-cnmpatibie.
- The S-key on the handset includes a dimple for orientation.
- A velcro strip is included that can be attached to the bottom of the charging cradle.
This enables a user to dial the handset sitting in the charging cradle wilhout having to
hold onto the cradle.
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Important Safety Instructions
When using your telephone equipment, basic safety precautions should always be fol»
lowed to reduce the risk of fire, electric shock, and injury to persons. including the fol-
lowing:
1 Do not use. or permit children to use, the Microsoft Phone near water; for example,
near a bath tub. wash bowl. kitchen sink. or laundry tub, in a wet basement, at near a
swimming pool.
2 Avoid using a telephone, (other than a cordless type) during an electrical storm. There
may be a remote risk of eleclfil: shock ftcm lightning.
3 Do not use the telephone to report a gas leak in the vicmity of the leak.
4 Use only with the power cord and batteries indicated in this manual. Do not dispose
of batteries in a fire, They may explode. Check with local codes for possible special
disposal instructions,
5 If you must transport this phone on an airplane. remove the battery from the handset to
ensure that it does not emit any radio frequency (RF) signals
Save These Instructions
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