Panasonic of North America 96NKX-TD7680 2.4 GHz Cordless Phone (FHSS) - Handset User Manual

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Panasonic
24 GHz Portable Station
Operating Instructions
Model No. KX-TD7680
Thank you for purchasing the Panasonic Model KX-TD7680, 2.4 GHz Porta-
ble Station. Please read this manual carefully before uslng this product
and save this manual for future use.
This manual is designed to be used with your Portable Station and a Panasonic
Hybrid IP PBX KX-TDA200/KX-TDA100.
Before Initial Use
Please read IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS on page 43 before
use. Read and understand all instructions.
0 Registration
You must register your PS to the syslem and determine its extension number
before initial use. For PS registration, consult your dealer.
Accessories (included) For extra orders, call toll free 1-800-332-5368.
El Charger El Battery El AC adaptor El Screws and
(KX-TCA1) Washers
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One One Two
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Instructions
One One
Table of Contents
Before Initial Use. . i . 2
Before Operating the PS. . . . 4
Location of Controls . . 4
Display ........... . 5
Setting Up. , 6
Charging i , 6
Wall Mounting. , 7
Power ONO" . , 8
Wave Search, . 8
Locking the Keypads, B
Ringer Volume Adjustment 9
Receiver Volume Adjustment . 10
F—CO Key Display Example . . 10
Key Operation ............. 11
Making Calls ............. . 12
Calling Another Extension, . . 12
Calling an Outside Party v . 12
Using the Call Log ..... 4 13
Making Calls Using the Directories. . . . . 14
Receiving Calls ........................................ 15
Intercom Calls/Outside Cells/Group Calls. 15
During a Conversation ............. 16
Transferring a Call. , t 16
Holding.,.fiu.. ..... 17
Hands-iree/Monrtor Conversation. . . . 18
Using the Directories ............. 19
Directories. . . . 19
Quick Dial . . .. , 19
PS Dialing Directory , . . . 21
Entering Characters . . . . 25
Other Operations. 27
Programming. . . 32
Changing the Initial Settings .. . 32
Troubleshooting ...... ‘ 40
Important Information, ‘ 42
Before Operating the PS
$2? Location of Controls
Back view
Antenna
Ringer/Charge Speaker
Indicator
Soft/Flexible Receiver
00 (F-CO)
Buttons
Headset Jack \
-The headset is an \
option. Please use‘\
the Panasonic Kx- \
TCAQIIKX-TCAQZ \
Open the ' ‘ ' Navigator Key
(IEEJEI)
HOLD/CLR (Clear)
Button
Display
Cancel/Power Button
TALK/
Speakerphone/
Monitor Button
INFO/ENTEH/
KEYLOCK
Charge Contact Microphone
Function Button
Before Operating the PS
Yiiflm‘flfig at:
Low
s arr in, »
Catehes noises The display depends on
or disconnects Press the corresponding Sofl button to
Out oi range select the item
Hinge! ON & Vibration OFF
Ringer ON St Vibration ON
Ringer OFF & Vibration ON
Ringer OFF 8. Vibration OFF
Meeting mode
idle status, the PS will alert you at it by
vibrating or ringing; the method depends
on the current setting ofihe Ringer
Volume, (See page 9.)
A, ' ? 3: ugh“, w
When using the navigator key‘ only the
dismayed arrows can be pressed
Before Operating the PS
Setting Up
1 Open the battery 2 Install the battery 3 Close the covert
covet
Charging
1 Connect the charger to a power 2 Charge the battery tor about 6 hours,
outlet using the AC adaptor.
Charge
Charger indicator
Cord holder ,
To poweroutlel T0 power an ‘ Charger
outlet ‘ fig
- When charge is completed, the charge indicator will change from red to
green Reler to “Battery Information" on page 42
- The P8 and charger get warm during charging This is normal and not
dangerous,
Before Operating the PS
6? Wall Mounting
The charger can be mounted on a wall.
1 Connect the charger to a power 2 Drive screws in using the wall
outlet using the AC adaptor template below.
30 mm
11 .2 inches)
AC adaptor -To power outlel
3 Mount the charger securely on lhe screws.
ITE‘lnTllfl
Before Operating the PS
63 Power On/Off
m m
Q)
Press rowan lor more
than 2 seconds until
«money is displayed.
Press POWER tor more
than 2 seconds.
\ - With this PS. the POWER button has multiple functions When the
Q button is depressed for longer than 2 seconds, the P8 is either turned on
or turned off. When depressed less than this time, the button serves to
disconnect the telephone conversation or cancel a function. Please
make a mental note at the multiple function at this button as you use this
manual,
$<¥ Wave Search
You can search the best oell station for your PS while it is In idle status.
@’ * C9 SEARCHING L SEARCH ox
Press FUNC. Press 96. .. < 4 a
’ We $3953
é Locking the Keypads
You can lock the dialing buttons while it is in idle status
mu: DUNN m
m in mm.
Press INFO lot more
than 2 seconds
Before Operating the PS
fir Ringer Volume Adjustment
While in stand-by mode or receiving a call, you can adjusl me volume by pressing
@ repealedly. (Default: - - high)
mm at. J‘
Gradually (urns higher
- LOW—VMediUm—iHigh ”non srzp up
Gvadually (urns lower
HMGER 5m nmm
vxamlon 0M
mm)? Orr
' Vlbralion only
. Key lone all mam-ms mm: M
© ' Miuephone volume high
H0” Al-(sy lone only .. vlmnou oFr .. ,
down mmzn on i?
D - Hold down @ to change from “MEETING MODE" to ”VIBRATION OFF/
RINGER OFF".
' ll Key Tone is set to “OFF", the ring (one does not sound while adjusting
the volume.
- While charglng. the PS rings for incoming calls (except in “MEETING
MODE' and “VIBRATION OFF/RINGER OFF").
' If you press @ while in slantHJy mode. the ring tone does not sound
for confirmation.
' Vibration & Ring setting is also available. (See page 33)
Before Operating the PS
$15, ~ Receiver Volume Adjustment
During a conversation or in otf~hook status. you can adjust the volume by pressing
@ repeatedly, (Default: _.:U medium)
semen...-
RECEIVER—I
RECEIVER_-:EI sP—PHONE_£EI
RECEIVER—ill: sp—pl-lcllucclj
5 - You can change the receiver volume during a conversation in Hands-
lree, Monitor or Normal mode. Press @ repeatedly to select the mode.
(See page 18.)
F-CO Key Display Example
F-CO Key Condlllon
Blank: idle
4 > (On):Vou are usmg the llne
' (flashing rapidly): You have an lncomlng call
(flashing slowly):You have 3 held call.
r Fm  z- Flashing rapidly], CANCEL.
or TALK.
- You can turn ofl the ringer and vibration by pressing @ while receiving
a call.
. The receiving call’s name and number will be displayed if lhey are
stored mm a line access number in the PS,
~ You can also answer a call with"
- Any Key Answer (See page 35.)
- Auto Answer (See page 334)
- Quick Answer (See page 33)
15
During a Conversation
. Transferring a Call
0 Transferring to an extension
{1 (x.
E Press7. ; fl ,
@ n a» 3» » («é » ®
P z @ 3 Enlsrextenslon Announce, Press
F325?) i ’ W ” 1 number. CANCEL
: Salem Press
\ ‘TRANSFER'. ENTER. J
0 Transferring to an outside party
f @ 3 N
; Press7 E g i a
@ » § m t s «a» 2;
pm z @ r m‘ f \0 ® ®;
FUNC 1 se|ec| Press 3 Presslineaccess
\ ”TRANSFER". ENTER / number,
—»fir.g» @
Enter phone
number. Anncunce Press CANCEL.
- To return to (he held call before the destination answers, select
“TRANSFER"Ahe corresponding CO butlon/QEB.
16
During a Conversation
Holding
0 To hold (Call Hold)
During a Convener/on
an
Press HOLD
0 To retrieve a call (Call Hold Retrieve)
mm
@>
Press Intercom
Q“ ;~
i {FXXD
6=®®
Press We flashvng 00 key or Intercom.
- You can now a call exclusively not to make other people retrieve your
held call. Consult your dealer for more details.
17
During a Conversation
ifi , Hands-freelMonitor Conversation
Feature Display Description
, g * You can lalk with me calling pany
Hands-free ms FREE . alternately through the speaker without
holding the PS.
i a
' ' > Vou can monitor the calling party’s voice
Monitor MONITOR MODE Ihrough the speaker without holding the
' PS. Your voice can not be heard
Press TALK HANDS pm ”DNITDR moms
repealedly to selecl .
lhe des-reu mode _ f ~ , ,
(Manda-lueMonlmr/
Normal).
~ The receiver volume level can be adjusted separately for each mode.
(See page 10,)
~ If me headsel is set during a conversation in Handeree/Monilor model
the mode will be cancelled automalically.
~ If you put the PS on the charger. only a conversation in Henderee/
Monilor mode can be continued.
18
Using the Directories
éfi Directories
_ . Q You can store names and phone
Qulck Dlal 1, numbers, feature names and numbers for
' PBX (max.10 items).
You can store names, phone numbers
_ _ and group numbers in the PS (max.100
PS Dlallflg items) If you store an outside party’s
Directory - number, you should first store a line
' access number. All directory items are
stored in alphabetical order.
fir Quick Dial
0 Storing
’ ® ‘\
5‘ Pressure unslcrcd f
, qulckdlai number.
@ r em ’ fr ® 6 @ a at
Selecl ,. @ Press FLINC Select Press ENTER of
“QUXCK DIAL - 1 “MODIFY"
r Selecttne unslored ;
t uumkuralnumuer. 3
r “F a o @
Wm Mfr/um
Press ENTER, Enter name Press ENTER
(max 14 characters)
and number‘
(max 32 digits).
~ To enter characters, refer to page 25 and 26.
' "The valid digits are “0" through “9". " 96 " and "$1“
- “X WALK)“ can be stored as a wild card which can be any digits while
dialing.
19
Using the Directories
0 Editing
@ s @ n» ® s @ m
Select Sslscl me Press FUNC Selefl 41!
“ourcx DIAL". deswred item. MODIFY",
; s a» It
PressENTER. PmssENTER. Edumme PvassENYER
max 14 characters;
andnumber‘
{max 32 dlgvis),
5 ' To enter characters, refer to page 25 and 26.
' ”The valid digits are “0" through "9", “ * " and “it",
0 Deleting
®
@ s @ . ® s @ ¢ ”gm 3
Select sew me Press FUNC Select Press ENTER
“qucx DIAL". desnedilem. “DELETE".
t» @ 3 {fig
Sewsm “ms". Press amen.
43
EB)
@ » ® » @ » Q 1 @ »
Selecl Press Salsa Press select “YES", Press
“00ch um"- FUNC "DEN-m ALL". ENTER. ENTER
20
Using the Directories
Q PS Dialing Directory
QStoring
@ ¢ m w
o 4;
Select Press NEW.
“ps-nmuuc",
6 s » *
ween" Press ENTER Enter name Press amen. 4"
NAME. lmax,1€vcnsraclers).
q @ w t e ® m
Sewect PressENTER Emerphunenumber' PressENTEH
“TEL No", (max. 32 uigns).
o h
9 @ s O o v) 0
Select mess ENTER. Enter group number Press ENTER
“GROUP 0". (0-9)
- To enter characters, reier to pages 25 and 26
~ ‘The valid digits are “0“ through “9", “ —)(> " and "it".
' I1 you store an outside phone number. you should first store a line
access number in irom of me phone number.
21
Using the Directories
0 Editing
@r@rww@s©.@, f}
§elscl ” Entsvthslirsl Press Selecrme Press serem Press
Ps-DIALmGJewlenersor ENTER desrrea ENTER, "MODIFY“. ENTER
me uesrreu rrem.
name
‘ ‘ Own . Own) ms
@ Q“, ‘ El ”gm «3
Serecnnename. Press Edrlname Press
ENTER. (max. 16 characlersi. ENTER,
o @ a o » ”MOM,
Selecllhephone Press Edrrphonenumber- press
number, ENTER {max 32 argns), ENTER.
.@» ‘muc
Serecrrnegmup Press \ © 0; mess
number ENTER Ems, a, We“ ENTER,
group number (0-9).
Q - To enler characters reler to pages 25 and 26,
~ ‘The valid digits are “0" through “9' 96 " anq “fit".
. To change lhe number/character, press @ to clear it on the cursor
and enter new oner
- To clear an entire number, hold down @
- To move the cursor on the number/character, use @.
22
Using the Directories
0 Deleting
«gamma?
@ I) b @ 0
selecl Emerme llrsl Selecl lhe Press FUNC.
"PS—DIALIIWG'» lewlenersolme deslrsdilsm.
desireuname.
* mm El @ * MOM
PressENTER, Selsc1"yEs', PressENTER
- You can delete all items all al once. (See page 38‘)
23
Using the Directories
0 Storing an item to the PS Dialing Directory
fififfiwé‘w: A
@ » @ » ® » © » a!”
Selecl h Select the Press Select Press
“REDIAL or desired-(em FUNO. “COPY T0 PS BOOK”. ENTER
“INCOMING we".
%@ s C? 5 mm » @ n O
Selecl Press 3 number Press Press Selem Press
“momma or yoursxlensmn ENTER. FUNC. “Copy To ENTER
LOG—GR? group 95 BOOK"
GROUP N0 ”’.
-r . MW1W§Wm x
@ b E t @ v (
. © 9 l©mn
Select Enter me first Salad the Press Select Press
“psx—sxs» few letters 0! the desired item FuNc. “COPY TO ENTER
mulls desired name. PS Book“.
"my ,
~ When a received number is stored in the PS Dialing Directory‘ the line
access number is also automatically stored with the phone number,
Make sure line access numbers that agree with the PBX settings are
stored with the trunk access code (See page 38.)
24
Using the Directories
_______.___
® Entering Characters
The dialing buttons can be used to enter letters and character symbols. The letters
are printed on the dialing buttons, The table below shows you the characters
available for each button,
0 Character mode table
Table 1 (ABC)
Euumf‘mes 1 z a 4 5 s 7 a 9
E] l ? i 1 7—
E! A B c a b c 2
CD D E p d e f 3
iii a H I g h 1 4
E) J K L j k 1 5
AI) M N o m n o s
P Q R S p q r s 7
DD T u v t u v a
(I) jw x y z w x y z 9
iii ism» . a
m / t 7 z < > is
El Is 25 r‘ e l l e 5 ii
For example, to enter “Anne”:
w”; ~
® 5 ‘(Sfimesl i @>.(5times) § .(5times)
25
Using the Directories
Table 2 (460)
“HOLMES 1 z 3 7 s 9 1a 11 12 13 u 15
E1 1 v “ 1
CD A B c A A ix 1: A A I: c z
\I! D E F E) E E E E 3
(I! G H 1 i i i i 4
(E J K L 5
ll"! M u 0 N p c 0 6 0 o n: a
p Q R r s g 7
T u v u (r r) u a
W X Y y z y 9
(5m! 1 o
/ t — -)(-
S 35 & e E l!
- To clear a character on the cursor, press 629},
,/—\
~ To dear an entire charamer, hold down \@"‘4_’,.
~ To move the cursor to (he left, press @.
~ To move the cursor to Ihe right, press @.
(To enler another characler using the same draling buflonr move the
cursor to the nexl space),
- To shifl me tables, press 5.
26
Other Operations
1° “" Selects? F430 key
assign asa
@ > ’ One-Iouch Dnalmg
humnv
One-touch To program
. I’
D339 > @ firmw- > > © 3933331“ »
» ® » »
70 slot!
(3 ’ ®@..® > > ® V @
Tosellcancel
Hol Line ® se£
@ > ®m ’ on, ’ @
Malone
To am
Calling an £
operator @ > > flté
Speed To dial
(Ds‘zls‘vegm) @ > ®® p syflemspeuddialno. y ”(as b @
ggfimhone @ . ®‘@ > “when”. > M
1a set : To cancel
wnue beefing a busy lone
Automatic > © @ , C9“ , @
Callback
Busy To answer me extension 1 To mswer the oulside (cc) llne
@>fl@$ §@>->@
27
Other Operations
pe ration
Multiple
party
conversation
®>..®>
33‘“
Forwarding
a call
No Answer >
Busy/
No Answer
cancel
Follow Me
cancel
Fallow Me
Do Not
Disturb
@’ ®.® P ® col-"e >
Both
lnlefcom
28
Other Operations
Operalion
:'m cued """"
mm 60cm»—
acall @ ' lawn
®oo->
Sending a wmle heart/793 busy tuna
Call Waiting fi ~
Tone ® > Wall «on an answei. > (é
To seuoancel iov Imgrcnm ulls
Noione
Se
@ >®oo® > £051. @
Call WhisperOHCA
Waiting in sci/cancel for ouiside calls
@ > ®oo@ > [©jj'm}@
To hold me current can and men talk is me new puny
While hearing a lane
@; > [seieciiheuasnmg ® ®,] ’ flag
F-CO key.
To set
(a >®@0>_ > M >
Paging > Waiiior an answer > mg
Tu answer
(a » ®0® » ms
To set
Setting @ > ®®®°
Absent > Q)
Message To cancel
@ >®m®>©
29
Other Operations
as;
Log-in!
Log-out
Clearing
lheieature @ ' ®m > ©
senings
To leave a message wailing indie-lion
When the called sxlenmn VS busy or 6095 nol answer
Sender |:‘®®>.}>@
To cancel a message walnng Indlcllion
$2??? (a >®@o.—>> é)
To call back
Receiver @ ’ ®.® > Q
® >
Looking
your
extenslon To unlock
(a > GD... > » ®
30
Other Operations
Oper ion
Timed
Reminder
Toss! 42" 4
: Wm Gmw 1
®>®®oo®>i_ ’ 5]
52m 1
: hour/mini!“
{0 mfg}.
To cancel
@ >®m0>®
to flop or answer me ringback
.®@
31
Programming
Q Changing the Initial Settings
You can change the default setlings according to your needs while
programming:
- To move the cursor, press @,
- To select the desired item. use © and then press .
~ To exit the programming mode, press @ .
~ When the programming is completed, a beep (one sounds.
0 To change the Initial settings
Dial the menu number
3 33,
* ' (”2's ' i 9,
Press FUNC Press 0, Selecl lhe Press ENTER
desrrsd main item
»@e®¢@¢.@;
Select me Press ENTER Select me Press ENTER,
deslred sub "em. Gama swing,
«4
32
Programming
______—_—-——
Mam Item Sub Item Description Sefllng“ m3.“
You can set the ringer . 11
ANSWER SETTING _ 1mm mum-1m- Wpes for intercom calls. D Hunger
co line calls. and cans for 3mm
each separate group. (6 '
mm Pmmw Bells and 4 Melodies
panerns)
12
um; PATTERN—GR?
You can select the
mam-10mm v , .
vubvenon and nng type.
|:| Ring&VIB
(Ring and 1 4
vwbrale at me
same time)
B VI B —- FU NG
mums low
5 seconds
then nng)
| You can answer 3 ca" by
just lining Ihe PS ofl me
charger.
’ QUICK ANSWER
‘ When you set the auto
answer lealure, you can
answer a can
automatically
mm ANSWER
16
: \:| INT/CO
lAII calls)
‘1 The default seuing is in gray.
33
Programming
Main Item sub Item Description
When you sei me auto
answer, you can set the
time delay before the PS
answers a call
1 automatically. (6 3-20 5)
ANSWER SETTING ; AUTO ms new
1 You can set me ringer/
w CALL Gm" LED/vibration paitem ior
calls for each group. and
relum the semnge lo me
delaull senin s,
v (co/GRP-PATTBRN, e Bells
5 "W PATTERN and 4 Melodies pafiemsj
comm—PATTERN depends ,
on Ihe ringer types ior ;
RING PATTERNfCO D Ringer E
M 12 Panem nov
(CO/GRF-BLINK, RED
m PEWTER" BLINK, GREEN ELINK,
ORANGE ELINK,
RAG, G—m, R—>0.
R—>G—>o, G—>R—>o)’2
(SINGLE, DOUBLE,
v“ "mm TRIPLE, SHORT TERM,
CONTINUOUS)
D Vlbrallon
Pattern no.
”mum 55mm All menu no.13nems \:\ YES 3
} reset to deiauli senmgs. —‘
‘3 D ND 3
“1 The defaunseliing is in gray.
‘2 R=RED, G=GREEN. O=ORANGE
34
Programming
Main Item Sub Item Descrlptlon Setting" mm
mm 5mm; f my My mum You can answeraca" by D on
E pvessmg any dual hunon, 19
“an“, You can 1an of! the key
pad and LCD backligm.
DlSPLA‘t seq-mm
IN-
D 21
“mm.” m You can senne backlighl
limev
22
mum You can select lhe display
l language.
l D ENGLISH
23
a ESPANOL
1 El FRANCAIS
" The default setting 15 in gray.
'2 The display language depends on the selling ol (he syslem.
35
Programming
~ . - . Menu
Malnltem Subllem Descrlpflon : Semng‘ no.
nrsmv smmc 5mm msmv “Youican selecnhe stand»
‘ by display.
D SYS-NO‘!‘ :
EXTN
{System no. v
and extension
no.)
D EXTN
D OFF
1 You can selea vhe dale/
3 |ime dismay tor the stand-
1 by modev
nus/um msm
1 D TIME-IZH‘
DD/MM 25
D TIME-24H, 3
‘ DD/MM j
1 D DATE-
‘ DD/MM
iYou can set the LCD D LEVEL _
‘ cormast (12 levels) MW 26
my comma
e W}
" The delaull setting is in gray,
36
Main Item
Sub Item
Programming
Descrlpflon
DISPLAY SETTING
cum in mm
BEEP smmc
KEY TONE
mica vim-ms
5mm smmc nmmm LOCK
vs PASSWORD
“ The delaull selling is in gray.
You can select the Caller
lD display gelling lrcim ps
Directory or according io
PBX Selling.
You can lurn off/on me
key (one.
You can turn ell/on the
range wamlng alarm.
You can lock/unlock me
PS DIALING
DIRECTORY and
INDOMlNG CALL LOG! El ON
INCOMING CALL LOG
GROUP/OUTGOlNG
CALL LOG. 41
H PS PASSWORD is Set (0
DISABLE. it is required lo
enter me PS password
io look me direciory.
The P8 PASSWORD is
sel lo ENABLE
automatically,
You can set me password ‘
for (he securily selling.
It DISABLE is set. (he PS
Dialing Directory is
unlocked automalicallyv
lf ENABLE IS set. the PS
password is required lor
the programming:
40 enter
SECURITY SETTING
37
Programming
Main Item
Description
5mm smlm MEMORY cum
ALL Ps-Boox DEL
SYSTEM SETTING REGISTRATION
DELETE SYSTEM
erg-mt LOCK
access SYSTEM
CHANGE PIN
TRLlNK ACCESS co
" The default setting is in gray,
You can return the lollowing
settings to default all at once:
ANSWER smmc
(except CALL cRouP)
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