Radio Shack 4301701 900 MHz Cordless Telephone User Manual
RadioShack Corporation 900 MHz Cordless Telephone
User Manual
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READ THIS BEFORE INSTALLATION
Each device that you connect to the phone hne oraws power
(tom the phone hne, We relerto (his power draw as the device's
ringer equtvalence number, or REN. The REN rs on the bottom
a' me base.
Iv you are using more man one phone or other demo on the
hne, add up aH the RENs If the (mm ls more Ihan hve (three |n
rura4 areas), your phone mrght not rlng. u nnger operation rs tmv
paired, remove a (fence trom the fine
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um, Thrs rewephone oompnes wt 8 or FCC Rules. You must,
upon request, provrde t regrstratron number and the
REN to your phone 0 These numbers are on the bola
mm or me base.
Nate: You must not connect your phone to any of the renewing:
- com-operated systems
- penyhhe systems
- most ereotronro Key phone systems
In Ihe unllkely event [hm your phone causes pmblems on the
phone hne, the phone company can mmpurarhy drsconhnue
your service, 11 thls happens, the phone company attempts to
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you at your right to tile a compiaiht With the FCC.
Also, the phone company can make changes to its lines, equip-
ment. operations, or procedures that could afiect the operation
ol this telephone The teiephcne company nottlies you at these
changes in advances. so you can take the necessary steps to
prevent interruption or your telephone service.
This equipment compiies With the limits to! a Class B dtgitai de-
vice as specified in Part 15 of FCC Rules. These iimits provide
reasonable protection against radio and TV interiererlce in a
residentiai area. However. your equipment might cause TV or
radio tntertererioe even when it is operating properly. To eiimi»
nate interterence. you can try one or ore of the toiiowirig cor-
- Fieorient or reiocate the r antenna.
- Increase the dlstance®y n the equipment and the radio
or TV.
- Use outlets on diflerent electrical circuits tor the equipment
and the radio or TV
Consult your incal Radicshack store it the prohtem stili exists.
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CHANGE on MODlFiCATIONS TO THIS UNIT NOT EXPRESSLY APPROVED BY RADIOSHACK
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Features
Preparation
Selecting a Location
Connecting the Base .
Connecting and Charging the Banery Pack
Recharging me Banery Pack
Connecting and Adjusling (he Headsei .
Semng Ring/Vibrate/Duai ,.
Turning the Ringers On or on .
Setting the Dialing Mode
Operation
Adjustlng the Headset‘s Voiu
J} Using Hoid . .
——r ‘ Using Conierence
T cnanging Channels .
Using Rediai
Using Mute
Using Fiasn
Using Tone Sewices an a Puise Line
Using Page
Memcry Dialing.
smnng a Number in Memory .
Entering a Pause In Memory Number ‘ . 21
Diaiing a Stored Number .
Chain-Diaiing Service Numbers .
Testing Stored Emergency Numbers
Troubleshooting
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El Features
Vour Rad'loshack 2-Llne 900 MHZ Handslree Cordless Phone
combines the clarlty 01900 MHz communication Wllh portablllty
and convenience. The phone‘s cordless keypad clips to your
ball or clothlng so you can make and answer calls away lrom
the unlt’s base. The headset allows you to use your hands while
you talk,
Your phone's other reelures lnclude:
Nil-Memory Speed Dlel — stores up to 10 frequently-called
phone numbers lor easy dlallng
RIngNihrate Dual Mode Seleetl ®ts you set the rlngerto
rlng, vibrate‘ or both.
Receiver Volume Contra ;& you adjust the volume you
hear during a call.
Ample Talk and Stang'rlme — when lully charged (about
12 hours), the supplled oanery provldes about 7 hours ol talk
tlme or 7 days of standby tlme.
10-Channel Auto Scan — aulomeocally selects a clear chan-
hel when you make or answer e cell.
Conference — lets you talk to pames on both lmes al the same
tlme.
Securlty Access-Protection Code v prevents other cordless
phone users from uslng your phone line,
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call out all the buttons
on the phone, base,
and headset (if y)
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SELECTING A LOCATION
You can place the phone‘s base on a llal surface such as a
desk. shell, or tablet Select a locatlon that ls:
. hear an easily ecoesslole AC outlet
- hear a telephone lrhe lack
- out ol the way ol normal actlvilles
wane llllng cablnelsr wrrelese ems, security alarms,
i and room monltors Q
1T” The base's locatlon affect ®lDHEVS range. lf you have a ‘
- away from eleclrical machinery, elsglllcal appllances. metal
cholce cl several localio each to see whlch provides the l
best pertormenee.
Notes:
~ Your telephone connects drrectly to a modular telephone
lrhe lack. ll your phone llne lack ls not a modular lack. you
can update the wlrll’lg yoursell‘ uslhg lacks and eoapters
available at your local RadloShack store, Or, you can let
the phone company update the wing lor you.
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CONNECTING THE BASE r
You can power the base using the supplied l2V‘ aoo-mA AC
adapter
Cautions:
- Veu must use a Class 2 power source lhal supphes 12V
DC and dellvers 31 least 300 mA, Its center tip must be 55!
to posnive and we plug must lit the phone‘s DC12V anumA
Jack. Uslng an adapter that does not meet these specifica-
tions could damage the phone or the adapter
- Always canned the AC adapler to the base helere you
connect u to AC power. When on llmsh, dlsconnecl (he
adapler hem AC power belo® dlsconnecl u lrom the
base.
—@+ 1 Plug one end ol the Sufi odular cord mm the L1 or L2
jack Plug the mod@ rd‘s other end mm a modular
1 phone line jack,
2 Plug the supplied AC adapler‘s barrel plug into the Do 12V
300mA jack. Plug lhe adapter mm a standard AC outlet.
3. Lift the base's antenna to a vertical pos'lllon.
CONNECTING AND CHARGING THE
BATTERY PACK
The phone comes wilh two rechargeable nickel-cadmium bal-
tery packs. You musl connecl the battery pack and charge ll lor
at least 12 hours lor the first llme before you use the phone
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pack wrm the posts on the back at the keypad. Press down and ‘
slide the battery pack forward unm the tateh eneka
illus ~ how to connect the
battery pack
To charge the battery pack, pl keypad in the base's trout @~
chargtng sloL The ems vsz rndrcater Irghls.
To charge the spare a? pack, plate rt in Ihe rear chargtng
Sb! With its \a(ch end fa ng down and its contacts (Dward the
Year 01 the base. The CHARGE indicalor lights.
Notes:
- Hechavgs the battery pack anytrme the LOW BA‘I‘F indlcar
tor bghls‘ or it the keypad beeps while you are on the
phone.
- When you first use the phone aner charging or reehargrng
the bahsry pack, the phone mrght nol work Return the key-
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pad to the base for about 5 seconds to reset the security
access-protectton code.
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- About once a month, luily discharge the battery pack by
keeping the phone of! the base until the LOW BAW Indica-
tor lights. or it the keypad beeps while you are on the
phone. Otherwise, the battery pack loses lts ability to fully
recharge.
' It the CHARGE/IN USE lndlcatnr does not light when you
place the keypad on the base, be sure the battery pack and
AC adapter are correctly and securely connected. Also,
check the charging contacts on the keypad and base. it the
contacts are dirty or tarnished, clean them With a pencil
eraser
. ll the battery pack beco fietely dlscharged or the
me
1 base loses power while bgoypad is away from lt, place
46, the keypad on the b bout 5 seconds to reset the
security access prot code. it the keypad loses power.
leave it on the meg arge the battery pack
- I1 you are not going to use your phone tor an extended
perlod cl ttme, disconnect its battery pack Thls helps
increase the battery packs usable lite
Recharging the Battery Pack
The battery pack should last about a year. It the battery pack
does not hold a charge tor more than 2 hours afier an overnight
charge, replace it. You can order a replacement battery pack
through your local FladioShack store.
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stall and begin chargtrrg the new battery pack wilhin 2 minutes
ol‘ removing the old one.
1. To remove the old battery pack, press the latch release.
then slide the battery pack off the keypad
2. To connect the new baflery pack, Ilne up the slots on Me
battery pack With the posts on the keypad. then press down
and slide ll forward until the latch clicks.
3. Charge the battery pack lor 12 hours belore using it,
Cautions:
‘ Be careful not to she" the Dane ack by louchlng it with
conducting materials, such , bracelets. and keys
i The battery pack or condu toverheat and burn
"firs
' Do not dispose of the pack in a lire because it might
explode
- Do not open or muti gte the battery pack.
Note: it you have trouble replacing the battery pack. take the
phone to your local FladioShack store lav assistance.
important; The EPA cenilled RBRC® Battery Re-
cycling Seal on the nickel-cadmium (Ni-Cd) bal-
tery indicates RadioShack IS voluntarily
participating in an industry program to collect and
recycle these batteries at the and of their useful
life, when taken out ol service ln the United States or Canada.
The RERC program prevtdes a convenient alternative to ptactng
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CONNECTING AND ADJUSTING THE
HEADSET
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1. Insert Ihe tabs on the headset holder into the slots on the
back or the base and snap the harder lmo mace.
2. Insert the headset's p‘ug into the jack on the Side of the
base
3. Prace the headsel on your head with the earpiece aver
either ear.
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4. Adtust the headset band until it rests wtth almost no pres %
sure on your ear and the top oi your head ~
5. ii the headset is idose, press in slightly to tighten it. it it is
llghl‘ gentiy pull the headset band out to loosen it.
s. Hoid the headset m piece and adjust the microphone boom
untii it IS about even with (but not in iroht of) your mouth.
Experiment untii you tmd the most oomtdrtabie position.
Caution: The microphone boom sWiveis on the headset Do not
bend the microphone boom white you adjust it.
Note: When you are not using the headset‘ piece it on the
headset hanger OtherWise (it you set it on a that surface idr ex-
ampie], you might have to repeat the djustrnents.
8 SE IING RINGNIBR UAL
You can adjust the keypa® er type by changing mus. VIE
‘ RINGNIB,
With the ringer set to VlB, the phone vibrates instead of ringing
when receiving caii.
With the ringer set to RINGNIB, the phone rings and vibrates
when receiving celi.
TURNING THE HINGERS ON OR OFF
L1 HINGER OFF/ON and L2 RINGER OFF/ON on the base controi
the keypad's ringer. To have the phone ring when a call comes
in, set FINGER on the desired line to on To keep the phone
from ringingi set RINGER on the desired iine to OFF.
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I with HINGER set to oFF. the phone does not rIng Ior IncomIng
cows. but you can stI‘H make outgoing calIs If you hear an exten-
slon teteohone ring. you can answer the IncamIng salt on this
phone. The L1 or 1.2 indicatorfleshes unm you answerrhe calI.
Note: It FINGER IS set to OFF and RING VIEl RING-NIB is set to
VIE or RING/VIE, the keypad SHH vibrates when a cam comes in.
SETTING THE DIALING MODE
Set up (Tone or PuIse) on the side of the base for the type at
servIce you have II you are not sure whlch type you have. do
the slmple test aIter charging the battery pack.
I. Sel TIP to T.
; 2. Press L1 or L2 so Ihe inoro hat Irne Iights eno Iiszen
‘ Ior a dIaI (one.
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3. Press any number n®§an 0
Note: II your p system reourres that you am an
access code (5, tor example) oeIore you diat an outsIde
numher, do not press the access code either. If the dlal
tone slaps, you have touch-tone service II the dial tone
oontrnues. you have outse sen/roe
4. Press L1 osz.
5. If you have lune servrce. Ieave we set to T II you have
pulse service, set TIP to P
Note: Return the keypad to the base Ior at least 5 seconds after
you set the service type.
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Betore you use the phone, put the headset on and adjust it as
needed (see “Connecttng and Adjusting the Headset“ on
Pagetat.
To make a catl. select a ttne by pressing L1 or L2 You hear a
diat tone and the tndtcator for that tine ttghts Diet the number
you want to can.
When you recetve a can on a hne, the |tght tor that line flashes
and the phone nngs or vthrates of you set the rtnger tor that ttne
to ON). Press the button tor the rtngmg lthe to answer the can.
The tndtoetor for that ttne tights.
Notes: Qs t
- When you are ustng o nd a catt comes on the other
line, the phone bee i rates and the tndtcator 07 that 1‘
line flashes, Voué. old the Ime you are ustng and
answer the cat. (Se Using Hotd“ on Page 17.)
' When you press a button, a smgte (one tndtoates that the
phone has accepted the command Three tones indicate
that you pressed 3 bunch in error, you are out at range, or
there is severe tnterterenee (See “Changtng Channets” on
Page 18.)
- tt thtert‘erence ts severe, the keypad mtght tose commuht-
cation thh the base and the Catt mtght dtsconnect. if thts
happens, return the keypad to the base tor about 5 sec-
onds to reset the secunry access-protechon code.
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ADJUSTING THE HEADSET‘S VOLUME
To admst the headset‘s vo‘ume, repealetfly press voL A or
VOL v during a Ca” until the sound \eve\ is cam'onab‘e You
can set the headset’s vo‘ume to one 0! four Ieve‘s‘ and ii re—
mams sel even after you hang up.
USING HOLD
HOLD lets you use the other fine wlmout discannecnng (he can
You can alternate between the two lines by pressing HOLD‘
the" the bunon for the deswed Iwne.
1. To place a can on he‘d. press HOLD. The Indicator for that
line flashes.
{L 2 To re1ease a hne Irnm hem linue you! conversakion‘
’ _ press mm hne‘s bulmn \
Note: 11 you press the $55 nuuon wuhout ma pressing
HOLD, (he first can ws Qg ecled.
US|NG CONFERENCE
ch can talk [0 both hnes at the Same time.
1. Use one Ime and hold the other Ime, or put bolh Imes on
he‘d.
2. Press CONE The wndwcators (or both hnes hghl.
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l CHANGING CHANNELS
Every Ilme you press L1 or Lzr the phone automatically selects
a clear channel from lhe 10 l( uses lor communlcallon between
the headset and the base,
ll you hear lnleherenoe during a call. repealeoly press cum-
NEL to change the channel until you gel a clear one.
USING REDIAL
To qulckly redlal the last number dtaledl press L1 or L2 then RE-
DIAL
distance as well as local numbers. dlal memory can also
slore lone entries (see“Usmg T Moss on a Pulse Llne”
on Page 19) and pause enlne (glEmerlng a Pause In Meme
21). A
ory Number" on Page
ll the number you dlaleé’s , press REDIAL withoul hanging
up the phone to redial e number. The dlal tone sounds lor
about 2 seconds, then lhe phone reolals lhe numberv
The redial memory holds up to 32 dlgilg, so you can reolal long-
USING MUTE
To talk to someone else in the room without the person on the
other end ol the phone line hearing your conversatlon, press
MUTE. Press MUTE again to resume your phone conversallon.
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FLASH provides the eteetronto equrvatent ot a swttchhook signal
tar special phone servtces such as Catt Wattmg.
For example, it you have Call Watting, press FLASH to answer
an incoming can wrthout dvscnnneming the current call. Press
FLASH again to return to the ttrst caH.
Note: It you do not have any special phone servtces, pressing
FLASH might dtsconnect your current caH.
USING TONE SERVICES ON A PULSE LINE
Some spectav sen/toast such as ba k-by-phoner require tone
signals. u you have putse serviceécan stiH use these tone
services by touowrng these stepQ/
1. Dtal the servlce‘s marn®er
2 When the sewncggérs, press HTDNE. Any addittonat
numbers you dia sent as tone Stgnals.
3 After you complete the amt, press L1 or L2. The phone
automatrcafly resets to putse dtahng.
USING PAGE
You can send a page to the keypad to locate it when tt ts away
trom the base and not In use.
1 Press peas/nun on the base. The keypad rlngs tor about
15 seconds.
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2 Press and hard PAGE/FIND. The Keypad rmgs rbr about 1 ?
minute.
1 Press any key on the keypad or PAGE/FWD on the base to
silence H.
MEMORY DlALlNG
You can store up to 10 numbers or up to 16 drgils each in the
phone‘s memory.
Notes:
. To keep your accounts secure, we recommend you do rml
store your personar access coder r servrces such as bank»
by»phone tn 5 memory location.
- When stormg numbers tor | servrces (such as alter» ‘
Hale tong-drsrance or bag phone). store the servlce's
mam phone number n memory rocation and numbers
for additional rn1o tn other Iocahons.
Staring a Number tn Memory
|. Press MEMORY on the keypad,
2 Enter the oestred number (up to 16 drgns)
a. Press MEMORY agarn.
4 Press the memory locaiton (1—0) Two long beeps sound
Note: |r you hear three shon beeps, you did not store the num-
ber successtuuy. Stan again from Step 1.
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Entering a Pause in Memory Number
in some telephone systems, you must dial an access code (9,
tor example) and wait tor a second dial tone belore you can dial
an outside number, You can store the access code with the
phone number, However, rl you up, you should also store a
pause after the access code to allow the outside line time to
connect. After entering the access code, press REDIAL to enter
a 2-second pause,
Dialing a Stored Number
1. Press L1 or L2.
memory location number (1 phone dials the num»
2. When you hear the dial tone. grass MEMORY, then the
her
Note: To dial lhe number \Dlh memory location, press 0
Chain-Dialing S Numbers
For quick recall oi numbers for special services (such as allerr
nele long dlstance or bank by phone), store each group pl num—
bars in lls own memory location.
To call special services, dial the semce‘s main number. At the
appropriate place in the call, press MEMORY. then the number
for the location where the additional numbers are stored.
Note: It you use pulse dialing, be sure you have stored a tone
enlry in anolrier memory location (see “Using Tone Services on
a Pulse Llne" on Page 19).
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If you store an emergency servtee's number (police department
fire depanment‘ ambutance) and you want to test the stored
number, make the test call during the late evening or eany
morning to avotd peak demand periods. Hematn on the line to
exptain the reason for your can.
D Troubleshooting
We do not expect ynu have any probtern with your telephone
but tt you do, the loltowtng suggestions might help. tt you sltl!
have prohtems, check the other phone on the same ttne to see
it they work preperty. tt they do fihe prohtem dues not
seems to be wtth your phone se ke the phone I0 your to-
cat RadtoShack store tor asst
Problem % Suggestion
The keypad - Move t e keypad etoser lo the base. Ratse the
does nn' base's antenna to a verltcm pnsmcnv
wnrk
- Ensure the phone‘s modulat cord and the AC
adamer are correctly and securety connected.
- Recharge the keypad's battery peek
~ Reset the security aeeess-proteettoh code by
ptacthg the keypad on the base tor about trve see-
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Problem Suggestion
The can IS Keep the headset and ease away tram rntenerence
noisy sources such as computers. remote controt toys, wtre'
tess atarrn systems, wtretess rntercoms and mom
men-tors fluorescent ttghts, and etectrrcat epphances.
There ts - Turn on the tntenerrng oevrce.
severe rnter~
rerehce - Move the keypad ctoserto the pose. Hang up and
redtal the number
. Press CHANNEL to change the chanhet
The range ~ Ensure the base's antenna rs ratseu and rs not
decreases louchmg a meta! sunace
~ Recharge the Key hahery pack.
You can Set T/P correctty tor orseryrce you have (see
recetua cans, “Senmg the Dtahn\ ' on Page 15).
but cannot
T make cans < 5
If you stilt have proptefl’drsconnect the phone. u other phones
on the same Itne work properly, the fault ts in this phone or ms
rnstattatton |t you cannot tocate the prohtem, take your phone to
your Iocat RadtoShack store for asmstance.
LIGHTNING
Your tetephone has ourtt-rn trghtntng protection to reduce the
rtsk or damage trom surges In tetephone tine and power tine
current This hghtntng protectton meets or exceeds FCC re-
durrements However‘ trgntnrng sinkan the telephone or power
hnes can damage your tetephone
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Lightnrng damage is not common. Neverlheress. it you live rrr an
area that has severe electrical stormsr we suggest (hat you urr-
plug your phone be'ore storms ro reduce the possibility of dam
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