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“ml/{TON CLT-9922
ctT-aszs
(IN-8935
sou-MHz
Cordless Telephone
with Caller ID
IMPORTANT
Charge the handset battery for 12 continuous
hours prior to first use.
SANVO Canada Inc.
www.sanyocnnadz.cnm
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INTRODUCTION t
Congratulations on your purchase or this Sanyo
cordless telephone.
Your Sanyo BOO-MHz cordless telepn me is a fine-
ouality home communications produ it is carelully
designed and produced ay 3 world leader of
consumer and industrialelecrronics equipment. With
proper maintenance and care, it will provide you with
years ol enjoyment and convenience.
Main Foam";
BOO-MHZ Tlchnology
Extsndod Ringo -The use a! SDO-NH: frequency band
for signal transmission between base and handset
means greater communication range compared to
conventional 43 - 09 MHl cordless [Elephonesl
Ultra-Low Noise -The high frequercy communication
has also significantly reduced noise level.
lO-Chann‘l Auto/Manual 51:31! -Your new telephone
uses one of 40 Channels in the 900MH1 frequency
team. it automatically selects a clear , anncl every
time you receive or place a call on the handset.
COMPANDER PLUS Nail. Induction
This fourth generation or the Sanyo‘s original noise
reduction technology now filters out more
background noise.
- Caller ID' and Caller ID with CallWaillng‘l
(‘Ench luluu walks wrtn telephone car my.
A whscrlpunn rs mull-of
- 4D-number Caller ID list
- 10-namelnunber directory
- Lighted keypad (curesas only)
- 3-Iirle oilingral display
- fitngeron/olfswrtch
- Wall-mountable
~ Belt clip (cu-9925 one 9935 only)
lmromnt:
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sun-mm Namuuumau Caller in Smlcnlr ca p on cumming
serve- to umwvmu lscillln! will. you an on 2 poor... you must
sllbullh- to calm ID wfin call Walilrlo some.
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GETTING STARTED
checking l-h. pack-g. contents
Make sure yaur package lncludes the items ShONn
here.
Belt clip
Telephone (“1299259935
llrva cord onlyl
Modular jack ~ l
To properly connect your phone to your telephone
lines, you will need an RJlI type modular phone
jack. if you do not have a modular Jack, call jlou' local
phone company to find out how to get one installed.
installation note: Avoid places near electrical
equipment such as refrigerators. computers. TV; or
fluorescent lamps. These may cause interference or
reduce the operating range or the cordless telephone,
Digital s.eu ity System
Your cordless phone uses a digital security systtm to
provide prolecticn against False ringing. unauthorized
access and charges to your phone line.
When you place [he handset in the base. the unit
verifies its security code. A’ter a power outage or
battery replacement, place the handset in me base
for about 20 seconds to reset the code.
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INSI LLATION
Cmmctlom
1. Set the RINGER switch to on and place the
handset in the base.
2. Vlug the At: adaptor inL‘t the POWER sv check
on the bottom ol the base and lhe other end into
an electrical omlel. The VOICE MAIIJCHARGEI
IN US: indicator lights verifying the battery is
charging.
Charge the handset heavy for 12 continuous hours
prior to first use. the initial battery shat-go is
important lor best performance.
Note: The handset can pechargen lacing up or
dowr.
Low Battery Warning: wten the battery is low you
will hear a short beep eve-y 7 seconds.
Important: Do not connect the telephone line In the
modular jack until the phone has been charged for
12 continuous hours.
3. Plug the telephone linecord into the PHONE L|NE
jack on the botlcm of the base anti into a modular
jack.
caution: Use only Sanyo xxxx (TBA) Ac adaptor
that came with this phone. Using other adaptors may
damage the phone,
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Nata: The phone automatically defaults to touch tone
dialing. To ohangeto pulse (rotary) dialing, see
Iona/Pulse Diallfly. If you do rot know which type or
service you have, check with your telephone
company.
Mounting on a wall
Do not themp- to wallmourt the phone before initial
12~hour charglwg is completed.
RINGER
1. Follow step< 14 above to charge the handset. Wait
at least 12 rs.
2. Plug the telenhcne line cord into the PHONE LINE
jack on the tduom of the base and the other end
into a rnodu srjacit.
3. Slip the mounting holes on the bracket over the
wall plate pr sts and firmly slide the base down into
place (wall plate not incluced). -
4. Place the ha ‘dsel in the base.
Note: I! desirec. gather the ertra line card logelher,
and fasten witl- a wire Lie.
INITIAL PROGRAMMING
Bolore using this telephone three initial program set-
ups must be compIeted:
- Language salmlon
. Tone/puls- tolling
~ Am code setting (This is required to ust Caller to
service rent your telephone company).
Language setting
1. Mate sure the phone is art (not in TALK mode).
2. Press FLASHIPROG until islla m 353? shows
on screen. English is factory set.
3. Use the handset number keys in enter the desired
setting, For example, to choose French, press the
number 2 key.
4. Press FLASHIPROG to store selection. You will
hear a confirmation lone.
Tone/pulse “Ming
t. Make sure the phone is all (not In TALK mode).
2. Press FLASH/FROG until 1 runs 2 PU.SE shows
on screen. Tone is factory set
3. Use the number keys to enter the desired setting.
For example, to choose Tone dialing. press the
number 1 key.
4. Press FLASH/FROG to store selectlon. You will
hear a confirmation tone.
Au- ood- setting
I. Make sure the phone is off (no! in TALK mode).
2. Press FLASHIPROG until —— SET “R901 coo!
shows on screen.
3, Use the handset key pad to enter your 3r the name. phone
number. dale, and lime. The phane can stare up to
so callers rer laler review
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call-r In with Call w mg
When you subscribe to Caller ID wlth Call Waiting
service (Visual Call Wallingw) from yaur phone
company, you are able io see who is selling when
you hear the call waiting beep. The caller lnlormaiicn
appears on screen arier you has l ne.
~ Press FLASHIPROG lo pur the flrs' caller on hold
and answer lhe incoming call.
IMPORTANT: in order re use rhe Caller ID lunctions
with this phone, you musi subscribe lb eirrier rhe
standard Name/Number Caller ID Service or Caller ID
wiih Call Waiting Service. Services may vary by
region. Contact your phone campin}
caller ID [in
When you receive a call. the informa‘ion is
transmitted by the phone company i your Caller ID
reiephone between me iirsr and secc Yd ring and men
stored in the Caller ID memory.
When me memory IS full, a new call uromaucally
replaces lhe oldesi call in memory NillJ appears on
screen for calls received mar have nc. been reviewed.
REPT indicares mar a new call iron. r» '> same number
was received more man once.
kw ing c In In rm
As calls are received and stored, (be taller ID lisr is
updared [0 lei you know how many- .lls have been
received.
. Press the CIDNOI. A la scroll ll‘. Jugh [he lisl
from (he frost recent (0 [he oldesr
' Press the CID/VOL V to scrollth mgh the list
lrum the oldest [0 [he most receni
Dialing a Call" lD number
l. Make sure the phone is Off (not in 'ALK mode),
2. Use lhe CIDNDL keys to display its desired Caller
ID entry.
3. Press TALKICALLBACK. The runner is cialed
zulomalically.
Transferring caller ID onlrios to in. dir-ewry
You can vansfer up ro 10 Caller ID enmes to your
phone's dirsciory.
1 Use the CIDNOL keys lo scroll ro lhe call errry
you want To transfer (0 lne directory
Noie: berore lransiering a caller ID number, make
sure lhe number appears m proper digits for your
dialing area. if nor, change it using [he 7-101 1
key. For Example. ir rbe caller ID number appears
1-416—222-5555 bui ii is not a long distance
number. press rhe 7-10-11 key unill it Show:
4 l 9222-5555 (without 1).
caller ID number display
The 7-10-11 Key Iels you select how many cigixs
or me number m be displayed.
1 7-4 ii (9 ephone numben
10 3-digil area code + 7-digir lelephone number.
11 Long islal'lce code 1 4 3»digil area ends 9
7-digi! relephone number,
- Use rhe CIDNOL keys lo scroll to me phone
number you wam to store or call back.
~ Press me 7-10-11 key ro change [0 me required
number or digis,
2. Press MEM.
3. Press ihs desired memory iocaiion number.
Example: press number 1 key 10 siore the caller In
location L
4. Press MEM again. You will hear a sunlirmalbn
lone.
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To "place - hum/number stored in the
pinup-y with a new call nutty:
it Repeat steps 1 through 3,
2. Press MEM and REPLRCE "mo? shvws on screen
3. Pres TONEICANCEL to exit. or press MEM again
and the new ca“ entry number replaces the current
name/number in that manory location. Von will
hear a confirmation tone
Deming ca ID list emu—y
Use the cHAmnEL key to erase the name/number
currently shown on streen or entire Caller ID list.
Deleung the diipI-yld unlry
LMahe sure the phone is off (no! in “ALK mode)
at Use the chNOL keys (in display the desired Caller
ID entry
3. Press CHAN/DEL. The szreen shows mans-l
4. Press CHAN/DEL again to erase the displayed
data. You will hear a corflrmaflon loner The screen
shows DELETED. Then the next Caller ID entry
shows on screen,
D. ting emit-- Callor ID list
1, Make sure the phone is all (not in TALK mode).
2. Usethe ciD/vm. keys to display any Caller ID
entry.
3. Press and hold CHAN/DEL until me phone beeps
and DELETE FVLL? shows on the screen
4. Press CHANIDEL again to erase entire list. You will
hear a confirmation tone and no cams appears
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5/23/02 3:01 PM Page 7
DIREC'IORV
Store up to to names/numbers in the directory for
quck dlallng. The number czn be up [C 24 diglts. The
name can be upw15 charzners. This director/
leeture is in addition to the 40 Caller ID list.
Storing z namelnumber in the dimctory
1. Make sure the phone is of“ (not in TALK mode)
2. Press MEM.
3. Press the desired memory location (0 through 9).
4.
Press MEM again
The screen shows ENTER NHNE.
Note: liyou do not want to enter the name, skip
step 5.
5. Far e>.ample. to enter the name Allce Roy:
Press the 2 key once lor the letter A
Press the 5 key ihree lees for the letter L
Press the 4 key chree times for the letter i
Press the 2 key .hree times for the letter 0
Press the 3 key' ce for the letter E
Pressthe 1 key to insert aspzce between the letter
E and R
Continue to enter the lettes of the last name
Note’ it you enter a wrong letter. press CHIDEL to
backspace.
6. Press MEM lo save (he name
The screen shows ENTER “El. NUNBR
7. Use the number keypad to enter the telephone
number you want to store (up to 24 digits).
a. Press MEM aga n to storethe number.
VOU WIII hear a confirmation (one.
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chenging a stored nun-[number
1. Repeat steps 1 "lrough 7 in Stalinga name/humour"
(If! dire/Jury.
2. Press MEM anc REFLRCE nsnuv shows on screen
3. Press roNElcrchl. to exit or press MEM to
replace the curr mt number with a new number.
VOL: will hear a Ccrfirmalion tone.
Storing lest-dias~~a number
|. Repeat steps 1 : trough 6 In Storing a name/number lit
the directory.
2. Press REDIAL
3. Press MEM to r ore the numaer. You w ll hear a
Confirmation (c 3.
Melting cells he n the direulory
I. Make ere the ; wo'le is 0" (ml tn TALK mode).
2. Press MEM.
3. Use the CIDNE‘L keys to scroll through directory
until the desiret name is shown.
4. Press TALK/CF LLBACK. The number is dialed
automatically.
. l,,- .
1. Press TALK! cf LLsAcK.
2. Press MEM.
3. Press number i" - 9) lor the desired memory
location.
The number is : aled automatically.
lnserting . pal-F n the dialing sequenc-
Press Pause lWl"? Within one second to risen a
delay in the diallr sequence ola telephone number
when a pause is r ted to wait for a dial lune. For
example alter y - jlzl 9 for an outside Ilne. or to wet
tor a computer on. 255 tone. P shows on screen. Each
pause counts as 1 dlgll in the dialing sequence.
Reviewing and : sleliflg dirctlory contents
l, Press MEM, thb ‘ use the CIDNOL keys lo View
the directory
2. While the desired entry is displayed, press
CHANIDEL keg
The screen shc‘; 5 DELETE,
3. Press CHANIDEL again to delete the enlrj.
DELETED srows on screen,
cluin dieting tron. the directory
Use this feature to make ca|ls that require a sequence
or numbers such as using a calling card for a
Irequenlly called long dislance nunoer. You can diztl
each part of the sequence from a dillerent entry of
the directory. The lollowmg example shows how you
can chain die to make a ran through a long disunce
service:
The Number tor: Mei-nay
, , , , _ , _ Location"
Lornqulislance access number 7 , ,
Authorizationcode _ __ ,, _ L... __ ,
Frequently called long 9
ctistaneehumber
1. Make sure the phone is on.
2. Press MEM and then press 7.
3. When you hear the access tone, press MEM again
and then press a.
4. At the next access (one, press MEM and then 9.
TIP‘ Wait for me access tones between presSlng
MEM, or your call might not go through.
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HEADSET AND BELT ClIP
(CU-9935 and Giff-9925 only) I
Headset oonneetion
(Headsel not included)
Ql
hands free canvcrsailo'l. oonneoteny standard
5 sided headset with a 2.5mm plug (not included) to
the HEADSET jzck as shown. The handset receiver
and rophone are disabled when the headset is
Conn d,
F‘rsss TALK/CALLBACK to answe' or place 2 call
oetore usmg he hezdse‘.
selt clip inst-nation
~ Attach the be -clip by inserting
th [3 into tre slots onthe side fr, s
ol the handset. Snap the ends of
the bet clip into place. i}
. Ml
l y
ill
ll
Battery replacement and handling
When the operaling time becomes short even after a
bat ls reoherger’ please replace the battery.
With normal usage, your battery should last about
one year.
For a rep=acement battery, please cohtaa your place
259 or fill cut the attached order furl-l and
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Caution
Use only the "pacified battery type (3.5v, GOOmAh).
~ Do not remo 3 the battery rram the handset to
charge it.
‘ Never lhrDW ‘ie battery int) 3 fire, disassemble it.
or heat it.
- Do not remcl ~ cr damage he banery casing.
- Remove hat». y if storing the phone over so onys,
Make sure the
you replace:
ephone is elf before
zattery
1.Sllde on the fiery compartment
cover.
1. Disconnect :
jack in the cc
the battery p .lt.
:. lnserttne he battery pack and
connect the _ «a into the ye
4. Put the hattt canpartme‘ll cover
back on.
S lace "lands?
Note: If lhe he set battery ls removed
for more the ninutes, the directory memory and
Caller iD memr 3 will be erusali
Charge the h_.
prior to first us»
battery plug from the
Aliment a'd remote
the base ‘0 charge
set battery for 12 Cami-mans hours
Caution: To rec Ce the risk omre or personal i
use 9 MN, soc - -.Ah battery. Replacement part
number: 35m 60-541 AA
ry,
Power Failure
During the per" i that the power IS oif. you will not
be able to mak: :.' receive Ca ls with the telephone.
After a power c .-
ge. place the h set in the base
.d5 to resezthe d' ital security
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LCD SCREEN MESSAGES
The iollowmg messages show the status oi a call or
c‘ the phone.
INCOMPLETE Dm’n
Caller iniorrration has been interrupted
during transmission orlhe phone line is
excessively noisy.
ENTER NME
Prompt telling you to enter the heme for one
of 10 directory locations.
ENTER TEL NUI‘BR
Prompt telling you to enter the te ephone
number for one of 10 directory locations,
DELETE"
Prompt asking if you want to erase an entry
inthe Caller ID list or directory.
DELErE RLL?
Prompl asking if you wont to erase
Caller “3 list.
DELETED
Prompt confirming the Caller lD/Elrectory
entry is erased,
END OF Llsr
Indicates that there is rlo addilionzl
inlormalion in Caller lD list.
NELd
Indicares new caller(s) n (he Caller ID list
UNKNDHN NR'lE/cflLLERrNUMBER
The incoming can is lrorn an area not
sewlced by Caller ID or the inlornlation was
not sent.
PHGING
The PAGE key is pressed on the base.
BLOCKED anL
The caller has blocked name/number from
transmission
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mo in:
The callel’s name is blocked from
transmission.
KEPT
Repeat caller. Indicates that a new call from
the same number was received more than
once.
ND Data
No Caller ID informaficn was received.
elm
lnuiceres a memory leranon ls vzcant.
w clue
lndlcates no Caller ID altry received
ESSRGE llamm
This appears for 60 seconds when you luve
Jusl received a new voee mall This
message only appears" you subscribe to an
answering service with your lelepnone
company.
nse WRITING UFF
Appears when Voice Nhil has been
reviewed.
slgn-l. Mennlng
Along warming (one: Signals an incomlng
call (with ringer on)
Two long beeps; Confirmallon lone
One short and one long beep; Page signal
One shun beep every 7 seconds: Low battery warning
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TROUBLESHOOTING
CALLER |D
No Display on screen
. is battery iully ciarged? Try replacing the
battery. Make sure the battery is properly
installec and connected.
~ Make sure that tre phone ' connected to a
non-switched electrical cutie; Disconnect
the phone from the outlet and plug it in
again.
~ Did you subscribe to Caller ID service from
your local telephone company?
Caller 1D Error Message, ,
~ The phone displays this message it it
detects anything other than valid Caller ID
information during the silent period after the
first ring. This message indicates the
presence of noise on the line,
VplCE MAIL/cHARGE/IN us dicator flashes
. When you subsc-ibe to a voice mail semlce
lrom your phone company. the vows
MAIUCHkRGE/Ill USE ind calnr on the
base flashes wher the phone is not -n use to
in care there is avaice mail waiting. it
stops flashing alter the voice mail has been
reviewed.
TELEPHONE
No did tone
~ Check all connections;
- is the Ac adapto‘ connected to a working
outlet?
- is the zelephone the core connected to the
base and the walljaclt7
- Disconnect the base from me wailyack and
connect another phone to the same jack.
ii there is no dial ane in the second plane.
the problem might. be your wiring or local
servtce.
- is the handset out oi range cf the base?
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- Make sure the batteny is properly charged
(12 ccrtlnuous hoursj.
-ls (he battery pack installed correctly7
- Does he handset beep when you press
TALK? :Al.l. BACK? The battery may need
to be : targed.
Dial tone is OK. but cannot dial out
i Mzkr sure the tonelaulse setting is
progrz arned correctly.
Handset does r t ring
~ Make sure the RINGER swimh on the
handsr~ is turned to on.
~Vou c ay have too many extension phones
on yo line. Try unpugging some phones.
~ See e “Iunons for IV: dial tone.
Vou experience tatic, noise o- tading in and out
- Chart ‘e channels,
- ls har iset out of range?
Mover Dser to the base.
- Does he base needta be relocated?
- Char. « battery.
- Mak sure base is not plugged into an
outlet tth another hausehcld appliance.
Handset beeps
- Place wandset in base lot 20 seconds to
reset t 3 security code. it that doesn't work.
charge aattery for izoontinuous hours.
~Clear charging contacts on handset and
base . a suit cloth or an erasert
' See : tuiions for N1 dial tone,
~ Repi: fie battery.
cgory .. . . ..
~o program the memory locations or
Dialing item d
directt
» Did y u follow proper dialing sequence?
~ Makt ,ure the lone/pulse setting is
orogranrned correctly.
r Did y u reprogram directory after power
outage or battery replacement?
JrF
RECV G NICKEL-C IUM BATTERIES
NICKEL—CADMIUM BATTERIES ofié
MUST BE DlSPOSED OF a»
PROPERLY
it?
Please take your used battery a.
pack to a store that recycles
Nl-Cd batteries. ‘
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MAINTENANCE
To keep your telephone working. follow these
guidelines:
~ Avoid putting the phone near heating appliances
and devices which generate electrical no'se (for
example, motors or fluorescent lamps).
~ Do not expose to direct sunlight or moisture.
~ Avoid dropping and other rough lreaune‘tl of the
phone.
~ Clean with a so" cloth
. Never use a strong cleaning agent or abrasive
powder because this WlII damage the mash.
~ Retain the original packaging i1 Ease you need to
ship the phune at a later date.
Causes of poor neoplion
~ Aluminum siding
~ Foil backing Dn insulation
- Heating ducts and o-her metal construction. '
- The phone is too close to appliances such as
microwaves, stoves, computers. etc,
~ Atmospheric conditions, such as strong germs.
' Base is insla||ed in the basement or lowe' floor of
the house.
~ Base is plugged into an AC outlet with otter
electronic Devices.
- Baby monitor is using the same treouency.
- Handset battery is low.
. Handset is out of range D!“ the ease.

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