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SN -920 U LTRA

User's Manual

Congratulations

H andset

B ase U nit

C harging Cradle

G e tting Started

B asic O perations

Diagram

Features

Diagram

Features

Diagram

Features

Base Unit S e t-u p

C harging Cradle Set-u p

Modes

Making Calls

M anual Dail Pre-dial tone

M anual Dail Post-d ial tone

Redial

Dire c to ry D ial

M e m o ry Dial

Answering C alls

H andset in C harging Cradle

H andset not C harging Cradle

Voice Volum e

12-13

13-15

16-19

21-22

22-23

Table of C ontents

Call On-Hold

Muting a Call

Call Waiting

T ra n s fe rring a Calls

Disconnecting Calls

2-W ay R adio

H andset-to-H andset

Base-to-H andset

H andset-to -B a s e

Base Unit Options

Ring Volum e

Voice Volum e

Main M enu Function C hart

H andset / B a s e Registra tion

Registering a H andset

Registering additional Base Units

H andset M enu O ptions

K ey G uard

Dire c to ry

Caller ID

Sounds

Ring Volum e

Ring Type

Key Volum e

Key Tone

S e ttings

Area Code

Tone/P ulse

B acklight

Reset

A dvanced O perations

De-registering H andset

Custo

m N

28-31

37-39

40-41

42-50

50-53

53-54

58-59

Call M anager

C o n tra s t

Dial Prefix

Product Specifications

S a fe ty In s tru c tion

Regulatory Inform ation

EnG enius Product G uide

67-68

62-66

This device com plies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules.

O peration is subject to the follow ing tw o conditions:

1)this device may not cause harm ful interference, and

2)this device must accept any interference received ,

including interference that may cause undesire d

operation.

Privacy of com m u nications m ay not be en sured w hen using

th is phone.

W hen selecting a location fo r th e base unit, it is bette r to locate

th e base unit as high as possible to avoid obstructions th a t

might interfere with the ra d io tra n s m ission and g e tting a clear

signal.

In any case, the base unit must be located 8 inches (20cm )

fro m any person to be in com pliance of FCC s a fe ty re g u lations.

In any case, the base unit must be located 8 inches (20cm )

fro m any person to be in com pliance of FCC s a fe ty re g u lations.

Person with pacem aker: Should alw ays keep th e handset

more than 20 cm (6 inches) fro m th e ir pacem aker w hen th e

handset is sw itc h on. Should not c a rry th e handset in a breast

pocket. If yo u have any reason to suspect th a t interference is

ta lking place, sw itch off you handset immediately.

For body-w orn h a n d s -fre e operation of th e handset, the device

has been tested for RF exposure com pliance with the

E nG enius provided belt-c lip and leather pouch. O ther belt-

clips, holsters or similar accessories th a t have not been tested

m ay not co m p ly with RF exposure requirem ents and sh ou ld

not be used.

CAUTION:

You have p urchased an excep tional b usiness com m unications

tool fro m the leading Industrial Cordless Phone System

m anufacturer.

The EnG enius SN-920 ULTRA Industrial C o rd less Phone

S ystem is th e second generation of the

system . EnG enius system s

are ideal for th e Sm all Office H om e Office (SO H O ) user. The

expandable design allow s the system to grow w ith your business.

With sophisticated digital signal processing and six tim es th e

pow er of typical cord less phones, the EnG enius system provides

cord less phone and tw o-w ay com m unications in a wid e v a riety of

business settings fro m multi-level office buildings, construction

sites, w arehouses, fa rm s , b usiness com plexes and other

dem anding business environm ents. The EnG enius system is

capable of supporting up to 4 lines (4 b ase units) and 36

handsets. The EnG enius system is able to provide you increased

mobility with in your b usiness environm ent.

Another unique fe a ture of th e EnG enius system is the ability to

use the handsets as digita l, full duplex, tw o-w ay radios. The

digita l two-way radio mode allow s members of th e work group to

be in contact with th e ir c o -w o rk e rs while leaving phone lines

available for incom ing or outgoing calls. Users can designate

their handsets to re c e ive all incom ing calls or re c e ive only

intercom (2 -w a y ) a n d transferred calls, with th e Call M anager

fe a tu re . Additionally, an incom ing call can be answ ered, placed

on-hold or transferred to th e appropriate person, fro m any

handset.

The m any EnG enius system fe a tu re s include: long-range, 2-w ay

radio and cordless phone operation, system expandability,

milita ry level digital security, music or m essag e on-hold capability,

80 minute batte ry recharge and th e new 4-line LC D display w ith

Caller ID/Call Waiting readout capability have given birth to a new

product c a te g o ry in th e c o rd less phone industry know n as

Ind ustrial Cordless Phone S ystem s. The convenience, m obility

Longest R ange

Cordless Phone and 2-W ay Radio

C ongratulations!

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and flexibility of this unique telecom m unications system cannot

be overlooked fo r the Sm all Office / Hom e environm ent.

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In te lle c tu a l Property Rig h ts N o tice

EnG enius SN -920 ULTRA User's M anual

Copyrig ht 2000 EnG enius Technologies.

N o part of this U ser's M anual m ay be reproduced, stored in a

re trievable system , or transm itted, in any form or by any m eans,

electronic or m echanical, including photocopying, re c o rd ing, or

otherw ise, without perm ission of EnG enius Technologies.

EnG enius is a tradem ark used herein under exclusive license and

Ind ustrial Cordless is a tra d e m a rk of EnG enius Technologies.

All rights to patents, includ ing patents pending EnG enius

products are the exclusive properties of EnG enius Technologies.

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H andset D iagram

1. Antenna

17. Status LED

2. Earpiece

16. End/O N /O FF

7. Volum e key

5. K eyp ad

8. 2 w ay/Intercom¡E

3. M icrophone

12. H eadset Adapter Port

9. Dialing keys

6. Ta lk/Flash

14. Right Soft Key

15. Scrolling Keys

4. LC D

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H andset Features

1. Antenna

2. E a r p ie c e

3. M icrophone

4. Liquid C rystal D isplay (LCD)

* R eceive Signal Strength Indicator (RSSI)

* C a ll in-progress(O N /O FF H ook)

* Intercom M ode: Active

* H andset ID

Functions as m outhp iece.

The display has Light Em itting D iode (L E D ) fo r backlighting.

The firs t line of th e LC D consists of eight icons.

The next tw o lines consist of user-p ro g ra m m a b le alphanum eric

C h a ra c te rs .

The last line displays the soft key fu n c tions.

The num ber of bars is

proportional to th e signal

strength of th e RF signal

received .

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7. Volum e key

(not show n)

17. Status LED

Located on side of handset: up / dow n buttons contro l vo lum e

Blinking: Stand by

Solid: O n a call or the firs t 8 seconds after power on

8. 2-W A Y /IN T E R C O M

9. D ialing K eyp ad

10. Ringer (not show n)

Single Beep

D ouble B eep

Periodic Short Single Beep

Periodic Long Series of Beeps

C ontinuous B eep

11. Battery Pack Slot (on back of handset)

12. H eadset A dapter Port (on bottom of handset)

13. Left Soft Key

14. Right Soft Key

1 5 . S c r o llin g Keys

16. EN D

U sed to place an intercom call to another handset or base.

U sed for dialing phone num bers and entering alphanum eric

inform ation into Phone D ire c tory.

Em its several sounds to ind icate various events or alarm s.

S uccessful operation

Failed operation or invalid key. Also, ind icates

pow er on / off.

(every tw o seconds):

Low battery warning.

(repeat every 30 seconds):

Indicates a call on-hold.

(2 seconds): Ind icates out of range while

in talk m ode.

On / Off for power and to end (hang-up) a call

* C a lle r ID Log

* Tw o -d ig it N um ber D isplay

* Line or Base Indicator

* B a tte ry Strength

5. K eyp ad

6. Ta lk / Flash

U nread m essag es: Closed E nvelope

Read m essages: O pen E nvelope

No inform ation or no Caller ID Service:

N o Envelope is Displayed .

Tracks Caller ID log and Phone

Dire c to ry re c o rd location.

Ind icates th e b ase that is active .

(E x a m p le: )

Num ber of bars is proportional to the

am ount of battery time re m a ining.

Answ er incom ing phone or tw o-w ay

radio (intercom ) call. Place an

outgoing phone call.

This button also acts as the flash

button fo r functions like call waiting

and toggling between calls.

19 button face keypad.

Backlight option can be set to OFF,

ON, or 8 seconds time out.

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Additional H andset Features

Call Waiting with C a ller ID (re q u ires Call Waiting and Caller ID

services fro m local phone service provider)

Call M anager option: U ser program m able option for handset to

allow all calls or only tra n s fe rre d and intercom calls

Touch any key to answ er call

Call transfer to another handset with in the system

Unique, system assigned Security ID (1 o f 65,000)

Phone Dire c tory: up to 30 phone num bers (2 0 d igits ) a n d

Flash

nam es (14 characters)

30 num ber memory sp eed dial fo r Phone Directory

Last num ber redial

Caller ID (require s Caller ID service from phone service provider)

Caller ID log: stores up to 30 calls of caller inform ation including

caller's nam e, num ber, date and time

Intercom com m unications w ith b a s e unit

H andset-to -h a n d s e t com m unication independent of th e base

(D igita l, fu ll duplex tw o -w a y ra d io)

Three level ringer vo lum e ad justment (low, high & vib rate)

Four ring types

Six level voice volum e contro l adjustm ent

Ring or vibration alert option

To ne / pulse dial option

Low battery alarm and disp lay

C hange batte ry while call on-hold

Keypad illum ination

Three level ke y tone volum e contro l (low, high & off)

Four different key to n e sound selections

Auto pow er m anagem ent

Hold

Mute

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B ase U nit Diagram

INDUSTRIAL CORD LESS PH ON E S YST EM

SN -920 ULTRA

VO LU M E

PA G E

1. A ntenna

2. Speaker

12.AC adaptor

11. Line In

10. Line O ut

6. A udio-in Jack

7. Pow er LED

8. In use LED

9. In te r c o m L E D

4. P a g e / In te r c o m

5. M icrophone

3. Volum e

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B ase U nit Features

Additional Base Unit Features

1. A ntenna

2. Speaker

3. Volum e

4. P a g e / In te r c o m

5. M icrophone

6. A udio-in Jack(3.5 m m )

7. Pow er LED

8. In Use LED

9. In te r c o m L E D

10. Line In

11. Line O ut

12. AC Adapter Port

Swivel base for ease of positioning . (N o te: R e v e rs e th read

antenna adapte r; to rem ove, tu rn clockw ise).

LED ind icates base unit has AC power.

LED ind icates a phone call, base / handset intercom call, or

handset regis tra tion is in prog ress.

LED ind icates w hen base is in intercom m ode.

Supports up to 9 handsets p er base unit. O ne handset can be

registered to 4 b ase units.

A ssigns handset security code during registra tion

Adjustab le four level ringer and voice volum e control

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C harging Cradle Diagram

2. S p a re B a tte ry

C om p artm ent

1. H andset C harger/C radle

3. H andset C harging Indicator

4. S p a re B a tte ry Charging Indicator

5. AC A dapter

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C harging Cradle Features

1. H andset C harging C radle

2. S p a re B a tte ry Com partm ent

3. H andset C harging Indicator

4. S p a re B a tte ry Charging Indicator

5. AC A dapter Port

Holds handset

C harges handset batte ry pack each time handset is placed

in cradle. 80 m inute rapid charge.

Spare battery recharged w hen placed in this slot.

LE D is not lit: Slot is em pty or proper connection is not

m ade.

LE D is blinking red: Batte ry is charg ing.

LE D is green: Batte ry is fully charged.

LE D is not lit: Slot is em pty or proper connection is not

m ade.

LE D is blinking red: Batte ry is charg ing.

LE D is green: Batte ry is fully charged.

H and set and a spare battery pack can be charged at th e sam e

time

Fully d ischarged battery packs can be charged in

approximately 80 minutes

A trickle charge fe a tu re will maintain charge on a nearly fu lly

charged battery

It is im p ossible to overcharge th e batteries using this charg er

80 minute ra p id charg e.

Fully charg e battery packs before firs t use

Additional Charging Cradle Features

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B ase U nit Setup

There are three p o s s ib le base unit setups:

Basic Instructions

B ase unit alone

B ase unit plus telephone answ ering device

B ase unit plus standard telephone

1. Plug the sm all end of the 9V DC power adapter into the

"DC IN" port on the back of the base unit.

2. Plug the tw o-pronged 9V D C

pow er adapter into a standard

120 V AC ele c trical o u tlet.

3. Plug telephone lin e c o rd into

the next receptacle on the

back m arked LINE.

4. Plug the telephone lin e c o rd into

the te lephone wall outlet.

5. A standard te lephone or answ ering

machine can be plugged into the

ad jacent recep tacle on th e back of the

base unit m arked TEL.

6. The M usic/M essag e On-Hold feature can

be achieved by plugging either end of th e

included audio cable into th e audio-in port

on the back of the base unit.

7. For best perform ance, com puters, faxes, te lephone answ ering

machines, televisions, stereos and other c o rd less devices

should be at least 1 m eter (approximately 3 fe e t) fro m th e

base unit.

G ETTING STARTED

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The location for the handset charging

require s a standard 120V AC

electrical wall o u tlet.

1. Plug the sm all end of the 12V

DC adapter into the re c e p tacle

on th e back of th e charger unit.

2. The tw o -p ro n g e d 12V DC adapter

is then plugged into th e wall outlet.

The batte ry charger can charg e th e handset and

a spare battery pack at th e sam e time.

The charging unit has spare battery charging slot

behind th e handset charg ing slot.

1. To charge the handset, simply p lace th e

handset, with battery pack attached, into

th e charging slot with the handset facing

th e fro n t of the charger. If th e handset is

properly in the cradle, the cradle's

PHO NE indicator light will be illum inated.

2. To simultaneously charg e a sp are

battery, insert th e sp are batte ry pack

with pack contacts facing down and

to w a rd s the re a r into the re a r charging

slot.

C harging SetupCradle

Chargin g a B a tte ry

cradle

Follow instru c tions that cam e w ith th e answ ering

device or telephone if diffe re n t fro m those described here.

NOTE:

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It ta k e s about 80 m inutes to fully charge a battery

in eith e r the (front) handset slot or th e (re a r) s p a re battery

slot.

NOTE:

LE D is not lit: Slot is em p ty or proper

connection is not made.

LE D is b linking re d : Battery charging.

LE D is green: Battery is fu lly charg ed.

1. To rem ove th e handset battery:

T u rn the handset face dow n and

locate the battery pack re lease

on th e bottom of the handset.

Push the re lease tow ards th e

top of the phone and lift up.

2. To install battery pack:

Carefully slide the top batte ry

pack tabs into batte ry pack

area of handset aligning th e

metal contacts of handset

and battery pack. P ress down

on th e bottom end of the battery

pack. The battery p ack should

"c lick" into a secured position

on th e handset.

B attery Light Indicators

In s ta lling N ew Battery

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Your EnG enius phone system uses recharg eable Nickel Metal

Hydride (N i-M H ) batte ry packs. Each batte ry provides up to th r e

hours of ta lk -time, based on range, terra in and environm ental

conditions, or up to 40 hours of standby time. These high

perform ance battery p acks have an average life s p a n of about

300 charges (a charge is defined as going fro m em pty to fu lly

charged). Additional or replacem ent new SN-920 ULTRA battery

packs are available as p a rt num ber: SN -920 U LTRA-BA.

D anger of exp losion if battery is incorrectly

replaced. Replace only w ith th e sam e or eq uiva lent type

recom m end ed by the m anufacturer. Disp ose of used

batte ries according to th e manufa c tu re r's instructions.

Do not open th e plastic batte ry pack encasing.

Low Battery In d icator

C harge the batteries w hen one of th e fo llow ing happens:

Phone beeps tw ice every tw o seconds

B a tte ry icon is em p ty

Phone d oes not resp ond w hen a key is pressed

LCD and b acklighting becom e dim

B attery R eplacem ent

CAUTION!

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ID L E M O D E

TA LK MODE

REGISTRATION M ODE

O peration M odes

B ase O peration M odes

H andsetO peration M odes

B o th the base unit and handset have levels of operation at which

time only certain pro ced ures or functions can b e p e rfo rm e d .

These levels or m odes of operation will b e re fe rre d to throughout

this m anual a n d v a ry from base unit to handset.

The b ase unit operates in three different m od es: IDLE, TA LK , and

REG ISTRATION.

- this is th e default mode. The intercom and volum e

keys are active in ID LE m ode. The PO W ER LED is re d .

- the base operates in this m ode during an

incom ing or outgoing intercom call and an incom ing or outgoing

phone call. Volum e key is active in TA LK m ode. PO W ER, IN USE

and INTERCO M (during an intercom call) L E D s are re d .

- the base enters this m od e by

simultaneously holding down the intercom and vo lum e keys for

three seconds. There are no active b ase unit ke ys o nc e this m ode

has been entered. The IN USE and PO W ER LED s are illum inated.

The IN USE LED will com e on and stay active for approximately

30 seconds and then tu rn o ff.

The handset operates in one of five different m od es: IDLE,

M ENU, TA LK , REG ISTRATION and CRADLE.

BASIC OPERATIO NS

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ID L E M O D E

This is th e default operating m ode.

* The LC D will show the follow ing

screen and icon placem ent in th e

ID LE m ode:

* If th e re is no on-going activity, the

handset autom atically goes into

SLEEP/IDLE mode to save battery

power.

* The handset can be turned off

com pletely by holding dow n th e

END key for 3 second s.

The idle screen disp lay(custom nam e) can be

edite d (in th e m enu m ode) with the handset ow ner's nam e

or other custom greeting .

The 2-digit num ber near th e top center of the LC D show s

the handset's ID.

NOTE:

EnG enius

SN-920

REDIAL M ENU

M ENU M ODE

Pressing th e RIGHT SO FT FUNCTION

key activates MENU m ode.

The screen will look like th is in MENU

Mode:

Main M enu:

1:KEY GUA D

2:DIRECTORY

¡õ¡ô

3:CALLER ID

4:SOUNDS

5:SETTIN G S

6:REGISTER

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NOTE:

The functions availab le through the MENU

selection are covered in greater detail under H andset

Menu Options.

In MENU m ode, th e handset

setting s and inform ation

contained in memory can be

changed. (F o r exam ple: the Caller

ID log and Phone D ire c to ry ).

All ke ys, except 2-W AY , are

active in M EN U m ode

If the handset re m a ins inactive in MENU mode for 30 seconds

(no keys are pressed or no incom ing calls ), it will exit MENU

m ode and re turn to IDLE mode

(Intercom )

TA LK MODE

W hen the handset is in IDLE mode,

p ressing the TA LK key or answ ering

an incom ing or intercom call will

activa te TA LK Mode.

The screen will look like th is in

TA LK Mode:

All ke ys are active in th e TALK M ode.

In th e TA LK m ode the TA LK key functions as a

FLASH key. P ressing the TA LK key will tem porarily p lace

the call on hold w hile answ ering another call with the Call

Waiting fe a tu re . P ressing th e TA LK key again will re tu rn you

to the original call. Call Waiting require s te lephone service

provider subscription.

NOTE:

00:00:08

Volum e 5

HOLD M UTE

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* Do not re g ister your handset if it has been re g istered at th e

factory. If, w hen you firs t tu rn on th e phone, "0 0 " is displayed

near th e top center of the LC D (to th e right of th e icon),

th e handset has not been registered at the factory.

* Specific in s tru c tions on how to register th e handset are

covered in detail und er H and set / B ase R egis tra tion in th e

Advanced O perations section.

* If the handset is not re g istered

with the base unit, any attem pt

to m ake an outgoing call or

intercom call to another handset

will fail. The LC D will re a d :

REGISTRATION M ODE

CRADLE M ODE

* Placing th e handset into the charg er

cradle activates the handset CRADLE

m ode.

* While in the CRADLE m ode, th e battery

charging unit recharg es the handset

battery pack.

* An incom ing or intercom call while

in th e C RADLE mode will generate

th is screen:

* Rem oving th e handset fro m the

cradle during an incom ing call

autom atically answ ers th e call and

places the handset in TA LK M ode.

* Placing th e handset in th e cradle

or p ressing END will end a call.

Incom ing C all

On Base 1

SILENT

S tation not

registered

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Making C alls

You can enter a phone num ber before or after connecting to dial

tone.

Selecting a phone num ber before connecting to dial tone offers

the advantage of reaching th e c o rre c t p a rty with th e firs t phone

call.

M anualD ial(Pre-D ial Tone)

ENTERING A N UM BER BEFORE CONNECTING TO

DIAL TONE

From th e ID LE m ode, enter the num ber

you w ish to call. The num ber you input

will appear on th e handset screen as

typed. For exam ple, the num ber

555-1221 w ould appear as:

If an incorrect num b er has been entered,

select the C LEAR option by pressing th e

RIGHT SO FT FUNCTION key to clear th e

entire num ber, then re -e n te r the num ber

you w ish

The D E LE TE option is selected by

pressing the LEFT SO FT FUNCTION

key. D ELETE will delete one digit

at a time fro m right to left, similar

to a backspace key

W hen th e c o rre c t num b er is displayed

on th e screen, press TA LK to com plete

th e call

You will hear a dial tone and see the

follow ing three screens as the num b er is

dialed :

5551221_

D ELETE CLEAR

Connecting

to Line 1

Dialing

5551221

00:00:08

Volum e: 5

HOLD M UTE

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M anual Dial(P o s t-D ia l T o n e )

ENTERING A NUM BER AFTER CONNECTING TO

DIAL TONE

While the handset is in the IDLE m ode, you can press TA LK to

make a call. There are three ways to m ake a call in th e TA LK

Mode:

* W hen dial tone is heard and

th e handset is waiting for a phone

num ber to be entered, the follow ing

screen w ill appear:

* Enter th e d esired phone num ber

fro m th e num bered key pad. The

screen w ill show th e fo llow ing

display:

* After a num ber is dialed, this

screen w ill be displayed :

While in th e TA LK m ode, press the

LEFT SO FT FUNCTIO N ke y to select

th e REDIAL option. The follow ing

screen w ill be displayed :

* The last num ber dialed w ill be re -

dialed

To call a num ber stored in th e Phone

Dire c tory, you can access the Phone

Dire c tory log by e n te ring the m enu or

you can simply press the Up or Down

Scrolling Arrow s to access the Phone

Redial

Dire c to ry D ia l

5551222

V O L U M E : 5

REDIAL M EM ORY

00:00:00

V O L U M E : 5

HOLD M UTE

DIALING

5552222

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From IDLE mode, press the RIGHT

SO FT FUNC TION key to select th e

MENU option.

While in the Main M enu, select th e

dire c tory scolling option by pressing

th e 2 key.

Inform ation stored in location 01 w ill

be displayed firs t. U se the U p or

D o w n a rro w s to scroll through the

dire c tory to locate th e num ber of

your choice.

Press TA LK to dial the phone

num ber displayed .

W hen the handset has dialed the

selected phone num ber, th e screen

will disp lay:

ADD OPTIO N

See Dire c tory View M ode for additional instru c tions

on how to use th e phone dire c tory fe a tu re .

If th e handset is unable to link to th e base unit, it will re turn

to IDLE m ode. The handset will disp lay "N o C onnection" fo r

five seconds or until a key is pressed .

NOTE:

00:00:00

V O L U M E : 5

HOLD M UTE

Sm ith

5551212

In the TA LK mode, the follow ing

screen w ill be displayed :

* To select MEMORY DIAL, press the

RIGHT SO FT FUNCTION key.

Memory Dial

V O L U M E : 5

REDIAL M EM ORY

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* The follow ing screen will appear:

* Enter th e 2 digit Phone Dire c tory

index code (e .g. 1 = 0 1 )fo r the stored

phone num ber.

* The phone num ber stored in th e

location will be dialed.

NOTE:

Te lephone num bers stored in the Phone D ire c to ry

have been indexed with a num ber fro m 01 to 30. To access

the correct index num ber or location, follow these step s:

For exam ple, if the location is 3, p ress 0 then 3.

If th e ind ex num ber is 12, press 1 then 2.

Answ ering C alls

All handsets th a t have been re g istered for use with the base unit,

and are in the IDLE m ode, will ring w hen an incom ing call is

re c e ived. The handset can be set to eith e r ring or vibrate with an

incom ing call.

NOTE:

Under SETTINGS, th e user has th e option of

re c e iving incom ing/intercom /transfe rre d c a lls fro m 1 to 4

base units . This option is accessed via th e Call M anager

function, under SETTING. D epending upon num ber of

base units the handset is registered to .

LOCATION:??

~24~

Receiving an in c o m in g call

Receiving an in c o m in g call w ith calle r ID

service **

* H and set is on th e charger

cradle-N o caller ID service

* H and set is off th e cradle-N o

caller ID service

Incom ing C all

On Base 1

SILENT

* Caller ID service, but the ID has

been blocked by the caller:

* Caller ID service, but n o t supported

by th e originating party:

* Caller ID service, but only the

num ber has been tra n s m itted:

* Caller ID service, all inform ation

has been transm itted:

Private Nam e

Private

U n kn ow n N am e

U n kn ow n

Private Nam e

555-1212

H a yter, S

555-1212

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Voice Volum e

Placing a C a ll On-Hold

Adjusting the volum e on th e handset can be done only during a

call or w hen in the TA LK M ode.

* W hen in th e TA LK Mode, the volum e contro l button on th e left

side of th e handset can be used to adjust th e volum e to 6

different levels.

* Volum e level 3 is set as default.

* The top butto n increases vo lum e and the low er butto n

d ecreases volum e.

* The screen during vo lum e ad justment

displays the follow ing:

1. When a call is in prog ress it can be

put on hold by pressing th e LEFT

SO FT FUNC TION key which selects

th e HOLD option:

The display will then show :

2. To bring the call back on line, press

th e LEFT SO FT FU N C TION key ag ain.

The display will re turn to this screen:

The handset w ill double beep three tim es every 30

seconds when a c a ll is on hold as a re m inder that you

V O L U M E : 5

REDIAL M EM ORY

V O L U M E : 5

HOLD M UTE

00:00:00

Call hold L1

UNHOLD M ENU

V O L U M E : 5

HOLD M UTE

~25~

: The firs t handset to answ er a call will connect to

the base unit and will operate in TALK m ode. Other

registered handsets w ill be locked out of the call. H ow ever

they will still be able to p a rticipate in handset to handset

calls or receive th e call if transferred.

NOTE

Caller ID service m ust be ordered from your local phone

com pany for these screen displays to function. Services m ay

v a ry in yo ur area.

Handset in C harging Cradle

Handset not in Charging Cradle

Pick-up handset fro m charging cradle to answ er th e call.

P ress "TA LK " o r an y ke y (except EN D ) to accept the

incom ing call.

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When MUTE is activa ted (ON), th e handset user

cannot be heard by the caller, but th e user can still hear th e

caller. The MUTE fe a ture is autom atically turned off when

the call is ended.

NOTE:

Transferring a Call

Calls can be transferred betw een registered handsets while a

phone call is in p rogress.

1. During an active call, a tra n s fer can be initiated by p ressing

the 2-W AY key on the originating handset.

Call Waiting: R eceiving a Second C all

If you have C all Waiting service through your telephone com pany

and you wish to take a second incom ing call, you will use the

FLASH fe a tu re .

1. In the TA LK m od e, the TALK key operates as a FLASH function

allow ing you to place the firs t call on hold and answ er th e

second call. Unlike w hen using th e HO LD feature, th e LC D will

not change to reflect th a t the firs t call is "tem porarily on hold."

2. P ressing TA LK ag ain w ill re tu rn y o u to the original call, placing

the second call on hold.

3. You can term inate either call by p ressing EN D during the call.

~27~

M uting a C all

A call m ust be

in th e TA LK m ode

to select the MUTE function.

1. Use th e RIGHT SOFT FU N C TION

key to select MUTE.

The display will then show :

2. To re m o v e MUTE, press the : LEFT

SO FT FUNCTIO N ke y ag ain.

NOTE:

The b ase unit will maintain th e com m unications

link with th e incom ing call as long as it is on hold. No

other outgoing call or page fro m the base can be

com pleted until th e call on hold is ended by the handset

or has timed out.

00:00:00

V O L U M E : 5

HOLD M UTE

00:00:00

Call Muted

UNM UTE

The handset that placed the call on-

hold, can simply take the call off-hold

by pressing th e

key. Anoth e r re g istered handset can

pick up th e call on hold by pressing 2-

W AY and the base ID (ie:01), th e n

choosing the "UNHOLD" option.

Picking up a Call on H old

LEFT SO FT FU N C TION

~30~

A handset ID num ber is invalid if:

* The num ber is 0

* The num ber is the sam e as the originating handset

* The ta rg e t handset is not registered with th e base unit

NOTE:

2. P ress the 2-W AY key.

* The originating handset LCD will

show a prom pt for th e target

handset ID num ber:

* The handset to handset call can be

cancelled at this point by pressing

END

3. Enter the ID num ber of th e ta rg e t

handset.

* The ta rg e t handset will ring and th e

screen will light up, signaling an incom ing

call

00:00:00

Enter

EXTENSION #:??

T ra n s fe rrin g Calls Usin g th e H o ld Option

If you wish to announce th e call th a t you are ab out to tra n s fer,

follow th e steps below.

1. During an active call, place the

call on hold by pressing the LEFT

SO FT FUNCTION key.

* The LC D w ill then disp lay th e

follow ing screen:

00:00:00

B a se I o n H o ld

UNHOLD M ENU

~29~

* The call will be transferred to the

target handset:

* The ta rg e t handset will ring with a

distinctive ring, signaling an incom ing

call.

* The ta rg e t handset LCD will show the

follow ing readout:

If the target handset

does not respond within 30

seconds, th e call is transfe rre d

back to the originating handset.

If an invalid handset ID num ber

has been e n te re d , an e rro r

m essag e w ill be displayed:

Repeat steps 1-3.

NOTE:

D one

Incom ing Call

On Base 1

SILENT

Invalid

Retry=2 W A Y

2. The originating handset LC D will

show a prom pt for th e ta rg e t

handset ID num ber:

The call transfer can be

cancelled at any point by

pressing EN D

3. Enter the ID num ber of th e

target handset.

00:00:00

Enter

Extension #: ??

~31~

4. P ressing th

key on th e w ill select the

"XFER" function, initiating tra n s fe rring

th e call to target handset.

5. P ressing END will term inate a

handset to handset call, th e

originating handset will then display:

From the TALK m ode, you can end a

call by pressing EN D or by placing the

handset in the cradle. The handset will

re turn to th e ID LE m ode.

The LCD will show the follow ing:

RIG H T SO FT FU N C TION

handset

D isconnecting C alls

EnG enius

SN-920

REDIAL M ENU

00:00:00

B a s e I on H old

UNHOLD M ENU

00:00:30

Volum e: 3

M UTE XFER

* The ta rg e t handset LC D w ill show

th e fo llow ing readout:

* U pon answ ering , th e origin a tin g

and target handset users c a n ta lk .

In t e rc o m fro m

H andset 12

SILENT

~32~

The EnG enius SN-920 ULTRA Industrial Cordless Phone S ystem

offe rs priva te, 2-w ay radio calls from handset to handset, even

when handsets are beyond th e rang e of th e b ase unit. 2-w ay or

intercom calls can be placed fro m or to base units and handsets.

Intercom calls can b e established between a handset and an

available and registered base unit or second handset. H andset-

to-H and set (2 -w a y R adio) com m unication can b e achieved

anyw here providing th e tw o com m unicating handsets are within

rang e of each other.

1. To initiate a handset to handset call

p ress th e 2-W AY key and e n te r the

"extension" ID num ber desired.

(The extension num ber or handset

ID num ber is th e 2 digit num ber

located to the right of the icon):

* The LC D will then display this screen:

* O nce the voice link is successfully

established, the handsets' LCD will

display:

2. The 2-W AY call can be te rm inated

by eith e r handset, at any time,

p ressing EN D.

Digital 2-W ay Radio M ode

Handset to H a n d s e t C a lls

ADVANCED OPERATIO NS

Enter

Extension # ??

Paging

extension# :11

Volum e: 5

MUTE

~33~

Paging from B ase to Handset

1. P ressing the base unit PAG E or

INTERCO M key, will page all

registered handsets. The firs t

handset to answ er the page will

establish a voice link with the base.

2. The INTERCOM LED will flash until a

handset resp ond s. The light will stay

lit until th e link is te rm inated.

3. The b ase unit will page fo r 10

seconds, then te rm in a te the page

if no handset resp ond s.

4. Before a handset answ ers, th e page

can be cancelled fro m the base by

p ressing PAG E again. However,

once a handset answ ers, only th e

answ ering handset can end th e

intercom call.

A page to a handset cannot be initiated fro m the

base w hile an incom ing call is ringing into the system . The

IN USE LED flashes to indicate an incom ing call is in

prog ress.

NOTE:

In t e rc o m fro m

B a se 1

SILENT

~34~

Paging from H andset to Base

A nsw er Inco m in g C a lls w ith a H a n d s e t to Base

In te r c o m C a ll in progress

For a handset to intercom a b ase unit, follow th e step s below :

1. On th e handset press 2-WAY.

2. At the extension prom pt, input th e 2

digit num ber fo r the base unit which

will be a 0 follow ed by th e b ase unit

num ber of 1, 2, 3 or 4.

3. The handset LC D will show a paging

prom pt:

4. The b ase will ring once, then

autom atically connect the intercom

call fro m a handset.

There are th re e o p tions for th e handset:

1. P ress TA LK to sw itch to th e incom ing call.

2. P ress EN D to term inate th e intercom call and allow the

incom ing call to ring on all handsets.

3. Do nothing and ignore the incom ing phone call.

Enter

Extension # ??

Paging

extension# :01

~ 35~

1. When th e b ase unit is not in use (TALK or INTERCO M mode),

th e VO LU M E key will contro l the ring volum e.

2. There are 4 ring volum e levels: low, medium , high and off.

Pressing the VO LU M E key will m ove the volum e to th e next

Level:

LO W MEDIUM HIGH O FF LO W

B ase U nit O ptions

Ring Volum e

1. While th e b ase is INTERCOM m ode, the VO LU M E key will

control th e voice volum e.

2. The 3 levels of voice volum e are: low, m edium and high. Each

time th e VO LU M E key is pressed th e volum e will be adjusted to

th e next level until the m aximum level is reached and then it will

re turn to low again:

LO W MEDIUM HIGH LO W .

Voice Volum e

NOTE:

A ringing volum e tone w ill sound briefly to indicate

the ringer volum e level selected .

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M ain M enu Function C hart

MAI

Add

Number

Name

Low

brat

*Tone

Pul

seconds

Par

Rec

Cal

Base

1-4

Adj

ust

1-16

YES

Low

Tone

Opt

Edi

ear

Ent

Number

Name

Del

Regi

Der

egi

Reset

Base

Reset

Hand

Lock

Unl

ock

code

Vol

ume

RECTORY

Tone/

Pul

Type

Cal

Backl

ght

Key

Vol

ume

SOUNDS

Reset

Key

Tone

SETTI

NGS

Cust

name

REGI

STER

Key

Guar

Cal

Manager

Cont

ast

~37~

H andset / B ase R egis tra tion

When th e handset is in the IDLE mode,

or w hen a call is on hold, th e Main

Menu can b e accessed by pressing

the RIG H T SO FT FU N C TION key.

Once in th e main m enu, a list of

available options w ill be displayed ,

two m enu options at a time as show n:

1. Use th e or scrolling keys

to view all of the m enu options.

2. At any time while in the M ain M enu,

an option can be selected by using

th e corresponding num ber fro m the

keypad.

Your handset(s), if purchased as a system , is pre-registered at the

fa c to ry and d oes not need to be re -re g istered to the base unit

purchased with the handset. Additional handset displaying "0 0 "

as their handset ID m ust be registered to the base unit. C harge

the handset battery fully before registering.

1. Plug in the base unit to AC pow er and place a fully charg ed

battery pack into th e new handset.

2. Verify base unit's pow er light is on and tu rn on th e handset

p ow er by pressing and holding th e E N D key for 2 seconds.

M ain M enu O ptions

Registration

Handset Registration

Main M enu:

1:KEY GUARD

2:DIRECTORY

¡õ¡ô

3:CALLER ID

4:SOUNDS

5:SETTIN G S

6:REGISTER

~38~

3. Place base unit into REG ISTR ATIO N m ode by p ressing and

holding th e and buttons at the sam e time

until you hear a single beep (about 3 seconds). The red "In-

Use" light will com e on. H and set re g istra tion m ust be

pe form ed with in 30 seconds afte r e n tering th e regis tra tion

m ode.

4. P ressing the RIG H T SO FT key, on the handset, selects th e

fu n c tion.

5. P ress the num b er " " key on th e handset keypad, this will

place the handset into the re g istra tion m enu.

6. P ress the num b er " " ke y on the handset keyp ad , th is

com pletes th e handset re g istra tion.

7. Repeat step s 3 through 6 for each handset you w ant to

8. The re s u lt of th e regis tra tion or deregistration procedure is

displayed on the LC D for 5 seconds. There are 4 possible

results:

* Registra tion is successful.

* Faile d re g istra tion or deregistra tion.

B ase failed to respond to handset.

Steps m ust be repeated to retry

procedure.

* B ase has already registered

maximum number of handsets (9 )

it can support. A handset must

be deregistered before a new

one can be added to the system .

VO LU M E PA G E

N o connection

Tab le full

Reg O K

New ID = X

~40~

4. Press the LEFT SO FT FUNC TION

key fo r "."

5. D eregistration is successful.

YES

The handset has now been de-registere d

fro m all base units . The handset ID num ber

will b e reset to "00" as seen in th e middle

of the top LC D line.

D ereg from

all bases

A handset can be registered to a m aximum of 4

base units. All b ase units that com e fro m the factory are

registered as base unit 01.

NOTE:

If there is m o re than one b ase unit and a handset

is to be registered to m o re than one base unit, the base

unit's identification num ber m ust be changed fro m factory

default num ber of "1 " to either "2 ", "3 ", or "4 ".

NOTE:

1. Plug in the new base unit to AC pow er and place a fully

charged battery pack into the handset.

2. Verify base unit's power light is on and turn on the handset

pow er by pressing and holding th e END key fo r 2 second s.

~39~

U pon successful registra tion, your handset will

display "Reg OK New ID = "

Your handset will autom atically exit the

REG ISTRATION mode after 30 seconds.

You can re g ister your handset to a maximum of 4

base units. The handset ID num ber in th e middle

of the top line of the handset display will not

change after registering the firs t base unit

(kno w n as the primary base unit).

NOTE 1:

NOTE 2:

NOTE 3:

SECURITY FUNCTION:

MENU 6 3

A third o p tion is availab le for

deregistering all th e hand sets at once and generating a

new

base

cod e

(system

registration

re s e t).

This

option

can

selected

pressing

"",

then

enter

new

base

num ber

(1 -4 ).

B o th the handset

and

base

must

the

registration

mode.

De-Registering a H andset fro m all B a s e U n its

1. Press the RIGHT SO FT FUNC TION key to select .

2. Press the " " key to select th e REGISTER option.

3. Press the " " key to select

RESET HAND. The LC D will

display the follow ing screen:

D e re g fro m

all bases?

YES N O

* Handset re g istered to a base with sam e ID.

9. Press EN D to re turn to th e handset main m enu.

ID Conflic t

B a se X

~ 42~

H andset M enu O ptions

Directory

K ey G uard

P ress "M ENU", "1 " to set KEY G UARD.

1. To access the KEY G UARD option fro m the IDLE made, press

th e RIGHT SO FT FUNCTION key to select the MENU option.

2. While in the M AIN MENU press th e

"1 " key to select KEY G UARD:

3. Selecting the KEY GUARD option

LOCKS the keypad from use. The

screen w ill display the follow ing:

4. To unlock th e keypad press the

LEFT SO FT FUNCTION key. The

screen w ill display the follow ing:

5. P ress the "1" key to confirm u n locking

th e keypad.

This fe a tu re allow s you to store up to 30 frequently used

telephone num bers (up to 20 digits each) and nam es (up to 14

characters each) in a directory that re s ides in th e handset

memory. Entries in the Phone D ire c to ry may be view ed or edited

at any time. The Phone Dire c tory m ay be view ed by pressing th e

or a rro w keys fro m the idle mode.

U nlock

Main M enu:

1:KEY GUARD

2:DIRECTORY

¡õ¡ô

3:CALLER ID

4:SOUNDS

5:SETTIN G S

6:REGISTER

Keypad

Locked

Press 1 to

confirm

UNLOCK

~ 41~

5. P ress the num ber " " button on

th e handset keypad, this w ill

place the handset into th e

regis tra tion m enu.

6. P ress the num ber " " button on

th e handset keypad.

7. The handset Display will now

request that you "Enter base ID

(1 -4 ): X"

8. Enter a num ber

fro m the keypad. C hoose a

b ase ID num ber diffe re n t fro m

b ase ID num ber you are already

using.

9. Repeat step s 1 through 8 for

each new base you want to

3. Place base unit into REGISTRATION m ode by pressing and

holding th e and buttons at the sam e time

until you hear a single beep (a b o u t 3 seconds).

The red "In-U se" light will com e on. H andset registra tion must

be preform ed within 30 seconds after e n te ring the re g istration

Mode.

4. P ressing the RIG H T SO FT BUTTON, on the handset, selects

th e function.

VO LU M E PA G E

"1 ", "2 ", "3 ", o r

"4 "

E n ter b a se

ID (1 -4 ): X

Reg M enu

1. Register

2. D eregister

3. R eset B ase

4. Reset Hand

NOTE:

U pon successfully changing the base ID num ber,

the display will say "Base ID = X, D ereg All." This m eans

that you have successfully created a new identification

num ber for that base unit. All handsets p reviously

re g istered to that b ase unit (if any) w e re d e -re g istered. You

may now begin reg istering handsets to the base unit.

Follow steps 3 th roug h 6 of H andset R egistration section.

~44~

DIRECTORY EDIT MODE

While in th e DIRECTO RY VIEW m ode,

the LC D will disp lay th e fo llow ing screen:

To e n ter th e DIRECTORY EDIT mode,

either ADD or OPTION m ust be selected.

* If there are available sp aces, the firs t

em pty sp ace w ill be accessed

autom atically and the follow ing

screen will appear:

* If inform ation is to be stored in a

specific location, use th e

scrolling keys to find th e corre c t

location for th e new inform ation.

The location num ber will appear as

a 2 digit num ber to th e left of the

batte ry icon.

AD D

* Press the LEFT SO FT FUNC TION

key to select ADD. This choice will

allow an entry to be added to the

Phone Dire c to ry.

* If the dire c to ry is full, th e fo llow ing

will be displayed on th e LCD:

* To re turn to th e DIRECTO RY VIEW

mode, press the LEFT SO FT

FU N C TION key.

M e m o r y fu ll

Quit

Jane D oe

5551212

ADD OPTION

N um ber?

SAVE D ELETE

~43~

2. While in the M ain M enu, p ress

th e "" key to select DIRECTO RY:

3. Inform ation in the Phone Dire c tory is

stored vertically, as show n in Table 1

below . The up and dow n a rro w keys

are used to move through th e dire c tory

re c o rd s .

Main M enu:

1:KEY GUARD

2:DIRECTORY

¡õ¡ô

3:CALLER ID

4:SOUNDS

5:SETTIN G S

6:REGISTER

N o te : Press the RIGHT SO FT BUTTO N and enter the Index

Code to dial the phone dire c to ry num ber.

Table 1

Inform ation

Index Code

01 Nam e #1

Te lephone # 1

02 Nam e #2

Te lephone # 2

30 N am e #30

Te lephone # 30

DIRECTORY VIEW M O DE

P ress "M ENU", "2 " to access D ire c tory screen

1. To view the D ire c to ry fro m th e IDLE

m ode, p ress th e RIGHT SO FT

FUNCTIO N ke y to select the

MENU option.

~45~

* Select ADD again using the LEFT

SO FT FUNCTION key. The follow ing

screen will then appear:

1.E n te r a n e w phone num ber

by pressing th e corresp ond ing

keypad num ber key once.

The fo llow ing characters

re q u ire a special key com b ination:

press th e # key two times

(# # ).

p ress th e # key th re e tim es

(# # # ).

Note:

Space:

D ash:

N um ber?

SAVE D ELE TE

The dire c tory will store a nam e and a phone

num ber, or just a phone num ber, but not a nam e by itself.

NOTE:

2. P ress the

key to SAVE the phone num ber.

To correct an incorrect entry, press

th e RIG H T SO FT FUNCTION key to

select the D E LE TE option. D ELETE

will delete one num ber at a time

fro m right to left.

3. A prom pt will appear to enter a nam e

th a t goes w ith the phone num ber.

The nam e field can be left blank by

selecting SAVE with the LEFT SO FT

FUNCTION key.

LEFT SO FT FU N C TION

Nam e?

*=CAPS LO CK

SAVE D ELETE

~46~

NOTE:

In th e nam e editing m ode, as indicated on th e LCD

prom pt, all letters will autom atically b e en tered in th e upper

case. Since this is th e default setting, using th e * key will

then allow you to enter lower case lette rs . This function w ill

stay locked in the low er case mode until th e * key is

pressed again, or th e nam e edit m ode is te rm inated.

4. To e n te r th e letters of a nam e, p ress

th e corresponding keypad num ber

one or more times depending on

th e order to the characters on the

key. See Table 2 for a listing of

availab le chara c te rs that can be

used in th e nam e field.

For exam ple: p ress "2 " once for th e

lette r "A," tw ice fo r the letter "B," etc.

5. When th e nam e is entered correctly, press the LEFT SO FT

FUNCTIO N ke y to select SAVE. The new entry will be displayed

on th e screen and the D IRECTO RY VIEW m ode will

autom atically be activated .

NOTE:

Each time you enter a character, the cursor

autom atically advances to the next chara c te r field as long

as you p ress a diffe re n t keypad key to enter each character.

H ow ever, if you need to press a keypad key two o r m o re

times to enter consecutive characters, you need to firs t

press the key to ad vance the cursor to th e next

character field. Selecting DELETE with the RIGHT SO FT

BUTTON or p ressing the ke y w ill b acksp ace the

cursor to the previous field. The will ad vance th e

cursor.

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OPTION

E d it O p tio n

C hoosing O PTION while in the D IRECTO RY EDIT m ode allow s a

dire c tory record to be edite d , deleted or a num ber to be view ed.

P ress key

to select OPTION. The follow ing screen

will be disp layed:

This option allow s a phone re c o rd to be changed.

RIG H T SO FT FUNCTION

1. Select th e "1 " key fro m th e keypad.

The fo llow ing screen w ill be

displayed :

2. Use th e RIGHT SO FT FUNCTION

key to delete th e phone num ber or

simply ty p e the new num ber over the

old e n try.

3. If a nam e is a part of the re c o rd , you

will re c e ive the follow ing prom pt:

O ptions

1:Edit

2:Clear Entry

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3:View N u m ber

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Table 2

C haracters

Key

1'+ ,. * ( ) & 1

2A B C C 2

3D E F 3

G H I 4

5J K L 5

6M N O N 6

7P Q R S 7

T U V 8

9W X Y Z 9

*TOGGLES CASE

SPAC E -

Exam ple:

In the DIRECTORY EDIT mode, to enter th e nam e

"Jane Doe" use th e fo llow ing key sequence:

5 (J ) * 2 (a ) 6 6 (n ) 33 (e ) # (space) * 3 (D ) * 666 (o ) 33 (e )

NOTE:

Unique character Key 2: C, Key 6: N

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5. Once th e new inform ation is entered,

press th e LEFT SO FT FU N C TION

key to save the new entry.

6. If the nam e is unchanged press th e

LEFT SO FT FU N C TION key to re -

save and exit to the DIRECTO RY

Selecting DELETE will move the cursor to the far

right edge of the LC D screen. Pressing th e RIGHT SO FT

FU N C TION key repeated ly will move th e cursor right to left

across the LC D screen, deleting each letter ab ove cursor.

NOTE:

4. The cursor w ill appear under th e firs t

lette r o f th e nam e. Typ e new

inform ation over the existing nam e

or p ress th e RIGHT SO FT

FUNCTION key to select D E LE TE .

JANE DOE

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Clear E n try O p tio n

This option allow s a record to be com pletely rem oved fro m the

Phone Directory.

1. While in the O ptions M enu p ress th e

"2 " key to select clear e n try :

2. At this point, the record p reviously

accessed while in the DIRECTO RY

VIEW m ode can be deleted by

pressing the LEFT SO FT FUNCTION

key to select YES as show n on the

LCD screen:

3. Deleting the records will bring up

th e follow ing prom pt, at which time

a new record can be added to the

dire c tory (re fe r to steps und er AD D) :

4. Selecting NO will re turn the handset

to the DIRECTO RY VIEW mode.

Calle r ID

Caller ID inform ation will then appear on the LC D and also be

stored autom atically in the handset fo r later re trieval.

To use this option you m ust first subscribe to the C aller

ID service offered by your local telephone com pany.

O ptions

1:Edit

2:Clear Entry

3:View N u m ber

Confirm Clear

E n try ?

YES N o

ADD

Em pty

View O ption

This option allow a record to be view ed in the phone dire c to ry.

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3. Press th e key to view th e

m ost recent call or the key

to v iew th e o ldest call in fo rm a tion:

4. The Caller ID log will store up to

three inform atio n fields:

* C alle r phone num ber, if transm itte d .

* C alle r nam e, if transm itted.

* D ate and time stamp.

5. The firs t Calle r ID screen will

display th e firs t tw o inform ational fields.

Press "M E N U ", "3 " to access Caller ID screen.

1. From th e ID L E m ode, press th e

LE FT SO FT FUNCTION key to

select MENU.

2. To access th e C a lle r ID in fo rm a tion

stored in th e handset, press th e

"3 " ke y fro m th e ke yp a d to select

Caller ID .

NOTE:

S how s the num ber of new Caller ID e n trie s

since the last time th e C a lle r ID log was checked . The

va lue in th e to p LCD lin e to the right of th e en velope

icon.

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View :¡õ¡ô

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Nam e

Tim e D elete

Main M enu:

1:KEY GUARD

2:DIRECTORY

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3:CALLER ID

4:SOUNDS

5:SETTIN G S

6:REGISTER

NOTE:

Caller ID inform ation is stored in a table with

the new est e n try on th e to p o f th e table. Using th e

to v iew th e C a lle r ID lo g ensures starting at th e "to p " of

th e ta b le.

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7. The displayed inform ation m ay be

deleted w ith th e RIGHT SO FT

FUNCTION key. The disp lay w ill

show :

8. P ress the LEFT SO FT FUNCTION

key to confirm th e deletion, or

p ress th e RIG H T SO FT FU N C TION

key to cancel th e com m and.

9.While in th e CALLER ID VIEW mode, the displayed num ber can

be dialed by pressing TALK.

10.P ress END to re turn to the Main M enu.

: Once the caller ID capacity (3 0 records) has been

reached, the oldest re c o rd is rem oved fro m th e ta b le.

NOTE

6. D ate and time inform ation can be

view ed by pressing th e L E F T

SO FT F U N C TIO N ke y:

The 2 digit num ber to the right of th e en velop e

icon tracks the num ber of unview ed C aller ID re c o rd s .

NOTE:

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Nam e Delete

Delete?

YES N O

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To m ake use of this option you must sub scribe to both C all

Waiting and C aller ID service w ith y o u r local telephone com pany.

* W hen on a call, you will be alerte d to an incom ing call with a

short beep. The phone num ber and nam e of the incom ing

caller will be displayed simultaneously.

* You can place the firs t call on hold and answ er the second

call by pressing TALK. P ressing TA LK ag ain w ill sw itch back

to the firs t call.

C a lle r ID with C a ll W a iting O ption

Sound

P ress "M ENU", "4 ", "1" to access Ring

Volum e m enu.

1. From the IDLE m ode press the

RIGHT SO FT FUNCTION key to

e n te r the M ain M enu:

2. Select th e SOUNDS option by

p ressing the "4 " key fro m th e

keypad.

3. Select RING VO LUM E by p ressing

"1 ".

4. Once in this option, th e c u rre n t ring

volum e level will be displayed on the

second line of th e LCD:

R ing Volum e

Sound s M enu

1.R ing Volum e

2.Ring Type

3 .K ey Vo lum e

4 .K ey Vo lu m e Tone

Ring Volu m e

High

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SAVE

M ain M enu:

1:KEY GUAR D

2:DIRECTORY

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3:C A LLER ID

4:SOUNDS

5:SETTING S

6:REGISTER

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5. Ring levels are : HIGH, LO W and

VIB RATE. U se the scrolling keys

to select ring level. Press the LEFT

SO FT FUNC TION key to SAVE

setting .

6. Selecting EN D re turns handset

to the Sounds M enu.

P ress "M ENU", "4 " , "2 " to access R ing Type m enu.

One of fo u r d istinctive ring tones may be selected for th e handset

by pressing the or scrolling keys and pressing the

LEFT SO FT BUTTON to save.

The key volum e is the loudness of the sound of th e ke ys w h en

pressed . C hoices are: HIGH, LO W and O FF.

The key tones are the typ e o f sound th a t the keys produce w hen

pressed . C hoices are To ne 1, To ne 2, Tone 3 and To ne 4.

R ing Type

Key Volum e

Key Tone

P ress "M ENU", "4 " , "3 " to access K ey Volum e m enu.

P ress "M ENU", "4 " , "4 " to access K ey Tone m enu.

S e ttings (Setting Handset Preferences)

This m enu option can be used to set: local area code, dial mode,

and the backlight. Selecting reset with in this option allow s you to

reset these preferences (p lus all sound settings) back to th e

fa c to ry settings. Custom Nam e is th e nam e that appears on th e

LC D in th e IDLE mode.

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From the IDLE m ode, p ress th e

RIGHT SOFT FU N C TION key

to enter the Main Menu. P ress

the "5" key fro m th e ke yp ad to

select SETTINGS.

P ress "M ENU", "5 ", "1" to access A rea cod e screen.

By setting the local area cod e, when a

telephone num ber is a u to -d ialed fro m the

Phone Directory or Caller ID containing

the selected area code, th e phone will

not include the area cod e w hen the num ber

is dialed.

1. When th is option is selected, th e

local area cod e is displayed

as show n:

The field fo r the area code has

a maximum of three num bers.

2. The area code can be edite d by ty p ing

th e new num bers over the current digits .

The key can be used to delete

th e num ber above th e cursor and the

K ey can be used to m ove to th e

d esired num b er.

3. P ress the key

to save the new area code setting or

p ress END to return to the Settings

M enu w ithout saving th e num ber.

Area Code

LEFT SO FT FU N C TION

Setting M enu

1:A rea code

2:Tone/P ulse

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3:Backlight

4:Reset

5:C ustom nam e

6:C all M anager

7:Contrast

8:Dial Prefix

M ove cu rso r:

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M ain M enu:

1:KEY GUAR D

2:DIRECTORY

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3:C A LLER ID

4:SOUNDS

5:SETTING S

6:REGISTER

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Tone/P ulse Mode

B acklight

P ress "M ENU", "5 ", "2" to access Tone/Pulse s c re e n .

The handset m ay be set to either tone or pulse mode.

1. Afte r s e lecting th is option, th e LCD

will show th e c u rre n t setting as

show n:

Use th e scrolling keys to

change the setting.

2. P ress the LEFT SO FT FUNCTION

key to save the new dial m ode or

p ress END to return to the Settings

M enu w ithout saving.

P ress "M ENU", "5 ", "3" to access Backlight screen.

The length of time the backlight sta ys lit w hen the handset is in

use m ay b e set with three options: 8 sec, Off and On.

1. The scrolling keys m ay

be used to choose one of the three

options.

2. P ress the LEFT SO FT FUNCTION

key to save the new backlight setting

or p ress EN D to re tu rn to the

Setting s Menu without saving .

: It is recom m ended that the backlight be kept at th e

fa c to ry setting of 8 seconds. Leaving the backlight on will

deplete th e battery life more quickly.

NOTE

Dial M ode"

Tone

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SAVE

8 Sec

SAVE

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Reset

C ustom Nam e

P ress "M ENU", "5 ", "4 " to access R eset m enu.

C hoosing this option allow s th e handset param eters (d ial mode,

backlight, ring and key tone settings and ring/voice vo lum e) to be

re s e t to th e fa c tory settings. Also, this option

will delete all th e Phone Dire c tory e n tries and all th e Caller ID

e n tries.

1. The R eset param eters option LC D

will show :

2. The R eset DIR option LC D will show :

3. The CID option LCD will

show :

4. In all cases, press the LEFT

SO FT FUNC TION key to

select YES and the RIGHT

SO FT FUNC TION key to

select NO.

5. C hoosing YES, NO or th e END key

will re tu rn th e handset to the Settings

M enu.

P ress "M ENU", "5 ", "5 " to access C ustom nam e screen.

This option allow s either a nam e or a greeting to be selected th a t

will be disp layed on the LCD in ID LE m ode or when th e handset

is turned on.

Factory Set?

YES N O

D e le te a ll

D IR entries

YES N O

D e le te a ll

CID entries

YES N O

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C all M anager

P ress "M ENU", "5 ", "6 " to access C all M anager screen.

This option allow s the handset to re c e ive

calls fro m 1 to 4 base units.

1. O nce in the Settings M enu press the

"6 " key fro m th e keypad to select the

Call M anager option. The screen

will disp lay:

1. A ccessing this option displays the

c u rre n t nam e setting.

2. The custom name can th e n be

edited by using the num bered

keys on th e keyp ad to overw rite

th e existing characters.

3. In this option the second and th ird

lines of the LC D can be used. The

keys can be used to

move the cursor fro m one line to the

other and fro m one side of th e line

to the other.

4. Use LEFT SO FT FUNCTION key to

save th e new custom nam e or th e

RIGHT SO FT FUNCTIO N key to

delete th e nam e. EN D will return

th e handset to the Settings M enu.

This p roced ure is similar to the phone dire c to ry

nam e edit mode (see Table 2: Availab le C haracters und er

Dire c tory O ption).

NOTE:

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D ial P refix

P ress "M enu", "5", "8" to access th e Dial Prefix screen.

Allow s you to enter up to an eight-d igit dialing prefix (i.e.:

1010555 fo r long distance service).

Use the UP/DOW N scrolling keys to toggle betw een th e Yes or

No Dial Prefix default selection. P ress the RING SO FT FUNCTION

key to select "E d it" then enter th e Dial Prefix num b er via th e

keypad. P ress th e LEFT SO FT FUNCTION key to select "Save".

If you have elected to use a Dial Prefix, e n te r a phone num ber,

prior establishing dial tone, then press th e " TA LK " Key. The

screen will ask you "U se Prefix?" select "Yes" by pressing th e LEFT

SO FT FUNCTIO N key or select "No" by p ressing the RIGHT SO FT

FU N C TION key.

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2. The scrolling keys may

be used to select a b ase unit num ber

fro m 1 to 4. P ressing the RIG H T SO FT

FUNCTIO N key m oves the fro m

YES to N O and back to YES in th e

selection process.

P ressing the LEFT SO FT FU N C TION

key will save the setting.

3. Repeat th e process until all b ase units

fro m which calls are to be accepted

have been selected for th e handset.

P ress "M ENU", "5 ", "7 " to access C ontra s t screen.

This option adjusts the contra s t

for the handset's LC D screen.

1. While in the Settings M enu, select

th e "" key fro m the keypad. The

LCD will disp lay th e c u rre n t contra s t

setting :

2. Use th e scrolling keys to

change the contra s t se tting fro m 1 to

1 6 (1 is th e lightest se tting and 16 is

darkest).

3. The LEFT SO FT FUNCTION key will

save th e new setting. P ress EN D to

re turn the handset to th e Setting s

M enu. P ressing E N D ag ain returns

th e handset to the M ain M enu.

C ontrast

Contrast:12

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SAVE

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Base

Uni

902-928

Mhz

Adapt

900

Yes

kbps

ADPCM

kbps

142

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FSK

Dupl

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Hoppi

CDMA

200

per

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dBm

BER

10)

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dBi

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door

A-470B

Yes

FCC

Part

15,

Part

CAN/DOC

RSS210,

CS03

CUL

1950,

1950

FCC

MPE

5/8

nches

172

124

ounces/497

grams

ectr

cal

Speci

cat

ons

Frequency

Power

Source

Output

Power

Transmi

Power

Cont

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Speech

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User

Dat

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mensi

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hout

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Wei

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Por

tabl

Handset

902-928

MHz

750

mAh

630

Yes

kbps

ADPCM

kbps

142

Pul

se-shaped

FSK

Dupl

(TDD)

Frequency

Hoppi

CDMA

200

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-106

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10)

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FCC

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RSS210,

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Hear

Compat

CUL

1950,

1950

FCC

SAR

(OET-65)

7/8

3/8

1/4

nches

132

Batt

ery:

ounces

250

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ounces

Char

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Adapter

CUL

1950,

1950

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1/8

1/4

104

ounces

115

grams

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Product Specifications

~ 62~

C o rd le s s S a fe ty Tips

Your cordless phone give s you the freedom and flexibility to stay

in touch while you m ove around. H ow ever, th e safe and

responsible use of th e phone depends entire ly on you. Avoid

accidents by not reaching fo r the phone or talking on the phone if

that distracts you fro m w o rk ing safely. Your life and th e lives of

others are at stake.

1. When using your cordless phone ensure your safety an d the

safety of others:

Always watch where you are walking and standing.

Don't let a phone call distra c t you from working safely.

2. In an Em ergency

If an em ergency occurs, dial 911. Remember: if you are in an

area w here your phone is searching or scanning for a signal or

th e re is no signal, it is h ighly probable that a call to 911 will not

go through. Locate the nearest landline phone and call for

help.

Cordless 911 calls may not autom atically provide em erg ency

personnel with y o u r nam e, phone num ber or location. Te ll the

dispatcher:

Your nam e and phone num ber, including area code.

The nature of the em ergency.

W hether police, fire o r m edical assistance is needed.

The exact location of the em erg ency, including cross streets,

mileposts or landm arks.

BEFO RE USIN G YO U R TE LE P H O N E EQ UIPM ENT, BASIC

SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS SHO ULD ALW AYS BE FO LLO W ED TO

RED UCE TH E RISK OF FIRE, ELECTRIC SHO CK AN D INJURY

TO PERSO NS AND DAMAGE TO PRO PERTY.

Im portant Safety Instructions

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3. Power Outage

In the event of a pow er outage, your cordless te lephone will

not allow you to m ake an outgoing call or take an incom ing call.

The cordless base station require s electricity fo r operation.

You should have a telephone which does not require electricity

availab le for use during pow er outages, or alte rn a tively ha ving

p rop er backup power for the base station.

4. Notice to Hearing Aid W earers: This phone system is

com patible with inductively coupled hearing aids.

5. Notice to Cardiac Pacem aker W earers: Preliminary studies

done by FD A and others have show n th a t, although

interference to the implanted cardiac p acem aker may occur

w hen operating very closely, wire less te lephones "do not seem

to pose a significant problem for p acem aker w earers."

H ow ever, until more is know n, FD A sug gests that people with

p acem akers m ay w ant to take p recautions w hen using or

c a rry ing a wire less te lephone to ensure th a t there is am ple

distance betw een the telephone and th e p acem aker.

1. R ead and understand all instru c tions.

2. Follow all w a rn ing s and instru c tions includ ing those m arked

on th e product.

3. U nplug th is product fro m th e wall telephone jack and power

outlet before cleaning . Do not use liquid cleaners or aerosol

cle a n e rs . Use dam p cloth fo r cleaning.

4. D o n o t use the telephone near water, for exam ple, near a

b a th tu b , w ashbow l, kitchen sink, laundry tu b , wet basem ent

or sw imming pool.

Product Safety Tips

5. D o n o t place this product on an unstable c a rt, stand or table.

The product may fall, causing serious dam ag e to the product.

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6. Slots or openings in the product's housing back, side and

bottom , are provided for ventilation. These openings must not

be blocked or covered. Placing th e product on a bed,

carpeting , or other similar surface m ay block these opening

and should be avoided. This product should never be placed

near or over a ra d iator or heat register. This product sho uld not

be placed in a built-in installation unless proper ventilation is

p rovided.

7. This product should be operated only fro m the type of power

source indicated on th e marking label. If you are not sure of

th e type of pow er supply to your hom e, consult your dealer or

local p ow er com p any.

8. D o n o t overload wall o u tlets and extension cord s as this can

result in th e risk of fire or electric shock.

9. N ever push objects of any kind into this product through

housing slots as they m ay touch dangerous volta g e p o ints or

short out parts that could re s u lt in th e risk of fire , electric shock,

or injury. N ever spill liquid of any kind on th is product.

10. To reduce th e risk of electric shock or burns, do not

disassem ble th is product. Take this product to qualified

service personnel w hen service or repair w o rk is required.

O pening or re m o v ing covers may expose you to dangerous

voltag es, electrical c u rre n t or other risks. Incorrect

reassem bling of th e product can cause electric shock w hen

th e product is subsequently used.

11. W a rn ing: C hanges or m odifications to this product n o t

expressly approved by EnG enius could vo id th e w a rra n ty a n d

the FC C authorization to operate the eq uipm ent.

12. U nplug the base station fro m th e wall outlet and refer

servicing to qualified service personnel under th e fo llow ing

conditions:

If liquid had been spilled into the product.

When th e power supply cord or plug is dam aged or frayed.

If the product has been exposed to ra in or water.

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If th e product does not operate norm ally by fo llow ing th e

operating in s tru c tions. Adjust only those contro ls that are

covered by th e operating instru c tions because im proper

ad justment of other controls m ay result in dam age and will

often re q u ire e x te n s ive w ork by qualified service personnel

to re s tore the product to norm al operations.

If th e product has been dropped or housing has been

dam aged.

If th e product exhibits a distinct change in p e rfo rm a n c e .

13. Avoid using te lephone during an ele c trical storm . There m ay

be a risk of electrical shock fro m lightning.

14. Do not use th e te lephone to re p o rt a gas leak while in the

vicinity o f the leak.

15. The antenna on the desk station d oes not re tra c t. To prevent

injury, do not place the telep ho ne w here persons can step,

trip or fa ll on th e te lephone.

16. Do not place metal objects on th e antenna.

17. Do not install the base station or cord less handset charger

near microw ave ovens, ra d io equipm ent, or non-cable

connected televisions. These appliances may cause electrical

interference to the base station or cordless handset.

18. The base station must be placed on a hard, flat s u rfa c e a n d

connected to both a phone wall jack and an AC pow er outlet.

19. Do not stick foreign objects into any of th e holes on th e base

station or c o rd less handset. You could harm the speakers,

e a rp ieces, microphones, or yourself.

20. Batte ry S a fe ty Precautions: To reduce th e risk of fire , injury or

electric shock, or property dam ag e, and to properly dispose

of batteries, please read and und erstand th e fo llow ing

instru c tions:

BATTERY M UST BE RECYCLED OR DISPO SED OF

PRO PERLY. DO NO T DISPO SE B ATTER Y IN M UNICIPAL

W ASTE.

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Only use EnG enius approved N ickel-M etal Hydrid e (N iMH)

rechargeable batte ries in th e c o rd less handset and battery

charg er.

DO NOT use other rechargeable batte ries or non-

rechargeable batte ries, or mixed types of batte ries. The

batteries could short-c irc u it, and th e battery shell may be

dam aged causing a hazard ous condition. In s tru c tion lab els

are located in th e handset and charging unit battery

com partm ent.

Alw ays follow b asic safety precautions w hen using and

disp osing of batte ries. D o n o t dispose of th e batteries in a

fire ; the cells m ay exp lode. Do not expose batteries to water.

Check with local codes for special disposal instru c tions.

Periodically clean the charge contacts on both the charg er

and handset.

DO NOT mix old and new batte ries in this product.

Position positiv e (+ ) b a ttery contact to m atch diagram in

c o rd less handset.

Charge the batteries provided w ith , or identified for use with ,

this product only in accord ance with th e in s tru c tions and

limita tions specified in the instru c tion m anual.

Exercise care in handling batteries in order not to short the

batteries with conducting m aterials such as rings, bracelets,

and keys. The batteries or conducting m aterial m ay

overheat and cause burns or fire .

Do not open or mutilate the batte ries. Released ele c tro lyte

is c o rro s ive and m ay cause dam age to the eyes or skin.

the ele c tro lyte may be toxic if sw allow ed.

D u ring charging , batteries heat up. This is norm al and is not

dangerous.

Do not use non-EnG enius charging devices. This could

dam age the batte ries.

SAVE TH ESE SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

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6. This telephone system equipm ent has been tested and found

to com ply with the limits for C lass B digital device, pursuant to

Part 15 of the FCC Rules and RS210 of the DOC Rules. These

limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against

harm ful interference in a residential installation. Som e cord less

and wire less te lephones operate at freq uencies th a t m ay cause

interference to nearby TV's, VCR's, radio, com puters, or other

electronic devices. To minimize or prevent such interference,

th e te lephone system should not be placed or operated near

these devices. If interference is experienced, moving the base

station or handset farther aw ay fro m them will often reduce or

eliminate the interference.

7. H ow ever, th e re is no guarantee that interfe re n c e w ill not occur

in a p a rticular installation. If th is telephone system d oes cause

harm ful interference to other electronic devices, which can be

determ ined by turning th e system off and on, the user is

encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of

th e follow ing m easures:

Increase th e separation between the handset and/or base

and the device that experiences interference.

C onnect the base station into a pow er outlet on a circ u it

different fro m th a t to which the other device is connected.

or, connect the base station to another te lephone outlet.

C onsult th e dealer or a n e x p e rienced ele c tro n ic technician

for help.

1. This telephone system com plies with Part 68 of the FC C ru les.

On th e bottom of the base station is a label that contains,

am ong other inform ation, the FC C Regis tra tion Num ber, Ringer

Equivalence N um ber (REN ) and the Universal Service O rder

C o d e (U S O C ), which is RJ-11C . Your te lephone com pany m ay

ask you fo r this inform ation.

2. The REN is useful to d e te rm ine th e quantity o f d evices you

m ay connect to your telephone line and still have all of those

d evices ring w hen your telephone num ber is called. In m ost,

but n o t all areas, the sum of the REN's of all devices connected

to one line should not exceed five (5 .0 ). To be certain of the

num ber of devices you m ay connect to your line, a s d e te rm ined

by the REN , you should contact your local te lephone com pany

to determ ine the m aximum REN for your calling area.

3. If your telephone equipm ent causes harm to th e te lep hone

netw ork, the telephone com p any m ay ask you to disco nnect

the system fro m th e line until th e problem has been corrected

or th e y m a y disco ntinue your service te m p o ra rily. If possible,

they will n o tify you in advance. But if advance notice isn't

practical, you should be notified as soon as possible. You will

be inform ed of your right to file a com p laint with FC C or DOC.

4. Your telephone com pany may m ake changes in its facilities,

equipm ent, operations, or procedures that could affe c t th e

proper functioning of your telephone system . If th e y do and if

possible you w ill be notified in advance to give you an

opportunity to maintain uninte rru p ted te lephone service. If you

experience trouble with this telephone system , disconnect it

fro m th e netw ork until the problem has been corrected or until

you are s u re that the equipm ent is not malfunctioning.

5. This telephone system may not be used on coin service

provided by the telephone com pany. C onnection to party lines

is sub ject to state tariffs. Privacy of com m unications m ay not

be ensured w hen using th is phone.

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Regulatory In fo rm a tio n

whip x 6

EnGenius Optional Outdoor Antenna

lnstallation lnstructions

For safet

and o

timum

erformance

be sure to read these

instructions carefully.

Order lnformation

Please order the EnGenius SN-900 Ultre Outdoor Antenna and/or

cable.

Warning

For

our safet

kee

the antenna awa

from electric

ower lines to

avoid electric shock.

For FCC compliance, the outdoor antenna must not be located

within 8 inches (20cm) of any person.

Site Selection

The higher the antenna is installed, the better the communication

will be. lf you can install the antenna higher than surrounding

obstructions, the communication range will be better.

The antenna must be on the roof and maintain a three meter

(10 feet) clearance in all directions to meet RF safety requirements.

ntenna

nsta

1. Find a mast

(

metal

ole

)

that is lon

er than five meters and 25 to

50mm (1"to 1.9") in diameter.

2. Assemble the antenna body and six whips.

3. Connect brackets to guide

pipe, sliding the brackets on

from the bottom.

4. Fit the guide pipe and

bracket on mast firmly.

5. Thread the coaxial cable

through the guide pipe and

connect one end of the

coaxial cable to the antenna.

6. Connect the other end of

the coaxial cable to the base

station.

Note:Use only EnGenius antenna and cable. The base

station antenna connector has reverse thead that

only works with cables supplied by EnGenius.

Over 3 M (correct)

Over 3 M

(correct)

Over 3 M

(correct)

Less than 3 M

(incorrect)

Less than 3 M

(incorrect)

Bracket

Guide pipe

Mast

Antenna

When using EnGenius SN-900 Ultra, always follow basic safety

precautions to reduce the risk of injury, fire, and electical shock,

including the following practices:

1. Read and understand all instuctions

2. Avoid using a telephone during thunderstorms.

3. Do not use a telephone in the vicinity of a gas leak.

4. Do not use this product near water, or when you are wet.

5. Unplug this product form any line or power source before

cleaning or if it comes in contact with any liguids.

6. Install this product in a protected location

7. This product should be operated only from the type of power

source indicated on the marking label.

included in the user's

manual and this antenna installation instructructions. ln anddition,

observe all warnings and instructions marked on the product.

There may be a

remote chance of electrical shock from lightning.

Report a suspected gas leak immediately, but use a telephone

away from the area where gas may be leaking. Because this

product is a wireless model, make sure the base is also removed

form the area.

For example, do not use it in a wet basement or shower, or next to a

swimming pool, bathtub, kitchen sink, or laundry tub.

Do not use liquids or aerosol sprays for cleaning. Use only a damp

cloth when cleaning. Do not plug the product back in until it has

dried thoroughly.

where it is not at risk

of falling and no one can trip over and line or power cord. Protect

cords from damage or fraying. Do not place and objects on the

power cord.

lf you are not sure of the type of power supplied to your home,

consult your dealer or local Power Company. lf this product has

user replaceable betteries, replace batteries only as described in

your user's manual. Do not burn or puncture batteries because

they contain caustic chemicals.

8. Do not short circuit the battery pack.

9. Do not block slots and openings in the cabinet and the back or

bottom, these are provided for ventilation.

10.Never push objects of and kind into this product through

cabinet slots

11.To reduce the risk of electrical shock, do not disassemble this

product.

12.Do not overload wall outlets and extension cords as this can

result in the risk of fire or electrical shock.

13.Unplug this product from the wall outlet if any of the following

situations should occur:

The metal bands on the

battery pack should never come in contact with a conductive

surface at the same time. Also, do not let two battery metal bands

touch each other.

To protect it from

overheating, do not block these openings by placing the product on

the bed, sofa, rug, or other similar surfaces. This product should

never be placed near or over or over a radiator or exceed

environmental specifications listed in the user's manual. In

addition, this product should not be placed in a built-in installation

where proper ventilation is not available.

as they may touch dangerous voltage points or short

out parts that could result in a risk of fire or electrical shock.

lf service or repair work is required, contact EnGenius

Customer Service or email us at

info@engeniustech.com. Opening or removing cadinet parts other

than s

ecified access doors ma

ose

ou to dan

erous volta

or other risks. Lncorrect reassembling can cause electrical

shock when the appliance is subsequently used.

when the power supply cord or plug is damaged or frayed.

lf liquid has been spilled into the product.

the

the product has been exposed to rain or water.

lf the product does not operate normally by following the operating

instructios. Adjust only those controls that are covered by the

operating instructions.

lf the product has been dropped and the cabinet has been

damaged.

lf the product exhibits a distinct change in performance.

SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS

Senao Co SN-920U A SPREAD SPECTRUM Telephone User Manual Revised

Senao International Co Ltd A SPREAD SPECTRUM Telephone Revised

Revised user manual

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