Sony Group SPPA967 User Manual 48472
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S ONY _’ 3-557415-11 (1)
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Cordless ,
Telephone
with Answering System
Operating Instructions
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11. Unplug this product from the wall—
outlet and refer servicing to qualified
service personnel under the following
conditions:
A. When the power cord or plug is
damaged or rrayed.
5 it liquid has been spilled into the
product.
c. If the product has been expcsed to
rain or water.
D. lf the product does not operate
normally by following the operating
instructions. Adjust only those
controls that are covered by the
operating instructions because
improper adjustment of other controls
may result in damage and will often
require extensiVe work by a qualified
technician to restore the product to
normal operation
E. It the product has been dropped or
the cabinet has been damaged. '
F. Lt the product exhibits a distinct
change in performance.
13. Avoid usu'lg a telephone (other than
a cordless type] during an electrical
storm. There may be a remote risk of
electric shock from lightning
14, Do not use the telephone ta report a
gas leak m the vicinity of the leak
SAVE Tfi'E'sE
INSTRUCTIONS
CAUTION:
To reduce me nsk ol the or injury to prisons by
battery, read and tnllw these Mentions.
1. Use only the leuewing type and size battery ,
pack Sony with
1 Do nntd'upcse at the battery pack ma En
The cell may explode Check wllh local codes
i‘er possible spedal dispose] inao-uooons.
3, Do not open or mufilate me battery pack
Rueased electrolyte is corrosive and may
cause damage to the eyes or skin it may be
toxic ii swallowec.
4. aercise care in handling battery pack in
order not to short the battery with conducting
materials such as rkigx, bracelets. and keys.
The battery orconc'ucror may overheat and
muse bums.
5. Gauge the barre—y paclt provided with or
ioantiriea for use with this product only in
accordance with the linsltuctim and
lrrnitations specfice in the tnstruction manual
provided [or this product
5. Observe proper palanry orientation between
the battery pack and banery charger.
INFORMATION FOR
GENERAL TELEPHONES
1. This equipment campus with ran 65 of the
FCC rules. On the bottom of thrs equipment
a a label that tannins. mung other
Lninrmah'on, the FCC registration numberand .
ringer equivalence number (Rm ler this
equipment u insisted. this miomiarion
must he provided to the telephone company.
L The applicable reg-smbon lad: (cannee‘ar)
USOC-KIUC is used for this equipment.
. s. The equipment is easigned to be eonnamd to
the telephone ncnvarit or premiss wiring ~
using a compatible mount jack which is Part
be compliant . . '
The FCC compliant tel'tghnne cord and
medular plug is provided with this
equipment.
a. The an: is used to determine the quang'mgj_
device which may be conciected to the .
telephone line. accesive KEN: on me —
telephone line they mull in the devieu not
ringing in response to an incoirung all. in
most, but not all areas. the sum ol the new:
should not exceed five (slal'l'o bacon-in oi
the number of We: that may be connected
to a line, as determined by me mm] ms.
contact the local telephone company
a Ii your equipment (SPF-A966) causes harm to
the telephone nerwort. the telephone
company will notify you in advance that
temporary discone'nuance at service maybe
required. but ll advance notice isn't practical
the telephone company will notify the
manner as soon as possible. Also, you will
be advised of you.— fight io file'a complaint
wrth the sec Liyuu beLieve it is “155917.
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Table of contents
1:
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17
18
19
21
23
27
28
28
29
31
32
Getting Started
Read this first
Step 1: Checking the package
contents
Step 7.- Setting up the base urut
Step 3: Preparing the battery
pack
Step'4: Entering your area code
Identifying the parts
Basics
Making calls
Reclialing
Receiving calls
Telephone Features .
One-touch dialing
Storing phone numbers
Making calls with one-touch
dialing '
Phone Directory“
Stonng phone numbers and
names _ _ '
Changing a stored name
and/or phone number
Erasing a memory location
Making calls from the Phone
Directory
Paging
Answering Machine
Features
Preparing the answering machine
Setting the day and time
Recording the greeting
Selecting the fling Ema
Selecting the answering
mode
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35
36
37
37
38
39
39
40
40
41
43,
43
45
46
47
48
49
52
53
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Turning on the answering
function
Playing back messages
Screening incoming calls
Recording a memo
Operau'ng from an outside
phone
Setting the remote ID
code
Picking up new messages '
Caller ID Features
Understanding me Caller ID
M“ an
When you receive a call _
Locking“ the Caller to list _
Viewing the'Caller I'D list
Erasing data from the
Caller ID list
Using the Caller ID List"
Calling back a number from
the Caller YD list
Scoring 3 number of the
Caller ID List into the Phone
Directory ': :-_-
To mange the min-abet of“
digits of the phone number
Using "Caller I'D with call
waiting” service
Additional Information
Mounting'the base unit on avwall
Notes on powersourcs/
Maintenance
Troubleshooting
Specifications
Index
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Checking the package contents
Make sure you have receiVed the following items in the package.
If nny'chmg is missing, contact your local Sony dealer.
Meghan; fine cords (1) Wall bracknlrund for base {em-qua]. “any
unil pack (HP-H4)
Gemng Stand
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Connect the base unit
If you want to hang the base unit on the wall, see page 47,
AC power adapm
(suuplied)
Tnloyhene nu. curd
[Sufiplild]
. telephone
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1 Attach the Wall bracket 01.1 the
bottom of the base unit as
illustrated to use it as astand.
2 Connect the telephone line cord
to the LINE jack and to a "‘ ‘
telephone outlet
3 Connect the AC powex adaptor
to theDCIN9Vjack and to an
AC outlet,
”P" flashes in the display
window.
4 Ease me’mtema. Make sure it
points toward the ceiling.
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Preparing the battery pack
Charge the battery pack for more mm 12 haurs before you start using
your phone.
1 Slide open the battery
compartment Lid of the handset
Connect the battery connector
with correct polarity (black wire
goes on right side and red wire
goes on left).
Hook the cords anti insert the
battery pack. Then close the lid.
Place the handset on the base
unit '
You can place either s1de facmg
The CHARGE lamp lights up. '
when the handset is properly
seated on the charge terminals
of the base unit. Charge the
battery pack for more than 12
hours so that the battery is fully
charged, The CHARGE lamp
ramm‘ns lit even after charging
is completed.
maxim-d
CHARGE lamp .
Gemng Slaned
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Entering your area code
W‘hen you use tlus phone for the first time, or move to an area that has
a different ma code, you must enter your area code.
This is necessary because the phone must distinguish local ar long
distance calls to properly dlal calls from the Caller ID List.
1 Press _.
2 Turn Jog Dial up to make "AREA”
flash.
3 Press Jog Dial.
”ENTER AREA CODE" appears on
the many.
Enter three digits or’ your area code
using the dialing keys.
5 Press —.
v You hear along confirmation beep.
N em .
- u an area code lgahzady entered, it lppem an the display instep 3. To enter
a diffmnt ateamde, lee ‘Tu change the net cede“ below,
- De notallow mare manzo seconds a: elapse between each step of the
procedure.
Tlp's
- You my pres log Dial lnstezd oi (m) In step 5.
. Te eheck the current area code, perform steps 1 tn 3 above. The area code
appeals on the display form seconds.
To change the area cade-
1 Perform steps 1 tn 3 above.
The current area code appears on the dasplay.
2 Turn Jog Dial down to erase the current area code.
3 Enter a new area code using the dialing keys;
4 Press -.
You hear a long confirmanon beep. Gatling Sflflcd
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HANDSET LOCATOR button
, (pv 27)
@' Allows you ta page the cordless
handset.
15 PLAY/STOP (MAILBOX 1, 2, 3)
buftnns (p. 34)
Plays beck the messages in each
mall box.
AUDIELE INDtCATE switch
EP~ 32) I, .."
Selects the answering mode.
RINGER SELECI' switch (p. 31).
Selecrs me ring time
DIAL MODE swi‘tch (19.10)
Selects pulse or tune dialing
Bi
Hook for AC power adaptor
cord (p. 9)
Dc IN sv jack (p, 9)
LINE (telephone line) jack
(p- 9)
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Display
The display on the base unit shows the
answering machine operation.
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MAILBOX
BEE]
Memory” éapacity indicaxer
(p, 32)
indicates the available memo
capacity, {mm 5 (Empty) to F Full).
for warding. The bars increase as
the available memory capacity
deceues.
MAILBOX indicator (pl 34)
Displayed when there an mssagfi
reeorded and when the messages
are being played back.
Flashes Wham there are new _ '
messages recorded.
Message number indicator
(p- 34)
indicates the number cf new
messages recorded. ”A" 1): ms in
the announcement only m e “F“
appeus when there is no space to
record messages ”P" appears when
1112 power is turned uni»
VOL (volume) indicator
indicetes the speaker volume. The
bars increase as the volume is
aimed up.
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1 Pick up the handset from the
base umt.
2 Press and wait umil
”TALK” appears on the display.
The LN USE lamp on the base
unit Lights up. A
You. then hear a dial tone. If you
hear EiVe short error beeps and
“OUT OF RANGE” appears on
the display, move closer tn the
base unit
3 Dial the phone number.
‘ 1 During a ccnversafinnqbu can“
- adjust the handset Volume.
Follow the procedure desmbed
in the following table
4 When you’re done talking, press
or replace the handset on
the base umL
The display goes off,
Additional as");
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Adjust the handset volume D hone wnvemfiuns, {55
.Ead'1 prss of @E ’
chhzs the speaker Volume by four levels.
5mm to tune dining temporarily Fm: m lhcr you are «named.
The line will remain in tone timing until
disconnected
Notes -
- u the handset beeps every ucwnd during convexsznnn and "OUT OF
RANGE” appeals on the display, move dose: to the bud unit; otherwise, me
an will be dbmnneeted after one minum
- When you increase me sound volume, in same was the background noise
may be mceused as well. Yuu should Adjust mg volume accordingly,
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base unit lights up,
in the table below
the base unit
If you have subscribed to the Caller ID service
- the caller's number and/or mm lppeus on the display when you receive a
' call (see page 39).
- the rln ersaund changes to a higher (an! if the all matches the number .
» stored on ONE-TOUCH DIAL buttons or m the Phcne Directory [memory
mmh function‘see page 39).
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Tn Do this
one gamers-dons, press
Achusz the hmdm volume
Each prest $5 swilches the
speaker volume by four levels
Switch w mm r.u Prss m,
("HHW'ififlg’ semcz'l Prts‘ isflifl "3
nun-h m the first callen
‘ Ynu heed to subscnbe m the service ham 7qu lelephuhe company.
11 P
To inform yeu at an mcnmlng call, the display shows “szmGl’NGfit” when
finyngv
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1 When you hear the phone ring,
pick up the handset tram the
base unit, and press A
"TALK” appears on the display
and the IN USE lamp on the
During a conversation, you can
adjust the handset vulume. 7
Follow the procedure described
2 When you're done talking, press
or replace the handset on
The display and the IN USE
lamp on the base unit go off.
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Telephone Features
One-touch dialing
You can dxal with one touch of 1 key by storing a phone number on a one-touch dial
button.
Storing phone numbers
Jug Dial
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1 Pressw m.
IIRECTD'RY QREQ
run
2 Press uneof the three .
ONE-TOUGI DIAL buttons
(® to ©)-
Yau hear a comfiadcn beep.
If a number is sthred, it appears
on the display. To store a new
- number, fuming Dial to erase it.
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3 Enter the phone number you;
want to store.
You can enter up to 16 digits,
including a tone and a pause,
each of which is counted as_one
digit.
4 Press —.4
You hear a long confirmauon
beep, and. the number is stored
The display goes off.
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Recording the greeting v fifififififiT/Qf?
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Tl-us amwemg machme has prerecorded greetmgs (se. page 30). sank-1h NV.
A ' Howem, you can record your own greeting. 7
Sr The greeting must be between twu seccnds and four minuru long.
You can record only one greeung, and it is used regardless of the
answering made (”mmzl” and “amouncemenl cnlY’ modes. See
page 32), Therefure, xfyuu deed: to chinge 211: model make 5 that
you record A new greeting to match the answering mode.
1 Press —-
2 Press —4 ‘
You hear a voice guide and a
long confirmation beepr
3 After the tune, start racording.
Speak abaut 12 inches (30 an)
away Earn the microphone. _
I i I 4 Press to stop
MIC (Microphone) recording
The phone autométically
replays the recurded greeting.
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- when the handth is off the base unit, the Caller ID ls nut displayed, and lt is
not ltept m Lhe Caller in list (see page 40). ll youset it bad: to Elms ON
whlle the phone is nnglng, the Caller [D appears from that human A
- when the handsets on the base unit, the Caller m is displayed, and E! is kept
in the Ciller TD List.
- The callers phone number and/or name will not appear in the following
£355: __, s
- “OUT OF AREA'. .when the nu ls made through a telephone company
whid’t does not offer Caller ID service (Nludi‘ng inlernnieml calls).
— "PRIVATE": when the call is “blocked“. For privacy reasons, many states
allow allers the option to prevent his Or her telephone data hot-n being
displayed on the other party‘s Caller in displly.
- If the (fill is from an office whrrh use mulliple lines, the displayed phone
number may nut match the number you use to ball the extension.
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About the memory match function
I: you receive a'cell from a phone number which is stored on one of the
ON'EeTOUCl-l DIAL buttons (see page 21) or “m the Phone Dlteaory
(see page 23), the ringer sound will change to a higher tone from the
second ring
Note
The mmry much function does m! work with "OUT OF AREA" cr TRIVAT”
calls; and. it my not work with GUS made [mm in office which uses multiple lines
because the number dos notalways man-h the one you stored in this phone. w
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Aboqt the ”*" mark
"*” appears if theze axe more than two calls
SM I TH JDl‘N * from the same phone number. The older data
will be replaced by the new data, so the calls
are counted as only one call.
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EraSing da'ia from the Caller ID list
Old data—Ml] be eased automaurelly when a let call comes in, but
ycu an 1150 manually ens: unnecessary data one by one or erase the
entire List.
To erase the phone number one by one
1 Display the phone number you want to erase»
from the Caller DJ List (see page 40},
2 Press Jog D131. ,
3 Tum Jog Dial up m make “ERASE” flash and
press [cg Dial.
4 Turn Jog Dial up to make ”YES” flash, then
press Jog -. 1
You hear along confirmanon beep and the data ‘
is erased.
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Using the Caller ID list
By using the Caller ID hst, you can call back a phnne number from the
Caller ID list easily, or store numbefi from the Caller lD List into
memory dialing keys.
Calling back a number from the Caller "3 list
1 Display the phone number you
want to call from the Caller ID
List (see page 40).
SMITH JDF
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2 Confirm-1 the number and press
I’og DiAL ’
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3 151255 Jog Dial again
The phone automm‘cafly dials
the dsplayed number.
Nate;
- If the number displayed in step 1 is not the one you shuuld can back. you an
change ma numbu of digits o! the phone number ls described an page a.
- u the phone is com-mm no a Private 5mm Exchangc (PBX). ynu may not
be able to can back from the Caller ID us: because an cusidt line ices: digit
is necessary,
. Tip
You my press la main a can insmd of following sups z and 3.-
continuod
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To change the number of digits of the phone
number
If the number of digits niche phone number in the Caller ID list is
different from the actual phone number, you need to adjust the
number of digits of the phone number to call back or stare into the
phone directory '
1 While the phone number {mm the Caller I'D list is displayed,
press @ repeatedly until the phone number with the
correct number of digits appears on the display.
Each rime you press @, the number of digits changes as
follows.
When the area code does not match
SMITH JWN SMITH J
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SMITH JOHN
123- 4557
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When the area (ode matches
SMITH JOHN
123—4557 —)
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SMITH JDHN
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2 Continue the operation to call or store the phone number
with the correct number of digits (jpa'ges 43 and 44).
Netti
- Ycu need to up“ nu number cl digits um me you all back from the
QuerID list u m changes m the Caller m am a not stored in memory.
' Yuu my ncrbe ahle m dung! the “max of digiu depending an um Caller
In em.
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Additional Information ,
Mounting the ba'se unit on a wall
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fié
lug-up as
1 Reverse the hang-up tab.
2 Plug the telephone Line cord to
the LINE jack and the AC power
adaptor to the DC IN 9V13ck,
and hook the cards, Use the
shorter cord for mounfing.
Attach the wall bracket to the 7
center of the base urut.
Align the A mark of the wall
bracket _with those of the base
unit.
Plug the telephone Line cord to
the telephone outlet, and hook
the base unit to the wall plate.
Plug the AC power adaptor to _
an AC outlet. Than raise the
antenna so that itpoints
towards the ceiling.
Telephone
fin. cord
adaptor
fly ’ .
To ‘remove the wan bracket, press the lawn tabs.
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Troubleshooting '
If you've experiencedmy of the following difficulties while using your
phone, use this n-uubleshcoting to help you remedy the problem
Should any problem persist, consult youx neaxest Sony dealer.
Symptom Remedy
You hear five shprt error - Make sure you set up the base urut comedy (page a).
beeps whm yuu press @. - Move the handset dose: In the base unit.
' Replace the handset an the base unit, then pick it u
and try agnan. H the handset is on the base unit,
' ' ’ up the handset and rephre tr agalnr
You he... m, that mm - Make sure the tetephnne Line card ls securely
. emneeted to the telephone oudet (pa 9).
'=3 ~ Make sure the battery is My chug (page 11). A
3 The phcna does no. mm M - Make sure the dialing mode is set cone-ray (page 10). .
“Pa an, even though the number
2 you <1an is correct.
The phone 4mm redial - Make sure the last dialed number ls :eal.ly the one yau
correctly want to dial.
Ynu he” five “we em, beep; - The nurnher you lastdr'ated Needs 3: digits
when you try to redial, (including the tone and pause disrts ts used).
~ The number you last dialed is Ensed.
.. Tne handset does not ring. - Set the KING switzh on the handset an ON.
i - The battery may be weak. Charge the battery for
; more than 12 hours (page 11).
5 - Make sure you set up the base urur eel-rectiy (page a).
z - Meve the handset mu: tn the base unit.
a . Rephte the handset on the base unat. then piek it up.
5 u the handset ls on the base unit, pick up the handset
and requ it asaln.
, You hear mtgmrmcg during - Move the handset daset tn the base uqu
g canvetsar‘ton - Phu the but unit away from noise soureer (page 3).
E You hear 1 up every second - ll ls an nut-Qi-range net-tn, Muve lhehandset deter re
3 during canyeoaa‘tln and “OUT the base urut wnhan orne manure. " -
2 OF RANGE appear on the _ ' '
E disp lay.
5 You m, , m, {my mm - The battery is weak Charge the battery for more than
5 seconds and m and "BAA—rim 12 News (page 11)-
9 LOW" “PP!“ an the 45591”, Note that you cannot use me handset without
charging lt For more than one minute.
Yau hear five shun error beeps - Make sure you fellow the prdredure tnstortng lhe
Er ,. and cannatsmte a numbe: on a number comedy (pages 21 and m
= ; onetouch dl'al or in the Phone - Make sure the number (induding the tone and pause
E Directory, digits) dos not exceed 1§ digits.
2 You hear Eve short error peeps ~ You prused a onetoueh draun‘ ' g button vn wturh no
2 when you try ta makg a one- phone number has been stated.
2 touch dial Gut
Onetouch dialing a, Phgng ~ Store a non-en number (pegs 21 and 75).
Directory dialing p inrdlreet '
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Remedy
- Make sure you entered your area code cumcdy
(page 13).
- You may need to ehange the number of 511ng or the
phone number (Page 45).
- This hancnon may not work when the phone is
connected to a Private Branch Exchange (PBX).
' If the all is from an office de1 ma muln'ple lines,
the phone number may not match the number you
put in the memory.
- it you stored the phone number with an outside Line
accss digit in the I’hcne Dumry beuuse the phone
is cunnened to a anlte Bunch Exehxnge (PBX), the
phone member will not match the Caller ID data.
- Mpe the marge temlnals otme base uruund the
headset with a soft cloth for better root-arr of the
charge terminals.
. Make sure the handset is pieced on the base unit
properly.
- The battery paelt was charged less than u hams (due
to power tatture. etc)
- The usable life of the battery has expired and needs
replacement.
Symptom
Yuu cannot dial the number
firm the Caller TD list
g The memory match function
u dm not wwrk.
a The CHARGE lamp does net
3 light up when you place the
Z: handset to charge
é The battery duration 15 short.
g .
o.
Note
Lt any at the remedy dld tint work there may be wmething wrong with the
handset. Replace me handset on the base unit. then pick it up and try again I! the
handset is on the base unit. pldt up the handset and replaee it again.
Message number indication
The mange number indicator on the base unit shew: the following informal-ion. - >
When the counter show; it means
Number (0&9)
Number of rnmages not yet played baele The indiatur
shows up to 99 messages. After that, “99- fiestas to tell you
that were are 100 or more messages.
tv
Flash- whm the day 2nd time is dented due m aapower
inlerruplacn, orwhen you cvnnect the base unit tn the AC
‘ uudet for the first time (page. 9 and 29).
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The announcement only mode 3 selected (page 32).
The recording area is hall. Erase unnecesut-y messages
(page 341.
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Index
Adiusn'ng Volume
hands“ 17
speaker 34
Anneuncemmtcnly 32
Answermg machine
mming on 33
Are: cede 13
Aumblemdiare 32
Battery pack
chargmg 11
dunn'nn 12
Call waning service 19
Caller ID 39
Caller ID List 40
calling back 43
ivéemory much funcfl'on
stoning in Phone
Directory 44
Calla: ID
wuh can wuu‘ng 66
Cannecdan 9
Central ends fogsmpte
openu'ons 38 ' ‘
Day and fine stamp 23
Dialing mode
choosing 10
swndung to (ht tone
IQmpOrax-ily 17
Directmy
Phone Directory 2;
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E, F
basing
Caller ID din 41
last phone number
dialed 13
messages 34
Phone Directory 75
G. H
Greeting 29
I, J, K
Idenniying the pars 14
Location, use unit 3
M, N
Mulbex 33, 34
Making cafls 17
Memo 36
Memory match funn'nn 39
Messages 33, 34
Mounung the base unit on
a wall 47
One-touch dialing 21
Operen'ng Emm an outside
phone 37
OUT OF AREA 39
P, Q
Peekage teams 7
nging 27
Phone Directory 23
Playing
armaucememvnly 32
masages 34
PRIVATE 39
Pulse dialing 10
Recording
greenng 29
memo 36
Receiving calls 19
Redifling 13
Remote 1D code
(secmty code) 37
Ringer
mming an/éff 20
rhgarselect 31
Sceming cells 35
Setting up
base unit a
handset 11
Speakzr 17, 34
Stamping messages with”
day and me 25
Smn‘ng Caller n: d“: in
Phone Directory 44
T, U
rcu~sevex Eeamxe 31
Tom dialing
dialing mode 10
mm; to 10
Tmublshooung 49
V, W. X, Y. 2
Volume
handset 17
speaker 34
Addilinnal lnlnrmauon
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