Teledex TR2C Two Line 900 MHz Analog Cordless Phone with CID User Manual
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EXHIBIT C User Manual TELEDB( M15 2 Line ( TRZC) 900mm Cordless Telephone Product Specification and Operation Manual m1 ammo Amualm (c) 1999 SMegga Telewmmunicafions Lia. This dowmenl DDntsins resln'ded, prupridary, oopyn'ghted infcrmsfion, ownership of which is retained by S.Megga Telecommunicafions Lid“ sMegga's consent is required prior to any reproduction, impiementation. publicafion or other use of such immnafion. SMEBGA PRODUGISF'ECIHCAHGN AMDOPERImnN MANUAL 1 Introduction Thisdounnemdescribesdmpmdnct’l‘eledex-1'R2C,hisananalngmrdlflsphmeopflamdatfl1590b mmemmmnujormnfzflephmfimumfimdeflfingm Identifiwion'lypellalbofllm, 1.1 Product Specification 1.1.1 Feature Lists - fibmmmm - zmphnnefims - mummmfifimfimmlypemomomofi-m) - umkvysandlzfimminmllzysonmmndsfi. - SlhuslflDdiqlby: 15 chmrsdotmm'ixdisphy, lidig‘is7segmmmdisplwyanduneiconlina - Hwnebookmnnfimaomieswiflusdigtsandfimmmdn - Bdngerannme(0mimI-lillflw/Ofi) - PukedeoueDiafingSelwnble -Hmmnwcivingvmumsceniml(4mds) - MWWSp-nonfiadle - Handsewnmmwianng, - Communal! - HearingAideanmpah‘olc - mmwcmgnsm) - Panse(3.6s)=ndflash(60l)ms) - Tgupomyrunemafing - Kcy'IbneCcnfllmfim - Hmdsncampalflflg-Sodflmflxndsemjmphg ~ DaIaPortSochxinBase » 1.2.2 Specification - mmmmngfieqmzies : 902m904MHz , Handsetkeéeivinanequa-mim : mmszmaz - Bass'l‘mlmitFrequendes : 925—109sz A Base Receiving Frequmies : 902 to 904m - Mnnbaofflnnmk : 20 . ChanndSpadng: lZOKHz PAEB1 0726 SMEGGA - Acoustic sndLiannwfmepudfimfionmrdingwmAWB - mmwmionwpenmdingmsdlm - FCCMISMPMSSCnmpHam - mCompfian/ae MMI sPEClFICAflON 05mm 54mm PRwucl'sPBnFic/mou AND OPERA‘HDN MANUAL 2 Interfaces . 7.1 Visual Indicators 2.1.1 Handset LCD Eigucei l; nggggggggggggégg 21.1.1 character Field (rum) This is a 5 X 5 dot matrix with 15 manners ltis used lo display the name oflhe caller, in Which instance the characters Will be rignljusllfied. In the case of a name In axons of 15 draracwls, i will be the inner characters which are discarded. This display rim is also used for prompting messages all of which will be mmerjuslilied. All characters are displayed In capitals. 2.1.1.2 Number Field (raw 2) This row is a 16 digils and 7 segmems display. it display the dlglls pressed on (he keypad whilst melelaphone is in its scratd'rpad or all hunk slate. it alsn displays numbers recalled from caller-id memory or phmeboqk memory, and in some instances is used to set some variables "n he oplluns menu, such as lhe local area code. 2.14143 Icon Field (raw 3) - icons L1 and L2 shows which extemal lines are engaged. The line indicators will be on sleacllly for ringing lines or llnss In use. The indicalors flesh slowly forlines on hold. The indicators will he oflwhen a Ilns is idle. - Dale/Time Display '18/88 38:58‘. shows in the format of "Mumh“/'Dale" “Hour';"Minule' Pmlrflze S-MEGGA MM! specrficrmon ~ IconsAM/F'M - Icons NEW and RPT These icons are In use when caller-id information is recalled from memory. The new icon is an Indication that the call has not previously been viewed. Whereas the repeat icon shows that more than one call from me same number has been received since viewing of the caler—id memory ( in other words, more than one new call originating From the same numbeo. Howeverthis date is stored as a single entry. - lows Message Counter “as" 2.1.2 Base (Figure 2) The only Indicators on the base are 5 LEDs. 21.21 POWER is iluminsled whenever a power source is oonneded to the base. 21.2.2 CHARGE Indicates lhetthe handset is on the cradle and being merged. 2.1.2.3 LINE1 Indicates line 1 is in use. 2.1.2.4 LINE 2 . Indicates line 2 is in use. 2.1.2.5 CONFERENCE Indicates the! urwiewed caller ID entries exist In memory. 21.2.6 MESSAGE WAITING Atthe right comer orthe base, it wrll flash when the base is ringing and RM! light up when there ‘5 un—reviewed Cid message reeeived. 2.2 Description of Keys and Buttons 2.2.1 Handseu Figure 3 ) 2.2.1.1 Line Keysand When hath lines are in use the conference key may be used to flecute three way conversation. From this point R is then possible to put one or both lines on hold byeitherpressing the desired line key, in which case the other line ls amomafically pieced on hold or pre$lng hold key plaGBs both mask my sFEuFlcmoN figs: HANDS—IF If. fl m-N SMITH 555 EMS 1 m. IELW D?” 5185 (mg—1&3 59sz Base figs Key 0 mums o swam: 0 name“ 0 Mae-n O camera-ms as usage Rad SMEGGA MMI SPECIFICATION lines on hand. It is possible to rte-execute the mnterence all by once again pressing the conference key. , 2.2.1.3 Caller ID Key in tan-hook idle mode, pressing the caller-id key initiates the eeller id review function. 2.2.1.4 Numeric Key Pad <1 .2....t), ", #> Numeric keys are used in the conventional manner for dieing. A nunber can be predialed or dialed energaing oflfihook. Numeric entries for pmgrammlng functions are made In a manners'rnllarta daling. The numeric keys are also used for input of alphanumeric data forname slursge. In alphanumeric entry modes, sequential pressing of a numeric key sequences thmugh the available letters and number assigned ta that key. 2.2.1.5 Flash Key & Enter Key The flash key is dedicated to performing a timed loop break (scams) while ochoek. The flash key dos not cause any special altemafinn of Call Waiting ch (CWCID) infon'nation afler an incoming cwch event. Flashes can be stored in mernory diet sequences. 2.2.1.8 Hold Key {HOLD> The Held key is used to put an engaged line on hold. if a single line is alreadypn hold, pissing held releases that line tram hold. if both lines are on hard, pressing hold has no action. 2.2.1.7 Menu key