Thomson 2-5830AH 5.8/2.4GHz CORDLESS TELEPHONE HANDSET UNIT User Manual MANUAL
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MARS TE CH LIMITED
EXHIBIT A
[FCC Ref. 2.1033(b)(3)]
"Installation and Operating Instructions
Furnished to the User"
ATLINKS USA/2583OXXX-A EXHIBIT A
FCC ID: G9I—I2—5830A
Mars‘ech Report No. 23202D
5.8 GHz Call Waitlng Caller ID
Digital CordlessTelephone
User's Guide
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NTRODUCTION
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CAUTION' When using telephone eoulplncm, (here no haslt surely
nslrucdons lhal should always be followed Refer [D the IMPORTANT
SAFETY lNSTRUCTlONS plovlded wlth (his produu and says lhem for
future reference
Vour CaIlellmg Caller ID phone stores and employs speclllc lnformatlonv pruvlueu
by your local telephone company. to subscribers ol Caller ID or slmllar taller
ldenuflcahon Sen/lees
Von! CallWamng Caller ID phone enables you lo
l ldennly callers belnre you answer me pnnne
~ Vlew me [me and date oleam Incoming tall
- Record up [Cl on Caller ID messages sequonually
~ Know who culled wnlle you were away
To gel me mos! lrom your new phone, we suggesl mal you [aka a law mmules
rlghl now lo read uuough lhls user‘s gulde.
IMPORTANT: ln order m use all ol the lealures or um unu, you 11!
I0 ellher [he slandard Name/Number Caller ID Service or Call Wan
Servlce. To know who is calling whlle you are nu ma phone, you must subsmhc
m Call Wailing Caller [0 Service
IMPORTANT Because cordless phunes operate on elerlnl y, you Would have
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HANDSET AND BASE LAYOUT
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Marslcch chorl No 232021.)
EXHIBIT M II
BEFORE YOU BEGIN
PARTS CHECKLIST
Make sure your package includes the items shown here
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Ease Mounting Harem Beitctip Handset Linetord
bndiet battery
TELEPHONE JACK REQUIREMENTS
To use lhls phone. you need an RHIC type modular telephone
Jack, whlch mlghl look Ilke the one pictured here, installed In Modular
your home. ll you don't have a modular Jack, call your local idem-om
phone company to llnd out how to get one installed linejult
INSTALLATION NOTE: some cordless telephones operate at lrequeneies that
may tause rnterlerenee to nearby TVs ntierewave ovens, and chs, To rnlntnuae
Or prevent such interference, the base of the Cordless Ielephone shuuld not be
placed near or on top are TV, microwave ovens. or VCR Ilsuch interference
eonrrnues, move the tordless telephone [arlher away from these appliancre
Cert n othercomrnunica ions devices may also use the 5.8 GHz frequency for
anon. and. it not pmperly sei, these devlces rnay truertere with eaeh other
anti/n your new telephone, "you are toncemed widt interference, please refer to
the owner's manual for these devitfi on how to properly set channels to avoid
rrtterrerence Typrcai deviues that may use the 5.x GHrireotrency for communiration
include wrreless audro/video senders. wireless eonrputer netwurks, rnulti—handsei
comlles telephone systems, and some long range coldles telephone systems
IMPORTANT INSTALLATION INFORMATION
. Never install telephone wiring during a Ilghlnlng storm
~ Never rnstail telephone Jacks in wet loeetrons unless the yeah rs speerlrealiy
designed ior wet locallons,
~ Never touch non-insulated telephone Wires oi terminals, unless the telephone line
has been disconnected at me leotk interface.
~ Use caution when rnstallrng or modifying telephone lines
. Temporarlly disconnecl any equipment connected to me phone such as taxes,
other phones, or modems
IMPORTANT INSTALLATION GUIDELINES
t install telephone near troth a telephone (mduIarUaok and an electrical power
outlet
~ Avold sources ol noise, such as a wrndow by a busy street and elecmcal noise,
such motors. rnrcrowave ovens, and fluorescent lrghtlng.
- Avoid heat sources, such as heatrng alr duets, heating appliances, radiators. and
direct sunlrght.
. Avold areas or excessive moisture or extremely Inw temperature.
~ Avord dusty locatrons
r Avord other cofdlsss telephones or personal computers.
INSTALLING THE PHONE
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Choose me best locatlnn to install your cordless telephone Your cordless telephone
should be placed on a level suriace, such as a desk or tabletop. or you may mount it
On a wall. A wall mounting pedestal is padtaged wrth your phone
NOTE For desktop charging an
or flow
the handset may he rhnrged faring up
INSTALLING THE BATTERY PACK
1. Remove the battery compartment door on the hadt of the handset
2, insert the battery paclt.
3 Plug the battery pack oord rnto the Jads (lnslde the compartmentl
4. Replace the eornpanment door
CONNECTING THE TELEPHONE LINE
1 Plug the telephone line cord rnto theTEL LVNEJack on the leads of the base and rnto
a nrodularyaeit.
2 Set the RINGER swttch (on the handset) to ON and place the handset in the cradle
on the base
CONNECTING THE AC (ELECTRICAL) POWER
1, Plug the power supply rnto the power Jam on me badt ol the ease arld lnlo an
elemical outlet.
2. Place the handset in the ease cradle The marge/tn use lndlcalor turns on, verllylng
the battery rs charglng.
Aliawtlr. phone to charge lot 12 hours prior to first use. ll you don't properly
drarae the phone, battery performance is onntpre ed.
CAUTlON: Use only the ATLINKS USA, Inc. 5 250] power supply that
same with this uml. Using other power supplies may damage the unit
NOTE : The phone is shipped in Tone Dialing Mode tron. the lnznuhcluter
WALL MOUNTING
NOTE: For best results. charge the phone on r "a! surface before you mount it
on the wall.
14 Turn the base Over, and align the tour sluts on the bottom of me base wllh [he loui
Labs on the pedestal
2 Insert the taps into the slots and push upwards untll the pedestal snaps securely
lnm place.
3 sup the mounting holes ton the em ol the base and pedestal) ever the wall plate
posts. and slide the unit down rnto place (Wall plate not rntludedl
NOTE: "desired, gather the extra telephone line and power supply cord
together. rasten with a wire tie. and store inside the wall mounting pedestal
SET UP
There are tour programmable menus available, Language, Area Code. SetionelPulse,
and Delault Setting.
DISPLAY LANGUAGE
ll Press the program button untrr lENGUSH ZFRA SESP shows tn the olspray,
lENGL/SH rs the delaurt settrng
2 Use the CID r or - button or the touch-tone pad on the handset to enter your
selectron
3 Press program agarn to save
LOCAL AREA CODE
1 Press the program button unttr SETAREA cones A »smws m the orspray. - - -rs the
oereult selling
2 Use the touch-tone pad on the handset to enter your three orgrt area code.
3 Press program agarn to save
TONE/ PULSE DIALING
1 Press the program button untrl set TONE/PULSE tron/f ZPULSE shows In the
orspray, tron/z ls the oetault settrng
z Use the CID « or - button or the touch-tone pact on the handset to scroll to ITONE
or ZPULSE
3 Press program to save
DEFAULT SETTING
| Press the program button untrl DEFAULT SETTING’ IVES 2N0 shows tn the
drsplay 2th rs the oeIault settrng,
2 Use the CID ‘ or - button or the touch-tone pad on the handset to scroll to WES or
2m)
3 Press program to save
CORDLESS PHONE BASICS
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IN USE INDICATOR
The phone ls ON when the rrtdlcator on the handset and the charger In use lndlcator
on the Insets lit,The handset and base lnolcatots flash when you recelve a call.
RECEIVING A CALL
Press theIAtK button to answer a Call
MAKING A CALL
l. Press theTALK button. and then dlal the number
OR
2 Press the TALK button agarn or place the handset tn the cradle to hang up.
REDIAL
Whrle the phone rs on (tnTALK model, press the reoral button to redral the last
number you oraleo (up to 32 orgrtsl II you get a busy srgnal, and want to keep
dralrng the number,Jusl press redral agarn (you don‘t have to turn the phone on
and bark onl,
FLASH
Use the trash button to actrvate custom callmg sertrrees sum as cell warring or call
transler, whroh are available through your local phone company
TIP: Don‘t use the TALK button to actlvate custom tallmg servrces such as call 1
waltrng, or you‘ll hang up the phone,
TEMPORARY TONE DIALING
thrs reature rs useful only rl you use pulse oraling servroe.1emporary tone oialrng
enables pulse [rotary] sertrree phone users to access touur-tone sertrrees otfereo by
banks. credit earo compahres. etc. For example, when you call your bank you may
need to enter your account number. Using the temporary tone reature allows you to
temporarrly swrtch to touoh tone mode so you can enter and send your number.
|. Oral the telephone number and Wart lor the Irne to connect
2 When your call rs answered, press the 'lone button on your handset number pad
to temporanly change lrorn pulse durlrng to tone oralrng
3 Follow the automateo rnstrtrcttons to get the rnlormatron you neea
4 hang up the handset and the phone automatreally returns to pulse trotaryl
dralrng rnooe.
CANCEL
Press the ‘YONUEXIT button to cancel any command you rnrtrated,
FINDING THE HANDSET
Thrs leature helps to locate a mrsplaceo handset
Press the PAGE button on the base The handset beeps contmuously for about 2
mrhutes or uhtrl you press theTALK button on the handset or the page button on
the base.
Glow: You may srrlr page the handset when the rlngcr rs otr )
RINGER SWITCH
The RINGER swttoh must be on lor the handset to rmg durrng rncorrtrng calls,
VOLUME
When the phone is on lrh TALK model press the r or , button to adjust the rrstenrng
level, Dhoose Irom tour volume settrhgs,
MUTE
Use mute durrng a phone conversatron to speak prlvately and oll-lrne wrth a thrro party
1. Press the mute button, MUTE shows In the orsplay and the hanoset rhdreator
bllnkthe party on the telephone wlll not hear you,
2. Press the MUIE button when Irnrshed.
CALLER ID FEATURES
Ihrs unrt recall/es ano dlsplays rhlormatron transmrtreo by your local phone company
this lnlormatrorr mn rncluoe the phone number, date, and trme. or the name, phone
number, «are, and tlmetne unllcan store up to to calls tor later revrew
Ttrrre Date Number of It
70:88 PM 10/20 nerr “u " U '
317-555-1234
FRED PAGE
Caller ID phone number
Caller ID name
CALL WAITING CALLER ID
Protrrded you subset—roe to Call War ng Caller ll) service Irom your phone company,
you are able to see who ls callth when you hear the call waltrng beep.Ihe caller
roentrlrcatron rhlormatron appears rn the display alter you hear the tone
~ Press the llash button to put the current cell on hold so you can answer the
lncomrng Call,
IMPORTANT: In order to user unrt's Caller ID features, you must tubstrrbe
to either are standard Name/Number Caller ID seryrte or Call Wuitlng Caller ID
seryrce, To kan who rs calling wrrrte yuu are on the phone, you must str ‘trthe
to Cart Warrtng Caller ID Seryrte.
RECEIVING AND STORING CID RECORDS
When you recerve a call. the rhlormatron rs transmrttea by the phone company to
your Caller ID telephone between the Irrst arro seeontr rrng
When the memory rs lull, a new call eutomatrcarly replaces the oroest earl tn
memory. NEW appears in the orsplay for calls reoerveu that have not been reurewed
( NOTE: Check with your Incal phone company regard-hp name sernte avallahlllty )
REVtEWtNG CID RECORDS
As calls are recelved and stored. the display is updated to let you know how many
calls have been received.
~ Press the CID - button to scroll through the Call records Irom the most recent lo the
oldest.
~ Press the cm s button to scroll through me call records From the oldest to the
newest.
DELETING THE CURRENT CID RECORD
1. Make sure the phone is OFF (not inTALK mode).
2. Use the GD 0 or - button to scroll to the desired record.
3, Press delete. Trve dlsplay shows DELETE CALL 111.7
4 Press delete again to erase the record and the next Caller ID record shows in the
display Vou will hear a confirmation tone.
DELETiNc ALL CID RECORDS
I. Make sure the phone is OFF (not inTALK model.
2. Use the cu: e or . button to display any Caller ID record.
3. Press and mm the delete button until DELETE ALL?shows tn me display
4 Press delete again to erase all records. You will hear a confirmation tone. The
dlsplay shows N0 CALL S.
DlALlNG A CALLER ID NUMBER
1 Make sure the phone Is OFF (not lnTALK mode).
2 Use the CID t or - button to display the desired record,
3, Press YALK/CALLBACKJ’he number dials automatically.
CHANGING THE TELEPHONE NUMBER FORMAT
The FORMAT button lets you change the lorrnat of the displayed telephone number
The available formats are as lollows,
1-dlgit 7-digtt telephone number.
10-digit 3-dtgtt area code + 7-otgit telephone number.
untiglt long distance code"1” r 3-digll area code s 7-dtgit telephone number.
1. Use the cm s or - button to scroll to the number you want to call back.
2, PressrALK/CALLEACMhe number dials automatically.
NOTE: it the telephone number cannot be dialed, press the FORMAT button to
adjust the number. and try again.
MEMORY
Store up to ten 24 igit numbers ln memory for quiet dialing.This memory feature is
In addition to the CID memory log, whlch stores up to 40 cm records.
STORING A NAME AND NUMBER IN MEMORY
1. Make sure the phone is OFF (not inTALK mode).
2. Press the mem button.
3. Press the desired memory location (0 through 9l.
NOTE: if the memory location is occupied. the memory location number and its
contents show in the display.
4. Press the mem button again.The dlsplay shows ENTER NAME.
( NOTE If you don't want to enter the name, slop step 5 >
5. Use the touch-lone pad on the hanuset to enter the name (up to 15 characters} and
press the memory button to save. More than one letter is stored in each or the
number lteys. For example, to enter the name Bill Smith, press the 2 key twtce tor the
tenet B. Press the 4 key 3 times tor the letter I. Press the 5 key 3 times for the letter L.
Press the 5 key 3 times (or the second letter L. and wait 1 second for the cursor to
automatlcally move to the next posttion. Press the 1 key to insert a space between the
L and the 5. Press the 7 key 4 times for the letter S: press the e ltey once for the leber
M; press the 4 key 3 times tor me letter I: press the 3 key tor the letterr; press the 4
key twice for the letter H.
NOTE Thc cursor auromancally moves ro lhe next posnlon when anorher
rnber key pressed
5 Press the mem punch to save the name The drsplay shows ENTER NUMBER,
7 Use the touch-tone pad to enter the telephone number you wznl lo store (up to
24 dlglls)
a Press mem agarn to slore the number. You wlll hear a cohllrmatron tone
CHANGING A STORED NUMBER
Follow me procedure tor Slorlng a Name ano Number m Memory. except replace lhe
old number wflh a new number
STORING A REDIAL NUMBER
1 Repeat steps l through 6 ln Slorrng a Name and Number ln Memnry.
2 Press lhe recllal bum)"
3 Pvess the mem bullon lo Slnre lhe number.Vou wlII hear a cunflrmallun (one.
Tl) replace an old redral numberwllh a new redlal number:
l Repeat steps | rhrough s In storlng a Name and Number In Memory
2 Press lhe redlal hullon
3 Press the mem hullon, and REPLACE MEMO7 shows lnlhe dlsplay.
0 Press the mem button agaln to replace the old redial number with tne new redlal
number Von wlII hear a conrlrmarlon (one.
DIALING A STORED NUMBER
l Make sure the phone ls on by pressmg theTALK/CALLEACk button.
2 Press the mem button.
3 Press the memory locatlonln-el.1he number olals auromallcally.
. op .
l Make sure rne phone rs on: (nnl lnTALk mode).
2. Press the mem button.
3 Use rhe cm s or - bullon ro scroll lo scroll to lhe number you want to dral.
4 PressTALK/CALLBACK The number drals auromalrcally.
INSERTING A PAUSE IN THE DIALING SEQUENCE OE A
STORED NUMBER
Press lhe l PAUSE button Iwo hrnes I0 rnsen a delay m the dlallng sequence when a
pause ls needed to wall lor a oral rcne llor example after you oral 9 lor an oulslde
lme. or to wall lor a computer access tone). PAUSE shows on the drsplay as a R Each
pause counts as one olgll lrl lhe drallng sequence.
REVIEWING AND DELETING STORED NUMBERS
1 lo renew stored numbers use the cm r or - button to scroll to the memory local-en.
or press the correspondan number key lor a deslred memory location lo-sl.
2 When the data shows tn the orsplay, press the delete bunonJhe olsplay
shows DELETE’
3 Press delete agaln to delete the (meme display shows DELETED.
CHAIN DIALING FROM MEMORY
Use lhls leature to make calls wnlch requrre a sequence ol numbers, such as calllng
card calls to a lrequently called long distance number. Each pan ol the sequence rs
dlnlefl from memoryThe lollowrng example shows yuu how to use chaln diallng to
make a call through a long dlslarlce serurce:
The Number For Memory Iocatron
Long orsrance access number 7
Aulhovllallon code
Frequently calleo long drstance number 9
l Make sure the phone IS on (lrlTALK model
2. Press mem and rnen press 7
3. When you hear the access tone. press mem and men press a
4 At the nexl access lone, press mem and then 9
T Men for rhe access tones belore presxlng rlre nexl memory bullon or your
call mlghr not go through
HEADSET AND BELT CLLP OPERATION
CONNECTING AN OPTIONAL
HEADSET TO THE HANDSET
For hands lree cunversaliun, connect rhe
headset (opllonal) re the HEADSET yack as
shown. The handset receiver and mlcrdphone
are dlszhled when lhe headsel Is connecled
Headset jatk
Aoyusr the lueaoset to rest commrlably on top ol
your head and over your ear Move rhe
microphone to appruxlmalely 2 rd 1 mrhes
lrorn your month.
A Press lheTALKICALLBACK button to answer
or plaoe a call wmle usmg rhe headset.
Headset plug
Slob ror bell dip
CONNECTING THE BELT CLIP
There are we slots. one on each side of the handset
~ Allacn the belt Cllp by msertmg rhe sldes ol the hell chp mto
the slots. Snap lhe ends ol the bell cllp rnlo place.
CHANGING THE BATTERY
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Make sure the telephone is OFF (not lnTALK model belore
you replace ballery.
l. Remove the batrery compartmenr door
2. Dlsconnefl me cord anachco lo the ballery pack and
remove the battery pour lrorn the handset.
3. lnserl the new battery pack and connect the cord lnlo lhe
Jadl rnsloe the handset.
4 Put the battery compartment door back on
5. Place handset tn the base to charge. Nva the honorelballery
lo properly chargeflor lz hauls) prmrtrr llrsl use or when you metal
1 m battery pulllelm do run properly Wignmphnm. ballery
Mumlm- wlll In oomnlsed
CAUTION To reduce lhe k or foe or personal
ln)ury use only the bullery llsred rhe nslmtl
n book
BATTERY SAEETY PRECAUTIONS
~ Do not burn. orsassernble. mutrlate, or puncture lrke other barter-es ol lhrs type.
loxrc materlels could be released wnrcn can cause lnjuly
~ To reduce the risk ol lrre or personal lrgury. use only the battery hsteo m the User’s
Gulder
~ Keep belleries out ol lhe reach ol chlldren
~ Remove bauerres ll slorlng over an days.
NOTE: The RBRC seal on the ballery used m your
ATLlNKS USA, lnc producl illdlcates lhat w: are
partlrrpa 5 ln a program In collect and l'etycle Nrckel
Cadm m batrerles rlrroughout lhe Unlted states
Please call I 3008 BATTERY lor mlormatron or conlacl
your local retyclmg center
DISPLAY MESSAGES
The lollowtng messages show the status ol the phone or help you set up and use
your phone
INCOMPLETE Caller tnlortnatton ts tnterrupted durtng transmisston or
DATA the phone ts excesswely notsy.
ENTER MAME Prompt telltng you to enter a name lot one at the to memory
Iocallons
DELETE ALL? Prompl asktng tr you want to erase all Caller lD records.
DELETE cALL lm Prompt asklng tr you want to erase the current Caller ID record
that ts shown on the dtsplay.
DELETED Prompt conrtrmtng a ctb record ts erased.
DELETE7 Prompt asktng tl you want to erase one or the to numbers stored
tn the phone's outgotng memory.
END or: my lndtcates there ts no aodtttonal tnlcrmatton tn the Caller lD
memory log
NEW lndtcates call or calls have not been revtewed.
UNKNOWN The tncomtng call ts lrorn an area not servtceo by Caller ID or
NAME/CALLER/ caller tnlormatton ts not sent,
NUMBER
PAGING Someone ts pagtng the handset lrom the base.
BLOCKED CALL caller lnlormatton ts blocked lrom uansrntssloh.
BLOCKED Caller name and number ls blooreo lrom transmlsston.
NAME/NUMBER
REPT Repeat call message. lndtcates that a new call lrottt the sante
number was recetvecl more than once.
N0 bATA No Caller ID tnlormatton was renewed.
EMPTY lndtcates a memory locatton ts vacant
NO CALLS lndtcates no calls have been renewed.
cALL WAITING lndtcates a call ts watttng on the ltne.
MESSAGE lnotcates a message ts ayatlable
WAITING
HANDSET SOUND SIGNALS
Stgttal Meanmg
Along warbltng tone
lwtlh rtnger onl
Stgnals an thoomtng call
Three snon beeps Page stgnat
(several ttmesl
One beep every 7 seconds Low battery warntng
TROUBLESHOOTING TIPS
CALLER ID SOLUTlONs
No Dtsplay
~ ls battery lully marged? Charge the banery Tor 12 hours or replace the battery.
Make sure the bauery ts properly tnstalled and connected.
~ lt you are ustng Ac (etectrtcal) power, make sure that the untt ts connected to a
non~swllched electrtcal outlet Dtsconhect the unit from the plug and plug it tn
agatn
- Are you subscrtbed to Caller ID serytce lrom your local telephone company?
Caller ID tncomplete
. The untt dtsplays thts message tl tt detects artythtng other data message
than vattd Caller ID tnrormatton during the stlent pertod alter the ltrst rtng.Thts
message tnotcates the presence or notse on the ltne.
TELEPHONE SOLUTIONS
No that lone
~ Check lnslallallon
A ls the base power cord connected to a worktng electrtcal 0ullel’7
7 ls the telephone ltne cord connected to the base untt and the wall phone Jack7
~ Dtscortnect the base ltom the wall phone Jack and connect another phone to the
same Jack lt there ts no dtal tone on the second phone, the problem mtght be your
wtrtng or local senttce.
~ The handset mlght be out or range or the base Move closer to the base
. Make sure the bauery ts properly charged (lot |2 hours).
. Ensure the battery padk ts tnstalled correctly
~ Dld the handset beep when you pressed the talk/callback button? Dtd the tn use
tndtcator come on7The battery may need to be charged.
Dtal tone ts OK, but can't dtal out
r Make sure the tone/pulse setttng ts programmed correctly
Handset does not rtng
~ Make sure the RINGER mum on the handset ts turned to ON
~ Vuu may have too many extenston phones on your lthe Try unplugglng some
phones
~ See solutions lot "No dtal tone."
Charge/In Use lndlcator on the base llashes
~ Provlded your phone company otters votce messagtng servtce and you subscrtbe
to tt. the dtargelln use tndtcator on the base llashes when the phone ts not tn use
to tndtcate there ts a message watttng lt stops llashtng alter the message has
been reviewed
Phone dtals tn pulse wuh tone servtce
- Make sure the PHONE ls lrlTONE dtaltng mode
Phone won‘t dtal out with pulse servtce
. Make sure the PHONE ts in PULSE dtaltng mode
Vou Bxperlence stattc. notse. or ladtng tn and out
~ Change mannels
~ The handset maybe out at range. Move closer to the base
‘ Relocate Ihe base.
- Charge the battery
~ Make sure base ts not plugged tnto an electrtcal outlet Wllh another household
appliance.
untt beeps
~ Place handset. In base Cradle tor 20 seconds To reset the securlly Code. If lhal
doesn't work. charge the battery tor 12 hours
~ Clean the chargtng contacts on the handset and base wtth a soft cloth or an eraser
~ See soluttons tor "No dtal tone '
- Replace the battery.
Memory Dtaltng
~ Did you program the memory locatton keys correctly?
. Dtd you follow the proper dlaltng sequence7
- Make sure the tone/pulse setltng ts programmed correctly.
- Dtd you reprogram numbers tnto memory alter a power outage or battery
replacement7
CAUSES OF POOR RECEPTION
r Alumtnutn stdtng
- Fall badttng on tnsulatton,
~ heattng ducts and other metal consuuctton can shteld Iadlo stgnals
~ You're too close to appltances such as mtcrowaves. stoves, computers, etc.
. Atmosphertc condttlohs, such as strong storms
~ Base ts tnstalled in the basement or lower floor or the house.
- Base ts plugged tnto an AC outlet wtth other electrontc devtces
- Baby monttor ts ustng the same lteouency.
- handset battery ts low.
~ You’re out of range or the base
GENERAL PRODUCT CARE
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To keep your telephone working and looking good, iollow these guidelines
~ Avoid putting the phone near heating appliances and devices that generate
electrical noise (for example, motors or lluorescent lamps)
~ Do NOT ekpose to direct sunlight or moisture
~ Avoid dropping and other rough treatment to the phone.
~ Clean with a solt cloth
- Never use a strong cleaning agent or abrasive powder because this WIlI damage
the tinish
- Retain the original packaging in case you need to ship the phone at a later date.
SERVICE
ll trouble is experlenced wtih this equipment, ror repair or warranty irtlormatlon,
please contact customer servlce at moo-aortas It the equipment is causing harm
to the telephone network, the telephone company may request that you disconnect
the equlpment until the problem is resolved
This product may be serviced only by the manufacturer or its authorized service
agents Changes or modifications not expressly approved by ATLINKS USA, Inc,
could void the user‘s authority to operate U1IS product For instructions on now to
obtain service. reler to the warranty included in this guide or call customer service at
141004454329
Or refer inquiries to.
ATLINKS USA, Inc
Manager. Consumer Relations
P 0 Box 1976
lndianapolls, IN 45206
Attach your sales receipt to the booklet tor tuture reference or JD! down the date this
product was purchased or received as a gIIL This inlormation thI be valuable if
service should be required during the warranty period.
Purchase date
Name of slots __—__—__
INTERFERENCE INFORMATION
This device complies with Pan 15 or the rCC Rules Operawn is subiect to the lollowvtg
two conditions. tllThis device may not cause hannlul interierence, and (lehis device
must accept any interlerenee received, including interlerence that may cause undesired
operation.
This equipment has been tested and round to comply with the IImII-S lora Class a digital
device, pursuant to Part l5 at the FCC Rulesrhese Ilrrllts are designed to provide
reasonable protection against harmlul iriterterenee in a residential installation,
This equipment generates. uses. and can radiate radio lreouency energy and, l not
installed and used In accordance wllh the lnS‘fufltonS, may cause harmlul interference
to radio communications However, there ls no guarantee that interference wrll not occur
in a particular installation
ll tnts equipment doas cause harmtul Interference to radio or television reception, which
can be determined by turning the equipment on and on, the user is encouraged to try to
correct the interlerence by one or more or the tollowrng measures:
‘ Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna (that is, the antenna for radio or television
that is "recetvlng" the interference).
a Reonent or relocate and increase the separation between the telecomrwnlcallons
equlpmenl and receiving antenna.
~ Connect the telecommunicaiioivs equipment into an outlet on a circuit dillerent lrom
mat to which the recoivmg antenna is comected.
ll these measures do not eliminate the inlerlerence. please consult your dealer or an
experienced radloltelevlslort technician tor additional suggestions, Also, the Federal
Communications Commission has prepared a helptul booklet "l—lowTo Identify and
Resolve Radiorw lnterlerence Problems“ This booklet is available «mm the U 5.
Government Printing orlice,Washington, 0.0 20:02. Please spectly stock number
act-0004103454 when ordering copies.
FCC RF Radiation Exposure Statement
This equipment complies with FCC RF radiation exposure limits
set forth for an uncontrolled environment, This equipment should
be installed and operated with a mininum distance of 20
centimeters between the radiator and your body. This transmitter
must not be co-located or operated in conjunction with any other
antenna or transmitter."
LIMITED WARRANTY
What your warranty covers:
, Detects in materials or workmanship
For how long alter your purchase:
one year. trorn date or purchase.
(The warranty period tor rental units begins With the first rental or 45 days rrorn
date or shipment to the rental nrrn. whichever comes first.)
What we will do:
~ Provide you with a new or. at our option, a returbished unitThe exchange unit ls
under warranty tor the remainder of the original product's wananty period
How you get serv'tu:
. Properly paok your unit, include any cables. etcti which were originally provided
with the product,We recommend using the original canon and padting materials
“Prool of purchase in the lorm or a bill at sale or receipted invoice which is
evidence that the product is Within the warranty period, must be presented to
obtain warranty Sen/Ice." For rental lirms. prool ol lirst rental is also required
Also print your name and address and a description of the detect Send via
standard uPs or its equivalent to:
ATLINKS USA, Inc.
cInThomwn
11721 a Alameda Ave.
Soon-roman 79927
Pay any onarges billed to you by the Exchange Center tor service not covered by
the warranty.
- Insure your shipment tor loss or damage ATLINKS accepts no liability in case or
damage or loss.
- A new or relurbished unit will be shipped to you lreight prepatd.
What your warranty does riotoover:
~ Customer instruction. titourOwner's Manual provides inlormation regarding
operating instructions and user controls Any additional inlormation, should tie
obtained from your dealer.)
r Installation and setup service adjustments
~ Batterles.
~ Damage lrorn misuse or neglect.
Products which have been modified or incorporated into other products.
. Products purdiaseo or serwcod outside the USA.
A Acts or nature, such as but not limited to lightning damage
Product Registratton:
r Please complete and mail the Product Reglslratton Card packed With your unit it
will make it easier to contact you should it ever be necessary The return or the
card is not required lor warranty coverage
Limitation omen-my:
~ THE WARRANTV STATED ABOVE lsTHE ONLV WARRANTV APPLICABLETOTHIS
PRODUCT ALL OTHERWARRANTIES, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED (INCLUDING ALL
IMPLIEDWARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITV OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR
PURPOSE} ARE HEREBV DlScLAlMED. NO VERBAL OR WRITTEN INFORMATION
GIVEN BV ATLINKS USA, INC.. ITS AGENTS, UR EMPLDVEES SHALL CREATE A
GUARANTV OR IN ANY WAY INCREASETHE SCOPE OFTHISWARRANTV
~ REPAIR OR REPLACEMENT AS PROVIDED UNDERTHISWARRANTV ISTHE
EXCLUSIVE REMEDV DFTHE CONSUMER. ATLINKS USA, lNC SHALL NOT BE
LIABLE FOR INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES RESULTING FROMTHE
USE OFTHIS PRODUCT OR ARISING OUT OF ANY BREACH OF ANV EXPRESS OR
IMPLIED WARRANTV ON THIS PRODUCT THIS DISCLAIMER OF WARRANTIES
AND LIMITED WARRANTV ARE GOVERNED BYTHE LAWS OF THE STATE OF
INDIANA, EXCEPTTOTHE EXTENT PROHIBITED BV APPLICABLE LAW, ANV
IMPLIED WARRANTY OF MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR
PURPOSE ONTHIS PRODUCT IS LIMITEDTOTHE APPLICABLE WARRANTV
PERIOD SET FORTH ABOVE.
How suta I-iw males to this warranty:
a Some states do not allow the excluslon nor limitation ol incidental or
consequential damages, or limitations on how long an implied warranty lasts so
the above limitations or excluslons may not apply to you.
- This warranty gives you specilic legal rights, and you also may have other rights
that vary lrom state to state
It you purchased your product outside die USA:
~ This warranty does not apply Contact your dealer lor warranty inlormation
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