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| Document Author: | VicodinES /CB /TNN |
MARSTECH LIMITED
EXHIBIT A
(FCC Ref 2.1033(b)(3))
"Immllntion and Operating Instructions
Fumnshed to the User”
Thonuon/2—9769(XXXX) EXHIBIT A
FCC ID: G9I-I2-9769
Marstech Report No. 981MB
Caller ID Telephone
User's Guide
We bring good things to life.
FCC ID. 0914279759
EXHIBIT A(l]
Marstcch Report No. 9813 ID
FCC REGISTRATION INFORMATION
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compliant! wnn pans !5 ano so FCC Rules and Regalmnrls
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numbel and filngelE ulvalme Numnel lain) lo. me equlpmenl Vou musl, upon lequesl, ployloo nus
.nloymallon lo your le ephlwe company
The REN ls usolul ln dglwrmmng ma numbel ol flevlws you may normed lo ywv leleonone lung and sllll
have all ol mesa oey.oos 1an when you, lelcononc number rs called ln mosl (ool nol all) was [he sum 0!
lnc RENs ol all newt-25 com-mas (0 one l.nc shwld nol exceed 5 lo beset!!!" ol lnc mlrbel ol Gel/res
you may mnnon lo you! hue as delemlned nylne REN you should coma youl local leleplmle oompany
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mulpmen! ll yw uo on a pany one Chad mm youx local telephone company
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INTRODUCTlON
Your GE cordless phone Ls designed to give you flexibilny m use, and mgh
quality performance. To get the most from your new phone, we suggest
that you take a few minutes right now lo read through (th mslruclion
manual
TABLE OF CONTENTS
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|NSVALLAHON AND SETUP
Monuun JAcx REamAEMEms
DEsnow INSTALLATION
WALL MOUNV |NSYALLAHON
TELEPnoNE SETUP
CALLEN ID SETUP
TELEPNDNE OFERATIDN
RECENIMG A CALL
MAKJNG A CALL
PNDNE LACK,
RENAL
Fusn Burrow
CNANNEI BUTTON
TEMPonAnv TONE
PAGING INE HANDSET
HLNGER SMICN .. 10
VOLuME SwncNL 10
CALLER ID OPERA'ION L 10
REcEwms Arm Smmun CALLs
CALLER ID DlvaAv
REleme MESSAGES , 11
MESSAGE Ennons
Dszvmc Reno-ms
DELEnNc mE CURRENT REchn
DELEnNa ALL RECORDS 4.
WARNINGzro PREVEN‘I nus
OR ELECTfiICAL SP‘OCK HAZARD.
DO NOV EXPOSE “IS PRODUCT
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D|AL|NG A CALLER ID NUMBER
Smmuc A NUMBER m Mmouv
THE MEMORV FEA'URE ..
CNANGING A SIORED NUMBER
DIALING A STORED NUMBER
CNAIN DiALlNE FRDM MEMORV
INSENTING A PAUSE IN mE DIALING
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REVIEwwc AND DELEIING STORED NUMBERS
17
CNANGING ME BATTERY. 18
BATIERV SAFEIV PRECAuncms A
GENERAL PRODUC' CARE
MESSAGE IchAvoAs
HANDSET SOUND SIGNALS
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CALLEu Io
TELEmoNE.
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INSTALLATION AND SETUP
Make sure your package includes the ltems shown here.
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AC power supply
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Base
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MODUIARJACK REQUIREMENTS
You need an RJ‘ll type modular jack, which is the most
common type of phone iack and might look like the one
pictured here ll you don't have a modular jack, call your
local phone company to find out how to get one installed.
[NSTALlATlON NOTE: SUN": (ordless telephrmcs operate at frequcnnts
um maycausc interlcrvnzc to nearby TVs and VCR; To minimize or prevent
such ulterfercncc, hm hm hi Ihc cordless telcpllnnt should not be placed
near or on top on ’I\' or VCR. n such illltrlt‘rt‘ncr continues. "luv: the
cordh‘s‘ tclcphone lanln-i Away rm." mew or VCR
DESKTOP INSTALLATION
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1. Set Ihe PULSE/TONE switch to TONE tor much—tone service, or PULSE
(or rotary service. If you don’t know which type of servtce you have,
check with the phone company.
2 Plug the telephone line card Ifl\0 the base and into a modular jack,
3. Plug the power supply cord tnto the base, tnto an AC outlett
4 Raise the base antenna.
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have 11! km um» phunc in your mum» that an“! (urdlrss, in use lhc pnwcl m
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WALL MOUNT INSTALLATION
1 Remove the base plate lrom the
back by pressing down on the
snap tabs located at the top, and
then tilting the base plate aft
2 Plug the short phone Ime cord
mto the phone iack or» the back
at the unit and then’thread |t
through the laottom of the base
plate
3. Plug the power supply adapter
into the POWER 12V DC jack on
the back ol the unit, and then
thread it through the bottom 01
the base
4 Replace base plate.
5 Slip the mounting holes overthe
wall plate posts and sltde the unit
down hrmly into place. (Wall
plate not included.)
6. Connect the power supply
adapter to an AC outlet
7 Plug the phone line cord into the
modular jack.
TELEPHONE Srz'n I’
1. Set the PULSE/TONE switch (on
the top at the untti to TONE tor
touch—tone servtce, or PULSE For
rotary service It you don't know
which type of service you have,
check with the phone company
2. Place handset tn Ihe base to
charge for 12 hourszhe HARGE/
IN USE light comes on indicating
that the battery is chargtng.
3 Turn on the RiNGER switch 50
the handset rtngs for incoming
calls
CAum [D SETUP
‘I. For proper Caller ID operation.
you must enter your area code
Make sure the phone IS OFF
2. Press and hold ENTER 10r3
seconds. The Caner ID dismay on
the handset prompts you to enter
your area code.
3. Enter your 37mg“ area code by
pressing the appropriate number
keys, The phnne emits 2 beeps to
confirm tt has accepted the area
code entry.
4A To change or enter your area
code again, follow steps 173
above.
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TELEPHONE OPERATIO
RF, we A CALL
1. Check the display to see who us
calling.
2 Press the PHONE buttbn.
MAKING A CALL
To make a call, press I“ PHONE
button before you dial and press it
again to hang up.
PHONE LIGHT
Yuu knew the phone is on when
you see the PHONE light on the
handsel come on.
REDIAL
Press the REDlAL button to radial
the last number you dialed.
Fusu Burrow
Use the FLASH button to activate
custom calling services such as call
waiting or call transfer, which
are available through your local
phene company.
The FLASH button is also used [0
enter a pause in the dialing se—
quence.
CHANNEL BUTI‘ON
While talking, you might need to
manually change the channel in
order to get rid of static, Press and
release the CHANNEL button to
advance to the next clear channel
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This leature enables Pulse (rotary)
servrce phone users to access
louch»tone services altered by
banks. credit card companies, etc.
by pressing the TONE button to
temporarily makehe phone touch-
tone compatible. To get information
about your bank accopnl, lor
example, you vyould:
1. Call the bank‘s mlormation line.
2. Press the TONE button (0) after
your call is answered.
3. Follow the venue instructions to
complete your transaction.
4. Hang up when finished. The
phone returns to Pulse (rtaryl
service.
PAGING THE HANDSET
Press the PAGE/FIND button on the
base to get the attention of the
person using the phone or to locate
a misplaced handset, Remember
that the HINGER switch must be ON
for the handset to ring.
lf you press and hold PAGE/FIND,
the handset will continue to page
until:
1. You release the button.
2. You press PHONE on the handset.
PAGE/FIND
button
RINGER Smrcu
The RINGER switch must be ON lor
the handset to rmg during incoming
calls (or when paging the handset), VOLUME
smith
VOLUME Sercn ,,
Controls the volume at the
handset‘s earpiece,
KINGER
switch
CALLER ID OPERATION
This Caller lD Cordless Telephone receives and displays inlormation
transmitted by your local phone company, This information can include
the phone number, dale. and time; or the name, phone number, date,
and time.
RECElVlNG AND STORING CALLs
When you receive a call, the
information is transmitted by the
phone company to your Caller ID
Telephone between the first and
second ring.
- Vou can monitor the inlormation
as it is displayed and decide
whether or not to answer the
call.
vmw IMPORTANT: The Caller
ID feature of {NS product requlrcs
A subscription to (Izller to service
' if You are ”01 Bl home, ll"? lmm your tclcphum‘ company,
telephone stores the information
so that you can see who called
while you were oul.
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REVIEWING MESSAGES
As calls are received and stored, the dlsplay is updated to Iel you know
how many calls have been received and how many have been reviewed.
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numbers).
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As you revrew calls, the display
shows you the lollowing information:
' The telephone number 0! the
caller
- The number of the call [with
regard to the order received).
whether it IS a new call (NEW),
and if a call has been received
more than once from the same
number (RERT).
~ The name cl Ihe caller (ii this
service is available m your area)
If the information doesn't (it in the
display, press ENTER to see the resl
ol the Caller ID information
MESSAGE Erma m;
ll there is an error in the transmis-
sion at information to your caller ID
phone, CALLER lD ERROR appears
in the display.
DELI—TUNG RECORDS
Use the DELETE button to erase the
record currently shown in the
display or all records.
Deua'rlNc THE CURRENT
RECORD
1, Press DELETE,
The display asks you to confirm the
deletion.
2, Press DELETE again to erase the
record,
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Disphy an you to confirm
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DELETING ALL RECORDS
1. Press and hold DELETE
The dlsplay asks you lo conlrrm
thal you wanna erase all records.
2. Press DELETE again lg erase all
records.
DIALINC A CALLER ID
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NUMBER ,
- Make sure the phone IS ON
- Use the arrow buncns to display
the desired Caller lD record.
0 Press the CALL BACK buncn il
the number is local
- Press the it key (lo) lo dial a long
distance number or a number
that requires you to dial "1” lor
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THE MEMORY FEATURE
Store up to 10 16~digit numbers in memory {or quick dialing. This memory
feature is in addition to the 25 Caller lD records and the 5 WP records that
can be stored in memory.
STORING A NUMBER IN
MEMORY
The phone must be OfF when you
store numbers:
1 Press the MEMORY button
2 Press ENTER,
The display will prompt you lo
ENTER NAME."
3. Use the keypad to store a name
(up to 15 characters). More than
one letter is stored in each of the
number keys. For example, to
enter Joe Smith, press 5 for J?
press 6 three times lor 0; press 3
two times for E; press 1 to enter
a space belore you start entering
the last name; press 7 four times
for S; press 5 far M; press 4 three
limes for I; press 8 lor T; and 4
two times (or H. Il you‘re using
two letters consecutively that are
stored in the same number key,
you must press ENTER between
the letters. For example, if you
enter Barb, press 2 two times for
B, press ENTER; press 2 for A; 7
three times lor R; and 2 two
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limes for B. You need to press
enter between the B and the A
Since they are stored within the
same number key,
4, Press MEMORV.
The display wril prompr’you to
"ENTER TEL NUMBER.“
5. Use the keypad to enter the
number you want {0 store (up to
32 digits). '
6. Press MEMORY and then press a
number key (079) to store the
dialed number in that memory
location
7. Record whose number is stored
in the location on the memory
directory card on the back of the
handset. You will also be able to
view the name and number in
the phone‘s display.
CHANGING A STORED NUMBER
Use the same procedure to change
a stored number as you do to store
a number—in a sense, you‘re Just
reassigning the memurv location.
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DIALING A STORED NUMBER
1 Make sure the phone is ON by
pressing the PHONE bulton.
2 Press MEMORY
3 Press the number 1079) for the
desired memory locarron OR use
the arrow burrons to scroll
through the numbers stored in
memory and press CALL BACK
when you reach Ihe desired
number,
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Use this feature lo make calls which require a sequence of numbers such
as using a calling card (or a frequently called long distance number.
Basically, you dia| each part at the sequence from memory. The lollowing
example shows how you can use chain dialing to make a call through a
long distance service
The Number For
Long drstance access number
Authorization code
Frequently called long distance number
1. Make sure the phone rs ON.
2. Press MEMORY and then press 7
3. When you hear rhe access tone,
press MEMORV and then press 8.
4. At the next access tone, press
MEMORY and then 9,
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INSERTINC A PAUSE IN THE
Dmuxc SEQUENCE
Press the FLASH button to insert a
delay in the dialing sequence of a
stored telephone number when a
pause IS needed to waitfor a dial
tone (for example alter you dial 5
for an outside line, or to wait for a
computer access tonal:- Each pause
counts as 1 digit in the dialing
sequence,
Rewewmc AND DELfl'lNG
STORED Numuens
it Press MEMORY, then press the
arrow keys to View the entry
2. While the entry is displayed,
press the DELETE key to delete
the army
The display asks you to confirm
that you want to delete the entry.
3 Press DELETE a second time to
delete the entry.
To exit the memory review mode,
press the memory location button
again.
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CHANGING THE BATTERY
The handset runs on a consumer-replaceable nickel cadmtum battery pack.
ll you experience any of the lollowrng problems. you may need to replace
the battery pack:
- Short talk time O vPoor sound quality
' Limlted range ' CHARGE/IN USE lighl lails to ltght
Make sure phone ls Off before you replace battery.
1. Slide open 7 2 Unhtmk the strap 1 Pull out the 4. Remove the
the battery holding the battery plug. banerv pack.
compartment battery in place.
door. B.t|rr\ IIt-Idmgsqul rt“;
5. Replace and 6 Reconnect the 7. Replace the 8. Charge the
plug in the new strap to secure battery battery lor 12
battery PaCk- m9 DBHBW- compartment hours before
[use GE BTAtz door use.
replacement ll
battery.)
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BATTERY SAFETY PRECAUTlONS
- Don't disassemble, mutilate, puncture, wet, or dispose of battery in lire.
Like other batteries of this type, ll it is burned or punctured, it could
release toxic materraIs which can cause Injury
- Keep batteries out at the reach ol children.
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GENERAL PRODUCT CARP
To keep your telephone working and looking good, follow these guide—
lines:
- Avoid putting the phone near heating appliances and devices that
generate electrical noise (for example, motors or fluorescent lamps).
- DO NOT expose to direct sunlight or moisture.
- Avoid dropping the handset, as well as other rough treatment to the
phone.
- Clean the phone with a soft cloth
- Never use a strong cleaning agent or abrasive powder because [his erI
damage the finish
0 Retain the original packaging in case you need to ship the phone at a
later date.
0 Periodically clean the charge contacts on the handset and base with a
soft cloth.
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M ESSAGE INDICATORS
The lollowmg rndicarars show me slalus of a message or lhe umrv
CALLER IO ERROR
ENTER AREA CODE
ENTER NAME
ERASE ALL7
ERASE CALL |D7
ERASE MEMO?
END OF LIST
MESSAGE WAITING
NEW
OUT OF AREA
PAGING YOU
PRIVATE
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Caller mlmmalron has been mlerrupled during
rransmissron or the phone I5 excessively noisy
,Promp| telling you to enler your area code
Fromm relling you to enrer name |n|0 VIP
memory or one 0! the 10 memory Iocauons
Promor asking you ll you warrr IO erase all Caller
ID records.
Prompr asking you ii you wani ro erase me
current Caller ID record or VlP retard lhal is
shown on [he display.
Prompt asking you il yuu wznr [0 erase one of lhe 10
numbers stored in me phone's outgoing memory,
Indicates lhal (here is no Eddlllonal lnlormallon m
Caller |D memory.
Somebody lelt a VOICE mall message. Note mar vorce
mail is a subscriplion service: check will! your local
telephone company lor ayauanrmy,
Number cl new calls lor you to revrew
The Incoming call is lrom an area no! servrced by
Caller ID or [he inlormauon was no| senr
Someone is pressing rhe PAGE lumen.
The person is calling ham 3 number |har has been
blocked rrom lransmlssron
Repeal call message lndrczles mm a new call Imm rne
same number was received more rhan once
HANDSET SOUND SIGNALS
Srgna! Meanmg
Three long beeps Page signal
A mug warblmg (one man finger on] ngnals an incommg call
Fouv shorl beeps
Oul or range warmng
TROUBLESHOQTING TIPS
CALLER ID
Problem Somnon
No Dismay - I! you are usmg bauerv power, "y rep|acing the
Data Error Message
bauerv
- N you are using AC puwer, make sure mal the uni!
zs connemed to a honrswitched electrical ouilel
Dwsconned |he uni1 lrom the plug and p1ugmn
again.
- Du vau order CaHev ID serwce “cm vourloca1
(ewephone company7 The dismay won't work
untess unless you order Caner ‘D service 7mm your
phune company
- The umt dlsplays (his message il n delecls anylhing
other man va‘id Caller ‘D information during me
swlem period alter the hrsr nng. Th|s message
mmcalas enmer the presence of noises on me lme.
01 max an invalid message has been sem from (he
leiephone comnany
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TROUBLESHOOTING TIPS
TELEPHONE
Probwm Sufi/Mon
Ne dia‘ (one ,.' Check msxaHallon
— Is me base power cord connected to a womng
mmefl
f Is me PHONE hgh! un7
— Is me lslephone hne cord connected m the uase
unn and the wall |ack7
' Disconnecl the base From me waH lack and canned
another phone (0 the same ,aek, u mere ws no dwal mne
In me second phone, (he problem migm be your
wmng or local semce
No ma! (one (confirmed) ~ Is the handset Out 0! range of [he base?
. Make sure Ihe banerv is properly charged (11 news].
. Is the battery pack mstaHEd ccrrecfly?
. Did (he handsel beep when you pressed the PHONE
button? Did the PhOHE'In-USE ugh! come on? The
battery may need xo be charged
Dwai lane 15 OK, but ' Make sure xhe TONE/PULSE Swilch on the base is
can'l mal out cortecllv sel.
Handset does nol nng - Make sure Ihe RINGER switch on the handsel is lumed
(0 ON.
- You may have ma many extensmn phones on your
hne Try unplugging some phones
- See solutions [or “No dial lane."
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TROUBLESHOOTlNG TIPS
Problem
You expenence stanc,
nowse, or «3qu m
and 0m
So/ulvon
~ Change channels
’ - ws handset am 0! range? Move closer m me base
- Does the base need 10 be relocated?
' Charge bauerv
- Make sure base IS nm plugged mm an ounel wnlh
another household apphance
um beeps
' P1359 handset in base (or 20 seconds K) rese\ lhe
secumy code, I1\hatdoesn‘|work,charge battery
for 12 hours,
- Cwean charging comacxs on handset and base win a
son cloth. or an eraser.
' See solutions [or ”No me! ions."
' Replace halterv,
Memory Dialing
- Did you program (he memow {ocauon keys carrec|ly7
- Drd you Inflow proper dlahng sequence7
' Make sure TONE/PULSE swuch ls correctly set
- Dwd you reprogram numbers inlo memory alley power
oulage or repiacing battery?
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CAUSES OF POOR RECEPTION
' Aluminum srdrng
. Foil hacking on insulation
' Heating ducts and other metal construction can shield radio signals
' You're too close to appliances such as microwaves, stoves.
computers, etc.
' Atmospheric conditions, such as strong storms
- Base rs installed in the basement or lower floor of the house
- Base is plugged into an AC outlet With other electronic devices
' Baby monitor is using the same frequency
' Handset battery is low
' You're out or range ol the base.
SERWCE
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The FCC requires this product to be serviced only by the manufacturer or
its authorized service agents. In accordance with FCC requirements,
changes or modifications not expressly approved bv Thomson Consumer
Electronics could void the user's authority to operate this product. For
instructions on how to obtain servrce, refer to the warranty included in this
Guide
Attach your sales receipt to the booklet lor future reference or jot down the
date this product was purchased or received as a gilt. This information will
be valuable if servrce should be required during the warranty period
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Bauerv Safely Precauhons 19
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Caller ID 2!
CallevID Dlsplav ll
CallerlD ODEIBUGH 10 1
Caller ID Selup 7
Causes of Poor R'ecepllun 24
Chain Dualing horn Memory 16
Changlng a Sloled Number ls
Changlng me Ballery 18
Channel Eunon 8
Dcleling All Records la
Delellng Records lz
Delexlng me Curler“ Record lz
Deskmplnslallalron s
Dialing a Caller “3 Number 13
Dialing a Stored Number 16
FCC Hegislrallon lnlormaxron 2
Flash Bulmn 8
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General Product Care lg
Handsel Sound Slgnals 2|
Hearing Aid Compalrbilily z
lnserling a Pause in (he D‘lallng
Sequence |7
lnslallalion and Sell“) 4
lnlerfelence Inlormalion Z
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Inlvod ucllon 3
lelled Walranly 27
Maklng a Call a
Message Erlors lz
Message lndlcalurs 20
Modular Jack Reqummems 4
Paging me Handsel 9
Phone ngm 3
Recelvmg a Call a
Recelvmg and Slonng Calls lo
Redlal a
Revleng and Delellng Slated Numbers
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Reviewlrlg Messages ll
RingerSwirch M
Service 24
Storing a Number in Memory M
Table chunlems 3
Telephone 22
Telephone Dperalion B
Telephone Selup 7
Temporary Tone 9
The Memory Feamre |4
Tmubleshooling Tlps IL 22, 23
Volume Swllch w
Wall Mount ln'slallallon 6
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