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for Cordless Telephone a11
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this telephone's insrallarion and operation.
Please read Part I - Important Product
Information, included in this package.
Part 2
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Printed in China. 848233375 Issue IAT&T
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INSTALLATION Standard power outlet 1 Setting up the Cordless Telephone 9111. Telephone jack Choose an area near an electri- cal outlet and a telephone jack. Slots The outlet should not be controlled by a wall switch. 2 Connect the telephone line cord. Insert one end of the telephone Base unit line cord into the jack at the rear of the base unit. Plug the other end into a telephone jack. Slots Make sure the plugs snap securely into place. I- 3 Connect the power cord. Tabs Plu
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Puts a caller on hold Belt Clip Handset Slide over the Volume Control back of the huhet \ \ I until it snaps firmly in place. 17 MUTE/LO W BA TT indicator goes on when PHONE indicator battery needs to be charged, goes on while you or the Mute function has are on a call. \ been activated. other services. Accesses memory Rediuls last Programs a numbe changes ringer type. I - 1 :fB
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INSTALLATION continued CAUTION: both table and wall mount installa- the telephone line cord into the tions. The telephone comes with telephone jack on the rear of Never install telephone wiring during a lightning storm. the reversible base installed in the the telephone base. table mount position. To wall Feed the remaining line cord to Never install telephone jacks in mount this telephone you will the rectangular opening by wet locations unless the jack is need to remove the revers
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continued Handset Receiver Volume Control 1 Press lHOLD]. (located on the left side of the 2 The PHONE indicator will blink The handset ringer is capable of four handset) slowly to indicate the call is on different types of ringing tones. The 1 To increase the sound level, press hold. following sections detail how to the a key. 3 To release Hold, press @@ change the different tones and to 2 To decrease the sound level, press again. turn off the ringer on the handset. the @I key.
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MEMORY IWhuatWmrStondinMermry 1 Press to get a dial tone. This telephone can store 2 1 telephone If your phone is connected to a PBX numbers, each up to 20 digits long. 2 Press (MEMJ. (switchboard) you may have to dial Numbers will remzin stored in 3 Press the number button (00-20) a special number (e.g., 9) to get an memory unless you erase or change you assigned to that phone number. outside line. When programming a them by entering other numbers. For example, to dial the phone
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~lfia~Batt~ as rings, bracelets, and keys. The switch into the Power Reserve mode. battery or conductor may overheat When operating in the Power You will know the batteries need and cause harm. Reserve mode., the phone's features charging when: Charge the battery provided with and functions should operate normal- The phone beeps two times when ly until the spare battery charge has or identified for use with this you press lPHorVEl to answer or product only in accordance with been depl
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continued Batterv Case Battery Case Cover Spare Baitery Charger - Charging Contacts A SPARE BAT2 indicator
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The layout of your home or office If you have difficulty operating If you are unable to operate special this phone, try the suggestions may be limiting the operating telephone services or other equip- below. If you still have trouble, call range. Try moving the base to ment requiring touch tone signals: If you have dial pulse (rotary) ser- 1 800 722-9 125. another location-preferably on an upper floor. vice, press on the handset If the phone does not work at all, before entering informat
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