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Facsimile with Cordless Phone
Quick Reference Guide
Model No. KX-PW101CL
KX-PW102CW
KX-PW101CL
KX-PW101CL has one portable handset.
KX-PW102CW has two portable handsets.
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Table of Contents
Finding the controls 2
Installations and connections 4
Setting the date and time 8
Setting your facsimile telephone number 8
Setting your logo 9
Character input and command key table 10
Automatic dialing on the main unit 11
Automatic dialing on th
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Finding the controls Main unit (control panel) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 (KX-PW101CL is shown.) 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 11 1 Multi-operation buttons refer to the Microphone 2 function displayed on the display panel. Liquid crystal display 12 3 Redial button Memo Message button & indicator 13 Function button initiates programming. records/plays back a voice memo. 14 Search button searches the directory by Mute button 4 pressing the up and down buttons. E-Mail button & indicator Volume button adjusts
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Finding the controls Portable handset Call/Charge indicator How to use key when receiving a call, the indicator will blink. To use the phonebook. Speaker when placed on a charger Charging Apricot (Red) To redial the last number Full Off dialed. LCD (with back light) To adjust the volume. To change Hiragana into Displays battery strength, telephone Kanji. numbers etc. To make/answer calls. To page the main unit or another portable hands
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Installations and connections Installing the ink film Insert the white core into the slots shown in the 1 Open the control panel. picture below. White core Press here. Control panel Open the control panel until it locks. 2 If the ink film is slack, tighten it by winding the “T” shaped gear. Do not be “T” shaped gear (blue) slacken. 2 Insert the ink film. Find the “T” shaped gear (blue). Ink film Insert the blue core into the right slot of the main unit. 3 Close the control panel until it l
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Printing side is on the back Installations and connections Installing recording paper (A4 size) 1 Install the recording paper tray. 3 Close the paper entrance cover by leaning it back. Insert the left tab on the recording paper tray into the left slot of the main unit. Insert the right tab into the right slot of the main unit. Slot Tab 1 Recording paper tray 2 Paper entrance cover 2 Insert the recording paper into the recording paper tray. 4 Install the recording paper cover on the recordin
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Installations and connections Setting up the hand scanner Setting up the portable handset 1 Press down the knob of the hand scanner, and pull 1 Power outlet out the hand scanner from the main unit. (AC 100 V) Charger AC adaptor Plug 2 Battery 2 Slide and open the battery cover by slightly pushing Click part. Connector Imaging sensor Black Red Battery cover 3 Charge the battery in the charger for 10 hours. Battery cover Charge indicator 3 Connect the battery to the hand scanner, and close –li
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Installations and connections Connecting the main unit 1 Raise the antenna. 2 Connect the cord and place the handset on the main unit. 3 Connect the telephone line cord (Supplied accessory). Wall jack Telephone line cord 4 Connect the power cord. Power outlet Power cord AC 100V After the Power On... This unit will automatically select the dialing mode (Tone/Pulse). 7
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Setting the date and time Setting your facsimile telephone number F3 F3 1Press (Function). 1Press (Function). 2 Press (Search button) repeatedly until the 2 Press (Search button) repeatedly until the following is displayed. following is displayed. F3 F3 3Press (Set). 3Press (Set). Example : Example : Cursor 4 Press (Search button) repeatedly until the 4 Enter the correct year/month/day. following is displayed. Example: February 1, 2002 Press .
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Setting your logo Example: Micah 1. Press once. F3 F4 Cursor 2. Press six times. 3. Press six times. 1Press (Function). 4. Press to move the cursor to the next space and press four times. 2 Press (Search button) repeatedly until the following is displayed. 5. Press five times. F3 3Press (Set). F3 4 Press (Search button) repeatedly until the 6Press (Register). following is displayed. Cursor 5 Enter your logo, up to 30 characters, using the dial keypad. 7Press (Stop)
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Character input and command key table Pressing the dial keys will select a character as shown below. Character “ ” “ ” “ ” “ ” Dial key Hiragana Katakana English Numbers ‚ ’” F4 Used to change the character input mode. (Main unit), (Portable handset) Used to move the cursor to the left and right. (Main unit), (Portable handset) Command keys F1 Used to delete a character. (Main unit), (Portable handset) Used to insert a space. (Main unit), (Po
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Automatic dialing on the main unit Storing names and telephone Making a voice call using the numbers in the phonebook phonebook F1 F3 1Press (Phonebook). 2 Press (Search button) repeatedly until the desired name is displayed. 3 Lift the handset or press (Speakerphone). Editing a stored name or number 1Press (Phonebook). 1Press (Phonebook). F3 2 Press (Search button) repeatedly until the 2Press (Register). desired name is displayed. “XXX” shows the number of remaining stations you c
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Automatic dialing on the main unit Storing names and telephone Making a voice call using the numbers in the speed dialer speed dialer You can store up to 9 names and telephone numbers F1 which are stored in the phonebook. The dialling buttons ( to ) function as memory stations. F1 1Press (Speed dialer). 1Press (Speed dialer). 2 Press the memory station number ( to ). 2 Press the memory station number ( to ). 3 Lift the handset or press (Speakerphone). Erasing a name and number Memory statio
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Automatic dialing on the portable handset Storing names and telephone Making a voice call using the numbers in the phonebook phonebook 1 Press (Phonebook). 1 Press (Phonebook). 2 Press repeatedly until the desired name is displayed. F1 2Press (Register). 3 Press (Talk) or press (Speakerphone). “XXX” shows the remaining station numbers you can store. You can program up to 150 Editing a stored name or number stations, including 4 pre- programmed stations. 1 Press (Phonebook). 3 En
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Intercom between the main unit and portable handset An intercom is available between the main unit and portable handset. Using the main unit: Using the portable handset: 1 For single portable handset users 1 For single portable handset users Lift the handset. Press (Intercom). When pressing (Portable handset) instead of lifting the handset, you can use the speakerphone. Skip to step 2. For multiple portable handset users Press (Intercom), then press . Press (Portable handset). 2 S
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Pi Peep! Pi Pi Pi! You want some cake? Pi Pi Pi! Intercom between portable handsets A 2-way intercom is available between 2 portable handsets. (For KX-PW101CL users: An optional handset is needed when using this feature.) Making an intercom call Answering an intercom call 1 1 Press (Intercom) and the desired portable 2 Listen to the caller. handset number ( to ). 2 Start talking. 1. Press and hold (Talk) until a beep sounds. light on 2. Start talking while holding down (Talk).
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FACE DOWN FACE DOWN Sending faxes Sending a fax manually Sending a fax using the phonebook Document Document Document Document guide cover guide Document Handset cover Document 1 Open the document cover, and adjust the width of the document guides to the size of the document. 1 Open the document cover, and adjust the width of the document guides to the size of the document. 2 Insert the document (up to 5 pages) FACE DOWN until a single beep is heard. 2 Insert the document (up to 5 pages) FACE
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FACE DOWN Sending faxes Sending a fax using the speed dialer Document Document guide cover 1 Open the document cover, and adjust the width of the document guides to the size of the document. 2 Insert the document (up to 5 pages) FACE DOWN until a single beep is heard. 3 If necessary, press (Resolution) repeatedly to select the desired setting. 4Press (Speed dialer). 5 Press memory station number ( to ). 6Press (Fax). The unit will start fax transmission. 17
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Receiving faxes Receiving a fax manually Setting ANSWER mode (AUTO ANSWER off) Using the main unit: light off F3 Handset If the (Auto answer) light is on, turn it off by pressing When AUTO ANSWER mode is off, the unit provides two 1 When you hear a ring, lift the handset or press types of receiving modes: “ ” (Telephone) mode (Speakerphone) to answer the call. and “ ” (Fax/Telephone) mode. 2 When: Telephone mode ( ) –Pre-selected setting: – document reception is required, Select this mode
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Receiving faxes Receiving a fax automatically Setting AUTO ANSWER mode (AUTO ANSWER on) light on F3 light on 1 If the (Auto answer) light is off, turn it on by AUTO ANSWER mode will work when the (Auto answer) light is on. pressing AUTO ANSWER mode provides three types of receiving modes: “ / ” (Fax/Answering device) mode, 2 When receiving a call, the unit will receive a fax “ ” (Fax only) mode and “ ” document or record a voice message automatically (Answering device only) mode. depending o
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Operating the built-in answering device Activating the answering device Erasing your own greeting message F1 F3 F4 F4 1Press (Record), then press (Search button) repeatedly until the following is displayed. light on/flash F3 2 Press (Set), then press . The pre-recorded Japanese greeting message will be played when you receive a call. 1 Turn the (Auto answer) light on by pressing . 2 When receiving a call, a greeting message will be Operating the answering device played and the unit
