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Table of Contents
2-Line Speakerphone 882
Personal Information Center
User's
Manual
Part 2
AT&T 882 Manual
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Table of Contents Dialing Another Number for an Individual Introduction........................................................ii ........................................................................31 Features..............................................................iii Making a Call from Another Directory....31 Section 1 - Installation ....................................1 Special Dialing Features...............................32 Parts Checklist.........................................
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Introduction 2-Line The 2-Line Speakerphone 882, Personal Information Center has Speakerphone 882, been designed to meet standards for convenient, reliable service. Personal To get the most from this telephone, please read this manual Information carefully. It explains in simple steps how to install, use and care Center for this 882 phone. You can use the phone as a personal directory, storing names with phone numbers and other important information. The 882 also provides a calendar to assist
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Features iii AT&T 882 Manual
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Installation Page SECTION 1 2 Parts Checklist 3 Installing Batteries 1 4 Connecting the Phone 6 One Phone Number Operation 7 Getting to Where You Want to Go This Personal Information Center phone 9 Using the Menus may operate differently from other telephones you have used. Read this section carefully to become familiar with the many unique features of the 882. Getting Started at a Glance • Installing batteries and connecting the phone. • Getting around the system. • Setting the clock. • Enter
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Installation Every 882 telephone should 1 include the following components: 1 Telephone 2 Handset 3 Coiled handset cord 4 (2) 7’ line cords 5 AC power transformer 6 4 AA heavy duty batteries NOTE: Remove the labels on the handset and the display before using the phone. Check the list to make sure you have all the correct parts included with the telephone. You should save your protective DIAL MODE packaging materials to reuse if you move or This telephone has a push-button need to ship the tele
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Installation 1 Install Batteries 1 Install Batteries DO NOT UNPLUG AC POWER WHILE CHANGING BATTERIES. The phone may lose information stored in memory if there is no AC power while installing batteries. When replacing the batteries insert four heavy duty AA batteries. Always use four new batteries NOTE: The phone WILL NOT WORK without AC power. 3 AT&T 882 Manual
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Installation 2 Connect Line Cords and AC Power 1 Telephone Jacks and Lines This phone is designed to work with two telephone lines. In some homes, both lines are wired into the same jack. If you are not sure if your jack is wired for two lines (two different phone numbers from one jack), perform the modular jack test on the opposite page. If you have two different phone numbers coming from one jack, youÕre all set to proceed with installing the line cords and AC power. Connect Line Cords and A
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Installation Modular Jack Test If you know the type of modular jacks you will be using, this 1 test is not necessary. 1 Plug the line cord, with the clear modular plugs, into the jack labeled L1 or L1/L2 on the back of the phone. Plug the other end into the modular jack you intend to use. 1 Connect coiled cord to phone and handset and hang up. 2 Pick up the handset. You are on Line 1. Listen for a dial tone, then press LINE 2 and listen again. • If you hear a dial tone on both lines, the jack
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Installation 3 Setting Up the Phone 1 When the phone is first plugged into the power plug, the ÒSet-UpÓ menu will appear. You may have to adjust the Display Contrast. (see page 23) Setting the Clock 1 SELECT “Set Clock” from the Set-Up menu. 2 Enter the time then A for AM or P for PM. 3 Press . 4 Enter the current date. 5 Press . 6 When you are done press the soft key below Done. Entering Your Home Phone Numbers 1 Highlight “Enter Home Phone Numbers”. 2 Press SELECT. 3 Enter your 3
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Getting to Where You Want to Go 1 Cursor A blinking character or light character on dark background showing what choice an action would act on. Cursor Control Moves the cursor to the next or previous item on a display. While viewing a menu, moves to the next or previous display. While adding or editing information, moves one character left or right MENU Opens and closes the 882’s Main Menu. SELECT Chooses highlighted information or alternates between two choices. Soft Key Labels These commands (
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Getting to Where You Want to Go Soft Key Labels 1 Below is the chart listing the soft key labels and what each one does. These labels appear on a display depending on what activity you are performing or what the phone is doing. Label What it does Add lets you add an entry to the highlighted choice. ADial repeatedly redials a phone number that is busy or not answered and requires pressing SPEAKER or lifting the handset when the far-end answers. (see page 22) Back shows the previous display. Canc
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Using the Menus Menus A menu is a list of choices. 1 Parts of a Menu • The top line of a menu is its title. • The next six lines are its choices. • The bottom line contains up to four labels for the “Soft Keys” that are directly below the display. These labels are for different actions, which vary by menu. Cursor A blinking or reverse video character indicating your location on a menu. When the cursor is on a choice it is “highlighted”. The highlighted choice can be acted on in different way
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Using the Menus Some displays are for adding or changing information. Add/Edit On these displays, you: 1 Displays • Type information for directory entries and reminders using the alpha keypad or the dial pad. OR • Press SELECT to alternate between two choices. Choices that let you alternate are in ÒReverse VideoÓ or all capital letters. 10 AT&T 882 Manual
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Using the Menus Menu Items When a menu has more than 6 selections, or if there is a second 1 display, More appears at the bottom of the display. This indicates the display continues to a second display. Press the soft key below More to view the second display. On the second display Back replaces More. Press Back to return to the first display. 1 Use the or buttons to move the cursor to highlight Choosing a an option. Menu Item 2 Press SELECT or one of the soft keys. Main Menu The M
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Using the Menus Set-Up Menu 1 After you install the batteries and connect all the cords, use Set-Up to customize some of the phoneÕs features. You can customize the 882 at any time. 1 Press Menu. Main Menu appears. Viewing the 2 Press the soft key below SetUp. Set-Up Menu The Set-Up menu appears. Moving Around • Press or to move among choices. Menus • Press More, or to view second menu. • Press Back, or to view first menu. Set-Up Menu 1 Set-Up Menu 2 Set-Up
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Operation Page SECTION 15 Light Indicators 16 Making a Call 2 17 Answering a Call 2 18 Using the Speakerphone 18 Using Mute 19 Using Hold 19 Switching Between Lines This Personal Information Center phone may operate differently from other 20 Using Flash telephones you have used. Read this section carefully to become familiar with the many unique features of the 882. 20 Monitoring the Length of a Call Operation at a Glance 21 Using Redial • Making and answering a call. • Using speakerphone, conf
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Operation 2 14 AT&T 882 Manual
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Operation Light Indicators Light Activity Meaning LINE 1 Yellow-green The line is ringing. and flashing or Red and The line is on Hold. flashing 2 LINE 2 Red and on The line is in use at this phone or another steady phone. Message ON There is Caller ID or Reminder information on the display. or There can be information on the display about one of the events in the “Telephone Displays” table below. Telephone Displays When the display is not being used for the Directory, Reminde
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Operation Making a Call You can make a call from the dial pad or by pressing Dial on the directory, DiLog or InLog displays. Pages 21 and 22 explain in detail how to make a Redial or ADial call. Sections 3 and 5 explain how to dial numbers from the directories or InLog. 2 When you make a call, the ÒPreferred LineÓ is always selected when both lines are free. If you did not change this setting in Set-Up, the preferred line will be the line connected to Line 1 on the back of the phone. 1 Lift ha
