This is "communication" between the radio handset and the base. This function, as a rule, operates independently and does not occupy the line, so you can be called even if you are talking to someone on an “internal line”. However, there are a number of cordless telephone models in which access to an outside line is not possible when using this function. Therefore, when purchasing a device, it would not be superfluous to check how this connection works in a given model.
Paging - the function of searching for one of the radiotelephone elements using another. There is one-way (works the same way as finding a lost handset in older models) and two-way. With the latter, you can call the base unit from the radio handset.
Conversation translation, conference - if the device has a speakerphone, you can transfer the conversation to the base, or vice versa. You can arrange a meeting of three: one calls, the second speaks on a radiotelephone, and the third speaks on a speakerphone. If you have several radio handsets, you can arrange an entire conference; for this, portable handsets are called from the base.
Call forwarding possible in models with multiple tubes. This is an opportunity to redirect a conversation from one handset to another.
Call hold on a handset/base unit - this function is performed by the "hold" button on the handset/base. It is useful if you have two parallel phones - you can switch from one device to another. The conversation can be held for up to 10 minutes. Usually the hold is released by pressing the "sp-phone" button. This function is often used if you need to mute the microphone for a while and there is no "Mute" button.
Speakerphone remote control - you can turn on and off the speakerphone on the base from a distance using a radio handset.
Regular answering machine - uses a standard 30-minute microcassette and has two recording modes. In voice recorder mode, you can record the current telephone conversation. Possibly remote control: listening to all or only new messages, saving individual recordings, listening to the room in which the base is located.
Digital answering machine - use special electronic chips to store messages instead of microcassettes with magnetic tape. This increases the reliability and durability of the answering machine. But if you need to save a message, you can remove the cassette from a regular answering machine and replace it with another one. A digital answering machine can also store messages for quite a long time, but keep in mind that the more messages you save, the less space there is for new ones.
Voice time/date stamp is an answering machine function that allows you to set exact time and the date the message was recorded.
Tone remote control - makes it possible to control the answering machine at a distance from another phone, you can listen to and even erase entries you don’t need, and rewrite the welcome message. To do this, just switch your phone to tone mode (after dialing your number) and dial a certain code, known only to you, which you have programmed into your phone. If the phone from which you are calling does not have a tone mode, it can be replaced with a so-called beeper, which emits a sound signal of a certain frequency, such as when you press telephone button in tone mode.
Pager notification that a voice message has been received - a message comes to your pager stating that there is a new message for you on your answering machine.
Conversation encryption
-Used to prevent (to some extent) the possibility of listening to a conversation. Cheap models use analog encryption methods (special noise is superimposed on the useful signal, which is filtered out at the receiving device). The degree of protection is not very high.
DECT standard models use digital encryption methods, which significantly increases the degree of protection against eavesdropping.
Speakerphone (SP-Phone) - the ability to speak and dial a number without picking up the handset. When the speakerphone is on, just pick up the handset to turn it off.
ID codes . Personal codes are set for the handset and base. They are needed so that each base receives signals only from its own handset. Since the base only answers calls from its own handset, it is much more difficult for an outsider with another handset to connect to this line. Various models Radiotelephones use different numbers of identification codes.
Some phone features
AUTODIAL (auto dial) Some phone models are equipped with this feature. It will help you reach a busy number. To do this, the phone is switched to mode automatic dialing. The device is dialing specified number at short intervals (sometimes a limited number of times). If the other end of the line picks up the phone, you will hear the caller's voice through the built-in speaker of the device.
REDIAL (redial) Dialed on push-button telephone the number is automatically entered into active memory and remains until another number is dialed. Just press REDIAL, and the device will automatically redial the last number if you need it again. Almost all modern telephones are equipped with this key.
FLASH(reset, switch) Line break button. Used if you have a modern digital PBX in your office. Through this button, subscribers are switched, for example, call forwarding or working in call waiting mode. You can also use it when, after finishing a call, you want to dial the next number without hanging up.
MEM DIAL (memory dial) This button recalls the phone numbers stored there from the phone memory.
MEMO (note, memo) This button allows you to save a new number into the phone's memory during a conversation. If the person you are talking to dictates a phone number, you can press the MEMO button and use the keyboard to enter the number into memory. In this case, the conversation will not be interrupted, and the dialing will not be accompanied by the usual tones. When the call is over, you can call this number by lifting the handset and pressing the MEMO button.
MUTE (microphone mute) This button allows you to mute the phone's microphone during a telephone conversation, discuss the answer with colleagues, and then continue the conversation. When using the "Mute" button, you continue to hear your interlocutor.
PAUSE (pause) PAUSE is usually used to introduce a necessary pause during the dialing process or when remembering a number, for example, in long-distance calls. This is especially convenient when dialing without picking up the handset.
TONE/PULSE(Tone/Pulse switch) This is a tone to pulse dial switch. With pulse dialing, each digit of the number is specified by the number of electrical impulses. Electromechanical telephone exchanges operate on this principle, invented at the beginning of the century. When dialing through digital telephone exchanges, each digit is specified by the frequency of the call signal. Electromechanical PBXs can provide longer range communications than digital ones, but digital communications are of higher quality and more reliable. Our domestic consists mostly of old electromechanical telephone exchanges, and partly of modern digital ones. Touch-tone dialing is not yet available in older networks. Therefore, if you have connected your new telephone to the city network and the phone does not dial a number, set the tone/pulse switch to the pulse position.
TONE (one-button switching to tone dialing) If during a conversation or communication via a computer you need to change the pulse mode of the phone to the “tone” mode, instead of the tone/pulse mode switch, just press the TONE button marked with an asterisk on the dial pad.
In the section on the question Hello. What is the role of the "FLASH" button on landline phones? Thank you in advance! given by the author Oleg Kozhevoy the best answer is transfer the call to an extension (if there is a PBX)
Answer from Al Re[guru]
FLASH - reset/hang up.
Analogous to the button on which the handset rests.
In voice-based PBXs (for example, in offices), their functions are absolutely identical.
But in pulse telephone exchanges (almost all of Russia, except Moscow (499) and some telephone exchanges in St. Petersburg), a short press on the handset lever does not lead to a disconnection (you must hold it for at least a couple of seconds, otherwise there will be short beeps/silence). And the “flash” button completely breaks the connection in one click (after pressing it, a clear beep will be heard).
There is also a REDIAL (Re:Dial) button - repeat the last called number.
In imported phones, it resets the call and dials the number again.
In Russian phones, it only repeats the number (but the connection must be disconnected manually).
And “holding” a call (to hang up, and then parallel phone pick up the phone and continue the conversation) - this is the HOLD button. After pressing it, the indicator usually lights up and the voice in the handset becomes muffled or a melody plays.
Answer from Maverick[guru]
Used to request additional services at stations with tone dialing or at office PBXs (call transfer, etc.). Can be used as a line release when the FLASH duration on the telephone exceeds the same parameter on the line.
If there is no FLASH button on the phone, a short (0.5-0.8 sec.) press on the end call lever simulates pressing the FLASH button.
In short - you - and I - don’t need it, rather.
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For example:
Call hold =
The service of pausing a conversation by simply pressing the Flash button without disconnecting. In this case, you can hang up the phone, the device will remind you to put the call on hold with a short periodic signal.
Transfer call to another number =
Service for transferring a call during a conversation to another number. To transfer, you need to put the current call on hold (by pressing the Flash button on the phone), then dial the other subscriber's number, wait for the called subscriber to accept the call, inform him about the transfer and disconnect (hang up). A connection will be established between the caller and the called party, and your phone will be free.
Three way connection =
This service allows you to call another subscriber during the current conversation and communicate with both subscribers alternately without losing the connection. During a conversation with the subscriber (A), press the Flash button, then dial the subscriber's number (B). The subscriber (A) will be in the “call hold” mode on the line. To switch between subscribers, if there is a need to alternately have a confidential conversation with each of them, you can use the Flash button on your phone.
· Read carefully these instructions and follow all instructions given therein.
· Do not allow water to enter the device, keep the phone dry. If condensation appears on the device, wipe it off. Liquid may cause electronic circuits corrosion device. Never expose your phone to rain or moisture.
· Do not use your phone near water, such as in the bathroom, near a kitchen sink, or in a swimming pool.
· Do not place the phone on unstable surfaces. It may fall, causing serious damage.
· Slots in the phone are provided for ventilation. To protect your phone from overheating, the slots should not be blocked. Do not install the phone near heat sources.
· The telephone must only be operated from the power supply indicated on the label.
· Disconnect your phone from the network under the following conditions:
A. When the power cord or plug is damaged or frayed.
B. If water gets into the phone.
C. If the phone does not function normally.
D. If the phone case has been damaged.
· Avoid using your phone during a thunderstorm.
· Keep the device away from dust. Unplug your phone before cleaning. Wipe your phone with a soft cloth. Never use solvents or strong disinfectants to clean your phone. Do not use liquid or aerosol cleaners.
· Never touch the internal components of your phone or try to open the cover as this may cause a malfunction.
Action area.
Communication in radiotelephones is carried out using radio waves of the appropriate frequency. For optimal performance, install the base station in the highest room of your home and as close to the center of the coverage area as possible. Do not install the device near electrical appliances such as a TV, computer, etc. This may cause interference and reduce the range of the radiotelephone. Extend the antenna to base station to ensure better reception.Safety instructions.
Power supply.
1. The device can only be connected to the power source included in the kit and indicated on the device.2. When turning off the device for a long time, disconnect the base station from the network.
Accommodation.
1. Do not place the device near water sources such as a sink or bathtub.2. Do not install near heat sources such as a stove or radiators. The room temperature should not be below 5 and above 40 0 C.
3. Do not place anything heavy on the device body.
4. Do not expose the device to vibration, shock, or strong smoke.
5. Place the device on a smooth, level surface.
Description of the device.
Handset see fig. page 6.
1. Antenna.2. The OPEN button is designed to open the handset.
3. VOLUME switch.
4. The TONE button is designed to temporarily enable tone dialing.
5. The HOLD button is used to put a call on hold while you are talking to another party.
6. The PAUSE button is used to set a pause when dialing a long-distance telephone number.
7. AUTO button is for automatic dialing.
8. HOOK/FLASH button. This button is used to dial the next telephone number without putting the handset down. It also gives you access to some additional services from your telephone exchange.
9. PAGE/INT? button used to call a base station user.
10.REDIAL button is used to redial the last number.
11.CH button to select channel.
12.BATT LOW/ERROR indicator. The indicator flashes if the handset's security code number has become disabled or if the power supply has been depleted.
13.POWER/RINGER switch.
14.TALK/HOLD indicator.
Base station see fig. page 8.
1. USE/INT"COM indicator.2. The PAGE/INT"COM button is used to call the handset user.
3. CODE switches.
4. Connectors for charging.
5. CHARGE indicator.
6. Antenna.
7. ALT indicator. BATT CHARGE.
8. AUTO/STORE button is used to store telephone numbers in memory and for automatic dialing operation.
9. PAUSE button is used to pause while programming or dialing.
10.REDIAL button is used to redial the last number
11.The FLASH button provides access to some additional services of your telephone exchange.
12.SP-PHONE indicator.
13.VOLUME switch.
14.SP-PHONE button. Using this button you can carry out a conversation without a handset.
15.The HOLD button is used to switch the call to hold mode.
16.MUTE/PROG indicator.
17.The MUTE button is designed to turn off the volume and can be used when you do not want your voice to be heard by your telephone interlocutor.
18. RINGER volume switch.
19.DIALING MODE switch is used to select the dialing mode.
20.PROGRAM switch is used to save telephone numbers in mind.
Connection see fig. pp. 10-11.
· Extend the antenna to its full length.Connect the telephone cord to telephone line.
· Plug the AC adapter cord into the jack on the back of the base station. Connect this adapter to a wall outlet (220-240V, 50/60Hz). To do this, if necessary, use the adapter included in the delivery kit.
· Use only the AC adapter model KX-A09 AC 120V, 60Hz from PANASONIC for the telephone model KX-T4001 and the AC adapter model KX-A09VM AC 220-240V, 50/60Hz or KX-A14BE AC 230-240V , 50Hz for phone model KX-T4001B. The adapter may become warm during operation.
· Tuck the adapter cord under the lever located at the bottom of the base unit (Figure p. 11).
· If you have several cordless telephones in your home or office, we advise you to place them as far apart as possible to avoid interference.
· The phone will not work if there is a power failure. Therefore, it is recommended to install a backup regular telephone.
· The angle of the frame of the recess on the base station for the handset can be adjusted (see Fig. page 15). Select the appropriate angle. For wall mounting, use the top position. The recess frame will be especially securely fixed in the upper positions. Refer to the "Wall Mounting" section.
Preparing for work.
Installation of switches.
1. Set the PROGRAM switch on the base station to OFF.2. Select the desired volume level using the VOLUME switches on the base station and handset.
3. Set the POWER/RINGER switch on the handset to ON. If the switch is set to OFF, the handset will not work.
4. Select the desired ringer volume level using the RINGER switch on the base station. HIGH position - high volume level. LOW position - low volume level. OFF position - the call at the base station is disabled.
5. Set the DIALING MODE switch on the base station to the position corresponding to the dialing system of your telephone line (pulse - PULSE position or tone - TONE position).
Rechargeable power supply.
The handset is powered via a rechargeable power source. Before using the radiotelephone for the first time, install the handset on the base station to recharge the power source for 10 hours (Fig. 13).After charging is completed, the handset can remain away from the base station until the BATT LOW/ERROR indicator starts flashing. If the BATT LOW/ERROR indicator is blinking, you need to recharge the power supply, but even if the indicator is blinking, the handset will continue to work for some time.
If you will not use the device for a long time, place the handset on the base station.
The CHARGE indicator lights up while charging. Recharging occurs whenever the handset is on the base station.
Alternative power source.
To save time for recharging the handset, the device is equipped with an alternative power source at the base station.The alternate power source is always recharged at the base station and the ALT indicator turns on. BATT CHARGE indicates charging is complete.
Notes
· If the BATT LOW/ERROR indicator starts flashing after charging, the power supply needs to be replaced.
· The operating time of the power source depends on both the conditions of use and the room temperature. Clean the power supply charging contacts on the base station and handset once a month with a dry cloth, otherwise the power supply will not charge properly.
· After charging the handset's power source, you can use it separately from the base station.
Setting the security code number.
This device is equipped with 9 codes. This helps prevent unauthorized use of your telephone line by another radiotelephone.There are 2 code switches on the base station. One switch is coded "A", "B" and "C" and the other is coded "D", "E" and "F". The security code is selected using a combination of positions.
1. Set the left code switch on the base station to "A", "B" or "C".
2. Set the right code switch on the base station to "D", "E" or "F".
3. Place the handset in the recess on the base station for more than 10 seconds. The security code on the handset and base station will be changed to the new code.
Notes
· If you want to change the security code, repeat the above operation.
· If there is an AC power failure or the AC adapter is disconnected, the security code set on the base station may be lost. Place the handset into the recess on the base station to restore the security code when power is restored.
Call a subscriber.
· To maintain clear sound during your call, be careful not to touch the handset's antenna with your fingers or press on it with your head. If you touch the antenna while using the phone, it may cause audio interference.· When you open the handset and hear beeps, move closer to the base station or place the handset in the recess on the base station.
Calling a subscriber from a handset.
1. Open the handset by pressing the OPEN button. The TALK indicator will light up. Make sure there are beeps.
2. Dial the telephone number of the desired subscriber.
3. Talk to the person on the dialed phone.
Redial the number.
To redial a number when there is a busy signal, press the REDIAL button on the handset. Redialing of the previously entered number will begin.
Calling a subscriber from the base station.
2. Dial the telephone number of the desired subscriber. If you make a mistake, press the FLASH button and start dialing again.
3. Talk to the subscriber dialed via the microphone on the base station (see Fig. page 19).
4. When finished talking, press the SP-PHONE button again.
Redial the number.
To redial a number when there is a busy signal, press the REDIAL button on the base station. Redialing of the previously entered number will begin.
Answer the call.
To maintain clear sound during your call, be careful not to touch the handset antenna with your fingers or press your head against it. If you touch the antenna while using the phone, it may cause audio interference.Answering a call from a handset.
Make sure the POWER/RINGER switch on the handset is set to ON.1. When you receive a call, open the handset by pressing the OPEN button. The TALK indicator will light up.
2. Select the desired volume level using the VOLUME switch.
3. At the end of the conversation, close the handset.
Answer a call from the base station.
1. When you receive a call, press the SP-PHONE button and answer the call. The SP-PHONE indicator will light up.2. When you finish talking, press the SP-PHONE button again. The SP-PHONE indicator goes off.
3. During a call, adjust the volume level using the VOLUME switch.
Programming for automatic dialing.
Programming for automatic dialing is performed at the base station only. The base station has 10 memory cells. Each memory cell can store up to 16 digits. Numbers stored in memory can be dialed from both the base station and the handset.Notes
· If you do not press any button within 30 seconds during programming, programming may not be completed. Start with point 2 of the next section.
· When saved, you can receive a call. Programming will be cancelled. Start with point 2 of the next section.
Storing the number in memory.
Make sure the SP-PHONE indicator is off and the handset is not in use.1. Set the PROGRAM switch on the base station to the ON position. The MUTE/PROG indicator will light up.
2. Press a number button (0 to 9) to select the memory location where the phone number will be stored. The memory location number is the auto dial index. The MUTE/PROG indicator will go out.
3. Dial the phone number you want to save (max. 16 digits). When dialing a number, the MUTE/PROG indicator will light up.
4. Press the AUTO/STORE button. The MUTE/PROG indicator will light. To memorize other numbers, repeat steps 2-4.
5. Once all numbers have been stored, set the PROGRAM switch on the base station to OFF. The MUTE/PROG indicator will go out.
Bug fix.
If you made a mistake while saving your number, follow these steps:1. Set the PROGRAM switch to OFF instead of pressing the AUTO/STORE button. The MUTE/PROG indicator will go out. The number you just entered will be erased, but the previous settings will remain intact.
2. Set the PROGRAM switch to ON again and then save the correct number.
Confirmation of the saved number.
To check whether you have written a number into memory or not, try to write the same number into the same memory cell again. When you press the AUTO/STORE button, you will hear one or two beeps. What do the beeps mean:1 signal - the number being recorded differed from the previous number recorded in memory.
2 beeps - the number being recorded is the same as the previous one.
Deleting a stored number.
To delete a stored number:Press the auto dial index number button and then press the AUTO/STORE button without entering a phone number. For example, to delete a number stored in memory location “2”, perform the following steps:
1. Set the PROGRAM switch to the ON position again.
2. Press number button 2.
3. Press the AUTO/STORE button.
4. Set the PROGRAM switch to OFF again.
Automatic dialing.
Automatic dialing from a handset.
Make sure the POWER/RINGER switch on the handset is set to ON.1. Open the handset. The TALK indicator will light up. Make sure there are beeps.
2. Press the AUTO button.
4. At the end of the conversation, close the handset.
Automatic dialing from the base station.
1. Press the SP-PHONE button. The SP-PHONE indicator will light up.2. Press the AUTO/STORE button.
3. Press the Auto Dial Index number button (0-9).
4. When you finish talking, press the SP-PHONE button again. The SP-PHONE indicator goes off.
HOLD function.
The HOLD button is designed to put a call on hold while you are talking to another party.· When using a handset, if you want to put the call on hold, press the HOLD button. The TALK indicator will start flashing.
· When using a base station, if you want to put a call on hold, press the HOLD button. The MUTE/PROG indicator starts flashing and the SP-PHONE indicator goes off.
If a call is on hold for 6 minutes, both the base station and the handset will hear warning signals (2 long beeps). The call will be disconnected if it remains on hold for 11 minutes.
To cancel standby mode:
· When using a handset, press the HOLD (or HOOK/FLASH) button and start a conversation. The TALK indicator will light up.
· When using a base station, press the HOLD button and start a conversation. The SP-PHONE indicator lights up.
· When using a parallel telephone connected to the same line as the base station, simply pick up the handset and start a conversation.
MUTE function.
The MUTE button is designed to turn off the volume and can be used when you do not want your voice to be heard by your telephone interlocutor.Press the MUTE button during a call. The MUTE/PROG indicator will light up. To resume the conversation, press the MUTE button again.
Internal communication.
There are two methods of internal communication between the handset and the base station.· From the handset to the base station.
1. Open the handset. The TALK indicator will light up.
2. Press the PAGE/INT? button. The TALK indicator will flash and beeps will sound. The phone will automatically enter intercom mode. If the base station user does not answer, use the base station as a loudspeaker or you can call the base station user by pressing the PAGE/INT? button again. The base station will beep.
3. Then talk to the base station user.
4. At the end of the conversation, close the handset.
· From the base station to the handset.
1) Base station: Press the PAGE/INT?COM button to call the handset. The INT?COM indicator will flash. Sound signal will last about 1 minute. To disconnect the call, press the button again.
2) Handset: When you hear beeps to answer an intercom call, open the handset and start talking. The TALK indicator will light up.
3) At the end of the conversation, close the handset.
Transferring an external call via intercom.
You can transfer an external call over the intercom between the handset user and the base station user. See diagram fig. page 34.Transferring an external call from the base station to the handset.
Base station:1. When receiving an outside call, press the SP-PHONE button to answer the caller. The SP-PHONE indicator will light up.
2. Press the HOLD button, the MUTE/PROG indicator will flash.
3. To call the handset user, press the PAGE/INT?COM button. The INT?COM indicator will flash and a beep will sound.
Microtelephone handset.
4. When the handset user hears beeps, he should open the handset. The TALK indicator will flash and the handset user will be able to talk to the base station user.
5. To answer the outside call, press the HOLD (or HOOK/FLASH) button. The TALK indicator will be lit
Base station.
If the base station user wants to join the conversation, he must press the SP-PHONE button during the conversation.
Transferring an external call from the handset to the base station.
Microtelephone handset.1. When receiving an external call, open the handset. The TALK indicator will light up.
2. Press the HOLD button. The TALK indicator will start flashing.
3. To call the base station user, press the PAGE/INT?COM button. The TALK indicator will flash and a beep will sound. The phone will automatically enter intercom mode.
Base station.
4. After receiving the intercom signal and answering the handset user's call, press the SP-PHONE button to answer the outside caller. The SP-PHONE indicator will light up.
Microtelephone handset.
5. After you hear that the base station user has answered the outside call, close the handset.
6. If the handset user wants to join the conversation, he must simply open the handset.
Secondary functions.
PAUSE button.
If your phone is connected to a PBX, the manufacturer recommends pressing the PAUSE button between the long-distance line access number and the subscriber's phone number. Pressing this button will create a pause of 3.5 seconds, which will prevent errors when dialing or redialing a number.Temporary use of tone dialing.
The TONE button is designed to temporarily enable tone dialing. Before dialing, press the TONE (*) button.Tone dialing mode will be established, which will provide access to certain subscribers, such as banking machines and answering machines with remote control. At the end of the conversation, if you close the handset or press the SP-PHONE button, the phone will automatically switch to pulse mode.
FLASH “Call Waiting” button.
Using the FLASH button, you can take advantage of special services offered by your local exchange (such as call transfer or call waiting).1. If you receive an external call during a call, you will hear a tone.
2. Press the HOOK/FLASH button.
· The first caller will go into standby mode and you will be able to answer the second caller.
· To return to the first caller, press the HOOK/FLASH button again. The second subscriber will go into standby mode.
Interference during a conversation.
To reduce interference, the handset has 10 channels. If you hear interference during a call, first move closer to the base station. If interference still occurs, press the CH button to change to one of the 10 channels.Replacing the power supply.
Removing the old power supply.
Use only PANASONIC KX-A38 power supply. The device retains memory for 5 minutes, so it is recommended to replace the power supply as quickly as possible. To remove the power supply from the handset:1. Set the POWER/RINGER switch on the handset to OFF to prevent losing the stored security code.
2. Using a coin, see fig. 1 page 40 press the battery in the direction of the arrow (A) and then, while continuing to press, rotate the battery in the direction of the arrow (B).
To remove an alternative power supply from the cradle, you do not have to push or twist the power supply itself. Simply press the PRESS TO RELEASE button on the base station (see Fig. 2 page 40) and the power supply will pop out on its own. If you have already turned the power source, turn it back to its previous position and only then press the PRESS TO RELEASE button.
Installing a new power supply.
To install a new power supply into the handset:1. Insert the power supply into the compartment on the handset as shown in Fig. 4 page 40.
2. Push the power supply in the direction of the arrow (A) and then rotate it in the direction of the arrow (B).
To install a new power supply into the base station, you must insert it into the compartment on the base station until it clicks, see fig. 4 page 40.
Note. When replacing the power supply in the handset, make sure it is closed. Otherwise, the security code will be reset.
Installation of a parallel telephone.
This radiotelephone will not operate if the power supply is insufficient. Therefore, to connect a second regular telephone to the same telephone line, use a T-adapter (Figure p. 41).Attention!
If any problems occur, disconnect the radiotelephone from the line and connect a regular telephone. If a regular telephone functions normally, do not connect the radiotelephone anymore and contact the service department. If a regular telephone does not function, contact your telephone company.
Troubleshooting your phone.
· Th ephone is not working.1) Check if the connection is correct.
2) Clean the contacts and fully charge the power supply.
3) Place the handset into the recess of the base station to identify the security code.
4) Extend the antenna completely.
5) The power supply of the handset needs to be recharged.
· The BATT LOW/ERROR indicator on the handset is flashing.
Place the handset in the recess on the base station to recharge the power supply.
· When the adapter is connected to the base station, the MUTE/PROG indicator starts blinking. Place the handset in the recess on the base station.
· If incoming calls do not ring the handset.
Make sure the POWER/RINGER switch is set to ON.
· You recharged the power supply for 10 hours, but after several calls the BATT LOW/ERROR indicator started flashing again.
1. Clean the contacts and recharge the power supply.
2. Replace the power supply.
· No beeps are heard.
1. You are too far from the base station. Come closer and try to repeat the operation.
2. Place the handset in the recess of the base station.
3. Clean the contacts and recharge the battery.
· Weakening of sounds, interference from electrical appliances.
1. Provide distance from electrical appliances.
2. Move closer to the base station.
3. Extend the antenna completely.
4. Press CH button to change to another channel
· You cannot record the number.
1. Number recording does not occur while the phone is operating or when it is in intercom mode.
2. Do not pause for more than 30 seconds while recording a number.
· PAGE/INT button not working? at the base station.
The handset is too far from the base station or has received an external call.
Make sure the PROGRAM switch is set to OFF
· The AC adapter becomes hot while the phone is in use. This is normal.
Look at the MUTE/PROG indicator. If the indicator is lit, press the MUTE button to resume the conversation.
Look at the MUTE/PROG indicator. If the indicator is flashing, press the SP-PHONE button to resume the conversation.
· There is interference when using the handset and base station at the same time.
The handset is too close to the base station. Remove it or set the VOLUME control to the minimum position.
Wall installation.
The device can be installed on a wall plate. If you do not have this record, please contact your sales agent. To install the base station on a wall, follow these steps:1. Adjust the angle of the handset frame in the direction indicated by the arrow, see Fig. 1 page 44.
2. Twist the telephone cord and tie it with a ribbon, then place it under the mount bracket. see fig. 2 page 44
3. Insert the bracket into the holes on the base station and push it down. see fig. 3 page 44.
4. Connect the telephone cord.
5. Attach the device to the wall plate, see fig. 4 p.44
HOLD button
The HOLD button allows you to place a call on hold
speaking during a conversation.
Press the HOLD button during a call.
'Hold' appears on the display.
The MUTE indicator blinks.
To release a hold.
- When the handset is on the device:
Lift the handset or press the SP-PHONE button.
- When the labor is raised:
Press the HOLD button.
- When using a parallel telephone, I will connect
connected to the same line:
Pick up the handset of the extension telephone. If you hold
not removed, press the lever of the parallel telephone
for one second.
FLASH button (for use as a
chaga of separation).
The FLASH button works exactly like a regular lever.
apparatus. If you made a mistake in dialing or dialed another
phone number, press the FLASH button firmly. Call
is interrupted and a dial tone is heard, then you
you can dial another phone number.
If your device is connected to a substation, easy
pressing the FLASH button will allow you to receive special
substation services such as forwarding of external
call.
Using the call waiting feature
When using this function you need to become
subscriber to a call waiting service provided by
local telephone company.
1. When another person calls you during a conversation,
You hear a signal.
2. Lightly press the FLASH button.
The first call is placed on hold and you can
answer the second call.
To return to the first interlocutor, press the button
FLASH again. The second call is placed on hold
tion.
MUTE button (page 23)
interlocutor, but he will not hear you.
Press the MUTE button.
The MUTE indicator lights up.
To return to the conversation, press the MUTE button again.
Storing phone numbers into memory when
using a secret button
You can keep stored numbers secret
using the secret button function. Confidential
numbers will not be visible on the display while dialing.
When storing phone numbers in memory
MUTE button is used as a secret button
Storing into memory
Make sure that the handset is in the device socket, but
the slats are installed and the SP-PHONE indicator is not lit.
Press as follows
Note:
Pressing the MUTE button once counts as one digit.
You want
Dialing a number
Press the one-touch dial button of that cell
ki memory in which the number is stored, which
The display will show:
(Example: Number in memory with
Hello. What is the role of the “FLASH” button on landline phones? Thank you in advance!
- transfer the call to an extension (if there is a PBX)
- Used to request additional services at stations with tone dialing or at office PBXs (call transfer, etc.). Can be used as a line release when the FLASH duration on the telephone exceeds the same parameter on the line.
If there is no FLASH button on the phone, a short (0.5-0.8 sec.) press on the end call lever simulates pressing the FLASH button.
In short – you – and I – don’t need it, rather.
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For example:
Call hold =
The service of pausing a conversation by simply pressing the Flash button without disconnecting. In this case, you can hang up the phone, the device will remind you to put the call on hold with a short periodic signal.
Transfer call to another number =
Service for transferring a call during a conversation to another number. To transfer, you need to put the current call on hold (by pressing the Flash button on the phone), then dial the other subscriber's number, wait for the called subscriber to accept the call, inform him about the transfer and disconnect (hang up). A connection will be established between the caller and the called party, and your phone will be free.
Three way connection =
This service allows you to call another subscriber during the current conversation and communicate with both subscribers alternately without losing the connection. During a conversation with the subscriber (A), press the Flash button, then dial the subscriber's number (B). The subscriber (A) will be in “call hold” mode on the line. To switch between subscribers, if there is a need to alternately have a confidential conversation with each of them, you can use the Flash button on your phone. - FLASH – reset/hang up.
Analogous to the button on which the handset rests.
In voice-based PBXs (for example, in offices), their functions are absolutely identical.
But in pulse telephone exchanges (almost all of Russia, except Moscow (499) and some telephone exchanges in St. Petersburg), a short press on the handset lever does not lead to a disconnection (you must hold it for at least a couple of seconds, otherwise there will be short beeps/silence). And the “flash” button completely breaks the connection in one click (after pressing it, a clear beep will be heard).There is also a REDIAL (Re:Dial) button - repeat the last called number.
In imported phones, it resets the call and dials the number again.
In Russian phones, it only repeats the number (but the connection must be disconnected manually).And “holding” a call (to hang up, and then pick up the handset on a parallel phone and continue the conversation) is the HOLD button. After pressing, the indicator usually lights up and the voice in the handset becomes muffled or a melody plays.