Instruction/ maintenance manual of the product EP5632 AT&T
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Congr atulations on your pur chase of this A T&T pr oduct. Befor e using this A T&T pr oduct, please read the Impor t ant saf ety inf ormation on pages 100-102 of this manual.
Please r ead and follow these instructions car efully: • Use only the supplied r echargeable bat tery or replac ement battery . • Observe the pr oper polarity orientation between the batt ery and handset during the battery inst allation. • Do not dispose the batt ery in a fire.
P a rt s ch eck li st Y our new A T&T EP5632/EP5632-2 telephone sy stem includes: T elephone base Cordless telephone handset (1 for EP5632) (2 for EP5632-2) Handset battery (1 for EP5632) (2 for E.
T ab le o f c on t en ts Getting s tart ed Quick ref erence guide ..................... 2 Handset status icons ....................... 4 T elephone base status ic ons ....... 5 Handset main menu ......................... 6 T elephone base main menu...
2 Getting st arted Status light Flashes rapidly during an incoming call. Flashes slowly when there is a new voice mail message (page 33) or new message in the answering system (page 86). Softk eys (2) Press to select a menu it em displayed just above the k ey.
3 Getting st arted Getting st arted Qu ic k r ef e r enc e g uid e T elephone Base Press to pla y or stop playing messages. Flashes when there ar e new answering system messages. Press to skip t o the next message. Press to r epeat a message or twice to hear the previous message.
4 Getting st arted Handset st atus ic ons REDIAL CA L LE R ID HANDSET 1 1 2 12:00AM Time - indicat es the handset time. New answering sys tem message - alternat es with the time when you have a new answering system message. New voice mail message - alternates with the time when you have a new voice mail message.
5 Getting st arted Getting st arted T elephone base st atus icons 1 2 : 0 0 A M REDIAL MENU CID 1 2 Answering system off - indicates that the answering system will not answer incoming calls (page 50). HOME line - on steady when the HOME line is in use.
6 Getting st arted Ha nd set m ai n men u T o enter the main menu: 1. Pr ess MENU/ SELECT when the handset is in idle mode. 2. Pr ess the UP and DOWN Navk eys to select a handset f eature menu, then press MENU /SELE CT to enter that menu. T o return t o the idle mode, press and hold OF F / C A NC E L .
7 Getting st arted Getting st arted T ele ph on e bas e ma in me nu Main Menu Direct ory Call Log Answering System Select Answering Sy stem allows you to r eview and change the answering system set tings.
8 Getting st arted In st a ll at ion s et u p Ins tal l the tele pho ne base clos e to a tel eph one jack and a power outle t not co ntr oll ed b y a w all s wit ch. The tele pho ne ba se ca n be place d on a fla t sur fa ce or ve rti call y mou nte d on the w all (s ee pag e 10).
9 Getting st arted Getting st arted T ele ph on e bas e in st a ll ati on T elephone line cord DSL filt er For DSL users (not included) Power adapter IMPORT ANT INFORMA TION 1. Use only the power adapter supplied with this product. T o order a replacement power adapter , visit our website at www .
10 Getting st arted In st a ll at ion o pt ion s The tel ephone base comes with the mounting bracket alr eady installed for desktop use. If wall mounting is desired, a telephone outlet wall mounting plate with mounting studs is r equired.
11 Getting st arted Getting st arted In st a ll at ion o pt ion s 4 . Plug the telephone line cord and power adapt er plug into the telephone base and place the c o r d s i n t h e b r a c k e t g r o o ve s .
12 Getting st arted In st a ll at ion o pt ion s W a ll m ou n t p o s it i on Outer tabs W all mount t o desktop inst allation T o change the telephone base fr om the wall mount position to desktop position, make sur e that you first unplug the power adapter and t elephone line cord fr om the wall outlets bef ore you begin.
13 Getting st arted Getting st arted 4. Rotate the br acket to the desktop position. 5 . First insert the center brack et tabs, then press the bracket downwards until the bracket clicks into place.
14 Getting st arted Ba t t e ry in st all ati on & c har gi ng Install the battery as shown below . After installing the battery , you can mak e and receive short calls, but replace the handset in the telephone base or additional charger when not in use.
15 Getting st arted Getting st arted Be l t c li p & opt io na l h ea ds et Install belt clip as shown below , if desired. For handsfree headset c onversations, use any industry standard 2.5 mm headset (pur chased separ ately). For best results, use an AT&T 2.
16 Getting st arted Ex pa ndi ng y ou r t e le ph one s ys t e m Y our new A T&T EP5632/EP5632-2 telephone system can accommodate up to 12 cordless handsets. You can add new handsets to your telephone system (EP562 purchased separatel y), but each handset must be registered with the telephone base before use.
17 Getting st arted Getting st arted Ad di ng ne w ha nds et s (o pti on al ) Y our telephone system can accommodate up to 12 handsets (AT&T model EP562, purchased separately). Befor e using a newly purchased handset, it must be first regist ered with the telephone base.
18 Getting st arted Sp ar e bat t er y (op ti on al) Y ou can keep a charged spare battery (A T&T model 103, part number 89-0429-00-00 , purchased separately) in the t elephone base. The spare battery compartment is located on the side of the telephone base.
19 Bluetooth In tr od uci ng B L UET OO TH Y our new AT&T EP 56 3 2/ EP5632-2 telephone system with Bluetooth wirel ess E P5 6 32 / EP5632-2 telephone system with Bluetooth wireless telephone syst.
20 Bluetooth Gl os sa ry of t e rms Below are some t erms used in this user’s manual to help you become f amiliar with using your Bluetooth devices and y our new AT&T t elephone system.
21 Bluetooth Bl ue t oo th a t g la nc e The tel eph one base all ows you to pair up to eigh t Blu eto oth de vic es. Y ou c an ha ve a ma ximu m o f two pai re d devic es co nnec te d at anyti me (tw o cell ular pho nes, or one cel lul ar phon e and one head set) , but , but only one cellular phone or headset can be on a call at a time.
22 Bluetooth Bl ue t oo th S et u p T o use a Bluetooth enabled cellular phone or headset with yo ur EP 5 63 2 /E P 5 63 2 -2 , you must first pair and connect your Bluetooth device(s) with the telephone base. In the n the Blu et oot h Setu p sec tion , you can setup a cel lul ar phone (p age 23) and hea dset (pa ge 2 4).
23 Bluetooth Set up Cellular Befor e you begin, make sure that your Bluetooth enabled cellular phone is not connected to any other Bluetooth device. Refer to your cellular Refer to your cellular phone's user's manual to learn how to search for or add new Bluetooth devices.
24 Bluetooth Set up Headset Befor e you begin, mak e sure that your Bluet ooth enabled headset is not connected to any other Bluetooth device. Refer to your headset's user's Refer to your headset's user's manual to determine the headset's PIN and how to set your headset in disco verable mode.
25 Bluetooth Ma na gin g y our d ev ic e s Once you have paired a Bluetooth device, you can rename, delete, and view the device's information in the P aired Devic es list.
26 Bluetooth Delet e a paired devic e If you already have the maximum of eight paired devices on the P ai r ed D evic es list, and you want to add another device, you must delete a pai re d dev ice fr om the P ai r ed Devi ce s l ist. T o delete a pair ed device: 1.
27 Bluetooth NO T E: Connected devices appear on the Acti ve Devi ces list automatically . Active Devices Only devic es on the Activ e Devic es list can establish a Bluetooth connection with the telephone base.
28 Bluetooth Replac e an active device Replacing a Bluetooth device on the Active Devices list will r eplace an active device with a devic e fr om the P aired Devic es list. T o replac e an active device: 1. Pr ess the MEN U softkey on the telephone base while in idle mode.
29 Bluetooth Add an active device If you have only one active device, you can add another paired device to the Active Devices list, however you can only have one headset on the Active Devices list. T o add an active device: 1. Pr ess the MENU softkey on the telephone base while in idle mode.
30 Syst em setup Ha nd set s et ting s In the handset Settings menu, you can change and edit the handset settings. Y ou can also clear the voice mail indication, delete a handset registration or restor e the defaul t settings. T o enter the Set tings menu: 1.
31 Syst em setup Set Time If you subscribe to caller ID service provided by your local telephone company , the time will automatically be set with an incoming HOME call. T o manually set the time: 1. Pr ess MENU/ SELECT in idle mode to enter the main menu.
32 Syst em setup Show Handset Name By default, the handset name is shown on the display when in idle mode. T o change this setting: 1. Pr ess MENU / SEL ECT in idle mode to enter the main menu. 2. Pr ess the UP or DOWN Navkeys to select Set ti ngs , then press MEN U /SE LE CT to enter the Set ti ngs menu.
33 Syst em setup L CD Contr ast Y ou can adjust the handset L CD screen contrast to one of eight levels to suit different lighting conditions. T o adjust the L CD contrast: 1. Pr ess MENU/ SELE CT in idle mode to enter the main menu. 2. Pr ess the UP or DOWN Navkey s to select Set ti ngs , then pr ess MENU / SEL EC T to enter the Set ti ngs menu.
34 Syst em setup Def ault Set tings (res tor e settings) Y ou can r estore the factory-set default set tings for all handset settings. Restoring the default settings for a handset only aff ect that handset. T o rest ore the defaul t settings: 1. Pr ess MENU / SEL ECT in idle mode to enter the main menu.
35 Syst em setup Ringer for CELL 1 Ringer for CELL 2 Recor d New Ringer Ringer for HOME Ringers Ringers Ha nd set R in ge rs In the handset Ringers menu, you can select a ringer melody and adjust the ringer volume for incoming calls to the HOM E and CEL L UL AR lines (pages 36 and 37).
36 Syst em setup Ringer V olume Y ou can choose from six handset ringer melody volume levels. The ringer can also be turned off so the phone does not ring during incoming calls. T o adjust the handset ringer volume: 1. Pr ess MENU / SEL ECT in idle mode to enter the main menu.
37 Syst em setup Ringer Melody Y ou can select from eight traditional ringers and 13 musical polyphonic ringer melodies on each handset. Sel ec t a rin ger mel od y 1. Pr ess MENU / SEL ECT in idle mode to enter the main menu. 2. Pr ess the UP and DOWN Na vkeys t o select Rin gers , then press MEN U /SE LE CT to enter the Rin gers menu.
38 Syst em setup Rec or d New Ringer Each r ecordable ringer can be up to 14 seconds. Depending on the remaining record time, you can recor d multiple ringers. T o increase the record time, you need to delete a ringer melody (see page 37). T o rec ord a ringer: 1.
39 Syst em setup Pictures Ha nd set P ic t ur es In the handset Pictures menu, you can select a backgr ound image for a handset screen. These images can also be progr ammed for individual callers in the directory so that different images will show when different callers call in (see page 67).
40 Syst em setup Ha nd set A ni ma tio ns In the handset Anima tio ns menu, you can select an animation for a handset screen. These animations can also be progr ammed for individual callers in the directory so that differ ent animations will show when different callers call in (see page 67).
41 Syst em setup T ele ph on e bas e Se t ti ng s In the tel ephone base Settings menu, you can set the date, set the time, keypad tone, language, and L CD contrast. You can also clear the voice mail indication, restor e the default settings, and delete handset registrations.
42 Syst em setup Set Date If you subscribe to caller ID service provided by your local telephone company , the time and dat e will automaticall y be set with an incoming HOME call. T o manually set the date: 1. Pr ess the MEN U softkey in idle mode to enter the main menu.
43 Syst em setup K eypad T one By defaul t, the tel ephone base will beep when you press a key . You can turn these keypad tones on or off: T o change the keypad t one setting: 1.
44 Syst em setup L CD Contr ast Y ou can adjust the telephone base L CD screen contrast to one of eight levels to suit different lighting conditions. T o adjust the L CD contrast: 1.
45 Syst em setup Def ault Set tings (res tor e settings) Y ou can restor e the factory-set default settings of the telephone base if desir ed. Restoring the default settings only aff ect the telephone base. T o rest ore defaul t settings: 1. Pr ess the MENU softkey in idle mode to enter the main menu.
46 Syst em setup T ele ph on e bas e Ri nge rs In the telephone base Rin ger s menu, you can select a ringer melody and adjust the ringer volume for incoming calls to the HOM E and CEL L ULA R lines. T o enter the Ri nge rs menu: 1. Pr ess the MENU softkey in idle mode to enter the main menu.
47 Syst em setup Ringer V olume Y ou can choose from six ringer volume levels on the t elephone base. The ringer can also be turned off so the telephone base will not ring during incoming calls. T o adjust the telephone base ringer volume: 1. Pr ess the MENU softkey in idle mode to enter the main menu.
48 Syst em setup Ringer Melody Y ou can select from eight traditional ringer melodies on the telephone base. T o select a ringer melody: 1. Pr ess the MENU softkey in idle mode to enter the main menu. 2. Pr ess th e UP and D OWN N avKeys to select Ringers , then press SELECT softkey to enter the Ringers menu.
49 Syst em setup An sw eri ng S y st em set tin gs In the Answering Sys tem menu, you can set the answering system on or off, change the outgoing announcement, remote access code, the number of rings, and the answering system message alert tone. The answering system onl y answers incoming HOME line calls.
50 Syst em setup Answer On/Off By defaul t, the answering syst em is on. When the answering system is off, ANS. OFF appears on the telephone base displa y.
51 Syst em setup Announcement The announcement is the message that callers hear when the answering system answers an incoming HOME call. T o review , rec ord, or delete the announc ement: 1 . Pr ess the MENU softkey on the telephone base to enter the main menu.
52 Syst em setup Number of Rings By default, the answering syst em answers an incoming HOME call after four rings. Y ou can set the answering system to answer an incoming HOM E call after two, four, or six rings. You can also select T oll Sav er (see below).
53 Syst em setup Call Scr eening By defaul t, Call Screening is on. Call Screening allows you to listen to a caller leaving a message on the answering system. T o change this featur e's setting: 1. Press the MENU softk ey on the telephone base to enter the main menu.
54 Syst em setup Msg Alert T one By default, Msg Al ert T one is off. When the message alert tone and the answering syst em is on, telephone base will beep every 10 seconds when you have a new message on the answering system. T o change this setting: 1.
55 T elephone oper ations T ele ph on e ope r a ti ons With your new A T&T 5632/5632-2 telephone system, you can enjoy the ease and comfort of making and receiving calls using your Bluetooth cellular phone on the CELL ULAR line with the telephone system.
56 T elephone oper ations Mak e a H OME cal l Y ou can make HOME calls using a handset and telephone base. Y ou can also use a wireless Bluetooth enabled headset on HO ME calls. Usi ng a ha ndse t T o make a HOME call: • Enter the telephone number , then press HOM E/ FL ASH or SPE AKER .
57 T elephone oper ations R ec eiv e a HO ME call Y ou can receive HOME calls using a handset or telephone base. Y ou can also use a wireless Bluetooth enabled headset on HO ME calls. Usi ng a ha ndse t T o receiv e an incoming HOME call: • Press HOME / FL ASH or SPEA KER .
58 T elephone oper ations Mak e a CELL ULAR call Y ou can connect a maximum of two Bluetooth enabled cellular phones to the telephone base, but only one cellular phone can be used on a CELL ULAR call at a time (see page 19).
59 T elephone oper ations Rec eive a CELL ULAR call Y ou can receive CELLULAR calls using a handset and telephone base. Usi ng a ha ndse t T o rec eive a CELL ULAR call: • Press CELL ULAR or SPEAK ER . T o end a CELL ULAR call: • Press the OFF/C ANCE L or return the handset in the telephone base or char ger cradle.
60 T elephone oper ations Adjusting the list ening volume Y ou can choose from six listening volume levels on a handset and telephone base. For both the HOM E and CELL ULAR lines, each time a volume button is pressed, the listening volume is raised or lowered by one level.
61 T elephone oper ations Mute While on a HOME or CELLULAR line call, you can mute the microphone. This allows you to hear the caller , but the caller will not be able t o hear you. T o m ut e a ca ll o n a h an d se t or te l ep ho n e ba se : • Pr ess the MUTE softkey t o silence the microphone.
62 T elephone oper ations R ec eiv e a CE LL UL AR call wh il e on a HOME ca ll While on a HOME call and there is an incoming CELL ULAR call, CELL ULAR , and 1 or 2 will flash on the handset and telephone base display and you will hear a short beep. T o answer the incoming CELL ULAR call: • Press CELLULAR on the handset or telephone base.
63 T elephone oper ations R ec eiv e a HO ME c all whi le on a C ELL ULAR cal l While on a CELLULAR call and ther e is an incoming HOME call, H O M E and status icon will flash on the handset and telephone base display and you will hear a short beep. T o answer the incoming HOME call: • Press H O M E on the handset or telephone base.
64 T elephone oper ations Confer encing HOME and CELL ULAR calls While you are on HOME or CELL ULAR call, and the other line is on hold or in use, you can confer ence the lines using a handset or telephone base. When c onferenced, you can end the HOME , CELL ULAR , or confer ence call.
65 T elephone oper ations Call waiting while on a c onfer enc e call If you subscribe to call waiting service and you receiv e an incoming HOME call while on a confer ence call, you can answer the call waiting HOME call by pressing: • Press HOME /FLA SH on handset.
66 T elephone oper ations In t er co m Th e i n t er co m fe a tu r e a ll o w s yo u t o in t er co m be tw e e n ha n d se t (s ) an d th e t e l e ph o n e b as e . T o en t e r t h e I n t er c o m m en u : Using a handset 1. Pr e ss ME NU / SE L E CT wh e n th e ha n d se t is in id l e mo d e .
67 Dir ect ory Dir ect ory In the Direct ory menu, you can store and search for names and numbers. Directory entries are stor ed separatel y on each handset and the telephone base. The direct ory can store up to 100 entries, with a maximum of 16 alphanumeric characters (including spaces) and 32 digits.
68 Dir ect ory Cr eating a new dir ectory entry Directory entries are unique to each handset and telephone base. T o creat e a new directory entry: Using a handset 1. Pr ess MENU/ SELECT when the handset is in idle mode, then press MENU /SELECT to enter the Dir ectory menu.
69 Dir ect ory Cr eating a new dir ectory entry (c ontinued) 4. Pr ess the DONE softk ey or MENU /SELE CT to stor e the name. 5. Enter the tel ephone number (up to 32 digits) by using the dial pad ( 0-9 ). • Press the ERASE softkey to backspace and delete a highlight ed digit.
70 Dir ect ory Cr eating a new dir ectory entry (c ontinued) Using the tel ephone base 1. Pr ess the MENU softkey when the telephone base is in idle mode. 2. Pr ess the SELECT softkey to enter the Directory menu. 3. Pr ess the NEW softk ey to cr eate a new directory entry .
71 Dir ect ory Sear ching for dir ectory entries T o search for directory entries on a handset or the telephone base, enter the Dir ect ory then: • Press the UP and DOWN NavKeys to scroll through entries in alphabetical or der . • Press a dial pad k ey ( 0-9 ) to start a quick name search.
72 Dir ect ory Sear ching for dir ectory entries (c ontinued) • AM in the Search for screen, and then press the DONE softkey , Amy will be highlighted.
73 Dir ect ory N O TE S : 1 . O n c e a di r e c t or y e n t r y i s de le t e d , it c an no t b e r e co v e r e d . 2 . D e l e t in g a di r e c t o r y e n t r y o n on e ha nd se t or on t h e t e l e p h on e ba se d o e s n o t a f f e c t t h e d i r e ct o r i e s o n o t he r h an ds et s or th e t e l ep ho ne b as e.
74 74 R edial list In f o rma ti on ab ou t ca ll er ID w it h cal l wa iti ng Y our new A T&T EP5632/EP5632-2 telephone s ystem supports call er ID services provided by most local telephone service companies.
75 75 R edial list Ca ll L og In the Call L og menu, you can review a list of the 100 most recent incoming calls. Each handset and the telephone base have their own unique Call L og , meaning that the call log on one handset may be different than the call log on another handset or the telephone base.
76 76 R edial list Call L og information If you subscribe to caller ID services, provided by your local t elephone compan y and/or c ellular service provider , the Call Log records your incoming calls for both the HOME and CELL ULAR lines.
77 77 R edial list Reviewing the Call L og In the Call Log , you may see the following status icons: • NEW - indicates that the entry is new and it hasn't been reviewed. • - indicates that a caller recorded a message on the answering system. • CW - indicates the call was a call waiting call.
78 78 R edial list Dialing a call log entry In the Call L og , you can dial a call log entry telephone number on either the HOME or CELL ULAR line. T o dial the call log entry telephone number: 1. Enter the Call L og menu (see page 75). 2. Pr ess the UP and DOWN NavKeys to select the desired entry .
79 79 R edial list Saving call log entries int o the Dir ectory When viewing a call log entry, you can save the entry into the Dir ectory . T o save an entry into the Dir ect ory : 1. Enter the Call L og menu (page 75). 2. Pr ess the UP and DOWN NavKeys to select an entry to save to the Directory , then press the OPTIONS softke y.
80 80 R edial list Play r ecor ded messages in the Call L og When a caller records a message on the answering system, the r ecorded message icon, , appears in the call log entry icon status bar . Y ou can play that recorded message from the handset or the telephone base Call L og .
81 81 R edial list Clear Missed Calls Y ou can clear the missed calls indication using the call log option on the handset or telephone base. Missed calls r efers to unreviewed calls in the Call L og . T o clear the missed calls indication: 1. Enter the Call L og menu (see page 75).
82 82 R edial list R e di al li st The Redial list stores up to 20 entries on the handset and telephone base. The first item in the Redial list is the most recent telephone number called. In the Redial list, you can dial the entry on either the HOME or CELLULAR line, save the entry into the Dir ectory , or delet e entries.
83 83 R edial list Saving r edial entries into the Dir ectory In the Redial list, you can save the telephone number into the Dir ectory on a handset or the telephone base. T o save an entry into the Dir ect ory : 1. Pr ess the REDIAL softkey when the handset or telephone base is in idle mode.
84 84 R edial list Dialing a r edial entry In the Redial list, you can dial a redial entry telephone number using the HOME or CELL ULAR line. T o redial an entry: 1. Pr ess the REDIAL softkey when the handset or telephone base is in idle mode. 2. Pr ess the UP and DOWN Navk eys to select a redial entry .
85 85 R edial list Deleting r edial entries In the Redial list , you can delete one entry or all of the entries. T o delete entries in the R edial list: 1. Pr ess the REDIAL softkey when the handset or telephone base is in idle mode. 2. Pr ess the UP and DOWN NavKeys to select a redial entry , then press the DELETE softk ey .
86 Answering syst em operations An sw eri ng s ys t em o pe r a tio ns The answering system can record up to 99 messages, for a total of 15 minutes. The answering system only answer s calls on the HOME line.
87 Answering syst em operations Message announcements Befor e playing each message, the answering system announces the day and time that the message was receiv ed. The system will announce " Date and time not set " if the clock is not set. T o manually set the time and day , see page 42.
88 Answering syst em operations Options during playback (continued) When playing messages using the telephone base: • Press the VOLUME button to adjust the playback volume. • Press SKIP to skip to the ne xt message. • Press RPT to repeat the message currentl y playing.
89 Answering syst em operations Call inter c ept If a caller is leaving a message on the answering system, you can int ercept the call by pr essing HO M E / F LA S H or SPEAKER on the handset, or HO M E o r H E A DS E T ( if available ) on the telephone base.
90 Answering syst em operations NOTES: 1. If you pause for mor e than four seconds du ri ng re mot e a cce ss , a help menu listing all fe a tu re s a nd c om ma nd s wi ll b e an no un ce d. I f no commands ar e enter ed for approximately 20 seconds, the call will end automatically .
91 Appendix Confirmation tone Handset registration or programming command successfully c ompleted. Out of Range tone The handset is out of range. Move it closer to the base. Beeeeeeeeep (long beep) Error tone (curr ent operation has been unsuccessful; try again).
92 Appendix T r ou bl es hoo ti ng If you ha ve difficulty with your tel ephone system, please try the suggestions below . For Customer Service, visit our website at www .telephones.at t.com , o r c a l l 1 (800) 222–3111 . In Canada dial 1 (866) 288-4268 .
93 Appendix I cann ot put my he adset in disc over abl e mode. I cann ot find the A T&T EP563 2 on my c ell. • Make su re that th e telep hone bas e is in dis cov era ble mode. Car eful ly fol low the setu p ins truc tion s on page 23. • Make sur e that y ou manu all y set yo ur cel l phon e to fi nd or se arc h for devi ces .
94 Appendix My t elep hone sys tem does n ot work a t all. • Make sure the hand set batt ery is insta lled and char ged corr ectl y (see page 14). F or opt imum daily perf orman ce, retu rn the cord les s hands et to the tel epho ne ba se a fte r us e.
95 Appendix L ow Ba tt ery is display ed on scr een. • Place the han dset in t he ba se o r ch arg er f or r ech arg ing. • Remo ve and re-i nsta ll the batt ery pack and use it norm ally until fully disc har ged, then re char ge the handse t on the base or char ger for 16 hour s.
96 Appendix Ther e is noise or int erf er ence during a tel ephon e con versa tion. -OR- My cal ls fa de out or cut in and ou t when I am u sing the c or dles s handse t. • The h andse t ma y be out of rang e. M ove it c lose r t o the te leph one base.
97 Appendix My cal ler I D fea tur es ar e not wo rking pr operl y . • Calle r ID i s a su bscri ptio n servic e. Y ou must subs crib e to this servi ce fro m you r local tel epho ne comp any for this fea tur e to work on your tel eph one. • The c alle r ma y no t be call ing fro m an ar ea wh ich suppo rts call er I D.
98 Appendix The me ssages on the sys tem ar e ve ry diffi cult to hear . • Pres s VOL UM E on th e s ide of the han dset or on the te leph one bas e t o incr ea se th e sp eak er v olum e. • Make sur e y our rem ote acc ess cod e is cor rec t (s ee pa ge 5 3).
99 Appendix Im po rt an t sa f et y in f or ma ti on T h i s s y m b o l i s t o a l e r t y o u t o i m p o r t a n t o p e r a t i n g o r s e r v i c i n g i n s t r u c t i o n s t h a t m a y a p p e a r i n t h i s u s e r ’ s m a n u a l .
100 Appendix Im po rt an t sa f et y in f or ma ti on Especially about c ordl ess tel ephones • Privacy: The same features that make a cordless telephone convenient create some limitations.
101 Appendix Im po rt an t sa f et y in f or ma ti on Pr ecautions for users of implanted car diac pac emak ers Cardiac pacemakers (applies only to digital cordless telephones): Wirel ess Technology R.
102 Appendix F C C P art 6 8 an d A CT A This equipment c omplies with Part 68 of the FCC rules and with technical requir ements adopted by the Administrative Council for Terminal Att achments (ACT A). The label on the back or bottom of this equipment contains, among other things, a product identifier in the format US: AAAEQ##TXXXX.
103 Appendix F C C P art 6 8 and A CT A I f t h i s p ro d u c t h a s m e m o r y d i a l i n g l o c a t i o n s , y o u m a y c h o o s e t o s t o r e emergency telephone numbers (e.
104 Appendix F C C P art 1 5 This equipment has been tested and found to compl y with the requirement s for a Class B digital device under Part 15 of the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) rules. These requirements are intended to provide reasonable protection against harmful interfer ence in a residential installation.
105 Appendix Li mi t ed w ar r an ty The AT&T brand is used under license - any repair , replacement or warranty se r vi ce, a nd al l qu es ti on s ab ou t t hi s pro du c t s ho ul d be di re cte d to: I n t he United States of America call 1 (800) 222-3111 or v is it www .
106 Appendix Li mi t ed w ar r an ty 4. W ha t is n o t c ov ere d b y th is l im it ed w ar ra nt y? This limited warranty does not cover: • PR O DU C T th at ha s b ee n su bj e c t ed to mi s u s.
107 Appendix Li mi t ed w ar r an ty 6. What must you return with the PR ODUCT to get warranty service? Y ou must: a. Return the entir e original package and content s including the PR ODUCT to the service location along with a description of the malfunction or difficulty; and b.
108 Appendix A A d d n e w h a n d s e t s 1 7 A n s w e r i n g s y s t e m k e y s 3 A n s w e r i n g s y s t e m o p e r a t i o n s 8 6 C a l l I n t e r c e p t 8 8 Call Screening 88 Delete all .
109 Appendix In de x Delete all entries 73 D e l e t e a n e n t r y 7 3 E d i t a n e n t r y 7 2 S e a r c h i n g f o r e n t r i e s 7 1 – 7 2 D i s p l a y s c r e e n s t a t u s i c o n s 4 -.
110 Appendix R R e c o r d M e m o 8 9 Redial list 82 Deleting entries 85 Dialing an entry 84 Editing an entry 84 Saving entries into the D i r e c t o r y 8 3 R e m o t e A c c e s s 9 0 R e m o t e .
111 Appendix T ech ni cal s pe ci fic at io ns Operating temperatur e 0 deg C to 50 deg C (32 deg F to 122 deg F) Power input v ol t a ge 120V AC 60Hz T elephone base output voltage 9V DC 600mA Handset battery 3.6V 600mAh (NiMH) Co r d l es s s y st e m op e r at i ng fr e q ue n cy 5.
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