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1 --- () SPP-C /Operating Instructions (α-alphalite) Operating Instructions (English) P. SPP-C Sony Corporation
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6 C C TEL:-- :
7 SPP-C SPP-HCSPP-HG.. z
8 DSPDigital Signal Processor α-alphalite flash/program flash/program α-alphalite z flash/program α-alphalite z
9 on hook play/stop z ringer/handset/speaker volume program program talk talk off NTT nanotteru
10 m.m α-alphalite α-alphalite
11 m m
12 : ACV DC IN V ACV ISDN PBX m m m m
13 n m m DDI m : m α-alphalite α-alphalite ALPHA NTT FAX EIAJ NTT NTT () TL-CR TL- TL- NTT
14 : NTT NTT FAX FAX FAX ISDN PBX off hold/erase intercom/name ask intercom
15 : ± C flash/program time z flash/program flash/program flash/program time XXXXXXX α-alphalite
16 : NTT
17 flash/program z PBX PPS* PPS* * PPSPulse Per Second: flash/program flash/program
18 : z in use/charge in use/charge AC V talk
19 E hold/erase off BP-T
20 ringer/handset/speaker volume in use y ringer/handset/ speaker volume
21 talk vol z talk talk talk off y talk vol talk
22 ringer/handset/ speaker volume talk vol talk z talk off flash/program flash/program flash flash ringer/ handset/speaker volume talkvol
23 z hold/erase hold/erase z intercom/name ask hold/erase hold/erase talk z off talk intercom hold/erase talk hold/erase talk off talk
24 z intercom/ name ask talk vol z hold/erase intercom/name ask intercom/name ask intercom/name ask * * talk intercom/name ask
25 t z intercom z hold/erase intercom off intercom intercom off intercom talk
26 z intercom talk vol z hold/erase off intercom talk intercom talk
27 t intercom/name ask off talk z intercom/name ask intercom intercom/name ask talk off z intercom/name ask intercom/name ask * * talk off
28 intercom off intercom/name ask intercom talk
29 ringer/handset/ speaker volume on hook on hook on hook on hook y z ringer/ handset/speaker volume on hook
30 NTT NTT NTT NTT NTT PHS OFF* PHSOFF* C P PHSOFF P in use/ charge * PHS PHS
31 C flash/program flash/program flash/program
32 receive data z receive data off receive data receive data off
33 t off
34 receive data talk z z hold/erase receive data program program program
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36 flash/program flash/program flash/program
37 nanotteru t
38 directory talk program directory program
39 t program talk talk directory hold/erase hold/erase
40 z z flash/program flash/program flash/program flash/program
41 t z flash/program flash/program flash/program flash/program
42 z flash/program flash/program flash/program flash/program
43 z nanotteru/call priority nanotteru/call priority nanotteru/call priority
44 C z handset priority handset priority handset priority
45 speed dial speed dial directory directory talk
46 z z speed dial redial speed dial play/stop flash/program hold/erase flash/program speed dial flash/program play/stop speed dial
47 hold/erase hold/erase z z hold/erase hold/erase redial redial
48 directory directory redial data off program program directory directory program z hold/erase program off
49 z redial data redial data
50 receive data directory program z receive data receive data program C FULL program directory program
51 redial data directory program z redial data redial data program C FULL program directory program
52 directory hold/erase program z directory program program hold/erase program
53 directory z z hold/erase directory program program program program
54 speed dial z on hook speed dial on hook directory talk off handset priority z
55 t talk talk z directory
56 off off directory handset priority - directory program
57 NTT NTT m m m * m ** * **NTT
58 NTT NTTNTT NTT flash/program z flash/program flash/program flash/program
59 flashcall priority flash play/call priority flash z flash flash play/call priority
60 redial redial data off redial redial z redial data off redial data
61 off redial data talk redial data z hold/erase program program program
62 flashcall priority flashntt NTT NTT nanotteru/call priority flash/program play/call priority flash flash/program nanotteru/call priority flash play/call priority flash/program flash flash/program flash nanotteru/call priority play/call priority
63 (tone) tone/fee tone/fee tone/fee z tone/fee tone/fee
64 program program hold/erase play/call priority program. program
65 program z program
66 z hold/erase program program morning call program z program
67 z (morning call : (morning call off CALL (morning call CALL (morning call CALL
68 intercom/name ask z intercom/name ask intercom/name ask
69 talk talk program program talk program program
70 handset priority C z handset priority handset priority
71 ringer/handset/ speaker volume program z in use z in use/charge ringer/handset/ speaker volume yy ringer/handset/speaker volume OFF program program
72 flash/program z in use z flash/program flash/program flash/program OFF
73 α-alphalite flash/program z flash/program flash/program flash/program
74 message message ( message ( ( message
75 t message : : : play/stop >. message z play/stop message play/stop XX v XXXXXXX v v message message message XX v XXXXXXX v play/stop play/stop
76 hold/erase. > ringer/handset/speaker volume message off play/call priority off play/call priority. > talk
77 z ( play/stop flash/program flash/program play/stop message hold/erase hold/erase
78 flash/program z flash/program flash/program
79 flash/program flash/program flash/program flash/program
80 play/stop hold/erase hold/erase ( hold/erase hold/erase ( hold/erase hold/erase play/stop
81 t flash/program flash/program flash/program
82 (#) (#)()(#) (#) ()() (#) (#) XX... z (*)(*) ( (#) (#)()(#) (
83 t... (#)()(#) A B (#)()(#) (#)()(#) (#)()(#)t(#)()(#) (#)()(#)ttt(*)(*) (#)()()(#)B (#)()()(#)A AB (#)()(#) SPP-C SPP-C (#) (#) (#) (#)()(#) (#) (#)()(#)
84 A(#)()t()t(#)t t(#)()t()t(#) B(#)()t()t(#)t t(#)()t()t(#) B(#)()()(#)t t(#)() t(#)()(#)()(#)()(#)()(#)()(#)()* t** t(#)()(#)()t(#)()()(#) (#)()(#)() (*)()(*)ttt(*)(*) t / (#)()(#) y (*)(*) (*) * (#)() ** (*)(#)()(#)(#)() (#)()(#) (#)()(#) (#)()(#) (#)()(#)t(#)()(#) (#)()(#) (#)()()~()(#) (#)()(#) (#)()t ()~()t(#)t t(#)()t()~()t(#) (#)()(#) (*)()(*) (*)(*) (#)()(#) (#)()(#) (#)()(#) (#)()(#)t(#)()(#) (#)()(#) (#)()()~()(#) (#)()(#) (#)()t ()~()t(#)t t(#)()t()~()t(#) (#)()(#) (*)()(*) (*)(*)
85 t NTT PHS AB AB A B m m PHS
86 message transfer A message transfer B flash/program flash/program z hold/erase message transfer A message transfer B AB flash/program hold/erase flash/program
87 t t (*)*t redial **t t (#)(#) * ** redial redial redial A message transfer B A A B message transfer A B B z A B A B message transfer A message transfer B message transfer A message transfer B message transfermessage transfer Amessage transfer B message message transfer A message transfer B message transfermessage transfer Amessage transfer B
88 pphs p PHS (#) message (#) (#)......
89 α-alphalite DDI NTTNTTNTTNTT DDI NTT α-alphaliteddi DDI NTT DDINTT DDI α-alphalite DDI α-alphalite DDI DDIDDI DDI DDI DDI NTT NTT α ALPHALiteDDI α ALPHALiteDDI DDI DDI - :: α- ALPHALiteDDI DDI α-alphaliteddi DDI DDINTT α-alphalite
90 α-alphalite α-alphalite α-alphalite DDI α-alphalitentt PBX ALPHAα-ALPHALite α-alphalite DDI NTT DDI NTT DDI DDI ALPHA NTT
91 α-alphalite α-alphalite t ALPHA α-alphaliteddi ALPHA α-alphaliteddi DDI m DDI DDI m m α-alphalite DDI ALPHA
92 α-alphalite α-alphaliteddi ALPHA ALPHA flash/program flash/program flash/program flash/program ALPHA
93 DDI α-alphaliteddi m DDI m m α-alphalite ALPHA DDI DDI ALPHA DDI ALPHA DDI ALPHA α-alphalite DDI DDI NTT DDI NTT DDI DDIα-ALPHALite α-alphalite DDI t
94 α-alphalite ALPHA DDI ALPHA flash/program PHS DDI NTT DDI NTT DDI flash/program flash/program DDI-
95 DDI α-alphalite DDI DDI DDI DDI ALPHA α-alphalite DDI m DDI m m α-alphalite DDI ALPHA DDI DDI ALPHA DDI ALPHA flash/program
96 α-alphalite α-alphalite α-alphalite ALPHA flash/program flash/program PBX ALPHA α-alphalite α-alphalite flash/program ALPHA z ALPHA
97 α-alphaliteddi tone/fee α-alphalite flash off tone/fee z PHS Q DDI+... ISDN
98 DC VAC-T AC V AC V AC V
99 n tone/fee α-alphalite () α-alphalite ALPHADDI
100 α-alphalite
101 n. cm mm.cm.cm
102 TL-E mm. cm TL-E TL-E
103 n... ALPHA... ringer/handset/speaker volume off α-alphalite ALPHA......
104 ... talk charge. talk... flash / tone/fee
105 t ? message... NTT...
106 ...?......? (#)()(#)......?...?
107 ) c c c c c talk c
108 C FULL C C C C C C E FAXISDN FAX C
109 SPP-C / m AC-T.m BP-T α-alphalite α-alphalite BP-TDC.VmAh Ni-Cd mm// g ACV mm// g AC-T ACVVA/Hz DCV.W W mm // g SPP-HCSPP-HG SPP-C ID ID ID BP-T TL-E
110 SPP-C
111 n redial intercom/name ask message transfer A/B message transfera B in use nanotteru ALPHA α-alphalite nanotteru/call priority message transfer in use nanotteru message intercom/ name ask message transfer redial nanotteru/ call priority speed dial message play/stop one four seven two five eight three six nine play/stop ringer/handset speaker volume flash/program hold/erase on hook speed dial ringer/handset/speaker volume / tone zero time flash/program hold/erase tone( time(.( >( on hook
112 () () DC IN V()() ()
113 n redial data receive data talk vol. tone/fee play/call priority hold/erase program data receive redial talk do fa si tone/fee play/ call priority vol re so do flash hold/erase program directory in use/charge off mi ra morning call intercom handset priority directory in use/charge off) >) morning call intercom handset priority flash
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115 Operating Instructions This unit is for the use in Japan only. Table of contents Getting Started Checking the package contents... Choosing the location for the base phone... Transmission range of the handset... Preparations... Identifying the parts... Basics Making calls... Receiving calls... Putting a call on hold... Telephone Features Switching phones during a call... Talking between the phones (intercom)... On-hook dialing... Speed dialing (base phone)... Using the phone directory (handset)... Answering Machine Features Basic operation... Operating Instructions
116 BGetting Started Checking the package contents Make sure you have received the following items in the package. x Receiver x Base phone x Handset x Handset charger x Telephone line cord (length: m) x AC power adaptor (cord length:.m) x Receiver cord x Rechargeable battery pack x Screws for mounting the charger on the wall () x Screws for mounting the base phone on the wall () x Operating instructions x α-alphalite application form x α-alphalite user's guide x Warranty x Sony information center address list Transmission range of the handset The handset can be used within the range of approximately to meters from the base phone. However, operating conditions greatly affect the range. When you operate the phone for the first time, check to see that the handset is within the transmission range. Make sure the base phone antenna points to the ceiling. If the handset is too far from the base phone, it may not be possible to make or receive calls. If you hear an intermittent beep, move the handset closer to the base phone. The call may be cut off after approximately seconds if the handset is kept away from the base phone for too long. Operating Instructions Choosing the location for the base phone Where you place the base phone affects the reception quality of the handset. Be sure to place the base phone: Away from television sets and other electronic equipment Away from noise sources such as a window by a street with heavy traffic Away from personal computers, microwave ovens or other equipment that generates magnetism. To protect the unit from damage, place the base phone: Away from heat sources, such as radiators, airducts and sunlight Away from excessive moisture, extremely low temperature, dust, mechanical vibration or shock Away from an inclined or unstable place. If severe noise is heard, move the base phone to another location. If the unit is used near a broadcasting facility or radio programs interfere with the telephone conversation quality, contact your nearest Sony dealer. When using more than one cordless telephones, Do not connect both telephones to the same telephone line. If you do, the phones may not operate correctly. If you connect the telephones to different telphone lines, place the phones at least meters away from each other.
117 Preparations Connecting the base phone Connect the base phone to the telephone outlet and to an AC outlet. Receiver Antenna click Receiver cord to an AC outlet (AC V) AC power adaptor to DC IN V click to the telephone line jack Telephone line cord click to a telephone outlet Cord hook Be sure to insert the plug firmly. Route the cord through the cord hook to prevent it from coming off. click Telphone line jack Insert the plug until it snaps in place. Connect the receiver to the base phone and place it on the base phone. Connect the telephone line cord to the base phone and to a telephone outlet. After you connect the AC power adaptor, the unit starts initializing the built-in answering machine. Wait for approximately seconds until a beep is heard and all the lamps start flashing before you start setting the date and time. Connect the AC power adaptor to the DC IN V jack and to an AC outlet (AC V). Raise the antenna. Make sure it points towards the ceiling. Notes Insert the receiver cord and the telephone line cord until the plugs snap in place. Place the base phone and the handset more than meter away from each other. Do not bundle the telephone line cord or the AC power adaptor cord. If you do, interference noise may be heard. (continued) Operating Instructions
118 Preparations (continued) Setting the date and time Use the buttons on the base phone. Press flash/program with the receiver on the base phone. A voice guide is heard. Press. A voice guide is heard. Enter the proper number for the year, month and day. For the year, enter the last two digits. For example, to set the date to December,, press. Set the time. The unit uses the -hour system. To enter a number smaller than, press first. For example, to set the time to : PM, press. Press flash/program. A beep is heard and the clock starts. Choosing the dialing mode This unit automatically selects the appropriate dialing mode (tone or pulse) for your telephone line. However, if the call cannot connect, follow the steps below to select an appropriate dialing mode. Press flash/program with the receiver in place on the base phone. Press. A voice guide is heard. Press. A voice guide is heard. Press. Press flash/program. A beep is heard. Make a trial call. If the call connects, your dialing system is tone. If the call cannot connect Your dialing system is pulse. Repeat the above steps and press (PPS) in step. If the call still cannot connect, press (PPS) in step. To check the current time Press (time) with the receiver in place on the base phone. The current time setting is announced. Notes If a power interruption occurs, the day and time will be reset to January, and a lamp will flash. Set the date and time again. If the current day and time are not set, you will not be able to set the time for a morning call. If an error beep is heard after step, go back to step and follow the steps all over again. Make sure you enter the correct numbers in steps and. Operating Instructions
119 Charging the battery pack Warning Do not peel off or scratch the plastic cover on the battery pack. Connect the charger to an AC outlet and place the handset on the charger. Make sure you place it with the button side facing out. Charge the battery pack for more than hours before you start using your phone. Slide open the battery compartment lid of the handset. in use/charge lamp to an AC outlet (AC V) Note Do not disconnect the charger cord while the battery pack is being charged. Connect the battery connector with the correct polarity (black and red cords). Black Red Hook the cords and insert the battery pack. Battery duration A fully charged battery pack lasts for approx. hours when you use the handset continuously, and approx. hours ( days) when the handset is left unused without being placed on the charger. If you are not going to use the handset for more than hours, fully charge the battery pack and remove the battery pack from the handset. If the battery pack is exhausted while in use E flashes on the display and a short beep is heard. In order to talk on the base phone, do the following: Press hold/erase on the handset. Place the handset on the charger or press off. Pick up the receiver from the base phone. Return the handset to the charger and have it charged for more than hours. When to purchase a new battery pack If the battery lasts only for a few minutes even after hours of charging, the usable life of the battery has expired and the battery pack must be replaced. Contact your local Sony dealer or service center and ask for a Sony BP-T rechargeable battery pack. We recommend you return the handset to the charger for charging after every use. Close the lid. Operating Instructions
120 Identifying the parts Base phone The following illustrations are those of the black model. q; intercom/ name ask message transfer message transfer redial in use nanotteru nanotteru/ call priority speed dial message qa qs one two three play/stop ringer/handset speaker volume qd four seven five eight six nine flash/program hold/erase on hook qf tone zero time qg qh ql qj Operating Instructions qk w; wa
121 redial button Redials the last number called. intercom/name ask button Used to make an intercom call. Used also to have the phone answer incoming calls with a message that asks the caller to give his/her name. message transfer A/B buttons Used to transfer a message recorded in the answering machine to a handy phone, etc. Speaker Dialing buttons (tone) button: Used to switch temporarily to tone dialing. (time) button: Used to check the clock setting. (.) button: Used to repeat the current message. (>) button: Used to skip the current message. message transfer A/B indications Displayed while transferring a message recorded in the answering machine. in use indication Displayed when the phone is in use. nanotteru indication ALPHA lamp Lights to indicate whether the α-alpha service is available with your phone. Red: Your phone number has not been registered and you cannot use the α-alpha service. Green: Your phone number has been registered and you can use the α-alpha service. q; nanotteru/call priority button Used to turn on the voice call function or to have the phone answer to a call received during a phone conversation. qa message button (red) Turns on the answering machine. qs play/stop button Used to play back recorded messages. qd speed dial button Used to store numbers for speed dialing or to make a speed dialing call. qf ringer/handset speaker volume /+ buttons qg flash/program button Used to answer another incoming call during a phone conversation. This button also enables you to start various setting operations. qh hold/erase button Used to hold a call and to erase recorded messages. qj on hook button (green) Used to make a call without picking up the phone. qk Antenna ql Cord hook w; DC IN V jack wa Telephone line jack (continued) Operating Instructions
122 Identifying the parts (continued) Handset The following illustrations are those of the black model. Display window ql wg data receive redial directory talk do fa si tone/fee play/ call priority hold/erase vol re so do flash program in use/charge off mi ra morning call intercom handset priority q; qa qs qd qf qg qh qj qk w; wa ws wd wf wh wj wk wl e; Handset charger ea ef Operating Instructions es ed
123 redial data button Used to recall numbers previously dialed. receive data button Used to recall numbers previously received. talk button (blue) vol (volume) button Allows you to make or receive a call and to adjust the handset volume during a phone conversation. (.) button Used to repeat the current message. button tone/fee button Press to switch temporarily to tone dialing, or to display the fee. play/call priority button Used to play back recorded messages and to have the phone answer a call received during a phone conversation. hold/erase button Used to hold a call and to modify or erase the data stored in the handset directory. program button Allows you to start various setting operations. Microphone q; directory button Used to recall numbers stored in the directory. qa in use/charge lamp Lights when the phone is in use or while charging the battery pack. qs off button (red) Disconnects a call. qd (>) button Used to skip the current message. qf Dialing keys qg button morning call button Used to set a morning call. qh intercom button Used to make an intercom call. qj handset priority button Lets the handset ring only when there is a call from the number stored in the handset directory. This button also allows the handset to ring times before the base phone starts to ring. qk flash button Used to answer an incoming call during a conversation. ql Modify indication Displayed while modifying a stored number. w; Receive data indication Displayed when the receive data directory is used. wa Redial indication Displayed when a call is made. ws Program indication Displayed while storing numbers. wd Reasons why a caller's number cannot be displayed the caller dialed before the phone number the call is from a line that is set not to identify the caller s number the function used to identify the caller s number is turned off on handy phones or PHS phones : the call is from a public phone the call is from a line or an area that is unable to identify the caller s number the function used to identify the caller s number is turned off on handy phones or PHS phones. wf Telephone number being dialed Receive data history Redial data history Approximate duration of a telephone conversation Fee Programed telephone number/address number Information on intercom operation Morning call setting/time set for morning call Self check indications wg Phone directory indication Displayed when the phone directory function is being used. wh Recording indication Displayed when a recording is being made. wj Redial data indication Displayed while the redial data directory is used. wk Erase indication Displayed while erasing data. wl Battery indicator Displayed when the battery pack is exhausted. e; Call priority indication If you have set the handset to ring times before the base phone starts to ring, this indication is displayed when there is an incoming call. ea Cord hook es Battery pack connector ed Battery compartment lid ef Part used for hooking the charger on the wall Operating Instructions
124 BBasics Making calls On the base phone Pick up the receiver and if you hear a dial tone, dial the number using the number buttons. When you finish talking Return the receiver to the base phone. Notes If you use the phone for the first time, a lamp will flash until you set the date and time. If you hear a continuous beep, a handset is in use. To adjust the volume During phone conversation, press ringer/handset speaker volume or. On the handset Pick up the handset from the charger. If the handset is not on the charger, press talk. Dial the number using the number buttons. When you finish talking Return the handset to the charger or press off. Tip To prolong the battery life, we recommend you return the handset to the charger after every use. Note If you hear a long continuous beep when you press talk, the base phone is in use and you cannot use the handset. To adjust the volume During a phone conversation, press talk (volume). Each press on the button switches the volume between high and low. On the handset Pick up the handset from the charger when the phone rings. If the charger is not on the charger, press talk. When you finish talking Base phone: Return the receiver to the base phone. Handset: Return the handset to the charger or press off. If you do not answer the phone After ringing times, a message asking the caller to call back will be heard. When you receive another call during a conversation Base phone: Press flash/program. To return to the previous call, press the button again. Handset: Press flash. To return to the previous call, press the button again. Note The handset starts ringing after the base phone rings once or twice. Pick up the handset only after the handset starts ringing. To adjust the volume Base phone: During a phone conversation, press the ringer/handset speaker volume or. Handset: During a phone conversation, press talk (volume). Each press on the button switches the volume between high and low. Putting a call on hold While talking via the base phone Operating Instructions Receiving calls On the base phone Pick up the receiver when the phone rings. Press hold/erase during a phone conversation. The in use indication will flash on the display and a melody is heard. To resume conversation, press hold/erase again. To resume conversation on the handset after putting a call on hold on the base phone Return the receiver to the base phone and pick up the handset from the charger or press talk.
125 BTelephone Features Tips Returning the receiver to the base phone after step does not hang up the phone. Just pick up the receiver to resume the conversation. After step, you can transfer a call by pressing intercom/name ask. You can also put a call on hold during on-hook dialing. While talking via the handset Press hold/erase during a phone conversation. The talk button will flash. To resume conversation, press hold/erase again or press talk. To resume conversation on the base phone after putting a call on hold on the handset Return the handset to the charger or press off. A melody is heard through the base phone speaker. Pick up the receiver to resume the conversation (or to resume a conversation on another handset, pick that handset up from the charger or press talk.) Tips Returning the handset to the charger after step does not hang up the phone. Just pick up the handset or press talk to resume the conversation. After step, you can transfer a call from the handset to the base phone by pressing intercom. If you have more than one handset, you can transfer a call from one. Switching phones during a call To switch from the base phone to the handset When using one handset: Press intercom/name ask during a phone conversation. When using more than one handset: Press intercom/name ask during a phone conversation, and then press the handset number. To switch to Press Handset Handset Handset All handsets at the same time* * The phone connects to the first answered handset. The phone is put on hold and a melody is heard. When the handset rings, pick it up from the charger, or press talk when the handset is not on the charger. Tell the person on the handset that you are switching phones. Place the receiver on the base phone. If nobody answers Press intercom/name ask to resume conversation on the base phone. Tips You can switch phones after putting the call on hold by pressing hold/erase. If you return the receiver to the base phone after pressing intercom/name ask, a melody is heard from the base phone speaker. The call can be answered either on the base phone or on a handset. If an intercom call is terminated on the handset after step, you can resume the conversation on the base phone. Note The time counter displayed on the handset after switching from the base phone shows the duration of operation from the moment you started talking on the handset. (continued) Operating Instructions
126 Operating Instructions Switching phones during a call (continued) To switch from the handset to the base phone When using one handset: Press intercom during the phone conversation. When using more than one handset: Press intercom and during a phone conversation, and then press the handset number. The phone is put on hold and a melody is heard. When the base phone rings, pick up the receiver. You cannot use on-hook dialing. Tell the person on the base phone that you are switching phones. Place the handset on the charger or press off. If nobody answers Press intercom or talk to resume the conversation on the handset. Tips You can switch phones after putting the call on hold by pressing hold/erase. If you return the handset to the charger after pressing intercom, a melody is heard from the base phone speaker. The call can be answered either on the base phone or on a handset. If an intercom call is terminated on the base phone after step, you can resume the conversation on the handset. To switch from one handset to another Press intercom during the phone conversation. Press the handset number. For example: To switch from handset to handset, press on handset. The phone is put on hold and a melody is heard. When the handset rings, pick up the handset from the charger or press talk when it is not on the charger. Return the handset to the charger. If nobody answers Press intercom or talk to resume the conversation on the handset. Talking between the phones (intercom) Note Conversation between handsets is not possible. To talk from the base phone to the handset (when using one handset) Base phone: Pick up the receiver and press intercom/name ask. The handset starts to ring. Handset: Pick up the handset from the charger or press talk. You can start talking between the handset and the base phone. When you finish talking, return the receiver to the base phone, or return the handset to the charger or press off. To talk from the base phone to the handset (when using more than one handset) On the base phone: Pick up the receiver and press intercom/name ask. Press the number of the handset. To talk to Press Handset Handset Handset All handsets at the same time* *The phone connects to the first answered handset. The handset starts to ring. Handset: Pick up the handset from the charger or press talk. You can start talking between the handset and the base phone. When you finish talking, return the receiver to the base phone, or return the handset to the charger or press off.
127 To talk from the handset to the base phone Handset: Pick up the handset from the charger and press intercom. The base phone starts to ring. Base phone: Pick up the receiver. You can start talking between the handset and the base phone. When you finish talking, return the receiver to the base phone, or return the handset to the charger or press off. To interrupt an intercom call Base phone: Press intercom/name ask again. Handset: Press intercom again. If you receive a call while making an intercom call The intercom call is interrupted. You have to receive a call either on the base phone or the handset. Base phone: Return the receiver to the base phone and pick it up again. Handset: Press talk after the handset rings. Notes On the handset, a beep sounds before ringing. Return the receiver to the base phone even when you answer the call on the handset. On-hook dialing You can make a call without picking up the receiver. This is convenient when you wish to check who is calling before answering or when you wish to listen to a time announcement or weather forecast. Press on hook with the receiver placed on the base phone. You will hear a dial tone. Dial the number using the number buttons. Pick up the phone after you hear the called party's voice. If you just listened to time announcement or weather forecast without picking up the receiver, press on hook again to disconnect the line. Notes If the called party's voice is low, you may not be able to hear the voice clearly. If it is noisy, the called party's voice may be interrupted. We recommend you use this function in a quiet place. If you have pressed a wrong button, press on hook and start all over again. Adjusting the speaker volume The volume is factory-set to medium. While listening to the voice or recorded messages from the speaker, press the ringer/handset speaker volume or. Switching between on-hook dialing and normal conversation To switch from on-hook dialing to normal conversation, pick up the receiver. To switch to on-hook dialing while speaking into the receiver, press on hook. Speed dialing (base phone) You can dial with a touch of a few buttons by storing a phone number on a dialing button. Storing phone numbers Press flash/program with the receiver placed on the base phone. A voice guide is heard. Press or speed dial. A voice guide is heard. Press one of the dialing buttons ( ) where you want to store a phone number. Enter the phone number you wish to store. You can enter up to digits. Make sure you enter the area code first. Press flash/program. The stored phone number is announced for confirmation. A voice guide instructs you to pick up the receiver and record the name for a name announcement. If you do not want to record the name for name announcement, press play/stop. To record the name for name announcement, proceed to step. Pick up the receiver and after you hear a beep, speak into the receiver to record the name. A beep will sound for confirmation. Recording ends seconds after the beep, and then a second beep and the recorded name will be heard. (continued) Operating Instructions
128 Speed dialing (base phone) (continued) To check the stored number and the name recorded Press speed dial with the receiver placed on the base phone. Enter one of the speed dialing numbers by pressing a number button. The recorded name and the phone number will be announced. To change a stored number Repeat steps to. The name recorded for name announcement will not be erased. To change the recorded name Repeat steps to. The new name replaces the previously recorded one. To erase the recorded name After step in To check the stored number and the name recorded, press hold/erase while the recorded name is being played back. Press hold/erase within seconds. You will hear a confirmation beep. To erase the stored speed dialing number After step in To check the stored number and the name recorded, press hold/erase while the stored phone number is being played back. Press hold/erase within seconds. You will hear a confirmation beep. Tips If you do not record anything after step, an error beep will be heard, but the speed dialing number is stored. Erasing the speed dialing number will erase both the stored phone number and the recorded name. To enter a pause between numbers Press redial between the numbers in step above. A press on the button will create a pause of approximately seconds. Press the button as many times as necessary. Tip Dialing a PBX (Private Branch Exchange) number may require a pause between numbers. Making calls with speed dialing on the base phone Pick up the receiver and press on hook. Make sure you hear a dial tone. Press speed dial. Enter the desired speed dialing number ( ). The phone number stored in the speed dialing number will be dialed. Note If you enter a number without any speed dialing phone number, you will hear an error beep. Using the phone directory (handset) Storing phone numbers in the phone directory (handset) You can dial a number by scrolling through the phone directory, in which up to phone numbers can be stored. Press program when a call is not in progress. Press or directory. The smallest program number available is displayed. Press directory several times to display the desired program number. Press program. Enter the phone number you wish to store. You can enter up to digits. Make sure you enter the area code first. Press program. A beep will sound for confirmation. Operating Instructions When the directory is full After step, C FULL will be displayed. Tips If you enter a wrong number in step, press hold/erase to erase the number. Even if you store the phone number with the area code, the fee will be the same as that of a local call.
129 Entering a pause between numbers Press redial data between the numbers in step above. The display will show P. A press on the button will create a pause of approximately seconds. Press the button as many times as necessary. Tip Dialing a PBX (Private Branch Exchange) number may require a pause between numbers. Changing/Erasing the phone number stored in the directory Changing the phone number Press directory several times with the phone disconnected until the number you wish to change is displayed. Press program. Press to flash (modify) on the display and press program. Press hold/erase several times to erase the number digit by digit and enter the correct number with the dialing buttons. Press program. You will hear a confirmation beep. Erasing the phone number Press directory several times with the phone disconnected until the number you wish to erase is displayed. Press program. Press to flash (erase) on the display. Making calls from the phone directory Recall the phone number you wish to dial on the display. To recall the number, press directory as many times as necessary. Press talk. The button will light and the phone number will be dialed. Recalling phone numbers stored in the directory Press directory. Each press on the button will display a stored number in the order of program number. When a number with the name recorded for name announcement is displayed, the name will be announced. Checking a phone number with more than digits When the phone number consists of more than digits, only the first digits will be displayed. To display the rest of the digits, press to switch the display. (If the number is longer than digits and shorter than digits, the whole number is displayed automatically after one second.) When no telephone number is stored in the phone directory is displayed for seconds. If you wish to return to the previous display, press off. To stop searching the phone directory Press off. To search for a phone number during a conversation Press directory several times during the conversation. The display will show the telephone number for seconds and then resume the operation duration display. If you wish to change the display within the seconds, press handset priority. Press program. Press program again. The number is erased and you will hear a confirmation beep. Operating Instructions
130 Operating Instructions BAnswering Machine Features Basic operation Before you go out Make sure the date and time are set correctly (see page ). Press message on the base phone so that the button lights up. When a caller calls The prerecorded greeting will be played back and the phone records the caller s message. When the memory is full The total recording time of this answering machine is approximately minutes including the greeting and messages or up to messages. When the memory is full, no more recordings can be made. Tips You can record your own greeting. See page. You can answer the phone after checking who is calling. Pick up the receiver or press talk on the handset after you hear the caller s voice. The recording stops when you answer the call. Notes If you hear an error beep when you press message, the memory is full. Erase some of the unnecessary messages before you press message again. The line is disconnected if the caller does not speak for more than seconds. When the memory becomes full, the greeting will change to one that asks the caller to call back and no further recordings can be made. When you come home Check the message button to see if there are new messages. If the button is flashing, there are new messages. If the button stays lit, there are no new messages. To listen to the messages with the answering machine set to on, press play/stop. The messages will be played back and the time of recording is announced for each message. The button remains lit. To turn the answering machine off and listen to the messages Press message so that the lamp on the button goes off. The messages will be played back and the time and day stamp is announced after each message if you have set the date and time (page ). To stop playback Press play/stop. To listen to the messages again Press play/stop. Playback starts from the first message. Notes If a call comes in, the playback will stop. If you listen to the messages from an outside phone, the illumination of the message button will not change. Tips If you press play/stop or message when there are no new messages, the machine will announce that no new messages have been recorded. Additional tasks when playing back messages To Do this Erase the messages Press hold/erase. Repeat the current Press (.). message Go back to the previous Press within the message first seconds of the current message playback. Skip the current message Press (>). To adjust the speaker Press the ringer/handset volume speaker volume or. Playing back messages on the handset Pick up the handset from the charger, press off and then press play/call priority. You will hear the messages from the handset speaker. To stop playback Press off. Additional tasks when playing back messages To Do this Repeat the current Press (.). message Go back to the previous Press within the message first seconds of the current message playback. Skip the current message Press (>). To adjust the speaker Press talk (vol). volume
131 Recording a greeting If you do not wish to use the prerecorded greeting, you can record your own greeting. Press flash/program with the receiver placed on the base phone. A voice guide is heard. Press. A voice guide is heard. Pick up the receiver and after you hear a beep, speak in to the microphone. Press play/stop, or return the receiver to the base phone. The recorded greeting is played back after a beep. To play back the recorded greeting Press message to turn on the answering machine. To erase the recorded greeting Press hold/erase while the greeting is played back. Press hold/erase again. You will hear a confirmation beep. Selecting the greeting You can select either the prerecorded greeting or your own greeting. Press flash/program with the receiver placed on the base phone. A voice guide is heard. Press. A voice guide is heard. Changing the number of rings The answering machine is factory-set so that it answers a call after about rings when there is no message and about rings when messages have been recorded. You can select the number of rings between to. Press flash/program with the receiver in place on the base phone. A voice guide is heard. Press. A voice guide is heard. Press. A voice guide is heard. Press a button among to. Press flash/program. A beep is heard and the number selected is announced. To resume the factory setting Press in step. Erasing messages The total recording time of this answering machine is approximately minutes including the greeting and messages or up to messages. When no more recordings can be made, the memory is full. Erase some of the messages. You can erase all the messages at one time or erase messages one by one. Press. A voice guide is heard. Press one of the following buttons to select the desired greeting. :to play back the prerecorded message :to play back your own greeting :to play back your own greeting only when a call is from a number stored for speed dialing or in the phone directory Press flash/program. You will hear a confirmation beep. Notes If you have not recorded your own greeting, the prerecorded greeting will be heard. Even if is selected in step, will be selected automatically when you record your own greeting. Notes You cannot erase a message until you play it back once. You cannot erase messages from the handset. Erasing all the messages at one time Play back all messages. Press hold/erase with the receiver on the base phone. Press hold/erase again. You will hear a confirmation beep. Erasing messages one by one Play back the message you wish to erase. While the message is being played back, press hold/erase. Press hold/erase again. You will hear a confirmation beep and playback of the next message begins. To stop playback, press play/stop. Operating Instructions
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