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D i g i t a l C o r d l e ss P h o n e _ User Guide EM6120-2 Lighted Display Speakerphone Digital Includes 2 handsets[...]
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Installing the bat t ery 1 . Open the bat tery cover . 2. Insert the bat tery . Be sure to insert exactly as sho wn. 3. Close the bat tery cover . 4. Place the handset on the base to c harge. Installing the br ac k et 1 . B efore installing the brac ket, connect the line cord and A C adaptor to the bac k of the base (see “Connecting”). 2. Snap [...]
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Installing the bat tery 1 . Open the bat ter y cover . 2. Insert the bat ter y . Be sure to insert exactly as sho wn. 3. Close the bat ter y cover . 4. Place the handset on the base to c harge. Installing the br ack et 1 . B efore installing the brac ket, connect the line cord and A C adaptor to the bac k of the base (see “Connecting”). 2. Snap[...]
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Modular T elephone Line Jac k CA UTION: D isconnect the phone cord from the wall outlet befor e installing or replacing the batteries . ( O nly for telephones which requir e batteries) Rec harg eable bat tery w ar ning ● This equipment contains a rec hargeable bat ter y . ● Rec hargeable bat teries are known to the State of California to cause [...]
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Connecting Handset 1 1 . Plug one end of the line cord into the jac k at the bac k of the phone’ s base, and the other end into a modular phone jac k. 2. Connect the A C adaptor as shown abov e, and plug into a st andard A C outlet. 3. The handset will display “Searc hing” , wait until “Handset 1” is display ed. 4. Press on the handset an[...]
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Handset 1 Handset 2 Standb y Scr een The handset / Using the phone[...]
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Phonebook The phone can store up to 50 names and numbers in its phonebook. Caller information ma y be sav ed from the received calls in the Caller ID memor y (see "Re viewing Caller ID inf ormation"), or entered manually . volume scr een • to use the speakerphone, press the but ton, this can be done before or during a call • during a [...]
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Adding numbers to the phonebook: 1. Press the but ton to open the phonebook. 2. Press the sof tke y , and select “New Entr y” from the phonebook options screen and press the sof tke y . 3. Use the handset ke ypad to enter a name for the entr y by multi-pressing a k ey until the desired let ter is display ed. 4. Press to add a space and the sof [...]
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Press the sof t ke y to mute or disable mute • answer a call • start a call • dial a number from the phonebook or Caller ID histor y Answ er calls • end a call • in the menu, escape to the standby screen 00:30 talk scr een spk Mute Sof t Key T o answ er an incoming call while having a conv ersation: Af ter you hear the Call Waiting tone, [...]
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Call W aiting / Flash The Flash f eature is used to activate calling services available through y our local phone company , suc h as Call W aiting, and T hree W ay Calling. T o use the f eatures below y ou must subscribe to these ser vices from your local telephone compan y . Y ou can delete a number , or all numbers from the Caller ID histor y in [...]
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CONF conf erence scr een spk Handset 1 Soft K ey Receiving an inter com (inter nal) call 1 . Press to accept the internal call. 2. During the call, the handset number of the caller is display ed. 3. Press to hang up. Handset 2 Jan 1 12:00 Inter com 1 . T o use the intercom, press and HOLD the but ton. 2. Dial the number of the handset you w ould li[...]
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A dditional handsets It is possible to register up to 5 handsets to the base (2 handsets are included) additional handsets may be purc hased separately . If you would lik e to purc hase additional handsets, please cont act our customer ser vice department at: 1-877-7 68-8483 (T oll F ree) or cs@southerntelecom.com Receiving an inter com (inter nal)[...]
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A dditional handsets It is possible to register up to 5 handsets to the base (2 handsets are included) additional handsets may be purc hased separately . If you would lik e to purc hase additional handsets, please cont act our customer ser vice department at: 1-877-7 68-8483 (T oll F ree) or cs@southerntelecom.com T ransf er r ing a call to another[...]
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1. Press the but ton to enter the menu. 2. Use the ▲ and ▼ but tons to navigate from the f ollowing menu selections: Phonebook - Access the phonebook Handset - “Ring T one ”(incoming calls/intercom), “Ringer V olume ” , “Handset Name ” , “Ke ypad Beep” (on/of f), “Contrast” , “ Auto T alk” , “Confirm Beep” , “Selec[...]
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P aging • Press and the handset will emit an alarm making it easy to find • Press an y ke y on the handset to stop the paging alarm page handset volume delete 1. Press the but ton to enter the menu. 2. Use the ▲ and ▼ but tons to navigate from the f ollowing menu selections: Phonebook - Access the phonebook Handset - “Ring T one ”(incom[...]
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• Adjust the v olume of the base • Adjust the “rings to answer” option (ho w many rings until the answering sy stem pic ks up the call) • Adjust the “securit y code ” option (the security code is factory set to 0 0 0) Answ er ing syst em • Press the but ton to turn the answ ering system on or of f P ow er on/of f T o turn the answ e[...]
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Recording an outgoing message: 1. Press and HOLD the but ton until you hear the tone. 2. Record a brief outgoing message and press the but ton. Y our outgoing message will be sav ed and played bac k for y our confirmation. 3. T o listen to your outgoing message press the but ton. 4. T o delete your outgoing message, press the but ton while your out[...]
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T o skip messages: • Press the but tons to skip to the previous or next message Playbac k messages: • Press the but ton, the answering sy stem will announce the total number of messages (old and new), the message number , and the time and date the message was recorded follo wed b y the message “8 messages, 5 ne w messages” “message 1 T hu[...]
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It is important to manage the answering system’ s voice mailbox properly b y deleting your old messages Deleting messag es The answ ering system can record up to 1 1 minutes of incoming messages in its voice mailbo x. It is import ant to manage and delete messages that hav e already been heard. In the ev ent that the voice mailbo x of the answeri[...]
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Deleting messag es The answ ering system can record up to 1 1 minutes of incoming messages in its voice mailbo x. It is import ant to manage and delete messages that hav e already been heard. In the ev ent that the voice mailbo x of the answering system is full, the f ollowing message will be pla yed bac k to incoming callers at tempting to leav e [...]
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If voicemail is included as an option from y our telephone company , it is important to set the answering system to answ er before the voicemail sy stem of the phone company , other wise your messages will be recorded in the voicemail sy stem of the phone company and not the answering sy stem’ s voice mailbo x T o c hange the “rings to answer?[...]
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Remot e access It is possible to access your messages and control the answ ering system from anywhere using a standard telephone and the factory preset securit y code ( 000 ), or y ou can select your o wn securit y code. T o remotely access your answ ering system: 1. Call the answering sy stem. 2. Af ter the outgoing message is play ed follow ed by[...]
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Remot e access It is possible to access your messages and control the answ ering system from anywhere using a standard telephone and the factory preset securit y code ( 000 ), or y ou can select your o wn securit y code. T o remotely access your answ ering system: 1. Call the answering sy stem. 2. Af ter the outgoing message is play ed follow ed by[...]
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Impor tant saf ety instr uctions See marking on bottom / back of product. W ARNING : TO PREVENT FIRE OR ELECTRICAL SHOCK HAZARD , DO NOT EXPOSE THIS PRODUCT TO RAIN OR MOISTURE . CA UTION RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK DO NOT OPEN WARNING : TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK , DO NOT REMOVE COVER ( OR BACK ). NO USER SERVICEABLE P ARTS INSIDE . R EFER SE[...]
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Compliance inf or mation FCC P art 15 inf ormation This de vice complies with Part 1 5 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the follo wing t wo conditions: (1) This device ma y not cause harmful interference; and (2) This device must accept any interf erence received, including interf erence that may cause undesired operation. This equipment h[...]
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FCC P art 15 inf ormation This de vice complies with Part 1 5 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the follo wing t wo conditions: (1) This device ma y not cause harmful interference; and (2) This device must accept any interf erence received, including interf erence that may cause undesired operation. This equipment has been tested and f ound[...]
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90 Day s Limited War rant y In the unlikely e vent that this product is def ective, or does not perf orm properly , you ma y within ninet y (90) day s from your original date of purc hase return it to the authoriz ed ser vice center for repair or ex c hange. T O OBT AIN W ARRANTY SER VICE: ● Pro vide proof of the date of purc hase within the pac [...]
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Infor mation for DECT pr oducts This telephone is compliant with the DECT 6.0 standard whic h operates in the 1 .92GHz to 1 .93GHz frequency range. Installation of this equipment is subject to notification and coordination with U T AM. Any relocation of this equipment must be coordinated through and approv ed by U T AM. U T AM may be contacted at 1[...]