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Panasonic KX-TD1232E manual

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    Digital Super Hybrid System KX-TD816E KX-TD1232E User Manual Addendum for KX-TD7590CE In this manual, the suffix “E” or “CE” of each model number is omitted.[...]

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    2 T ab le of Contents 1 Oper atio n ....... ...... ..... ...... ..... ...... ....... .... ....... ....... .... ....... ...... ..... ...... ..... ...... ....... .... ....... .3 1.1 Operation Outline ................... ....... ............. ...... ....... ...... ...... ....... ...... ....... ............. ...... ....... ...... .. 3 1.2 Redial ......[...]

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    3 1 Operation 1.1 Operation Outline Ho w to navigate thr ough the LCD menu usi ng keys Using t he FUNCTION b utton P A USE (KEY1) INITIAL SETTING LANGU AGE RING P A TTERN-CO VIBRA TION&RING QUICK ANSWER A UT O ANSWER A UT O ANS DELA Y BACKLIGHT LANGU AGE ST ANDBY DISPLA Y D A TE/TIME DISPL Y LCD CONTRAST PS-DIALING SHORTCUT PBX-ST A-DIALING ANS[...]

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    4 Using the SELECT b utton 1.2 Redial T o c lear all n umbe rs in the call log PS-DIALING (Directories) OUTGOING LOG PBX-SYS-DIALING PBX-ST A-DIALING PBX-EXT -DIALING SHORTCUT PS Dialling Directory Outgoing Log Directory PBX Station Speed Dialling Directory PBX Extension Dialling Directory PBX System Speed Dialling Directory SHORTCUT Directory for [...]

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    5 2 Selectin g the Fea ture Buttons on the Display The follo wing buttons can be a ctivated using di spla y operati ons when t he y are av ailable. P A USE (KEY 1) Butto n FWD/DND (KE Y2) Button MESSAGE (K EY3) B utton CONF (Co nf erence) ( KEY4) Button T ONE (KEY5) B utton FLASH /RCL ( KEY6) Bu tton HOLD (KEY 7) B utto n FKEY LIST (KE Y8) Bu tton [...]

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    6 3 Handset (PS) Pr ogramming Y ou ma y be requ ired to enter a PS Programming passw ord when enter ing the secur ity setti ng mode. And you ma y be required to enter a DECT System Lock passw or d whe n enteri ng the DECT -SYS Setting m ode. Once the password is enter ed you can pro ceed to the next step . T o set the PS Pr ogramming / DECT System [...]

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    7 T o cancel the PS Pr ogramming / DECT System Loc k pass w ord Press FUNCTION twice. Press . PS MODIFY BOOK SECURITY SETTING DECT-SYS SETTING PS-PROGRAM Press SELECT . ANSWER SETTING PS PASSWORD = _ _ _ _ OR Previous OR Press or until the display above appears . Enter password (4 digits). password OK Press OK . Press CANCEL . Next Next Previous OR[...]

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    8 T o change the initial settings PS RANGE WARNING <Example> To continue Item Selection * 3 Menu no. * 14 Display Ringer pattern no. You may choose from the 6 Ring Tones or 4 Melodies. (Ringer Pattern Selection) Ring and vibrate at the same time (RING & VIB) How you are alerted to a call. * 4 (Vibration and Ring Type Selection) Ringer pat[...]

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    9 Item Selection * 3 Menu no. * 14 Display ANSWER SETTING Categories * 1 Do you pref er to ans wer a call without pressing CO , T ALK or INT buttons when using the headset? (A utomatic Answ er Mode Set) No (OFF) Ans wer all calls. (INT/CO) Ans wer only intercom calls. (INT ONL Y) Select the number of seconds bef ore ans w ering a call automatically[...]

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    10 Item Selection * 3 Menu no. * 14 Display DISPLAY SETTING Categories * 1 Pref erred contrast le vel from the 12 le v els av ailab le. (LCD Contr ast Selection) - def ault: Le vel 7 LCD CONTRAST LIGHT DARK 5 2 No (OFF) Yes (ON) KEY TONE ON OFF 1 3 3 BEEP SETTING Do you prefer to hear the key tone? (Key Tone Set) Do you pref er an audible w ar ning[...]

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    11 Item Selection * 3 Menu no. * 14 Display Categories * 1 Lock (ON) Unlock (OFF) DIRECTORY LOCK ON OFF 1 5 5 T o lock / unlock the PS dialling director y . (Director y Lock Control) The f ollowing settings will be returned to their default settings. - Ringer volume - Receiver v olume - PS Programming items (e xcept: Selecting the DECT System; Canc[...]

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    12 •* 1 Setting Categories: there are fiv e setti ngs. Y ou must display the dest ined sett ing on this st ep to sel ect the de sired item . •* 2 If the password has been assigned, it is requ ired only when "SECURITY SETTING" or "DECT -SYS SE TTING" is se lected. •* 3 Selection: the default is in gray . •* 4 If you set t[...]

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    13 •* 14 Y o u can ea sily a ccess each se tting in the PS -PROGRAM mode by pressi ng menu numb ers in orde r as f ol lo ws: <Example> PAUSE (KEY1) 0 ANSWER SETTING 1 RING PATTERN-INT 2 2 BACKLIGHT 1 RING PATTERN-INT BELL1 CHANGE=SELECT 1 BACKLIGHT ON OFF LANGUAGE AUTO CHANGE=SELECT STANDBY DISPLAY OFF CHANGE=SELECT 1 MELODY4 BELL1 BELL2 1 [...]

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    14 T o edit the labels of the fle xible CO buttons Y ou can assign two names (shor t and full) to each Fle xible CO b utton. The shor t one is di splay ed on the bottom lin e on LCD . The full one is display ed for 3 seconds when y ou r econfir m the Flexib le CO buttons by pressi ng FUNCTION + 8 (FKEY LIST Di spla y). Flexible CO b uttons f or PS [...]

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    15 Flexib le CO buttons assigned by PBX <Example> <Example> F1 F2 F3 F3 F1 F2 F2 Press FUNCTION . Press the flexib le CO button. <T o store> PAUSE (KEY1) Press F2. Press F1 . Press to store the full name. Press SELECT . PS DECT-SYS DECT-SYS1 DECT-SYS2 Press or until the desired item is display ed. DECT-SYS DECT-SYS3 DECT-SYS4 Next[...]

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    16 • Y ou can edit t he pre-a ssigned na me on th e fle xible CO button as y ou l ike . • If the flexible CO button has been assigne d as a PB X functi on, it has hi gher pr ior ity than a PS funct ion, ev en if the fl e xible CO button has be en assig ned a PS function.[...]

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    17 4 PBX Pr ogramming T o enter the PBX pr ogramming mode Press FUNCTION twice. Press . PS MODIFY BOOK PT -PGM M ode PS-P ROGRAM Press SELECT . PBX- PROGRA M Follo w programming input . Press CANCEL . programming input Which line do you pref er to seize when you go off-hook to make calls? (Pref erred Line Assignment -Outgoing) Item Selection Progra[...]

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    18 Customising the Buttons Y ou can chan ge the flexible CO buttons to the following function buttons. Press FUNCTION twice. OK PS MODIFY BOOK PT -PGM M ode PS-P ROGRAM Press SELECT . PBX- PROGRA M Follo w programming input . Press OK . Press CANCEL . Press CO . programming input T o contin ue One-T ouch Dialling with Auto Hold Button Programming I[...]

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    19 •* 1 " ", " # ", FLASH /RCL, P A USE, S ECRET (I nter com) a nd "—" (Conf ere nce) ca n als o be st ored. – If you do not want to displ a y the stored numbe r , ente r "[ ]" as SECRET by pressi ng the INTERCOM button bef ore and after the numbers you wish to conceal . – If you store an exter nal pa[...]

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    20 Charge Fee Mana gement [pre-as signed extension on ly] • Y ou c annot pr int ou t the accou nt code ch arge of the acc ount table number (00 1) by SMDR. Press FUNCTION twice. PS MODIFY BOOK PT -PGM M ode PS-P ROGRAM Press SELECT . PBX- PROGRA M Follo w programming input . Press FUNCTION and then 7 . Press CANCEL . Dial 8 . Enter ID code (4 dig[...]

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    P r inted in the United Kingdom PSQX2 271 ZA Co p yright: This manual is co p y r ighted b y K yushu Matsushita Elect r ic C o ., Ltd . (KME) . Under the applica b le co p y r ight l a w s , this manual m a y not be reproduced in a n y f o r m, in whole or pa r t, without the p r ior w r itten consent of KME and its license e . 2000 K yushu Matsush[...]