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Philips TD4454Q manual

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    CD445 W arning Use onl y r echargeable batteries. Charge each handset for 24 hours bef or e use . ! Register your pr oduct and get suppor t at www .philips.com/welcome EN Digital Cordless T elephone[...]

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    T ab le of contents 1 T able of contents 1 Important Safety Instructions 3 1.1 Safety information 4 1.2 Po wer r equirements 4 1.3 Batter y r equirements 4 1.4 T elephone connection 5 1.5 Safety pr ecautions 5 1.6 W arranty 5 1.7 Conformity 5 1.8 Envir onmental care 5 2 Y our phone 6 2.1 What’ s in the box 6 2.2 Overview of the phone 7 2.2.1 Hand[...]

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    T ab le of contents 2 5.7 Advanced settings 23 5.7.1 How to select recall time 23 5.7.2 How to set the dial mode 23 5.7.3 Call barr ing 23 5.7.4 Baby call 23 5.7.5 How to manuall y select a base station 24 5.7.6 How to register an additional handset 24 5.7.7 How to unregister a handset 25 5.7.8 How to change the master PIN 25 5.7.9 How to reset to [...]

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    Impor tant Saf ety Instr uctions 3 1 Impor tant Safety Instr uctions Some of the following inf ormation ma y not apply to y our particular product; how ev er , when using telephone equipment, basic safety precautions should al wa ys be follow ed to reduce the risk of fir e, electric shock and injur y to persons, including the following : 1 Read and[...]

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    19 Do not use the telephone to report a gas leak in the vicinity of the leak. 20 Do not place this product on an unstable cart, stand or table. The product ma y fall, causing serious damage to the product. IF Y OUR PRODUCT UTILIZES BA TTERIES,THE FOLLO WING ADDITIONAL PRECAUTIONS SHOULD BE OBSER VED : 1 Use only the type and size of battery(ies) sp[...]

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    unplugging the pow er supply fr om the electrical outlet. Ensure the electrical outlet is located close to the apparatus and is alwa ys easily accessible. 1.4 T elephone connection The voltage on the netw ork is classified as TNV - 3 (T elecommunication Network V oltages, as defined in the standard UL 60950). Follo wing a pow er cut, the call in pr[...]

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    Y our phone 6 2 Y our phone Congratulations on your pur chase and w elcome to Philips! T o fully benefit from the support that Philips offers, register y our product at www .philips.com/welcome . 2.1 What’ s in the box Note The line adaptor ma y not be attached to the line cord. Y ou may find the line ada pter in the box. In this case , you ha ve[...]

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    Y our phone 7 A Event LED OFF : No new ev ents RED BLINKING : Unread ev ents (example : a missed call if you ha ve subscribed the Caller Line Identification Ser vice (CLI) fr om your network pr ovider .) B Menu/OK ke y In idle mode : Press to enter the main menu In menu mode : Select the function displa yed on the handset screen dir ectly abov e it[...]

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    Y our phone 8 F T alk off/Exit k ey In idle mode : Long press for about 5 seconds to pow er off the handset. If the handset is pow ered off, short press to pow er on the handset. In menu mode : Long press to r eturn to idle mode, short press to return to pr evious menu. During call connection : Press to hang up a call G T alk on/R k ey In idle mode[...]

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    Y our phone 9 Indicate batter y le vel Displa y when the batter y is fully discharged Displa y when the batter y is running low Displa y when the batter y is partially charged Displa y when the batter y is fully charged Displa y battery icon animation during charging Displa y when the phone is in use. Blink during ringing. Blink when new v oice mai[...]

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    Y our phone 10 C Answering machine ON/OFF k ey Press to turn on or off the ans wering machine D Erase ke y Delete curr ent message during message pla yback Long press to delete all the messages when answ ering machine system is in standby mode Note Unread message will not be deleted. E Repeat k ey Press to g o back to pre vious message if it is pre[...]

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    Getting star ted 11 Insert the plug of the line cord into the sock et under the base station. Connect the other end of the line cor d to the telephone line sock et and the other end of the pow er cable to the electricity socket. Note The line adaptor ma y not be attached to the line cord. In this case , you ha v e to connect the line adaptor to the[...]

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    Getting star ted 12 After around 30 seconds, your phone will go back to WELCOME screen f or you to select the countr y again. 3.5 Ho w to po wer off or on the handset po wer Y ou can pow er off your handset in or der to sa ve battery power . Press and hold for about fiv e seconds to pow er off the handset Press to pow er on the handset again 2 1 Pl[...]

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    Using your phone 13 4.1.4 Call fr om the phonebook In idle mode : Press to access the phonebook Press / to select your desir ed phonebook entr y Press to dial the number • The call is initiated. Tip Instead of pressing or to browse the phonebook entries, press the numeric k ey corr esponding to the first letter of the phonebook entr y that y ou w[...]

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    Using y our phone 14 4.5.1 Ho w to make a second call During a call : Press and / to select INIT 2NDCALL Press to dial your second call n umber • The second call is initiated. Note Y ou can press and / to select SWITCH CALL or CONFERENCE to switch calls betw een the first and second calls or to mak e a conference call. 4.5.2 Ho w to answer a seco[...]

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    Using your phone 15 Press on the calling handset • Y our desired handset r ings. Press on the called handset • The intercom is established. Note If the called handset is busy , a busy tone will be emitted from the calling handset. 4.6.2 Ho w to transfer an external call to another handset During an external call : Press to initiate an internal [...]

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    Use more of y our phone 16 5 Use more of your phone 5.1 Call in pro gress Some options are a vailable to you during a call. Y ou can access these options by pr essing corr esponding ke y while a call is in progr ess. The a vailable options are : 5.1.1 Mute/Unm ute microphone During a call : Press • The microphone is turned off and MUTE ON is disp[...]

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    Use more of y our phone 17 5.2.1 Ho w to store a number in the phonebook In idle mode : Press to access the main menu Press to select PHONEBOOK Press to select NEW ENTR Y Enter the name (maximum 12 characters) Press to enter the number (maximum 24 digits) Press to choose a group ( <No Group> , <Gr oup A> , <Group B> , <Group C&[...]

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    Use more of y our phone 18 K ey 2 will not displa y . If voice mail number and information service number of your netw ork operator are una vailable , K ey 1 and K ey 2 will displa y on top of K ey 3 as the direct access memor y options, see section 5.8.2 for details. In idle mode : Press to access the main menu Press to select PHONEBOOK Press / to[...]

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    Use more of y our phone 19 For example, if the call log entr y appears as “234-567-8900” : • Press once to displa y “1-234-567-8900”. • Press twice to displa y “1-567-8900”. • Press 3 times to displa y “567-8900”. • Press 4 times to displa y “234-567-8900” again. T o dial the current displa yed number , press key • The[...]

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    Use more of y our phone 20 Press and / to select DELETE Press to confirm • A beep tone is emitted and the selected entr y is deleted. 5.4.4 Ho w to delete the entire redial list Press to access the redial list Press and / to select DELETE ALL Press to confirm Press to reconfirm • A beep tone is emitted and the entire redial list is deleted. 5.5[...]

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    Use more of y our phone 21 Press to select HANDSET T ONE Press to select RING V OLUME Press and / to select your desired v olume lev el Press to sav e the settings Tip Y ou can press and hold to turn off the ringer . will display . 5.6.1.2 Ho w to set the ring melody 10 ring melodies are a vailable on your handset. Press to access the main menu Pre[...]

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    Use more of y our phone 22 5.6.5 Ho w to set the auto hang-up This function allows y ou to end a call automatically by placing the handset on the base station. Press to access the main menu Press / to select PERSONAL SET Press and / to select AU T O HANG-UP Press and / to select ON or OFF Press to sa ve the settings 5.6.6 Ho w to set the menu langu[...]

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    Use more of y our phone 23 5.7.3.1 Ho w to set call barring mode on/off Press to access the main menu Press / to select AD V ANCED SET Press and / to select CALL BARRING Press to enter the 4-digit master PIN when prompted (default master PIN is 0000) Press to select BARR MODE Press to select ON or OFF Press to sa ve the settings Note If barring mod[...]

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    Use more of y our phone 24 5.7.6 Ho w to register an additional handset The procedur es described below ar e the procedur es that y ou will find in your handset. The procedur es ma y var y according to the handset you want to r egister . In this case, please ref er to the manufacturer of the ad ditional handset. Additional handsets must be r egiste[...]

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    Use more of y our phone 25 5.7.9 Ho w to reset to default settings Y ou can reset y our phone to the default settings (see Section 7). After a reset, all your personal settings and call log entries will be deleted, but your phonebook r emains unchanged. Press to access the main menu Press / to select AD V ANCED SET Press and / to select RESET Press[...]

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    Use more of y our phone 26 5.8.1 V oice mail Depending of your country , the voice mail featur e ma y not be a vailable.This feature allows the caller to lea ve a v oice message when you are unable to tak e a call yourself. The a vailability of this featur e is dependent on your country and your subscription with your netw ork pr o vider . These vo[...]

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    5.8.2 Inf ormation ser vices fr om network operator This featur e allows the caller to listen to infor- mation pro vided by y our network pr ovider . The a vailability of this featur e is depend- ent of your country and your subscription with your netw ork pr o vider . This info are stored b y the network rather than in y our handset itself. Contac[...]

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    Answ er ing machine 28 6.2 Ho w to turn on the answ ering machine Y ou can turn on the answ ering machine either thr ough the base or the handset. Through the base : Pr ess to turn on the ans w ering machine • displays on the handset screen and number of messag es displays on the base LED . Through the handset : Pr ess and / to select ANS. MA CHI[...]

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    Answ er ing machine 29 Listen to new messa ges thr ough the handset : Press and / to select ANS. MA CHINE Press to select PLA Y Press to start playing ne w messages (if there ar e messages receiv ed) • The new messages in the sequence they ar e recor ded are played fr om the speak erphone on the handset. Note If there ar e no messages in your ans[...]

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    Answ er ing machine 30 Press and / to select DELETE ALL Press to confirm Press to reconfirm deletion of all y our messages Note Unread messages cannot be deleted. 6.6 Answ ering machine settings Use the answ ering machine menu thr ough the handset to change the settings of the answ ering machine. 6.6.1 How to set ans wering machine mode By default [...]

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    Answ er ing machine 31 6.6.1.1.2 Use the predefined outg oing messag e If you set y our outgoing message as PREDEFINED , press / to access the following : Options Description a vailable for Predefined Outgoing Messages LANGUA GE* Press and / to select your desir ed outgoing message language PLA Y MESSA GE Pr ess to play back the predefined outg oin[...]

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    Answ er ing machine 32 6.6.5 Call screening on handset If Call screening is set to ON , when there is an incoming message, you can pr ess to start call screening. If you decide to pick up the call, press . Once the call has been picked up , the recor ding will stop automatically . Press to access the main menu Press / to select ANS. MA CHINE Press [...]

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    Default settings 33 7 Default settings Items Default values Handset name : PHILIPS Date : --.-- Time : --:-- Earpiece volume : Level 3 Ring melody : MELOD Y 1 Ring volume : Level 3 Alarm : OFF Alarm ringer melody : MELOD Y 1 K ey tone : ON Contrast : Lev el 3 Auto pick-up : OFF Auto hang-up : ON First ring : ON Language : Country dependent Backligh[...]

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    Men u str ucture 34 8 Menu str ucture The table below describes the menu tr ee of your phone. PHONEBOOK NEW ENTR Y LIST ENTR Y EDIT ENTR Y DELETE ENTR Y DELETE ALL DIRECT MEM KEY 1 ... KEY 9 PHB TRANSFER CLOCK&ALARM SET CLOCK ENTER D A TE AND TIME ALARM OFF ON ONCE ON D AIL Y ALARM T ONE MELOD Y 1 ... MELOD Y 10 TIME/D A TE 12HR DD/MM MM/DD 24H[...]

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    Menu structure 35 HANDSET NAME A UT O PICK-UP ON OFF A UT O HANG-UP ON OFF LANGU A GE LIST OF LANGUA GES B A CKLIGHT ON OFF AD V ANCED SET RECALL TIME DIAL MODE T ONE PULSE CALL B ARRING B ARR MODE ON OFF BARR NUMBER NUMBER 1 NUMBER 2 NUMBER 3 NUMBER 4 BABY C ALL BABY MODE ON OFF BABY C ALL NR. BASE SELECT BASE 1 B ASE 2 BASE 3 BASE 4 *Only display[...]

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    Men u str ucture 36 ANS. MA CHINE PLA Y DURING PLA YBACK REPEA T FOR W ARD PREVIOUS DELETE DELETE ALL ANS. ON/OFF ON OFF SETTINGS ANSWER MODE ANSWER & REC PREDEFINED LANGUA GE PLA Y MESSAGE PERSONALIZED PLA Y MESSAGE RECORD MESS. DELETE MESS. ANSWER ONL Y PREDEFINED LANGU A GE PLA Y MESSAGE PERSONALIZED PLA Y MESSAGE RECORD MESS. DELETE MESS. R[...]

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    Frequentl y ask ed questions 37 9 Frequently asked questions www .philips.com/suppor t In this chapter y ou will find the most frequently ask ed questions and answers about y our phone. Connection The handset does not switch on! • Charge the batter y : Put the handset on charger . After a few moments the phone will switch on. • Check the charge[...]

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    Frequentl y ask ed questions 38 Sound Handset does not ring! • Increase the v olume • Mak e sure that the adaptor and the phone cord ar e connected properl y • Mov e the handset closer to the base unit • Mak e sure the handset ringer is turned on Caller does not hear me! • Microphone ma y be muted : During a call, press . Noise interfer e[...]

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    Index 39 10 Index Advanced Set 23, 24, 25, 26, 35 Alarm 9, 20, 33, 34 Alarm tone 20, 34 Answ er a call 13, 22 Answ er a call in handsfree mode 14 Answ ering Machine 9, 10, 22, 28, 29, 30, 31, 32, 38 Auto hang-up 22, 33, 35 Auto pick-up 22, 33, 35 Auto prefix 25, 35 Baby call 23, 24, 33, 35 Backlight 22, 33, 35 Base station 6, 9, 10, 11, 12, 18, 22,[...]

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    Index 40 Intercom 8, 14, 15 Interfer ence Information 41 K ey tone 21, 33, 34 K eypad lock 8, 21 Language 22, 31, 33, 35, 36 LED message counter 10, 28 Line cord 6, 11, 37 Loudspeak er 8, 9, 16, 29 Mak e a call 13 Master PIN 23, 24, 25, 33 Menu structur e 34 Mute 7, 8, 16, 20 Network services 26 Noise 42 Notification to the local telephone company [...]

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    11 FCC and IC statements Equipment appr o val Information Y our telephone equipment is appr ov ed for connection to the public switched telephone network and is in compliance with parts 15 and 68, FCC Rules and Regulations and the T echnical Requirements f or T elephone T erminal Equipment published by A CT A. Notification to the local telephone co[...]

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    This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class b digital device, pursuant to Par t 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to pr ovide r easonable protection against harmful interf erence in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed[...]

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    be connected to a telephone interface. The termination on an interface ma y consist of any combination of devices subject only to the requir ement that the sum of the Ringer Equivalence Numbers of all the devices does not exceed five. Radio Equipment The term “IC:” befor e the radio cer tification number only signifies that Industry Canada tech[...]

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    © 2007 K oninklijk e Philips Electronics N.V . All rights reserved. Reproduction in whole or in part is prohibited without the written consent of the cop yright o wner . Document number : 3111 285 34192 Printed in China[...]