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Radio Shack Two-Line Caller ID Phone With Speakerphone manual

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    Cat. No. 43-935 OWNER’S MANUAL Please read before using th is equipment. T wo-Line Caller ID Phone With Speakerphone 43-935.fm Page 1 Frid ay, January 14, 2000 3:07 PM[...]

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    2 FEATURES Your RadioShack Two-Lin e Caller ID Phone offers the latest in teleph one technology, combining Caller ID fea- tures, two telephone lines, a nd speaker- phone all in one easy- to -use telephone. The system displays a caller’s phone number (and n ame, if available in yo ur area), the cu rrent date and time, and call information as pr ov[...]

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    3 Your phone is ETL listed to UL stan- dards and meets all applicable FCC standards. Notes: • Y our system re quires t wo AA ba tter- ies (not supp lied) to protec t its mem- ory . • The AC adapter must be conn ected with your system to op erate proper- ly . If no AC adapter is connected, only LINE1 operat es. Important Caller ID Information To[...]

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    4 FCC STATEMENT This telephone com plies with Part 68 of FCC Rules. You must, up on request, provide the FCC Regist ration Number and the REN to your phone company. These numbers a re located on the bot- tom of your phone. Note: You must not connect your phon e to any of th e following: • coin-operated systems • party-line systems • most elec[...]

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    5 7. Never push objects of any kind through slots in the phone. Y o u could touch danger ous voltage points or short out parts th at could result in a risk of fire or electric shock. Never spill liquid of any kind on the telephon e. 8. Unplug this telepho ne from the wall outlet and refe r to a qualified service representative in an y of the follow[...]

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    6 4. Exercise care in handling ba tteries in order not to short the batt ery with conducting mat erials such as rings, bracelets a nd keys. The battery or conductor may overheat and cause burns. 5. Do not at tempt to rechar ge the bat- teries provided with or iden tified for use with this pro duct. The batt eries may leak corrosive electrolyte or e[...]

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    7 CONTENTS Preparati on ......... ............. ............. ............. ............. ............. .............. ............. ............. . ............ ....... 8 Installing B atteries ............. ............. ............. ............. ............. ............. .............. ............. . ........... 8 Selecting a Location ......[...]

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    8 PREPARATION INSTALLING BATTERIES Your phone requi res two AA batteries (not supplied ) for power. For th e best performance and longe st life, we recom- mend RadioShack alkaline batteries. Note: The batter ies protect the phone’s memory during po wer failures. If you do not connect the supplied AC adapter, the batteri es cannot power a ll the p[...]

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    9 SELECTING A LOCATION You can place the phone on a desk top or table, or mou nt it on a standard wa ll plate. Select a location that is: • near an accessible AC outlet • near a telep hone line jack • out of the way of normal ac tivities • away fr om electrical machinery , electrical appliances, metal walls o r filing cabinets, wireless int[...]

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    10 On a Desk T op Follow these steps to mount th e system on a desktop. 1. Plug one en d of the supplied lo ng modular cord into the TEL LINE jack on the back of th e phone. 2. Plug the o ther end of the m odular cord into a modular phon e jack. 3. Place the phone on a flat desk, shelf, or table . On a W all Plate Follow these steps to mount th e s[...]

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    11 5. Press and lift out the handset hold - er . Rotate it 180° , then snap it back into place so it holds the ha ndset. CONNECTING THE HANDSET 1. Plug one end of t he supplied coiled cord into the handse t’s modula r jack. 2. Plug the other en d of the coiled cor d into the handset jack on the side of the phone near est the handset cra - dle. 3[...]

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    12 DISABLING THE LINE 2 INDICATOR If you have only one telephone line, the LINE 2 indicator lig hts and LINE 2 EX- TENSION appears on the displa y. Follow these step s to disa ble the LI NE 2 indica- tor. 1. Press REVIEW 8 or 9 repeatedly until the call total appears . 2. Press REVIEW 9 until LINE 2 EN- ABLED appears ( abo ut 3 seconds). 3. Press R[...]

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    13 3. When you hear the dial ton e, press any number ot he r th an 0 . Note: If your phone system requires that you dial an access code (9, for example) before you dial an outside number , do no t press the acc ess code numb er . • If the dial tone stops , you have touch-tone service. Leav e TON E / PULSE set to TON E . • If the dial tone conti[...]

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    14 OPERATION MAKING AND RECEIVING CALLS To make a call using t he handset, pick it up. When you he ar the dial to ne, dial the number. Then cu rrent time d isappears, and the number a ppears on the display as you dial it. When you complete the call, hang up the handset. The number disappear s from the disp lay, and the current tim e reappea rs. Whe[...]

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    15 To switch from the speakerphon e to the handset , simply pick up the handset. New Call Indicator The NEW CALL indicator blinks if the system has either voice mail or a new call in call memory. The NEW CALL in- dicator stops blinking if you have re- viewed all the voice mail messages and new calls. USING MUTE During a call, press MUTE to talk to [...]

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    16 IDENTIFYING THE INDICATORS Your phone ha s line status indicators that use ringing tones, the di splay, and indicator lights to let you know if a call is coming in, on hold, or a li ne is in use. Ringer Indicators To indicate which line has an incoming call, Line 2 has a higher sounding rin g than Line 1. Display and Light Indicators Display Inf[...]

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    17 USING CALLER ID If you subsc ribe to a Caller ID service, the phone automatically displays inf or- mation about calls you receive an d stores the information in Caller ID mem- ory. The system can stor e up to 99 in- coming phone n umbers, or up to 68 incoming name s and phone numbers into call records. During an incoming call, t he phon e com - [...]

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    18 Reviewing Call Records To quickly review call records f rom new- est to oldest, repeat edly press REVIEW 8 . To review call records from oldest to newest, re pe a te dly pr es s REVIEW 9 . If you have not r eceived any new calls, 0 CALL is displayed. Notes: • If you do not press any button wi thin 30 seconds while you a re reviewing call recor[...]

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    19 • If a displayed phone numb er is mor e than twelve ch aracters, th e rest of the Caller ID information scrolls au- tomatically . Area Code Your phone allows you to pre-store f ive area codes o f three digits. Whe n you dial a Caller ID nu mber by pressing the CALL BACK button, only the last seve n digits will be dialed if the area code of the[...]

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    20 If the Caller ID record has the same area code as one you have sto red but you need t o include the area code to mak e the call , dial the area code on the number ke y pad then press CALL BAC K . If the Caller ID record has a differen t area code tha n one you have stored , press 1 then pr ess CALL BACK . Deleting Call Records You can select and[...]

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    21 Storing Numbers Into Memory Note: For informati on about storing numbers f rom call records i nto memory see “Storing Call Records Into Memor y”. Follow these steps to sto re numbers into upper or lower memory. 1. Press STORE . LOCATIO N? appears. 2. Choose the memo ry location wh ere you want to store the n umber . • For an uppe r memory [...]

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    22 Note: If you do not specify a m em o ry lo- cation within 30 seconds, the system re- turns to the current time display. To start over, repeat St eps 1–3. Storing the Last Number Dialed Into Memory Follow these steps to store the last num- ber you dialed to a me m or y loca tio n. 1. Press REDIAL . The last dialed num- ber appears on the displa[...]

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    23 Using the Memory Card To keep a record of the number s you stored in the phone’s upper and lower memory location s, lift off the clear plastic cover over the card surrounding the memory button s. Then write the p er- son’s or company’s name next to the ap- propriate me mory location. Replace the clear plastic cove r. Reviewing Stored Numbe[...]

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    24 T ROUBLESHOOTING We do not expect you to have an y problems with your p hone, but if you do, the follo w- ing suggestions might he lp. If you still have problems, disconnect the phone. If other phones on the s ame line work properly, t he fault is in t his phone or its insta llation. If you cannot find the prob- lem, take the phone to yo ur loca[...]

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    25 CARE AND MAINTENANCE Your RadioShack Two-Lin e Caller ID Phone is an e xample of supe rior design and craftsmanship. The following suggestions will help you care for your phone so you can enjoy it for years. Keep the phone d ry. If it gets wet, wipe it dry immediately. L iquids might contain minerals th at can corrod e the electronic circ uit s.[...]

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    26 THE FCC W ANTS Y OU T O KNOW In the unlikely event that y our system causes problems on th e phone line, the phone company can tempor arily discon- nect your service. If this ha ppens, the phone company a ttempts to not ify you as soon as possible and ad vise you of your right to file a complain t with the FCC. Also, the phone company can make c[...]

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    27 NOTES 43-935.fm Page 27 Friday, January 14, 2 000 3:07 PM[...]

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    RadioShack A Division of T andy Corporation Fort W orth, T exas 76102 01A00 Printed in China Limited One-Y ear Warranty This product is warranted by RadioShack aga inst manufacturing defects in mate rial and workman- ship under normal use for on e (1) yea r fr om the dat e of purch ase fr om RadioS hack company-o wned stores and autho rized RadioSh[...]