Toshiba FT-7807 Electronic User guide

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25 CH AUTO SCANNING CORDLESS TELEPHONE
The FIRST thing to do after unpacking your new
cordless telephone is:
CHARGE THE BATTERY!
Please read and follow the few instructions on
PAGE 1
BEFORE YOU DO ANYTHING ELSE.
GETTING STARTED: DO THIS FIRST!
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FIRST, after unpacking your new cordless phone:
CHARGE THE HANDSET BATTERY!
* Set your new phone in an out-of-the-way place near a power
outlet where it will not be disturbed. Do not connect it to the
telephone line.
* Plug the AC adaptor into the wall outlet.
* Plug the AC adaptor cord into the power jack on the base unit.
The “POWER” LED should light. If not, see
“TROUBLESHOOTING,” page 57.
Take the cover off the handset battery compartment; plug the
battery connector into the receptacle inside the battery
compartment and replace the cover. The connector only goes in
one way.
* Place the handset into the base unit's charging cradle. The
“CHARGE” LED should light.
* The battery charging period has now started. From now until
the 12 hour period is complete, do not let anything cause the
handset to be removed from electrical contact with the base
unit's charging pins or power to be removed from the base unit.
SECOND, after completing the 12 hour charge period, connect
the base unit to the telephone line modular jack, using the six foot
long modular line cord.
THIRD,
* Name and number caller ID only work in conjunction with
service provided by your local telephone company.
* Caller ID on Call Waiting is available if both services are
subscribed to and provided by your local telephone company.
Now, set the Tone/Pulse switch for your type of service according
to the instructions on page 20 and your telephone is ready for
normal use. Information on the use of other features follows page
21.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS ...................... 4
INTRODUCTION i eee ieee, 7
Features ....... te rere 7
Parts identification ......... ee 8
INSTALLATION eee 10
Installing the handset battery pack .................................. 10
Setting up the base unit ............... ie. ||
AC adaptor specifications ............ iii eee ee 12
Wall mounting... ee 0 13
Charging the handset ............. iii. 15
LOCATION OF CONTROLS ......... iii... 16
Handset ...... R ee eee |6
Base unit . .... La 18
LCD Le 19
BASICS ©. eee 20
Tone/Pulse selection ......... iii eee ea ae 0 20
Setting or canceling the Auto Talk function ............................ 21
Multi-key auto talk ......... a 0 0 0 4 64 4e ee ee 0 0 0 0 0 a a 0 22
Making a call ......02000 004044 Lea ae 44 44e eee 4 a 0 0 0 ee a eee 00 0 23
Last number redial ........... A Lee A LA Lee AAA ee eee ee 27
Banking and telephone services ................. iii ii... 27
Changing ringer sound orvolume ................ i iii... 28
Changing the handset speaker volume ............................... 29
Interference or static ............ iii eee 30
Paging the handset ......... i RK 4 6 31
Changing the security code ...............eeceoccccorrrerreeaeenoo.. 32
CALLER ID/CALL WAITING ................. e... e... 33
Setting the area code ..............e—e_e<-eccooocrcorroreneooreceree. 33
Changing and deleting the area code .................o_ereocorororeme. 34
Setting or canceling caller ID on call waiting . .......................... 36
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Searching caller ID memory .......... iii iii. 42
Storing to speed dial memory ......... ввввввввввввввовеее 44
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Changing and deleting a stored number data .......................... 53
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IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
When using your telephone equipment, basic
safety precautions should always be followed
to reduce the risk of fire, electric shock and
injury.
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Read and understand all instructions.
Follow all warnings and instructions
marked on the product.
Unplug this product from the wall outlet
before cleaning. Do not use liquid
cleaners or aerosol cleaners. Use a dry
cloth for cleaning.
Do not use this product near water, for
example, near a bath tub, wash bowl,
kitchen sink, or laundry tub, in a wet
basement, or near a swimming pool.
Do not place this product on an unstable
cart, stand, or table. The telephone may
fall, causing serious damage to the
telephone.
Slots and openings in the cabinet and the
back or bottom are provided for
ventilation, to protect it from overheating,
these openings must not be blocked or
covered. The openings should never be
blocked by placing the product on a bed,
sofa, rug, or other similar surface. This
product should never be placed near or
over a radiator or heat register. This
product should not be placed in a built-in
installation unless proper ventilation is
provided.
Do not allow anything to rest on the
power cord. Do not locate this product
where the cord can be stepped on or
tripped over.
Do not overload wall outlets and
extension cords as this can result in the
risk of fire or electric shock.
9 Never push objects of any kind into this
product through cabinet slots as they may
touch dangerous voltage points or short
out parts that could result in a risk of fire
or electric shock. Never spill liquid of any
kind on the product.
10 Do not disassemble this product. Opening
or removing covers puts you at risk of
electrical shock, and incorrect reassembly
can cause shocks, sparks or other damage
during subsequent use.
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technician under any of the following
conditions:
A. When the power supply cord is
damaged or frayed.
B. If liquid has been spilled into the
product.
C. If the product has been exposed to
rain or water.
D. If the product does not operate
normally according to the operating
instructions. Adjust only those
controls covered by this manual.
Improper adjustment of other
controls may result in serious damage
to the unit or your home.
E. If the product has been dropped or
the cabinet has been damaged.
РЕ If the product exhibits a distinct
change in performance.
12 Do not use the telephone in the vicinity
of a gas leak.
IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
The RBRC™ Seal
The RBRC™ Seal on the (easily removable) nickel-cadmium battery
(contained in our product) indicates that Toshiba America
Consumer Products, Inc. (TACP) is voluntarily participating in an
industry program to collect and recycle these batteries at the end
of their useful lives, when taken out of service within the United
States. The RBRC™ program provides a convenient alternative to
placing used nickel-cadmium batteries into the trash or municipal
waste, which is illegal in some areas.
TACP's payments to RBRC make it easy for you to drop off the
spent battery at local retailers of replacement nickel-cadmium
batteries, or at authorized TACP product service centers. You may
also contact your local recycling center for information on where
to return the spent battery. Please call 1-800-8-BATTERY for information on Ni-Cd battery
recycling in your area. TACP's involvement in this program is part of its commitment to
protecting our environment and conserving natural resources.
Detach the battery compartment cover on the handset and remove the nickel-cadmium
battery pack.
RBRC™ is a trademark of Rechargeable Battery Recycling Corporation.
IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
CAUTION: TO REDUCE THE RISK OF FIRE OR INJURY TO PERSONS BY BATTERY,
READ AND FOLLOW THESE INSTRUCTIONS.
BATTERIES
Use only the appropriate type and size
battery pack specified in the instruction
manual provided for this product.
Do not dispose of the battery pack in a
fire. The cell may explode. Check with
State and local codes for possible special
disposal instructions.
Do not open or mutilate the battery
pack. Released electrolytes are corrosive
and may cause damage to the eyes or
skin. It may be toxic if swallowed.
4 Exercise care in handling the batteries.
Contact with conductive materials such
as rings, bracelets and keys may cause the
battery to short out, resulting in
overheating which could burn.
Charge the battery pack provided with or
identified for use with this product only
in accordance with the instructions and
limitations specified in the instruction
manual provided for this product.
Observe proper polarity orientation
between the battery pack and battery
charger.
ATTENTION: THE PRODUCT THAT YOU HAVE PURCHASED CONTAINS A
RECHARGEABLE BATTERY. UNDER VARIOUS STATE AND LOCAL LAWS, IT MAY BE
ILLEGAL TO DISPOSE OF THIS BATTERY INTO THE MUNICIPAL WASTE STREAM. PLEASE
CHECK WITH YOUR LOCAL GOVERNMENT FOR DETAILS IN YOUR AREA REGARDING
RECYCLING OPTIONS OR PROPER DISPOSAL.
SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS
INTRODUCTION
FEATURES
Toshiba America Consumer Products takes pride in presenting the F1-7807 cordless
telephone. The Toshiba FT-7807 handset features a 12-digit x 2-line dot matrix liquid crystal
display (LCD) for caller ID on Call Waiting and speed dial programming and calling. The sleek
new design provides face-up battery charging even when wall mounted. Other features are
summarized below.
* Paging from the base unit
* Name and number caller ID only
work in conjunction with service
provided by your local telephone
company.
* Caller 1D on Call Waiting is available
if both services are subscribed to and
provided by your local telephone
company.
* 25-channel Auto scanning.
* 20-number speed dial.
* 1O days standby battery life
INTRODUCTION
PARTS IDENTIFICATION
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Desk Top/Wall Mount Bracket 6” Modular Line Cord
Part #.RC005524 Part 4.RC001872
INTRODUCTION
Rechargeable Battery Pack TRB-6500
Part #.RC004362
AC Adaptor TAC-8000
Part #.RC005139
Owner’s manual
Part #.RC005563
Quick Reference Guide
Part #. RC005564
INSTALLATION
INSTALLING THE HANDSET BATTERY PACK
NOTE: Be sure to charge the handset 12-16 hours before use.
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1 Remove the battery compartment cover
on the back of the handset by sliding it
down.
2 Plug the battery pack cord into the
— Battery Pack connector in the battery compartment.
With the handset held upright, the red
— wire should go to the right side of the
connector terminal, and the black wire
should go to the left side.
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Black
Red
Inside of the battery compartment
3 Place the battery pack in the battery
compartment.
4 Replace the battery compartment cover by
sliding it up until it clicks shut. Make sure
not to get the wires of the battery pack
caught in the cover.
NOTE: When replacing the battery pack, please check with State and local agencies
for proper disposal of the old battery.
INSTALLATION
SETTING UP THE BASE UNIT
For use on a desk or counter top follow the instructions below. For Wall Mounting
directions, proceed to the following page.
MOUNTING THE BRACKET FOR DESKTOP INSTALLATION:
1
Snap the bracket (with the cutout facing down)
into the 4 holders on the upper portion of the
base unit's underside. The cutout portion of
the bracket should be aligned with the
projecting modular jack outlet on the base
unit. Turn the bracket over and place it on a
desk. See that the telephone is firmly mounted
on the bracket.
Make sure that your telephone jack is
located near an electrical outlet. To ensure
constant functioning, the outlet should not
be controlled by a light switch. If the outlet
is farther away, you may need an extension
cord.
Plug one end of the telephone line cord
into the back of the base unit in the slot
labeled TEL LINE, and plug the other end
into the telephone jack.
Insert the tip of the AC adaptor into the
slot labeled DC IN 9V on the back of the
base unit, and plug the other end into the
electrical outlet.
INSTALLATION
NOTE: Use only the supplied AC adaptor, or one matching its specifications exactly,
with this product. Incorrect voltage may damage the unit or cause it to function
improperly.
AC ADAPTOR SPECIFICATIONS
Use only the supplied AC adaptor, or one
TOSHIBA matching its specifications exactly, with this
AC ADAPTOR .
an, product. Incorrect voltage may damage the unit
INPUT: AC 120V GOiz 4 or cause it to function improperly.
OUTPUT: DC 9V 210mA
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CLASS 2 POWER SUPPLY
FOR USE WITH TELEPHONES
INSTALLATION
WALL MOUNTING
This wall mounting system is designed to work with a standard wall jack plate with
two protruding nail-like heads on either side of the jack opening. They are available
at most phone or electronics retailers.
To mount the base on the wall using a baseboard jack, cut out the template on page
60 to position screws.
MOUNTING THE BRACKET FOR WALL INSTALLATION:
1
Fix the bracket vertically on the wall. Snap the
bracket (with the cutout facing up) into the 4
holders on the lower portion of the base unit's
underside.
Make sure that your telephone jack is
located near an electrical outlet. To ensure
constant functioning, the outlet should not
be controlled by a light switch. If the outlet
is farther away, you may need an extension
cord.
Plug one end of the telephone line cord into
the back of the base unit in the slot labelled
TEL LINE. Coil the excess cord and place it
inside the bracket with the other end passed
through the back opening.
INSTALLATION
3 Insert the tip of the AC adaptor into the
slot labelled DC IN 9V jack on the back of
the base unit.
Position the AC adaptor cord through the
channel on the back of the bracket.
Position the base unit and bracket over the
wall plate “screws”. Plug the line cord into
the jack. Press the unit toward the wall and
then down to secure it properly.
Remove the switch hook tab and flip it
over as shown, then plug the AC adaptor
into the electrical outlet.
NOTE: Use only the supplied AC adaptor, or one matching its specifications exactly, with
this product. Incorrect voltage may damage the unit or cause it to function
improperly. See page 12 for specifications.
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INSTALLATION
CHARGING THE HANDSET
If the battery of the handset drops to low power during the standby status, the
battery icon on the handset LCD blinks every 3 seconds and a short beep sounds
every 3 seconds. All handset buttons are disabled.
If the battery drops to low power, a short beep sounds every 3 seconds and the
battery icon also blinks every 3 seconds. All handset buttons except the
button are disabled under this condition. If you press the TALK button at this time,
all buttons are disabled.
The base unit disconnects the line in use by the handset 5 minutes after the battery
low status occurs.
1 After installing the battery pack and setting
up the base, piace the handset in its cradle
on the base unit.
2 The CHARGE LED lights to show that the
handset is charging.
3 If the LED does not light, make sure the
AC adaptor is plugged in securely and that
the electrical outlet is working and not
controlled by a light switch.
If the LED still does not light, verify that
the charging contacts are clean and
untarnished. Clean the contacts
occasionally with a dry cloth.
LOCATION OF CONTROLS
HANDSET
BASIC OPERATION:
Liquid Crystal Display (LCD)
Displays the status of operation and
other information. (See "LCD" in this
chapter for details about the LCD.)
button
Press to make a call, receive a call, or
hang up after a call. (See pages 23 to
26.)
Dialpad
Use to key in phone numbers.
Go (TONE) button
If you have rotary/pulse service,
press this button to perform
temporary tone dialing for banking and
other telephone services. (See page
27.)
(Function) button
Press to enter the Function Mode to
perform various settings. Each time
the button is pressed, the
menu changes in the following order:
DIAL MEMORY — AREA CODE—
CIDCW ON/OFF >> AUTO TALK
ON/OFF). (See pages 46, 33, 36, 21)
(Channel) button
Used to change the channel to a
clearer frequency during a call. (See
page 30.)
button
Press to delete digit you entered last.
(See page 23.) Also press to delete a
stored number during deleting or
changing of Speed Dial numbers. (See
page 54.)
button
Press to change the ringer sound and
volume. (See page 28.) Also used to
change the handset speaker volume.
(See page 29.)
button
Press the button to cancel!
the cali just dialed. (See page 23.)
Charging contacts
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LOCATION OF CONTROLS
— (MEM) (Memory) button
Press to dial Speed Dial numbers. (See
— (CID) (Caller ID) button
Press to enter the caller ID mode. (See
page 49.)
page 42.)
— (ADD button
Press to redial the last number dialed.
(See page 27).
— (PAUSE) button
Used to insert a pause (approximately 3
seconds) between dial numbers. When a
pause is inserted, the LCD displays the ss ‘ —
letter "P" (See page
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Install the rechargeable battery pack
here. Charge the battery for at least |2
hours whenever you install or replace it.
(See page 10.)
CALLER ID/CALL WAITING OPERATIONS:
button
Press to dial the displayed telephone number. (See page 37.)
(MEM (Memory) button
Press to store the caller ID data in memory (see page 44). Also
used for setting the area code (see page 33).
(Caller ID button)
Press to enter the caller ID mode. (See page 42.)
Number | button
Used for long distance dialing.
Number 8 ( 5) button (time button)
Used to display the date and time of the received calls.
Number 9 ( #) ) button
Used to display the number of calls attempted by a caller.
GO (A) button (up arrow button)
Used to scroll up the display screen.
SI
Used to scroll down the display screen.
DELETE) button
Press and hold down the DELETE button for 2 seconds to delete
/ (*) (Y) button (down arrow button)
VOL/RING RDL
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a caller ID record (see page 45). Also used to delete the area
code (see page 34).
— (FLASH) button
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Used in conjunction with telephone company services, such as Call
Waiting. Press to answer a Call Waiting call. (See page 40.)
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LOCATION OF CONTROLS
BASE UNIT
Tone/Pulse switch
Slide as required to set the
telephone for tone or pulse
dialing. (See page 20.)
DC IN 9V jack
Connect the AC adaptor cord
here. (See pages 11 and 12.)
LINE modular jack
Plug in a modular cord here.
(See pages 11.)
Cradle
Place the handset in here to
charge the battery of the
handset.
LEDs
IN USE LED (Green)
Lights during a call in progress
and when reviewing the caller ID
data.
CHARGE LED (Red)
Lights when the handset is being
charged.
POWER LED (Red)
Lights when the base unit is
plugged (with the AC adaptor)
into a working electrical outlet.
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button
Press to beep the handset. (See
page 31.)
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LOCATION OF CONTROLS
LCD
— talk icon — mem icon
* Blinks * Displayed
-while the handset is connecting -while data is being stored in and
to the base unit. deleted from memory.
-when a channel is being changed. -while the Function Mode is in
* Displayed during a call in progress use.
on the handset.
call id icon
* Blinks while the handset is
connecting to the base unit.
* Displayed during the caller ID
review mode.
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error messages, and other charged.
information.
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The back light of the LCD operates Displayed while the handset is being
in the following manner: charged during the battery low status.
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when the ringer is OFF. —
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« Turns on for 5 seconds and then 10455
off Blinks when the battery low status
-when a button is pressed (except occurs during standby and phone
in battery low status). conversation.
-when the phone rings and the
handset is lifted from its cradle on
the base unit to answer a call.
BASICS
TONE/PULSE SELECTION
Set the Tone-Pulse switch at the back of the base unit for the type of service you
have, tone or pulse. If you are not sure which type of service you have:
1 Slide the Tone/Pulse switch to Tone.
2 Press the (TALK) button on the handset
and listen for a dialtone.
3 Press any number other than 0. If the dial
tone stops, you have Tone service. If the
dial tone continues, you have Pulse service.
4 If you have Pulse service, set the
Tone/Pulse switch to Pulse.
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BASICS
SETTING OR CANCELING THE AUTO TALK FUNCTION
You can enable or disable the Auto Talk function.
When the Auto Talk function is set to ON, the Auto Talk and Multi-key Answer
functions are automatically set to ON. If the handset is placed in its cradle on the
base unit, you can answer a call by simply lifting the handset from its cradle (Auto
Talk). If the handset is not placed in its cradle, you can answer a call by pressing the
button or any one of the buttons (0 to 9, X/TONE, #) on the dial pad (Multi-
key Answer function).
When the Auto Talk function is set to OFF you can lift the handset and view the
caller ID information before choosing to answer. This function is preset to OFF at
the factory prior to shipment.
1 Press the button four times. The
=== mem icon appears and the LCD displays
|| the current setting.
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BASICS
2 To enable the Auto Talk function, press the number CD button. To disable this
function, press the number button.
* When the function is set to ON * When the function is set to OFF
LCD LCD
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AUTOTALK ON AUTOTALK OFF
ON-1 OFF-0 ON-1 OFF-0
3 Press the MEM button. Confirmation beeps are emitted and the LCD displays
the set mode as shown in the following screen. Then, the handset is put in
standby status.
* When the function is set to ON * When the function is set to OFF
LCD LCD
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AUTOTALK ON AUTOTALK OFF
MULTI-KEY ANSWER
When the Auto Talk feature is set to ON, the Multi-Key Answer feature is
automatically set to ON.
The Multi-Key Answer feature allows you to answer a call by pressing the
button or any one of the buttons on the dial pad (0 to 9, %/TONE, #) when the
handset is not placed in the cradle.
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BASICS
MAKING A CALL
ON-HOOK DIALING:
Use the following procedure to dial a number by lifting the handset from its cradle
on the base unit.
talk icon
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1 Key in the phone number you are calling
(max. 32 digits). The LCD displays the
entered digits in order from the left.
LCD
1234567890
If you enter a wrong digit while dialing,
press the button to delete the
digit you entered last. You can also press
the button to cancel the call. In
this case, error beeps are emitted.
Press the (TALK) button. The talk icon
blinks while the connection is made to the
base unit.
LCD
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When the connection is made, the LCD
displays the entered digits in order from
the left. Then, begin speaking.
LCD
talk
1234567890
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BASICS
After about 5 seconds, the LCD displays
the duration of the call.
LCD
talk
00:00:00
4 To hang up, press the button again
or place the handset in its cradle on the
base unit. The talk icon is turned off and
the handset is put in standby status.
LCD
00:00:00
NOTES:
* If you press the button while the handset is connected to the base unit, the
handset is put in the standby status.
* If the handset battery becomes weak during conversation, warning beeps will sound
every 3 seconds. Finish the call as soon as possible and return the handset to the
base unit for recharging.
* If the handset is too far away from the base unit, the line may not disconnect even if
you press the button. In this case, bring the handset near the base unit and
press the button again, or return the handset to the base unit.
* If the handset cannot disconnect the line due to a power failure, remove the battery
completely and install it after power comes back. Then place the handset on the
base. The handset returns to standby mode.
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BASICS
OFF-HOOK DIALING:
Use the following procedure to dial a number by lifting the handset from its cradle
on the base unit.
talk icon
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Press the (TALK) button. The talk icon
blinks while the connection is made to the
base unit.
When you hear the dialtone, key in the
phone number you are calling. The LCD
displays the entered digits in order from
the left. Then, begin speaking.
LCD
talk
1234567890
After about 5 seconds, the LCD displays
the duration of the call.
LCD
talk
00:00:00
To hang up, press the button again
or place the handset in its cradle on the
base unit. The talk icon is turned off and
the handset is put in standby status.
LCD
00:00:00
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BASICS
NOTES:
* If you press the button while the handset is connected to the base unit, the
handset is put in the standby status.
* If the handset battery becomes weak during conversation, warning beeps will sound
every 3 seconds. Finish the call as soon as possible and return the handset to the
base unit for recharging. |
* If the handset is too far away from the base unit, the line may not disconnect even if
you press the button. In this case, bring the handset near the base unit and
press the button again, or return the handset to the base unit.
* If the handset cannot disconnect the line due to a power failure, remove the battery
completely and install it after power comes back. Then place the handset on the
base. The handset returns to standby mode.
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LAST NUMBER REDIAL
BASICS
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NOTES:
To redial the last number that you called on
the handset:
1 Press the (TALK) button.
2 Wait for the dialtone.
3 Press the button.
* You cannot redial a number which is more than 32 digits.
* If the dial number last entered is not stored in the memory, error beeps are emitted.
* If the number to be redialed exceeds 2 digits during on-hook dialing, the 13th and
succeeding digits are scrolled after 4 seconds. The 13th and succeeding digits are
scrolled one by one during off-hook dialing.
BANKING AND TELEPHONE SERVICES
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Even if you have PULSE dialing, you can use this
phone with banking and other phone services
requiring touch tone signals.
1 Dial the service number and wait for the
connection.
2 Press the TONE GO button on the
handset and then enter the numbers
required.
3 You will hear the tones on the line.
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BASICS
CHANGING RINGER SOUND OR VOLUME
Use the following procedure to set the ringer sound or volume of the handset as
desired.
1 Press the button to select the
= . .
a ring tone from 4 choices.
Each time you press the
button, the LCD will display the settings
one after another in the following order.
U)
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Belo Y
A
TOSHIBA
Ring Type A
High
Y
Ring Type A
Low
Y
Ring Type B
High
Y
Ring Type B
Low
|
After you select the ring tone, the phone will
ring using the selected sound for 2 seconds.
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BASICS
CHANGING THE HANDSET SPEAKER VOLUME
TOSHIBA
1 Press the button and then press
the button to set the handset
speaker volume to high or low while
making a call.
2 Each time you press the
button, the LCD will display the high and
low setting screen alternately.
LCD
talk
VOLUME HIGH
talk
VOLUME LOW
After 5 seconds, the LCD will return to
the screen displayed before the
button was pressed.
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BASICS
INTERFERENCE OR STATIC
Static interference can be caused by many different things, such as: cordless phones
in neighboring homes or apartments, baby monitors, microwave ovens, certain kinds
of lighting, etc. To reduce static on the line:
1
у ING
FUNC OELETECANCEL PAUSE
TOSHIBA
4
Try moving to another location in the
room or closer to the base unit.
Press the button of the handset to
change to a clearer channel. Each time you
press the button, the channel
changes.
The LCD displays the following message:
LCD
SCAN
Lower the antenna slightly on the base
unit.
If none of the above solutions work, refer
to the Troubleshooting and Warranty
sections in the back of this manual.
NOTE: While the channel is changed, the talk icon flashes. If it fails, error beeps sound.
For service information, call 1-800-631-3811.
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PAGING THE HANDSET
BASICS
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You can use the page function to help locate a
misplaced handset or to alert the person who
has the handset.
1 Press the (PAGE) button on the base unit
to beep the handset.
The LCD displays the following message:
LCD
PAGING
NOTES:
* If a call comes in during paging, you will hear
the ring.
* If the handset has been lost for several days and
the battery is completely discharged, the
handset will not beep.
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BASICS
CHANGING THE SECURITY CODE
A security code is assigned to the handset and base unit to enable connection
between them. In other words, unless the security codes of the handset and base
unit match, no connection can be made between them.
The digital security code is automatically set when you place the handset in its
cradle on the base unit.
The following instructions for changing the security code are provided for your use
in the rare event that such a change becomes necessary. This change should only be
made when you are not making a call.
1 Place the handset in its cradle on the base
q mr ie unit.
uu Press the (PAGE) button of the base unit.
The handset beeps and the LCD displays
the message "PAGING".
LCD
Val, PAGING
3 Pick up the handset and keep the handset
away from the cradle until the message
"PAGING" disappears from the LCD.
4 Replace the handset in its cradle on the
base unit and wait at least 3 seconds. The
new security code is now set automatically.
NOTE: The security code of the handset and base unit is set to "00000" prior to shipment.
When the handset is placed in its cradle on the base unit for the first time, the security
code is set randomly from 65536 codes. As long as the handset and base unit retain the
security code in their microprocessors, the same security code is used.
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CALLER ID/CALL WAITING
SETTING THE AREA CODE
No area code is set at the factory prior to shipment. It is necessary to program your
area code so that local calls will be properly displayed on caller ID.
1 Press the button twice. The mem
icon appears and the LCD displays the
|| following message.
LCD
em
AREA COD
1 -
| TosHIBA TT | 2 Enter a 3-digit area code. For example,
enter "817".
LCD
em
AREA COD
1-817
If you enter a wrong number, See page 34
“CHANGING AND DELETING THE
AREA CODE".
3 Press the button. Confirmation
beeps are emitted for 2 seconds. The LCD
displays the following message and then the
handset is put in standby status.
LCD
mem
STORING
4 Replace the handset in its cradle on the
base unit for the new area code to take
effect.
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CALLER ID/CALL WAITING
NOTES:
* If the area code is 2 digits or less, the button is disabled and you cannot set
the area code.
* Change your area code when you move to another location that has a different
area code.
* Supposing your area code is "201" and you make a call to a number with the same
area code, only the last 7 digits are dialed. During call back, however, the phone will
include the area code "201" when it automatically redials the number. To avoid this
problem, always set the area code so that the phone automatically excludes the
area code when it is the same as that of the phone itself.
201-000-XXXX
Area code
CHANGING AND DELETING THE AREA CODE
You can delete an area code or simply store another one in its place.
1 Press the button twice. The mem
icon appears and the LCD displays the
|| currently set area code.
4 LCD
AREA CODE
1-817
| TOSHIBA | 2 2 Press the (DELETE) button three times to
delete the area code.
LCD
em
AREA COD
1 -
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CALLER ID/CALL WAITING
3 To change an area code, enter a new 3-digit area code. If you do not want to
set an area code, skip this procedure.
For example, enter "810".
LCD
mem
AREA CODE
1-810
4 Press the (MEM button. Confirmation beeps are emitted for 2 seconds. The
LCD displays the following message and then the handset is put in standby
status.
When the area code is deleted
LCD
* When the area code is changed
mem
DELETING
mem
STORING
5 Replace the handset in its cradle on the base unit.
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CALLER ID/CALL WAITING
SETTING OR CANCELING CALLER ID ON CALL WAITING
You can enable or disable the caller ID data reception during a call in progress. This
function is preset to ON at the factory so that you will receive caller ID on Call
Waiting when subscribing to both local telephone company services.
If you do not subscribe to these services, be sure to set this function to OFF
1 Press the (FUNC) button three times. The
mem icon appears and the LCD displays
3 the current setting.
„ LCD
(9 9) (=9 mem
2 CIDCW ON
EE | ON-1 OFF-0
2 To enable the caller ID data reception during a call in progress, press the
number ( button. To disable this function, press the number button.
* When the function is set to ON * When the function is set to OFF
LCD LCD
em mem
CIDCW OFF
ON-1 OFF-0
3 Press the MEM button. Confirmation beeps are emitted and the LCD displays
the set mode as shown in the following screen. Then, the handset is put in
standby status.
CIDCW ON
ON-1 OFF-0
* When the function is set to ON * When the function is set to OFF
LCD LCD
em mem
CIDCW ON CIDCW OFF
4 Replace the handset in its cradle on the base unit for the new setting to take
effect.
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CALLER ID/CALL WAITING
ANSWERING A CALL
If you want the caller's name and his or her telephone number to be displayed when
you receive a call, you must subscribe to the Caller ID service provided by your
local telephone company.
The following messages will appear when a call is received during standby status.
If the LCD does not display any message when the phone rings for a third time,
caller ID service is not applicable to this call.
WITH CALLER ID SERVICE
1 When the caller ID signal (telephone
number and name data) is received
successfully.
LCD
2,3
KATHLEEN ROL
817-858-3333
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FUNC DELETECANCEL PAUSE
TOSHIBA
2 Before answering a call, check the telephone number and caller's name are
displayed in the screen. Press the (TALK) button to connect.
When the connection is made, the LCD displays the duration of the call.
LCD
talk
00:00:00
3 To hang up, press the button. The talk icon is turned off and the handset
is put in standby status.
LCD
. The caller information is stored on up to
00:00: 00 30 different calls.
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CALLER ID/ICALL WAITING
WITHOUT CALLER ID SERVICE
TOSHIBA
2,3
1 When no caller ID signal (telephone
number and name data) is received during
a currently incoming call.
LCD
CALLING
2 Press the (TALK) button to connect.
When the connection is made, the LCD
displays the duration of the call .
LCD
talk
00:00:00
3 To hang up, press the button. The
talk icon is turned off and the handset is
put in standby status.
LCD
00:00:00
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CALLER ID/CALLWAITING
NOTES:
* If you do not answer an incoming call when the caller ID signal is generated, the
caller ID memory retains the telephone number and name of the caller. You can
easily call back this number later by simply pressing the CID button (see page 42).
* If an error occurs in the data transmission between the base unit and handset, the
LCD may not display the name and telephone number correctly.
* When a private number or private name is received, the LCD displays the message
"Private Num." or “Private Name" respectively.
* When an unknown number or name is received, the LCD displays the message
"Unknown Num." or "Unknown Name" respectively.
+ When invalid data is received, the LCD displays the message "Line Error”.
* When the Auto Talk feature is set to ON, pick up the handset from its cradle on the
base unit to receive a call. When the handset is not placed in its cradle, press the
button or any button on the dialpad (0 to9, XITONE, #) to receive a call.
(See page 21)
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CALLER ID/CALL WAITING
CALL WAITING
The LCD will show another incoming call even if you are currently engaged in a
telephone conversation. This feature can be enabled or disabled. If enabled, it
informs the user of a new incoming call by generating a short beep at regular
intervals until the call is either answered, or the person calling hangs up. With call
waiting on Caller ID, you can see who's calling to decide if you want to interrupt
your current conversation.
If you want to use the Call Waiting feature, you must subscribe to the Call Waiting
service provided by your local telephone company.
The following messages will appear when a call is received while you are engaged in
a telephone conversation.
À When no caller ID signal (telephone number and name data) is received during
Call Waiting (The information on the LCD does not change.)
LCD
talk
00:01:23
b When the caller ID signal (telephone number and name data) is received during
Call Waiting
LCD
KATHLEEN ROL
817-858-3333
WITH CALLER ID SERVICE
| 1 Before answering a call, check the
telephone number and caller's name (are
oo displayed in the screen). The switch to the
E new call, press the button on the
handset. The first caller is put on hold.
ENEE
(+) 6-0) (+) |
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TOSHIBA
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2 To switch back to the first caller, press the
FLASH) button again.
The caller information is stored on up to
30 different calls.
If you do not answer an incoming call
when the caller ID signal is generated, the
caller ID memory retains the telephone
number and name of a caller.
WITHOUT CALLER ID SERVICE
1 The switch to the new call, press the
button on the handset. The first
caller is put on hold.
2 To switch back to the first caller, press the
FLASH button again.
NOTES:
* Pressing the button will not access Call
Waiting, it will disconnect the current caller.
* Pressing the button without having
received a Call Waiting signal may disconnect the
current caller.
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CALLER ID/ICALL WAITING
CALLER ID MEMORY
The FT-7807 can display caller information consisting of the caller's telephone
number, name (if supplied by local telephone company), time and the number of calls
on the handset LCD. You can dial a displayed number or store the information in the
Speed Dial memory.
SEARCHING CALLER ID MEMORY
1 Press the button on the handset to
connect to the base unit. The call id icon
is displayed.
If new caller ID data does not exist, the
1 LCD will display the following message:
3 LCD
4 call id
2 TOTAL CALLS
10
If there is new caller ID data, the LCD will
display the following message:
LCD
call id
NEW TOTAL
02 10
2 Press the down arrow (V) or up arrow
(A) button to display individual call
records. The caller ID memory retains a
listing of the 30 most recent callers.
LCD
call id
KATHLEEN ROL
817-858-3333
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To display the name and telephone number
of the next caller ID data, press the down
arrow (VW) or up arrow (À) button.
3 To display the memory number, the date and time of this call, press the number
“8” (5) button while the name and telephone number are displayed.
LCD
05-10
10:05 AM 18
To return to the previous screen, press the number “8” ( (5) button again. To
display the name and telephone number of the next caller ID data, press the
down arrow (Y) or up arrow (41) button.
Press the button to return to the standby status.
4 To display the number of calls attempted by this caller, press the number “9” (+)
button while the name and telephone number are displayed.
LCD
call id
KATHLEEN ROL
6 CALLS
To return to the previous screen, press the number “9” (#) button again. To
display the name and telephone number of the next caller ID data, press the
down arrow (VW) or up arrow (A) button.
Press the button to return to the standby status.
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CALLER ID/CALL WAITING
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TOSHIBA
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1 To transfer displayed caller ID information
into Speed Dial memory, press the (MEM
button and then enter the memory
location (01 to 20).
LCD
call id
KATHLEEN ROL
817-858-3333
After the caller ID data is stored in the
memory, the LCD returns to the previous
screen.
NOTES:
* If the telephone number is not displayed, the
button is disabled.
* When you call for long distance, press the number
D button to add a “1” before pressing the
(MEM) button.
1 To dial the displayed telephone number,
press the button.
LCD
call id
KATHLEEN ROL
817-858-3333
2 To add a “|” for long distance dialing, press
the number (9) button and the (TALK
button.
NOTES:
* If the telephone number is not displayed,
the button is disabled.
* If the telephone number displayed contains 16
digits, error beeps are emitted when you press the
number (1) button.
CALLER ID/CALL WAITING
DELETING
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NOTES:
1 To delete a caller ID record, press and hold
the OELETE) button for 2 seconds. The
LCD displays the next caller ID data. The
caller ID is deleted one by one everytime
this procedure is made. If there is no more
caller ID data, the LCD displays the
message "END".
LCD
call id
KATHLEEN ROL
817-858-3333
Press the button to return to the
standby status.
* If the name andlor telephone number in step 2 exceeds 13 digits, the name and/or
telephone number scroll character by character after 4 seconds.
* If you do not press any one of the up arrow (A), down arrow (V¥), “8” ((B), “9”
(#), or button within 2 minutes after the caller ID mode is
initiated, the handset is put in standby status.
* Up to 30 caller ID data can be stored in the memory. When the data exceeds 30,
the excess data is automatically deleted starting from the oldest one.
* When calls are attempted from the same telephone number, these calls are stored
as one call recording the number of times received and the time of the most recent
attempt.
An incoming call without caller ID data is not stored in the memory.
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MEMORY DIALING
You can store frequently used telephone numbers and their names in the speed dial
memory for convenient access. You can program them yourself or transfer them
from the Caller ID memory.
You can store up to 20 telephone numbers and their associated names in the
memory. Each number can have up to 16 digits including symbols (0 to 9, +, X,
TONE, and PAUSE) which count as | digit each.
STORING NUMBERS
Remember that each number should be stored just as you would dial it manually. So
for long distance calls, you may need |, the area code and number, but for local
calls, just the telephone number.
1 Press the button once. The mem
icon appears and the LCD displays the
DIAL MEMORY menu screen.
LCD
mem
DIAL MEMORY?
MEM-1 EDIT-0
Fo | 2 Press the number ( Y button.
LCD
mem
PHONE NO.?
3 Enter the telephone number you want to
store in the memory. For example, enter
"8364591".
LCD
PHONE NO.?
8364591
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MEMORY DIALING
4 Press the (MEM button.
LCD
mem
NAME?
[Je Blinking
Enter a name of up to 12 characters.
Use the up arrow ( À ) or down arrow ( VW ) button to enter a space,
alphanumeric characters (uppercase and lower case), and special characters (¥,
#&'.(),,-.,and /) . Each time you press the down arrow button, the
characters are displayed in the following order: a space > A > B > ….>Y >
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- —> . —› / — a space — À > …
When you press the up arrow button, a space is displayed first, a slash (/)
displayed next, and the remajning characters follow in a reverse order.
To move the cursor to the right to change the entered character, press the right
arrow ( > ) button. To move the cursor to the left, press the left arrow ( < )
button.
LCD
mem
NAME?
Bob Jonels|<— sinking
If you enter a wrong character for a name, use the left arrow or right arrow
button to move the cursor to the character you want to correct and re-enter
the correct character. Or, you can press the button to delete the
entered character.
Press the (MEM) button.
LCD
mem
LOCATION?
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MEMORY DIALING
7 Enter a 2-digit memory address number (01 to 20) to be used for storing the
telephone number and its name.
LCD
mem
STORING
NOTES:
* When you make a long distance call, press the number CD button first.
* If you store a new telephone number in the same memory location (address
number), the previously stored telephone number is automatically erased and
overwritten with the new number.
* Always press a button within 20 seconds after pressing the previous button.
Otherwise, the setting procedure will be canceled.
* If you receive a call during the storing operation or receive a pager call from the
base unit, the operation is canceled.
* If you press and hold down the up arrow ( A) or down arrow ( V ) button, you can
skip the characters to be displayed to bring up the desired character quickly. In the
same manner, you can press and hold the left arrow ( À ) or right arrow ( >) button
to jump to the desired character.
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MEMORY DIALING
DIALING A STORED NUMBER
ON-HOOK DIALING:
Use the following procedure to dial by lifting the handset from its cradle on the base
unit.
Note: You cannot dial a stored number while the battery is being charged.
1 Press the (MEM) button.
LCD
mem
| LOCATION?
2 Enter the corresponding 2-digit memory
2 address number (01 to 20) or press the up
arrow (4) or down arrow ( V) button to
display the desired destination. For
example, enter "05".
LCD
DOT
FUNC DELETECANCEL PAUSE
| TOSHIBA
mem
05 Bob Jones
8365941
After 4 seconds, the memory location
number ("05" in the example screen
above) will be turned off.
LCD
Bob Jones
8365941
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MEMORY DIALING
3
If you have displayed the wrong
destination, press the up arrow (4)
button to display the number stored in the
next memory address location; or press
the down arrow ( Y) button to display the
number stored in the previous address
location.
Press the button. The talk icon
blinks while the connection is made to the
base unit.
4 When the connection is made, the LCD
displays the memory dial number in order
from the left.
LCD
Bob Jones
8365941
NOTE:
If you press a memory dial number which has not
been programmed or if you press buttons other
than 0 to 9 (01 to 20), error beeps are emitted.
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MEMORY DIALING
OFF-HOOK DIALING:
Use the following procedure to dial by lifting the handset from its cradle on the base
unit.
1 Press the button. The talk icon
blinks while the connection is made to the
base unit.
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- icon remains steady.
LCD
talk
3 Press the MEM) button.
LCD
talk mem
LOCATION?
4 Enter the 2-digit memory address number
(OI to 20).
LCD
talk mem
KATHLEEN ROL
123456789012
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MEMORY DIALING
5 Five seconds after the last dial number is
displayed, the LCD displays the duration of
the call.
LCD
talk
00:00:00
NOTE:
If you press a memory dial number which has not
been programmed or if you press buttons other
than 0 to 9 (01 to 20), error beeps are emitted.
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MEMORY DIALING
CHANGING AND DELETING A STORED NUMBER DATA
You can delete a number or simply store another one in its place. When you store a
new phone number, the data previously stored in that memory location is deleted
automatically.
1 Press the button once. The mem
icon appears and the LCD displays the
DIAL MEMORY menu screen.
4-b-(1), 4-b-(4), LCD
4-b-(6) mem
+6) DIAL MEMORY?
2 MEM-1 EDIT-0
3, 4-b-(5)
4-a, 4-b-(2) 2 Press the number “0” button.
| LCD
LOCATION?
3 Enter the corresponding 2-digit memory
address number (01 to 20) or press the up
arrow ( 4) or down arrow ( W ) button to
display the phone number data you want
to change or delete.
LCD
em
05 Bob Jones
8365941
If you have displayed the wrong data, press
the up arrow (A) button to display the
data stored in the next memory address
location; or press the down arrow (VW)
button to display the data stored in the
previous address location.
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MEMORY DIALING
4 To delete the stored data, go to a. To change the stored number or name, go to
b.
a Deleting the stored data
Press and hold the button for 2 seconds. When the data is deleted, the
message “No memory” is displayed.
LCD
05
No memory
b Changing the stored number or name
(1) Press the MEM button.
LCD
mem
Bob Jones
8305941
(2) Press the button. Each time you press this button, the digits of the
telephone number are deleted one by one starting from the last digit. For
example, if you want to change the last four digits “5941” to “5432”, press the
button four times.
LCD
Bob Jones
836
(3) Enter the new number (“5432”) you want to store in the memory.
LCD
Bob Jones
8365432
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MEMORY DIALING
(4) Press the MEM button. The cursor moves to the first letter of the name.
LCD
mem
Blob Jones
8365432
(5) If you want to change the name, use the up arrow (A), down arrow (V), left
arrow (<<), and right arrow (>) buttons to do so.
(See "Storing Numbers" on page 46 to learn how to enter the name.) If you do
not want to change the name, skip this procedure.
(6) After entering the new name, press the MEM button to save the data.
LCD
mem
STORING
NOTES:
* Always press a button within 20 seconds after pressing the previous button.
Otherwise, the changingldeleting procedure will be canceled.
* If you receive a call during the changing/deleting operation or receive a pager call
from the base unit, the operation is canceled.
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MEMORY DIALING
CHAIN DIALING
There are several ways of dialing telephone numbers longer than 16 digits.
You can:
* (А) Store up to 16 digits of a long number in separate memory addresses and
access them the same way as dialing numbers stored in memory;
* (В) Store up to 16 digits of a long number in a memory address and access it at
the beginning of a dialing sequence, then dial the remaining digits manually;
* (C) Store up to 16 digits of a long number in a memory address and access it at
the end of a dialing sequence, after having first manually dialed all the digits over
16.
EXAMPLE: to store 9-PAUSE-012345678-TONE-90123456:
(A) To store two parts of this number in memory addresses 0| and 02:
First, FINO O = @ EDPAUSD @ O @ @ @ @ @ ® @
OQ = MEM MEM) = & D
Then, EUNO O # © © © (9 ©@ = MEM MEW = © à
To dial the above number
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(B) To store some digits at the beginning, and dial the rest of the number
manually. For example:
To dial the above number
= MEM = @d (OD = and then press (À &D 3 @9 («5 ©
(C) To store some digits at the end, and dial the first numbers manually. For
example:
To dial the above number
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NOTE: The button is useful when making an outgoing call through
a PBX or a long distance call. Each time the button is pressed, a
pause of about 3 seconds will be inserted during the dialing sequence and the
LCD displays the letter “P”. If more than 3 seconds are needed, press
twice.
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TROUBLESHOOTING
Should any problem occur with the set, make the following simple tests to determine whether
or not servicing is required.
If the problem persists after you have made these tests, call 1-800-631-3811 for
Customer Service.
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No dial tone.
No calls come in.
* The AC adaptor of the base unit is not
plugged into the AC 120V outlet.
* The battery is low.
— Place the handset in its cradle on the
base unit to recharge.
* Telephone line cord is disconnected.
— Check the wall telephone jack.
* The previous call is not disconnected.
— Press the button to disconnect the
line.
* Trouble with the telephone line.
— Check with other telephone.
* The AC 120V outlet used is controlled by a
wall switch in OFF position.
— Relocate to different outlet.
The line is noisy.
* The handset is too far from the base unit.
— Bring the handset near the base unit.
* The battery is low.
— Place the handset in its cradle on the base
unit to recharge.
* The base unit is located in a place with high
interference.
— Relocate the base unit.
* Interference from TV, appliances, etc.
— Move away from the interference source.
* There may be line noise.
— Check with another telephone.
The battery is not charged.
The handset is dead.
* The battery pack was not fully charged at
the initial charging. Charge the battery pack
for 12 to 16 hours without any interruption.
* To avoid Ni-Cd battery memory effect, be
sure to charge only as needed.
* The battery needs to be replaced.
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TROUBLESHOOTING
The unit operates abnormally.
| Disconnect the AC adaptor.
2 After a few seconds, connect the AC
adaptor again.
* During the standby status, the battery icon
blinks every 3 seconds, short beeps are
emitted, and all handset buttons are
disabled.
* During a call in progress on the handset,
the battery icon blinks every 3 seconds
and short beeps are emitted. All handset
buttons except the button are
disabled (if you press the button,
all buttons are disabled).
* During other operations besides the
above, the operation is stopped and the
handset is put in standby status.
The Battery is low.
—> Place the handset in its cradle on the base
unit to recharge the battery.
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No memory
You have tried to Speed Dial a memory location
("nn") which has no telephone number stored in
it. Check other address numbers.
KETHLEEN ROL
817-HHH- 3333
When a call was received along with the caller
ID (telephone number and name data), an error
occurred in the data transmission between the
base unit and handset.
Private Num.
When a call is received along with a private
number.
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Private Name
When a call is received along with a private
name.
TROUBLESHOOTING
Unknown Num.
When a call is received with an unknown
number.
Unknown Name
When a call is received with an unknown name.
Line Error
When a call is received along with invalid data.
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SPECIFICATIONS
HANDSET
Receive Frequency
Transmit Frequency
Power Source
Battery Life
Dimensions (H/W/D)
Weight
43.72 - 44.48, 46.61 - 46.97 MHz
48.76 - 49.99 MHz
Customer Replaceable Ni-Cd Battery
270 mAH 3.6V DC
10 days at Standby Mode, after proper initial
charging cycle
Approx. 8-%/16 X 2-5/16 X 2-7/16 inches
(201 x 57 x 58 mm)
Antenna Length 4 inches (101.5 mm)
Approx. 7.3 oz (207 g)
BASE UNIT
48.76 - 49.99 MHz
Receive Frequency
Transmit Frequency
Power Source
Dimensions (H/W/D)
Weight
43.72 - 44.48, 46.61 - 46.97 MHz
AC 120V 60 Hz/DC 9V
Approx. 2-'/s X 6-'/1 X 8-3/1 inches
(93 x 128 x 230 mm)
Approx. 13.3 oz (377 g)
Wall mount template
IMPORTANT:
Before mounting, select a wall area of sufficient
strength. If mounting on wallboard or in an area
of questionable strength, locate a stud for
maximum support of your telephone.
SPECIFICATIONS
SUPPLIED ACCESSORIES
Rechargeable Battery (1)
AC Adaptor (1)
Short Telephone Cord (1)
Long Telephone Cord (1)
Desk Top/Wall Mount Bracket (1)
Owner's manual (1)
Quick Reference Guide (1)
TRB-6500
TAC-8000
WMA-7807
Part #. RC004362
Part #. RC005139
Part #. КС001872
Part #. RC00186 |
Part +. RC005524
Part #. RC005563
Part #. RC005564
For purchase of Accessories, please call 1-800-631-3811.
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WARRANTY/SERVICE
SERVICE REQUIREMENTS
If the cordless telephone should malfunction, all repairs will be performed by an authorized
Toshiba Service Station. This unit has been registered with the FCC for direct connection to
the telephone network. Under the FCC program, no customer is authorized to repair this
unit. This applies to a unit both in and out of warranty. If an unauthorized repair is performed,
the registration of the unit for direct connection to the network will be null and void. If the
unit is still in warranty, the remainder of the warranty period will also be null and void.
It is the responsibility of users requiring service to report the need for service to the Toshiba
dealer.
IMPORTANT INSTRUCTIONS TO USERS
Your FT-7807 has been designed and constructed to conform to federal regulations and can
be connected to the phone line as described in this manual.
Please note that each product connected to the telephone line places a certain load on the
line. We designate this as the unit's “Ringer Equivalence Number”
It is most unlikely, but...If your FT-7807 should cause problems on the phone line, the phone
company has the right to temporarily discontinue your service. If this happens, the phone
company will notify you and give you the opportunity to correct the problem. Also, you need
to know that the phone company does have the right to make changes in their lines and/or
equipment.
If these changes might affect your FT-7807 (or require changes in the FT-7807 or its
connection), the phone company will notify you in writing, so you have the chance to take
whatever action necessary to ensure uninterrupted phone service.
FCC REQUIREMENTS
You are no longer required by the FCC to notify your local telephone company of your intent
to connect a new telephone. Your local telephone company may call you and request
information about your phone such as: the brand name, model number, registration number,
and ringer equivalence number. This information is provided on a label located at the bottom
of the base unit and handset.
You may not directly connect your FT-7807 to coin telephone services. Check with your local
telephone company if you wish to connect your FT-7807 to a party line service. Some party
line services require a special adaptor or modification to your telephone.
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WARRANTY/SERVICE
TELEPHONE/TELEPHONE ANSWER MACHINE LIMITED WARRANTY
Toshiba America Consumer Products, Inc. (“TACP”) and Toshiba Hawaii, Inc. (“THI”) make the following
limited warranties. These limited warranties extend to the original consumer purchaser or any person
receiving this set as a gift from the original consumer purchaser and to no other purchaser or transferee.
Limited One (1) Year Warranty of Parts
and Labor
TACP/THI warrant this product and its parts
against defects in materials or workmanship for a
period of one year after the date of original retail
purchase. During this period, TACP/THI will
repair a defective product or part without charge to
you. You must deliver the entire unit to a
TACP/THI Authorized Service Station. You are
responsible for all transportation and insurance
charges for the unit to and from the Authorized
Service Station. If you live in the Continental
U.S.A. you may, at your option, forward your
product for exchange to:
Toshiba America Consumer Products, Inc.
Returns Center
1420C Toshiba Dr.
Lebanon, TN 37087
You are responsible for all transportation and
insurance charges for the product to the Returns
‘Center. Products shipped to the Return Center
must be insured and safely and securely packed,
preferably in the original shipping carton, and a
letter explaining the defect and also a copy of the
bill of sale or other proof of purchase must be
enclosed.
Upon receipt we will, at our option, exchange the
unit with a new or refurbished unit.
Owner’s Manual
You should read the owner’s manual thoroughly
before operating this product.
Your Responsibility
The above warranties are subject to the following
conditions.
(1)You must provide a copy of your bill of sale or
other proof of purchase.
(2)These warranties are effective only if the product
is purchased and operated within the U.S.A or
Puerto Rico.
(3)Warranties extend only to defects in materials or
workmanship as limited above and do not extend to
any product or parts which have been lost or
discarded by you or to damage to products or parts
caused by misuse, accident, damage caused by Acts
of God, such as lightning or fluctuations in electric
power, improper installation, improper maintenance
or use in violation of instructions furnished by
us;or to units which have been altered or modified
without authorization of TACP/THI or to damage to
products or parts thereof which have had the serial
number removed, altered, defaced or rendered
illegible.
(4)At your option, after the warranty period has
expired in the U.S.A, call (800)-631-3811 to
receive information concerning an exchange price.
Payment must be enclosed with the product in the
form of a certified check or money order and
forward with your product to:
Toshiba America Consumer Products, Inc.
Returns Center
1420C Toshiba Dr.
Lebanon, TN 37087
(5)Upon receipt we will, at our option, replace your
unit with a new or refurbished unit of equal value.
Features may not be identical to your original
product.
(6)Physically damaged product are not acceptable
for repair or exchange within or after the warranty
period expires and will be returned as received.
(7)Any missing accessory components, (1.е., АС
adaptor, line cord(s), battery, etc.), will be removed
from the replacement unit being sent to you and
packed with the defective unit you are returning.
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WARRANTY/SERVICE
How to Obtain Warranty Service
In the event a problem should develop with your product, please proceed as follows:
(1)Arrange for the delivery of the product to the TACP/THI Authorized Service Station. Products
Shipped to the Service Station must be insured and safely and securely packed, preferably in the
original shipping carton, and a letter of explaining the defect and also a copy of the bill of sale or
other proof of purchase must be enclosed. All transportation and insurance charges must be prepaid
by you.
In The Continental United States contact: In Hawaii contact:
Toshiba Hawaii, Inc.
327 Kamakee Street,
Honolulu, HI 96814
(808)-521-5377
Toll Free § §
1-800-631-3811
All warranties implied by state law, including the implied warranties of merchantability and fitness for a
particular purpose, are expressly limited to the duration of the limited warranties set forth above. Some
states do not allow limitations on how long an implied warranty lasts, so the above limitation may not
apply to you. With the exception of any warranties implied by state law as hereby limited, the foregoing
express warranty is exclusive and in lieu of all other warranties, guarantees, agreements and similar
obligations of manufacturer or seller with respect to the repair or replacement of any product or parts.
In no event shall TACP or THI be liable for consequential or incidental damages. Some states do not allow
the exclusion or limitation of incidental or consequential damages so the above limitation may not apply to
you.
No person, agent, distributor, dealer, service station or company is authorized to change, modify or extend
the terms of these warranties in any manner whatsoever. The time within which an action must be
commenced to enforce any obligation of TACP and THI arising under this warranty or under any statute, or
law of the United States or any state thereof, is hereby limited to one year from the date you discover or
should have discovered, the defect. This limitation does not apply to implied warranties arising under state
law. Some states do not permit limitation of the time within you may bring an action beyond the limits
provided by state law so the above provision may not apply to you. This warranty gives you specific legal
rights and you may also have other rights which vary from state to state.
IMPORTANT: PACKING AND SHIPPING INSTRUCTION
When you send the product to a service center, you should use the original carton box and packing
material, then insert the original carton box containing the unit into another carton, using more packing
material.
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For technical assistance, purchase of accessories or
service, please call 1-800-631-3811.
IMPORTANT
We suggest you record the following information and retain for your
records along with your bill of sale or equipment document.
Model no. Serial no.
Purchase date Dealer
Dealer address
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