Panasonic KXT3856E Operating Instructions

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: APPROVED for connection
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Do not connect the AC
adaptor to any AC outlet other
than the standard AC 240 V,
50 Hz.
e Outlet voltage DC 12 Y,
150 mA
e The apparatus is approved
for use with the KX-A14BE
and KX-A91E power supply.
e CAUTIOÓN: Do not remove
cover. Live parts inside.
Ringer Equivalence Number
(REN):
This relates to the
performance of the apparatus
when used in combination
with other items of apparatus.
It enables the calculation of
the maximum number of items
of apparatus that may be
connected simultaneously to
the line by summing the REN
values of each item. ABT
supplied instrument has a
REN value of 1 unless
otherwise marked. A
maximum REN value of 4
should not be exceeded.
The REN value of this
apparatus is 1.
Method of connection
This is connected to the
exchange line or PABX/PMBX
{Private Automatic/Manual
Branch Exchange) extension
by the new standard British
Telecom plug and socket.
Arrangements for provision of
this type of termination can be
made through the nearest
British Telecom Sales Office.
The apparatus may be
connected to the following
types of installation. The
apparatus has been approved
for use under the following
conditions:
a) For connection to the
public switched telephone
network (PSTN) and
compatible PBX {Private
Branch Exchange). which
use LD signalling and MF
signalling. (Please consult
your supplier for an up to
date list of compatible
PBXs.)
b) The apparatus can be
used on extension sockets
connected to a direct
exchange line (D.E.L.).
c) This apparatus is suitable
for connection to the
telecommunication system
directly or via compatible
private branch exchange
as an exiension. The
supplier of the apparatus
should be consulted for an
up to date list of PBXs
with which the apparatus is
compatible.
d) This apparatus must not
be connected in the
following manner:
1) As an extension to a
pay phone
2) As a party line with
shared service
it cannot be guaranteed that
the apparatus will operate
under ail possible conditions
of connection to compatible
PBXs.
e This apparatus is suitable for
connection to a PBX with or
without initial proceed
indication.
® This apparatus is suitable for
connection to a PBX with or
without secondary proceed
indication.
This cordless telephone has
been designed to operate on
radio frequencies which have
been assigned to the
exciusive use of cordiess
telephones. As the use of
cordless telephones becomes
more widespread users may
experience a reduction in the
quality of service obtainable
from this apparatus.
You may receive some
interference on domestic radio
receivers because the
cordless telephone
transmission is around
1.7 MHz.
There is a possibility of
occurrence of overhearing
petween cordless telephones -
operating on the same radio
channel. And such
interference may increase
with greater usage of cordless
telephones.
This apparatus has been
approved for the use of the
following facilities:
1} Storage of telephone
numbers for retrieval by a
predetermined code”
2) Automatic dialling
3) Automatic storage of last
- number diailed
4) Repeat attempt: Single
5) Simple telephone facility
6) PBX earth register recall
PBX timed break register
recall
7) MF signalling
8} LD signalling
9) Mercury dialling
compatibility
10) Pause
11) Intercom
Any other usage will invalidate
the approval of the apparatus
if as a result, it then ceases to
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against which approval was
granted.
Included with this unit
AC Adaptor ............ one Screws ............... two
(p- 13) (p. 38)
(p. 13, 14) (p. 38)
Rechargeable Battery
(KX-A36A) ............ one
(p. 37)
The battery has been installed
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For best performance
Battery charge
To power the portable handset, charge the battery before initial
USE.
The portable handset should be charged for 10 hours. Place the
portable handset on the base unit. The base unit must be
connected to the mains for the portable handset to charge.
—The CHARGE indicator light is on.
-—The battery cannot be overcharged.
The battery is
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CHARGE Indicator
Notes:
—- Clean the charge contacts with a soft cloth once a month,
or the battery may not charge properly.
— Once the battery is fully charged, you do not have to place the
portable handset on the base unit until the BATT LOW/PROG
indicator flashes.
Recharge the battery when | TE ALL PALSERE: |
the BATT LOW/PROG | (CoO Co TT)
indicator flashes or beep tone
sounds every 15 seconds = |
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during a conversation. TA TT TT
BATT LOW/PROG Indicator |
Standard battery life
H your Panasonic battery is fully charged:
| in TALK mode Up to about 7 hours
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| In Stand-by mode Up to 7 days
Battery life may vary depending on actual use and ambient
temperature.
Operating range
Range of operation depends on the construction of your home,
weather or actual operations, because calls are transmitted
between the base unit and the portable handset by radio waves.
Normally you may get longer range outdoors than indoors. If
there are some obstacles such as walls, noise may prevent your
telephone calls. In particular, high metal shelves or cement-iron
walls will shorten the operating range.
For maximum range
it is best to place the base unit in a HIGH and CENTRAL location
of the house, with no obstructions. Be sure to fully extend the
aeriais of the portable handset and the base unit for best
reception.
Noise
Occasional noise or interference may occur due to other random
radio waves.
Electrical appliances such as a
refrigerator, microwave oven,
fax, TV, radio, or personal
computer might interfere with the
telephone conversation or
shorten the operating range.
If noise affects your telephone calls, keep the base unit,
telephone line cord or AC adaptor cord away from electrical
appliances.
To reduce noise during a conversation
(Selecting a clear channel)
A channel is a set of receiving and transmitting frequencies,
You may select the clearer of the 2 available channels.
During a conversation, press the
CH button.
— Each time you press the
button, the other channel is
selected.
Note:
—If the portable handset user is too far from the base unit, the
CH button may not function fully. Move toward the base unit.
Location of controls
Portable handset
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Aerial (p. 8)
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TALK Button and Ei PS wn? (p. 26)
Indicator (p. 19) ++ ca |
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TONE Button Button {p. 19, 35)
(p, 35) LL 12 _
BATT (Battery) LOW/
PROG (Program)
indicator (p. 7, 23)
POWER/RINGER EN | Ze
Switch (p. 16) ОЙ
AUTO Button
(p. 23)
MERCURY
Button (p. 28)
Charge Contacts
PROGRAM |
(p. 7)
Button (p. 23)
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Base unit
Aerial (p. 8)
Wire Aerial (p. 8, 15)
Charge Contacts (p. 7) — — U |
MIC (Microphone)
(p. 28) ——
RECALL Selector
(p. 17)
L— DIALLING MODE
Selector (p. 17)
CHARGE Indicator
(p. 7)
IN USE/INTERCOM
Indicator
| OPAGEINTERCOM Button (p. 27)
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Setting up the unit
Connection
USE ONLY Panasonic AC ADAPTOR KX-A14BE AND
BATTERY BOX KX-A91E.
Wire aerial:
Uncoil to its full extent
and fix its end at the
highest position in your
room (see page 15).
Fasten the cord of the Battery
box to the cord hoider.
Cord Holder
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Power failure protection
The unit will not function during a power failure. We recommend
that you install eight optional batteries (AA, R6 or UM-3 size} into
the Battery box. Then, you can operate the unit during a power
failure (see page 14).
CONNECTION OF POWER SUPPLY
This apparatus is intended for use when powered by the
KX-A14BE and KX-A91E. Using other power supplies will
invalidate any approval given to this apparatus.
To Mains Qutlet
(AC 240 Y, 50 Hz)
Battery Box
AC Adaptor
Telephone Line Cord
Note:
— The AC adaptor and the Battery box must remain connected at
all times.
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Battery installation into the Battery box
installing eight optional batteries (AA, R6 or UM-3 size) into the
Battery box enables you to operate the unit during a power
failure. You can use the unit for up to about 1 hour when new
batteries are installed.
1
Loosen the screw.
Open the battery compartment
as shown.
Insert eight AA, B6 or UM-3 size
batteries in the proper order as
indicated. matching the correct
palarity.
—When you finish, ciose the
cover and tighten the screw.
Battery precautions:
The batteries should be used correctly, otherwise, the unit may
be damaged due 10 battery leakage.
—Do not mix old, new or different types of batteries.
—Do not charge, short-circuit, disassemble, heat or dispose in
fire.
— Do not use Nickel-Cadmium batteries.
— Please renew the batteries annually as a matter of routine.
— After a power failure has taken place, you should replace the
batteries with new ones.
— Battery life depends on operating temperature and quality of
batterries.
—14—
To install the wire aerial
The base unit has two types of aerial. One is wire and the other is
telescopic.
The wire aerial is used {o transmit sounds to the portable handset
while the telescopic aerial is used to receive them from the
portable handset.
Uncoil the wire aerial to its full extent and fix its end at the highest
position in your room. Avoid metal objects such as window
frames for best performance.
Wire Aerial
Note: |Г |
—Do not cut the wire aerial or connect other wires.
To connect another telephone
To B.T. Socket If you connect a reserve
4 telephone (standard telephone)
on the same line, please use a
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T-adaptor.
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Another Telephone
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VOLUME
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Selector
(4) DIALLING MODE
Selector
Set to the ON position. If set to
the OFF position, battery power
will be saved, but the portable
handset will not operate or ring.
Set to the NORMAL position. if
the other party's voice is difficult
to hear, set to the HIGH position,
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RECALL Selector
3) DIALLING MODE Selector
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Set to the T BR position ¡f the
unitis to be connected directly to
an exchange line. If the unit is to
be connected via a PBX
(switchboard) then you may
need fo switch to the E RE
position, If you are in any doubt,
then please contact your
switchboard manager or supplier
for advice.
Set to the TONE position when
your telephone line has touch
tone service.
If it has rotary service, sei to the
PULSE position.
You can ascertain which type of local BT exchange you are
connected to using the following procedure.
1. Ensure that the DIALLING MODE selector is set to TONE,
2.
Press the TALK button, then identify the dial tone.
. Dial a number you are familiar with.
If the call is successful, you are connected to a Tone
exchange, therefore leave the DIALLING MODE selector on
TONE
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If the call is not successful, you are connected to a Pulse
exchange. Therefore, switeh the DIALLING MODE selector
back to PULSE.
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Making calls
Extend the aerial of | = +
the portable :
handset fully for |
best performance.
TALK Button
and indicator
POWER/RINGER Za
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Set to “ON", Et PAUSE/REDIAL
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Note:
—If the alarm tone sounds when you press the TALK button,
move toward the base unit or piace the portable handset on the
base unit. Then try again.
— 18 ~
Press the TALK button to get
dial tone.
—The TALK indicator and the
dialling button lights are on.” ~~
Dial a telephone number.
—The dialling button lights will
go out about 10 seconds later.
To hang up, press the TALK
button or place the portable
handset on the base unit.
—The TALK indicator light goes
out.
To rediai
Press the TALK button to get dial tone, then press the PAUSE/
REDIAL button.
The last dialled number is automatically redialled.
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Answering calls
Extend the aerial of
the portable
handset fully for
best performance.
TALK Buton
and Indicator
POWER/RINGER
Switch:
Set to "ON",
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-— 20 —
If the portable handset is off
the base unit:
When the telephone rings, press
the TALK bution to answer the
call,
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—The TALK indicator light is on.
if the portable handset is on
the base unit:
When the telephone rings, lift
the portable handset to answer
the call.
©) To hang up, press the TALK
L— button or place the portable
handset on the base unit.
—The TALK indicator light goes
out.
Note:
— The dialiing button lights are on when a call comes in. They will
go out about 10 seconds after you answer the call.
— 21 —
Automatic dialling
The unit can store 10 phone numbers you often dial, in memory.
The stored number is dialled automatically by pressing the AUTO
button and one of the dialting buttons.
—— BATT LOW/PROG
indicator
— 1 — PROGRAM Button
AUTO Button
— 22 —
Storing phone numbers in memory
The dialling buttons (0 through 9) function as memory stations for
automatic dialling. A 16-digit phone number can be stored in each
station.
| Make sure that the TALK indicator light is off.
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To AUTO RECALL FAUSEMENA: |
Press the PROGRAM button.
— The BATT LOW/PROG
indicator light is on to show
the unit is in the programming
mode.
Enter a phone number up to
16 digits.
Press the AUTO button.
Press one of the dialling butions
(0 through 9) to select a memory
station.
—The BATT LOW/PROG
indicator light goes out.
—The phone number is stored
in the memory location.
— To store other numbers,
repeat steps 1 through 4.
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To correct an error while storing
Press the PROGRAM button to end the programming mode, then
start from step | on page 23 to store the correct number.
To confirm a stored number
Store the phone number in the same memory station as the
phone number you want to confirm. You will hear one or two
beeps.
2 beeps. The newly stored number is the same as the previously
stored one.
1 beep: The newly stored number is different from the
previously stored one.
To erase a stored number
1. Press the PROGRAM button.
2. Press the AUTO button,
3. Press the dialling button of the memory station for the phone
number to be erased.
Memory card
Pull out the memory card and write down the names or phone
numbers associated with automatic dialling.
Dialling a stored number from memory
1
Press the TALK button to get
dial tone.
—The TALK indicator and the
dialing button lights are on.
Press the AUTO button.
№
TORES ED. Press the dialling bution
3 ED (0 through 9) where the phone
DB number you want to dial is
ES. stored.
pred a E, — The stored number is dialled
automatically.
Intercom between the portable
handset and the base unit
You can use the portable handset and the base unit as a 2-way
intercom.
Intercom mode can be maintained for up to 2 minutes
50 seconds. When the time-out comes near, the alarm tone
sounds. If the time-out is reached the intercom mode will be
terminated forcibly. Be sure to finish the intercom call before the
time-out or the paging and intercom facilities will not operate for
1 minute after the time-out.
Paging the base unit from the portable handset
The portabie handset user:
Press the PAGE/INTERCOM
button.
—Both units beep while the
PAGE/INTERCOM button is
pressed. When you release it,
the unit automatically switches
to the intercom mode. If there
Is no answer, press the button
again to end the intercom.
The base unit user:
When the unit beeps and the
paging party's voice is heard,
answer through the MIC
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The portable handset user:
When the conversation is over.
press the PAGE/INTERCOM
button.
—intercom calis can only be
terminated by the portable
handset.
— 26 —
Paging the portable handset from the base unit
The base unit user:
Press the PAGE/INTERCOM
button.
— Both units beep until the
_ portable handset user
answers the page. If there is
no answer, press the
PAGE/INTERCOM button .
again to stop paging.
The portable handset user:
When the unit beeps and the
PAGE/INTERCOM indicator
flashes, press the PAGE/
INTERCOM button to answer
the page.
The base unit user:
Speak to the paged party
through the MIC.
The portable handset user:
When the conversation is over,
press the PAGE/INTERCOM
button.
—Intercom calls can only be
terminated by the portable
handset,
Helpful hints:
—Even whilst in a conversation with an outside caller, the
portable handset user can page the base unit by pressing the
PAGE/INTERCOM bution. The outside call is put on hold then.
To return to the outside call, press the TALK button.
—if youU hear two tones during an intercom conversation, it
means someone is calling from outside. These two tones
replace the normal ringing signal. You can answer the cali by
pressing the TALK button. The intercom call is then terminated.
—_ 97—
The Mercury Residential
Service
Mercury's Residential Service is a highly competitive telephone
service for the residential and small business user.
Most UK long distance and international calis are cheaper over
Mercury, especially in the Economy period.
Mercury calls are rounded to the second, and charged to the
nearest tenth of a penny. You will also receive fully itemized bills.
Mercury Customer Services are available 24 hours a dav to
provide the highest level of customer service.
There are two ways to access Mercury, the Residential 132
Service and the Mercury PIN Codes Service. You can find out
the best method for you by calling Mercury Customer Services
on FreeCall 0500-500 124 (24 hours). Most homes and
businesses are now able to access the Mercury network via
their existing BT line.
Mercury Customer Services will be able to check whether
Mercury is available in your area.
All Mercury's charges and tariffs are the same for both methods
of accessing Mercury—the only difference is how you connect to
the Mercury network.
For Residential 132 Service customers
Once you have become a Mercury Residential 132 customer, you
simply dial 132 hafnra a long digtanra Ar Intarnatinnal rail tn send
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it over the Mercury network.
The MERCURY button on your unit comes with the digits
“132” pre-stored in it.
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To check that you have access to Mercury, press the TALK
button, wait for the dial tone, press the MERCURY button, and
dial 132. This call is free of charge. You should be connected io a
recorded message welcoming you to the Mercury network. If you
have any difficulties, please contact Mercury Customer Services
(Fault Reporting) on FreeCall 0500-500 193 (24 hours).
To send your long distance and international calls over Mercury,
press the MERCURY button before the STD code and telephone
number of the person you are calling.
Making a call via Mercury
1 Ш нс Press the TALK button.
—The TALK indicator and the
dialling button lights are on.
Press the MERCURY button.
— A series of short beeps will
be heard.
Dial the chosen Cost Centre
Code" if applicable (see
page 33).
Dial either the phone number
required, or automatic dial
memory.
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Please note that Cost Centre Codes are not currently
available with Residential 132 Service.
For Mercury PIN Codes Service
customers
After you apply for Mercury PIN Codes Service you will receive a
Mercury PIN code in two separate parts.
The PIN code, which is similar to a bank PIN number, identifies
you as a Mercury customer and will need to be stored in the unit's
memory using the MERCURY button.
Programming the MERCURY button
Before programming your unit with the Mercury PIN code;
1} You must ascertain which type of local BT exchange you are
connected to (see page 17).
2) Reset the Mercury station's memory (see page 34).
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Ensure that the unit is plugged Into the BT socket. |
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Press the PROGRAM button.
— The BATT LOW/PROG
indicator light is on to show
the unit is in the programming
mode.
Press the MERCURY bution.
Dial 131.
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4 Fa and Par you are connected to a Tone
(CD CCD exchange;
NATI ear LOROS PRO Press the PAUSE/REDIAL
button once (twice if
programming proves
unsuccessful).
If you are connected to a
Pulse exchange;
Press the + (TONE) button,
then press the PAUSE/REDIAL
button once.
Enter the digits of the Mercury
PIN code (part 1 then part 2).
— To correct an error while
programming, press the
PROGRAM bution, then
proceed from step 1 again.
6 PURE rca PAUSEMECUL | Press the AUTO button to store
Br CoC), the program into memory.
gl BATT LOWPRIG FROGRAM
Note:
—If programming proves unsuccessful reset the Mercury
memory as described on page 34 then re-program the
memory from step 1.
— 31 —
To check if the PIN code has been programmed correctly, press
the TALK button, wait for the dialling tone, and press the
MERCURY button (followed by 2 or 3 digit Cost Centre Code" if
applicable) and dial 1500. This call is free of charge. During
connection you will hear a series of short beeps. This is the
Mercury dial tone, After a few seconds you should be connected
to a recorded message welcoming you to the Mercury network.
If you have any difficulties, please contact Mercury Customer
Services on FreeCall 0500-500 193 (24 hours).
(*Cost Centre Code: see page 33.)
Confirming the Mercury station's memory
Store the Mercury code again in the Mercury station. When the
AUTO button is pressed, you will hear a beep once. twice or six
times for confirmation.
1 beep: A new code number has been stored in the memory.
2 beeps: The code number newiy entered is the same as that
was previously stored.
6 beeps: The code number newly entered is different from the
one that was previously stored. lf you want to store ths
new code number, reset the Mercury station's memory,
then reprogram it {for resetting the memory, see
page 34).
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Making a call via Mercury
Press the TALK hutton.
—The TALK indicator and the
dialling button lights are on.
Press the MERCURY button.
—A-series of short beeps will
be heard.
Dial the chosen Cost Centre
Code" if applicabie (see below).
Dial either the phone number
required, or automatic dial
memory.
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“Cost Centre Codes
Cost Centre Codes are selectable on your Mercury order form.
By keying in a code number (either 2 or 3 digits) before dialling
each and every Mercury call, businesses can allocate calls to
different jobs, or residential users can see who is responsible for
each call. If you have requested this option, then to make a call
via Mercury you must;
1. Press the TALK button,
2. Press the MERCURY button.
3. Dial your chosen Cost Centre Code (any 2 or 3 digit number
except 112 or 999). Ш
4. Dial either the phone number required, or automatic dial
memory.
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Resetting the Mercury station's memory
(Returning to Residential 132 Service)
H you want to change your Mercury code to a new one or if you
need to send your telephone away for repair. you must reset the
Mercury station's memory using the following procedure.
1 Г томе Press the PROGRAM button.
—The BATT LOW/PROG
indicator light is on to show
the unit is in the programming
mode.
Press the MERCURY button.
Press the AUTO button.
—The Mercury memory is reset
to 132 (Residential 132
Services). You can store a
new Mercury code
(see pages 30-31).
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Other features
TONE Button RECALL Button
PAUSE/REDIAL
Button
For users of a PBX (PAUSE)
if your unit is connected to a PBX, you need to dial an access
number (usually 9) to get an outside line. In this case, inserting a
pause between the access number and the phone number is
necessary, especially when redialling or storing the number in
memory Preceinn tha PAI IGE’ REMIAI Fa Han nnca causes a
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3.5-second pause.
Temporary tone dialling (TONE)
If your line has rotary service, pressing the TONE (+) button
allows you fo change the dialling mode temporarily to tone. You
can dial the numbers or codes needed to operate an answering
system, to use electronic banking services or other special
services. When you hang up, the dialling mode returns to pulse
automatically.
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Using the recall feature (RECALL)
The RECALL button is used to access special telephone services
(optional) such as call waiting. Contact your telephone company
business office for details.
Example: British Telecom call wailing
1. Ensure that you have set the RECALL selector 10 the T BR
position.
2. When the call waiting tone is heard during a conversation,
press the RECALL button.
3. When dial tone is heard, dial 2.
The first call is put on hold and you can have a conversation
with the second party.
4. To keep the present call and return to the first call:
Press the RECALL button, then dial 2.
To hang up the first call:
Press the RECALL button, then dial 0.
To hang up the present cail and return to the first cali:
Press the RECALL button, then dial 1.
If your unit is connected to a PBX, pressing the RECALL button
allows you to access some features of your host PBX such as
transferring an extension call.
Automatic security code setting
Whenever you place the portable handset on the base unit, the
unit automatically selects one of 60,000 security codes. This code
helps to avoid unauthorized use of your telephone line by another
cordiess telephone in your area.
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Battery replacement
Replace the battery with a new one if the BATT LOW/PROG
indicator flashes after a few telephone calls even when the
battery has been charged for 10 hours.
1
| Set the POWER/RINGER switch
| on the portable handset to the
POWERRINGER
(Fr) i OFF position, in order to prevent
orr| [thx | los memory loss.
Remove the battery
compartment cover.
Replace the battery.
4 | Close the cover and set the
| POWER/RINGER switch to the
| POWERRINGER + ON position.
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Notes:
—Please use only Panasonic KX-A36A battery.
— Remember to charge the battery for about 10 hours after
battery replacement.
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Wall mounting a ——u
This unit can be mounted on a wall using the supplied screws
and washers together with suitable wall fixings, if required.
Fasten the telephone line cord to
the hooks at the bottom of the
base unit.
2 install screws and washers
using the wall template indicated
on next page.
Screws and
Washers Connect the telephone line cord
| to the B.T. socket.
Mount the unit securely on the
screws as shown.
| 10cm
¡LE
E =p То В.Т. Socket
— AR —
To charge the portable
handset battery:
Place the portable handset as
shown.
—The CHARGE indicator light is
on,
— The portable handset battery continues to charge while in the
wall mounting position. The battery cannot be overcharged.
Wall Template
Drill Here Drill Here
ai
10 cm sl
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Troubleshooting guide
The unit does not work.
— The connection of the unit
was made improperly
(see page 12).
— The portable handset
battery has become weak.
Charge the battery fully
(see page 7).
— The security codes in the
portable handset and the
base unit are not the same.
Place the portable handset
on the base unit.
— Connect your unit to the
main (first) socket in your
premises, If it operates
correctly then there is a
fault in your extension
wiring, if it still fails to ring
then contact your supplier
for advice.
Static, sound cuts in and
out, or fade. Interference
from another unit.
-— Electrical interference may
cause static and poor
range. Set the portable
handset and the base unit
arm um mdm Blo]
ir
away from oiner eiectrical
appliances.
— You may be too far from the
base unit Move toward it.
— Extend the aerials of the
base unit and the portable
handset fully (see page 8).
— Change the channel
(see page 9).
When | press the TALK
button or PAGEINTERCOM
button, alarm tone sounds.
— Move toward the base unit
and try again.
—Place the portable handset
on the base unit and try
again.
-—Make sure that the AC
adaptor is connected.
The portable handset does
not operate or ring.
—The POWERRINGER
switch is in the OFF
a
position. Set to the ON
position (see page 16).
| cannot store a phone
number in memory.
—You cannot store the
number in memory while
the unit is in the talk mode
or intercom mode.
—Do not pause for over
30 seconds while storing.
While storing a phone
number, the unit starts to
ring.
— You can answer the cal! by
pressing the TALK button.
The programming will be
cancelled, store the phone
number again.
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| cannot page the portable
handset from the base unit.
—You cannot page the
portable handset while it is
engaged on a call.
—Set the POWER/RINGER
switch to the ON position.
—The portable handset is too
far from the base unit.
While having an intercom
call, two tones are heard,
—Someone is calling you
from outside. To answer,
press the TALK button. The
intercom call is terminated.
The PAUSE/REDIAL button
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does not function properiy.
— The button has a double
function as either redial or
pause. [i will redial the last
dialled number if pressed at
the outset of a call (see
page 19). 1f another
number has been dialled
first it will operate as a pause
button (see page 35).
| cannot use the unit during
a power failure.
—The unit will not function
during a power failure. We
recommend that you install
eight optional batteries in
the Battery box for power
failure protection
(see page 14).
— You can connect a reserve
telephone on the same line
for power failure protection
(see page 15).
The BATT LOW/PROG
indicator flashes.
Beep tone sounds every
15 seconds during a
conversation,
-—Charge the battery fully
(see page 7).
i charged the battery for
10 hours, but the BATT
LOW/PROG indicator
fiashes after a few
telephone calls.
—Clean the charge contacts
and charge again
(see page 7).
— Е 15 time to change the
battery. Please replace with
a new one (see page 37).
While operating the unit, the
AC adaptor feels warm.
The CHARGE indicator light
never goes out while the
portable handset is on the
base unit.
— These are normal
conditions.
— 44 —
Safety instructions
Take special care to foliow the
safety suggestions listed below.
Safety
1) Power Source: The unit
should be connected to a
power supply only of the type
described in the operating
instructions or as marked on
the unit.
2} Non use Periods: When the
unit is not used, turn the
power off. When left unused
tor a long period of time, the
base unit should be unplugged
from the household AC outlet.
Installations
Environment
1) Water and Moisture: Do not
use this unit near water—for
example. near a bath tub,
washbowl, sink, etc. Damp
basements should also be
avoided.
2) Heat: The unit should be
situated away from sources of
heat such as radiators,
cookers, etc. It also should not
be placed in rooms where the
temperature is less than 5°C
(41°F) or greatsr than 40°C
{(104°F).
Placement
1) Stacking: Do not place heavy
objects on top of this unit.
2) Foreign Material: Care should
be taken so that objects do not
fall onto and liquids are not
spilled into the unit. Do not
subject this unit to excessive
smoke, dust, mechanical
vibration, or shock.
3) Surface: Place the uniton a
fiat level surface.
For best performance
1) If noise prevents the
conversation from being
understood at the portable
handset, approach the base
unit to reduce the noise.
2] The portable handset! should
be used in the "HIGH" volume
setting when the other party
sounds quiet.
3) The portabie handset should
be fully recharged on the base
unit when the BATT LOW!
PROG indicator flashes.
4) The small-sized aerial of the
portable handset should not
be touched during use
because of its high sensitivity.
5) The possible calling distance
may be shortened when the
unit is used in the following
places: Near obstacles such
as hills, tunnels,
undergrounds, near metal
objects such as wire fences,
etc.
WARNING:
TO PREVENT THE RISK OF
FIRE OR ELECTRICAL
SHOCK, DO NOT EXPOSE
THIS PRODUCT TO RAIN
OR ANY TYPE OF
MOISTURE.
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CONNECTION REQUEST
For B.T. owned wiring:
The following subscrider requests you to install a wall socket to enable connection of à "direct
exchange line"P.B.X, extension Ene for the Pañasonic KX-T3856E Co-dless Telephone
which is fed with a normal 431A connector.
Approval Number 8-1010/3/H-503097
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‘Delete If not required.
For wiring nat owned by B.T.
Request shoud be made 6 the Authanzed maintainer of the PBX oc: extension wiring and
socket installation within 14 days. Expiry of ¡he period or notice will allow another Installer to
be employed.
Matsushita Electric Industrial Co, Ltd.
Central P.O, Box 288, Osaka 530-91, Japan
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