Panasonic KXT4300BE Operating Instructions

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Do not connect the AC adaptor to any
AC outlet other than the standard AC
240 Y. 50 Hz.
eQutlet voltage 15 V. DC 550 mA
«The apparatus is approved for use
with the KX-AZ4BE power suppiy.
«CAUTION: Do not remove cover.
Live parts inside,
Ringer Equivalence Number (REN):
This reiaies to the performance of the
apparatus when used in combination
with other items of apparatus. 1
gnables the calculation of the
maximum number of items of
apparatus that may he connected
simultaneously to the line by summing
the REN values of each item. A BT
supphed 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 compatibie PBX
(Private Branch Exchange). which
use LD signalling and MF signaling.
(Please consult your suppher for an
up to date list of compatible PBX's.}
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 telecommunica-
tion system directly or via
compatible private branch
exchange as an extension.
The suppher of the apparatus
should be consutted 'or an up to
date fist of PBX s with which the
apparatus is compatible.
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
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H cannot be guaranteed that the
apparatus wili operate under ail
possible conditions of connection lo
compatible PBX 5.
& This apparatus is sunabie ior
connection to a PBX with ar without
initial proceed indication.
e This apparatus is suitabie for
connection to a PBX wrth or without
secondary proceed indication.
interconnection directly, or by way of
other apparatus, of ports marked
“SAFETY WARNING. See instructions
for use.” with ports not so marked may
produce hazardous conditions on the
network and advice should be
obtained from a competent engineer
before such a connection is made.
This gordless telephone has been
".. designed to operate on radio
frequencies which have been assigned
to the exclusive use of cordless
telephone. 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 interference on some
—.. domestic radio receivers because the
.—__ cordless telephone transmission is at
1.7 MHz leg.
— — This apparatus has been approved for
~~ the use of the following facilities.
— 1) Storage of teiephone numbers for
I retrieval by a predetermined code
-— 2) Automatic Dialling
— 3) Automatic storage of iast number
— dialled LL.
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) 3-siep ringer volume selector:
HIGH LOW OFF
--12) Answering & Recording Machine
13) Recording and playback of ICM
14) DTMF tone remote control system
15) Memo recording feature
_ 16) Monitoring a telephone call
7 17) LED Cali-Counter: to indicate
received messages
= - 18) Vox facility: detection of caller's
— hanging up
“- 19] 3-step ring selector:
2 (NORMAL)6/AUTO
20) Auto disconnect
21) Callers recording time 2 minutes
~~ 30 seconds
— _ 22) Security code for remote operation
Any other usage will invalicate the
approval of the apparatus if as a
result. it then ceases to confarm to the
standards against which approval was
granted.
There is a possibility of occurrence of
overhearing between cordless
telephones operating on the same
radio channel. And such interference
may increase with greater usage of
cordless telephones.
999 can be dialled on the apparatus
for the purposes of making outgoing
calls to the BT Emergency (999)
Service.
WARNING:
The apparatus may be unable to make
emergency 999 telephone calls. under
certain conditions, e.g.
e Radio interference caused by
another cordless telephone operating
on the same radio frequency.
e The portable handset battery needs
recharging. or has failed.
e The base unit back-up batteries are
exhausted. With the batteries in good
condition the base unit will be able to
operate without mains power for at
ieast seven hours, including one hour
in the TALK mode.
e The portable handset cannot be used
while charging.
Any cases of difficulty should be
referred in the first instance to the
supplier of the apparatus.
The apparatus will normally return the
greeting message within 3 seconds of
answering the call.
NOTE:
H you experience any problems w:th
the normal use of your apparatus. you
should unplug it from the telephone
ouilet and connect a known working
telephone in its place. if the known
working telephone still gives problems.
then call British Telecom Engineers if
it operates properly, then the probiem
is likeiy to be a fault in your apparatus.
In this case, contact your supplier for
aavice. British Telecom will charge you
it they attend a service call that 15 not
due to apparatus supplied by them.
FOR YOUR SAFETY PLEASE READ
THE FOLLOWING TEST
CAREFULLY.
This appliance is suppiied with a
moulded three pin mains plug for your
safety and convenience.
A 5 amp fuse is fitted in this piug.
Should the fuse need to be replaced
please ensure that the replacement
fuse has a rating of 5 amps and that i
15 approved by ASTA or BSi to
BS1362.
Check for the ASTA mark @ or
the BS! mark V on the body of the
fuse.
if the piug contains a removabie fuse
cover you must ensure that it is refitted
when the fuse is replaced. If you lose
the fuse cover the plug must not be
used until a replacement cover 15
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can be purchased from your local
Panasonic Dealer.
IF THE FITTED MOULDED PLUG IS
UNSUITABLE FOR THE SOCKET
OUTLET IN YOUR HOME THEN THE
FUSE SHOULD BE REMOVED AND
THE PLUG CUT OFF AND
DISPOSED OF SAFELY.
THERE 15 A DANGER OF SEVERE
ELECTRICAL SHCCK IF THE CUT
OFF PLUG IS INSERTED INTO ANY
13 AMP SOCKET
if a new plug is to be fitted please
observe the wiring code as shown
below. if in any doubt niease consult a
qualified electrician
IMPORTANT:
The wires in this mains lead are
coloured in accordance with the
following code:
Blue: Neutral
Brown: Live
As the colours of the wire in the mains
lead of this appliance may not
correspond with the coloured markings
identifying the terminals in your plug.
proceed as follows:
The wire which is coloured BLUE must
be connected to the termina! in the
or coloured BLACK
The wire which 15 coloured BROWN
must be connected to the termina! in
the plug which is marked with the letter
Lor coloured RED.
Under no cireumstances should esther
of these wires bg connected to the
earth terminal of the three pin plug,
marked with the letter E or tbe Earth
Symbol — .
How to replace the fuse: Open the
fuse compartment with a screwdnver
and replace the fuse and fuse cover
"unit and the portable handset Wire Aerial
Precaution
To power the portable handset,
charge its battery by placing the
portable handset on the cradle for
about 10 hours before initial use.
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The battery —
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this cover.
Extend the aerials of the base
fully for best performance A |] (See page 15.) |
when using the portable и
handset.
Be careful when extending
the rubber aeríal, or it may
suffer permanent damage.
The unit should be situated
away from equipment that
generates sirong magnetic
fields such as a personal
computer, television, radio or
fax. They may interfere with
each other.
Contents
Important information ea 2
Precaution . . 1100 110 1101005
Enclosures ......10411 111 LL LL LL 11 LL 111111111110) *... 8
Location of controls .....212 410111441411 a LL 1111112400 g
Portable handset . . . . a 9
Base unit .......212 4404441114 LL La a LL LL LL LL 111110 10
Installation .......... 2. aaa aaaraneo enn 12
Settinguptheunit _ aaa 12
Recording a greeting message ..... a a aa. 16
Charging the portable handset battery . ......... a. 1B
Setting selectors... aaa е 19
< Basic operation>
Making calls aaa 22
Answering calls . .... LL 1114110 .... 24
If the portable handset is out of the cradle ....... 21211111. B4
If the portable handset is on the cradie .......... 22411. ... 24
Automatic dialling ............. a 111110 a 25
Storing phone numbers in memory . ......... LL. 25
Dialling a stored number from memory es 27
< Advanced operation >
Рог Мегсигу @1@п@ ... 2... кок. кн 0111104 aa LL LL 28
Programming the MERCURY button . . _. ................_ .... 28
Resetting the Mercury station'smemory . ............. ...... . 30
Making a cal via Mercury ........... .... 11e 31
intercom between the base unit and the portable handset ......... 32
Other features . .. aaa 34
Selecting the clearer channel .......... a 34
Temporarytone dialing . ........ ............. .. 111 -- 34
PAUSE button (When used with PBX switchboard; . .. ......... 35
RECALL button (To use the recall feature) ......... ..... —.. 35
< Basic operation>
Turning the answering system on ... ................... ee 36
Listening to the recorded messages ........................-. 38
To listen to messages ........ 29008006000 a aa a a La 14 a 200 39
To rewind/fast forward the tape ................. 2..5... кк .к.. 40
To reset the fape LL 4 a 111 1 12400 40
To save old messages .................. 5.2... a aa es 40
Monitoring an incoming call ....... - 41
- Recording your own message ......,010 0102 DLL 100 a 1e a ee eee es 41
— <<Advanced operation>
Remote operation from a touch tone phone .. ................... 42
To play back all messages ............... aaa 44
To rewind/fast forward the tape . .. LL. 44
To continue the remote operation . ..........................4b
To play back new messages only .............-re.rereservco. 45
To reset the tape ........... e... ran 46
To record your own message (Marker message) ............—... 47
To skip the greeting message (For outside callers) .............. 47
To re-record the greeting message ..........,.......... 1.7... 48
To turn the answering system 0M ...... e« 49
Remote operation from the portable handset . . .................. 50
To play back all messages ........... aa. 51
To rewind/fast forward the tape during playback . . .............. 51
To play back new messages only ........................... 52
To reset Ihe Tape RN 52
To continue the remote operation . ........ ... ... i... 53
To monitor an incoming call. ...... 010411412041 2 4 2 414 e a ee 54
To record your own message .....,.1220 420014 a ea eee ee ess 54
To turn the answering system on .......1214 1444 ву екон 55
Other information
The portable handset battery ... ....... 2200.20... ee. 56
Wall mounting ....... Kr 58
Maintenance of cassette tape anddeck ........................ 60
Troubleshooting guide .. ............. A 62
Safety instructions ..... ea aadrecó cara 65
Enclosures
AC Adaptor (KX-A24BE)} . . . . One Screw (p. 59) ............. wo
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Wall Mounting Adaptor ..... one Washer (p. 59) .. .... -- two
(p. 58)
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Micro Cassette Tage ....... one
(MC-30)
(рр. 12, 60)
Location of controls
- - See the noted pages for details.
Portable handset
Aerial (p. 7)
RESET Button ------ -
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——- - VOLUME Selector
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Vb. 19
—-— TALK Button and
- indicator (p. 23)
PAUSE Button
Вы (Ep. 29. 35)
AUTO Button
(pp. 25, 27)
MEMO RECORD
-—- - Button (p. 54)
MERCURY Button (p. 28)
INT" (Intercom) PAGE
Button and indicator
(p. 32)
CH (Channel) Button
(p. 34)
RECALL Button
(р. 35}
REDIAL Button
(p. 23)
BATT (Battery)
LOW indicator
(p. 56)
PROG (Program)
Button (p. 25)
N— SCREEN!
PLAYBACK Button
and indicator (p. 50)
Battery Charge
Contacts (p. 56)
Base unit
Wire Aerial (p. 15)
ANSWER ON Button and Indicator \
(р. 37) —
.-f—Aenal
ip. 5)
IN USE Indicator (p. 41}—
Cassette Panel (p 61)
Handset Guide (p. £8)
—Cali-Counter
ipp. 17. 38)
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Memory Card
(p. 26) ; —
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PAGEANTERCOM
CHARGE Indicator {p. 18) Button (р. 32)
IN USEANTERCOM
Indicator
MIC (Microphone) (p. 17)
In the cassette panei
+-—FF (Fast forward) Button (p. 40)
4 REW (Rewind) Button {p. 40)
al — STOP Button (p. 17)
| < MESSAGE PLAYBACK
| Button (p. 39;
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GREETING RECORD Button (p. 17)
GREETING CHECK Button (p. 17)
MEMO RECORD Button (p. 41)
— 10 —
Battery Charge
“ — Contacts (p. 56) —
VOLUME Control
—{p. 17)
|
VOX SENS Selector
| (р. 21)
REMOTE CODE
Selector (p. 42)
в DIALLING MODE
Selector (p. 21)
-. RINGS Selector (p. 20)
L— RECALL Selector
(p. 21)
—. MESSAGE ALERT .
~~ “Selector (pp. 20, 38)
~~ RINGER Volume Selector
(p. 21)
— 11 —
Installation
Please complete the following preparation before use, or the unit will not
function properly.
e Setting up the unit. (See below )
e Recording your greeting message. (See page 16.)
e Charging the portable handset battery. (See page 18.)
Setting up the unit
Be sure to insert the micro cassette tape before connecting the AC
adaptor.
To insert the micro cassette tape
| Remove the stopper ot the micro
| cassette tape.
|
Open the cassette panel.
insert the micro cassette tape with the
full reel to the right and the exposed
tape facing you.
Press down the micro cassette tape.
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— To connect the telephone line and AC adaptor
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Um i Wire aerial:
_ Uncoil to its full extent
— and fix its end at the
highest position in your
7 room. (See page 15.)
To Power Outlet
(AC 240 V, 50 Hz)
_ AC Adaptor E
Fasten the AC adaptor |
i cord to the cord holder.
To B.T. Socket
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Telephone Line Cord
Cord Holder | |
- Power failure protection
The unit will not function during a power failure. We recommend that you
install ten optional batteries (AA, R6 or UM-3 size) into the AC adaptor.
. ~— 7 Then, you can operate all features except the answering system features,
"==. during a power failure. (See page 14.)
— . CONNECTION OF POWER SUPPLY
- This apparatus is intended for use when powered by KX-A24BE. Other
. usage will invalidate any approval given to this apparatus if as a result it
ceases to comply with the edition of BS 6301 to which it was approved.
В — 13 —
Battery Installation into the AC adaptor
Installing ten optional batteries (AA, R6 or UM-3 size) into the AC adaptor
enables you to operate all features except the answering system features
during a power failure. You can use the unit up to 1 hour when installing
new Panasonic batteries.
Loosen the screw.
Open the battery compartment as
shown.
insert ten AA, RE or UM-3 size
batteries in the proper order as
indicated observing the correct polarity.
Set the ribbon between the batteries
as shown, which helps you to take out
the batteries easily.
Ciose the battery compartment cover.
Tighten the screw.
Please renew the batteries annually as
a matter of routine.
You should also replace the batteries
which have been used during a power
failure with new ones.
— 14 —
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To Install the wire aerial
The base unit has two types of aerial. One is a wire aerial and the other is
a felescopic aerial.
The wire aerial is used to 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:
# Do not cut the wire aerial or connect it with other wires.
... To connect another telephone
- If you connect another telephone (standard telephone) on the same line in
case of a power failure, please use a T-adaptor.
To B.T. Socket |
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TU Telephone Line Cord
Recording a greeting message
GREETING RECORD
Button
GREETING CHECK
Button
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(Microphone)
sample of the greeting message
“Hello, this is John Smith. Sorry. | can't take your call Piease leave your
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hear 6 long beeps, I'm sorry but you cannot record your message. so
please call me tomorrow. Thank you.”
e The recording time of each caller's message is hmited to 2 minutes
30 seconds maximum.
es Please inform the caliers of the following:
They must start recording after hearing a series of short tones followed
by a long beep. If 6 long beeps sound, it means that the cassette tape is
full so that their message cannot be recorded.
Cautions:
The recording time is up to + minute.
-- eDo not pause for over 2 seconds while recording. If 6 beeps sound and
— the Call-Counter shows “E” (error), start over again from step 1 of the
following procedure.
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1 d … 0 Open the cassette panel and press the
LO с CRY A series of short tones will sound,
: followed by a long beep.
Immediately after the long beep, speak
E | clearly and loudly, 20 cm (8°) away
inomonas. | from the MIC (microphone).
The Call-Counter counts up your
recording time.
To stop recording. press the STOP
button.
To check the greeting message
Press the GREETING CHECK button
to play back the greeting message.
Adjust the volume using the VOLUME
control on the right side of the base
unit.
02 - Notes:
e\When you want to re-record the greeting message, start over again from
step 1.
eWhen you use the other side of the tape, please record the greeting
———:. Message again.
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Charging the portable handset battery
The portable handset uses a rechargeable battery. To power the
portable handset, charge the battery before initial use.
Place the portable handset on the cradle for about 10 hours.
The CHARGE indicator light should
be illuminated when the handset
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CHARGE indicator
You can use the unit before 10 hours are up. But be sure to put the
portable handset on the cradle after use so that it can continue to be
charged.
Note:
oe Charging is also necessary when the BATT LOW indicator flashes or a
beep sounds every 15 seconds during a conversation. (See page 56.)
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Setting selectors
{1} VOLUME Selector
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Set the VOLUME selector to the —..
“NORMAL” position. When the other
party's voice is difficult to hear, set the
selector to "HIGH".
Set the POWER/RINGER switch to the
“ON” position. When in the “OFF”
position, the portable handset does rot
ring. if you will not use the handset for
a long period of time, set the switch to
the “OFF” position.
Set the remote code number when
operating the answering system from a
touch tone phone. (See page 42.)
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— 19 —
@ RINGS Selector
| | The RINGS selector {answer mode
| RINGS A selector) has three positions as follows:
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—Positlon ‘2’ may be referred to as “NORMAL” as it enables the
machine to answer incoming calls in a reasonably short lime. The
machine answers the call on the second ring.
—Position "6" makes the machine answer on the 6th ring.
— Position "AUTO", known as "Toil saver’, benefits you. Although the
machine will answer an incoming call after either second or 6th ring as
normal, it aiso indicates to you {when ringing in}, if there are any
messages. (See page 43.)
If the machine answers after second ring, you will know that there is at
least one message. If it continues to ring (into the third and fourth ring) the
indication is that there are no messages and you can “ring oft” before the
machine answers, thus saving a charge i.e. “Toll saving”.
"NORMAL" switch position should generally be selected unless you
specitically wish to take advantage of the “toll saver facility”.
Callers are generally accustomed to their calls being answered within
10 seconds and most callers abandon the call in under 45 seconds if no
reply is obtained. This machine will answer incoming calls in under
10 seconds if required.
E) MESSAGE ALERT Selector
You will know thal new messages
MESSAGE ALERT have been recorded by hearing a beep
sound from the base unit
ON: When new messages have
OFF Ho been recorded. a short beep
| sounds every 10 seconds. The
beeping stops after the
messages have been played
back.
OFF: No beep sounds.
— 20 —
(8) RINGER Volume Selector
т INGER j Used to set the ringer volume of the
. base unit, Set to the “HIGH” or "LOW"
: ITI position. When setting to the “OFF”
position, the base unit does not ring.
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—-- VOX SENS Selector
| If either the tape continues to run after a
VOX SENS caller has replaced his handset or there
are long pauses between or after
__ | MT messages, set the selector to the
но | comd LiGH | position "LOW". (Normally the switch is
о preset to the position “HIGH”.)
DIALLING MODE Selector
_ DIALLING Set the DIALLING MODE selector to
MODE * the "TONE" position when your
тт О | telephone line has touch tone service.
Lo. PULSE! TONE to the “PULSE” position.
| If it has rotary service, set the selector
"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.
. 3. Dial a number you are familiar with.
4. if the call is successful, you are connected to a Tone exchange,
—. .— therefore leave the DIALLING MODE selector to TONE. |
5. If the call is not successful, you are connected to a Pulse exchange.
Therefore, switch the DIALLING MODE selector back to PULSE.
(@ RECALL Selector
E E Set the RECALL selector to “T BR” if
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В ECALL | the unit is to be connected directly to
= TI an exchange line. If the unit is to be
connected via a PBX (switchboard)
ERES TER | then you may need to switch to
| “E RE". If you are in any doubt, then
o please contact your switchboard
| manager or supplier for advice.
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Basic operation
Making calls
| Extend the aerial of the portable
handset fully for best
performance when using it.
TALK Indicator
TALK Button
POWER/RINGER
Switch
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Basic operation
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| Be sure that the POWER/RINGER switch on the portable handset is
set to the “ON” position.
Press the TALK button to get dial tone.
The TALK indicator light is on.
Dial a telephone number.
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When your conversation is over, press
the TALK button or place the portable
handset on the cradle to hang up.
The TALK indicator light goes out.
Press the TALK button to get dial tone.
The TALK indicator light is on.
Press the REDIAL button.
The last dialled number is
automatically dialled.
Basic operation
Answering calls
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eBe sure that the POWER/RINGER switch on the portable handset
is set to the "ON" position, or the portable handset will not ring.
e Extend the aerial of the portable handse! fully for best performance
when using it.
If the portable handset is out of the cradie
When the telephone rings, press the
TALK button to answer the call.
The TALK indicator light is on.
When your conversation is over, press
the TALK button or place the portabie
handset on the cradie to hang up.
The TALK indicator light goes out.
If the portable handset is on the cradle
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portable handset to answer the call.
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When your conversation is over, place
the portable handset on the cradie or
press the TALK button to hang up.
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“Automatic dialling
Basic operation
The unit can store 10 phone numbers in memory. You can dial a stored
number automatically by pressing the AUTO button and one of the dial
buttons.
Storing phone numbers in memory
- Each dial button (0 through 9) works as a memory station for automatic
dialling. Each station can store a 16-digit phone number.
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Press the PROG button.
The BATT LOW indicator light is on.
It shows the unit is in the programming
mode.
Enter the phone number you want to
store up to 16 digits long.
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Press the AUTO button.
Press one of the dial buttons
(O through 9) to store the phone
number.
A beep sounds and the BATT LOW
indicator light goes out.
The phone number is then stored into
the memory location.
To store other numbers, repeat steps
1 through 4.
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Basic operation
To correct an error while storing
Press the PROG bution to end the programming mode, then start from
step 1 on page 25 again to store the correct number.
To confirm a stored number
Re-enter the number into the same memory location for confirmation. You
will hear one or two beeps.
2 beeps: The newly stored number is the same as the previously stored
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one.
1 beep: The newly stored number is different from the previously stored
one. Re-program the correct number.
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To erase a stored number
1. Press the PROG button.
2. Press the AUTO button.
3. Press the dial button of the memory location where the phone number
you want to erase is stored.
Memory card
Use the memory card to write down the names or phone numbers
associated with automatic diailing. You can use the reverse side, too.
Remove the cover using an instrument with a pointed end.
— PR —
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Basic operation
"Dialling a stored number from memory
Press the TALK button to get dial tone.
The TALK indicator light is on.
Press the AUTO button.
Press the dial button (0 through 9)
where the phone number you want to
dial is stored.
The stored number is dialled
automatically.
Advanced operation
For Mercury dialling
The KX-T43008E is fully approved and compatible with the Mercury
Telephone network.
Mercury's 2300 service is a highly competitive telephone service for the
residential and small business user.
Most homes and businesses are now able to access the Marcury network
via their existing BT line. You can check whether your STD code is in a
Mercury access area on the list provided with the Mercury application form.
Not only does Mercury offer significant savings on trunk and international
calls but customers also receive fully itemized bills. And with a Customer
Assistance Centre caring for the needs of their customers 24 hours a day,
Mercury gives its customers the best value for money.
To apply for Mercury's 2300 Service simply complete and return the
enclosed application form. if you require any further information you can
call Mercury Customer Assistance on 0500 500 194 free of charge
The Mercury button on your telephone enables you to access the Mercury
network by means of a PIN Code, for which there is a nominal fixed
annual charge (£10 plus VAT at time of going to press). call charges are of
course extra. No additional teiephone lines are required local calls can
continue to be made via British Telecom, using your existing British
Telecom telephone line.
Programming the MERCURY button
After you apply for Mercury's 2300 Service you will receive à Mercury PIN
Code in two separate parts. о -
The PIN code, which is similar 10 a bank PIN number, identifies you as a
Mercury customer and will need to be stored in the telephone memory
using the Mercury button
Before programming your telephone with the Mercury PIN code, make
sure which type of local BT exchange you are connected to. See page 21
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Ensure that the unit is plugged into the BT socket.
1 | = Ga) Press the PROG button.
| nr uo ; The BATT LOW indicator lights to
i show the unit is in programming mode.
Advanced operation
Press the MERCURY button.
Dial 131.
If you are connected to a Tone
exchange;
Press the PAUSE bution once. —
If programming proves unsuccessful,
press the PAUSE button twice.
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Press the ¥ (TONE) button, then
press the PAUSE button once.
Enter the digits of the Mercury PIN
Code (part 1 then part 2).
To correct an error while programming,
press the PROG button, then proceed
from step 1 again.
Press the AUTO button to store the
program into memory. —
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— 99 —
Advanced operation
To check if the PIN code has been programmed correctly, press the TALK
button, wait for the dialling tone, press the Mercury button (followed by
2 or 3 digit cost centre code” if applicable) and dial 1500. This call is free
of charge. After a few seconds you should be connected to a recorded
message welcoming vou to the Mercury network. If you have any
difficulties, please contact Mercury Customer Assistance on 0500 500 193
(24 hours). (Cost centre code: see page 31.)
Resetting the Mercury station's memory
If You want to change your Mercury code to à new one or if vou need to send
your telephone away for repair, you must clear the existing Mercury PIN
using the RESET button.
The RESET button is located under the memory card. Remove the cover
and the memory card.
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To reset
lo Eo y | Press the RESET button to clear the
i : | stored code using a pointed end such
| as a bali point nen.
The stored Mercury code is erased.
You can store a new Mercury code
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— 30 —
Advanced operation
Making a call via Mercury
Press the TALK button.
Press the MERCURY button.
Dia! the chosen Cost Centre Code™ if
applicable (see below).
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automatic dial memory.
*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 o
1. Press the TALK button.
2. Press the MERCURY button.
-3.- Key in the your chosen cost centre code (any two or three digit
number excent 9991,
4. Dial either the number required, or automatic dial memory.
—31—
Advanced operation
Intercom between the base unit and
the portable handset
You can use the unit as a two-way intercom between the nortable handcet
and the base unit.
intercom mode can he maintained un 10 about 3 minutes When the
time-out comes near. the alarm tone sounds. Then the intercam mode is
terminated forcibly. Be sure to finish the interram mode before 3 minutes
are up. or the facility of paging. intercom and the remote operation from
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the portable handset will he inoperable within 1 minute 6° îhe time-ouí.
To page the portable handset from the base unit
1 - A The base unit user:
| Press the PAGE/ANTERCOM button
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he base unit beeps until te portable
nandsel user answers your ‚ради ng H
The portable handset user:
When the beep sounds and
INT /PAGE indicator flashes. press the
INT PAGE button Io answer the
paging.
The base unit user:
Speak to the paged party through the
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MIC (microphone).
When your conversation is over,
press the INT /PAGE button on the
portable handset
Intercom calls car only be terminated
by the portable handset.
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Advanced operation
To page the base unit from the portable handset
1 | sE The portable handset user:
| Press the INT/PAGE button.
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INT/PAGE button. When you release
the button, the unit automatically
— switches to the intercom mode and
you can speak to the paged party. if no
= answer, press the INT /PAGE button
= again to stop the intercom mode.
- 2 Г == = | The base unit user:
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| - party's voice is heard, speak to the
cen party through the MIC.
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When your conversation Is over,
press the INT/PAGE button on the
portable handset.
Intercom calls can only be terminated
by the portable handset. .
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- 7 Helpful hints:
eEven while in a conversation with an outside caller, the portable handset
- user can page the base unit user by pressing the INT/PAGE button. The
outside cali is put on hoid then. To return 10 the outside cali, press the
TALK button.
eif you hear tones while having an intercom conversation, it means that
__ someone is calling from outside. You can answer the outside call by
pressing the TALK button. The intercom call is then terminated.
“While having a three way conversation, the quality of the sound may be
_& little impaired, but it is not fault condition. _
Advanced operation
Other features
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RECALL Button
PAUSE Button
Selecting the clearer channel
A channel is a selected set of receiving and transmitting frequencies. You
may select the clearer of the 2 available channels.
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| having a conversation. press the CH
button.
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Notes:
e You can change the channel only when the portable handset is in talk
mode or intercom mode.
olf the portable handset user is too far from the base unit, the CH button
does not function fully. Approach the base unit.
Temporary tone diailing
If your line uses Pulse Dialling (See page 21.). pressing the TONE (+)
bution allows you 10 enter the codes or ones needed 10 operate special
services e.g. home banking, voice maii box, answering systems efc.
Pressing the TONE (=) button only allows temporarily tone dialling. When
you hang up. the phone will revert automatically to pulse diafling.
— 34 —
> Advanced operation
“_ “PAUSE button
(When used with PBX switchboard)
If your unit is connected to Private Branch Exchange (PBX), press the
PAUSE button before dialling phone numbers in order to gain enough time
to get dial tone from the outside line. Pressing it once causes a 3.5 second
pause.
When you make a call, press the PAUSE button after dialling the number
to get an outside line, then the phone number.
"RECALL button
(To use the recall feature)
— 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 waiting
~=1. Ensure that you have set the RECALL selector to the T BR position.
“2 When the call waiting tone is heard during a conversation, press the
=-.__ RECALL button.
3 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 dia! 2.
To hang up the first call:
Press the RECALL pution, then dial ©
.—— _ To hang up the present call and return to the first call:
… 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. —
— 35 —
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Basic operation
Turning the answering
system on
Confirm that the ANSWER ON indicator light 15 on when you want to use
the answering system (e.g. before leaving home).
When a call comes in. the unit will receive it. play back the greeting
message and record the callers’ messages
Before using the answering system feature, you should record your
greeting message. See pages 16-17.
ANSWER ON Button
ANSWER ON Indicator |
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Basic operation
“When the ANSWER ON indicator light is off:
Press the ANSWER ON button to turn
the answering system on.
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— To turn the answering system off
When you want to use the unit only as a cordless telephone, turn off the
answering system.
-- When the ANSWER ON indicator light is on:
Press the ANSWER ON button to turn
off the answering system. —_
The ANSWER ON indicator light goes
out.
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Listening to the recorded
messages
When incoming messages have been recorded, the Call-Counter shows
the number of recorded messages up to 9 in total
If there are new messages which have not been listened to yet, the
Cali-Counter flashes. When the MESSAGE ALERT selector is set to "ОМ"
position, the base unit beeps every 10 seconds. (See page 20)
Call-Counter——— |
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\_ message PLAYBACK
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— 38 —
Basic operation
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- T o listen to messages
Press the MESSAGE PLAYBACK
button.
The unit automatically rewinds the
tape and starts to play back the
messages.
At the end of the last message,
3 beeps sound and the tape stops
a automatically.
“Notes:
_— *To stop listening, press the STOP button.
> -=10 seconds after having played back all the recorded messages, the
tape automatically rewinds to the beginning and resets itself. The
-— Cali-Counter shows "0". New messages are recorded over old
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—. rewinds and plays back all the recorded messages. 10 seconds after
‘playback, the unit will reset the tape and be ready to record incoming calls
—- automatically.
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Basic operation
To rewind/fast forward the tape
| Keep pressing the REW button to
rewind the tape.
; Keep pressing the FF button to fast
| forward the tape. `
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The unit rewinds/Aast forwards the tape
when the REW/FF button is
depressed, and starts playback again
when you release the button.
Note:
eWhen the tape is completely rewound, a beep sounds. To listen to the
recorded messages again, press the MESSAGE PLAYBACK button
within 10 seconds after the beep.
To reset the tape
After having played back all the recorded messages, the unit automatically
rewinds the tape to the beginning and resets itself. New messages are
recorded over old messages.
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Play back the messages by pressing
the MESSAGE PLAYBACK button,
then press the STOP button at the end
of the messages you want 10 save.
Press the ANSWER ON button to turn
on the answering system.
The Cali-Counter returns to “O”.
The ANSWER ON indicator light is on.
The new messages will be recorded
after saved messages.
— 40 —
Basic operation
While an incoming call is being recorded, you cant monitor and answer it if
—vou wish.
When the unit answers a call, the
caller's message is heard through the
speaker on the base unit.
Adjust the VOLUME control.
Helpful hint:
_ #To answer the call while monitoring, lift up the portable handset or press
the TALK button of the portable handset.
“—Recording your own message
You may record a personal message on the tape. [t can be heard by
“anyone playing back messages remotely or manually.
Ald | Open the cassette panel and press the =.
_— MEMO RECORD button. ==
A series of short tones will sound, r=
followed by a long beep. =
Speak immediately after the long Es
beep. about 20 cm (8”) away from the r=
MIC (microphone). “=
— | 000. À | The IN USE indicator flashes.
To stop recording, press the STOP
button.
The IN USE indicator light goes out.
— 41 —
Advanced operation From a touch tone phone
Remote operation from a touch tone
phone
You can operate the answering system remotely from a touch tone
telephone while you are away from home.
The following features can be operated with a touch tone telephone.
— Playing back all messages (p. 44)
—Rewinding and fast forwarding
(p. 44)
— Playing back new messages only
(p. 45)
—Resetting the tape (p. 46)
— Recording your own message (p. 47)
— Skipping the greeting message
(p. 47)
—Re-recording the greeting message
(p. 48}
— Turning the answering system on/off
(р. 49)
—Prolongation of the remote operation
(p. 45)
To set the remote code number
The remote code number prevents unauthorized persons from accessing
your unit and listening to your messages. The remote code number is
made up of 2 digits. The first digit is factory preset, and the second digit is
selectable ("17 or “27}.
The factory preset number is shown on the label next to the REMOTE
CODE selector. This is the first digit of your remote code number.
The factory preset number
Example:
If the factory preset number is “4”, then your code number could be either
“41 or “42” depending on the position of the REMOTE CODE selector.
— 42 —
_… From a touch tone phone Advanced operation
Toit saver
When you call the unit from a touch tone telephone, the number of rings
before the unit answers tells you if there are any new messages or not.
| To use this feature, set the RINGS
| RINGS - : selector to the “AUTO” position.
: L mm | If the unit answers on the 2nd ring:
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There is at least one new message.
If the unit answers on the 6th ring:
There are no new messages.
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indicates there are no new messages and no need to make the unit
answer your call. This saves you the cost of the call.
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The remote operation can be maintained up to 2 minutes 40 seconds. To
continue, press “8. For details, see page 45.
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— 43 —
Advanced operation From a touch tone phone
To play back all messages
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1 755 | Cali your unit and press the remote
FIGE : code number during the greeting
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; Gao) - After a long beep. short beeps sound
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[Remote code no. | te indicate the number of recorded
TT - messages.
Press "5” within 4 seconds of the short
beeps.
B : The unit rewinds the tape and starts to
| | play back all the recorded messages.
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At the end of the last message.
3 beens sound.
3 | TT To stop listening. hang up
pep Old messages are saved and new
НЕЕ : messages will be recorded after them.
Helpful hint:
eEven if you do not press 5 mn step 2, all messages are played back
automatically
To rewind/fast forward the tape
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Press “1” to rewind the tape, press "2"
to fast forward the tape
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|1 | . The tape rewinds or fast forwards for a
few seconds and starts playback
From a touch tone phone Advanced operation
To continue the remote operation
During remote operation, the unit will stop and 2 beeps will be heard in the
following conditions:
—2 minutes 40 seconds after your unit answered.
—Every 2 minutes 40 seconds after pressing the command button.
2, | Press “8” within 10 seconds of hearing
__- ай two beeps to listen further messages.
> 8 | Otherwise, the call is terminated
- | a forcibly.
т o play back new messages only
- You can listen to new messages only without replaying the previousiy
. — heard messages.
- — т Call your unit and press the remote
1 | Heal code number during the greeting
Ш ies) F message playback.
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- a 5 After a long beep, short beeps sound
- [Remote code no. |... to indicate the number of recorded
messages.
> o Press “4” within 4 seconds of the short
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— роты 6-7 beeps.
_ | | 4 E The unit rewinds the tape and plays
back the recorded messages which
have not been listened to yet.
To stop remote operation, hang up.
. Note:
. Even during the playback of old messages, you can skip them by pressing
“mw”, -
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Advanced operation From a touch tone phone
To reset the tape
Within 10 seconds after or during playing back ali messages:
Press 3”.
The unit rewinds the tape to the
beginning. New messages will be
recorded over the old messages.
EE о To stop remote operation, hang up.
Within 10 seconds after having played back new messages only:
1 | a Press "3.
The unit rewinds the tape to the
beginning of the newly recorded
messages and a beep will be heard.
Press "3" again after hearing the beep.
The unit rewinds the tape to the
beginning.
To stop remote operation, hang up.
Note:
e To cancel the resetting of the tape, press “2” before hanging up
From a touch tone phone Advanced operation
- “To record your Own Message (Marker message)
- YOU Can leave your own message on the tape after listening to the last
- Message.
1. After 3 beeps indicating the end of the last message, wait for
10 seconds. When 2 beeps are heard, start to speak immediately.
2. To finish recording, bang up.
=i o skip the greeting message (For outside callers)
Callers can record their messages on the tape without listening to your
greeting message.
1 Call your unit and press “+” during the
| = greeting message playback.
series of short tones will sound,
2. | x The greeting message stops and a
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followed by a long beep.
Start recording right after the long
beep.
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Advanced operation
From a touch tone phone
To re-record the greeting message
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Cal! your unit and press the remote
code number during the greeting
message playback.
After a long beep, short beeps sound.
Press “7” within 4 seconds of the short
beeps.
A series of short tones will sound
followed by a long beep.
Speak right after the long beep.
To stop recording, press 9.
A long beep sounds and the new
greeting message is played back for
confirmation.
To stop remote operation, hang up.
eDo not pause for over 2 seconds while recording, or the recording results
in failure. If 6 beeps sound, start again from step 2
* When you want to re-record, start again from step 2.
— AS —
| From a touch tone phone | Advanced operation
. To turn the answering system on
1. Call your unit and wait until the unit rings 20 times.
2. When the unit answers your call, the greeting message 15 heard.
Then, hang up.
— -- The answering system turns on, TC
To turn off
1 ; (23) Call your unit and press the remote
Y ODO code number during the greeting
' 7)‘s]i9] message playback.
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After a long beep, short beeps sound.
ZZ 2 | Press “0” within 4 seconds of the short
: beeps.
5 | O o The answering system turns off.
— 49 —
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Advanced operation From the portable handset
Remote operation from the portable
handset
You can operate the answering machine from the portable handset using
dial buttons when the unit is in the answer mode.
When an incoming message is being recorded, the SCREEN/PLAYBACK
indicator on the handset flashes slowly.
The following features are available with your portabie handset.
—Playing back al! messages fp. 51)
—Rewinding and fast forwarding
(p. 51)
va —Ptaying back new messages only
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—Resetting the tape (р. 52)
--Monitoring an incoming cai (p 54)
— Recording мени оС пера im RAM
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— Turning the answering system on/off
(p. 55)
—Prolongation of the remote operation
{p. 53)
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if the SCREEN/PLAYBACK
indicator flashes when you press
the SCREEN/PLAYBACK button,
the answering system is turned off.
Press "#" to turn the answering
system on.
Duration time of the remote
operation
The remote operation can be
maintained up to 2 minutes
40 seconds. To continue, press “8”.
For details, see page 53.
— 50 —
From the portable handset Advanced operation
-..Jo play back alí messages
Press the SCREEN/PLAYBACK
button.
The SCREEN/PLAYBACK indicator
light is on.
Short beeps indicating the number of
recorded messages sound,
Press "5 (ALL MSG) after the short
beeps.
Short tones sound while the tape
rewinds, then all messages are played
back.
At the end of last message, 3 beeps
sound.
To stop remote operation, press the
SCREEN/PLAYBACK button.
The SCREEN/PLAYBACK indicator
light goes out. . ; Lo
— To rewind/fast forward the tape during playback
_—. - Press “17 (REW) to rewind the tape,
; es | press “2” (FF) to fast forward the tape
during playback.
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- Ly 5 Lo) : for a few seconds and starts playback.
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Advanced operation From the portable handset
To play back new messages only
Press the SCREEN/PLAYBACK
button.
The SCREEN/PLAYBACK indicator
light 1s on.
Short beeps indicating the number of
recorded messages sound
Press “4 (NEW MSG) after the short
beeps.
Short tones sound while the tape
rewinds, then new messages are
played back.
At the end of the last message,
3 beeps sound.
To stop remote operation, press the
SCREEN/PLAYBACK button.
The SCREEN/PLAYBACK indicator
light goes out.
To reset the tape
Within 10 seconds after or during piaying back ali messages:
Press “3" (RESET).
The unit rewinds the tape to the
beginning.
New messages wilt be recorded over
the old messages.
To stop remote operation, press the
SCREEN/PLAYBACK button.
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“From the portable handset Advanced operation
-- Within 10 seconds after having played back new messages only
using "4" (NEW MSG)
1 D OS. = | Press 37 (RESET).
The unit rewinds the tape to the
beginning of the newly recorded
messages anda beep sounds.
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SCREEN/PLAYBACK button.
. Note:
-_#To0 cancel the resetting of the tape, press "2 before ending the remote
— operation.
- To continue the remote operation
During remote operation, the unit will stop and 2 beeps will be heard in the
… following conditions: |
= — 2 minutes 40 seconds after your unit answered. —
—Every 2 minutes 40 seconds after pressing the command button.
| | To continue the remote operation,
press “8” (CONT.) within 10 seconds
LS) of hearing two beeps.
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e When the time- out 4 comes near, alarm tones will sound.
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Advanced operation From the portable handset
To monitor an incoming call
You will know that an incoming message 1s being recorded by the siow
flashing of the SCREEN/PLAYBACK indicator.
E Press the SCREEN/PLAYBACK
button.
The SCREEN/PLAYBACK indicator
turns to a steady light from slow
flashing, and you can listen to the
incoming call.
To stop remote operation, press the
SCREEN/PLAYBACK button again.
Helpfu! hint:
eTo answer the call while monitoring. press the TALK button.
To record your own message
Press the MEMO RECORD button.
The SCREEN/PLAYBACK indicator
light is on
A series of short tones will sound,
followed by a long beep.
Speak into your portable handset right
after the long beep.
To stop recording. press the MEMO
RECORD button again.
The SCREEN/PLAYBACK indicator
light goes out.
From the portable handset
Advanced operation
TO tum the answering system on
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Press the SCREEN/PLAYBACK
button.
The SCREEN/PLAYBACK indicator
light is flashing to show the answering
system is off.
Press “2” (ANS ON).
The SCREEN/PLAYBACK indicator
light turns to a steady light.
To stop remote operation, press the
SCREEN/PLAYBACK button.
Press the SCREEN/PLAYBACK
button.
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The SCREEN/PLAYBACK indicator
light is on to show the answering
system is on.
Press "0" (ANS OFF).
The SCREEN/PLAYBACK indicator
light goes out.
- 55 — —
The portable handset battery
The battery is always charging when the portabie handset is on the cradle.
If you keep the portable handset out of the base unit for a long time,
charging will be required.
When the BATT LOW indicator flashes
or a beep sounds every 15 seconds
during a conversation, it means the
battery needs to be charged.
í Place the portable handset on the
BATT LOW Indicator cradie for about 10 hours.
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The battery
is beneath
\ this cover.
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Notes: a
e Y qu can charge the battery when the POWER/RINGER switch is set to
either the ON or the OFF position.
e The portable handset battery will not overcharge if left on the base unit
for longer periods.
#You can use the unit for a short period of time before the 10 hours are up
or when the BATT LOW indicator flashes. Be sure to put the portable
handset on the cradle after use to continue charging.
elf the BATT LOW indicator still flashes after charging. replace the battery
with a new one. (See page 57.)
Clean the battery charge contacts with a soft cloth about once a
month, otherwise the portable handsel may not be charged properly.
How to replace the battery
Replace the battery with a new one if the BATT LOW indicator starts to
flash after a few telephone calls even when the battery has been charged
© for 10 hours.
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Set the POWER/RINGER switch on
the portable handset to the “OFF”
position, to prevent the memory loss.
Remove the battery compartment
cover,
Close the cover and s se et the
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eRemember to charge the battery for about 10 hours before use, after
replacing the battery.
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Wall moUNting —————UÑs 5
This unit can be mounted on a wall! phone plate.
1
Remove the handset guide from the
base unit.
2 7 pl Turn the handset guide around,
и e making sure that the projection is
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3 7 Tuck the telephone line cord inside the
wall mounting adaptor as shown.
— 58
Insert the tabs of the wall mounting
adaptor into the openings in the unit,
then push it in the direction of the
arrow (the word “UP” on the adaptor
should be upward).
Install screws and washers using the
wall template indicated below.
Connect the telephone line cord to
B.T. socket, then mount the unit
securely on the screws as shown.
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Maintenance of cassette tape and
deck
Cassette tape
e For optimum sound quality and performance. we recommend that you
use side 2 of the tape after six months and replace the tape with a new
one every year. assuming that the unit answers about ten calls a day.
eNever place a cassette tape near a magnetic source, such as a magnet
or a TV set: it may erase or distort the recorded message on the tape.
eMake sure that there is no slack TY
in the tape. If there is any slack. | e
remove it by rotating the tape |
reel with an instrument like a |
pencil, as shown.
Tape deck : _ >
Since the head and capstan assemblies are in contact with the tape. dirt
and residue from the tape may easily adhere to these parts, causing
distortion. Ciean these parts periodically in the manner described below
for the best sound quality
Clean the head surfaces, pinch roller and capstan with a cotton swab. if
these surfaces are extremely dirty. wipe them with a cotton swab
dampened with alcohol, then wipe them with a dry soft ctoth
Heads Pinch Roller i
[IT —-Capstan
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rs
Cotton Swab
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Notes:
e Do not bring magnetic or metal objects, such as screwdriver, near the
head assembly. as such objects could magnetize the heads
e Do not oil any part of the unit.
— 80 —
. Cassette
panel installation
[f the panel comes off, replace it by pushing as shown.
— 61 -
Troubleshooting
Sound flutters or fades.
—- You are too far from the base
unit. Approach it.
—Extend the aerials of the base
unit and the portable handset
fully.
| am encountering interference
from another unit.
— Select the other channel.
(See page 34.)
— Set the portable handset and
the base unit away from other
electric appliances.
When ! press the TALK button
to make a call, 3 beeps sound
and dial tone is not heard.
— Approach the base unit and try
again.
— Place the portable handset on
the cradie and try again.
— Be sure thai the AC adaptor is
connected.
The portable handset does not
ring.
— The POWER/RINGER switch is
in the “OFF position. Set to
"ON".
When pressing the INT /PAGE
button, 3 beeps sound and
paging cannot be done.
— Someone is operating the
answering system.
— You are too far from the base
unit. Approach it.
quide
The base unit does not ring.
— The RINGER volume selectors
in the “OFF position. Set to
"HIGH or "LOW".
| cannot page the portable
handset from the base unit.
— Paging cannot be done while
the base unit is receiving an
incoming call or recording some
messages.
— Set the POWER/RINGER switch
to the “ON” position.
| cannot store a telephone
number Into memory.
— You cannot store a number ино
memory while the unit is in the
talk mode or in the intercom
mode.
White storing a phone number,
the unit starts to ring.
— You can talk to the cailer by
pressing the TALK button. The
program will be cancelled; store
the phone number again.
À beep sounds every
15 seconds during conversation.
— Charge the battery fully
(See page 18.)
While having an intercom сай,
short tones are heard.
— Someone is calling you from
outside. Press the TALK button
to answer the outside call.
Intercom is terminated
— 62 —
: The Cali-Counter shows “E”
-{Error), or 6 quick beeps sound
during greeting message
recording, and it resuits in
— failure.
— Re-record your greeting
- Message, Speak clearly and
_ loudly, and do nol pause for
over 2 seconds while recording.
The answering system is on,
but no incoming messages are
recorded.
-The Call-Counter shows E”
{Error) when you return.
— he cassette tape is cut or is
not inserted. Insert the tape or
replace it with a new one.
-—— The greeting message is
“recorded improperly or not
recorded, so no one can leave a
_ message. Check and record a
- new greeting message.
A heen sounds every
i0 seconds on the base unit.
— New messages are recorded.
~~ Play back the messages.
Tcannot operate the answering
system by using the button of
the base unit.
—The portable handset user is
- Operating the answering system
- Or having a conversation. After
-- the IN USE indicator or IN USE:
INTERCOM indicator light goes
out, try again.
| cannot operate the answering
machine from a touch tone
phone.
— Be sure thal you press your
correct remote code number.
—In some areas, a remote touch
tone phone may not function
due to telephone line conditions.
such as line noise, echo, etc.
— The answering system may not
respond if à touch tone phone
produces tones while are too
short to activate the unit. Press
each button firmly and long.
— The answering system is off.
Turn it on. (See page 49.)
When the tape is played back,
the sound level is low, even if
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maximum position.
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— Clean the heads. (See page 60.5 —
The tape continues to run after a
caller hangs up.
—Set the VOX SENS selector to
the "LOW" position.
when pressing the
SCREEN/PLAYBACK button,
the SCREEN/PLAYBACK
mdicator flashes.
| cannot operate the answering
system with the portable
handset.
— Press “#" 10 turn on the
answering system.
(See page 55.)
— 63 —
When pressing the
SCREEN/PLAYBACK button,
3 beeps sound and operation
cannot be accomplished.
— Someone is operating the
answering system.
— Yau are too far from the base
unit. Approach it
After plugging in the AC
adaptor, the cassette deck does
not stop rewinding.
— Disconnect the AC adaptor, and
insert the micro cassette tape.
Then connect the AC adaptor
again.
The Cali-Counter showed “—”
when | returned home.
— Power failure took place. if new
messages have been recorded
after the power is restored, the
Call-Counter cannot count them,
so press the MESSAGE
PLAYBACK button for
confirmation.
| cannot use the unit during a
power failure.
— The unit will not function during
a power failure. We recommend
that you install 10 optional
batteries in the AC adaptor as
power failure protection,
(See pages 13-14.)
The unit does not work.
— The connection of the unit is
made improperly. Refer to
page 13.
— The battery af the portable
handset becomes weak. Charge
the battery “uliy. (See page 56)
The BATT LOW indicator
fiashes.
—Charge the battery fully.
(See page 56 )
i charged the battery for
10 Hours, but the BATT LOW
indicator flashes after a few
telephone calís.
— Clean the battery charge
contacts and charge once more
(See page 56.)
—Ît Is time to change the battery.
Please replace with a new one.
(See page 57}
The beginning of the cassette
tape has remained unrewound
after the unit rewinds the tape.
While operating the unit, the AC
adaptor feels warm.
The CHARGE indicator light
never goes out while the
portable handset is on the
cradle.
— These are norma! conditions.
| raké Speciarcare to Tollbw he safety
>. suggestions listed below.
1) Power Source: The unit should be
connected to a power supply only
Safety instructions ———————
2; Heat: The unit should be situatec
away from heat sources such as
radiators, kifchen range, etc. It also
should not be placed im rooms
where the temperature is less than
5°C (41°F) or greater than 40°C
of the type described in the (104 Fj.
- operating instructions or as marked
on the unit. Placement
2) Nonuse Periods: When the unit is
_ not used, iurn the power off. When
-_- left unused for a long period of 2
time, the base unit should be
unplugged from the household AC
- — outlet.
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Environment 3
1) Water and Moisture: co not use
__ Æhis unii near water—for example.
near a bath tub, washbowl. sink,
etc. Damp basements shouic also
— be avoided.
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Greeting : | Continue | Greeting
Message | Message
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! ¡Message Ski
unit answers, then hang up.
press code no
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OPERATION FROM TONE PHONE
“Rewind : [Fast Forward ‘| Reset|
! Recording Stop :
® То turn on the arswering system, call
your unt and wait for 20 rings. The
; #T0 turn off the answering system:
»press PE -hang up
1) Stacking: Do not place heavy
objects on top of this unit.
Foreign Material: Care should be
taken so that objects do not fall into
and liquids are noi spilled into the
umi, Do not subject this unit to
excessive smoke, dust, mechanical
vibration, or shock.
Surface: Place the unit on a flat,
level surface.
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Call your unit.
Press remote code no. ___—_ |
To skip greeting
message. press 3.
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To re-record greeting message. |
press FA. and speak after a ¡ong
beep. To stop recording. press
a J
и
| eTo play back all messages. press EJ.
e To play back new messages. press
eTo rew:nd the tape. press RE
eTo fast forward the tape, press El.
eTo reset the tape, press El.
e To record your own message, speak
i after 2 beeps after playback
| ¿e To continue. press El.
at
When you press a button, press firmly
For best performance WARNING: x
1) If noise prevents the conversation TO PREVENT FIRE OR SHOCK
from being understood at the HAZARD, DO NOT EXPOSE THIS
portable handset, approach the PRODUCT TO RAIN OR ANY TYPE
base unit to lessen the noise CF MOISTURE.
2) The portable handset should be
used at the “HIGH” volume setting if there 1+5 any trouble. disconnect the
when the reception tone is difficult to unit from the telephone line and
hear connect a known working phone. If the
3) The portable handset shouid be known working phone operates
tulty recharged on the base unit properly. CGO not reconnect the unit 10
when the BATT LOW indicator the telephone line until the trouble has
Hashes. been repaired. If the known working
4: The small-sized aerial otf the phone does Not operate property.
portable handset should not be consult with a telephone company.
touched during use because of its
high sensitivity.
The possible calling distance may
be shortened when the unit is used
in the following places:
Near obstacles such as hifls,
lunnels, undergrounds, near métal
objects such as wire fences. etc
5)
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OPERATION FROM PORTABLE (Proce Tin SCREEN PLAYBACK on) |
HANDSET ass the SCREEN/PLAYBACK button. | |
[ When the SCREEN-PLAYBACK |!
indicator flashes, press Ed to turn
on the answering system.
Press your desired dial button after the | *
short beeps. !
eTo play back all messages, press El
eTo play back new messages. press
Es.
e 10 rewind the tape. press E.
eTo fast forward the tape. press El
e 70 reset the tape, press El
e To continue. press E.
«To turn off the answering system.
m nlm — —— — dba 1 bl A
j
press EE
To record your own message. ¥ ~
1. Press the MEMO RECORD button — |
2. Speak after hearing short tones 1 Press the SCREEN PLAYBACK |
t0ilowed by a fang beep. L button to stop remote operation i
3 To stop recording. press the MEMO o — 66 —
RECORD button again !
GUARANTEE
CONDITIONS OF GUARANTEE
This guarantee is in addition to and does not in any way affect any statutory or other
rights of consumer purchasers. If within the applicable guarantee period, the
appliance proves to be defective by reason of faulty design, workmanship or
materials, we undertake subject to the following conditions to have the defective
appliance (or any part or pars there of) repaired or replaced free of charge.
1. The appliance shall have been purchased and used solely within the UK and in
accordance with standard operating instructions and the technical and/or Safety
Standards required in the UK.
- 2. The purchaser will within 7 days of purchase complete the included card and
send it to us for registration. Failure to return such card could result in delay in
providing the guarantee service.
3. The appliance should be returned together with this guarantee and proof of date
of purchase promptly on being found defective at the purchaser's risk and
expense to the authorized dealer from whom the appliance was purchased or tc
the nearest authorized dealer. AIl enquiries must be through such dealers.
4. This guarantee shall not apply to damage caused through fire, accident,
lightening, misuse, wear and tear, neglect, incorrect adjustment or repair, to
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manner or inconsistent with the technical and/or safety standards required in the
country where this appliance is used, or to damage occurred during transit to or
from the purchaser.
5. If at any time during the guarantee period any part or parts of the appliance are
replaced with a part or parts not supplied or approved by us or of an objective
quality safe and suitable for the appliance, or the appliance has been dismantled
or repaired by any person not authorized by us, we shall have the right to
terminate this guarantee in whole or in part immediately without further notice.
6. The purchaser's sole and exclusive remedy under this guarantee against us is for
the repair or replacement of the appliance or any defective part or parts and no
other remedy, including, but not limited to, incidental or consequential damage or
loss of whatsoever nature shall be available to the purchaser.
7. This guarantee shall not apply to cassette tapes, batteries and any other items of
limited natural life.
8. Our decision on all matters relating to complaints shall be final. Any appliance or
defective part which has been replaced shall become our property.
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3. The guarantee period applicable to this product shall be 12 months.
Please keep these Operating Instructions with your receipt.
Panasonic Business Systems U.K.
Receipt No. Date of Purchase
Model No. Serial No.
KX-T4300BE
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Matsushita Electric Industrial Co, Ltd.
Central P OQ. Box 288. Osaka 530-91 Japar
Printed in Japan PQQX10052Z8B Fo992M1112