Cortelco 3693 Guide de configuration

CENTURION

MEMORY TELEPHONE

OWNER’S

INSTRUCTION MANUAL

CENTURION

MEMORY TELEPHONE

• Desk/Wall Mountable • Line In-Use

Indicator • Visual Ringing Indicator • Tone/

Pulse Switchable Dialing • FLASH • HOLD

• MUTE • Message Waiting Light • Last Num-

ber Redial • PAUSE • 3 Single-Touch Memory

Locations • 10 Two-Touch Memory Locations

• Ringer Volume Control • Data Port • Hearing-

Aid Compatible

Congratulations on purchasing the CENTU-

RION MEMORY telephone. All products in

the CENTURION family of telephones

combine the lastest technology to provide

sophisticated solutions to your complex

communication needs.

Your new telephone was made

by people who take a great deal

of PRIDE in producing quality

products to assure you years of

trouble-free service.

We want you to know all about your new

telephone, how to install it, the features it

provides, and the services you can expect

from its use. We have included this information

in your Owner’s Instruction Manual.

PLEASE READ BEFORE INSTALLING

AND USING YOUR NEW TELEPHONE.

Contents

Important Safety Instructions ....................................... 2

Features Of Your Telephone ......................................... 4

Installing Your Telephone .............................................. 7

Unpacking Your Telephone .............................................. 7

Modular Wall Jacks .......................................................... 7

Desk Installation ............................................................... 8

Wall Installation ................................................................ 8

Check For Dial Tone ........................................................ 9

Before Using Your Telephone ..................................... 10

Using Your Telephone .................................................. 11

Maintenance Information ............................................. 12

Telephone Service Problems ..................................... 12

No Dial Tone ................................................................... 12

Dial Tone But No Ringing ................................................ 12

Dial Tone But No Dialing ................................................. 12

Repair of Your Telephone ............................................ 13

The FCC Wants You To Know ...................................... 14

IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

Always follow basic safety precautions when

using your telephone equipment to reduce the

risk of fire, electrical shock, and injury.

1. Read and understand all instructions in

the Owner’s Instruction Manual.

2. Read all warnings and follow all instructions

marked on the product.

3. Unplug this product from the wall outlet

before cleaning. Use a damp cloth for

cleaning. Do not use liquid or aerosol

cleaners.

4. Do not use the telephone near water. For

example, do not use near a bathtub, wash

bowl, kitchen sink, laundry tub, swimming

pool, or in a wet basement.

5. Do not place this product on an unstable

cart or stand. The product may fall causing

serious damage to the product.

6. Do not place any objects on the tele

phone line cord. Do not locate the telephone

where the line cord will be walked on.

7. Do not block or cover ventilation slots

and openings in the bottom of the

telephone.The openings should never be

blocked by placing the telephone on a bed,

sofa, rug, or other similar surfaces. This tele

phone should never be placed near or over a

radiator or heat register. This telephone

should never be placed in a built-in installation

unless proper ventilation is provided.

8. Never spill liquid on the telephone or

push objects of any kind through ventila-

tion slots. Liquid or objects may touch

dangerous voltage points or short out parts

that could result in a risk of fire or electrical

shock.

9. Do not disassemble this product. Opening

or removing covers may expose you to

dangerous voltages or other risks. Incorrect

reassembly can cause electrical shock when

the product is subsequently used.

10. Avoid using a telephone during a local

thunderstorm. There may be a remote risk

of electrical shock from lightning.

11. Do not use a telephone in the vicinity of a

gas leak to report the leak, or otherwise.

12. Unplug the telephone from the wall outlet

and refer servicing to qualified service

personnel under the following conditions:

• When the line cord is frayed or plugs

damaged.

• If liquid has been spilled into the tele-

phone.

• If the telephone has been exposed to rain

or water.

• If the telephone does not operate

properly by following the operating

instructions.

• If the telephone has been dropped or the

housing damaged.

• If the telephone exhibits distinct change

in performance.

SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS

FEATURES OF YOUR TELEPHONE

Hearing-Aid Compatible Handset The handset on your Cen-

turion telephone works with magnetically-coupled hearing aids.

Ringer Volume Control The 3-position switch (located on the

back of the telephone) is used to set ringer volume. Set control on

the left side for high ring volume or toward the right for low or off.

TONE/PULSE Switch The TONE/PULSE switch, located on the

back of your telephone, is used to set the type of dialing for your

telephone to match the local service from your telephone company.

The 'P' position is for Pulse dialing service. The 'T' position is for Tone

dialing service. (Some telephone companies cannot accept Tone

dialing.)

Telephone Line Cord Jack Connect the modular line cord

supplied with your telephone at this jack: long cord for desk

installation; short cord for wall installation.

DATA PORT You can connect a data device (such as a modem)

at the data port jack on the rear of the telephone to connect the

device through the telephone network to a distant modem. The data

port connects in parallel with the telphone line. While the modem is

in use, incoming calls receive a busy signal.

Pushbutton Dial The pushbutton dial is used to dial numbers using

either pulse or tone dialing.

FEATURES OF YOUR TELEPHONE

MESSAGE WAITING LIGHT The message light indicates that a

message is waiting. It also provides ring indication.

NOTE: To configure your telephone

for a PBX system generating 90-volt

message waiting signals, use the

MW switch located on the back of the

housing. 90-Volt message waiting is

set on either T/R (Tip/Ring, the Red/

Green wires) or A (A-lead, the yel-

low-black wires).

VISUAL RING INDICATOR The Visual Ring Indicator will light when

a ringing signal is applied to the telehone.

TONE BUTTON The tone button is used to change the dialing mode

from pulse to tone during a dialing sequence, when your local

service is set for rotary dial service.

FLASH Button The FLASH button sends an interrupt signal to the

distant office. The interrupt is a 600-millisecond, timed line discon-

nect which tells the distant office that you wish to use an available

feature. The results of a FLASH signal will depend on the services

you have available.

RD/P Button (Redial/Pause) Your Centurion telephone stores in

memory the last number dialed (31 digits maximum). You can redial

the last number dialed by lifting the handset and pressing the RD/

P button. This button must be the first button pressed after lifting

the handset to activate the redial feature.

You can erase the number stored in memory by lifting the

handset and dialing any digit.

To use the Pause feature, press the RD/P buttion while dialing your

number to insert a two-second pause.

Memory Locations Two-Touch and SIngle-Touch locations are

used to store and retrieve numbers for automatic dialing. Each

location can store 16 digits, including numbers, flashes, pauses,

and dialing output changes. Three single-touch memory locations

(M1, M2 and M3) are reserved for storing emergency numbers.

STORE BUTTON The STORE Button is used to store numbers in

memory locations for automatic dialing. You can store a maximum

of 3 one-touch numbers and 10 two-touch numbers, each with 16

digits maximum. To store a number lift the handset, press the the

STORE button and dial numbers (16 digitis maximum), press the

STORE button again and press the desired memory location button

(pushbutton dial 0-9, or M1, M2, or M3). Place the handset on-hook,

or press the STORE button to continue storing numbers.

FEATURES OF YOUR TELEPHONE

RECALL BUTTON The RECALL button is used to recall the

numbers stored in the Memory locations. To recall a stored number,

lift the handset, press the recall button and dial the digit (0-9). The

three emergency locations are activated by lifting the handset and

pressing the M1, M2, or M3 button.

MUTE Button Press the MUTE button so that the other party cannot

hear the conversation at your telephone. The LED lights indicating

the conversation is muted. You can continue to listen to the other

party. Pressing the MUTE button a second time will return you to

the call and the LED goes out.

IN-USE Indicator The in-use indicator will light when the handset

is lifted from the cradle.

MONITOR BUTTON Press the Monitor Button to dial a number and

pick up the handset when you party answers.

HOLD Button Press the HOLD button and return the handset to

the cradle to put the call on local hold where it can be retrieved at

any telephone connected to the line. The HOLD LED flashes when

a call is placed on hold. To retrieve the call lift the handset or, if the

handset is off hook, press the HOLD button

VOLUME CONTROL Your telephone com-

plies with the latest FCC part 68 regulations

by having a switch in its handset (see

location of switch as shown in pictorial) that

allows the user to increase the subset's

receive volume. This increased volume should

allow persons with hearing impairments to

carry on normal conversations by adjusting

the receive volume to its proper level.

RJ11C RJ11W

AW04-59

INSTALLING YOUR TELEPHONE

UNPACKING YOUR TELEPHONE

Check the contents of the carton. Make sure you have a

telephone, a baseplate, a 7-foot handset cord, a long modular line

cord, and a short modular line cord.

If anything is missing or damaged, contact the place of

purchase.

MODULAR JACKS

To install your telephone, you must have a modular wall jack

at the desired location, or a 4-prong jack that can be modified with

a 4-prong adapter. If your telephone line does not have a modular

wall jack, or a jack that can be modified, you must have one installed.

DANGER: To reduce the risk of electrical shock and

personal injury, observe the following when install-

ing station wiring:

1. Never install telephone wiring during a light-

ning storm.

2. Never install telephone jacks in wet locations

unless the jack is specifically designed for wet

locations.

3. Never touch uninsulated telephone wires or

terminals unless the telephone line has been

disconnected at the network interface.

4. Use caution when installing or modifying

telephone lines.

Various types of modular wall

jacks are shown to the right. The

USOC RJ11C modular wall jack is

for desk telephones and the USOC

RJ11W modular wall jack is for

modular wall telephones.

Various types of 4-prong wall

jacks are shown to the right along

with a 4-prong adapter. The 4-

prong adapter plugs into the wall

jack for modular wall jack service.

INSTALLING YOUR T ELEPHONE

DESK INSTALLATION

To install as a desk telephone, refer to the diagram.

•Insert the baseplate mounting posts into the mounting

holes and locking slot on the housing.

Housing Baseplate

•Connect the line cord into the jack on the back of the phone.

•Plug the unattached end of the line cord into the modular

wall jack.

WALL INSTALLATION

To install a wall telephone, refer to the diagram.

•Plug the line cord into the jack

and route the free end down

through the channel on the

baseplate.

•Insert the baseplate mounting

posts and latch into the

mounting holes and locking slot.

•Plug the line cord into the

wallplate.

•Slip the eyelets of the baseplate

down onto the wallplate posts in

a downward direction.

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