GE 2-9200 Manuel utilisateur

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INTRODUCTION

Thank you for purchasing atelephone from GE Com-

munications Products. Your GE Telephone is acarefully

engineered, high-quality, durable product with natural sound

quality, modern features and elegant styling. It is designed to

give you the quality and convenience you expect in a

telephone.

To familiarize yourself with all the features of your telephone,

please read the following instructions carefully. Retain this

Guide for future reference.

FCC NUMBER IS LOCATED ON THE HANDSET BO~OM END NEAR THE CORD

REN NUMBER IS LOCATED ON THE HANDSET BO~OM END NEAR THE CORD.

OTHER IMPORTANT INFORMATION ON BACK COVER OF THIS GUIDE.

TELEPHONE FEATURES

Features

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Tone/Pulse Switchable

–Offers Tone dialing for use on Touch Tone Lines or

–Pulse dialing or

–Total integration of Tone and Pulse for access to long

distance services without added cost of Tone.

Flash Function for use with enhanced phone company

services such as Call Waiting.

Handy index of phone numbers in base.

Tone Feedback confirms each digit was dialed.

One-Touch Redial of last number dialed.

Two Tone Ringer for arich sounding ring.

Hi/Lo/Off ringer control.

Tangle resistant cord.

Decorator Styling in aVersatile Design

●New elegance in atwo-piece design.

.Fullwall and desk capability. Covers standard wall jack

completely.

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TELEPHONE CONTROLS

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TELEPHONE CONTROLS

1.HOOKSWITCH

2. FLASH BU~ON

3. RINGER LOUDNESS SWITCH

4. MICROPHONE

5. FCC and MODEL LABEL

6. REPLACEABLE CORD

Tangle-resistant and replaceable cord for convenience.

7.PHONENUMBER LOG

Recordthe names and numbersofthe peopleyou most

frequently call.

8.CRADLE

9.TELEPHONE NUMBER DISPLAY

10.PULS~ONE SWITCH

TouchTone or Pulse Dialing, orcombinations ofTone and

Pulse, foraccess to long distance service

11.REDIALBUTTON

Forquickcall-back of last numberdialed.

12.EARPIECE

Tone Feedback

Confirms each digit wasdialed.

TELEPHONE OUTLET REQUIREMENTS

Amodular (Universal Service

Order Code) USOC; CAI1 Aoutlet

editjack (example illustrated) is

required.

Installation of this telephone in

locations with 4-prong jacks or with

hard-wired outlets will require additional Converters.

(not included). The dealer from whom you purchased your

phone or atelephone supply store can advise you regarding

the proper Converter.

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INSTALLATION -DESK OR TABLETOP

Telephone is packaged for desk use,

to install do the following: /

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Plug coiled end of CORD into

HANDSET MODULAR JACK 4

Plug straight end of cord into

MODULAR (RJI IC) WALL JACK.

Set RINGER Switch to HI

●LO =Sound will be lower.

●OFF=Telephone will not ring. +:@gll

Set PULSflONE Switch to

TONE. If dialing cannot be

accomplished, switch to PULSE.

You are now ready to try your new telephone.

INSTALLATION -WALL MOUNTING

1. Turn telephone cradle over and ,4 4A

Dush release door off in direction ~~ I*

of arrow. Remove CRADLE

BOTTOM.

Locate CORD WRAP POST and

unwrap CORD completely from

base.

Feed plug and about 2inches of

straight cord thru hole in CORD

WRAP POST

Wrap remaining straight CORD

around CORD WRAP POST

leaving enough to go down and

through the restrainer at the coiled

cord end of the cradle.

Attach cradle bottom to CRADLE

TOP. Be sure the coiled cord

aligns with the CO/~~D CORD

graphics on the underside of

the CRADLE TOP. Replace

release door to secure cradle.

NOTE: There is only one

configuration in which the

halves fit together properly.

Connect coiled end of CORD to

~A~DS~Tand then, plug straight

end of cord in wall phone modular

jack.

Slip CRADLE over WALL PMTE

You are now ready to try your new telephone.

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HOW TO MAKE AND RECEIVE CALLS

To Make ACall

Pick up HANDSET.

Wait for dial tone.

Dial telephone number.

When finished, hang-up.

To Receive aCall

(Make sure the Ringer Switch is not OFF)

1. When phone rings, pickup ~A~DS~Tand talk.

2. When finished, hang-up HANDSET ;

The telephone automatically remembers the last number

dialed (up to 16 digits long), This number will remain in redial

memory until another number is dialed.

To Redial Last Number

Pick up HANDSET,

Wait for dial tone.

Press RED/AL.

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IN CASE OF DIFFICULTY

Should your phone not operate properly, follow the Service

Check List. If still inoperative, disconnect the phone and try

another phone (if one is available) or another cord to .

determine whether the problem is in the telephone, the cord or

the line. If i~ the phone, discontinue its use and follow the ,

SERVICE procedure in this manual. If in the line, notify the ;

telephone company immediately. The telephone company will

charge for aservice call if the problem is attributable to

equipment you own.

SERVICE CHECKLIST

In case of difficulty, check the following before seeking semice.

PROBLEM

1. No dial tone.

2. Phone does not

dial out.

3. Phone does not

ring.

4. Incoming and

outgoing voice

volume low.

5. Tone feedback

flutter when

dialing in Pulse

mode.

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SOLUTION

●Check Cords: Are they inserted pro- ~

propedy and secure~ Are they damaged?

●Check HOOK SW/TCH.- Does it fully

etiend when Handset is lifted from cradle

cCheck PU~SE/TO~E switch. Is it in

TONE position which may not be

compatible with yourlocaldialing service?

QIs R/~GER SW/TC~ in OFF position? :.-

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cAre you using too many phones on one ‘

line? ~he total REN of all phones on the :

same line should not be greater than the :

mnimum” REN for your calling area. See *

FCC Registration Information on page 12.)

DPerform. checks under first problem

(Number 1).

FAre other phones off hook at same time? If

so, this is normal condition as volume

drops when additional phones are used at

once.

~This is normal as power is fluctuating with

phone outpulsing.

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PRODUCTCARE

To keep your GE Telephone working and Iookinggood, follow

these few simple rules:

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Avoid putting telephone near heatina -

appliances and devices that generat~

electrical noise. (i.e., motors, fluorescent

lamps.)

Telephone should not be exposed to direct

sunlight or moisture. “

●Avoid dropping the Handset

rough treatment to the phone. and other

●Clean telephone with asoft cloth. :

(Remember to first unplug phone from

wall outlet)

●Never use astrong cleaning agent or

abrasive powder, as this will damage the

finish.

●Retain the original packaging for future

use.

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