Panasonic KX-TM100B Manuel utilisateur

Panasonic

Digital

Answering

System

Model

No.

KX-TM100B

Operating

Instructions

DIGITAL

PLEASE

READ

BEFORE

USE

AND

SAVE.

Before

Initial

Use

Please

read

IMPORTANT

SAFETY

INSTRUCTIONS

pages

29-30

before

use.

Read

and

understand

all

instructions.

Thank

you

for

purchasing

your

new

Panasonic

digital

answering

system.

I-1

■

Attach

your

purchase

receipt

here.

For

your

future

reference

Serial

No.

Date

purchase

(found

the

bottom

the

unit)

Name

and

address

dealer

Accessories

(Included)

For

extra

orders,

call

1-800*332*5368.

□

Adaptor

(p.

□

Telephone

Line

Cord

(p.

Order

No.

PQLV1Z

one

Contents

Location

Controls.

Display.

Settings.

Connections.

Greeting

Message.

Programming

Summary

Preparation.

Day

and

Time

Adjustment.

Selecting

the

Number

Rings.

Automatic

Answering

Operation.

Setting

the

Unit

Answer

Calls.

Listening

Messages.

Erasing

Messages.

Recording

Your

Telephone

Conversation.

Remote

Operation

from

Touch

Tone

Phone.

Setting

the

Remote

Code.

Voice

Menu.20

Direct

Remote

Operation.22

Before

Requesting

Help.

FCC

and

Other

Information.27

Important

Safety

Instructions.

Location

Controls

ANSWER

Indicator

{p.

13,14,

16)

Display

The

clock

needs

adjusting

messages

have

been

recorded,

(p-10.

11).

Your

message

was

not

recorded

Memory

full.

Erase

some

all

correctly.

Record

again

the

messages

(p.

16).

(P-7,17).

The

speaker

volume

level

set

greeting

message

being

played

“5”.

You

can

select

from

levels

(p.

8).

The

display

shows

the

(0-8)

(p.

13,

14).

elapsed

time.

Settings

Connections

•USE

ONLY

WITH

Panasonic

ADAPTOR

PQLV1

(Order

No.

PQLV1Z).

•The

adaptor

must

remain

connected

all

times.

(It

normal

for

the

adaptor

feel

warm

during

use.)

Greeting

Message

You

can

record

personal

greeting

message

minutes.

message

not

recorded,

one

two

pre-recorded

greetings

will

played

when

call

received

(p.

8).

[ah

messages

(greeting,

incoming,

etc.)

are

stored

digital

memory

(p.

8).

The

total

recording

time

about

minutes,

recommend

you

record

brief

greeting

message

(see

sample

below)

order

leave

time

for

recording

new

messages.

record

greeting

message

Press

(GREETING

REC)

start

the

recording

mode.

•

“Press

RECORD

again

record

greeting."

heard.

Within

seconds,

press

(GREETING

REC)

again

record

your

greeting.

•A

long

beep

sounds.

After

the

long

beep,

talk

clearly,

about

inches

(20

cm)

away

from

the

MIC

(microphone).

•The

display

shows

the

elapsed

recording

time.

•

you

record

for

over

minutes,

the

unit

will

stop

recording

automatically.

Press

(STOP)

•A

long

beep

sounds.

•To

change

the

message,

repeat

from

step

Greeting

message

sample

“Hello,

this

(your

name

and/or

number).

Sorry

cannot

take

your

call.

Please

leave

message

after

the

beep.

Thank

you.”

Settings

check

the

greeting

message

Press

[GREETING

CHECK)

•The

greeting

played

back

and

the

display

shows

the

elapsed

time.

erase

the

recorded

greeting

message

Press

[GREETING

CHECK!

press

[erase]

while

the

message

being

played.

•The

unit

will

answer

calls

with

pre-recorded

greeting.

Pre-recorded

greeting

message

you

not

record

greeting

message

(p.

7),

one

two

messages

will

played

when

call

received,

depending

the

remaining

recording

time.

check

the

pre-recorded

greeting,

press

[GREETING

CHECK

•

pre-recorded

greeting

played

follows:

“Hello,

are

not

available

now.

Please

leave

your

name

and

phone

number

after

the

beep.

will

return

your

call.”

When

“BBH"

displayed;

“Hello,

are

not

available

now.

Please

call

again.

Thank

you

for

your

call

”

Flash

Memory

Message

Backup

Messages

are

stored

indefinitely

“flash

memory”

chip

and

will

not

affected

power

failures.

All

the

messages

are

saved

until

you

erase

them.

Programming

Summary

Preparation

You

can

program

the

following

functions.

See

the

page

numbers

below

for

details.

Press

(function)

enter

the

programming

mode.

The

display

shows

the

number

recorded

messages.

set

day,

see

page

10.

set

hour

day,

see

page

10.

set

minutes,

see

page

10.

select

the

number

rings,

see

page

12.

set

the

remote

code,

see

page

19.

Press

(SKIP/FF)

[REPEAT/REW]

for

the

desired

settings.

When

finished,

press

(FUNCTION)

•You

can

exit

the

programming

mode

any

time

pressing

(STOP)

waiting

for

seconds.

Settings

Day

and

Time

Adjustment

Voice

Day/Time

Stamp:

During

playback,

synthesized

voice

will

announce

the

day

and

time

when

each

message

was

recorded.

Press

FUNCTION

set

day.

©“Sunday”

announced.

previously

adjusted,

the

day

will

heard.

Press

ISKIP/FF)

Irepeat/rew)

until

you

hear

the

current

day.

©The

display

shows

Sunday

Monday

Tuesday

Wednesday

Thursday

Friday

Saturday

Press

(FUNCTION

set

hour

day.

©“12AM”

announced.

previously

adjusted,

the

hour

day

will

heard.

Press

(SKIP/FF)

[REPEAT/REWl

until

you

see

the

current

hour

displayed.

©The

unit

will

announce

any

change

between

and

PM.

oPressing

and

holding

(SKIP/FF)

(REPEAT/REW)

will

change

the

hour

display

quickly.

Press

iFUNCtiON)

set

minutes.

o“0”

announced.

previously

adjusted,

the

minute

will

heard.

Press

[

KIP/FF)

(REPEAT/REW)

until

you

see

the

current

minutes

displayed.

•

Pressing

and

holding

(SfOP/FF]

[REPEAT/REW)

will

change

the

minute

display

quickly.

Press

(FUNCTION

•The

unit

will

announce

the

day/time.

•To

exit

the

programming

mode,

press

(STOP)

wait

for

seconds.

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