Uniden FP203 Manuel utilisateur

FP203

Introduction ..............................................................................................1

Features ........................................................................................1

Included in your package .............................................................1

Location and Controls ..............................................................................2

Setup ......................................................................................................2

Connecting Line Cords and AC Adaptors ...................................3

Setting Time and Date .................................................................3

Optional Backup Battery Installation .......................................................3

Telephone Key Function ..........................................................................5

Display Messages .....................................................................................6

Caller ID ...................................................................................................7

Caller ID Operation ..................................................................................7

Speed Dial Numbers ................................................................................8

Troubleshooting .......................................................................................9

Warranty .................................................................................................10

Storing One-Touch Speed Dial Numbers ....................................8

Storing Two-Touch Speed Dial Numbers ....................................8

Dialing One-Touch Numbers ......................................................8

Dialing Two-Touch Numbers ......................................................8

TIP

Included in your package

1 - Handset with curly cord and phone base

1 - Telephone line cord

1- Owner's manual

1 - AC Adaptor

1 - Speed Dial label

Optional extras

4 - AA size 1.5V batteries

Features

Caller Display

99 Caller ID memory

Call Back Function

NEW CALL light

Speaker Phone

Last number redial

Last 10 numbers call back

FLASH button

REDIAL/PAUSE button

Message waiting function

10 two-touch memories

6 one-touch memories

Clock

CONTENTS

INTRODUCTION

To get the most from

your phone, please

read the Owner's

Manual thoroughly.

Handset

Speaker

Hook Switch

Coil Cord

LCD Display

NEW Call and

NEW Message

Indicator

In Use Indicator

Ringer

HI/LO

Switch

Line Cord

Battery

Compartment

Jack for

Coil Cord

Adaptor

Socket

Jack for Line Cord

Optional AA Batteries

can be used instead of

the AC Adaptor.

This unit is not

waterproof. Do not

expose this product to

rain, water, moisture

or any other liquid.

AC Adaptor

SETUP

LOCATION OF CONTROLS

New Zealand

Australia

Tel Line Adaptor (Not supplied)

Batteries may be used instead of the supplied AC Adaptor.

1. Remove the battery compartment cover.

2. Fit 4 x AA alkaline batteries.

3. Replace the cover and secure with screw.

4x AA Batteries

Connecting Line Cords and AC Adaptor

1. Plug one end of the supplied telephone cord into the telephone line socket located

at the rear of the phone.

2. Plug the other end into the telephone line wall jack.

3. Plug the AC Adaptor lead into the power socket at the rear of the phone.

4. Plug AC Adaptor into a standard wall outlet and switch it on.

Setting Time and Date

If you subscribe to a Caller ID Service, your time and date will automatically be set for you

when you receive your first call to this unit.

1. Press and hold , display shows "Set Time".

2. Use and to select the correct number, press to confirm and move

to the next digit, HH:MM DD/MM.

3. Press to exit.

FLASH

DIAL

DEL

If using the AC Adaptor,

Batteries are not

required for normal

operation.

Battery

Compartment

Push in to

remove cover

Push in to

remove cover

OPTIONAL BACKUP BATTERY INSTALLATION

Digit Insert 0 Caller ID

To correctly display and dial Call ID numbers, you may need to insert a digit at the beginning of

your telephone number. (eg: in New Zealand, Telecom requires a '0' to be inserted.)

If you subscribe to Telecom New Zealand, this code has already been set for you to '0'. If you

subscribe to another telephone company, please set the LDS code as blank '_ _'.

If this phone is used with a business PABX - consult the PABX manufacturer for the correct setting.

For private household telephone lines, set to 'Insert O Off'.

If this phone is used with a business PABX - consult the PABX manufacturer for the

correct setting.

While the handset is on the base:

1. Press button twice quickly. "Insert O Off" or "Insert O On" will be displayed.

2. Use and to choose on or off.

3. Press to store.

New Zealand:

Australia:

DEL

Telecom New Zealand

Customers:

Australian Customers:

this code is

already set to "0".

Set to 'Insert 0 Off'.

DIAL

For 'Call Waiting' to

operate you must

subscribe to this service

through your local

telephone company.

If you do not have this

service, then pressing

the flash button during a

call may disconnect the

caller.

FLASH

Ringer Hi/Low

Regular dialling

Redial function

Last 10 number redial

Pause function

Mute button

Handset Volume

Flash button - Call Waiting

Set the Ringer Switch to the desired level for HI and for LOW. The Switch is located

underneath the unit.

Lift the handset and listen for dial tone. Then enter the telephone number you wish to call. The

dialled number will appear on the display screen whenever you make a call.

To redial the previous number you called. Lift the handset or press and press .

1. With the handset on the cradle press .

2. Press or to review the last 10 numbers dialled.

3. Pick up the handset or press to dial the selected number.

To insert a temporary pause. Press the /pause button during a dialling sequence. For

example, in some cases when dialling an international number you need to place a pause between

the clusters of numbers to allow the telephone company, relaying the call, time to process it. The

number 011-886-22-795-1234 would need to be dialled 011 /pause 886, /pause

22, /pause795, /pause 12345.

For privacy when you are required to consult with a person standing next to you and do not wish

the party on the line to hear your conversation, press . Press again to resume the

conversation.

During the call press or to adjust the volume.

New Zealand:

Australia:

If the Call Waiting tone sounds while you are on a call -

Press the button to switch between callers.

Press then to switch between callers.

To switch your call to speaker phone, press and hang up the handset. To switch

back, simply pick up the handset and speak. You can make, receive and dial in the

speaker mode.

During the conversation, you can press or to adjust the speaker volume.

Speaker Button

Speaker Volume

REDIAL

MUTEMUTE

REDIAL

TELEPHONE KEY FUNCTIONS

Message Waiting

MSG

Total & New Calls

No Calls

Private

Repeat Calls

End of List

Out of Area

Battery Low Indicator

(New Zealand Only)

MESSAGE WAITING

MSG

NO CALL

PRIVATE

REPEAT

review

CALL

will be saved as a

Caller ID record. The function may not be

available in all areas.

This displays the total calls received and which of those

are new calls.

When all calls have been deleted the screen will display

If a caller has exercised the option which prevents the

caller's name and number from being sent, the screen

will display

If the same call is received again on the same day,

will be displayed in the top right of the LCD

screen.

This is displayed when you use the or

and have reached the top end of the call history list. If

there are no calls in the list the LCD screen displays

This will be displayed when the caller's telephone

company does not provide caller ID services or does not

provide name and number services via the long distance

network.

If you are using batteries, this icon is displayed when the

batteries require replacing.

If you have arranged a voice mail service with your

telephone company, the LCD screen will display

for a few seconds after a call is

received. The screen will then display in the upper

left corner until you retrieve the message from the voice

mail service.

MESSAGE WAITING

MSG

DISPLAY MESSAGES

For LCD messages to

operate, you must first

subscribe to the caller ID

service through your

local telephone company.

New Call Indicator

Review Call Records

Call Records

Call Back feature

Del button - for deleting Caller ID records

Individual Delete

Delete All

Use the or buttons to scroll through the caller list. At the end of the

call record list, END OF LIST will be displayed.

Your phone stores up to 99 Call records. When the list is full a new incoming call will

automatically delete the oldest call record.

You can automatically dial the number of a person who has recently called.

1. Select the caller that you wish to call back by pressing the or

button.

2. Pick up the handset of press and the number will be dialled.

1. With the handset in its cradle, press or buttons or select the number

you wish to delete.

2. Now press the button. The LCD screen will show

3. To confirm the number chosen is to be deleted, press again. The number

will be deleted.

1. With the handset in its cradle, press or buttons or select the number

you wish to delete.

2. Press and hold and will be displayed.

3. P

review

DEL?

All Del

The red indicator light of your phone will flash when you have New Calls. It will

continue to flash until you have reviewed the calls displayed on the LCD screen.

ress to delete all records.

DEL

For call ID features to

operate you must first

subscribe to this service

through your local

telephone company.

DEL

CALLER ID OPERATION

A caller ID record consists of the following information:

Time and Date of call

Number of new calls or record number

Total calls

Caller's number

Caller's name (if available)

CALLER ID

The LCD display will not

operate if the AC Adaptor

is not connected or if the

batteries are flat or not

installed.

AUTO

SPEED DIAL NUMBERS

Six speed dial numbers can be programmed into the memory of your telephone

( - ). Each memory location can store a maximum of 16 digits.

1. Press . The LCD shows "-->"

2. Enter phone number using the keypad (up to 16 digits).

3. Press . The LCD shows "-->?".

4. Press the speed dial location you wish to store the number to - .

5. The LCD shows

1. Press . The LCD shows "-->".

2. Enter phone number using the keypad (up to 16 digits).

3. Press . The LCD shows "-->?".

4. Press the speed dial location you wish to store the number to - .

5. The LCD shows

To dial a stored memory number:

1. Pick up the handset or press .

2. Press the desired speed dial button, - .

To dial a stored two-touch memory number:

1. Pick up the handset or press .

2. Press followed by the location number, ( - ).

Storing One-Touch Speed Dial Numbers

Storing Two-Touch Speed Dial Numbers

Dialing One-Touch Numbers

Dialing Two-Touch Numbers

SAVE OK.

STORE

A Speed Dial label has

been provided to

record Speed Dial

names. You may wish

to stick it on the inside

of the handset.

Blank or faint screen

Batteries not lasting

Caller ID will not work properly

Phone will not ring

No dial tone

Caller ID

Review immediately to prevent the light flashing for extended

periods.

Your phone stores up to 99 Call records. When the list is full a new incoming call will

automatically delete the oldest call record.

You may have too many communication devices connected to a single line. A

communication device can be a phone, a modem or fax machine. Disconnect some

devices.

Verify that you are using the correct line cord and that it is plugged in correctly.

Please check with your service provider that your subscription to this service is active.

new calls new call

www.uniden.co.nz

www.uniden.com.au

Please refer to our website for further information and frequently asked questions.

New Zealand -

Australia -

Check the line cord, AC Adaptor or replace batteries.

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