V-tech VT 1980 Manuel utilisateur

DIGITAL SPREAD SPECTRUM

CORDLESS

PHONE

MODEL

1980

VT1980

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IMPORTANTBEFOREUSING YOURNEW

PHONE,

STRONGLY RECOMMED YOU

READ THISMANUAL THOROUGHLY.

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VTECH COMMUNICATIONSLTD.

Table

Contents

INTRODUCTION

..................................................................

Parts

Check

List:

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IMPORTANTSAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

.............................

HANDSETBATTERIES

.......................................................

GETTING STARTED

............................................................

WALL MOUNTING

...............................................................

HANDSET FEATURES...................................................... 11

Handset Diagram

................................................................................

PHONELED

.......................................................................................

BATT

LOW LED

..................................................................................

ONlOFF KEY

......................................................................................

FLASH KEY

........................................................................................

MEM KEY............................................................................................12

REDIAL KEY

.......................................................................................

HOLD

KEY

..........................................................................................

EMGCY

KEY (EMERGENCY

CALL)

...................................................

MUTE KEY

..........................................................................................

UP KEY...............................................................................................

DOWN

KEY

.........................................................................................

TONE KEY

......................................................................................

BASE UNIT FEATURES

....................................................

Base

Unit

Diagram

..............................................................................

CHARGE LED

.....................................................................................

IN USE LED

........................................................................................

POWER LED

.......................................................................................

(TONEIPULSE)

SWITCH

.......................................................

...

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

...........................................

...............................................................

DISCONNECTING

...................

................

TEMPORARY TONE

...................

................................................

PROGRAMMINGTHE RINGER TYPE

...............................................

MEMORY DIALING (SPEEDDIALING)

..............................................

PROGRAMMING SPEED DIAL NUMBERS

.......................................

SPEED NUMBER DIALING

................................................................

EMERGENCY SPEED NUMBER DIALING(EMGCY

key)

..................

TO CHANGE

REPLACE

SPEED DIAL NUMBER

.....................

STORING PAUSESINMEMORY

.......................................................

USING REDIAL

.....................................

..................................

TO PUT

CALLON HOLD

...................

..................................

THE MUTE FEATURE

........................................................................

VOLUME CONTROL

......................................

.................................

PRESETTHE RINGER VOLUME

.................................................

HANDSET CHARGINGCRADLUSPAREBATTERY CHARGER

..........

OPTlONALHEADSETINSTALLATION AND

OPERATING

INSTRUCTIONS

....................................................

MAINTENANCE

.................................................................

CASE

DIFFICULTIES

..............................................

WARRANTY STATEMENT

................................................

FCC

AND

REGULATIONS

............................................

TECHNICAL SPECIFIC.ATIONS

........................................

Congratulations

You have

purchased

one

the best

performingcordlesstelephones on

the market!

The

1980

digital cordless

telephone

a highly integrated

system that uses Direct Sequence

Spread Spectrum Technology.

One

more than

million

possible digital security codes

randomlysefectedevery time the

handset

placedinthe base unit.

The handset and base will

recognizeeachotherbased

this

securitycode,which minimizesthe

chance

another cordless phone

using your telephone line.

Additionally, a digitat scrambling

code isusedduringa conversation

to prevent voice code leakage in

the air.This scrambling code is

generated from

65,000

possible

combinations.

OTHER

SPECIAL

FEATURESARE:

ONETOUCHSPEED DIALING

20 NUMBER SPEED DIAL

CHANNELS

OPERATION

AUTOMATIC CHANNEL

REDIALFEATURE

PROGRAMMABLE RINGER

FOR EMERGENCY#

MEMORY

SEARCHAND SELECT

TYPES

LOW

BATTERY

OUT

RANGE INDICATOR

RECEIVER

EASYANSWER

WHEN THE

PHONE RINGS SIMPLY

PRESS ANY KEY

THE

HANDSETTOANSWER

REMOVABLEBAnERY PACK

TOUCH TONE AND PULSE

DIALING

TEMPORARYTONE MODE

EARPIECEVOLUME

CONTROL

RINGER VOLUME

PRESET

HOLD

MUTE

2.5" HEADSETJACK FOR

HANDS FREEOPERATION.

HEAR

NG-AI

COMPATlBLE

This manual is designed

famitiarize you with the

1980.

We strongly recommendyou read

the manual before using

your

phone.

Parts

Check

List:

Handset

Base unit

Batterypack

(x2)

BeltClip

HandsetChargingCradleKpare

BatteryCharger

Telephone linecord

AC adaptor(x2)

Wall mounting adaptor

Screws and Caps

Handset

Base

unit

Battery

pack(x2)

Telephone

line

cord

adaptor(x2)

BeltClip

Wall

Mounting

screws

and

caps

HandsetChargingCradleKpare

Wall mountingadaptor BatteryCharger

When using your telephone over a radiatoror heat register.

equipment, basic safety This product should not be

precautions should always be placed in a built-in-installation

followed to reducethe risk of fire, where proper ventilationis not

electric shock and injury to provided.

persons, includingthe following:

Read and understand all

This product should be

operated only from the type of

power source indicatedon the

marking label.

you are not

instructions.

sureofthe type of powersupply

to your home, consult your

dealer or localpowercompany.

all

warningsandinstruc-

tionsmarked

theproduct.

Unplug this product from the

wall outlet beforecleaning.

not use

liquid

cleaners or

aerosol cleaners. Use a damp

clothfor cteaning.

not use this product near

water (for example, near a bath

tub, kitchensink, or swimming

pool).

not placethis producton an

unstable cart, stand,

table.

The product may fall, causing

seriousdamage tothe product.

6. Slots and openings in the

cabinetandthe back or bottom

are providedfor ventilation.

protect

from overheating,

these openings must not be

blockedby placingthe product

on the bed, sofa, rug, or other

similar surface. This product

shouldnever be placednear or

Do not allow anythingto reston

the power cord. Do not locate

this productwhere thecordwill

be abusedby personswalking

on it.

Neverpushobjects

any kind

intothis productthroughcabinet

slots

as they may touch

dangerous voltage points or

shortout partsthat couldresult

ina risk

fire or electric

shock.

Neverspillliquidof any kindon

the product.

1O.To

reduce the risk of electric

shock, do not disassemblethis

product.

serviceor repairwork

required, contact Vtech

Customer Serviceat

-8OO-595-

9511

inthe

US,

and

1-800-267-

7377

Canada. Opening or

removing cabinet parts other

than specified access doors

may expose you to dangerous

voltagesor other risks.Incorrect

reassemblingcancauseelectric

shock when the appliance

subsequently used.

.Do

not overloadwall outletsand

extension cords as this can

resultinthe risk

fireor electric

shock.

12.Unplugthis product from the

wall outlet:

A.When the power supply cord

plug

damagedor frayed.

B.lf

liquid has beenspilled into

the product.

CJf

the

product

has

beenexposed

rainor water

0.lf

the productdoes not operate

normally by following the

operatinginstructions.Adjust

only those controls that are

covered by the operating

instructions because

improper adjustment

other

controlsmay resultindamage

and

will

often require

extensivework

restore the

product

normal operation.

E.lf

the

product has been

dropped and the cabinet has

beendamaged.

F.If the product exhibits

distinct change

performance.

13.Avoidusing

telephone (other

than a cordlesstype) during

electrical

storm.

There maybe

a remote risk

electric shock

fromlighting.

14.RO

not

use the telephone

report a gas leak

the vicinity

the leak.

SAVE

THESE

INSTRUCTIONS

INSTALL THE BATTERY PACK

Install the battery pack

by sliding it

its

track

upwards until

is firmly in

place.

Remove the battery

pack by pressing on the

lock knob arid sliding

downward.

CHARGINGTHE HANDSET BATTERIES

The handset of your

1980

cordless telephone is powered by

rechargeablebatteries.The battery pack should becharged

if:

The phoneproduces

doublebeep

indicating

BATT

LOW

condition

when you pressthe

ONlOFF

key.

The phone double beeps

when

you press

ON/OFF

The

BATT

LOW

indicator

flashing.

The handsetseems completelydead

and does not beep when you press

the keys.

The

BATT

LOW

indicatorisflashing,

To chargethe batteries,placethe handsetinthe base unit.The

CHARGE

indicatorwill lightto show the handset is seated properlyandthe batteries

are charging.

.*-

recommended that the

battery pack be charged initiallyfor

hours. You can use your

telephone before that with

diminishedcapacity, but it

best

let the battery pack charge fully,

To maximizethe charge capacity

the NiCadbattery pack, recharge

the batteryfor severalcycles. Once

you have properly conditioned the rechargeablebattery, the maximum

batterytife should be

hours

continuoustalk time or

days of standby.

After initialcharging, a typical maintenancecharge is

hours.

CAUTION:

reducethe risk

fire or injury, readand follow the

instructions.

Use only

VTECH

battery.

not open or mutilatethe battery. Releasedelectrolyte is corrosive

andmaycausedamage

the eyesor skin.

maybetoxic

swallowed.

Exercisecare in handling batteries in order

not

to short the batterywith

conductingmaterialssuch as rings, bracelets, and keys.The batteryor

conductor may overheat andcause burns.

notdispase

the battery

a fire. The cell may explode.

THE BATTERIES

DON'T

RECHARGE

The battery pack

can

be'recharged many times, but

you

get

low-

battery signal even after

hours

charging, the batterypack

should

replaced.

SETTING

YOUR

1980

Choose an area near an electrical outlet and

telephone wall jack.

CHARGE THE HANDSET BATTERIES BEFORE USE.

The batteriesrechargeautomaticallywhenever the handset

inthe base

unit cradle. The batteries shouldbechargedfor

hours before usingyour

phone

for

thefirst time.

Plug

the

poweradaptorintoanelectricaloutletand the

connector

the back

the base.

Setthe

switchon

the baseunit.

you have

touch tone service on

your phone line, set the

switch

TT.

you have

rotary service, set the

switch to DP.

Oncethe batterypack

fullycharged, connectthe

telephone line cord into

the jack at the rear of the

base unit. Plugthe other

end into a telephone wall

jack. Makesure the plugs

snap securely into place.

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