AT&T SL82118 User manual

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Quick

start

guide

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$L82118/SL82218/SL82318/

$L82418/SL82518/SL82558/

|

SL82658

DECT

6.0

cordless

telephone/answering

system

|

with

caller

ID/call

waiting

na

Getting

started

Battery

installation

&

charging

Install

the

battery

as

shown

below.

After

installing

the

battery,

you

can

make

and

receive

short

calls,

but

replace

the

handset

in

the

telephone

base

or

charger

when

not

in

use.

For

optimal

performance,

charge

the

handset

battery

for

at

least

16

hours

before

use.

When

fully

charged,

the

handset

battery

provides

approximately

five

hours

of

talk

time

or

three

days

of

standby

time.

Step

@

Step

@

Step

©

Press

the

depression

Plug

the

battery

securely

Align

the

cover

flat

and

slide

the

battery

into

the

connector

inside

against

the

battery

-~

compartment

cover

the

handset

battery

compartment

downwards

(if

necessary).

compartment,

matching

the

cover,

then

slide

color-coded

label.

Insert

the

it

upwards

until

it

supplied

battery

with

the

clicks

into

place.

label

THIS

SIDE

UP

facing

up

as

indicated.

Step

@

Charge

the

handset

by

placing

it

face

up

in

the

telephone

base

or

charger.

The

CHARGE

light

will

be

on

when

charging.

IMPORTANT

INFORMATION

Use

only

the

supplied

rechargeable

battery

or

replacement

battery

(model

BT8001).

To

order,

visit

our

website

at

Www.telephones.att.com

or

call

1

(800)

222-3111.

in

canada,

dial

1

(866)

288-4268.

Getting

started

Installation

preparation

If

you

subscribe

to

high-speed

Internet

service

(Digital

Subscriber

Line

-

DSL)

through

your

telephone

lines,

you

must

have

a

DSL

filter

between

the

telephone

base

and

the

telephone

wall

jack

(see

the

following

page).

The

filter

will

prevent

noise

and

caller

ID

problems

caused

by

DSL

interference.

Please

contact

your

DSL

service

provider

for

more

information

about

DSL

filters.

Your

product

may

be

shipped

with

a

protective

sticker

covering

the

handset

or

telephone

base

display

-

remove

it

before

use.

For

customer

service

or

product

information,

visit

our

website

at

www.telephones.att.com

or

call

1

(800)

222-3111.

In

Canada,

dial

1

(866)

288-4268.

Avoid

placing

the

telephone

base

too

close

to:

e

Communication

devices

such

as:

television

sets,

VCRs,

or

other

cordless

telephones.

e

Excessive

heat

sources.

e

Noise

sources

such

as

a

window

with

traffic

outside,

motors,

microwave

ovens,

refrigerators,

or

fluorescent

lighting.

e

Excessive

dust

sources

such

as

a

workshop

or

garage.

e

Excessive

moisture.

e

Extremely

low

temperature.

e

Mechanical

vibration

or

shock

such

as

on

top

of

the

washing

machine

or

work

bench.

|

|

Getting

started

Telephone

base

&

charger

installation

Install

the

telephone

base

as

shown

below.

Make

sure

that

the

electrical

outlet

is

not

controlled

by

a

wall

switch.

If

you

subscribe

to

high-speed

Internet

service

(Digital

Subscriber

Line

-

DSL)

through

your

telephone

lines,

you

must

have

a

DSL

filter

between

the

telephone

base

and

the

telephone

wall

jack.

The

filter

will

prevent

noise

and

caller

ID

problems

caused

by

DSL

interference.

Please

contact

your

DSL

service

provider

for

more

information

about

DSL

filters.

The

telephone

base

comes

with

the

mounting

bracket

installed

for

desktop

use.

Also,

the

telephone

line

cord

and

the

power

adapter

are

already

plugged

into

the

telephone

base.

If

you

want

to

change

to

wall

mounting

installation,

see

the

Mounting

bracket

procedure

section

in

the

user's

manual

for

details.

Telephone

base

installation

2.

Plug

the

power

adapter

into

an

outlet

not

controlled

by

a

wall

switch.

1.

Plug

the

other

end

of

the

telephone

line

cord

into

a

telephone

jack.

Telephone

line

cord

.

Make

sure

the

telephone

line

cord

DSL

filter

(not

included),

and

power

adapter

required

if

you

have

cord

are

routed

DSL

high-speed

Internet

through

the

slots

on

service.

the

bracket.

4.

Raise

the

antenna.

Getting

started

Telephone

base

&

charger

installation

Charger

installation

Plug

the

power

adapter

into

an

electrical

outlet

(not

controlled

by

a

wall

switch).

IMPORTANT

INFORMATION

1.

Use

only

the

power

adapter(s)

supplied

with

this

product.

To

order

a

replacement

power

adapter,

visit

our

website

at

Www.telephones.att.com,

or

call

1

(800)

222-3111.

in

Canada,

dial

1

(866)

288-4268.

2.

The

power

adapters

are

intended

to

be

correctly

oriented

in

a

vertical

or

floor

mount

position.

The

prongs

are

not

designed

to

hold

the

plug

in

place

if

it

is

plugged

into

a

ceiling,

under-the-

table

or

cabinet

outlet.

Getting

started

Quick

reference

guide

-

handset

CHARGE

indicator

On

when

the

handset

is

charging

in

the

telephone

base

or

charger.

'G

N

®

DIR

/

®

CID

i

Press

S)

DIR

to

display

directory

entries.

biis

Press

to

scroll

up

while

in

menus.

While

entering

names

or

numbers,

press

to

move

the

cursor

to

the

right.

Press

5

CID

to

display

caller

|

ID

history.

Press

to

scroll

down

while

in

menus.

AAN

iS

J

While

entering

names

or

numbers,

press

to

move

the

cursor

to

the

left.

REDIAL/PAUSE

Press

to

view

redial

memory.

While

entering

numbers,

press

and

hold

to

insert

a

dialing

pause.

\.PHONE/FLASH

Press

to

make

or

answer

a

call.

During

a

call,

press

to

receive

an

incoming

call

if

call

waiting

is

activated.

>

SPEAKER

(wr)

Press

to

turn

on

the

handset

SPM

ax

speakerphone.

|

Press

again

to

resume

normal

KS

Y

handset

use.

Feature

menu

The

>

symbol

shows

a

highlighted

menu

item.

Feature

menu

DIRECTORY

CALL

LOG

RINGER

VOLUME

RINGER

TONE

KEY

TONE

LANGUAGE

CLR

VOICE

MAIL

Se

Ge

ee

ee

oe

se

PEPE

PERE

it

bey

hed

ch

iE

tchastes’

Pati

E

rig

|

fies

Lad

Lio

Bonnke

MENU/SELECT

Press

to

display

the

menu.

While

in

the

menu,

press

to

select

an

item

or

save

an

entry

or

setting.

DELETE/MUTE

During

a

call,

press

to

mute

microphone.

While

reviewing

the

caller

ID

history,

press

to

delete

an

individual

entry,

or

press

and

hold

to

clear

the

caller

ID

history.

|

While

predialing,

press

to

delete

digits.

VOLUME

VA

Press

the

volume

key

on the

side

of

the

handset

to

adjust

listening

volume

when

on

a

call.

Press

to

adjust

ringer

volume

when

in

idle

mode.

@

OFF/CLEAR

During

a

call,

press

to

hang

up.

While

using

menus,

press

to

cancel

an

operation,

back

up

to

the

previous

menu,

or

exit

the

menu

display.

INT

Press

to

begin

an

intercom

conversation

or

to

transfer

a

call.

Using

menus

Press

S

or

D

to

scroll

through

menu

items.

Press

MENU/SELECT

to

select

or

save

changes

to

a

highlighted

menu

item.

Press

oFF/CLEAR

to

cancel

an

operation,

back

up

to

the

previous

menu,

or

exit

the

menu

display.