Panasonic KX-TC1891B User manual

Panasonic

900MHz

Cordless

Answering

System

Model

No.

KX-TC1891B

Pulse-or-tone

dialing

capability

Operating

Instructions

LINE

PLEASE

READ

BEFORE

USE

AND

SAVE.

Caller

Compatible

Charge

the

battery

for

about

hours

before

initial

use.

Panasonic

World

Wide

Web

address:

http://www.panasonic.com

for

customers

the

USA

Puerto

Rico

Preparation

Cordless

Telephone

Answering

System

■

Useful

Information

Before

Initial

Use

Please

read

IMPORTANT

SAFETY

INSTRUCTIONS

page

before

use.

Read

and

understand

all

instructions.

Thank

you

for

purchasing

your

new

Panasonic

cordless

telephone.

Caller

and

Call

Waiting

Service,

where

available,

are

telephone

company

services

After

subscribing

Caller

ID,

[his

phone

will

display

caller’s

name

and

phone

number

Call

Waiting

Caller

ID,

which

displays

second

caller's

name

and

phone

number

while

the

user

another

call,

requires

subscription

both

Caller

and

Call

Waiting

Attach

your

purchase

receipt

here.

For

your

future

reference

Serial

Date

purchase

(found

the

bottum

the

unit)

Name

and

address

dealer

Accessories

(included)

For

extra

orders,

call

1-B00-332-536B

□

Adaptor

□

4-Wire

□

2-Wire

□

Battery

16)

13)

Telephone

Line

Telephone

Line

Order

Cord

with

Cord

with

P-P50B

PQLV1Z

Green

Plugs

Transparent

Plugs

IS)

one

□

Handset

□

Wall

Mounting

□

Handset

□

Belt

Clip

Cover

16)

Adaptor

B4)

Holder

B4)

)

Order

PQKK10099Z1

PQKLl

0035Z1

PQKE1009BZ1

€7

one

For

Best

Performance

Battery

Charge

rechargeable

Ni-Cd

battery

powers

the

handset

Charge

the

battery

for

about

hours

before

initial

use

16)

Base

Unit

Location/Noise

Calls

are

transmitted

between

the

base

unil

and

the

handset

using

wireless

radio

waves

For

maximum

distance

and

noise-free

operation,

the

recommended

base

unit

location

Away

from

electrical

appliances

HIGH

and

CENTRAL

location

such

TV,

personal

computer

with

obstructions

such

walls

■

than

one

cordless

phone

being

used

and

your

handset

near

another

cordless

phone’s

base

unit,

noise

may

heard

Move

away

from

the

other

cordless

phone’s

base

unit

and

closer

your

base

unit

Contents

Preparation

Location

Controls.

Displays.

Settings.13

Connecting

the

adaptor.13

Connecting

the

Telephone

Line

Cord.14

Installing

the

Battery

the

Handset.16

Battery

Charge.16

Standby

Mode.17

Selecting

the

Dialing

Mode.18

Selecting

the

Line

Mode.19

Using

the

Belt

Clip.20

Using

Optional

Headset.20

Programmable

Functions.21

Setting

the

Auto

Talk

Feature.22

Selecting

the

Ringer

Volume.23

Preparing

the

Answering

System.25

Greeting

Message.25

Programming

Summary

for

the

Answering

System.27

Day

and

Time

Adjustment.28

Selecting

the

Caller’s

Recording

Time.30

Selecting

the

Number

Rings.31

Cordless

Telephone

Making

Calls.

With

the

Handset.32

With

the

Base

Unit

(Digital

Duplex

Speakerphone).35

Answering

Calls.37

With

the

Handset.37

With

the

Base

Unit.37

Caller

Service.38

Using

the

Caller

List.40

Viewing

the

Caller

List.40

Calling

Back

from

the

Caller

List.41

Editing

the

Caller’s

Phone

Number.42

Storing

Caller

List

Information

the

Directory.44

Erasing

Caller

List

Information.45

One-Touch

Dialer.47

Storing

Phone

Number

the

DIRECT

Button.47

Dialing

the

Stored

Number

the

DIRECT

Button.48

Using

the

Directory.49

Storing

Names

and

Numbers

the

Directory.49

Steps

for

Entering

Names

and

Symbols.51

Finding

Items

the

Directory.53

Dialing

from

the

Directory.55

Editing

Item

the

Directory

.56

Erasing

Item

from

the

Directory.57

Using

the

Other

Line

During

Conversation

While

Someone

Else

Using

Line

(Simultaneous

Base/Handset

Calling).58

While

You

are

Using

Line.59

Conference

Call.60

Intercom.61

Transferring

Call

Using

the

Intercom.62

Special

Features.63

Automatic

Security

Code

Setting.63

Temporary

Tone

Dialing

(For

Rotary

Pulse

Service

Users).63

How

Use

the

PAUSE

Button

(For

Analog

PBX

Line/Long

Distance

Service

Users).64

For

Call

Waiting

Service

Users.64

FLASH

Button.65

Line

Selection.66

Incoming

Call

Tone.67

Automatic

Answering

Operation.68

Setting

the

Unit

Answer

Calls.68

Listening

Messages

From

the

Handset.72

Erasing

Messages

Remote

Operation

from

Touch

Tone

Phone

Setting

the

Remote

Code.75

Voice

Menu.76

Direct

Remote

Operation..78

Remote

Operation

with

the

Handset

Useful

Information

Wall

Mounting.84

Battery

Replacement.86

Adding

Another

Phone.86

Before

Requesting

Help.87

Important

Safety

Instructions.92

FCC

and

Other

Information.94

Preparation

■

Cordless

Telephone

■

Answering

System

■

Useful

Information

Location

Controls

Base

unit

Antenna

13)

[CALLER

ID]

Button

38,

40)

[DIRECTORY]

Button

54)

(TONE)

Button

63)

Charge

Contacts

17)

VOLUME

Buttons

25,

36)

USE/CHARGE

Indicator

16)

LINE

Button

24,

35,

36,

58)

(LINE

Button

24,

35,

36,

58)

(RINGER/CONF]

(Conference)

Button

24,

60)

(LOCATOR/INTERCOM/HOLD)

Button

36,

61)

(DIGITAL

5P-PHONE

(Speakerphone)

Button

and

Indicator

35,

37)

(FLASH/CALL

WAIT]

Button

64,

65)

[REDIAL/PAUSE]

Button

36,

64)

MIC

(Microphone)

25,

35,

61)

(LINE

SELECT)

Button

25,

68,

70,

73)

[

SKIP/FF

]

(Fast

Forward)

Button

40,

54,

71)

(ERASE/CLEAR)

Button

26,45,73)

(

REPEAT/REW)

(Rewind)

Button

40,

54,

71)

GREETING/EDiTl

Button

25,

43)

Location

Controls

Handset

Antenna

[LINE

Button

32,

5B)

Display

9,10)

[LINE

Button

32,

SB)

Headset

Jack

20)

[TALK]

Button

32,

37)

—

(FUNCTION/EXIT/CH)

(Channel)

Button

21,27,

33,

40)

[TONE)

Button

63)

dip

/J)

V-

[

CONF)

(Conference)

Button

60)

Navigator

Key

BACK

FWD/EDIT

(

►

])

21,27,

33,

40,

50,

51)

Button

47,

4B)

(INTERCOM/HOLD/CLEAR)

Button

33,

34,

45,

57,

61)

(REDIAL/PAUSE)

Button

33,

64)

[FLASH/CALL

WAIT/PLAYBACK

Button

64,

65,

72,

B1)

Charge

Contacts

17)

Displays

Both

the

handset

and

the

base

unit

show

you

instructions

and

information

their

displays.

These

display

prompts

are

shown

below.

(Handset

display)

(Base

unit

display)

(p.

16)

*The

line

icon(s)

(“bd”

and/or

“bq”)

will

displayed

when

you

operate

the

answering

system

the

line(s).

Common

prompts

for

the

handset

and

the

base

unit

The

Caller

List

for

both

tines

empty

there

are

stored

items

the

directory.

When

call

received,

the

display

shows

the

caller’s

name,

number

and

the

called

line

after

the

first

ring.

(The

called

line

status

icon

flashes

the

handset

display.)

This

name

from

the

Caller

List.

The

display

shows:

—the

caller’s

name,

—the

caller’s

number

and

the

called

line,

—the

time

and

date

the

last

call

(ex.

Jan.

12,

11:20

AM),

and

—the

number

times

called

(ex.

times).

This

name

from

the

directory.

The

stored

name

and

phone

number

are

displayed.

Ann

1234567890

items

stored

III

ROBINSON

1-000-222-3333

□

JACK

SMITH

1-222-333-4444

11:2

JAN..12

(continued

Displays

NANCY

BROWN

1-000-222-3333

□

Waiting

second

call

received

during

conversation

(P-

64).

(The

called

line

status

icon

displayed

the

handset.)

Handset

only

The

battery

needs

charged.

Place

the

handset

the

base

unit

charge

the

battery

(P-

16).

The

display

shows

the

number

new

calls

and

the

battery

strength

(p.

16)

while

the

handset

the

base

unit.

The

display

shows

the

number

new

calls

when

pressed

while

the

handset

off

the

base

unit.

from

the

most

recent

call,

press

(

▼

from

the

oldest

call,

press

(p.

40).

the

directory

list,

press

FWD/EDIT

(

►

}

(Directory

key).

new

calls

{III]

new

calls

►

=Directory

Talk

Linel

01-06-35

{III]

During

conversation,

the

display

shows

the

length

the

call

(ex.

hour,

minutes

and

seconds).

The

battery

strength

also

displayed

(p.

16).

link

base.

Place

cradle

and

try

again.

The

handset

has

lost

communication

with

the

base

unit.

Place

the

handset

the

base

unit

and

try

again.

Please

lift

and

try

again

(±),

BACK

(

◄

)

FWD/EDIT

was

pressed

while

the

handset

was

the

base

unit.

Lift

the

handset

and

press

the

button

again.

When

the

ringer

volume

set

OFF

for

both

lines

(p.

23),

“Ringer

off

L1&L2”

will

flash

for

about

seconds

before

the

unit

returns

the

standby

mode

(p.

17).

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