Panasonic KX-TCD505HKM User manual

ORDERNO. KM40310260C3

TelephoneEquipment

KX-TCD505HKM/ KX-TCA151EM

Digital Cordless Phone

MetallicGreyVersion

(forHong Kong)

SPECIFICATIONS

Unauthorizedcopying and distribution isaviolation oflaw.

1. ABOUTLEADFREE SOLDER (PbF:Pbfree)

Note:

Intheinformation below, Pb, thesymbol for leadintheperiodictableofelements, will referto

standard solderor solderthatcontainslead.

Wewill use PbF solderwhendiscussing theleadfree solderusedinour manufacturing process

whichismadefrom Tin(Sn), Silver(Ag), and Copper(Cu).

Thismodel, and otherslike it, manufacturedusing leadfree solderwill have PbF stampedon the

PCB. For service and repairworkwesuggestusing thesametypeofsolderalthough, withsome

precautions, standard Pbsoldercanalsobeused.

Caution

-PbF solderhas amelting pointthat is50°F~70°F(30°C~40°C)

higherthanPbsolder. Please use asoldering iron with

temperaturecontrol and adjust itto700°F±20°F(370°C±10°C). In

case ofusing high temperaturesoldering iron, please becareful

nottoheat too long.

-PbF solderwill tend tosplashifitisheatedmuchhigherthanits

melting point, approximately1100°F(600°C).

-Ifyou must use Pbsolderon aPCB manufacturedusing PbF

solder, removeas muchoftheoriginal PbF solderas possibleand

besurethat anyremaining ismeltedpriortoapplying thePb

solder.

-Whenapplying PbF soldertodoublelayeredboards, please check

thecomponentsideforexcess whichmayflow ontotheopposite

side(See thefigurebelow).

1.1. SuggestedPbF Solder

Thereareseveral types ofPbF solderavailablecommercially. Whilethisproductismanufactured

using Tin, Silver, and Copper

(Sn+Ag+Cu), you canalsouse Tinand Copper(Sn+Cu)or Tin, Zinc, and Bismuth(Sn+Zn+Bi).

Please check themanufac

turer’sspecificinstructionsfor themelting pointsoftheirproductsand anyprecautionsfor

using theirproductwithother

materials.

Thefollowing leadfree (PbF)solderwiresizes arerecommendedfor service ofthisproduct:

0.3mm, 0.6mm and 1.0mm.

1.2. How torecognizethat PbFree solderisused

1.2.1. Base UnitPCB

(ComponentView)

(FlowSolderSideView)

Note:

Thelocation ofthe“PbF“markissubjecttochangewithoutnotice.

1.2.2. Handset PCB

(ComponentView)

(FlowSolderSideView)

Note:

Thelocation ofthe“PbF“markissubjecttochangewithoutnotice.

1.2.3. ChargerUnitPCB

Note:

Thelocation ofthe“PbF“markissubjecttochangewithoutnotice.

2. FORSERVICE TECHNICIANS

ICsand LSIsarevulnerabletostaticelectricity.

Whenrepairing, thefollowing precautionswill helppreventrecurring malfunctions.

1. Covertheplasticparts boxes withaluminumfoil.

2. Ground thesoldering irons.

3. Use aconductivemat on theworktable.

4. DonottouchICorLSI pinswithbarefingers.

3. CAUTION

Dangerofexplosion ifbatteryisincorrectlyreplaced. Replace onlywiththesameor equivalent

typerecommendencedbythemanufacturer.

Dispose ofusedbatteries according tothemanufacture’sInstructions.

4. BATTERY

4.1. BatteryInstallation

Please ensurethebatteries areinsertedas shown. partshouldbeinsertedfirst.

Close thecoveras indicatedbythearrow.

-Whenyou replace thebatteries, partshouldberemovedfirst.

4.2. BatteryCharge

Atthetimeofshipment, thebatteries arenotcharged. Tocharge, place thehandseton thebase

unit.

Please chargethebatteries for about7hoursbeforeinitial use. During charging, thechargeLED

will lightas shownbelow.

Thehandsetwhichpowerisoff will beturnedon automaticallywhenitisplacedon thebase unit.

Thehandsetwill notoperatewhileitison thebase unit.

Ifyou do notrechargethehandsetbatteryfor morethan15 minutes, thedisplay will flash

whenthehandsetisliftedoff thebase unit.

Notefor Service:

-Thebatterystrengthmaynotbeindicatedcorrectlyifthebatteryis

disconnectedand connectedagain, evenafteritisfullycharged.

Inthat case, byrecharging thebatteryas mentionedabove, you

will get acorrect indication ofthebatterystrength.

-Confirmation ofAntennaPict ( ) indication:

IfAntennaPict isindicated, chargetimeisabout7hours.

However, ifAntennaPict isflashing, chargetimebecomes long.

4.3. BatteryInformation

Afteryour Panasonicbatteryisfullycharged:

Ni-MHBatteries (typical 700 mAh)

Operation Operating Time

Whileinuse (TALK) 10 hrsapprox.

Whilenotinuse (Standby) 120 hrsapprox.

Ni-CdBatteries (typical 250 mAh)

Operation Operating Time

Whileinuse (TALK) 4hrsapprox.

Whilenotinuse (Standby) 40 hrsapprox.

-Times indicatedareforpeak performance.

-Thebatteryoperating timemaybeshorteneddepending on usage

conditionsand ambienttemperature.

-Cleanthechargecontacts ofthehandset and thebase unitwitha

soft, drycloth. Cleaniftheunitissubject togrease, dust orhigh

humidity.

Otherwise thebatterymaynotchargeproperly.

-Thebatteries cannotbeoverchargedunless theyarerepeatedly

removedand replaced. Formaximumbatterylife, itis

recommendedthat thehandset notberechargeduntil thebattery

icon flashes .

4.4. Replacing theBatteries

Ifthe icon flashes afterafewtelephonecallsevenwhenthehandsetbatteries have

beenfullycharged, bothbatteries mustbereplaced.

-Chargenew batteries forapproximately7hoursbeforeinitial use.

(Thetelephonelinecordmust notbeconnectedtothetelephone

socket at thistime).

Whenreplacing thebatteries, ensurethat thecorrect batterytype

isselected.

-Whenreplacing thebatteries, besuretoset up thebatterytype

evenifyou install thesametypeofbatteries toinitialise battery

remaining memoryofyourhandset.

-Thefactorypreset is .

-To exittheoperation, press anytime.

-Donotuse non-rechargeablebatteries. Ifnon-rechargeable

batteries arefittedand startcharging, itmaycause theleakageof

thebatteryelectrolyte.

-Press thenotchon thecoverfirmlyand slideitas indicatedbythe

arrow. Replace bothbatteries and close thecoverthenchargethe

handset forabout7hours.

Please use PanasonicAAA typerechargeablebatteries.

Notefor Service:

-WhenNi-Cdbatteies arefittedwiththe

setting in ,

icon mightdisappearand stop charging evenifthe

handset ison thecradleforavoiding overcharge.

5. LOCATIONOFCONTROLS

5.1. Base Unit

5.2. Handset

6. SETTINGS

Location:

-Formaximumdistance and noise-free operation, place yourbase

unit:

-Awayfromelectrical appliances suchas TVs, radios, personal

computersorotherphones.

-Inaconvenient, high, and central location.

6.1. Connection

6.1.1. Base Unit

Plug intheACadaptor and thetelephonelinecord inorder1, 2, 3, 4.

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