GE 25982 - Manual

GE 25982

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Table of Contents:

  • Page 2 – Equipment Approval Information
  • Page 3 – Interference Information; Licensing
  • Page 4 – Table of Contents
  • Page 6 – ONE; Telephone Jack Requirements; Introduction; CAUTION: When using telephone equipment , there are basic; Before You Begin; Parts Checklist
  • Page 7 – Installation; Digital Security System; unauthorized access, and charges to your phone line.; Important Installation Guidelines; ovens, heating appliances and direct sunlight .
  • Page 9 – Installing the Phone; Installing the Handset Battery; NOTE: You must connect the handset battery before using the; and are separate from the handset .; NOTE: It is important to maintain the polarity (black and red wires); the handsets, battery performance is compromised.
  • Page 10 – table top, or you may mount the base on a wall.; Connecting the Telephone Line; of the base and the other end into a modular wall telephone jack.
  • Page 11 – Answering System Set Up; NOTE: The display shows; ANSWERER OFF; when the answering; Voice Instructions; memo
  • Page 12 – Answering System Operation; Recording the Outgoing Announcement
  • Page 14 – Erasing Messages; ERASE ALL PLAYED MSG?; Leaving a Memo; PRESS AND HOLD MAILBOX BUTTON
  • Page 15 – Telephone Set Up; Language; SET
  • Page 16 – Handset Name; ENTER NAME; Display Contrast; SET CONTRAST; Rings to Answer; RING TO ANSWER
  • Page 17 – Security Code; SECURITY CODE; Base Ringer Level; SET RING LEVEL
  • Page 19 – Local Area Code
  • Page 20 – TRANSFER; NOTE: If a handset become de-registered or inoperative, it may be; WAITING
  • Page 21 – Default Setting; DEFAULT SETTING; Basic Operation; Answering a Call; UNAVAILABLE; Cordless Handset
  • Page 22 – Making a Call; Corded Handset; Manual Channel Selection; SPEAKER; Auto Standby
  • Page 23 – DO NOT; Flash
  • Page 24 – Call Transfer; Transferring Call from Base to Cordless Handset; Transferring Call from Cordless Handset to Another Cordless; TRANSFERRING; Last Number Redial; Base Speakerphone
  • Page 25 – Hold; PAGING
  • Page 26 – Mute; MUTE ON; Volume; Speakerphone
  • Page 27 – Base Unit Speakerphone Operation; Receiving a Call with Speakerphone; speaker
  • Page 28 – Switching Between Speakerphone and Handset; Cordless Handset Speakerphone Operation; Switching Between the Speakerphone and Handset Earpiece; Conference the External Caller with Cordless; Memory; Storing a Name and Number in Memory; EMPTY
  • Page 29 – Storing a Redial Number
  • Page 31 – Chain Dialing from Memory; The Number For; ON
  • Page 32 – Call Waiting Caller ID; answerer; Receiving CID Records
  • Page 33 – Reviewing Call Records; END OF LIST
  • Page 34 – Number of digits
  • Page 35 – SET AREA CODE; Deleting the Current Caller ID Record; NO CALLS
  • Page 36 – Caller ID Errors; ERROR; Remote Access; Using the Handset; Answering System Indicator; Memory Full
  • Page 37 – NOTE: The unit also answers after the 10th ring if it is turned off. To; Accessing the Answering System from Another; To; TIP: You can bypass the outgoing announcement by pressing any; Changing the Security Code; for more information.
  • Page 38 – Changing the Battery; CAUTION: To reduce the risk of fire or personal injury, use only; Make sure handset is; OFF; remove the battery pack from the handset .; Allow the handset; Battery Safety Precautions; toxic materials could be released which can cause injury.
  • Page 39 – Headset and Belt Clip Operation; Connecting an Optional Headset to the Handset; button to answer or place a call before using the; Connecting the Belt Clip; ends of the belt clip into place.
  • Page 40 – Display Messages
  • Page 41 – Handset Sound Signals; Signal
  • Page 42 – Troubleshooting Guide; Telephone Solutions
  • Page 44 – a clean pencil eraser.
  • Page 45 – Warranty Assistance
  • Page 46 – Limited Warranty
  • Page 48 – Index
  • Page 50 – Accessory Information
  • Page 52 – Información Sobre la Aprobación de Equipo
  • Page 53 – Información de Interferencias
  • Page 54 – Tabla de Contenido
  • Page 56 – Requerimientos Para Enchufe Telefónico; Introducción; Antes de Comenzar; Lista de Partes
  • Page 57 – Instalación; Sistema Digital de Seguridad; Pautas Importantes de la Instalación
  • Page 59 – Para Instalar el Teléfono; Para Instalar la Batería del Auricular
  • Page 60 – Para Conectar la Corriente AC (Eléctrica); Para Conectar el cable de Línea Telefónica
  • Page 61 – Conexión del Soporte de Pedestal; Montaje en la pared; Para Conectar el Auricular Alámbrico; Programación del Sistema Contestador; Instrucciones Orales
  • Page 62 – Operación del Sistema Contestador; Para Grabar el Anuncio Saliente
  • Page 64 – Para Borrar Mensajes
  • Page 65 – Programación del Teléfono; Idioma
  • Page 66 – Nombre del Auricular; Contraste de la Pantalla; Timbres para Contestar
  • Page 67 – Código de Seguridad; Nivel de Base de Timbre
  • Page 68 – Timbre del Auricular ON/OFF; Tono del Timbre; Tono de Timbre VIP
  • Page 69 – Para Programar la Fecha/Hora; Clave de Área Local
  • Page 70 – Marcado por Tono/ Pulso; Registro (Enlace con el Auricular Inalámbrico)
  • Page 71 – Programación de Fábrica; Operación Básica; Para Contestar una Llamada; Auricular Inalámbrico
  • Page 72 – Para Hacer una Llamada; Auricular Alámbrico; Selección Manual de Canales; Auto Alerta
  • Page 73 – Atajo para Timbre del Auricular on/off
  • Page 74 – Transferencia de Llamada; Transferencia de una Llamada de la Base al Auricular Inalámbrico; Transferencia de Llamada del Auricular Inalámbrico a Otro; Último Número Marcado; Altavoz en la base
  • Page 75 – En Espera
  • Page 76 – Enmudecedor; Volumen; Altavoz; Sistema Contestador
  • Page 77 – Operación del Teléfono con Altavoz Unidad de Base; Para Recibir una Llamada con el Altavoz
  • Page 78 – Operación del Teléfono con Altavoz Auricular Inalámbrico; Cambio entre el Altavoz del Teléfono y el Auricular Alámbrico; Para tener una Conferencia entre la Persona Externa que; Memoria; Para Almacenar un Nombre y Número en la Memoria
  • Page 79 – Para Almacenar un Número de Volver a Marcar
  • Page 81 – Marcado en Cadena desde la Memoria
  • Page 82 – Funciones del Identificador de Llamadas (Caller ID); Identificador de Llamada en Espera; Recibir Archivos del Identificador de Llamadas
  • Page 83 – Almacenar Archivos del Identificador de Llamadas (en la; Para Revisar los Archivos da Llamadas
  • Page 85 – Para Borrar el Archivo Actual del Identificador de Llamadas
  • Page 86 – Errores del Identificador de Llamadas; Acceso Remoto; Utilizando el Auricular; Memoria Llena
  • Page 87 – Para Cambiar el Código de Seguridad
  • Page 88 – Instalar la Batería del Auricular; Precauciones de Seguridad para la Batería
  • Page 89 – Operación de los Audífonos y Gancho del Cinturón; Para Conectar unos Audífonos Opcionales al Auricular; Cómo Conectar el Gancho del Cinturón
  • Page 90 – Mensajes en la Pantalla
  • Page 92 – Señales Sonoras del Auricular; Solución de Problemas; Soluciones para el Teléfono
  • Page 93 – Soluciones para el Identificador del Llamadas
  • Page 94 – Soluciones para la Batería; Causas de una Mala Recepción
  • Page 95 – Cómo Obtener Servicios de Mantenimiento
  • Page 96 – Garantía Limitada
  • Page 98 – Índice
  • Page 100 – Información de Accesorios
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Model 25982

5.8GHz Dual Handset

Speakerphone/Answering

System User’s Guide

Your new GE telephone system is EXPANDABLE up to a total of 4 handsets

(by purchase of optional Model 25902 handset with charge cradle)

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Brand
GE
Model
25982
Document type
Manual
Language(s)
English, Spanish
Pages
100
File size
3.5 MB
Format
PDF

Summary

Page 2 - Equipment Approval Information

Equipment Approval Information Your telephone equipment is approved for connection to the Public Switched Telephone Network and is in compliance with parts 15 and 68, FCC Rules and Regulations and the Technical Requirements for Telephone Terminal Equipment published by ACTA. 1 Notification to the Lo...

Page 3 - Interference Information; Licensing

3 Interference Information This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) This device may not cause harmful interference; and () This device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation...

Page 4 - Table of Contents

4 Table of Contents E quipmEnt A pprovAl i nformAtion ................. 2 i ntErfErEncE i nformAtion ............................. 3 H EAring A id c ompAtibility (HAc) ................. 3 l icEnsing ..................................................... 3 fcc rf r AdiAtion E xposurE s tAtEmEnt .........

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