RCA H5450 - Manual

RCA H5450

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Table of Contents:

  • Page 2 – Important Information
  • Page 3 – Licensing
  • Page 5 – now to read through this user’s guide.; Introduction
  • Page 6 – Table of Contents; fcc rf r; ac a
  • Page 8 – Safety Precautions
  • Page 9 – Make sure your package includes the following items:
  • Page 10 – Installing the Charging Cradle and AC Adaptor
  • Page 11 – Connections and Setup; Installing the Charging Cradle Wall Mount; /16” space between screw heads and wall.
  • Page 12 – Navigation; Cordless Handset; Navigation; “Registration”; Registering the Cordless Handset
  • Page 13 – “Registration completed”.; Deregister Cordless Handset; “Deregister HS”; “Press DEREGISTER in HS menu options.”
  • Page 16 – Features; Cordless Handset Charging Cradle Layout
  • Page 17 – LCD display; During a call, the number of bars is; Battery Strength Indicator -; Number of bars is proportional to the amount of; Talk Button; Speaker; Smith John
  • Page 18 – Left and Right Soft Buttons; Redial Soft Button
  • Page 21 – Call Waiting; Extension Groups; could record an Auto Attendant message to say
  • Page 22 – Making a Call; Auto or Manual Line Selection; Auto Line-Selection Dial; Talk; “Press REDIAL or dial number”
  • Page 23 – Manual Line-Selection Dial; Redial
  • Page 25 – To Delete a Number from the Redial Log; To Save a Number from the Redial Log to the Directory; Receiving a Call; “Private”
  • Page 26 – press the; button to switch; button to switch to handset.; Ending a Call; Switching Between Audio Modes
  • Page 27 – “Hold”; Flash; Mute
  • Page 28 – Transferring a Call to Another Extension; Announced Call Transfer; “Xfer”; “Paging out”; Unannounced Call Transfer; Advanced Functions, Systems and Settings
  • Page 29 – button to locate the; End the call to complete the unannounced call transfer.; Intercom Calls; Making an Intercom Call
  • Page 30 – Receiving an Intercom Call; End an Intercom Call; Ignore and Override an Incoming Line or Intercom Call; Making an Outbound Line Call; “Line call”
  • Page 31 – Making an Outbound Intercom Call; “Intercom”; Configure VM
  • Page 32 – Voice Mail Box Management Options; Change Extension Password; Voice Mail; “VM box option”
  • Page 33 – Record greeting
  • Page 34 – Delete greeting; “Delete greeting”; Voice Mail Box Management Options (Offsite)
  • Page 35 – Access Voice Mail
  • Page 36 – To delete a new message; “Delete”; To view the caller ID information; “View CID”
  • Page 37 – “Transfer”; “No connection”
  • Page 38 – “Play old”; To delete an old message; To transfer the message,
  • Page 41 – Directory; Navigate Directory; Add Entry; “Directory empty”; Directory Keypad Character Selection; Directory Keypad Character Selection
  • Page 42 – Delete Entry; Edit Entry
  • Page 43 – “Edit”; View Number; “View number”
  • Page 44 – Clear All; “Clear all”; Three-Way Conference Calls; Add Extension From Cordless Handset; Intercom; nter a handset ID or ID = 00 for the Base Unit.
  • Page 45 – “Select line to conference”
  • Page 46 – Call Log; “NEW”; View Call Log; Call a Displayed Number; Modify Logged Numbers
  • Page 47 – Save Displayed Caller ID Information into the Directory; “Save”; Delete Displayed Caller ID Information From the Call Log
  • Page 48 – Clear All Caller ID Information from the Call Log
  • Page 49 – Menu System; as a system. Most of these functions are accessed by pressing the
  • Page 50 – Sound; Receiver, Speakerphone, or Headset Voice Volume; Ring Volume and Vibrate Settings; Sound”
  • Page 51 – Ring Tone; “Sound”
  • Page 52 – Key Volume; Key Tone; “Key tone”
  • Page 53 – Phone Settings; Dialing Prefix; Turn On Dialing Prefix; “Phone setting”; “Off”
  • Page 54 – Turn Off Dialing Prefix; Area Codes
  • Page 55 – “Area codes”; “Regional”
  • Page 56 – Call Forwarding; Enable Call Forwarding; “Call forward”; “Enable”
  • Page 57 – Disable Call Forwarding; Extension Group Setting; Selecting a Group ID number
  • Page 58 – “Group setting”; “Subscribe”
  • Page 59 – Auto or Manual Line Selection Settings; Auto Line-Selection Setting; Manual Line Selection Setting; “Line selection”
  • Page 60 – “Manual”; Configure Second Incoming Call (2nd Call Alert)
  • Page 61 – button to answer or place a call.; Attaching the Belt Clip
  • Page 62 – Replacing the Batteries; Cordless Handset Battery; Make sure the telephone is; OFF; compartment and remove the battery pack.; Handset Memory Retention; the user memory and Caller ID memory for up to 5 minutes.
  • Page 63 – Battery Safety Precautions; toxic materials could be released which can cause injury.
  • Page 64 – Display Messages; Other Information
  • Page 65 – Sound Signals; Signal
  • Page 66 – No display; switched electrical outlet.; Caller ID error message; the presence of noise on the line.; Telephone; No dial tone; tor turn on? The battery may need to be charged.; Troubleshooting Tips
  • Page 69 – sion that is “receiving” the interference).
  • Page 70 – Service; please contact customer service at; Service Information
  • Page 71 – Limited Warranty; Warranty Information
  • Page 73 – Wall Mounting Bracket Template for Cordless Handset; TO; Outline of W; Mounting; Wall Mount Template for Cordless Handset
  • Page 74 – This page is intentionally blank
  • Page 75 – Replacement battery
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Page 2 - Important Information

Important 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 Regu- lations and the Technical Requirements for Telephone Terminal Equipment published by ACTA. ...

Page 3 - Licensing

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 (2) This device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation....

Page 5 - now to read through this user’s guide.; Introduction

Introduction CAUTION: When using telephone equipment, there are basic safety instructions that should always be followed. Refer to the IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS provided with this product and save them for future reference. Congratulations on your purchase of the RCA H5450 Cordless Handset which...

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