User manual SANYO CLT9839

[. . . ] Congratulations Your Sanyo 900-MHz COMPANDER PLUS cordless telephone is a fine-quality home communications product. It is carefully designed and produced by a world leader of consumer and industrial electronics equipment. With proper maintenance and care, it will provide you with years of enjoyment and convenience. Main features: 900-MHz Technology Superior Range - The use of 900-MHz frequency band for signal transmission between base and handset means greater communication range compared to conventional 43--49 MHz cordless telephones. [. . . ] Press v or wduring a call to increase or decrease the level. CAUTION When using the handsfree handset speakerphone, keep the speaker ( located on the back of the handset) away from your ear to prevent any damage to your ear. E22 E23 Caller ID service CALL DISPLAY EXAMPLES When a call comes in, the display may show one of the following: Alison McNab 416-421-8344 Alison McNab Caller ID service CALLERS LIST The callers list memory stores information on your 30 most recent callers. When you begin reviewing the list, a callers list header appears indicating how many new callers have called since your last review and how many callers are saved on the list. If a call is received after 30 callers have already been stored, the oldest item is bumped (dropped from memory). CALL REVIEW button Caller name and number. Caller number is not available. CALLERS LIST HEADERS L 416-421-8344 Long distance caller. Press a CALL REVIEW (v or w) button once to display the header. Alison McNab Long distance Long distance Long distance caller. No calls No callers stored in the list. Long distance caller that cannot be identified. Saved calls= 5 The callers list has five callers that have already been viewed. Unknown caller Call is from an area unable to provide the Caller ID service to your area. New calls= 2 Saved calls= 3 New calls=1 Bumped calls=1 The callers list has 2 new callers and 3 previously viewed callers (5 callers in total). Alison McNab L Private number Private name Private number No information available Indicates that the number is suppressed at caller's request. L means long distance caller. One new caller was received after the caller list memory saved 30 calls. The oldest item has been bumped from the list. Indicates that the name and the number are suppressed at caller's request. Indicates that your telephone could not read the number. DISPLAY LANGUAGE The display language is English or French selectable. To change to another language, see page E19. E24 E25 Caller ID service REVIEWING THE CALLERS LIST Caller ID service The callers list displays caller information in 3 pages in sequence: Name page CALL REVIEW button 1 Press a CALL REVIEW (v or w) button once to display a header. Number page Caller phone number 416-421-8344 *=Edit MENU= s Date page Caller name Alison McNab NO. 5 MENU= s Jun15 2:35pm 2X MENU=s 2 From a callers list header display, you can. . . Memory number (No. 1 is the oldest) Press w repeatedly to scroll the list starting from the oldest new call. Press v repeatedly to scroll the list starting from the most recent caller. Date and time of the call. If you are called repeatedly from the same number, the caller list keeps only the latest date and time, but indicates how many calls were made from the same number. New calls= 2 Saved calls= 3 New call 1 New call 2 No. 5 Header New calls= 2 Saved calls= 3 END Header To move from page to page Whenever press MENU (s), move to name / number / date. Oldest new call Most recent call New call 2 No. 4 End of New calls Most recent call Oldest new call END This appears when you have seen all the new calls received since your last review. End of New calls New call 1 Saved calls=5 Saved call 1 Saved call 2 Saved call 3 No. 2 End of New calls This indicates that you have now reviewed all items in the callers list memory. (If you press v , the display shows the last received item again. ) Oldest call on the list Saved call 3 Saved call 2 No. 1 Newest call on the list Once reviewed, callers are no longer listed as [New calls] but remain on the list. Information remains on display for about 45 seconds. No. 3 Saved call 1 You can press v to scroll up or w to scroll down any time while viewing the any time. To exit the callers list, press END E26 E27 Caller ID service ERASING CALLER INFORMATION FROM THE CALLERS LIST To erase one entry at a time: Caller ID service EDITING NUMBERS IN THE CALLERS LIST To dial out a number in the callers list, you may have to edit it (add a [1] before a long distance number, for example). Alison McNab No. 5 MENU= s 1 2 3 Review the callers list by pressing a CALL REVIEW (v or w) button. Press ERASE when the caller information you want to erase is on the display. Within 5 seconds, press ERASE 1 2 3 4 Find the caller in the list by pressing a CALL REVIEW (v or w) button. 5 MENU= s ERASE again to confirm Tom Jacobs No. 6 MENU= s to display the number page. 416-421-8344 =Edit again. MENU=s The display changes to the next caller (or callers list heading). Press *. The first digit flashes. 4164218344 To erase all items in the callers list at once: Add a digit. 14164218344 1 2 3 Press a CALL REVIEW button once to display the callers list header. [. . . ] will repair, or at our option, replace a Communication product which shows evidence of a manufacturing defect in materials or workmanship. Replacement PARTS are warranted for the remaining portion of the warranty period. WHAT IS NOT COVERED (a) Communications products purchased outside Canada. (b) Communications products purchased in a used condition. [. . . ]