User manual VTECH VT 270

[. . . ] Use only VTech approved batteries for the handset. Failure to observe this advice may void the guarantee. The use of incorrect batteries may create a risk of explosion during battery charging. · User guide · 2 wall fixing screws and plugs Lock Knob R Repeat Call N New Call 3. [. . . ] If your house is not fitted with a compatible wall outlet you may need an adapter. Consult your distributor/retailer for further assistance. CALL DURATION: After 8 seconds the call timer displays duration of the call INSTALLING THE BATTERIES: Disconnect the telephone line and remove the index card. Open the battery door and insert 3 x AAA batteries according to the indicated polarity. Replace the battery door INSTALLING THE BATTERIES: DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY: Applicant: VTech Communications Ltd Address: ED IT /M M-D D STO RE RE LL CA YES/ NO When the battery low symbol displays, it is suggested that the user replace the batteries with new ones. To do so safely the batteries should be replaced according to the following instructions. · Disconnect the telephone cord · Slide out the battery compartment door and remove the old batteries · Insert new ones according to polarities · Slide the battery compartment door back into place M1 M2 M3 ABC DEF 1 GHI 2 JKL 3 MNO Product: 4 PQRS VTech VT270 5 TUV 6 WXYZ 7 8 0 9 # This equipment complies with the European Directives (1999/5/EC), on Radio and Telecommunications Terminal Equipment Battery Compartment Thank you for purchasing the VT270 Vtech telephone. The VT270 telephone provides the convenience with high quality digital sound. It offers superior clarity and many technologically advanced features. Please study the diagram of your telephone to get familiar with the location of the various control keys. You may fit back up batteries (3 x AAA) to the base to support the phone book memories. REPLACEMENT OF BATTERIES: Armstrong Mall Farnborough Hampshire GU14 0NR UK This telephone will display the name and number of your caller if you subscribe to this service, NOT all services will display the name. VT270 VTech VT270 2. There may be a slight risk that electrical storms could damage the VT270. We recommend that the telephone cord and mains plug be removed from your VT270 during such weather conditions. WARNING:L Take care not to drill into pipes or electric cables. To prevent the handset from falling off the hook, unplug the handset lock knob and rotate 180° place the handset back firmly. In standby mode the LCD shows the real time clock. Technology for crystal clear calls we've got people talking VT270 User Guide A/W 30/5/02 11:13 am Page 2 Telephone Operation Memory Programming Dialing Using Phone Book Duration of Call & Memory Full To Disable PABX Caller ID EDITING & STORING NAMES & NUMBERS: Press the button use the no. keys toL enter the first letter of name you want to call There are 72 memories. There are a minimum reserve of 12 memories for the caller ID. With the phone in standby mode Case 1: If the phone book memories have 20 memories, then the unit will expect to store 52 caller messages press # DIALING USING PHONE BOOK: Press the MEMORY FULL: TO SET PABX CODE ON: CALLER ID: The caller ID function requires you to fitL 3xAAA batteries into the base. Your VT270 will display your caller's number identity on incoming calls if you subscribe toL the service. To activate this feature contactL your telecoms provider. The name will display if you have stored the name and number in your VT270's memory. The number will show if you have not. STORE button, the display willL now show "N" YES/ IT ED /M RE CA M-D OR ST D E LL Enter name followed by YES/ to confirm letter button YES/ NO PQRS e. g. [. . . ] Press YES/ to transfer the name and number from call log to the phonebook memory. to store, repeat for ii) Press These controls are located on the right handL side of the base. Speaker Phone Using One Touch Memory Delete Phone Book Memories PABX User Mode Continued. . . Reset SPEAKER PHONE OPERATION: USING ONE TOUCH MEMORY: Press either M1 DELETE PHONE BOOK MEMORIES: Press the button CONTINUED. . . : press YES/ to confirm RESET: In some instances conditions may causeL the phone to lock up. In this case reset. The calls counter will decrease by one for each number stored or each number deleted. If you have batteries in your telephone base the calls will also be time stamped. If you get more than one call from the same number the last one only will be stored. Keep the handset on the cradle Press M2 or find name to be deleted EXAMPLE: If '0' = access code Firstly, unplug the telephone line and remove the battery pack. [. . . ]