AT&T VIDEOPHONE 2500 Bedienungsanleitung

Owner's Manual

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Table

Contents

Table

Contents

(continued)

Important

Safety

Instructions

Memory

Dialing

Case

Difficulty

Introduction

Memory

Features

Maintenance

Information

One-Touch

Dialing

Parts

Checklist

;

AT&T

Limited

Warranty

Entering

Dialing

Delays

Features

Storing

Special

Dialing

FCC

Information

Commands

Installation

Index

Storing

Numbers

Just

Dialed

VideoPhone

Location

Viewing

Numbers

Stored

Service

Return

Form

Battery

Installation

Memory

Set

Dial

Mode

Switch

Memory

Erase

Connect

Adapter

Disable

Call

Waiting

Connect

Handset

and

Line

Cord

Dialing

Long

Telephone

Adjust

Video

Module

Numbers

Open

Camera

Shutter

VideoPhone

Operation

Check

For

Dial

Tone

You

Self

View

Operation

Before

You

Begin

Make

Video

Call

Telephone

Operation

Cancel

Video

During

Call

Making

and

Answering

Cails

Extension

Phones

Speakerphone

One-Way

Video

Calls

Volume

Control

Self

View

Redial

Screen

Brightness

Hold

Camera

Focus

Mute

Camera

Shutter

Flash

Silent

Video

Mode

Ringer

Volume

Control

Video

Hold

Temporary

Tone

Dialing

Disable

Call

Waiting

AT&T

1992.

All

rights

reserved.

Important

Safety

Instructions

Always

basic

safety

precautions

when

using

this

product

reduce

risk

injury,

fire,

electric

shock.

Read

and

understand

all

instructions

this

manual.

Observe

all

warnings

and

instructions

marked

the

product.

Unplug

this

product

from

wall

outlet

and

telephone

jack

before

cleaning.

Clean

exposed

parts

with

soft,

damp

cloth.

not

use

liquid

aerosol

cleaners.

not

use

the

product

near

water,

when

you

are

wet.

For

example,

not

use

ina

wet

basement

near

swim-

ming

pool,

bathtub,

shower,

kitchen

sink,

wash

bowl,

laun-

dry

tub.

the

product

comes

contact

with

any.

liquids,

unplug

the

power

and

line

cords

immedi-

ately.

Do.not

plug

the

product

back

until

has

been

dried

thoroughly.

Install

this

product

securely

stable

surface.

Serious

damage

may

result

the

product

falls.

Install

this

product

pro-

tected

location

where

one

can

step

trip

over

adapter,

power

cord

and

line

cord.

not

place

objects

the

‘cords

adapter

that

may

cause

damage

abrasion.

10.

11.

Use

only

the

correct

power

source

marked

the

adapter.

you

are

not

sure

ihe

power

supply

your

home,

consult

your

local

power

company.

Use

only

the

adapter

supplied.

The

polarized

plug

has

three

prongs,

must

plugged

into

grounded

outlet

with

three

holes.

Such

plugs

are

designed

for

your

safety.

not

attempt

defeat

this

purpose.

you

cannot

insert

the

plug

easily,

your

outlet

should

replaced

electri-

cian.

not

overload

wall

outlets

and

extension

cords.

This

can

increase

risk

fire

electric

shock.

this

product

does

not

oper-

ate

normally,

see

“In

Case

Difficulty”

page

28.

you

cannot

resolve

the

problem,

the

product

damaged,

refer

the

AT&T

Limited

Warranty

page

33.

Opening

the

product

reassembling

incorrectly

may

expose

you

dangerous

volt-

ages

other

risks.

During

thunderstorms,

avoid

using

telephones

except

cord-

less

models.

There

may

slight

chance

electric

shock

from

lightning.

Important

Safety

Instructions

(continued)

—

12.

not

use

telephone

the

vicinity

gas

leak.

you

suspect

gas

leak,

report

immediately,

but

use

telephone

away

from

the

area

where

gas

leaking.

13.

Never

push

objects

any

kind

into

ventilation

slots.

Risk

fire

electric

shock

may

result

dan-

gerous

voltage

points

are

touched.

14.

Provide

proper

ventilation

prevent

overheating.

not

place

bed,

sofa,

rug

other

soft

surface

that

may

block

vents

the

underside

the

product.

not

place

the

product

over

near

radiator

heat

15.

Unplug

all

cords

before

replacing

battery.

16.

not

burn

puncture

used

batteries.

Batteries

contain

chemicals

that

may

hazardous.

17.

Never

attempt

recharge

batteries

not

designed

for

this

purpose;

use

only

the

type

batteries

indicated

page

18.

batteries

are

rechargeable,

charge

only

instructed

this

manual.

19.

not

touch

battery

terminals.

There

may

low

voltage

present

that

could

cause

burns

electric

shock.

SAVE

THESE

INSTRUCTIONS

Introduction

About

Your

New

VideoPhone

The

AT&T

VideoPhone

2500

allows

you

enjoy

wide

variety

telephone

features.

When

you

call

someone

who

has

VideoPhone

compatible

with

the

Global

VideoPhone

Standard”

(9),

you

can

see

and

hear

each

other.

During

video

calls,

images

are

dis-

played

motion

on a

high-quality,

color

video

screen

you

talk.

For

privacy,

you

can

the

shutter

the

camera

any

time

your

image

cannot

received

another

VideoPhone.

The

camera

lens

provides

field

view

wide

enough

include

several

people

the

viewing

image.

make

group

conversations

enjoyable,

enhanced

speakerphone

design

makes

speech

sound

clearer

and

natural

than

ever

before.

Because

the

VideoPhone

provides

many

advanced

features

not

found

standard

telephones,

recom-

mend

that

you

read

this

manual

care-

fully.

explains

everything

you

need

know

get

the

most

pleasing

results

from

your

new

VideoPhone.

you

have

any

questions,

call

the

AT&T

National

Service

Center

800

437-9504.

The

call

toll

free,

and

we'll

glad

help.

Parts

Checklist

Remember

save

your

sales

receipt

case

you

ever

need

warranty

service.

Check

make

sure

the

tele-

phone

package

includes

the

following

items

shown

below:

VideoPhone

2500

(telephone

with

Telephone

video

module)

handset

One

coiled

One

7-foot

handset

cord.

telephone

line

cord

Nine-volt

battery

adapter

‘

Power

Cord

Make

sure

you

have

electrical

outlet

and

modular

telephone

jack

near

the

place

where

you’ve

chosen

install

the

VideoPhone.

the

jack

than

seven

feet

away,

you'll

need

longer

telephone

line

cord.

ACCESSORIES

AT&T

offers

complete

line

accessory

products

—

including

jacks,

cords

and

adapters

—

make

any

telephone

wiring

job

quick,

safe

and

inexpensive,

Ask

for

them

where

you

purchased

your

VideoPhone.

Features

Front

and

Back

p.10

p..11

)

Mfvintantnntniniterti

nine

Battery

Begs

FPWR

Compartment

p.9

.Camera

Ringer

Dial

Mode. Power

Line

Cord

Shutter

Switch

Jack

‘Camera

Lens

One

Touch

Memory

oo,

Locations

‘

BRIGHT

OPEN

This

screen

displays

video

images

and

messages

FOCUS

SELF

VIEW

REDIAL

FLASH

—

MUTE

ie,

Installation

VideoPhone

Location

The

location

the

telephone

can

affect

the

quality

video

images.

For

best

results,

instal!

the

telephone

room

with

bright,

evenly

distribut-

light

(Figure

1).

Position

the

phone

that

bright

lights

reflective

surfaces

(such

mirrors

win-

dows)

are

behind

you

when

you

face

the

telephone.

See

page

for

additional

suggestions

help

you

get the

best

performance

from

your

new

VideoPhone.

Battery

Installation

provide

backup

power

for

memory

and

video

settings

(in

case

electrical

power

loss),

insert

the

9-volt

battery.

install

the

battery:

Fold

down

the

video

module.

Place

the

front

edge

the

phone

your

lap,

the

underside

the

phone

is:

facing

you.

Place

thumb

battery

door

slots,

press

down

and

swing

open

the

bat-

tery

compartment

door

(Figure

2).

Snap

conductor

cap

onto

battery

shown

and

insert

battery

into

space

provided

(Figure

3).

Place

thumb

battery

door

slots,

swing

door

toward

phone,

press

down

and

snap

closed.

Figure

(

Continued)

Installation

(continued)

When

the

telephone

beeps

and

the

“Low

Battery”

message

appears

‘the

display

screen,

you

should

replace

the

battery

within

about

two

weeks.

Always

use

new,

nine-volt

alkaline

battery.

When

you

remove

the

battery,

the

memory

will

remain

intact

for

five

minutes

without

power.

the

battery

not

replaced

within

five

minutes,

all

video

settings

and

telephone

—

numbers

you

have

stored

memory

may

lost.

Set

dial

mode

switch

Set

the

Dial

Mode

Switch

(on

the

back

the

VideoPhone)

TONE

unless

you

have

dial-pulse

(rotary)

service.

Make

sure

you

choose

the

correct

setting.

Tone

dialing

will

not

work

you

have

dial-pulse

service.

(See

page

you

have

difficulty

when

dialing.)

switch

from

pulse

tone

dialing

during

phone

call,

see

“Temporary

Tone

Dialing”

page

16.

Dial

Made

Switch

Installation

(continued)

Connect

adapter

First,

plug

the

adapter

cord

into

the

POWER

jack

the

back

the

VideoPhone.

Make

sure

snaps

firmly

place.

Then

firmly

plug

the

power

cord

into

the

adapter.

Place

the

adapter

the

floor

or.on

the

desk

near

the

telephone.

Plug

the

adapter

into

any

standard

house-

hold

electrical

outlet

that

not

controlled

wall

switch.

disconnect

the

adapter,

press

the white

plastic

release

under

the

plug.

Connect

handset

and

line

cord

Plug

the

coiled

cord

into

the

side

the

telephone

and

the

handset,

then

hang

up.

Plug

the

line

cord

into

the

TEL

LINE

jack

the

back

the

tele-

phone.

Plug

the

other

end

into

modular

.wall

jack.

Adjust

video

module

Lift

and

swivel

the

video

module

that

faces

you

use

the

Adapter

telephone.

Wipe

the

screen

with

soft,

lint-free

cloth

remove

any

packing

fibers

that

may

remain

the

screen.

Open

camera

shutter

Move

the

shutter

switch

top

the

video

module

the

open

posi-

tion

(see

page

26).

Cheek

for

dial

tone

Lift

the

handset

and

listen

fora

-dial

tone

and

check

video

display.

you

can’t

hear

dial

tone,

words

not

appear

the

video

display,

turn

the

Case

Difficulty

section

page

for

suggestions

how

correct

the

problem.

(Continued)

Installation

(continued)

Telephone

Operation

Self

View

Operation

;

Making

and

Answering

Calls

The

following

will

allow

you

screen

brightness.

Press

Standard

call:

Lift

the

handset,

see

how

your

image

will

appear

‘when

adjustment

has

been

made.

press

(SPKR],

make

answer

_another

AT&T.

VideoPhone.

Press

the

button;

then

call.

]

(ee)

complete

information

con-

press

the

down

arrows

tained

the

VideoPhone

Operation

the

control

adjust

image

fF)

section

starting

page

21.

sharpness

and

motion.

Press

Face

the

phone

—

about

arm’s

when

adjustment

has

length

away

from

the

video

screen.

been

made.

Press

the

button.

After

Press

the

buttonto

EEE

ideo

camer

remove

your

image

from

the

snocld

scivatod.

Tit

and

swivel

video

screen.

Video

call:

After

the

call

has

begun,

the

video

module

necessary

press

begin

sending

your

until

you

see

mirror

image

another

VideoPhone

(see

Volume

Control

yourself

the

display

screen.

page

23).

Press

the

button;

then

You

can

either

hang

end

the

The

VOLUME

control

adjusts

the

press

the

down

arrows

call,

press

stop

sending

speaker

and

handset

comfort-

the

control

adjust

video

images

and

continue

talking.

able

listening

level.

adjustment

made

one

(either

speaker

handset)

does

not

affect

the

other.

Camera

Lens

Speakerphone

Each

time

you

press

the

DOWN

wiseoprone]

volume

arrow,

the

volume

increases

€)

You

can

answer

Call

without

lifting

decreases

one

level.

Three

Video

the

handset

pressing

[SPKA].

beeps

indicate

that

maximum

Screen

Module

—

make

call

with

the

speakerphone,

minimum

volume

has

been

reached.

press

and

begin

dialing

when

;

—

you

hear

the

dial

tone.

hang

up,

(Continued)

press

again.

You

can

turn

off

the

speakerphone

bee

any

time

during

the

call

lifting

the

handset.

When

you

use

the

handset,

you

can

ee)

press

any

time

during

the

call

turn

the

speakerphone.

The

handset

automatically

turned

off,

BRIGHT

FOCUS

VOLUME

and

you

can

replace

the

base

without

disconnecting

the

call.

Telephone

Operation

(continued)

Telephone

Operation

(continued)

Redial

Mute

The

telephone

always

stores

[=]

[w]

The

MUTE

feature

allows

you

hear

memory

the

last

phone

number

man-

your

caller,

but

your

caller

will

not

ually

mee.

Tampere

asplayed

oOo

(we

able

hear

anything

you

say.

ress

make

call.

tf)

oes

tiie

taco

ight

on,

redial

the

last

number

dialed,

press

you

can

talk

privately

with

someone

Trane

Lee

sores

tenerantae”

FEO

your

conversation,

press

again.

numbers

digits

long.

The

number

remains

memory

until

you

erase

change

dialing

another

number.

erase

the

Redial

memory,

press

(PROG),

then

(REDIAL),

then

(PROG).

This

deletes

the

last

number

dialed,

will

not

displayed

the

time

the

phone

used.

Hold

The

HOLD

feature

allows

you

keep

call

the

line

while

you

step

away

from

the

phone,

extension

phone.

Press

place

call

hold.

The

words

“Line

Hold”

will

appear

the

screen.

While

the

red

Hold

light

on,

you

can

place

the

handset

back

the

cradle

without

disconnecting

the

call.

resume

your

conversation,

lift

the

handset

(or

press

again).

you

are

using

the

speakerphone,

press

resume

your

conversation.

MUTE

canceled

you

switch

from

handset

speakerphone,

from

speakerphone

handset

during

the

call.

Flash

Standard

Call:

The

FLASH

feature

useful

you

have

subscribed

custom

calling

services

from

your

local

telephone

company.

Press

instead

pressing

the

switchhook

activate

services

such

Call

Waiting

3-Way

Calling.

You

may

have

press

other

buttons

before

after

the

FLASH

button,

explained

the

custom

calling

instructions

provided

your

local

telephone

company.

Video

Call:

stop

sending

video

images

and

continue

talking,

press

(FLASH).

(Continued)

Telephone

Operation

(continued)

Ringer

Volume

The

RINGER

volume

switch

allows

you

turn

the

telephone

ringer

OFF,

set

ring

LOW

or HI

volume

(Figure

1).

you

turn

the

ringer

off,

the

message

“RINGER

OFF”

appears

the

video

display

the

beginning

each

call.

When

the

ringer

off,

you can

dial

and

answer

calls

normally.

Other

telephones

your

home

will

still

ring;

they

are

not

affected

the

switch.

Ringer

switch

Temporary

Tone

Dialing

Tone

dialing

used

only

when

you

have

rotary

service.

allows

you

access

services

that

require

tone

signaling,

including

some

tone-

activated

computer

systems

(e.g.,

telephone

banking).

change

from

pulse

(rotary)

tone

dialing

during

call:

Dial

telephone

number

with

the

DIAL

mode

switch

set

PULSE.

Press

(TONE);

all

buttons

pressed

after

this

will

send

tone

signals.

After

you

hang

up,

the

phone

automatically

returns

rotary

service.

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J L

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5-30

—5

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Figure

Memory

Dialing

Memory

Features

Each

stored

number

remains

memory

unless

you

erase

change

entering

another

number

the

same

memory

location.

you

replace

the

battery

least

once

year,

the

memory

will

retained

even

during

prolonged

loss

electrical

power.

Capacity:

The

telephone

can

store

telephone

numbers,

each

digits

long.

Each

character

counts

one

digit,

whether

number,

hyphen,

special

command

such

Pause

Wait

(see

page

18).

One-touch

dialing:

The

spaces

the

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