Panasonic KX-T2429 Bedienungsanleitung

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INTEGRATED

TELEPHONE

SYSTEM

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KX'T2429

EASA-PHONEo

TONE

REMOTE

CONTROL

Thank

you

for

purchasing

thePanasonicTelephone

Answering

System.

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Pleaseread

beforeuse.

Gontents

Location

ofControls

Preparation

I Telephone

Manual

Dialing

andReceiving

........

Hold .

Hands-free.....,

AutomaticDialing ,:.,..

Other

Features

Outside

Line

Computer

Accessed

I ino

SpecialPhone

Company

Services....

Answerlng

Machine

InitialSetting

...

OGMRecording

(Outgoing

Message)

PriortoLeaving

Listeningto

Messages

....

OtherFeatures

Transfdrring

theIncoming

Messages

How

Operatefrom

RemotePhone

HowtoAdjustDay

andTime.

. 21

Liquid

CrystalDisplay 22

Announcements

the

Unit 22

Troubleshooting

Guide 23

TarjetadeReferencia

Rdpida

WallMounting

.... 27

CassetteTapes 28

Maintenance

.., ....... 28

Accessory

Orderlnformation 28

Others 29

lmportant

Information 29

Accessories

ACAdaptor(KX-A11).... 1

Telephone

Line

Cord 1

OutgoingMessage

Tape

. 1

Incoming

MessageTape..... 1

Handsetcord.. 1

Handset ..q..... 1

Wall

Mounting

Adaptor 1

Location

Controls

Youcan

also

use

the

reverseside)

for

writing.

The

instructions

for I

storing

numbers

into

memoryare I

printed

this

card. ./

Memory

Card

RedialButton

Flash

Button

Pause

Mute

Button

HoldButton

Speakerphone

(SP-PHON

Button

and

Indicator

DCJack

Direct

Call

Buttons

Outgoing

Message

(OGM)

Tape

Record

Button

OGM-StarVStbp

Button

lncoming

Message

(lCM)Tape

LiquidCrystal

Display

(LCD)

AnswerSystem

On/OffSwitch

back/Pause

Button

Rewind

Button

astForward

Button

Memo/2

Way

Button

VolumeControl

Ringer

Volume

Selector

Dialing

Mode

Selector

(Tone/Pulse)

Teleohone

LineJack

Place

the

included

Name

Card

for

Speed

Dialer

into

the

guide

rails;

Preparation

Q Connectasshown.

Handset

Cord

Modular

Jack

forSingle

(RJ11C)

sure

tousetheACAdaptor,lfa

power

falluretakes

place,

the

unitcan

beusedasatypical

telephone.

USEONLYPanasonic

ACADAPTOR,KX-A11.

LineConnection

ril

-\u

@ Cec

(Calling

Party

Control);

@ eusnthe

Answer

System

On/OffSwitch

on.

(Power

Indicator

willlight.)

PUSH

"#1" FOR

INITIALSETTING.

lnllDl

I MEr\rcF|y | | pF(xi I

r||l

PUSH PUSH

"PROG''

.,MEMORY''.

PUSH

"1" 0R

"2".

oPush

"1"for

settingto

"A".

The

LC-Displaywill

show

"A".

oPush

"2" lor

settingto

"B".

TheLC-Display

will

show

"b".

@ nOlustthe

dayand

time. @ zwav

BEEP:

Setthe2WAY

BEEP

on.

(See

page

27.)

-2-

Single

Telephone

Line

@ InsertocMml and

ICM

[El

cassettetapes.

@ OiatingMode

Selector;

oSet

"TONE".

dialingcannot

done.setto

"PULSE"

@ ningerVolume

Selector;

oSet

"HIGH".

LOW: Theringing

sound

will

tow.

OFF: Thetelephone

will

notring.

SelectingtheCPC.

oUsually

setlo

"A" (for

no-callwaiting

service

line).

you

havecallwaiting

serviceor

some

Incoming

messages

are

interruped,

set

"8".

thesetting:Tochange

lr-rl

lr,l

IPF6 I

PUSH

"PROG''

UNTIL

MEMORY

INDICATOR

LIGHT

ON.

[- 1lo,l^*al

(Seepage

21.)

Manual

Dialing

and

Receiving

Using

the

handset

For

manualdialing

operation,

you

can

usethe

handset

itis,

Hands-f

ree

oThe

Speakerphone

Indicatorwilllight.

PUSH

"SP.PHONE''

WHENTHE

CONVERSATION

COMPLETED..

PUSH

"REDIAL"

WHEN

THELINE

ISBUSY.

I Whenusing

thehandset;

depressing

theRedialbutton

enables

you

redial

once.

I Whenusing in

thehands-free

mode;

depressing

the

Redialbutton

enables

you

redial

to15

timeswithina 1O-minute

period.

cancel,

push

the

Flashbutton.

oUp

to30digits

will

bedialed

whenusing

the

redial

function.

PushtheMutebuttonwhen

you

donot

want

your

voice

conversation

tobe

heard

the

other

pany.

.l|__--.|

rt I

Ir-----'r I

l.#l

PUSH

"MUTE".

oThe MuteIndicatorwill

light.

ffi

DIALPHONE

NUMBER.

Ao'H

LIFT

THEHANDSETOR

PUSH

"SP-PHONE"

AND

TALK,

2 To

resumethqconversation,

PUSH

"MUTE''

AGAIN.

-3-

Hold

While

having

aconversation,

Ir-___--rI

l' 'l

l*l

PUSH

"HOLD",

oThe

HoldIndicator

willblink.

. You

may

nangup,n"

olf

apower

falluretakes

place,

not

use

the

hold

lunction.

1 a 'nusing

the

handset

olf

the

handset

OFF-hook;

PUSH

"HOLD''

AGAIN,

oWhen

the

handset

the

cradle;

liftthe

E5 .

I lnthehands-freemode

PUSH

"SP-PHONE''.

Start

talking.

releasea

hold

using

anqlhertelephone

connectedonthesame

line:

Liftthe

A ottheother

telephone.

olf

the

holdisnotreleased,depressthe

hook

switch

oftheother

telephone

lor

about

second.

Hands-f

ree

Youmaychoose

touse

thehandset'or

hands'

free.

Hands-free

+ Handset

Swilchto

Lift

the

oThe

SP-PHONE

lndicaior

will

out.

Handset

I Hands-free

Swilch

PUSH

"SP.PHONE'',

oThe

SP-PHONE

lndicatorwilllight.

2 Hansup

I ll

you

hangupthe

handsetbefore

pushing

the.

SP-PHONE

button,theconversationwill

terminated.

I Whentheother

party

finds

itdifficult

tohear

your

voice:

Lowerthesound

levelusingtheSpeaker

VolumeControlorspeak

louder.

I Absorbing

echo:

Use

roomwhichhascurtainsor

carpeting.

I Note:

you

andthecallerspeak

atthesame

time,

parts

your

conversationwillbe

lost.To

avoid

this,speakalternately.

-4-

AutomaticDialing

I SpeedDialing

(20

memorystations):

There

are20memorystations

(for

Speed

Dialing),each

station

capableof

storing

digits.

Eachmemory

stationcanbeaccessedbydialing

two

digits

onthedial

pad.

I One-TouchDialing

(12

memorystations):

There

are6DirectCallbuttons

(for

One-Touch

Dialing),

each

Direct

Callbuttonconsistsoftwofunctions,

theyareupper

andlower

memory

locations.Eachlocation

(Upper+Lower)

capableof

storjng

digits. I BehindP.B.X.

your

extensionis

placed

behind

PBX.

system,entertheLineAccessNo.

gain

accesstoan

outside

line.

Besurethehandsetisonthe

cradleand

SP-PHONEbuttonisoff.

PUSH

"PROG''

UNTILMEMORY

INDICATOE

LIGHTISON.

Storing

phone

number.

I Speeddialing

For

eachstationNo.,dial2digits.

tffit l-ffi]Er

lqPl

lqPll'='o"'l

DIAI DIALPHONE PUSH

,,STATION

NO.'" NUMBER, "MEMOEY''.

(01

THRoUGH20)

oPhone numberscan be storedinto

memory

station

@E to

following

the

aoove

oroceoure.

store

thePhone

numberin

succession,

repeat

step

I One-Touch

Dialing

Push

the

Direct

Callbutton

instead

dialingthestationbuttons.

.ln

using

theUppermemorylocation;

PUSH

..MEMORY"

.You

mayusethe

Direct

Callbuttoninstead

ofdialingthestation

numbers.

After

storing

allthenumbers,

PUSH

"PROG''.

oThe

Memory

Indicatorwill

out.

I YoumayusetheSecretMemorybutton

Insteadof pushing

theMemorybutton.

(Refer

to "VoiceMemo

Check"

page

7.)

I Push

theLower

button

firstfor storing

the

numberinthelowermemory

station.

you

notice

errorbefore

pressing

the

Memory

button.

{lL

I ll IJ. insteadof

the *f;,"

Push

untiltheMemorylndicator

lightis

on.

2 Repeat

step2of

"storing

Phone

Numbers".

"sTATr0N

N0.".

(01

THRoUGH

20)

DIALPHONE

NUMBER.

..DIREcTcALL'',

NUMBER

l"*'l

PUSH

.'MEMORY''.

Another

phone

number

canbestoredin

the

lowermemory

sectionofthe

samestation.

DIALPHONE

NUMBER.

PUSH

.,MEMORY''

PUSH DIALPHONE

trtrH@

PUSH PUSH

"L0WER". "0tRE0T

0ALL"

-5-

Repeat

storing

the

same

numberinto

the

samestation.

Whenthe*D*,is

pushed,

the

Memory

Indicator

willflashandabeep

will

beheard.

.twice;

.The

entry

isthesameaswhat

was

previously

stored.

.once;

The

entry

isdifferentfromtheonethat

was

previously

stored.Repeat

the

procedure

storing.

DirectCallButtons

Transler

Indicator

TransferButton

(Lower)

Push

Pushthe

buttons

follows:

dialing

DIAL

..STATION

NO.'"

(01

THRoUGH

20)

I One-Touch

Dialing

l-l D

\ LOWER I

PUSH

''DIRECT

CALL'',

Pushlower

button

first

for

dialingthe

number

storedinthelower

memory

station.

youpush

the

Lower

buttonby

mistake

when

you

wanttouse

theUpper

station,

you

musthangup

andthen

dial

again.

When

you

finish,

hanguptne

Inhands-freemode: I5 L-----J

'ff**

Besure

thehandsetis

onthecradleand

the

SP-PHONE

buttonisoff.

Example:

erasethenumberin

memory

station

@@:

DtAL

"02".

1 t-itttnefll

o,.

F;;

PUSH

"PROG"

UNTILMEMORY

INDICATOR

LIGHTISON,

I Speed

lDl

l**l

PUSH

"AUTO''

O ',..

SecretMemoryButton

-r

6_i .Clear

Button

Memory/MEMO

(Upper)Button

Lower

Button

(Phone

no,

cannot

stored.)

VoiceMemo

Check

tZ E F Button

WEMErc ffi\ AUrc\

€K\\

\ : AutoButton

\L Program

Button

not

disconnectthe

adaptorand

the

telephone

cord

for

over30minutes,

the

stored

phone

number

may

loseand

reprogramwill

required,

PUSH

.,MEMORY''

EASA-PHONE

PUSH

"PROG''

-6-

Other

Features

Whllehaving

conversation,

another

telephonenumbercanbestoredIntothe

Memobutton.

you

can

dialthenumberby

pushing

the

Memobuttonanytime

you

like.

oThis

functionisuseful

tostorea

telephone

number,which

given

you

bytheother

party.

I Storing

'While

havinga

t- -1

t-t

lrrl

lPrcl

PUSH

"PROG"

UNTILMEMORY

INOICATORFLASHES.

I Dialing

lrr or l--J

sff

PUSH OIAL"STATION

NO.''

,.VOICE

MEMO "DIRECT

CALL'"

CHECK".

oThe

unit

will

announce

the

stored

phone

number.

I lfitneednotannouncethestored

number,

push

theSecret

Memorybuttoninstead

pushing

Memory

Qutton

whenstoring.

Example:

storethesecret

phone

numberinto

memory

@p.

conversation,

r--

I t1I2t3r | | |

lf;?:Gttt I

I tlEgt | | t-_J I

I IIIIEI | | vterraonY I

| '-rL.

| | |

OIALPHONE PUSH

NUMBER. ,.MEMORY'', @@

DlAL

"02"

I lf

you

store

thenew

phone

numberinto

memoryusing

the

"Memo

Dial"

feature,

the

previously

stored

numberwill

erased.

The

pause

button

function

neededfor

line

accessorcomputertone.

oRefer

"Outside

Lineor

ComputerAccessed

Line"

page

Anycombinationofdialing

methods

canbe

done.

I Automaticand

ManualDialing

I Pulse

and

ToneDialing

I PluralMemory

Statlons

PUSH

"PROG" DIAL

UNTILMEMORY

INOICATOR

LIGHTIS

ON.

tr-'ltt I

l.H-, 1 | |

| fiil,ionv I I PrcG I

PUSH PUSH

"PROG''.

JEUhI I

MEMORY".

I Thevoicememocheckwill

lunction

whilethe

unitisinAnswermodeorduringtheAnswer

system

power

off.

Thisfeaturewillnot

function

theother

mode

(such

asIn-use

mode.)

I Theunitwillannounceonly

phone

number

storedand

willnot

announce

"PAUSE",

"FLASH","#" and

")e".

you

wanttochange

from

pulse

mode

into

tonemodeduringdialing,

theTone

(f-{)

TONE -

buttoncanbe

usedinsteadofchanging

the

DialingModeSelector.

When

you

hangup,

theDialingModewillbe

automatically

returnto

pulse

mode.

DIALPHONE

NUMBER.

LIFTTHEHANDSETOR

PUSH

"SP.PHONE". PUSH

"MEMORY''

ASMEMOBUTTON.

-7

Gomputer

Accessed

Line

Special

Phone

Qompany

Services

Outside

Line

ThePause

button

tunctionina

dial

operationis

neededto

gain

access

toanoutside

line

computer-accessed

longdistanceservices.

I One

pause

required

foran

outside

dialtone.

Example

(PBX):

L Lineaccess

pause

requiredlormanual

dialing

ifthe

auto

feature

isused.

I Twopauses

arerequiredfor

computeraccess

tone.

Example

(MCl,

SPRINT,etc.):

Phonenumberintomemorystations

@[,

@@and@@

After

pushing

the

Program

button,

IE -- Et!"*"t"

bfi-l .-.- |

lffitgtr{:i*ilxiservce|1"*grr

i I

I toneorouls€ -l

"trEE@Fil€l

f,ili"il'"'

toneonly

TheFlash

buttoncanbeused

for

Call

Waiting.

Formore

details

please

seethebrochufg-

issuedby

your

telephonecompany.

Whilehaving

aconversation,

another

party

callsanda

toneis

heard. r

PUSH

"FLASH"

LIGHTLY.

oYou

can

speak

tothe

second

party

and

place

the

original

party

hold.

PUSH

"FLASH''

LIGHTLY

AGAIN.

oYou

canspeaktotheoriginal

party

again

and

place

the

second

party

hold.

lfthe

calling

party

orcalled

party

hold

hangs

up,

theline

isterminated.

Youmay

access

some

features

your

PBX

usingthe

Flash

button

instead

the

hookswitch.

PushtheFlash

buttonlightly

adial

operation.

"Flash"

canbe

stored

into

memoryinthe

same

way

"Storing

Phone

Numbers"

page

Memory

stationscanbe

usedtoautomatically

accessto

features

your

host

PBX.Push

the

Flash

buttonlightly

atthe

position

where

the

hookswitch

operationisrequired

thedialing

operationwhen

programming

into

the

memory

station.

__-_l

+|ueuonvHoil

l]ll,ll''*""

lluE!9dl

+loneootv+'

o2or

memory

stationsare

required,

asone

memory

cannotstore

over16

digits,

oPushing

th6Pausebutton

oncecountsas

digit.

oChanging

theDialingModeSelector

counts

as1

digit,

oYou

may

usethelTlbutton instead

changingtheDialingMode

Selector,

-8-

Initial

Setting

oSelect

the

Caller's

Recording

timeandthe

Numberofrings.

o Recordingtime

canbe

setto

"1mlnute",

"VOX"

"Announce".

o Number

ringscanbesetto

"Once"

through

"7rings",

"Auto",

o Besurethe

handsetisonthecradleandSP-PHONEbutton

off.

oCheckone

ofthe

following

the

panel

sheet

for

your

convenience.

t3 o'

F*al

[*.={

tEt

l"*l

PUSH

"PROG"

1minute

(Limited):

The

unitwill

record

to-1minute.

VOX

(Unlimited):

The

unit

willrecordforas

long

caller

speaks.

Announce:

The

unit

will

play

back

the

Outgoingmessageandwill

not

record

anyIncoming

messages.

E@ rE

PUSH

"PROG" PUSH

"#4''

FOR

UN1IL

MEMORY INITIAL

SETTING

INDICATOR

LIGHT

0N.

1minute VOX

PUSH

"1",

"2"

"3".

PUSH

''PROG'' PUSH

"#7"

FOR

UNTILMEMORY INITIALSETTING

INDICATORLIGHT

ISON.

@or fTl o'l^*4..,o,.

l'*zl

Auto Once 2

rlngs

PUSH

"0",

"2"...

"7".

PUSH PUSH

"PROG".

..MEMORY".

I Once:

answers

thefirstring

I 2rlngs:answers

onthesecond

ring

I 7rings:answers

ontheseventhring

I Auto: See

"Toll

Saver".

7rlnge

you

have

set

thenumberof

ringsto

.,AUTO'';

you

call

froma

remotelocation

andtheunit

does

not

pick

onthethirdring,hang

up.

Thismeans

callshavebeenrecorded

and

you

willnot

required

pay

toll

charges.

Pick

ontheAtleast

onemessage

has

secondring: been

recorded.

doesnot Nomessages

havebeen

plck

upon recorded.

hang

up,

thethirdring:

After

you

have

played

back

all

the

messages

fromaremote

phone;

Pick

uponthe Atleast

one

newmessage

secondringIn has

been

recorded.

the

call: The

unit

willannounce

the.

' numberof

thenewly

recorded

messages.

lfno

pick

upoccursonthethird

ring,

messageshavebeen

recorded.

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