About the securhy code system – Sony SPP-A60 User Manual

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ABOUT THE SECURHY CODE SYSTEM

Sony cordless telephones are equipped with a security code system that automatically matches

the handset to the base unit through unique security codes. Each time you receive or initiate a
call, the security code is exchanged between the handset and the base unit so that only the

matching handset and base unit are connected. This prevents the problem of “cross-signaling",

where for example the handset of your unit unintentionally connects with the base unit of your

neighbor’s cordless phone and vice-versa.

(This is not to be confused with the interference you may encounter during a call from other
equipment operating nearby, including cordless telephones. The channel selection feature

helps you minimize such interference.)

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With the automatic security code system in this unit, a unique code is set when you initially

place the handset on the base to charge, and that code is maintained as long as the AC power

to the base unit is maintained. In case of a prolonged AC power interruption, the base unit will

reset with a new code upon power restoration, and if the handset has been away from the base

during that time, it will need to be placed back on the base for a few seconds for the new code
to be passed on to the handset.

Aside from this situation, the security code system works automatically, and normally you will

not need to worry about it at all. Most other cordless telephones also incorporate similar
security code systems.

Only in the rare event that you need to manually change the code, the following are the

instructions to do so.

Make sure that the MODE switch is set to RiNG ON position.

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(VOL/PGM)

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Press CVOiyPGM).

The TALK lamp blinks.

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Press fCHANNEL).

You will hear a confirmation beep.

3

Press the number between 0 - 65535 by

using the dialing keys.

To set 1,2,5,8,8, for example, press ©,

(D.(D, (D.®.

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4

Press (VOL/PGM).

You will hear a long confirmation beep.

5 Immediately place the handset on the

base unit to complete the change.

This procedure will change the code in

both the base unit and the handset.

• A prolonged power failure will erase the digital

security code. To reprogram, place the handset
on the base unit with the handset in RING ON

mode.

> Five short error beeps give warning if you press

any number other than 0 - 65535 (such as
65536).

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