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  • Before Initial Use
    • Please read IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS on page 72 before use.
    • Read and understand all instructions.
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        • For your future reference
  • An Introduction to the Station Unit
    • How the station unit takes part in the system
    • Portability (using the battery power mode)
  • Contents
    • Special Features
  • Location of Controls
    • If your unit is registered to KX-TG2000B:
  • Display
    • Backlit LCD display
  • Installation
    • Installing the Battery
    • Connecting the AC Adaptor
      • For noise-free operation:
      • Installation
        • Battery Charge (To Use the Battery Power Mode)
        • Battery strength
          • Display prompt
          • Battery strength
        • Recharge
        • Battery information
  • Registration
    • 5 station unit:
    • 3 Base unit/station unit:
    • Registering the Station Unit Using the PIN
      • 2 Station unit:
      • Base unit/station unit:
  • Programmable Settings
    • Programming Guidelines
      • How to select a function item from the menu
    • Function Menu Table
      • Programmable Settings
    • Selecting the Ringer Voiume
  • Making Calls
    • Using the handset
    • Using the digital duplex speakerphone
    • Making Calls
      • To dial after confirming the entered number
        • Hands-free Digital Duplex Speakerphone
      • To adjust the handset volume (High, Medium or Low) or the speaker volume (8 levels)
      • To redial the last number dialed
      • To redial using the redial list
      • To put a call on hold
      • To release the hold
  • Answering Calls
    • Using the handset
    • Using the digital duplex speakerphone
    • Using Other Lines During a Conversation
  • Intercom
  • Transferring a Call
    • To answer a transferred call:
  • Conference
    • Conference with two external calls
    • Conference with an external call and intercom call
  • Using the Directory
    • storing Names and Numbers in the Directory
      • Make sure that the station unit is in the standby mode.
      • Selecting characters to enter names
        • If you make a mistake while entering a name:
        • For example, to enter “Tom Jones”:
      • To search for a name by initial
    • Editing an Item in the Directory
      • Make sure that the station unit is in the standby mode.
    • Erasing an Item in the Directory
      • Make sure that the station unit is in the standby mode.
  • Caller ID Service
    • How caller information is displayed when a call is received
  • Using the Caller List
    • Viewing the Caller List
      • What ‘W” means
      • If a caller calls more than once
    • Calling Back from the Caller List
    • Editing the Calier’s Phone Number
    • Storing Caller List Information in the Directory
      • Make sure that the station unit is in the standby mode.
      • If there is no name information for the caller, “Enter name” will be displayed.
      • To erase a specific caller from the Caller List
      • To erase alt entries in the Caller List
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  • Special Features
    • How to Use the PAUSE Button
      • (For Analog PBX Line/Long Distance Service Users)
    • For Call Waiting Service Users
      • Call Waiting Cailer ID Feature
    • FLASH Button
    • Temporary Tone Dialing
      • (For Rotary or Pulse Service Users)
  • Other Programmable Settings
    • Selecting the Ringer Pattern
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    • other Programmable Settings
    • Calling Line Selection
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    • Incoming Call Tone
      • Other Programmable Settings
    • Erasing the Directory, Caiier List and Rediai List
    • Clearing Settings
    • Canceling Registration
      • Base unit
      • Station unit
  • Voice Mail System
    • Setting the Mailbox Password
      • To erase the password
  • Automated Attendant System
    • How Automated Attendant System Works
      • Calling the automated attendant
    • Setting the Answer Mode
    • Recording a Personal Greeting Message
      • To erase the recorded greeting message
    • Call Transfer Status
    • Call Operator Status
  • Listening to Messages
    • To listen to all messages, press [T].
    • During playback
      • To adjust the speaker volume (8 levels) or handset volume (High, Medium or Low):
    • For Caller ID service users (p. 29)
      • Listening to your personal mailbox messages from the base unit;
    • Listening to Messages
    • Transferring a Message
    • Erasing a Message
    • Listening to Messages in the General Delivery Mailbox
  • Delivering Your Own Memo Message
  • other Voice Mail System Features
    • Transferring a Call to Other Person’s Mailbox
    • Message Menu Mode
  • Remote Operation from a Touch Tone Phone
    • How to Access the Voice Mail System
      • ^ Remote Operation from a Touch Tone Phone
        • During message playback
        • To transfer a message
        • To listen to all messages
        • To deliver your own message
        • To change the personal greeting message
        • To switch to the general delivery mailbox from your personal mailbox
    • storing a Pager Number
      • To check the stored pager number and pager display number
      • To erase the pager number
    • Setting the Unit to Call a Pager
      • To turn off the pager call mode, select “Off” in step 4
  • Battery Replacement
  • Using an Optional Headset
    • Connecting the headset
    • Making/Answering calls
    • Intercom
  • Wall Mounting
  • Error Messages
    • Display messages
    • Error Messages
      • Voice messages
  • Before Requesting Help
    • Telephone
    • System Features (Voice Mail System/Automated Attendant System/Answering System)
    • Remedy
  • Important Safety Instructions
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    • CAUTION:
    • WARNING:
  • FCC and Other Information
  • Index
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    • When you ship the product
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