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Radio Shack ET-1101 manual

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    Cat. No. 43-1101 OWNER’S MANUAL Please re ad befor e using this equi pment. ET-1101 900MHz 40-Channel Headset Cordless Pho ne 43-1101.fm P age 1 Friday, J uly 9, 19 99 9:32 AM[...]

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    2 FEATURES Your Radi oShack E T-1101 90 0MHz 40- Channel Head set C ordless Phone com- bines th e clar ity o f 900M Hz co mmunica - tion with p ortab ility an d conven ience . The ET-1 101’s head set co nnects to a cord less keyp ad, so y ou can m ake call s away fr om the ba se. And the head set lets you keep your ha nds free while you ta lk. Yo[...]

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    3 Flash — send s an elec tronic switch hook signal f o r us e wi th spec ia l p hone s er vice s such a s Call Waitin g. Tone or Pulse (Rotary) Dialing — l ets you use y our phone with tone or pul se di- aling an d lets you easily switc h fro m puls e to tone dialing f or lo ng-dista nce, b ank- by- phone, or other specia l ser vices . Belt Cli[...]

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    4 READ THIS BEF ORE INSTALLATIO N We h ave des igned you r phone to c onform to federal r egulat ions, and you can con- nect it to most tele phone lines . However, each dev ice that you c onnect to the phone li ne dr aws power fr om t he pho ne line. We r efer to this power draw as the device’s ringer e quivale nce num ber , or REN. The RE N is o[...]

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    5 CONTENTS Preparation ....... ............. ............ ............. ............. ............. ............. ............. ............. ..... 6 Selecti ng a Loca tion ............. ............. ............. ............. ............. ............. ............. ..... 6 Connectin g the Phon e ................. ............. ............. ..[...]

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    6 PREPARATION SELECTING A LOCATION You can place the ph one’s base on a flat surfac e such as desk, she lf, or ta ble. Se - lect a lo catio n that i s: • near an e asily acc essible A C outlet • near a te lephon e line ja ck • out of the way of nor mal activitie s • a wa y fr om elec trical mach inery , elec- tri cal applia nces, metal wa[...]

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    7 3. Plug the su pplied AC adap ter’ s b arrel plug int o the DC 12 V 500mA ja c k on the back of the b ase. 4. Plug the ada pter into a stan dard AC outlet. 5. Lift the bas e’ s antenn a to a ver tic al position . CONNECTING AND CHARGING THE BATTERY PA CK The ET-1 101 comes with a recha rgeable nickel -cadmi um batte ry pack . You must connect[...]

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    8 Notes: • When you first use the phone afte r chargi ng or rechar ging th e batter y pack, the ph one m ight not wor k and y ou might hea r error tones (thr ee beeps). If you hear the error tones, retur n the k eypad to the base for about 5 sec- onds to res et the secur ity acc ess- protection co de. • About onc e a month, fu lly d ischar ge t[...]

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    9 ADJUSTING THE HEADSET 1. Place the h eadset on your head with the ear piece ov er either ear . 2. Adjust the headset band until it rests with almos t no pres sure on your ear and the top of your head. If the he adset is loose, adjust it inward slig htly to ti ghten it. If the headset i s tight, gently pull th e head- set ba nd out t o loosen it. [...]

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    10 SETTING THE K EYPAD’ S RING ER V OLU ME You can adjust th e key pad’s r inger v ol- ume by re peatedly p ressin g RINGER AD- JUST when the pho ne is no t in us e. The keyp ad rings with the current v olume (high, m edium, or low) as yo u selec t it. Note: You canno t adjust the base’s ringer volu me. SETTI NG THE DIALING MODE Set T ONE-PUL[...]

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    11 OPERATION MAKING AND RECEIVING CALLS Before y ou use the pho ne, put the head- set on and adjus t it as needed. To make a call, l ift the keypad of f the base, then pr ess TA L K . Y ou hear the dial tone and th e IN USE indi cator lights. Di al the number you want to cal l. To answer a ca ll, li ft the keypad off the base, then press TA L K . T[...]

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    12 USI NG RE DIAL To quickl y redial the l ast number dialed, press TA L K then REDIAL . Notes: • The redia l memo r y ho lds up to 32 digits, so you can redial long- di st ance as w ell as loca l num bers . • The redial memor y can also store tone en trie s (see “Usi ng T one Ser - vices On a Pulse Li ne”) a nd paus e entr ies (see “ Ent[...]

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    13 2. Wh en the s er vi ce answ ers, press TO N E . Any a dditional number s you dial ar e sent as tone sign als. 3. Aft er you complete th e call, pr ess TA L K or re tur n the keypad to the base. The p hon e au toma tica lly re se ts to pulse diali ng. USING P AG E/INTER COM You can s end a pa ge and use t he ET - 1101 as a n interc om betw een t[...]

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    14 MEMORY DIALING You ca n store up to 10 numb ers of up to 16 dig its each in the ET-11 01’s m emor y. Notes: • T o keep y our acco unts se cure, we recomm end you do not store your persona l ac cess c ode f or s er vi ces such as bank- by-phone in a mem or y loca tion. • When stor i ng numbers for special ser v ices (su ch as a lter nat e l[...]

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    15 Notes: • If you receive a call while you are stor ing a number in me mor y , pres s TA L K to answer the call. After the call, begin again at Step 1. • T o change a number s tored in mem- or y , simply store a new number in that me mory loc ati on. Entering a P ause in a Memor y Number In some tel ephone syst ems, you m ust di al an access c[...]

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    16 T R OUBLESHOOTING We do not ex pect y ou to ha ve any pr oblem s with your ph one, but if you d o, the fol lowin g sugge stions m ight he lp. If you s till have pro blems, d isco nnect the p hone. If o ther pho nes o n the same line work properly , the fault is in this phone or its installa tion. If yo u canno t locate the prob lem, take your ET[...]

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    17 CARE AND MAINTENAN CE To enjo y yo ur Ra dioSh ack ET-110 1 900 MHz 40-Chann el Headse t Cordless Phone for a lon g time: • K e ep the pho ne dr y . If it gets wet, wipe it dr y immed iately . • Use and sto re the p hone onl y in nor - mal tempe rature environment s. • Handle the pho ne gently and ca re- fully . Don’t drop it. • K e ep[...]

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    18 3. Cha rge the ba tter y pa c k f or 15 hour s before using it. Cautions: • Be care ful not t o shor t the batter y pack b y touch ing it w ith conduc ting mater ials, su ch as ri ngs, bracele ts, and ke ys. The batte r y p ack or con- ductor m ight ov erheat and bur n. • Do not d ispose o f the bat ter y pack in a fire be cause i t might e [...]

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    19 • Increase th e dist ance between the equipment and the radio or TV . • Use outl ets o n dif f erent el ectr ical cir- cuits for the equipme nt and the radio or TV . Consult yo ur local RadioShac k store if the problem stil l exists . LIGHT NING Your te lephon e has built- in lig htning pro - tection to reduc e the risk of damage from surges[...]

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    RadioShack A Division of T andy Corporation For t W o rt h, T exas 76102 07A99 Printed i n China Limited On e-Y ear W arra nty This pr oduct is warranted by RadioShack ag ainst manufactur ing defects in mat erial and workm an- ship und er normal use for one (1) yea r from the da te of purch ase from Rad ioShack com pany-o wned stores an d auth oriz[...]