Uniden 2300 manual

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    WDECT 2300 Wide Band Digital Technology provides the clearest sound and the best privacy. Guide Quick Start UP349BH (WDECT2300) ENG OM 5/12/04 10:52 AM Page a[...]

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    [ i ] INST ALLA TION & SAFETY • This symbol indi cates important operatin g and servicin g instruction s. • The ear cap of this telephon e may attract and r etain small metalli c objects. 3 AVOID - connecting more than phones as ringing may be impaired AVOID - multi power boards. CHARGE - the new phone for 15 - 20 hrs. AVOID - Moisture Don?[...]

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    [ ii ] QUICK ST ART GUIDE This page is a very con densed versi on of the Owner’s Man ual. It is d esigned to allow you to get your ph one installed an d operating as qui ckly as possible - however it d oes not attempt to explain an y of the advanced featur es of the WDECT2300 seri es. 1) Connect the A C adapter to the DC IN 9V jack and to a stan [...]

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    [ iii ] Installing the battery pack 1) Press down on th e battery cover release and sli de th e cover down un til it comes off. 2) Connect the battery plug to th e socket at the r ear of th e battery compartmen t. The RED and BLA CK battery wires must m atch the RED and BLA CK dots on the phon e case for the plug to fit pr operly . Press firmly un [...]

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    [ iv ] Charging the handset 1) Place the handset in th e base unit with the keypad facin g forward . 2) Make sur e the charge LED illumin ates. If th e LED does not illumin ate, check to see that the A C adapter is plugged in an d that the handset mak es good contact with th e base chargin g contacts. • After installin g the batteries in th e han[...]

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    [ v ] CONTENTS INST ALLA TION & SAFETY i QUICK ST ART GUIDE ii CONTENTS v GETTING ST ARTED 1 Contr ols and Function s 1 Uni den Company Philosophy 3 W elcome 3 Features 3 Checkin g the Pack age Contents 4 T erminology 4 Moun ting the Base Unit on a W all 5 Battery Main tenance 6 Headset In stallation 8 Display and I cons 8 About the M enu Optio[...]

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    GETTING ST ARTED [ 1 ] CONTROLS AND FUNCTIONS 2 1 3 5 4 6 7 8 9 11 12 22 14 13 18 19 16 15 20 21 17 10 1. Han dset Antenna 2. Headset J ack Cover 3. Beltclip Hole 4. Han ds-Free Speaker 5. Han dset Battery Compartment 6. New M essage LED 7. Han dset Earpiece 8. LCD Display 9. /del Key 10. /vol/ / Key a. ring er volume contr ol b . scroll keys f or [...]

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    [ 2 ] 25 23 24 26 27 28 23. Base Antenn a 24. Base Chargin g Contacts 25. charge LED 26. Key 27. TEL LINE Jack 28. DC IN 9V Jack Base UP349BH (WDECT2300) ENG OM 5/12/04 10:52 AM Page 2[...]

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    Congr atulations on your pur chase of this Unid en cordless telephon e. This is d esigned f or reliability , long life and outstan ding perform ance utilising the latest in 2.4GHz Di gital Spread Spectrum T echnology . Note: The illustr ations in this m anual are in tended as a gui de and m ay differ from actual unit. WELCOME [ 3 ] T o bring outsta[...]

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    [ 4 ] CHECKING THE P ACKAGE CONTENTS Mak e sure you have received th e following items in th e package . If any of these item s are missing or d amaged , contact your r etailer . • Base unit (1) • Han dset (1) • AC ad apter (1) • Recharg eable battery pack (1) • Linecor d (1) Also included: • This Owner’s M anual • Other Prin ted Ma[...]

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    [ 5 ] MOUNTING THE BASE UNIT ON A W ALL Y ou can moun t your base directly to the wall. Bef ore d oing this, con sider the f ollowing: • Avoi d electrical cables, pipes , or other items behind th e mountin g location that could cause a hazard wh en insertin g screws into th e wall. • Moun t your phone within distan ce of a working phon e jack. [...]

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    [ 6 ] BA TTER Y MAINTENANCE Cleaning the battery charging contacts T o maintain a good charge , it is important to clean the charging contacts on the handset once a month. Use a dry cloth or pencil eraser to clean. Battery use time (per charge) Fully charg ed • Up to 7 hours con tinuous use . • Up to 10 days wh en the handset is in th e standby[...]

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    [ 7 ] Battery replacement and handling When th e operating tim e becomes short, even after a battery is rechar ged, please r eplace the battery . With norm al usage , your battery should last about one year . Please contact your place o f purchase or the Uni den P arts Department f or a replacem ent battery . Caution • Use only th e specified Uni[...]

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    [ 8 ] Y our phon e may be used with an option al headset, th e Unid en HS910. T o use this feature , insert th e headset plug into th e headset jack. Y our phone is r eady for han ds-free conversation s. Headset is available thr ough Unid en authorized retailers. HEADSET INST ALLA TION DISPLA Y AND ICONS SUN 12:00A Handset #1 New: 5 :OFF Day of the[...]

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    [ 9 ] Ther e are 3 main m enu options , ( Handset Setup, Global Setup and System Reset ) and subm enu option s. Summary of the Main Menu and Submenu ABOUT THE MENU OPTIONS • During Global Setup and System Reset, mak e sure your cordless ph one is in standby m ode (not in use), and th e handset is within range of t he ma in base unit. • Direct L[...]

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    [ 10 ] Global Setup Submenu name Description Day & time Set the d ay and time of your display (see pag e 14). Nam e Tag (POP ID) Display the stor ed name with the Caller ID teleph one number , if the displayed (Default is on) Caller ID telephone number is e xactly the same as a n umber stored in the phon e book (see page 14). Insert 0 Ad d “ [...]

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    [ 11 ] Entering the Menu 1) Press the /del key in stan dby mode . 2) Use /vol/ or /vol/ to m ove the pointer to a desir ed main men u ( DirectLink Mode, Room Monitor , Handset Setup, Global Setup, and System Reset ). 3) Press to select the d esired main m enu. 4) Use /vol/ or /vol/ to select a d esired submen u, and then press to enter . In the sub[...]

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    Selecting a Ringer T one 1) Enter the H andset Setup men u, and th en the Ring er T ones subm enu (see “ Entering th e Menu ” on pag e 11). Ther e are 10 ring er tones or 10 Polyph onic T ones to choose fr om. - Ring ers [Flicker , Clatter , Soft Alert, W ake Up, Ligh t Bug, Beep Boop, T one Board , Chip Chop, P arty Clap, Remind er] - P olypho[...]

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    [ 13 ] Setting the Anyk ey Answer 1) Enter the H andset Setup men u, and th en the Anyk ey Answer subm enu (see “ Enterin g the M enu ” on page 11). 2) Press /vol/ or /vol/ to select On or Off . 3) Press . Y ou will hear a confirm ation tone . Setting the True Banner 1) Enter the H andset Setup men u, and th en the Banner submen u (see “ Ente[...]

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    Global Setup Setting Name T ag (POP ID) 1) Enter th e Global Setup menu, an d then the Nam e T ag submenu (see “ En tering the Menu ” on page 11). 2) Press /v ol/ or /vol/ to change th e selection, On or Off . 3) Press . Y ou will hear a confirmati on tone . Setting Insert Zer o (New Zealand only) 1) Enter th e Global Setup menu, an d then the [...]

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    [ 15 ] System Reset De-register the Handset 1) Enter the System Reset m enu, and th en the Deregister HS subm enu (see “ Enterin g the Menu ” on pag e 11). 2) Press . Deregister HS? appears. 3) Press /vol/ or /vol/ to select Yes . 4) Press . Y ou will hear a confirm ation tone . When d e-registrati on is complete, Deregistration Complete appear[...]

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    BASICS This handset has a built-in speak erphone that allows you to have a han ds-free conversation. This featur e allows you to communicate easily while perf orming other tasks, su ch as cooking. appears durin g hands-free conversati ons. Y ou can easily switch a call from n ormal conversation to han ds-free conversati on. T o switch a call, press[...]

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    The K eypad Lock prevent user fr om pressing the k eypad acciden tally . Y ou can still answer calls , and receive pag e and ph onebook location s, and th e keypad lock is reactivated after th e operation. T o lock the keypad Press an d hold un til you hear a confirmati on tone . Keypad Locked appears. If anyk ey is pressed when k eypad is locked, [...]

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    The last thr ee phone n umbers dialed can be quickly redi aled. Redialing from Standb y Mode 1) Press r edial/pause in standby mode . 2) Press redial/pause again. Each press o f redial/pause will display on e of the last thr ee number r edialed. 3) Press or speaker . The selected number is di aled. 4) T o hang up, press . Redialing from T alk Mode [...]

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    [ 19 ] ADJUSTING THE HANDSET RINGER, EARPIECE AND SPEAKER VOLUME Handset ringer volume Press th e volume up key or volum e down key (labeled as /vol/ or /vol/ in standby m ode to select one of thr ee ringer volum e (off, low , or high). Earpiece and speaker v olume Pressin g the volume up k ey or volume down key (labeled as /vol/ or /vol/ key) d ur[...]

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    [ 20 ] TRA VELING OUT -OF-RANGE During a call, as you begin to m ove your handset too far fr om your base unit, noise may in crease . If you pass the ran ge limits o f the base unit, you will hear a beep an d see Out of Range on th e display , and th en the han dset returns to stan dby mode . Y ou may r eturn to the call if you move your han dset w[...]

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    If you encoun ter interferen ce while using your phone , you can man ually improve th e sound by setting the Clarity Booster to on. This work s only when the phone is in use . 1) Press /del durin g talk time (while phon e is in use). 2) Press /vol/ or /vol/ to m ove the pointer to Clarity Boost , and then . Boost On and B appear in the display . T [...]

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    [ 22 ] FIND HANDSET T o locate the han dset, press on the base when th e base is in standby mod e. The han dset beeps for 60 seconds , and “ Paging ” appears on the han dset display . T o cancel paging, pr ess any key on th e handset or on the base . FLASH AND CALL W AITING If you have Call W aiting service an d a call waiting tone sounds while[...]

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    [ 23 ] USING ONE TOUCH VOICE MAIL ACCESS If you subscribe to voice m ail service , you can use your phone to access your voice mailbo x. The new m essage LED flashes when ever you have messages waitin g in your voice m ailbox. Just progr am the handset with your access number , an d you can get your messag es at the touch o f a button on the handse[...]

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    PHONEBOOK [ 24 ] The Ph onebook allows you to dial a n umber using just a few key presses . Y our phone stores n ames/numbers in th e phonebook mem ory location, and you can sear ch names in alphabetical or der . Y ou have a total of 100 location s that can be used for the phon ebook (includin g the speed dials) and Caller ID m essages (up to 50 lo[...]

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    [ 25 ] 6) Distinctive Ring appears. Pr ess /vol/ or /vol/ to m ove the pointer to on e of the Distinctive Ring opti ons, an d then press . 7) Speed Dial appears. Pr ess /vol/ or /vol/ to move th e pointer to select the Speed di al location (10 location s: SPD1-SPD0). 8) Press . Y ou will hear a confirm ation tone , and Done! appears in the display [...]

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    [ 26 ] STEPS FOR ENTERING NAMES AND SPECIAL CHARACTERS Refer to the letters on th e number keys to select th e desired characters . With each press of a n umber key ( - ), the displayed char acter appears in the followin g order: upper case letters first, lower case letters ne xt and finally th e number correspondin g to the k ey . Number of times [...]

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    [ 27 ] If the n ext character uses the sam e number key , you must press to move th e cursor over . Otherwise the n ext time you press th e number key , it chang es the character that was previ ously set. If you mak e a mistake while entering a name Use or to move the cursor to th e incorrect char acter . Press /del to erase th e wrong char acter a[...]

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    [ 28 ] During a call, d on ’ t press or the call will be disconnected . VIEWING THE PHONEBOOK Y our phon e stores nam es/numbers in th e phonebook m emory locations , and you can search n ames in alphabetical or der . Y ou can view the ph onebook even while the phon e is in use . 1) Press phonebook . If you recall th e phonebook d uring a call, S[...]

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    [ 29 ] MAKING CALLS USING THE PHONEBOOK From Standb y Mode 1) When the ph one is in standby m ode , view th e phon ebook location to dial (see “ Vi ewing th e Phon ebook ” on page 28). 2) Press or speaker . The displayed n umber is dialed . 3) T o hang up press . From T alk Mode 1) Press or speaker . 2) View the ph onebook location to di al (se[...]

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    [ 30 ] 1) When the ph one is in standby m ode , press phonebook . 2) Press /vol/ or /vol/ , or th e number keypad to vi ew the phon ebook locations (see “ Viewin g the Ph onebook ” on page 28). a. Editing the Stored Data 1) When the ph onebook location to be edited appears , press . Store/Edit Name appears. 2) Follow the steps 3 to 7 und er “[...]

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    [ 31 ] CHAIN DIALING The m emory location s in the handset are n ot limited to phone n umbers. Y ou can also store a gr oup of numbers (up to 20 di gits), that you need to enter once your call connects . This is referred to as Chain Di aling. An ex ample of this is a bank account n umber . Store the accoun t or special number in one o f the phon eb[...]

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    [ 32 ] Y ou must subscribe to Caller ID services through y our local telephone provider to use these features . When th e telephone rin gs, the Caller ID feature allows you to vi ew the caller ’ s nam e, an d phon e number along with th e date and time o f call. Additi onally , you can dial a number stored in th e Caller ID list or save data to y[...]

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    [ 33 ] VIEWING THE CALLER ID LIST The Caller ID list stor es informati on for incoming calls - even un answered calls . Y ou can store 100 o f the Caller ID messag es (up to 50 location s) and Phon ebook location s (includin g SpeedDials) in total. Y ou can view the Caller ID list d uring a call or when th e phone is in stan dby mode . 1) Press . T[...]

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    [ 34 ] Deleting Information fr om the Caller ID List 1) When the ph one is in standby m ode , view th e Caller ID inform ation to be deleted (see “ Vi ewing th e Caller ID List ” on page 33). 2) Press /del . Delete Caller ID appears. 3) Press /vol/ or /vol/ to ch oose Yes . 4) Press . Y ou will hear a confirm ation tone . Deleting all Caller ID[...]

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    [ 35 ] Calling a party from the Caller ID list From Standb y mode 1) When the ph one is in standby m o de , view th e Caller ID messag e (see “ Viewing th e Caller ID List ” on page 33). 2) Press or speaker . The displayed ph one number di als automatically . From T alk mode 1) Press or speaker . 2) View th e Caller ID message you want to di al[...]

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    [ 36 ] The di gital security code is an id entificati on code used to connect the han dset and the base unit. Norm ally , setting th e code is not necessary . In th e rare situ ation that you suspect anoth er cordless telephon e is using the sam e security code, you can chan ge the cod e. T o chang e the digital security cod e: 1. Perf orm the “ [...]

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    [ 37 ] TROUBLESHOOTING If your phon e is not performin g to your expectations , please try these simple steps first. Symptom Suggestion The charge LED won ’ t illuminate • Mak e sure the A C adapter is plugged in to the base and wall outlet. when th e handset is placed in • Mak e sure the han dset is properly seated in the cr adle. the cr adl[...]

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    [ 38 ] Symptom Suggestion Severe n oise interferen ce. • Keep th e handset away from mi crowave ovens, computers , rem ote control toys , wireless microph ones, alarm system s, inter coms, room m onitors, fluor escent lights , and electrical appli ances. • Move to an other location or turn o ff the source of in terference . The Caller ID d oes [...]

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    [ 39 ] INDEX 0 - 9 20 ring opti ons ..........................12 A Anyk ey answer ............................13 AutoT alk ....................................12 B Banner ......................................13 Battery Preparin g and charging ..............iii Replacemen t and handling ..........7 Booster ....................................21 C C[...]

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    [ 40 ] One Y ear Limited W arranty Important: Evid ence of origin al purchase is required f or warranty servi ce. W arrantor: Uni den Austr alia Pty Limited A.B .N. 58 001 865 498 Uni den New Zealan d Limited ELEMENT OF W ARRANTY: Uni den warrants to th e original retail own er for the d uration of this warr anty , its WDECT2300 (herein after refer[...]

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    [ 41 ] MEMO UP349BH (WDECT2300) ENG OM 5/12/04 10:54 AM Page 41[...]

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    THANK YOU FOR PURCHASING A UNIDEN PRODUCT © Uniden Australia Pty Limited Uniden New Zealand Limited Printed in China UPZZ01349BZ UP349BH (WDECT2300) ENG OM 5/12/04 10:54 AM Page 42[...]