Sanyo TH 1015S User manual

INSTRUCTION

MANUAL

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INSTALLATION

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OPERATION.

GENERAL

FEATURES

THE

CORDLESS

HANDY

TELEPHONE

is

one

of

the

most

advanced

cordless

tele

phone

available.

The

efficient

transistorized

circuitry

provides

high

reliability

in

a

compact

size.

Once

installed,

on

a

touch

tone

phone

or

a

standard

rotary

phone,

it

operates

just

like

any

telephone

but

without

the

inconvenience

of

a

cord.

You

can

place

or

receive

calls

free

of

the

wire

connections

up

to

700

feet

from

your

base

station

(transponder).

This

range

can

vary,

depending

on

the

location

of

the

transponder,

building

construction,

etc.

THE

CORDEESS

HANDY

TELEPHONE

SYSTEM

consists

of

an

electronic

base

station

with

a

built-in

charger

and

a

light

weight

compact

push

button

handset.

The

base

station

transponder

operates

from

a

standard

120/220

volt

AC

electric

outlet.

Connection

to

the

telephone

line

is

accomplished

by

simply

plugging

the

base

station

connection

into

a

standard

modular

telephone

extension

outlet.

The

light

weight

handset

is

powered

by

heavy-duty

nickel

cadmium

rechargeable

batteries.

NOTE:

The

batteries

in

your

handset

should

be

charged

8

to

10

hours

before

using

the

system.

Under

normal

use

the

batteries

will

last

for

years

as

long

as

you

follow

the

simple

use

and

storage

directions

contained

in

this

manual.

NOTE;

The

model

and

serial

numbers

of

THE

CORDLESS

HANDY

TEEEPHONE

SYSTEM

components

are

located

on

metal

plates

attached

to

the

bottom

of

the

base

unit

and

the

bottom

of

the

handset.

These

numbers

should

be

recorded

and

retained

for

future

reference.

Base

station:

Model

No.

Serial

No.

Handset:

Model

No.

Serial

No.

UNPACKING

Carefully

remove

all

units

from

the

shipping

carton.

If

there

is

any

visible

damage,

DO

NOT

attempt

to

operate

the

equipment.

Notify

the

retail

outlet

immediately.

Keep

the

shipping

carton

and

packing

materials,

as

well

as

printed

material.

The

carton

serves

as

the

best

container

to

transport

THE

CORDEESS

HANDY

TEEEPHONE

SYSTEM

to

other

locations.

-1

-

GENERAL

INFORMATION

THE

CORDLESS

HANDY

TELEPHONE

operates

on

the

principal

of

a

two

way

radio.

Just

like

the

two

way

radio,

the

location

of

the

base

station

will

determine

range

of

reception.

In

an

ordinary

house,

the

MINIMUM

range

would

be

obtained

by

locating

the

base

station

underground

(such

as

in

a

-basement),

while

the

MAXIMUM

range

would

be

obtained

by

locating

the

base

station

in

the

highest

area

of

the

house.

The

base

station

requires

connection

to

a

standard

120/220

volt

AC

electric

outlet

and

to

a

standard

modular

telephone

extension

outlet.

If

no

location

in

your

home

or

business

offers

both

of

these

outlets,

or

if

you

do

not

have

a

modular

telephone

extension

outlet

in

your

home

or

business,

you

will

have

to

contact

your

local

telephone

company

to

have

one

installed.

There

is

usually

a

nominal

charge

for

this

service.

NOTE:

If

there

is

no

electrical

outlet

close

enough

to

an

existing

telephone

extension

outlet,

a

standard

electrical

extension

cord

of

appropriate

length

may

be

used

to

connect

the

base

station

to

120/220

volt

AC

power.

SPECIAL

INSTALLATIONS

Since

the

Cordless

Handy

Telephone

uses

the

AC

power

line

as

part

of

the

antenna

to

transmit

a

portion

of

your

conversation,

we

recommend.

We

recommend

that

for

the

best

possible

reception,

you

keep

your

power

cord

streched

out

flat

and

do

not

coil

it

up.

In

some

rare

cases,

the

wiring

for

your

electric

outlets

are

inside

metal

tubing,

there

fore,

reducing

your

broadcasting

range.

If

this

is

the

case,

you

can

correct

the

situation

by

using

a

25

feet

extension

cord

streched

out

from

the

base

station

to

the

AC

outlet.

CHARGING

THE

CORDLESS

HANDY

TELEPHONE

HANDSET

Do

not

use

the

cordless

handy

telephone

before

charging

batteries

8

to

10

hours,

place

hand

unit

power

switch

in

off

position

and

place

in

base

unit

cradle

for

recomend-

ed

charging

time.

For

superior

performance

repeat

charging

procedure

when

battery

low

light

illuminates.

When

the

batteries

are

adequately

charged,

the

Battery

Low

light

on

the

handset

will

be

off.

-2

-

IMPORTANT

INFORMATION

ABOUT

RECHARGEABLE

BATTERIES

It

will

take

3

to

5

recharges

to

bring

your

batteries

to

full

power.

This

is

a

general

characteristic

of

rechargeable

batteries.

The

correct

procedure

to

charge

the

batteries

is

as

follows:

1)Turn

the

power

switch

to

off

on

the

handset.

2)

Place

handset

on

the

base

unit

and

charge

for

8

to

10

hours.

3)

Take

handset

off

of

the

base

unit.

4)

Turn

power

on

until

the

battery

low

light

appears.

5)

Repeat

procedure

3

times

for

optimum

performance.

From

then

on,

simply

charge

as

needed.

If

you

store

your

telephone

for

long

periods

(unused),

it

is

best

to

charge

the

batteries

at

least

once

every

90

days

of

non-use

in

order

to

maintain

a

charged

condition

and

avoid

battery

failure.

If

this

is

not

done,

the

initial

charging

instructions

must

be

followed

to

rejuvenate

your

telephone

batteries.

If

it

is

not

followed,

you

may

find

the

telephone

will

only

work

for

a

short

period.

Following

the

original

charging

instructions

you

should

be

able

to

bring

the

batteries

back

to

full

power.

While

each

system

is

impossible

to

predict,

you

should

be

able

to

recharge

your

batteries

from

500

to

as

many

as

900

times.

When

your

batteries

fail,

replacement

batteries

are

available

from

the

SANYO

PARTS

DEPARTMENT.

CONTROL

OPERATION

AND

FUNCTION

HANDSET

TALK/STANDBY/OFF

SWITCH

This

is

the

main

on-off

power

switch.

It

must

be

placed

in

the

STANDBY

position

(slide)

for

an

incoming

call

to

activate

the

beeper

and

for

the

system

to

operate

when

making

a

call

and

this

switch

must

be

placed

in

the

TALK

position

to

answer

an

incoming

call

and

to

place

an

outgoing

call.

TALK

INDICATOR

Indicates

when

the

TALK/STANDBY/OFF

Switch

in

the

TALK

position.

REDIAL

By

pressing

the

redial

key

on

the

bottom

of

the

keyboard,

you

may

automatically

redial

last

number

called.

VOLUME

HI/LOW

SWITCH

Listening

level

is

locating

on

the

side

of

the

Handset.

In

a

noisy

area,

set

to

HI

position

to

overcome

surrounding

noises.

BATTERY

LOW

INDICATOR

Lights

up

when

the

batteries

are

low

and

need

to

be

charged.

KEYBOARD

The

keyboard

is

used

just

like

the

buttons

on

a

standard

Touch

calling

phone.

After

the

telescopic

antenna

is

fully

extended

and

the

TALK/STANDBY/OFF

switch

is

placed

in

the

TALK

position,

you

will

hear

a

dial

tone.

Then

simply

select

the

number

you

wish

to

call.

If

an

error

is

made

in

dialing

or

you

receive

a

busy

signal,

place

the

TALK/STANDBY/OFF

switch

to

the

STANDBY

position

and

then

back

to

the

TALK

position

to

receive

a

new

dial

tone

and

redial.

-3

-

MICROPHONE

(Mouthpiece)

Direct

your

voice

to

this

element

for

best

performance.

SPEAKER

(Earpiece)

May

be

held

close

to

the

ear

for

more

private

conversations

or

when

used

in

noisy

locations.

ANTENNA

SPEAKER

TALK/STANDBY/OFF

SWITCH

VOLUME

HI/LO

SWITCH

MICROPHONE

TALK

INDICATOR

BATTERY

LOW

INOICATOR

KEYBOARD

REDIAL

Fig.

1

[CONTACT

POINT

FOR

CHARGING

BASE

STATION

Telescopic

antenna

must

be

fully

extended

in

a

vertical

position

for

maximum

range.

THE

CORDLESS

HANDY

TELEPHONE

SYSTEM

has

been

approved

by

the

Federal

Communications

Commission

(FCC)

as

not

being

harmful

to

the

telephone

system

when

it

is

directly

connected

to

the

telephone

lines.

This

entitles

you

to

connect

THE

CORDLESS

HANDY

TELEPHONE

SYSTEM

without

special

interfacing

or

protective

devices

being

required.

HANDSET

CHARGE-SAFETY

RECEPTACLE

When

you

put

the

cordless

handset

on

the

base

unit

holder

the

Red

light

will

come

on

indicating

the

batteries

in

your

unit

are

being

charged

and

your

system

cannot

be

accessible

to

another

cordless

handset.

TELESCOPIC

ANTENNA

For

optimum

performance

the

antenna

must

be

fully

extended

in

a

vertical

position

at

all

times

when

the

system

is

being

used.

CALL

SIGNAL

BUTTON

By

using

a

prearranged

code,

the

call

button

can

be

used

as

a

paging

system

for

the

person

carrying

the

handset.

Example:

1.

One

beep

could

notify

the

person

carrying

the

handset

that

he

has

a

call

on

another

phone.

2.

Two

beeps

could

mean

that

you

are

needed

at

the

base

station

etc.

POWER

INDICATOR

Stays

on

as

long

as

the

base

station

is

plugged

in

to

a

120/220

volt

AC

electrical

outlet.

■4

-

USE

INDICATOR

Indicates

when

a

call

comes

in

or

when

the

handset

is

activated

to

the

TALK

position.

CHARGE

INDICATOR

When

the

handset

is

nested

on

the

Base

unit,

CHARGE

switch

on

the

Base

unit

will

be

on,

and

CHARGE

function

will

work.

SECURE

SWITCH

(Rear

Side)

In

the

unlikely

event

that

you

experience

interference

from

a

nearby

cordless

telephone

owner

having

the

same

frequency,

you

may

want

to

use

the

SECURE

function

when

you

are

away

from

home.

The

SECURE

function

is

activated

by

placing

the

base

unit's

SECURE

switch

in

the

ON

position.

The

SECURE

function

insures

that

anyone

nearby

with

the

same

fre

quency

phone

can

not

register

a

call

through

your

number.

No

outgoing

phone

calls

are

possible

when

the

SECURE

switch

is

in

the

ON

position.

Incoming

calls

can

be

received

when

the

SECURE

switch

is

in

ON

or

OFF

position.

Rear

Side

TEL.LINE

SECURE

AC

LINE

off!

QMI

on

Fig.

2

SECURE

SWITCH

VOLTAGE

SELECTOR

(Bottom

Side)

THE

CORDLESS

HANDY

TELEPHONE

SYSTEM

is

capable

of

operation

in

220

volt

AC,

50

to

60

Hertz,

or

120

volt

AC,

50

to

60

Hertz.

It

has

been

pre-set

at

the

factory

for

120

volt

operation.

Before

inserting

power

cord

plug

into

the

electrical

outlet,

make

sure

that

the

Voltage

selector

is

set

appropriately

for

the

local

electrical

current,

and

that

the

local

electrical

current

is

AC.

When

you

operate

the

unit

with

220V,

you

must

use

an

appropriate

AC

plug

adaptor

as

shown

in

Eig.

4.

NOTE:

1.

It

is

not

the

manufacturer's

responsibility

for

any

fire

or

accident

due

to

a

misconnecting

power

source.

2.

Using

voltage

Selector

position

120V^

llOV,

120V±

10%

220V^

210V,

220V

±

10%

3.

Figure

of

Printed

Circuit

Board

is

Bottom

side.

-5

VOLTAGE

SELECTOR

Adjust

the

voltage

to

your

local

correct

power

source

by

using

flat

driver.

Fig.

3

Bottom

Side

TO

WALL

OUTLET

AC

POWER

CORD

Fig.

4

USE

AN

ADAPTOR

TELESCOPIC

ANTENNA

TELEPHONE

CONNECTION

CABLE

WITH

MODULAR

PLUG

USE

ND

CATOR

CHARGE

INDICATOR

AC

POWER

CORD

POWER

INDICATOR

CONTACT

POINT

FOR

CHARGING

TO

AC

OUTLET

CALL

BUTTON

Fig.

5

-6

-

HOW

TO

CONNECT

THE

CORDLESS

HANDY

TELEPHONE

TO

THE

TELEPHONE

LINE

Modular

Jack

If

you

have

the

new

modular

jacks,

simply

plug

THE

CORDLESS

HANDY

TELE

PHONE

into

one

of

them.

If

you

want

to

use

a

T-adaptor

for

both,

your

present

telephone

and

THE

CORDLESS

HANDY

TELEPHONE,

you

may

call

your

telephone

company

and

order

a

USOC

RJA

2X.

You

can

pick

it

up

at

the

telephone

company

office

or

they

can

mail

it

to

you

for

a

nominal

deposit

or

charge.

You

could

also

purchase

one

from

an

electronical

store

or

your

dealer.

4-Prong

Jack

You

may

have

the

older

4-prong

extension

jack.

If

so,

order

adaptor

number

USOC

RJA

IX

from

the

telephone

company

to

convert

to

the

new

modular

jack

or

you

can

purchase

one

from

an

electronical

store

or

your

dealer.

If

you

do

not

have

extension

jacks,

call

your

telephone

company

business

office

and

request

installation

of

a

standard

modular

jack

for

your

registered

unit.

Give

them

the

FCC

registration

number

on

the

bottom

of

the

unit.

The

USOC

jack

code

for

a

single

line

phone

is

RJ

1IC.

Typical

multi-line

(key)

business

telephones

□

OQ

□

□□

□

□□

□

DD

□

□□□□

If

you

have

a

multi-line

business

type

telephone,

call

your

telephone

company

business

office

and

request

installation

of

a

standard

modular

jack

for

your

registered

unit.

Give

them

the

FCC

registration

number

on

the

bottom

of

the

unit.

The

USOC

code

for

most

key

telephone

installations

is

RJ

13C.

Some

type

of

PBXs

require

a

USOC

RJ

12C.

Your

telephone

company

business

office

should

be

able

to

tell

you

which

one

is

appropriate

for

you,

depending

upon

the

type

of

equipment

you

have.

7

-

FCC

regulations

require

that

you

notify

the

telephone

company

when

you

connect

your

own

equipment

to

the

telephone

line.

Simply

call

your

business

office

and

notify

them

that

you

have

connected

a

registered

device

to

the

telephone

line

and

give

them

the

following

information:

a.

The

particular

telephone

number

to

which

THE

CORDLESS

HANDY

TELE

PHONE

will

be

connected.

b.

FCC

Registration

Number

and

Ringer

Equivalence

Number

(found

on

the

bottom

of

the

unit).

If

you

have

either

a

party

line

or

pay

phone,

the

telephone

company

will

not

allow

installation

because

cordless

telephone

will

not

work

correctly

with

these

types

of

systems.

OPERATING

INSTRUCTIONS

Using

THE

CORDLESS

HANDY

TELEPHONE

is

simple

and

easy.

Assuming

the

base

station

is

properly

installed

and

the

handset

batteries

are

fully

charged.

1.

Extend

the

base

station

antenna

fully

in

a

vertical

position.

2.

Place

the

handset

TALK/STANDBY/OFF

switch

to

the

STANDBY

position

(slide).

Fully

extend

the

antenna

on

the

handset.

You

are

now

ready

to

receive

or

make

calls.

TO

ANSWER

AN

INCOMING

CALL

When

a

call

is

received,

the

handset

will

emit

an

audio

tone.

1.

Place

the

TALK/STANDBY/OFF

switch

to

the

TALK

position.

2.

Use

the

handset

like

a

regular

telephone

handset.

3.

When

the

call

has

ended,

switch

the

TALK/STANDBY/OFF

to

STANDBY

position

and

you

are

ready

to

receive

the

NOTE:

1.

Sometimes

a

slight

delay

between

the

ringing

of

your

regular

telephone

and

the

electronic

audio

tone

may

be

noticed.

This

is

normal.

2.

If

you

are

"out

of

range",

THE

CORDLESS

HANDY

TELEPHONE

will

not

activate.

To

check

any

location,

or

the

condition

of

the

rod

antenna,

move

the

TALK/

STANDBY/OFF

switch

to

the

TALK

position.

If

you

hear

a

dial

tone,

you

are

in

range

and

you

will

receive

incoming

calls.

TO

PLACE

AN

OUTGOING

CALL

1.

Fully

extend

the

antenna

on

the

remote

handset.

2.

Place

the

TALK/STANDBY/OFF

switch

to

the

TALK

positon.

3.

Wait

for

a

dial

tone,

then

simply

select

the

number

you

wish

to

call

by

pressing

the

proper

keyboard

buttons.

4.

If

you

make

an

error

in

selecting

your

number,

place

the

TALK/STANDBY/OFF

switch

to

the

STANDBY

position,

then

back

to

the

TALK

position

to

get

a

dial

again.

-8

-

OPERATIONAL

INFORMATION

THE

CORDLESS

HANDY

TELEPHONE

uses

radio

frequencies

to

allow

mobility.

There

are

certain

characteristics

involved

in

using radio

frequencies

with

a

telephone

which

differ

from

a

standard

wired

telephone.

While

they

are

normal,

the

following

characteristics

could

possibly

affect

operation

of

your

system.

1.

NOISE

Electrical

pulse

noise

is

present

in

most

homes

at

one

time

or

another.

This

is

most

intense

during

electrical

storms.

Certain

types

of

electrical

equipment

such

as

light

dimmers,

fluorescent

bulbs,

motors,

fans,

etc.

can

also

generate

these

noise

pulses.

Because

radio

frequencies

are

susceptible

to

these

noises,

on

occasion,

you

may

hear

these

noises

in

your

handset.

They

generally

are

a

minor

annoyance.

They

are

normal,

and

should

not

be

interpreted

as

a

defective

operation

of

your

system.

2.

RANGE

:

IMPORTANT

INFORMATION

Because

radio

frequency

operation

is

used,

the range

can

vary

from

location

to

location.

Location

of

the

base

station

can

affect

operation

and

range.

Try

several

locations

in

your

home.

You

may

increase

the

usable

range

by

using

different

AC

outlets

within

your

home

or

business.

Pick

the

location

that

gives

you

the

clearest

signal

at

the

locations

you

desire.

Turning

around

in

a

circle

while

holding

the

handset

can

also

increase

the

range.

3.

INTERFERENCE

:

IMPORTANT

INFORMATION

Electronic

circuits

activate

a

relay

to

connect

THE

CORDLESS

HANDY

TELE

PHONE

to

your

telephone

line.

These

electronic

circuits

operate

in

the

radio

fre

quency

spectrum.

While

several

protection

circuits

are

used

to

prevent

unwanted

signals,

there

may

be

periods

when

these

unwanted

signals

could

enter

the

base

station.

You

may

hear

clicks

or

hear

the

relay

activate

though

you

are

not

using

the

cordless

handset.

If

this

occurs

frequently,

it

usually

can

be

minimized

or

eliminated

by

lowering

the

height

on

your

base

transponder

antenna

or

relocating

the

trans

ponder

to

another

location

in

your

house.

You

can

check

for

this

before

selecting

your

final

base

transponder

location

by

plugging

it

in.

No

two

systems

"should

be

operated

within

a

close

proximity

of

each

other

because

interference

may

occur.

This

potential

condition

can

be

reduced

by

lowering

your

base

station

antenna,

thereby

reducing

range.

Another

correction

is

to

change

the

channel

of

your

system.

This

can

be

done

by

our

Service

Department.

A

cost

estimate

for

this

service

will

be

made

upon

request.

4.

MALFUNCTIONS

Although

it

is

not

likely,

should

a

malfunction

of

your

base

station

occur,

it

should

be

disconnected

from

the

telephone

line

until

proper

repairs

are

completed.

The

base

station

of

your

system

has

been

approved

by

the

FCC

as

not

being

harmful

to

the

telephone

system

and

there

is

no

reason

why

it

should

cause

any

harm.

However,

if

for

whatever

reason,

harm

was

caused,

your

telephone

company

may

temporarily

disconnect

your

telephone

service.

They

are

required

by

law

to

give

you

advange

notice

of

this

unless

circumstances

cause

it

to

be

impractical

to

do

so.

If

circumstances

cause

them

to

temporarily

disconnect

your

telephone

service

without

prior

notice,

they

are

then

required:

A.

To

promptly

notify

you

and

to

give

you

an

opportunity

to

correct

the

situation.

B.

Advise

you

of

your

right

to

file

a

complaint

with

the

FCC

against

them.

-9

5.

TROUBLE

CHECK

Problems

1.

2.

3.

4.

Does

not

work.

Range

(Distance)

decreases.

Dial

Tone

is

not

heard.

Receive

signal

flutters

or

fades.

Check

List

a)

Base

station

plugged

in

and

on?

Antenna

on

base

fully

extended?

Batteries

charged?

Telephone

plug

affixed

to

jack?

Handset

antenna

fully

extended?

Handset

TALK/STANDBY/OFF

switch

on?

Telephone

batteries

need

recharge?

You

are

too

far

from

base

station.

Try

at

closer

distance.

You

are

at

the

maximum

range

of

the

system.

^

b)

c)

d)

e)

f)

g)

h)

i)

RIGHTS

OF

THE

TELEPHONE

COMPANY

The

telephone

company

may

make

changes

in

its

technical

operations

and

procedures.

If

such

changes

affect

the

compatibility

or

use

of

the

handy

telephone

set,

the

telephone

company

is

required

to

give

adequate

notice

of

the

changes.

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-

FCC

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