Panasonic KX-T1720 user manual

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Preparation. . . Maintenance
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Connections
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Troubleshooting
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Location of Controls Connections CPC Switch Connect as shown. oUSE Panasonic AC ADAPTOR, KX-A1 l. fime/Day Stamp Switch OGM Tape .While operating the unit, the cabinet may feel warm, this ICM Tape Announce Button is a normal condition. Fast Forward Button Outlet To Power (AC 1 20 V, 60 Hz) aslen the cord to the holder Rewind Button OGM-StarV Stop Button Record Button Line Selector. ng Selector Power Switch Time Microphone Selector LINE 1 Button Control I This unit may not be connected to

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How to Record Outgoing Message (OGM) Setting Prior to Leaving purpose pushing The of the Outgoing message is to party you The unit will automatically set to the Answer mode by simply the Power Switch. inform the calling that cannot want to record the caller's When unit will play then it will record the answer, but message. the telephone rings, the back the OGM, Caller's gessage messages and the day and time ol the will be recorded on the ICM tape. tr @ o Sample of I Select each selector o

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Listening to Messages Other Features when Incoming message an has been recorded, the Liquid crystal Display will show the number ol calls and the Answer indicator will flash. "- power -" In the case of a interruption, the Liquid Crystal Display will show after the may record a confidentical message .c You oower is restored. @ o any time at home on the ICM tape. ot Many States have regulations on the be heard by people who know the (g It can o manner in which Two-Way Telephone number. o

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Other How to How to Operate from Featufes rcont.r Adiust Time Remote Phone Press the Function and Set buttons with a remote localion with a tone You can listen to the received Incoming messages f rom a pointed point pen. objecl such as a ball telephone. 'nn .serectedmode l-1 To I cancel t" I flashes. L .. U ,P .U lbur Minute r--E--'l I EEEI I Example: 86 1 .Hour digits will flash. E (on 1 the bottom of the unit) { R.[tcTtoI I lt I I I r--t I "Hour". R€MOTE 2 to adjust the COOE @ OI

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How to Operate from from How to Operate (cont.) (conr Remote Phon€ Phone ) Remote from the To record Incoming messages beginning of the tape. you can hearing all messages, Aller .Af1er the received messages are I To forward the taoe; skip .l ttj message on the tape leave your index IE played playing; back or while they are time will be stamped The day and oTheunitwill rewindtothe THE PH0NE ra Feil 0rAL PUSH C00E ilo. (2 digils) Err I the taPe; To rewind gtrl LiJ your N0. T0 wHlcH at

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How to from Operate Remote (cont.) Phone Liquid Crystal Display DisplayType When the display shows you not want hear lf or a friend do lo the ^" "OFF". .Whenyou the Power Switch to t : (ifii) set Outgoing message, the machine can be tE tr I promptly the Incoming I switched to .While you playing the message mode. are recording or back *B Outgoing I (Iffi:,) message. l "Lr " ; s 25 elapsed example: means seconds 'ml 5 DIAL THE PHoNE PUSH C0DE NO. (2 digirs) "1 N0. T0 WHICH 0URI

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Maintenance Cassette Others Tapes oFor Because the head and capstan .lf there is trouble, disconnect the unit optimum quality and sound taoe. the teleDhone line. When the performance, you assemblies are in contact with the from we recommend to dirt and residue from the tape can easily telephone is connected to the EASA- replace the OGM and the ICM these parts, disconnect the telephone lrom cassette tapes every six months adhere lo causing distortion. PHONE, and parts plug to These should be

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Troubleshooting s lmportant Information Guide you lf are required from the Telephone WARNING Company, inform the followings. TO PREVENT FIRE OR SHOCK oFCC Registration . . . No. DO NOT EXPOSE THIS HAZARD, Problem Cause & Remedy ACJ96N.1 9677-AN.N PRODUCT TO RAIN OR ANY TYPE OF rThe unlt will not work oRingerEquivalence.... .... 0.48 MOISTURE. push .The particular when I any buttons. line to which the equipment is Unplug plug the AC adaptor and it in again. ol cannot remove the connecreo