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Cardiac Pacemakers {This information applies only to 900 MHz Digital Wireless Telephone Systems): Preliminary studies performed at the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) and elsewhere have shown that when digital wireless telephones using technology similar to 900 MHz Wireless Telephones are placed very close to implanted cardiac pacemakers, interference with the operation of the pacemaker may occur.
For Best Performance Charge battery pack. Register handset with base unit . Choose Base Unit Location. En Genius’ Optional External Antenna Installation Instructions. Order Warning. Site Selection... Antenna Installation Important Safety Instructions. Handset Diagram... Handset Features... Additional Handset Features Base Unit Base Unit Diagram Base Unit Features...
Base Operation Modes . Handset Operation Modes .31 Making Calls... Voice Putting a Call on Hold Putting a Call on Mute... 39 Call Waiting — Receiving a Second Call... 39 Transferring Calls... Transferring Calls With the Hold Option... Disconnecting Calls Handset to Handset Calls .. Paging from Base to Handset . Using Base Unit Options. Setting Ring Volume Setting Voice Volume... Using Handset Menu Options . Main Menu Function Chart Main Menu Option Registration Option ..
INTRODUCTION The En@enivss SN-900 Ultra Digital Spread Spectrum System is a long-range, technologically advanced communication system consisting of a has unit, a handset, a battery charger, two Nickel Cadmium battery packs and an optional externally mounted antenna. This system has been developed with Digital Spread Spectrum Technology that uses a code to generate a random frequency hopping scheme, ensuring security and clarity during your conversations.
The wireless handset is powered by a rechargeable 4.8 volt battery pack. The Received Signal Strength Indicator (RSI) constantly measures the signal strength and provides only the power you need for operation (using 15 incremental levels of power). Battery life is further enhanced with the automatic power saving (sleep) mode when the handset is not in use. Additionally, the handset may be turned off completely to extend the battery life.
Choose Base Unit Location Place the base unit on a stable surface, preferably in a high central location, in close proximity to a power outlet, a telephone outlet and with as few obstructions to the antenna as possible.
En Genius Optional External Antenna Installation Instructions For safety and optimum performance, be sure to read these instructions carefully. Order Information Please order the En Genius SN-900 Antenna. Warning « For your safety, keep the antenna way from electric power lines to avoid electric shock. + Do not install the antenna in the rain to avoid lightning strikes. Site Selection + The higher the antenna is installed, the better the communication will be.
Antenna Installation 1. Find a mast (metal pole) which is longer then five meters and 1.97) in diameter. 2. Assemble the antenna body and six whips. a 4. Connect the coaxial cable to the antenna.
Important Safety Instructions When using this product, always follow basic safety precautions to reduce the risk of injury, fire, and electrical shock, including the following practices: 1. Read and understand all instructions included in the user's manual. In addition, observe all warnings and instructions marked on the product. 2. Avoid using a telephone during thunderstorms. There may be a remote chance of electrical shock from lightning. 3. Do not use a telephone in the vicinity of a gas leak.
10. 11. 12. supplied to your home, consult your dealer or local Power Company. If this product has user replaceable batteries, replace batteries only as described in your user’s manual. Do not burn or puncture batteries because they contain caustic chemicals. Do not short circuit the battery pack. The metal bands on the battery pack should never come in contact with a conductive surface at the same time. Also, do not let two battery metal bands touch each other.
13. Unplug this product from the wall outlet if any of the following situations should occur: When the power supply cord or plug is damaged of frayed. If liquid has been spilled into the product. if the product has been exposed to rain or water. If the product does not operate normally by following the operating instructions. Adjust only those controls that are covered by the operating instructions. if the product has been dropped and the cabinet has been damaged.
Handset Features ® Antenna « Extends for improved reception. @ Earpiece 3 Microphone « Functions as mouthpiece. (8) Liquid Crystal Display (LCD) + The display has Light Emitting Diode (LED) back lighting and blinks with an incoming call. « Consists of two lines each capable of displaying up to 12 alphanumeric characters (for a total of 24 alphanumeric characters). « Third line contains six icons and a two digit numeric display: Indicates RF signal strength. .
Indicates call in progress (on-hook or off-hook). Eh Indicates that the microphone is muted. Indicates battery strength. Number of bars is proportional to the amount of battery life remaining. Indicates caller ID log. Closed envelope indicates unread J) messages; open envelope indicates all messages have been read. No envelope will be displayed if no information is stared in the log or you do not have caller ID service.
2 (vend) use to access menu mode ™ Gd) use to accept/confirm a selection or to save a setting a triple function key « In IDLE mode, it can be used as a power ON/OFF toggle switch. » In TALK mode, it can be used to end a phone call or intercom call similar to hanging up a conventional telephone. « While in the MENU mode, it can be used as an escape key to return to previous menu.
a double function key « In the IDLE mode, can be used as TALK or to initiate an outgoing call or to answer an incoming call. = When using Call Waiting service you must first subscribe to Call Waiting service from your local phone company, phone can also be used as FLASH in the TALK mode to momentarily place the current call on hold to answer another incoming call.
14 ) Ringer Emits several different sounds to indicate various events ar alarms: Single beep: successful operation. Double beep: failed operation or invalid key. Periodic single beep (repeats every two seconds): low battery warning. Periodic long beep (2 second beep repeats every 30 seconds): indicates there is a call on hold. Additional Handset Features . System assigned security ID (upon registration with the base) to prevent unauthorized calls.
Automatic Tone/Pulse dial option. Touch any key to answer. Automatic power saving mode. Low battery alarm and display. Keypad illumination. Auto power management. Hold. Mute.
Base Unit Features ® Antenna » Swivel-based for ease of positioning. A separate external antenna may be | purchased to further extend the range of | transmission and reception. @ Speaker ® POWER LED « This LED indicates whether the unit is on or off. @ IN USE LED « When this LED is lit, a phone call, intercom call, or handset registration is in progress. ® INTERCOM LED « When the base is in INTERCOM mode, this lamp will be lit. ® VOLUME .
Additional Base Unit Features Supports up to nine (9) handsets. Handset registration security system. Adjustable 3 level ringer / voice volume control.
20 Battery Charger Features ® Handset Charging Cradle « Holds handset when not in use « Will charge handset battery pack each time it is placed in the cradle. Fast Charge Spare Battery Compartment « Spare battery pack is recharged when placed in compartment. PHONE LED « LED is lit when the Phone Cradle is in use. SPARE LED « LED is lit when the Fast Charge Compartment is in use. « If there is no LED color, it means no spare battery is in the charging slot.
Additional Battery Charger Features « Handset and spare battery pack can be charged simultaneously. « Fast Charger Unit recharges battery pack in approximately 80 minutes. + The discharge procedure takes approximately 10 hours for a fully charged battery. + The handset charging procedure is a trickle charge process and may take approximately 12 hours to complete if the battery has been fully discharged. . lt is impossible to overcharge the batteries using the charger.
GETTING STARTED Initial Setup 1. Unpack handset, base unit, charger and instructions from shipping boxes. Retain packing materials for future shipping. 2. Choose a location for the base unit near a standard electrical wall outlet (110v AC) and a telephone wall outlet. 3. Install the fully charged battery pack in the handset (see Charging New Battery in the next section). 4. Follow handset registration procedures as outlined in Register Phone Option under Operating Instructions.
. Plug the two-pronged AC adapter into the electrical wall outlet. . Plug telephone line cord into the next receptacle on the back marked LINE. . Plug the telephone line cord into the telephone wall outlet. . If you wish to use a telephone answering device, plug the telephone fine cord from LINE into your answering machine instead. The answering machine has a telephone cord that will then be plugged into the telephone wall outlet. .
24 Charging New Battery The battery charger can charge the handset and the spare battery pack at the same time. it consists of a spare battery charge compartment and a cradle for charging the handset. 1. To charge the handset, simply place in the cradle with keypad facing the front of the charger. The green PHONE indicator light will go on. The PHONE LED is always green and indicates that the handset is properly placed in the charging cradle and charging.
3. Place battery pack with metal contacts facing the front of the charger. Align the metal contacts with the battery connection prongs in the compartment. The SPARE indicator light will go on. Slide cover back in place. lead SPARE LED: » Blinking red = discharging « Solid red = charging « Green = fully charged Installing New Battery 1. With handset laying face down, locate battery compartment cover. Press down on cover catch and slide cover off, 2.
Low Battery Indicators Charge the batteries when one of the following happens: « Phone beeps twice every two seconds. . Battery icon does not show any segments or is empty. + Phone does not respond when a key is pressed. . LCD and back lighting become dim. Battery Replacement Your phone system runs on 2 nickel-cadmium rechargeable battery packs. Each battery provides up to four hours of talk time, based in range, terrain and environmental conditions, hours of standby time.
Discharging Battery It is recommended that you fully discharge the battery after every 1 to 2 weeks of use. 1. Place spare battery in SPARE (FAST CHARGE ) slot. 2. Press REFRESH button on charger. « REFRESH button turns red. « SPARE LED flashes red until fully discharged. « While charging, the “spare” LED is a constant red and the REFRESH light turns off. « Once fully charged the SPARE LED turns green.
BATTERY SAFETY INFORMATION To reduce the risk of fire or injury: Do not dispose of battery in fire, There is a risk of explosion. Do not open, puncture or mutilate battery. Avoid any contact with battery electrolytes. Wash skin or eyes should this occur and consult a doctor immediately. Do not allow the Ni Cd battery pack metal bands to come in contact with any metal surface or another battery in order to avoid permanent damage and possible fire. The batteries included with this product are recyclable.
Registering Phone The En Genius SN-300 Ultra Digital Spread Spectrum communication system requires each handset to be registered with the base unit before any use of the handset is attempted. The handsets will not work if this step has not been completed successfully. For more information on this step please refer to “Registration Mode” under Handset Operation Modes and Registering Phone Option which may be found under Using Handset Menu Options.
30 OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS Operation Modes Both the base unit and handset have levels of operation at which time only certain procedures or functions can be performed. These levels or modes of operation will be referred to throughout this manual and vary from base unit to handset. Base Operation Modes The base unit operates in three different modes: IDLE, TALK, and REGISTRATION. IDLE MODE ~ this is the default mode. The intercom and volume keys are active in IDLE mode. The POWER LED is red.
Handset Operation Modes The handset operates in one of five different modes: IDLE, MENU, TALK, REGISTRATION and CRADLE. IDLE MODE This is the default operating mode. + The LCD will show the following icons in the IDLE mode: « All keys with the exception of the arrow keys are active in IDLE mode. » If there is no on-going activity, the handset automatically goes into SLEEP mode to save battery life. » Pressing any key on the handset returns it to the IDLE mode.
32 MENU MODE « Pressing therewith) key activates MENU mode. + The screen will look fiche this in MENU mode: « In MENU mode, the handset settings and information contained in memory can be changed. For example: the caller ID log and Phone Directory. « All keys are active in MENU mode.
REGISTRATION MODE . It is necessary to register the handset with the base unit before its first use. Specific instructions on how to register the handset are covered in detail under Registering Phone Option under the Operating Instructions section. If the handset is not registered with the base unit, any attempt to make an outgoing call or intercom Handset not registered call to another handset will fail.
incorrect number has been entered, use the (© key to delete the incorrect number, then reenter the numbers you wish. 3. When the correct number shows on the screen, press (Fo) to make the call. 4. You will hear a dial tone and the screen will show the number being dialed: Enter the number after getting the dial tone. While the handset is in the IDLE mode you can press to make a call.
1. Press the (3 key to select MEMORY as shown: 2. Press &m® 3. You will then be prompted to enter the location or the phone number index code: 4. Enter the 2 digit index code** (i.e. 1=01 etc.) and the screen will show: 5. If no phone number is stored in the selected directory location, or if you have entered an invalid index number, the screen will display: 6. Press GN to retry the memory dial steps OR Press Eo cancel the outgoing call. 7.
36 gee [NEE at end of section to correctly enter phone number index code. *x%|f the handset is unable to link to the base unit it will return to IDLE mode. The handset will display “No base” for five seconds or until a key is pressed. these steps: Always enter a 2 digit number: « For example, if the location number is 3 press (git hen (Z. + If the index number is 12 press( then &.
Handset may be on or off he cradle. « Caller ID service*, but the ID has been blocked. « Caller ID service*, but only the number has been transmitted. « Caller ID* service, all information has been transmitted. 2. If the handset is in the charger cradle, pick up the handset to answer the call. Otherwise, press ar any key exception) to take the incoming call. 3.
38 Voice Volume Adjusting the volume on the handset can be done only during a call or when in the TALK mode. . When in the TALK mode, the (3 and (2 keys can be used to adjust the volume to 6 different levels. Putting a Call on Hold 1. When a call is in progress it can be put on hold by pressing &) when the (= key is next to HOLD as shown on the following display: The display will then show: 2.
Putting a Call on Mute With the handset is in the TALK mode. to select the MUTE function: 1. Use the key to move the arrow next to MUTE. Press the GER key. Volume={T Hold —»Mute i a Amie Call Muted Understatement The display will then show: TEES 2. To remove MUTE, press @m again. When the mute is activated (ON), the handset user cannot be heard by the caller, but can still hear the caller. The mute feature is automatically turned off when the call is ended.
40 Transferring Calls Calls may be transferred between registered handsets while a call is in progress. 1. In the TALK mode, to initiate a call transfer, press the key on the originating handset. The originating handset LCD will show a prompt Station #_ for the target handset ID number: mw a= me Enter The call transfer can be canceled at any point by pressing (80). To continue the call transfer, enter the ID number of the target handset. « The call will be transferred to the target handset.
Transferring Calls With the Hold Option If you wish to announce the call that you are about to transfer, follow the steps below: 1. From the TALK mode, place the call on hold by pressing BT when the — is next to HOLD on the display: 2, The LCD will then show the following screen: 3. Press the key. 4. The originating handset LCD will show a prompt for the target handset ID number: 5. The handset to handset call can be canceled at this point by pressing 6.
42 7. When the handset to handset call has been terminated by either handset pressing (eo), the originating handset will receive the following display: 8. Take the call off hold by pressing NEED the display now shows: 9. Then follow steps 1-6 in Transferring Calls to transfer the incoming call to the target handset. Disconnecting Calls From the TALK mode, you can end a call by pressing on the keypad or by placing the handset in the cradle. The handset will return to the IDLE mode.
To initiate the call press followed by a “station” ID number. A station ID number is any number from Designates the base unit 1-9 = Designates a registered handset Paging The LCD will now display: station_ Once the voice link is successfully established, the handsets’ LCD will display: The intercom call can be terminated by the handset at any time by pressing . Paging from Base to Handset 1. Press INT COM to answer il & Pressing the base unit or INTERCOM key, will page all registered handsets.
[GALE A page to a handset cannot be initiated from the base while an incoming call is ringing into the system. The IN USE LED flashes to indicate an I coming call is in progress. Using Base Unit Options Setting Ring Volume When the base unit is not in use (TALK or intercom mode), the volume key will control the ring volume. There are three volume levels: low, medium and high.
Using Handset Menu Options Main Menu Function Chart Main Menu Directory Caller ID Ring Vol Parameter Registration View View “High 1 Register «Add «Delete Medium 2 Registered Del Low 3* Registered : «Chg «Off /Vibrator All : On Area Code || Touchstone | | Back light Default Curt Name View “Tone «8 Sec Factory “View *Change “Pulse -On Set «Change +Save/or
46 Registration Option Each handset needs to register with the base the first time it is used. Before the registration process is started the handset battery pack must be fully charged. 1. To place the base unit in register mode, press and hold down the VOLUME key and the INTERCOM key (ia) at the same time for 3 seconds. 2. The base will beep once when it successfully enters the register mode. 3.
*The registration can be canceled at this point by pressing SECURITY FUNCTION RUTGERS I] for preregistering all the handsets at once and generating a new system |D code (system registration reset). This option can be selected by pressing @ then 6. The result of the registration or preregistration procedure will be displayed on the LCD for 5 seconds, There are 5 possible results: Reg OK Newlywed il & aan CLL = Registration is successful.
7. Press to return to the handset main screen. Directory Option This feature allows you to store up to 30 frequently used telephone numbers (up to 16 digits) and names (up to 12 characters) in a directory that resides in the handset memory. You may view or edit items to the phone directory at any time. DIRECTORY VIEW MODE 1. To view the Directory from the IDLE mode, press the CD] button. While in the main menu, use the (GO (© arrow keys to select DIRECTORY (Option 1), then press the ED key from the keypad.
DIRECTORY EDIT MODE To enter the directory edit mode the display must show a telephone number even if both a phone number and a name are part of the record. Press > or followed by @mR to select ADD or DEL or CHG: ADD Option Memory full Quit=ENTER Tull This option allows you to add an entry to the phone directory. the directory is full, the following will be displayed on the LCD: 2. If there are open records, the LCD will display: Save=ENTER 3.
50 As indicated on the LCD prompt, the key is used to switch between the upper and lower case letters. in the name editing mode, all letters will automatically be entered in the upper case. Since this is the default setting, using the (® key will [then allow you to enter lower case letters. This function will stay locked in the lower case mode jun tit the key is pressed again, or the name edit |mode is terminated. .
Table 2 Available Characters for use in Name Field Key Characters 1 ABC DEF lw HIGH 5JKL MANOR HDQRS TUVALU QWERTY Qlw io, 0 * CAPS LOCK # # Example: In the directory mode, to enter the name “Jane Doe” the following key sequence would be used:
52 DEL Option This option allows you to remove a record from the phone directory. 1. After choosing this option, a confirmation prompt will be displayed: 2. At this point, the record can be deleted by pressing @E or can be kept (cancel deleted) by pressing 3. You will then be returned to the phone directory view mode. CHG Option This option allows a phone record to be changed. 1. While in this option the following will be displayed: 2. Thence key can be used to delete any part of the phone record. 3.
Caller ID Option To use this option you must first subscribe to the Caller ID service offered by your local telephone company. Caller ID information will then appear on the LCD and also be stored in the handset for later retrieval. 1. From the IDLE mode, press (#20) to enter the Main Menu. 2.
6. Thence and (2) keys can be used to scroll right or left to view all the information as shown here: «J Jones— «5551212 Delete=ENTER Delete=ENTER Delete=ENTER VIE ama hl & AMT ENTREE The bottom right 2 digits show the number of viewed caller 1D records. Delete=ENTER Cancel= « \] 7. The displayed record can be deleted by pressing @m. The LCD will display: 8. Press &= again to confirm the deletion, or press to cancel your request.
« When in a call, you will be alerted to an incoming call with a short beep. The phone number and name of the incoming caller will be displayed simultaneously. « You can place the first call on hold and answer the second call by pressing Pressing @ again will switch back to the first call. Ringer Volume Option 1. From the IDLE mode press (ue) to enter the Main Menu. 2. To select Ring Vol from the main menu, press (OO to move the — next to the item and press Ems) or press [3) on the keypad. 3.
86 Parameter Option (Setting Handset Preferences) This menu option can be used to set: local area code, dial mode, and the back light. Selecting default within this option allows you to reset these preferences (plus the ring volume) back to the factory settings. Custom name is the name that appears on the LCD in the IDLE mode. 1. From the IDLE mode, press 0) to enter the Main Menu. Then Press the key to move the — fo Parameters in the main menu then press @ or press 4 on the keypad.
3. The area code can be edited by typing the new numbers over the current digits. The key can be used to delete the number to the left of the cursor and the & key can be used to move to the desired number. 4. Press &® to save the new area code setting or press (&to return to the parameter menu without saving the number. SETTING THE TONE / PULSE MODE You may set your handset to either tone or pulse mode. 1. After selecting this option the LCD will show the current setting as shown: 2.
58 SETTING THE DEFAULT Selecting this option allows you to reset the dial mode, back light and ring/voice volume to the factory settings. 1. The LCD will show: 2. Press @m) to save the factory settings or (Eo) to cancel the selection. Either action will return you to the parameter menu. SETTING THE CUSTOM NAME This option allows you to select either a name or a greeting that will be displayed on the LCD in IDLE mode or when the handset is turned on. 1.
PRODUCT INFORMATION Privacy: The features that make a wireless phone convenient may create some limitations to the user. Calls are transmitted between the base and handset by radio waves, so there is a possibility that your wireless phone conversations could be intercepted by radio receiving equipment within the range of the wireless handset. As a result, be cautioned that wireless phone conversations may not be as private as those on corded phones.
Potential Interference: Some wireless telephones may cause interference to other electrical appliances such as TVs, VCR or stereos. To minimize or prevent such interference, do not place the base unit of this phone system near or on top of such equipment. If interference is experienced, moving the wireless telephone farther away from the TV or VCR will frequently reduce or eliminate the problem. Rechargeable Batteries: The batteries included with this product contain nickel and cadmium.
TROUBLESHOOTING SITUATION REMEDY PHONE DOESN'T WORK AT ALL Make sure the base unit power cord is plugged in. Check to see that the telephone line cord is plugged firmly into the base unit and wall jack. Make sure that the battery pack is fully charged. If the battery icon is empty you must charge the battery pack. If you recently installed a new battery pack, check to see if it has been installed properly with the metal connections in alignment with the battery compartment prongs.
NO DIAL TONE Make sure the base unit power cord is plugged in. Check to see that the telephone line cord is plugged firmly into the base unit and wail jack. Make sure that the battery pack is fully charged. If the battery icon is empty you must charge the battery pack. If you recently installed a new battery pack, check to see if it has been installed properly with the metal connections in alignment with the battery compartment prongs.
YOU GET NOISE, STATIC, OR A WEAK SIGNAL WHEN AWAY FROM THE BASE You may be out of range of the base unit. Either move closer to the base or relocate the base unit. The signal may be blocked by buildings, large trees or hills, move out of the way of these obstructions. If you encounter this problem frequently you may want to consider adding the externally mounted antenna to increase reception. YOUR CALLER FADES IN AND OUT You may be approaching the maximum range for the system. Move closer to the base unit.
INTERCOM DOES NOT FUNCTION Handset may be out of range from the base unit or the handset you are trying to reach. Other station may be busy. Handset may not be registered for use with the base unit. THE HANDSET BEEPS TWICE EVERY TWO SECONDS » This is a low battery indicator. Replace battery pack or recharge handset. BATTERY {CON IS EMPTY This is a low battery indicator. Replace battery pack or recharge handset. PHONE DOES NOT RESPOND WHEN A KEY |S PRESSED This is a low battery indicator.
ACCIDENTALLY STARTED DISCHARGE CYCLE. « Unplug charger unit, remove battery pack. « Plug charger back in, place battery pack in Fast Charge compartment. This will reset the Fast Charge compartment to its battery charging mode. SYSTEM DOES NOT RESPOND = Perform the following steps in the order listed: 1) Disconnect the power to the base. 2) Remove the handset battery pack. 3) Wait 30 seconds. 4) Reconnect power to the base. 5) Replace the handset battery pack.
LIMITED WARRANTY Modifications to this product not expressly approved by the manufacturer, may void the user's authority to operate the equipment. This warranty applies only to products purchased and used in the United States, its territories and Canada. What is covered: Any manufacturing defect in materials or workmanship on the handset, base unit and charger. For how long: Two years from date of purchase. (Keep the original receipt for proof of purchase date.
Limitations: Implied warranties, including those of fitness for a particular purpose and merchant ability (an unwritten warranty that the product is fit for ordinary use), are limited to two years from date of purchase, We will not pay for loss of time, loss of business, inconvenience, loss of use of this product, bodily injury or property damage caused by this product or its failure to work, or any other incidental or consequential damages.
0 SIZE Handset: Base: Charger: WEIGHT Handset: Base: Charger: inches 60 x 35x 170 inches 173 x 124 x 50 mm 514i inches 133 With battery: 12 ounces 340 grams 16 ounces 454 grams 6 ounces 170 grams ANTENNA LENGTH Handset: Base: 2 5/8 inches (retracted) 7 Y inches (extended) 64 mm (retracted) 191 mm (extended 6 inches (fixed) 152 mm Externally Mounted: 24 inches (mounting bracket plus antenna) 610 mm SPECIFICATIONS ARE TYPICAL AND MAY CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE.
Operating Environment « Do not place the unit in rooms where the temperature is less than 5°C (41°F) or greater than 40°C (104°F). « Allow 10 cm (4") clearance around the unit for proper ventilation. « Avoid excessive smoke, moisture, magnetic fields dust, mechanical vibration, shock, or direct sunlight.
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS & OPERATING ENVIRONMENT Technical Specifications FREQUENCY CONTROL Phase Locked Loop (PLL) Synthesizer MODULATION TYPE Binary FSK TRANSMISSION FREQUENCY 902 MHz to 928 MHz (over 130 channels within this range.) Digital security with frequency hopping to different frequencies more than 200 times per second. RECEIVING FREQUENCY 902 MHz to 928 MHz (over 130 channels within this range.) POWER SOURCE Handset: 4.
God and use outside of the United States and Canada. Nor do we warrant this product to be compatible with any particular telephone equipment or party line, key telephone systems or more sophisticated customer premises switching systems. If this product is not covered by our warranty, call us at 1.425.556.1848 for advice as to whether we will repair this product and other repair information, including charges.
72 FCC REGULATIONS FCC Registration and Repair Information: Part 68 of FCC Rules This telephone product has been registered with the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) in accordance with Part 68 of its rules. The FCC requires us to tell you the following information: « Connection and use with the nationwide telephone network An FCC compliant telephone cord and modular plug is provided with this product.
less. You may want to contact your focal telephone company for more information. Repair instructions It it is determined that your telephone equipment is malfunctioning, the FCC requires that it not be used and that it be unplugged from the modular jack until the problem has been corrected. The base unit contains no user serviceable parts. The handset contains a user replaceable battery pack.
If this product has memory dialing locations, you may choose to store police, fire department and emergency medical service telephone numbers in these locations. If you do, please keep three things in mind: i} We recommend that you also write the telephone number down, so that you can still dial the emergency number manually if the memory-dialing feature does not work.
designed to provide against such interference ina residential installation. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur ina particular installation. If this product causes interference to your stereo, telephone answering device or television reception when it is in use, you might correct the interference with any one or all of these measures: « Where it can be done safely, re-orient the receiving television or stereo antenna. .
INDUSTRY CANADA REQUIREMENTS The Industry Canada label identifies certified equipment. This certification means that the equipment meets telecommunications network protective, operational and safety requirements as prescribed in the appropriate Terminal Equipment Technical Requirements document(s). Industry Canada does not guarantee the equipment will operate to the user's satisfaction.
The Ringer Equivalence Number (REN) assigned to each terminal device provides an indication of the maximum number of terminal devices to be connected to a telephone interface to prevent overloading. The termination on an interface may consist of any combination of devices subject only to the requirement that the sum of the Ringer Equivalence Number of all the devices not exceed five (5) in most cases, but not all; check with your local exchange carrier.
Literature Orders M-10G0-001 En Genius SN-900 Ultra Digital Spread Spectrum 8660 154™ Ave. NE Redmond, WA 98052 USA Phone: 425.556.1844 Fax: 425.556.
