RCA 2 Line Phone Manual

2-Line Intercom   
Speak erphone DECT6.0   
Cor ded/Cor dless  
Handset T elephone   
Answ ering S ystem  
User ’s Guide
V i S Y S™V i S YS
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Equipment Approval Information
Your telephone equipment is app rov ed for connection to the Public S witched Telephone 
Netw ork and is in compliance with pa rts 15 and 68, F CC Rules and R egulations and the 
T echnical  Requir ements for T elephone Terminal Equipment published by A CTA.
1   Notication t o the Local Telephone Company
  On the bottom of this equipment is a label indicating, among other information, the 
US number and Ringer Equiv alence Number (REN) for the equipment . You must , upon...

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FC C RF Radiation Exposu re S tatement
This equipment complies with F CC RF radiation exposur e limits set forth for an 
uncontr olled envi ronment . This equipment should be installed and operated with a 
minimum distance of 20 centimete rs betw een the radiator and y our body. This transmitter 
must not be co-located or operated in conjunction with any other antenna or transmitter .
For body w orn operation, this phone has been tested and meets the FC C RF exposure 
guidelines when used with the...

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Equipment Approval Information   2
Interference Information     3
Licensing         3
Hearing Aid Compatibility     3
FCC RF Radiation Exposure Statement   4
Information for DECT Product     4
Introduction
     7
Parts Checklist       7
  -Telephone Jack Requirements    Installation       8
 -Digital Security System
I mportant Installation Guidelines   8
Handset Layout       9
Base Layout       10
Installing the Phon e       11
 -Installing the handset battery 11  -Base Station   12-14
Programming the...

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Table of Cont ents Cont.
Answering System Operation       40
       -Answering system on/off      40
       -Recording incoming messages      40
       -Monitoring incoming calls      40
       -Memo record        41
       -Memo recording        41
       -Message/memo playback      41
       -Erasing messages        42
       -Remote access from remote party     42
       -Memory full        43
Changing the Battery        43
Battery Safety Precautions       43
Display Messages         44
Handset...

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Introduction
CAUTION: When using t elephone equipment, there are basic safety 
instr uctions that should alw ays be followed. Refer t o the IMP ORTANT 
SAFE TY INSTRUCTIONS p rovided with this pr oduct and save them for future 
r efer ence.
IMP ORTANT : Because cor dless phones operat e on electricity, you should have 
at least one phone in  your home that isn’t cor dless, in case the power in your 
home goes out .
Corded 
Handset
Handset batt ery 
pack
T
elephone   
2- Line cor ds A
C pow er  
adapt...

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Installation
Digital Security S ystem
Your cor dless phone uses a digital security syst em to protect against false 
ringing, unauthorized access, and cha rges t o your phone line.
INST ALLATION NO TE: Some cor dless telephones operat e at frequencies that 
may cause or r eceive interfer ence with nearby  TVs, micr owave ov ens, and 
V CRs. T o minimize or pr event such int erfer ence, the base of the cor dless 
t elephone should not be placed near or on  top of a T V, micr owave ov ens, or 
V CR . If...

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Handset Layout
Display
DND/ Priv acy
(butt on) Spk
(Speak er button)
DIR
(butt on) CID
(butt on)
3
 Soft k eys
V OL +/- 
(butt ons)
T alk
(butt on) End
(butt on)
R edial
(butt on)
M enu/ Flash
(butt on)
E
xit
(butt on)
Int/ Hold
(butt on)
M
ut e/ Del
(butt on)
Visual Indicat or
*  Tone
(butt on) #
Pause
(butt on)
Headset J ack 

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Base Lay out
DND/Priv acy
(butt on)
Delet e
(butt on)
E
xit
(butt on)
3
 Soft K eys
Play/ Stop
(butt on)
M emo
(butt on)
A
ns  Sys
(butt on)
DIR
/P rev
(butt on) CID
/N ext
(butt on)
V
ol +/-
(butt ons)
Line 1 & 2
(butt ons)
Int ercom
(butt on) P
age
(butt on)
R
edial
(butt on)
H old
(butt on)
H
eadset
(butt on)
Flash
(butt on)
M
ut
e
(butt on) Speak
er
(butt on)
*
Tone (butt on)
One Touch/  
Memor y Log (1-10)
butt ons
#Pause
(butt on)
Display
Headset  
J ack