RCA 2101-4, 2101-2, 2101-3 manual Table of Contents

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Table of Contents

Equipment Approval
Information	2
Interference Information	3
Hearing Aid Compatibility
(HAC)	4
Industry Canada (I.C.) Notice	5
Important safety instructions	5
Before You Begin	8
Telephone Jack Requirements	9
Installation	9
Digital Security System	9
Overview of the base station	10
Overview of the phone	11
Display Icons	12
Installing the Phone	12
Base Station	13
Set the date and time format	14
Set the date and time	14
What is standby mode?	14
Check the signal strength	15
Self-deﬁned settings	15
Set the display language	15
Personalize the sounds	15
Set the handset’s volume	16
Set the key tone	16
Advanced settings	16
Registration	16
Unregister the handsets	17
Restore default settings	17
Area Code	17
Select the recall duration	17
Dial mode	18
First ring	18
Telephone Operation	18
Make a call	18
Quick call	19
Dial before you call	19
Redial the most recent number	19
Call from the redial list	19
Call from the phonebook list	19
Call from the call log	19
End a call	20
Answer a call	20

Turn off the ringer for all
incoming calls	20
Adjust the earpiece volume	20
Mute the microphone	20
Intercom Operation	21
Make a call to another handset	21
While you are on the phone	21
Toggle between calls	21
Transfer a call	21
Make a conference call	21
During the conference call	22
Text and numbers	22
Enter text and number	22
Phonebook	23
View the phonebook	23
Search a record	23
Scroll the contact list	23
Enter the ﬁrst character of a contact	23
Call from the phonebook	23
Access the phonebook during a call	23
Add a record	24
Edit a record	24
Delete a record	24
Delete all records	24
Call log	25
Reviewing CID Records	25
Storing CID Records in phonebook	25
Dialing a CID Number	25
Deleting a CID Record	26
Deleting All CID Records	26
Redial list	26
Redial a call	27
Save a redial record to the phonebook..27
Delete a redial record	27
Delete all redial records	27
Keypad lock	27
Unlock the keypad	28
Locate the handset	28
Default settings	28
Frequently asked questions	28
Warranty Assistance	30
Limited Warranty	31

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Contents Product for the ﬁrst time Please read this manual before operatingNotiﬁcation to the Local Telephone Company Equipment Approval InformationRights of the Telephone Company Interference Information FCC RF Radiation Exposure Statement HearingAidCompatibilityHAC Information for Dect Product IndustryCanadaI.C.Notice Important Safety InstructionsPage Table of Contents Before You Begin Parts Checklist for 2101 single handset modelDigital Security System InstallationImportant safety instructions Telephone Jack RequirementsOverview of the base station Overview of the phone DisplayIcons Installing the PhoneInstalling the Handset Battery Locate the battery compartment on the back of the handsetBase Station Set the date and time What is standby mode?»» The setting is saved Set the date and time formatPersonalize the sounds Check the signal strengthSelf-deﬁned settings Set the display languageRegistration Set the handset’s volumeAdvanced settings Set the key toneSelect the recall duration Restore default settingsUnregister the handsets Area CodeFirst ring Dial modeSet the dial mode Telephone OperationCall from the phonebook list Quick callRedial the most recent number Call from the redial listTurn off the ringer for all incoming calls Adjust the earpiece volumeEnd a call Answer a callTransfer a call Intercom OperationMake a call to another handset Toggle between callsText and numbers During the conference callEnter text and number Search a record Access the phonebook during a callPhonebook View the phonebookDelete all records Add a recordEdit a record Delete a recordDialing a CID Number Call logReviewing CID Records Storing CID Records in phonebookDeleting All CID Records Deleting a CID RecordRedial list Delete all redial records Redial a callSave a redial record to the phonebook Delete a redial recordUnlock the keypad Default settingsFrequently asked questions Signal icon blinks on the screenHandset does not ring No dialing toneNo docking tone Handset on the charger does not chargeWarrantyAssistance What we will do LimitedWarrantyHow to get service Service is requiredRights that vary from state to state What your limited warranty does not coverLimitation of Warranty How state law relates to this warranty2101 Product Registration