VTech I5808 manual Cardiac Pacemakers, Volume Controls, Date Code Sticker

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This cordless operates in the 900 megahertz frequency band. Radio signals in this band can penetrate small openings and reflect around obstructions more effciently than those of conventional cordless telephones. This alows the unit to operate in areas that are typically difficult for cordless phones.

Your cordless telephone operates at the maximum power allowed by the Federal Communications Commission (FCC). Even so, your handset and base can communicate only over a certain distance which can vary with the locations of the base and handset, the weather, and the construction of your home or office.

Cardiac Pacemakers

THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION IS LOCATED AT THE BEGINNING OF THE CIB

Cardiac Pacemakers (applies only to 900 MHz Digital Cordless Telephones): 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 Cordless Telephones are placed very close to implanted cardiac pacemakers, interference with the operation of the pacemaker can occur. These preliminary studies show that interference is not likely to occur when there is a reasonable distance between the telephone and the implanted pacemaker and stops when the phone is set in the "battery save mode" or moved so that it is more than 3 inches from the pacemaker. Based on these preliminary studies, the FDA has concluded that digital wireless telephones "do not seem to pose a significant problem for pacemaker wearers.

Until more is known, the FDA suggests that people with pacemakers may want to take some simple precautions when using or carrying digital wireless telephones to ensure that there is ample distance between the digital cellular telephone and the pacemaker -- by not placing the phone next to the pacemaker implant (for example, in a shirt or coat pocket directly over the pacemaker implant) when the phone is turned on ready to receive a call and holding it to the ear opposite the side of the body where the pacemaker is implanted when using the phone. Consult your physician or medical device manufacturer to determine if additional precautions are necessary.

Volume Controls

Both the base unit and the handset have digital volume controls. The volume controls for the speakerphone are located on the front face of the base unit. Press the volume up side to increase the speaker volume and the volume down side to decrease the volume.

Holding either side down will continuously change the volume setting.

The volume controls for the handset are located on the side of the unit. Press the [^] (up) or [v] (down) keys to increase or decrease the volume.

Date Code Sticker

The date code sticker can be found inside the handset battery compartment, on the bottom of the base, or on the pretty box. It specifically indicates where and when the product was manufactured.

Following is an example of what is shown on the sticker:

940101 B 2/7 CPS 2A

Note: If inputting the date code in the FCC field, use the following format:

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Contents Page Cordless Troubleshooting Tags De-register and register Keypad Tone Feature Vtech Telephones Keypad Tone Feature Adjust Ringer Volume Ringer On/Melody Selection2256/1256 2325/2365 Replace Process for T2406 calls SwitchProcess for gz2434 Calls Turning Message Light OffDe-Register Twisted Pair Cords Dual-Band FrequencyLanguage Conversion Language Conversion of Base Menus English Spanish VT2461 Mk1 Deregister ALL Handsets VT2461 Mk1 Deregister a Single Handset VT2461 Mk2aInch 4 conductor line cord Deregistration process for Access to SoundCardConference calls Operating Range GeneralSpread Spectrum Echo Caller ID/Call Waiting ServicesCaller Id after 2nd ring Operating RangeVolume Controls Cardiac PacemakersDate Code Sticker Crosstalk ToneLengthHandset Warmth Relocate Phone In Home EMI + Sep/PhnsHearing Aid Compatibility Clean Charging ContactsCall Waiting disconnects answering system External AntennasHandset Locked Up Battery Calling in same Area CodeRecradle unplug AC Chirping Sounds Common CureBase Unit Locked Up Single Audio Path MutesExplain Call Waiting Ringer Volume Not AdjustableLow Battery indicator Conductor Line CorfdRinger Equivalence Julian DateDigital Voice Table of Contents Important Safety Instructions Important Safety Instructions Introduction Getting Started Parts Check List GettingStatarted Handset LayoutInstallation and Charge of Battery in Handset Getting Started SetupGettingStarted Battery LifeGetting Started Registration Installation and Registration of Accessory HandsetHandset Indicators Basic OperationHandset LEDs Headset Operation Advance OperationBelt Clip Maintenance No dial tone Handset does not ring when you receive a callCase Of Difficulty Phone doesnt work at allYou cannot hear recorded messages Your Handset vibrates or shakes when a call comesYou hear other calls while using your phone Common cure for electronic equipmentWhat is not covered by this limited warranty? Warranty StatementWhat does this limited warranty cover? How long is the limited warranty period?Other Limitations How do you get warranty service?FCC Part FCC, Acta and IC RegulationsRights of the telephone company Product identifier and REN informationConnection and use with the nationwide telephone network Repair instructionsProgramming/testing of emergency numbers Hearing aid compatibilityIC Industry Canada FCC, Acta and IC Regulations Handset Technical SpecificationsIssue Need HELP?
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