VTech VT 9241 manual Using the Intercom

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OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

2.Either party can leave the conver- sation by pressing OFF key.

To disconnect the call, both the Hand- set and the Base Unit must hang up . Otherwise the call will still remain con- nected.

USING THE INTERCOM

You can use your VT 9241 2 line cordless telephone as a two-way Inter- com between the Base Unit and the Handset. This doesn’t tie up your tele- phone line. You can still receive calls when using the Intercom.

The Intercom function can be activated by either the Handset or the Base Unit.

From the Handset

1. Press INT.COM key.

TONE 0OPER

HOLD CHAN INT.COM

PGM CONF REDIAL

MEM

PAUSE

2.The INT.COM/LOW BATT LED will illuminate and a tone will sound.

3.The Base will ring and the INT.COM/PAGE LED will light. It will then automatically enter Intercom mode.

4.Speak towards the microphone on the front edge of the Base Unit.

From the Base

1. Press INT.COM/PAGE on Base.

900MHZ
CORDLESS
VT9241
CONF	REDIAL	MUTE
HOLD	MEMORY	INT.COM/PAGE
		SPARE BATT
POWER	CHARGE
POWER

2.The INT.COM/PAGE LED on Base and the INT.COM/LOW BATT LED on Handset will blink and a tone will sound at Handset.

To exit Intercom mode at the Base Unit or Handset, press OFF.

3.To answer the page at the Hand- set, press INT.COM and speak with the person at the Base Unit.

NOTE:

1.The Handset will ring a maxi- mum of 60 seconds.

2.If the Handset is in use, it will ring only once.

To end the Intercom call at the Base or Handset, press OFF.

If you receive an Intercom/Page from the Base Unit while you are on a phone call on the Handset,

1.Press INT.COM key on Handset,

2.Intercom mode is active after a sig- nal is heard.

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Contents Introduction FeaturesWall Mounting Bracket Base Unit Battery pack Handset Belt clip AC adapterParts Check List Read and understand all instruc- tions Important Safety InstructionsRbrctm Seal If the product exhibits a distinct Change in performanceReplacing the Handset Battery To install the Spare Battery Pack Spare Battery ChargerCharge the Handset BATTER- IES Before USE. The batteries Getting StartedNever install telephone wiring dur- ing a lightning storm Wall Mounting Handset Features Power LED Base Unit FeaturesSpare Batt LED Charge LEDVolume Down KEY OFF KEY Volume UP KEYRinger Switches TONE/PULSE SwitchMaking Calls Operating Instructions Tips on Usingthe VT 9241 Speak Erphone Mute Feature Answer a Call To PUT a Call on HoldMaking or Answering a Call While YOU’RE Already on a Call Pressing the VOL UP or Down keysFerence Calling From the Base UnitJoining a Conversation Press Hold on the HandsetPress the appropriate Line key on the Base Unit Using the Intercom Temporary Tone Feature Using the Intercom During a Phone CallIf Your Phone Rings During AN Intercom Conversation Programming the Ringer TypeTo turn off the ringer on the Handset do the following Turning OFF the RingersPress PGM/MEM Checking the RingerTo Speed Dial a Stored Number To Store a Number Into MemoryTo Change or Replace a Stored Number Storing a Pause in a Speed Dial NumberConference Calling Using RedialStoring a Redial Number in Memory Speed Dial Switching a Conference Call From Base Unit To Handset Switching a Conference Call From Handset To Base UnitWay Conference Calling Ending One Side Or Entire Confer- ence CallChanging Channels Installation Optional Headset Installation and Operating InstructionsONE Inch Data Port Excess water or cleaning solvents of any kind MaintenanceTaking Care of Your TELE- Phone Electrical StormsCase of Difficulty Handset does not Ring When YOU Receive a CallPhone DOESN’T Work AT ALL No Dial ToneBase does not Ring YOU Hear Other Calls While Using Your PhoneCommon Cure for Electronic Equipment Your Caller Fades in and OUTWarranty Statement HOW does State LAW Relate to this WARRANTY? What does OUR Warranty not COVER?United States FCC and IC RegulationsCanada Vtech Electronics FCC PartThis telephone is registered for use in Canada IC Industry CanadaOffice Transmit Frequency Weight Technical SpecificationsPower Requirements Receive FrequencyTable of Contents If Your Phone Rings During AN Intercom Conversation 91-5073-10-00 Issue