Spectrum Brands SP-550 manual

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1.Speed Dial Feature Keys……………..………

2.Disconnect Key ……………………...………

3.Store Key……………………………….….…

4.Pause Key ...............................………...….…

5.Redial Key ......................…………………....

6.Flash Key ..................……………..…........…

7.Mute Key …………………………….……..

8.Numeric Dial Pad ………………...………..

9.Hold Key ………………………………..…

10.Headset ON/OFF key ………………………

11.Speaker Key .……………….............………

12.Volume Bar …………………..…………....

13.Handset ……………………………….…....

14.Dial Key ..………................…….....….….…

15.Delete Key ……………………………..…..

16.Up and Down Scroll Key ..….........…...……

17.Message Waiting Lamp...…………................

18.LCD Display ...............…….............………...

19.Phonebook Key ……………………………

11 programmable one-touch keys used for speed dialing.

Used to disconnect the line, place new call or exit the store programming.

Used to program features and speed dialing keys. Used to program a delay in speed dialing. Redials the last number manually dialed.

Provides a 100mS to 1000mS timed line break (programmable).

Disables the handset and speaker phone micro- phones.

Used for outbound dialing.

Lighted key used for placing callers on hold. Lighted key used to turn the headset ON or OFF. Used to turn the speakerphone ON or OFF.

Adjusts the loudness of the handset receiver, the headset, and/or speaker.

Hearing-aid compatible handset.

Used to automatically dial the number displayed on the LCD.

Deletes stored Caller ID records and Phonebook records.

Used to scroll Caller ID and phone book records.

LED indicator that will blink to indicate a new mes- sage in the user’s voice mail box (user must sub scribe to a messaging system).

Large adjustable back-lit display that shows Caller ID, number of calls received, date and time, and call log

Used to access names and numbers in the Phone book directory.

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Contents Page Installing a Headset Headset FeaturePlacing/Answering a Call Using the Headset On/Off Feature Using a HeadsetThis page is intentionally left blank Page Important Safety Instructions FCC Part 15 Compliance DOC Notice and Load Number Statement Consumer Information Page Page TOP Panel Page Bottom Panel Page Parts Check List Connector Configuration 120V AC Outlet Recovery Power Adapter providedPower Adapter Line Connection Power Adapter Phone ConnectionCompleting the Power Installation Installing The Wall Power Adapter optionalInstalling the Keycaps Connecting the Handset CordDesk Mounting Wall Mounting the SpectrumPLUSTM TelephoneMessage Waiting Light Indicator System Hold Feature Option Switch Administrator Feature Low Voltage LED SwitchVoice Mail no PIN Number Second of WAIT? ALL Setup OK Programming Set Up Of the SpectrumPLUSTM TelephoneUsers Quick Program Guide for the SpectrumPLUSTM Telephone Administrator Programmable Only Live Dialpad FeatureRestrict 1+ Feature Programming Flash Timing into Memory Using a Flash When DialingProgramming Example for 100mS Programming Flash TimingFour Examples Programming Pause TimingProgramming a Pause into Speed Dial Memory Using a Pause when DialingTo Program a Timed Pause To Set Up The Access Number Programming the Access Number into MemoryTo Delete The Access Code Programming the Area Code into Memory Programming the Area Code into MemoryVoice Mail no PIN Number Second of WAIT? Programming Voice MailTest the program Programming Voice Mail DialingTo Program Speed Dial Locations Administrator Programmable Only Manual Entry of CharactersTo Verify Speed Dial Locations To Verify Speed Dial ProgrammingPress Once Twice Three Four Five Times Six Times Manual Entry From Keypad GuideLOW Volt MW Using a Headset Display Information Management Keys LCD BacklightingLCD Call Record Display LCD Contrast Feature 4-step12/01 PM1200 LCD Caller ID* Display Featured IconsLCD Caller ID* Display Information Management Keys 12/01 PM1226 LCD Caller ID Display Information when On Hook with Messages 7196388821 022 PhBook Delete Dial LCD Caller ID* Display Information when DialingPM1200 Incoming Call Waiting CW Type II Caller Identification Caller ID Display TypeSetting Date & Time Automatically Phone Book Storage Capacity Scrolling For Stored Records Scrolling and Call Back FeatureScrolling For The Most Current Caller ID Records Scrolling For The Oldest Caller ID Re- cordsDelete All Stored Call Records Adding a Caller Record To The Phonebook Adding a Phonebook Record From a Caller ID RecordManually Adding a Phonebook Record Into Memory Adding a Phonebook Record ManuallyHyperlink to a Stored Record Dialing From the Phonebook DirectoryTo Dial From the Phonebook Directory Call Record Editing Prior to Dialing Other LCD Displays No Calls Display Line Error DisplayInvalid Entry Display PhoneBook Full DisplayHold Key Indicators Speaker Line IndicatorsHeadset Key Indicators Placing a Call Using Speakerphone Using the Data Port Using the Hold Feature Using The Mute Feature Using the Redial Feature Using The Disconnect Feature Key Handset Volume Control Page Page To Place An Order Parts ListPart List Description Number Price Statement of Limited Warranty