AT&T 7650 user manual Standard AC Outlet, Reset button

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Standard AC Outlet

Modular Wall Jack

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Reset button

TABLE INSTALLATION

1Choose a spot near an electrical outlet and a telephone jack.

This phone requires a modular telephone jack and a standard electrical outlet (1 l0V K) .

*The outlet should iiot be con- trolled by a wall switch; if the switch is turned off, the phone will not operate.

2Install the handset battery.

Remove the battery case cover on the handset by pressing on the indentations and sliding the cover downward.

Plug the battery pack cord into the

h a n d s ~ 2ndt rest the cords on tn? of the battery pack.

Replace the cover by sliding it on its track up over the battery compartment until it snaps firmly in place. (For an illustra- tion of battery installation. see

!'BATTERIES").

Install the base battery.

Turn the unit over.

Open the battery cover by gently pulling on the movable tab.

Connect the %volt battery and place it in the compnrrrnent. Close the battery cover.

Set the dial mode switch on the

bottom of the base to TT if you have touch tone service, or DP if you have dial pulsefrotary service.

Set the ringer switch.

Set the switch to ON (the handset will ring) or OFF (the handset will

not ring).

Connect the telephone line cord.

Plug one end of the telephone line cord illtv lilz jack 011inc: idp u ~ k of the base. Plug the other end of the line cord into a modular jack. Make sure the plug snaps firmly in place.

7Plug in the power cord.

Plug the AC adapter on the power cord into an clzctrical outler.

!VOTE: When y u connect the unit to

~1 1 1C ~ P C I ~ ~ Cou~ierL I I the. system aiitomati- ,-.c;!i;.be?ins to formur (initialize) digital memo,?. The memo? formur rortrine takes approsimarel~8 seconds. While the sTsrern formrlts memo?, the Messtzge I.Vit~do\~counts. down fi-otn8 to 0.

Charge the handset batteries for 4 hours.

Place the handset in the base. The

C H M G N G light on the base goes on to show the handset is in the right position to charge the

a211<:1e>.

Check for dial tone.

After thz battenes are charged. pick up the handset and extend the

base antenna. Press :- the PHOKE light should go on and you should hear a dial tone.

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Contents UsersManual For Cordless Digital AT&T System Telephone Reset button Standard AC OutletSetting the Clock Ring SelectBattery Case Remove the battery case cover onLift out the old battery pack Unplug it from the handsetAnswering a Call Special Telephone ServicesMaking a Gall Ending a GallStoring a Pause A Memory Dial Number Directory CardRe~lacins Stored Number Storing a Number in MemoryE R a T I N G R a N Mailbox Lights Ring SelectlToll SaverMessage Window Message AlertPriority Calling Record a Message When System is OFFRemote Access Code Record a MemoSave Messages Play All Messages Record a MemoConnect with Answering System RepeatIf the phone does not ring when you receive a call Lfyou hear a two-beep signal whenyou try to use the handsetIf you hear noise or interference when using the phone To turn Answering System Onfrom a remote locationOther Problems If you hear other calls while using the phoneIf the system does not respond to remote commands If messages are incompletePage Page

7650 specifications

The AT&T 7650 was a notable mobile phone that emerged in the early 2000s, marking a significant step in the evolution of mobile technology. Known for its distinctive design and feature set, the AT&T 7650 captured the attention of tech enthusiasts and casual users alike.

One of the key features of the AT&T 7650 was its impressive camera system. It was one of the first mobile phones to integrate a digital camera, allowing users to take photos on the go. The device boasted a VGA camera that provided decent image quality for its time, setting the stage for the incorporation of higher-quality cameras in mobile phones in subsequent years.

The AT&T 7650 also featured a vibrant color display, which was a standout characteristic during its release. The screen provided a resolution that enabled users to enjoy multimedia content, including images and animations. This enhanced visual experience contributed to the phone's appeal, making it suitable for various applications, including mobile gaming and photo viewing.

Additionally, the phone employed GSM (Global System for Mobile Communications) technology, which was gaining traction during that period. This provided users with better call quality and a more stable connection compared to earlier technologies. GSM technology also allowed for the use of SIM cards, enabling users to easily switch devices by simply changing their SIM.

Further enhancing its functionality, the AT&T 7650 supported GPRS (General Packet Radio Service), allowing for data connectivity that facilitated mobile internet access. Although the speeds were modest compared to today's standards, GPRS opened new avenues for users to browse the web, send emails, and engage with online content via their phones.

The AT&T 7650 was designed with ergonomics in mind. It featured a compact and user-friendly design that made it easy to hold and operate. The keypad was well laid out, ensuring that dialing numbers or text messaging was a seamless experience.

In summary, the AT&T 7650 was more than just a mobile phone; it was a pioneer in integrating camera capabilities and internet connectivity into a single device. With its vibrant display, GSM technology, and GPRS support, it set a foundation that would lead to the smart devices we rely on today. Its legacy is a testament to the rapid advancement in mobile technology that has since transformed how we communicate and share our lives.
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