ClearSounds A1600 manual Inserting Photos in Memory Keys, Dialing from Memory Numbers

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Method 2:

1.Use the keypad to enter the number you want to store. You can use under the word Clear to edit the number.

2.Press and hold one of the Memory dial keys for at least 2 seconds, and the display will show the number you have entered. Press under the word Save.

3.The display will show “Name:” Enter the name you want to use and then pressunder the word Save (see page 44).

4.The display will show the list of ring tones to select from. Press or to select the desired ring tone. When adjusting the Melody, the handset plays the selected melody. Press under the word Select.

5.Repeat for each Memory dial key you want to use.

Dialing from Memory Numbers

1.In standby mode, press one of the Photo Dial keys, the display will show the corresponding number. If you selected the wrong memory dial, either select the correct memory dial or pressunder the word Clear repeatedly until you get back to the main screen.

2.Press the Speaker key and the phone will begin to dial.

NOTE: Entering a new number in the same location will automatically erase the previous number.

Erase Memory Numbers

1.Press under the word PhoneBk to enter the phonebook.

2.Press or repeatedly until you reach the desired entry, and then press under the word Options.

3.Press or to scroll to Erase and then press under the word Select and the entry will be immediately deleted.

4.Repeat for each entry to be erased.

Inserting Photos in Memory Keys

1.Cut your photo using the template provided as a guide.

2.Remove the transparent cover of the memory key and insert the photo and replace the cover or slide the photo in the top slot of the cover.

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Contents Operating Manual Table of Contents Handset Operation Handset Settings Additional Handset Functions Important Safety Instructions Prior to USEEnglish English Please Save These Instructions Location of Controls HandsetLeft Side of Handset English Back Side of Base Navigation Key HandsetEnd Key Base Up/Down Keys Volume Up/Down KeyVolume & Tone Keys Call Waiting KeyBase Answering Machine Alarm top center Battery top rightSignal top left Installation of Your ClearSounds A1600 DectParts Checklist Installing Batteries Charging the HandsetUsing your Phone with Hearing Aids and Cochlear Implants Setting UP Your Base SpeakerphoneUsing the Handset Carrying Clip Menu NavigationTo Access a Menu Option To Exit from any MenuMain Menu Submenu Language Setting LCD DisplayContrast Setting Switch to Smaller FontSet Date & Time Hour Format SettingDate Format Setting LCD Descriptions Reviewing Voice Mail Messages Audible Ringer Phone Base SettingsRinger Setting Keypad Tones Setting Visual Ringer & Shaker OptionDialing Mode Setting Call Waiting FlashAuto On Hook Talking Review Function Caller ID, Phonebook & Redial Talking Dialing SettingTalking Caller ID Setting Using the Hands-Free Headset or Audio Jack Basic Phone FunctionsUsing the Base Amplification Function English Making a Call Using your Base SpeakerphoneAnswering a Call Storing Memory Numbers while the telephone is not in use One-Touch Memory Setting & DialingDialing from Standby Mode Erase Memory Numbers Inserting Photos in Memory KeysDialing from Memory Numbers Redial Function Mute SettingHold Function Dialing from the Redial ListCaller ID CID Operation Use Redial List OptionsCaller ID on Call Waiting Receiving CID RecordsStoring CID Records Dialing a Number from the Caller List Caller ID ListViewing the Caller List Deleting a Single Caller List RecordStoring Caller List Records Phonebook OperationDeleting All Caller List Records Adding Phonebook Entries ClarificationViewing Phonebook Entries Using a PauseUsing Phonebook Options Dialing a Number from the PhonebookSetting UP Your Cordless Handset Menu NavigationMain Menu Submenu DD-MM-YY MM-DD-YY Handset SET UP Registering the HandsetHandset Name Delete/Terminate HandsetHandset Reset Base SelectionOut of Range Alarm Dialing ModeCall Waiting Flash Modify PIN Personal Identification Number LCD SettingsContrast Settings Date & Time Format Settings Handset Settings Visual and Vibrating Ringer Turning the Handset Power On/Off Mode Auto Answer SettingLanguage Setting Talking Keypad Using the Handset Amplification Function Using the Auto Amplification FeatureDuring a call Using your Handset SpeakerphoneStandby mode Cordless Handset out of the base Answering a Call from the Cordless HandsetMaking a Call from the Cordless Handset Cordless Handset in the baseDialing from the Memory M1 M4 keys Cordless HandsetDialing from M1-M4 Memory Numbers Storing M1-M4 Memory NumbersViewing, Editing or Deleting M1-M4 Memory Numbers Redial Function Handset Dial from the Redial BookCaller ID CID Operation Caller ID on Call Waiting Viewing the Caller List Method Deleting All Caller List Records Phonebook Operation Adding Phonebook Entries Editing name, number, ring tone Deleting PB Phonebook StatusPaging AlarmAdditional Functions Key LockTorch Using the Handset Setting UP Your Answering MachineUsing the Base Turn On/OffRecord Time TAM SettingsRings to Answer Answer Mode Selection Voice Prompt Language Announces answering machine functionsRecording Outgoing Message English Play Announcement Message Options Restore Default AnnouncementsAnswering Machine Volume Screening Calls only the handset can intercept the callPlay Messages Delete Messages Message Playback Speed Record a MemoSecurity ID/PIN & Remote Access Security ID/PINNo dial tone TroubleshootingRemote Access Nothing appears on the displayNo audible ringer Handset seems to have a short battery lifeLow handset or speaker volume Visual ringer and vibrating handset will not activateCaller ID information does not show Noise, Static, Interference while using the phoneNo numbers dialed when memory button is pressed No Caller ID information while on a callTechnical Specifications To learn more, call ClearSounds atFCC Wants YOU to Know Service Requirements Industry Canada CS03 Statement Limited ONE-YEAR Warranty Service in United States and Canada, contact
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