AT&T AT3111-2 user manual Handset display screen messages, Microphone on

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Appendix

Handset display screen messages

ALREADY SAVED

The telephone number entered is already

 

stored in the directory.

 

 

CALL LOG EMPTY

There are no call log entries.

CALLING HANDSET X Calling another handset.

CALL TRANSFERRED

The put-on-hold call is successfully

 

transferred to another handset.

CHARGING

A handset with low battery has been placed

 

in the telephone base to recharge.

 

 

CONNECTING...

The cordless handset is searching for the

 

telephone base.

DIRECTORY EMPTY

There is no directory entry.

 

 

ENDED

You have just ended a call.

 

 

HANDSET X IS

Another system handset is calling.

CALLING

 

 

 

INTERCOM

The handset is on an intercom call.

 

 

INTERCOM ENDED

An intercom call is terminated.

 

 

INTERCOM TO:

The INT button is pressed to initiate an

 

intercom call.

INCOMING CALL

There is an incoming call.

 

 

LINE IN USE

A handset on the telephone line is in use.

 

 

LIST FULL

The directory is full.

 

 

LOW BATTERY

The battery needs to be recharged.

 

 

MICROPHONE ON

MUTE has been turned off and the person on

 

the other end can hear you.

XXMISSED CALLS There are un-reviewed calls in your call log.

MUTED

The microphone is temporarily turned off

 

during a call.

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Contents User’s manual Congratulations Stop Add new handsets to make your telephone more versatile seeParts checklist Table of contents AT3111-2Handset layout FlashOFF/CLEAR Telephone base layout Find HandsetTelephone base and charger installation Telephone base installationCharger installation Battery installation & charging Important InformationInstallation Belt clip & optional headsetRemoval Handset settings Ringer volumeRinger tone Key tone LanguageProgramming voicemail navigation keys Handset settings Voicemail Clear voicemailHandset operation RedialReview redial Dial from redialMuted Hands-free speakerphone calls Temporary ring silencingVolume Options while on callsCall waiting Multiple handset useLast number redial MuteDirectory MENU/SELECTCaller ID log Intercom Intercom toCalling Handset Handset X is CallingIntercom call transfer Transfer an external callTransfer to Switch between external and internal calls Answer an incoming call during an intercom callTimeouts and error messages DirectoryShared directory Memory capacityNew directory entries Store a directory entryEnter Name Directory search Search the directoryTo review directory entries To dial, edit or delete entries Dial a directory entryEdit a directory entry Delete from the directory Caller ID operation Information about caller ID with call waitingHow caller ID works Call ID operation Call log display screen messagesTo access the call log To review the call logTo review the call log Dial a call log entryTo save or delete the call log Save an entry to the directoryDelete from the call log CALLS?Handset display screen messages Microphone onNEW Voice Mail Screen icons & indicator lights USEVoicemail ChargeAdding and replacing handsets To register a handset to your telephone baseReplacing a handset To de-register all handsetsTroubleshooting Troubleshooting Connecting Charge light is off in this Troubleshooting guideTo the Battery installation and charging section of this Troubleshooting Troubleshooting Troubleshooting Troubleshooting Troubleshooting Important safety instructions Especially About Cordless Telephones Precautions for users of implanted cardiac pacemakers Pacemaker patientsFCC Part 68 & Acta FCC Part 68 and Acta FCC Part Limited warranty Limited warranty Limited warranty Technical specifications Dect 6.0 digital technologyTelephone operating range Index Index

AT3111-2 specifications

The AT&T AT3111-2 is a versatile and user-friendly corded telephone designed for residential use, emphasizing simplicity and functionality. It caters to users who prioritize ease of use combined with essential features, making it an ideal option for seniors or those who prefer a straightforward communication device without complex technology.

One of the main features of the AT3111-2 is its oversized buttons, which ensure legibility and make dialing easier for individuals with visual impairments or limited dexterity. The high-contrast keypad is straightforward, with bold, large numerals that allow users to quickly identify the keys they need. Additionally, the telephone includes a built-in speakerphone feature, allowing for hands-free conversations, which is particularly beneficial for multitasking or individuals who may have difficulty holding the phone to their ear.

The AT3111-2 also boasts adjustable volume controls, accommodating varying hearing needs. The ringer volume can be adjusted to suit personal preferences or the ambient noise level in the home environment. Furthermore, this phone is equipped with a visual ringer, which provides a visual indicator of incoming calls, enhancing accessibility for those with hearing impairments.

In terms of design, the AT3111-2 features a sleek and compact look that can effortlessly blend into various home décor styles. Its lightweight build ensures that it can be placed or moved with ease, whether on a nightstand, kitchen counter, or office desk. The corded nature of the phone guarantees reliability during power outages, allowing users to maintain communication even when electrical systems fail.

Additionally, the AT&T AT3111-2 offers programmable speed dial and memory functionality, which allows users to store frequently dialed numbers. This feature is particularly useful for quick and easy access to important contacts without the need to remember multiple numbers. The phone also includes a redial function, enabling users to easily call back the last number dialed.

Overall, the AT&T AT3111-2 is an excellent choice for those seeking a practical, no-frills corded phone with essential features. Its combination of ease of use, accessibility enhancements, and reliable performance makes it a staple in homes that value straightforward communication without the distractions of modern technology.
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