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3. Install the 2 x AAA rechargeable batteries supplied. | Talk/Standby time |
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In ideal conditions, the handset |
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Then slide the battery compartment cover into place. |
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batteries should give about 10 |
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| hours talk time or 100 hours |
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| standby on a single charge. The |
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| base must remain plugged in to |
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| the mains and switched on at all |
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| times. |
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| Note that new batteries do not |
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| reach full capacity until they have |
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| been in normal use for several |
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| days. |
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| Battery symbols |
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| – Battery fully charged |
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| – Battery half charged |
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| – Battery low |
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| Battery low warning |
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With batteries installed the display will show: | If the battery charge becomes low |
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during a call you will hear a |
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| warning beep every minute |
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| (provided the battery warning tone |
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| is set to on, see page |
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| battery runs out you will be cut off. |
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STUDIO | 1 | You will need to recharge the |
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handset before using it again. |
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| During charging, the (battery) icon |
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| will scroll in the display. |
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icon will flash while the handset searches for the base.
4.Place the handset in the base to charge, the red
charging light comes on and the 
icon begins scrolling.
