6. | Troubleshooting | Chart | |
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| LED’s do not light. | Is AC power supply plugged into an electrical | |
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Telephone does not ope~ate during power outages.
Telephone functions with the handset, but there is no response to any button with the phone on hook.
Is a good 9 volt battery installed? (A 9 volt battery will allow use of the handset during power outages.)
Is AC power supply plugged into an electrical outlet and the back of the telephone.
LED above intercom button is flashing red and green.
Intercom Station needs to be programmed. Press Intercom station address button.
LED | above | Intercom | Check | that lines 1 and 2 are properly con- | ||
button is | flashing | red | nected | to the telephone. | ||
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tone | sounds | when any |
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intercom | station | ad- |
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dress | button | is |
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While programming th[ Intercom Station Ad- dress the Intercom LED flashes red, then the phone beeps and the Intercom LED starts flashing red and green again.
The Intercom Station Address selected is already in use by another telephone. Select another Intercom Station Address. (The inter- com Station Address for a telephone can be verified by pressing each station address but- ton until a 3 beep tone is heard.)
When making an inter- com call the Intercom LED turns green, then an error tone is heard and the LED turns off.
Telephone does not in- dicate status of other
Intercom Station being called is not assigned or has been disconnected. The intercom sta- tion address for a phone can be checked by pressing all the station address buttons until a 3 beep response is heard. )
Improper line connection. Perform System Verification in the Installation Instructions. (Step 5)
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