Jwin JT-P430 instruction manual Getting the Telephone Ready for Use, Installing the Batteries

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GETTING STARTED

Getting the Telephone Ready for Use

1.Choose a desired flat, level surface location for the unit.

2.Plug one end of the coiled telephone cord into the jack on the handset, and the other into the matching jack on the unit’s base.

3.Plug one end of the flat telephone cord into the jack in the rear of the unit’s base (marked TEL-LINE), and the other end into the wall jack which supplies telephone service.

Installing the Batteries

The JT-P430 requires four (4) AAA batteries, which are used to operate the telephone, the LCD display, and to retain Caller ID data and any settings programmed into the phone. Using an optional 9V adapter (see Notes below) will increase the battery’s life span, requiring less frequent battery replacement.

1.Remove the battery compartment cover at the bottom of the unit.

2.Carefully install four (4) AAA batteries by observing the polarity direction shown in the battery compartment.

3.Replace the cover.

Notes:

•Whether installing batteries for the first time or replacing them, do not mix old and new batteries, nor should alkaline, standard (zinc-carbon), or rechargeable (nickel-cadmium) batteries be used together.

•When not using the phone for a long period of time, remove the batteries to prevent possible leakage and corrosion. Keeping the phone powered by the optional AC adapter, discussed below, will preserve all data and settings in the phone’s memory.

•If neither the batteries nor an AC adapter are connected, the JT-P430 will still be able to place and receive calls, but the telephone, the ability to store Caller ID data, and the LCD display functions will not operate.

•When batteries are used without an AC adapter, they should be replaced when the display dims.

•When replacing the batteries without an AC adapter connected, it’s the best to pick up the handset before removing the batteries. Doing so prevents the loss of stored Caller ID data and programmed settings while the batteries are being replaced. If not done, it’s possible that all settings and data in the phone’s memory will be lost.

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