Single Line Telephone
AT-10
USER'S GUIDE
LOCATION OF CONTROLS
Message Waiting Lamp
PROGRAM Key
FLASH Key
REDIAL Key
Dial Keys
Receiver Volume Controls
| Handset Holder |
Wall Mount Concave | LINE Jack |
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| HANDSET Jack |
Dial Mode Switch
INSTALLATION
■Package Contents
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Telephone Set | User's Guide | (2 pieces) |
■Installing the Telephone
1. Fit the other end of telephone line cord to your telephone network outlet.
■Selecting Dial Mode
Set the Dial Mode Switch either to DP(Pulse) or MF(Tone) according to the telephone network. For installation on a PBX, check with your supplier for the correct dialing mode.
■Wall-Mounting
To wall-mount the phone:
1.Mark off the correct positions for the screws (included), 83.5mm apart vertically opposed before drilling the wall.
2.Install the screw into the wooden wall.
3.Mount the telephone on the wall so that the screw head inserts into the concave on bottom of the telephone.
Screw
83.5mm
To store the handset without hanging up:
1. Hang the handset on the handset holder.
FEATURES
■ Making a Call | ■ Answering a Call | |
1. | Lift handset. | 1. Lift handset when the phone rings. |
2. | Hear dial tone. |
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3. | Dial number. |
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■Last Number Redial
1.Lift handset.
2.Press 
key to redial your last call (up to 31 digits).
◆Redial after flashing is not available.
■Flash
While on a call, press 
key for outside line or PBX features.
■Pulse to Tone Switching
When placing a call in DP (Pulse) mode, you can dial 
to change to MF (Tone) dialing. The dial mode automatically reverts to DP mode when you hang up.
■Adjusting Receiver Volume
1.Press 
keys to increase/decrease handset receiver volume while on a call.
◆Volume can be increased 3 levels, decreased 2 levels against the default level.
■Selecting Ringing Pitch and Ringing Volume
CARE AND MAINTENANCE
1.Avoid installing the phone where there is direct sunlight, or near heating appliances, since this may cause discoloration and warping.
2.When the telephone becomes dirty, wet a soft cloth with diluted neutral detergent, wring it out and wipe. Do not use strong cleaning agent or abrasive powder.
3.Keep away from TV sets, radios, etc. which may generate electrical noise.
4.Avoid dropping the handset and other rough treatment.
Warning:
The handset receiver may retain dangerous materials such as metallic pins and staples because the receiver induces magnet.
CHECKLIST FOR TROUBLESHOOTING
➢Does the hookswitch pop up ?
➢Is the dial mode switch (DP/MF) set to the correct position ?
➢Are phone line cord and handset cord securely plugged in ?
If you disconnect the phone from the network, the data in phone's memory such as redial number and ringing tone assignment will be erased (back to default) in a few hours.
◆For other problems, contact your supplier.
1.Lift handset.
2.Press 
key.
3.Dial 
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4.Dial 
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(Refer to the table in the right).
5.Press 
key.
6.Hang up.
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| Ringing Volume | ||
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| Soft | Medium | Loud |
Ringing | Slow | 1 | 2 | 3 |
Tone | Medium | 4 | 5 | 6 |
Pitch | Fast | 7 | 8 | 9 |
| Off |
| 0 |
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(Default: 6)
◆If you lift handset after setting to "0"(Off), the ringing tone automatically reverts to the previous value.
■Message Waiting Lamp
Message Waiting Lamp lights when you have messages waiting (if your PBX system can send them). Also flashes when your telephone rings.
Nothing contained in this manual shall be deemed to be, and this manual does not constitute, a warranty of, or representation with respect to, any of the equipment covered. This manual is subject to change without notice and NEC has no obligation to provide any updates or corrections to this manual.
Tokyo, Japan
