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Panasonic KX-FC241AL Battery charge, Battery strength, Battery icons, Battery life, Operation

Models: KX-FC241AL

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3.2 Battery charge

3. Preparation

3.2 Battery charge

Place the cordless handset on the charger for about 7 hours before initial use.

The charge indicator (1) turns red while the batteries are charging, and turns green when the batteries are fully charged.

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Note:

LClean the cordless handset charge contacts (2) and the charger charge contacts (3) with a soft, dry cloth once a month, otherwise the batteries may not charge properly. Clean more often if the unit is exposed to grease, dust or high humidity.

Battery strength

You can confirm the battery strength on the cordless handset display.

Battery icons	Battery strength

5High

6Medium

7Low

LWhen flashing: Needs to be charged

Note:

LIf the cordless handset is turned OFF, it will be turned ON automatically when it is placed on the charger.

LThe cordless handset will not operate while it

is on the charger.

LIf 7flashes when you lift the cordless handset off the charger, charge the batteries at least 15 minutes.

Battery life

After your Panasonic batteries are fully charged, you can expect the following performance:

Ni-MH Batteries (typical 700 mAh)

Operation	Operating Time
While in use (talking)	10 hours approx.

While not in use	180 hours approx.
(standby)

Ni-Cd Batteries (typical 250 mAh)

Operation	Operating Time
While in use (talking)	4 hours approx.

While not in use	60 hours approx.
(standby)

Note:

LTimes indicated are for peak performance. L Battery operating time may be shortened

depending on usage conditions and ambient temperature.

L Battery power is consumed whenever the cordless handset is off the charger, even when the cordless handset is not in use. The longer you leave the cordless handset off the charger, the less time you can actually talk on the cordless handset.

L The batteries cannot be overcharged unless they are repeatedly removed and replaced.

L For maximum battery life, it is recommended that the cordless handset is not recharged until 7flashes.

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Panasonic KX-FC241AL manual Battery charge, Battery strength, Battery icons, Battery life, Ni-MH Batteries typical 700 mAh

Contents

Operating Instructions Compact Plain Paper Fax with DECTModel No. KX-FC241AL Be sure to use the telephone line cord included in this unitOPEN How to use the operating instructionsBase unit Location of ControlsCordless handset A B C D E F G HFor your future reference Dear purchaser Thank you for purchasing a Panasonic fax machineAttach your sales receipt here For New Zealand users For Australian usersIMPORTANT NOTICE Service difficulties InstallationImportant information Instructions to customerImportant Instructions Important safety instructionsSAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS Battery charge BatteryFor best performance Operating distance and noiseRoutine care EnvironmentRecording paper Important Instructions9. Programmable Features 2. InstallationTable of Contents 1. Introduction11.Useful Information 10.Multi-unit Operation12.Help 13.General Information1. Introduction 1.1 Included accessoriesQuantity 1.2.1 Available accessories 1.2 Accessory informationSpecifications/Usage Model No1.3 Button descriptions of the base unit L NAVIGATORVOLUMEACALLER ID B LOCATOR/INTERCOMUsing the joystick Hih Off/Power1.4 Button descriptions of the cordless handset ALeft soft key1.5 Display descriptions of the cordless handset Menu/featureDisplay icons Display iconSoft key icons Soft keysSoft key Action1.6 Overview 1 Ringer indicator / Charge indicator 2 Speaker 3 Headset jack1.6.2 Cordless handset 1.6.1 Base unit2.1.1 Installing the ink film 2.1 Ink film installation / replacement2. Installation L Remove all blue shipping tape from the unit before installation7 Close the front cover securely CorrectIncorrect 2. Installation2.3 Paper tray 2.2 Handset cord2.1.2 Replacing the ink film 2. InstallationCorrectIncorrect 2.4 Recording paper2. Installation 2.5.1 Installing the batteries 2.5 Battery installation / replacement2.5.2 Replacing the batteries L Charge the new batteries for about 7 hours before initial useL When you operate this product, the power ZEALAND, CHANGE THE LOCATION SETTING feature #74 on pageoutlet should be near the product and easily accessible 3.1 ConnectionsBattery strength 3.2 Battery chargeBattery icons Battery life3.3.1 Power ON 3.3 Turning the cordless handset power ON/OFF3.3.2 Power OFF Basic settings3.6 Adjusting base unit 3.5 Adjusting cordlesshandset volume volume3.7 Date and time L Confirm that the power cord of the base3.7.1 With the cordless handset Example 10 August3.7.2 With the base unit If you have subscribed to a Caller ID serviceMENU Example 10 August, 2004 Press 10 08STOP 3.8 Your logoMUTE To select characters with the base unit dial keypad3.9 Your fax number To select characters using A or BSTOP MENU Example +64 93. Enter the correct number 3. Preparation4.1 Making phone calls To make a call using the redial list4.1.1 With the cordless handset 4. TelephoneTo turn key lock ON, press $centre of joystick for about 2 seconds 4.1.2 With the base unitTo turn key lock OFF, press for about 2 seconds REDIALAuto talk feature INT. Any key answer feature4.2 Answering phone calls 4.3 Recording a telephone conversation Cordless handset only4.4 Cordless handset phonebook 4.4.2 Making a phone call using the phonebook4.4.1 Storing phonebook items To search for a name by initial4.4.3 Editing a stored item Making a call using a hot key4.4.4 Erasing a stored item 4.4.5 Hot key4.5.1 Storing phonebook items 4.5 Base unit phonebookErasing a hot key ERASE DIGITAL SP-PHONE4.5.3 Editing a stored item 4.5.2 Making a phone call using the phonebook4.5.4 Erasing a stored item To search for a name by initial Example “LISA”4.6.1 How Caller ID is displayed 4.6 Caller ID serviceNote for Australian users Note for New Zealand users4.7.1 With the cordless handset 4.7 Viewing and calling back using caller information4.7.2 With the base unit Example4.9 Erasing caller information 4.8 Editing a caller’s telephone number before calling back / storing4.8.1 With the cordless handset 4.8.2 With the base unit4.9.2 With the base unit 4.10 Storing caller information into the phonebook4.10.1 Into the cordless handset phonebook 4.10.2 Into the base unit phonebook4. Telephone 4.10.3 Call minder for New Zealand users onlyTo select the resolution When the other party answers your call3. Press FAX/START To send from memory Quick scan feature 5.1 Sending a fax manually5.2 Documents you can send Document weightTo stop transmission Printing a sending report5.4 Broadcast transmission 5.3 Sending a fax using the base unit phonebook5.4.1 Programming items into the broadcast memory 5.4.2 Adding a new item into the broadcast memory5.4.3 Erasing a stored item from the broadcast memory To cancel broadcast transmission5.4.4 Sending the same document to pre-programmed parties 5 Press FAX/STARTSetup 5.5.1 Use as a telephone answering machine and/or fax TAM/FAX mode5.5 Selecting the way to use your fax machine Your situation5.5.3 Use mostly as a telephone TEL mode 5.5.2 Use only as a fax FAX ONLY modeHow faxes are received SetupActivating TEL mode with the cordless handset 5.6.1 Activating TEL modeHow to receive phone calls and faxes with the base unit How to receive phone calls and faxes with the cordless handset5.7 Receiving a fax automatically - Auto answer ON 5.7.1 Activating TAM/FAX modeTo stop receiving 5. FaxRing setting in TAM/FAX mode Activating TAM/FAX mode with the cordless handsetReceiving a voice message and fax document in one call 5. FaxActivating FAX ONLY mode with the cordless handset 5.7.2 Activating FAX ONLY mode5.8 Receive polling retrieving a fax placed on another fax machine 5. Fax5.9.1 Activating the junk fax prohibitor L This feature does not work when the unit is set to the TEL mode, or5.9.2 Storing undesired callers manual reception is performedIn Australia, this service is called “Fax Stream Duet” 6.1 Using with the ring detection featureIn New Zealand, this service is called “FaxAbility” 6. Distinctive RingQuick scan feature 7.1.1 More copying featuresSetting defaultExample Making 2 copies of a 4-page original document To collate multiple copies7. Copy 8.1.1 Erasing your recorded greeting message 8.1 Recording your greeting message8.1.2 Pre-recorded greeting message 8. Answering Machine8.2 Listening to recorded messages If you subscribe to Caller ID service8.2.1 Erasing recorded messages STOP ERASE MENU8.3 Leaving a message for others or yourself 8.4 Using the answering machine with the cordless handset8.4.1 Recording your greeting message To erase all messagesDirect commands 8.4.4 Operation using the direct commands8.4.2 Listening to recorded messages 8.4.3 Leaving a message for others or yourself8.4.5 Programming for answering machine To change the ring setting in TAM/FAX modeTo set the remote operation ID To change the maximum recording time for incoming messages8. Answering Machine 3 When there are new recorded messages Remote commandWhen there are no new messages When voice memory is fullTo turn the auto answer setting ON 8.5.3 Remote operation using remote commands8.5.2 Remote operations following voice menu 1 Repeat During playback9.1.2 Programming advanced features 9.1.1 Programming basic features9. Programmable Features To cancel programmingCode #01 Setting the date and time 9.2 Basic featuresCode #02 Setting your logo Code #03 Setting your fax numberCode #17 Setting the ringer type for outside calls 9.3 Advanced featuresCode #22 Setting the journal report to print automatically Code #23 Sending documents overseasCode #28 Setting call bar Code #26 Setting the Caller ID list to print automaticallyCode #31 Activating the Distinctive Ring feature Code #34 Setting the quick scanCode #46 Setting friendly reception Code #44 Setting the memory reception alertCode #58 Setting the scan contrast Code #67 Setting the greeting message monitor9.4.1 Program code and direct command button 9.4 Direct commands for programming featuresCode #77 Changing the receiving mode in the auto answer setting Code #80 Resetting advanced features to their default settings2 “OFF” #23 Overseas mode #13 Dialling mode#25 Delayed transmission 1 “ON” #76 Connecting tone9. Programmable Features #80 Set default 1 “YES”2 “NO” default settings menu Default setting9.5 Cordless handset programming Cordless handsetSetting memo alarm 9.5.2 Memo alarm9.5.1 Programmable functions 9.5.3 Ringer optionsSelecting the standby mode display Setting key toneSelecting the talk mode display 9.5.4 Tone optionsSetting auto talk Setting call bar9.5.6 Call options 9.5.7 Other optionsResetting the cordless handset to its default settings Setting the battery type9. Programmable Features Base unit settings 9.6 Cordless handset programming using the base unit PINmenu and “911”Setting pause length Setting dialling mode tone/pulse For Australian users onlySetting call restriction 9.6.1 Call Options9.6.2 Other options Resetting the base unit advanced features to their default settingsSelecting area codes to be deleted automatically Changing the base unit PIN personal identification numberthis procedure must be completed within 1 minute 10.2.2 Cancelling a cordless handset10.1 Operating additional units 10.2 Registering a cordless handset to a base unitExample When cordless handset 1 calls cordless handset 10.2.3 Cancelling a base unitExample When cordless handset 1 calls the base unit Example When the base unit calls cordless handset 1. Base unitExample When the base unit transfers a call to cordless handset Example When cordless handset 1 transfers a call to the base unit10.4 Transferring calls / Conference calls 10.4.1 From a cordless handset to the base unit10.5 Copying cordless handset phonebook items Example When cordless handset 1 transfers a call to cordless handset10.4.3 Between cordless handsets To transfer a call without speaking to the cordless handset 1 userthe cordless handsets when not talking 10.6.1 Changing the Walkie- Talkie modeL Outside calls cannot be received while in Walkie-Talkie mode 10.6 Walkie-Talkie11.2 Using an optional headset 11.1 Using the belt clip11. Useful Information To attach the belt clip To remove the belt clipWall template for charger 11.3 Wall mounting the charger11. Useful Information 11.4.1 Character entry modes 11.4 Available character entries for the cordless handsetAlphabetNumericGreek CyrillicyExtended 2 character table xExtended 1 character tableCyrillic character table 11. Useful Information12.2 Error messages - Base unit display 12.1 Error messages - ReportsCOMMUNICATION ERROR Code 40-42, 46-72, FF COMMUNICATION ERROR Code 43CHECK PAPER 12. HelpRECORDING ERROR POLLING ERRORSERIAL ERROR TRANSMIT ERROR12.3.1 Initial settings 12.3 When a function does not work, check hereProblem Cause & Solutioncharging but the battery returns to standby mode12.3.3 Cordless handset The ink film runs outfades. Interference from Static, sound cuts in/outother electrical units used12.3.5 Fax - receiving 12.3.4 Fax - sendingI cannot send documents I cannot send a fax12.3.6 Copying receiving modeThe printing quality is poorMINUTE” or “NO LIMIT” page 61, or feature #10 on page 12.3.8 If a power failure occursL Another cordless handset user is changing program using the L Activate the remote operation feature by setting the remoteNote for Australian users 12. HelpNote for New Zealand users 12.4 Recording paper jams 12.4.1 When the recording paper has jammed in the unit12. Help Correct 12. HelpIncorrect 12.5 Document jams - sending 12.4.2 When the recording paper was not fed into the unit properlySTART 12. HelpL Do not use paper products, such as paper towels or tissues 12.6 Recording paper feeder cleaning12. Help L Do not use paper products, such as paper towels or tissues 12.7 Document feeder / scanner glass cleaning12. Help 12. Help 12.8 Thermal head cleaning13.1 Reference lists and reports Base unit only Setup list13. General Information Telephone number listPhoto resolution 13.2 SpecificationsDimensions Mass Weight Approx. 3.1 kgRF transmission power Approx. 250 mW Voice coding Duplex procedureMass Weight Approx. 125 g Mass Weight Approx. 113 g14. Index 14.1 Index14. Index Language Standby mode Talk mode Distinctive Ring Document size14. Index T Transferring calls V Voice time/day stamp 58 Volume Base unitSending report 44 Soft keys Storing Broadcast Hot key Phonebook 34 Cordless handset W Walkie Talkie Wall mountingPanasonic New Zealand Limited Sales Department Panasonic Australia Pty. LimitedManufacturer Panasonic Communications Malaysia Sdn. Bhd Global web site