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Sanyo CLT-D6622, CLT-D6620(WH), CLT-D6623 Default Settings, Troubleshooting, Setting Default Value

Models: CLT-D6622 CLT-D6623(WH) CLT-D6623 CLT-D6620(WH) CLT-D6622(WH)

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DEFAULT SETTINGS

SETTING	DEFAULT VALUE

Language	English

Internal & External Ring Volume	3
External Ring Tone	Ring Tone 3
Internal Ring Tone	Tone 1
Alarm	Off
Alarm time	12:00AM
Display format	12-hour
Month-Date display format	MM / DD
Key Click Tone	Pattern 2
Smart Key lock	On
Auto Answer	Off
Baby call	Off
Baby call number	Clear
Dial Tone	Tone Dial
Flash Time	600ms
Handset Name	Clear

Backlight Time	60 seconds
Handset volume	Vol. 1
Speaker phone volume	Vol. 3
Set contrast	8
Area Code	clear

TROUBLESHOOTING

See below for some common problems and their remedies. Whatever the problem, you should first check that:

•The base unit is connected to the power supply and phone line.

•The main power is switched on at the socket.

•The handset battery is installed and has not run out of power.

DO NOT attempt any repairs yourself. This will invalidate your warranty.

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Sanyo CLT-D6620(WH), CLT-D6622(WH), CLT-D6623(WH) Default Settings, Troubleshooting, Setting Default Value

Contents

CLT-D6620 Table of Contents Handset Settings Handset Special FeaturesMulti Handsets Functions Introduction Main features Package contents Touch handset Names and ControlsMicrophone Detachable belt clip Headset jack Speaker Symbol Description LCD Display symbolsBase Unit cradle Charging contacts Touch Phone USE and Handling Safety and care Caring for your product Connecting the base unit Getting StartedChoose the best location Handset battery pack Connecting the charger For multi-handset modelActivating and charging the handset battery pack To activate and charge the handset battery pack Removing and replacing handset battery pack Low battery warningTo install a replacement handset battery pack Telephone line connection Basic Functions Standby mode and sleep modeAttaching the belt clip Making and receiving calls To answer a call To pre-dial a callTo activate speakerphone during a call To end a call Temporary touch-tone access * Tone To adjust volume during callFlash key To mute the microphone during call Phonebook Storing numbersTo input names Deleting numbers Using handset keys to enter textKEY Capital Letters Small Letters To delete 1 entry To delete all entries Editing numbers Calling stored numbers Caller ID DisplayCaller ID with call waiting Call log Saving Caller ID records in phonebook Viewing / calling Caller ID recordsTo view the call log To dial the reviewed number Formatting Caller ID numbers Deleting Caller ID recordsDeleting all Caller ID records To manually clear the message waiting indicators Missed callsMessage waiting How to navigate menus Handset SettingNavigate handset menus KEY Function List of submenus To adjust screen contrast Change display settingsTo assign a name to a handset To c hange language To adjust ring tone To adjust ring volumeTo adjust key tone Change ring and key tones Handset Special Features Phone setupSmart key lock and manual key lock Area code Baby callAuto answer To set the alarm Clock and alarm settingTo set the time To change time display format Registration Multi Handsets FunctionsTo register a new handset To select a base unit on your handset To de-register a handset To make an internal callTo transfer an external call Reset To reset the handset default settingsTo establish a conference call Default Settings TroubleshootingSetting Default Value OUT of Range Problem Possible Causes / Remedies Changing the Battery Power FailureBattery replacement and handling Recycling NICKEL-METAL Hydride Batteries MaintenanceHeadset Jack Sanyo Canada Inc Applewood Cres Concord, Ont. L4K 5C7 905 Charge it for a full 15 hours Maximize Battery Performance Radio Equipment Technical Information Technical Information Warranty Application Sanyo Comfort Warranty Original Retail PURCHAS- ER’S Responsibility Sanyo SOS Help Line

DEFAULT SETTINGS

SETTING

DEFAULT VALUE

MM / DD

TROUBLESHOOTING