Message Indicators

If You Programmed Your Local Area			Answering System Operation....			32
	Code	24		Call Answering		32
If You Did Not Program Your Local		25		Auto Disconnect		32
	Area Code	25		Playing Messages		33
Memory		26		Playing Messages		33
Memory		26		Erase Messages		33
Storing a Number in Memory		26		Leaving a Memo		34
Storing a Redial Number to Memory 27				Memory Full		34
Erasing a Stored Number		28		Remote Access		34
Copying Caller ID Memories to User					Remote Access Commands	35
	Memory	28	Message Indicators			36
Inserting a Pause in the Dialing			Troubleshooting Guide			37
	Sequence	29	Troubleshooting Guide			37
Changing a Stored Number		29	General Product Care			39
Dialing a Number Stored in Memory			Causes of Poor Reception			40
	While On-hook	29	Causes of Poor Reception			40
Dialing a Number Stored in Memory 29			Warranty			41
Reviewing Stored Numbers		30	Index			42
Chain Dialing from Memory		31

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1380BK, 1380 specifications

The Uniden 1380 and 1380BK are standout models in the realm of two-way radios, designed primarily for personal and professional communication. These devices epitomize reliability, user-friendliness, and advanced technologies that cater to various needs, from casual outdoor activities to more demanding work environments.

One of the defining features of the Uniden 1380 and 1380BK is their expansive communication range. With a robust 37-mile range in optimal conditions, users can stay connected over long distances, making these radios ideal for hiking, camping, or even on job sites where mobility is essential. The power of these walkie-talkies paired with their 22 FRS/GMRS channels provides users with multiple options to avoid interference and enhance clarity.

In terms of technology, the Uniden 1380 and 1380BK incorporate a crisp, clear sound system. This ensures that every conversation is transmitted with precision, making it easier for users to communicate effectively in noisy environments. Additionally, the radios come equipped with a built-in NOAA weather radio feature, which alerts users to severe weather conditions, enhancing safety during outdoor excursions.

The ergonomic design of these models lends to their usability. Features such as a lightweight body, large buttons, and an intuitive interface ensure that users can operate them smoothly, even in difficult conditions. The backlit LCD screen provides visibility in dim light, allowing for convenient operation at all times.

Battery life is another critical aspect of these models. Both the 1380 and 1380BK come with rechargeable batteries, providing extended use without the constant need for replacements. The included desktop charger minimizes downtime and ensures that users can charge the radios quickly and easily.

Another notable characteristic of the Uniden 1380 and 1380BK is their durable construction. Designed to withstand the rigors of outdoor usage, these radios are built to endure various environmental factors. The weather-resistant design ensures that they can operate effectively in different conditions, making them perfect companions for myriad adventures.

In summary, the Uniden 1380 and 1380BK are versatile two-way radios that combine advanced technology with practical features. Their excellent range, sound quality, safety alerts, and user-friendly design make them an excellent choice for both recreational enthusiasts and professionals alike, ensuring effective communication in diverse situations. Whether you are trekking through the wilderness or managing a busy worksite, these radios deliver reliability and performance tailored to meet your communication needs.

Contents

User’s Guide Telephone Network Information Important InformationInterference Information Hearing Aid Compatibility REN NumberLicensing FCC RF Radiation Exposure Statement Table of Contents Message Indicators Telephone Jack Requirements Parts ChecklistIntroduction Before You Begin Important Installation Information Base Layout Switch Wall Mounting the Phone Installing the PhoneDesktop Installation Rotate the stand 180 degrees, and insert Instructions for Moving Recording the Outgoing Announcement Answering System SetupAnswerer Telephone Operation Using the SpeakerphoneReviewing the Announcement Speakerphone Location Receiving a Phone Call Switching between Speaker and HandsetPlacing a Phone Call Temporary Tone Dialing Mute FlashRedial Setting the Rings to Answer Telephone Set Up Toll Saver Setting the Incoming Message or Memo LengthSetting the Recording Quality Setting the Display Contrast Setting the Security Code Setting Day of Week Setting Your Local Area CodeSetting the Dialing Mode Hour Setting the Time and DateMinutes Month Message Volume Setting the LanguageRinger Volume Date Speakerphone Volume Handset Volume Summary Screen Caller ID Features Reviewing Call Records Caller ID with Call WaitingReceiving and Storing Calls If You Programmed Your Local Area Code Deleting CID RecordsDialing Back If You Did Not Program Your Local Area Code Storing a Number in Memory Memory Storing a Redial Number to Memory Copying Caller ID Memories to User Memory Erasing a Stored Number Changing a Stored Number Inserting a Pause in the Dialing SequenceDialing a Number Stored in Memory While On- hook Dialing a Number Stored in Memory Reviewing Stored Numbers Number For Memory Location Chain Dialing from Memory Auto Disconnect Answering System OperationCall Answering Erase Messages Playing Messages Memory Full Remote AccessLeaving a Memo Remote Access Commands Unknown Number Message Indicators Telephone Solutions Troubleshooting GuidePage General Product Care Causes of Poor Reception Warranty Inserting a Pause in the Dialing Index Placing a Phone Call If You Contact Uniden’s Phone Number

Uniden 1380BK manual Message Indicators

Models: 1380BK 1380

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1380BK, 1380 specifications