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Uniden DECT4066-4, DCX400, DRX402, DECT4066-3, DECT4066-5, DECT4066-2 Special Feature Menus, Set Line

Models: DECT4066-4 DCX400 DECT4066-6 DECT4066-2 DRX402 DECT4066 DECT4066-5 DECT4066-3

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Menu option:	Use it to:

	Enter your area code so the phone hides the area code on
Area Code	incoming local calls (see "Using Seven-Digit Dialing" on
	page 24).

Dial Mode	Change the way your phone communicates with the
Dial Mode	telephone network (see "Changing from Tone to Pulse
	Dialing" on page 6).

Voice Mail	Change the way your phone communicates with a voice
Tone	mail service (see "Using a Voice Mail Service" on page 34).

Set Line	(Base only) Do not change this setting unless instructed to
Mode	by customer service.

	(Base only) Reset the voice message waiting indicator to
VMWI Reset	bring it back into sync with your voice mail service (see
	"Using a Voice Mail Service" on page 34).

Special Feature Menus

The following menus control specific features of your phone. These menus are explained under the section that describes the feature in detail:

Menu:	Use it to:	For details, see:

Voice Mail	Access your voice mail from a	"Using a Voice Mail
(handset only)	cordless handset	Service" on page 34

Register	Add new handsets or reset	"Resetting and
Handset	a handset that isn't working	Registering Handsets"
(base only)	properly.	on page 40

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Uniden DECT4066-4, DCX400, DRX402, DECT4066-3, DECT4066-5, DECT4066-2, DECT4066-6 manual Special Feature Menus, Set Line

Contents

Whats in the box? DECT4066 Series Users GuideYou might also ﬁnd Phone Number Whats in the manual? Important Safety Instructions Installing Your Phone Set Up the BaseAttach the stand Connect Connect the power and telephone cordsTelephone cord Here first Setup the Handsets Install the batteryPlace the phone on the wall Try Charge the battery Test Line Test the ConnectionUnavailable Check or Changing from Tone to Pulse Dialing Attaching the Belt Clip Getting to Know Your Phone Parts of the BaseDisplay Base keys and how they work Parts of the Handset Handset keys and how they work Reading the Displays On the baseOn the handset Base Icon Handset Icon What it means Using the Soft Keys Soft keys with the phone in standbySoft keys in the main menu What it does Common soft key descriptions Entering Text on Your Phone Handset Setup Using the Menus Menu option Use it to Display. Enter any name up to 10 characters Menu option Use it to Set Line Special Feature Menus Using Your Phone Working with Two LinesAssigning a primary line Conferencing two lines together Using the Caller ID and Redial Lists Changing the VolumeChange When On the base On a handset High Dialing from the CID or redial list Using the listsCaller ID and redial menu options Store into PB Using Call Waiting Using Seven-Digit Dialing Finding a Lost Handset Using an Optional Headset Setting Up Your Phonebook Using the PhonebookCreating a new entry Edit Name Editing an existing entry Chain Dialing Phonebook Menu Options Using Multi-station Features Using Multi-Station Conference CallingExpanding Your Phone Using Privacy Mode Using Call TransferFrom the base From a handset Using the Intercom Using Do Not Disturb Using Special FeaturesUsing the Alarm Feature Setting an alarm Tuesday When an alarm rings Setting Up Your Voice Mail Using a Voice Mail Service Getting your messages Resetting the voice message indicator Solving Problems If… Try…Says Unavailable Letting calls ring at least twice before answering Status and keep the battery charged Handset Setup , then select T-coilWeak or Hard To Hear Audio Noise or Static On The Line On 1 handset or in 1 location Here are some hints for when the static is Registering a handset Resetting and Registering HandsetsDo you have the base the handset is registered to? Yes Does the handset fit in the base cradle? Yes Handset Base Handling Liquid Damage Terms Used In This Guide Important Information Compliance Information FCC Part 15.105b FCC Part 15 information Terminal equipment Radio equipment RF exposure information 574,727 581,598 606,598 650,790 660,269 663,981 671,248