Att AT&T 1160 User Manual

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7TELEPHONE OPERATIONMake a CallPress ,then dial the number— OR —Dial the number (use to backspace and correctdigits),then press to call.Answer a Ca

8F l a s h i n g :handset is in use or thereis an incoming callOn steadily :handset is c h a rging in b a s eF l a s h e swhen you haveu n r ev i e w

9Handset Ringer Style/Battery SaveYou can select from four different handset ringer styles,or turn the ringer off and extend the battery life.1 Make s

1 0Operating RangeThis cordless telephone operates within the maximum power allowedby the Federal Communications Commission (FCC). Even so,thishandset

TELEPHONE MEMORY1 1This cordless phone can store 10 telephone numberswith names,each up to 16 digits long in memorylocations you assign (0-9).¥NOTE:

1 2P re s s e sDial Key 1 2 3 4 5 61A B C 2D E F 3G H I 4J K L 5M N O 6P Q R S 7T U V 8W X Y Z 90*& ’ , - . #5 When you finish entering the name,p

1 38 Press or to change the setting. Choose (for Yes) if you wish the phone to alert you tocalls from this number by changing to adistinctive ringin

1 4Edit a Number/Name Stored in Memory1 Press . The screen displays2 Press the memory location key of the entryyou wish to edit.3 When the screen dis

1 5Delete a Number/Name Stored inMemory1 Press . The screen displays2 Press the memory location key of the entryyou wish to delete.3 When the screen

1 6Dial a Memory Number1 Press . The screen displays2 Enter the memory location key of the entryyou want to dial.3 Press to dial the displayed memor

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TELEPHONE DIRECTORY1 7This cordless phone can store 40 telephone numberswith names,each up to 16 digits long. Entries arestored alphabetically.¥NOTE:

1 84 When you finish entering the name,press or . The screen displays5 Enter the telephone number. Use tobackspace and make a correction. Pressto st

1 9Edit a Number/Name Stored in theDirectory1 Press (DIR). The screen displays2 Press or to scroll alphabetically throughentries stored in memory—O

2 0Delete a Number/Name Stored in theDirectory1 Press (DIR). The screen displays2 Press or to scroll alphabetically throughentries stored in memory

2 1Dial a Number from the Directory1 Press (DIR). The screen displays2 Press or to scroll alphabetically throughentries stored in memory—OR—Press t

CALLER ID OPERATIONAbout Call HistoryIf you subscribe to Caller ID service with your local phone serviceprovider,this phone stores all incoming calls

Review Call HistoryThe screen displays call information for about 15 sec-onds after it has been received.1 Press (CID) to view call history. The scre

2 4Delete Records from Call HistoryDelete a Specific Call1 Locate the record you want to delete from callhistory.2 Press ,then press or until flash

2 5Dial a Displayed Number1 Locate the record in call history that you wantto dial.2 If you wish to change how the number isdialed,press .The screen

2 6Store a Call History Record in theDirectory1 Locate the record in call history you want tostore in memory.2 If you wish to change how the number is

CONTENTSBEFORE YOU BEGIN . . . . . . . . 1Parts List . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1Choose a Location for Your Phone . . . . . . . . . . . .

2 7DISPLAY SCREEN MESSAGESSCREEN DISPLAYS: WHEN:The other party is blocking nameand/or number information.Your phone company is unable tore c e i ve i

2 8Audible IndicatorsThis system gi ves you voice prompts for fe a t u reo p e rations and voice confi rmations when you press a button or complete an

2 9About MailboxesThis answe ring system has three voice m a i l b o xe s. C a l l e rs using a touchtone phone can select the mailbox in which their

3 0R e c o rd Your Announcement¥NOTE: If you have assigned diffe rent mailboxe sto diffe rent people, be sure to tell callers in yo u rannouncement t

3 1Answering System Feature SetupYou can set up one feature at a time,or you can set upa feature and then move on to set up another feature.1 Make sur

3 2F E ATURE SUMMARYDefault settings indicated by *.SYSTEM ANNOUNCES: DESCRIPTION/DIRECTIONS:“Change announcement” Allows you to record your personal

3 3This system automatically saves your messages untilyou delete them,and can store approximately 15minutes of messages,memos,and announcements (up to

3 4After playing the last message in a mailbox,the systemannounces “End of messages.” If the system has lessthan five minutes of recording time left,i

3 5R e c o rd a MemoYou can re c o rd a m e m o up to four minutes long to store as an incoming message .1 Press and release . The systemannounces “P

3 6MESSAGE WINDOW DISPLAYWINDOW DISPLAYS TO INDICATE:No messages in any mailboxTotal number of messages in all mailboxes↔ Memory is full,or total numb

1BEFORE YOU BEGINP a rts ListYour box should include:This User’sManualNiCd battery packBase unitHandsetWallBracket2 Telephoneline cordsPoweradapterWa

3 7Connect with the Answering SystemYou can access many features of this system remotely from a touchtone phone.1 Dial your telephone number.2 When th

3 8REMOTE ACCESS COMMANDSFUNCTION: COMMAND:Play messages Press ,then enter the appropriate in a mailbox mailbox number( , ,or ). The systemplays ne

3 9BATTERIESCharge the Handset Battery Pack• This battery should remain charged up to six days with the ringerturned on and up to 10 days with the rin

Replacing the Handset Battery Pack1 Remove the battery compartment cover on the handset bypressing on the indentation and sliding the cover downward.2

4 1If you have difficulty operating this phone,try the suggestions below.For Customer Service,visit our website at www.telephones.att.com orcall 1 800

4 2TELEPHONE OPERATIONPROBLEM SOLUTIONIf you hear a two-beep •You might be out of range. Move close signal when you try to to the base and try agai

4 3TELEPHONE OPERATIONPROBLEM SOLUTIONIf you hear noise or • Make sure the base antenna is fullyinterference when upright.using the phone:• You ma

TELEPHONE OPERATIONPROBLEM SOLUTIONIf you lose a call after You were probably almost out of range.changing channels: Move closer to the base before c

4 5TELEPHONE OPERATIONPROBLEM SOLUTIONIf the system does not • Make sure that the answering system isanswer after the correct on.number of rings: •

4 6DEFAULT SETTINGSFUNCTION: DEFAULT SETTING:Dial Method ToneHandset Volume 1Remote Access Code 50Clock Monday,12:00AMMessage Alert OFFAnnounce Only O

Choose a Location for Your PhoneFor best reception quality,choose a location for the base unit of yournew telephone:• Away from microwave ovens• Away

4 7TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONSTECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONSRF Frequency Band 912.75 MHz – 917.10 MHz(Handset to base)RF Frequency Band 2411.15 MHz – 2418.40 M

4 8INDEXAAnnounce Only 29announcements 29answer a call 7answering system 28BBase Unit 1CCall history 22,23,24,26Call Waiting 7Cal

INSTALLATIONBefore You Install1 Choose a location for the base near an electrical outlet and atelephone jack. This phone requires a modular telephone

43 Attach belt clip to the cordless handset (optional).To attachTo re m oveTable/Desk InstallationStandardelectrical outletModulartelephonejack1 Conne

3 Charge the handset battery.Place the handset in the base. Charge the battery for at least 12hours the first time.4 Check for dial tone.After the bat

Wall Installation1 Connect the telephone line cord.2 Connect the power cord. 3 Mount the base on the wall.64 Follow Steps 3–6 in Table/Desk Installati