NEC Dtl8r1 Manual

							Indexi
INDEX
Numerics
16-hour talk time 1-3
4-day standby time
 1-3
A
AC adapter 1-2, 2-2, 3-3, 5-1
adapter
 5-1
administrator
change pin code 7-20
de-registration 7-18
list 7-15
registration 7-15
site survey 7-21sync display mode 7-22
answer
any key 1-3
applying power to
 3-3
AutoStandby
 2-3, 6-15
B
back light
keys 1-3
LCD 1-3
base unit
 1-2, 2-2
adapter 5-1
controls 4-3
power requirements 1-2
receive frequency 1-2
size 1-2
transmit frequency 1-2
weight 1-2
batteries
nickel-metal hydride 1-4
NiMH 1-4
battery
 1-3
AAA Ni-MH 1-3
batteries 5-1
charging 3-3, 3-8
charging unit 1-3, 2-3
cleaning 3-10
handset 3-7
low indication 3-9, 3-10
nickel-metal hydride 1-4
rechargeable 2-2, 5-1
recycling 1-4
safety considerations 1-4
belt clip
 2-2, 5-1
C
Canadian Standards Association 1-1certification label
 1-1
change channel
 1-3
channel
automatic selection 2-3
channel change
 1-3
charger unit
 2-7
buttons 2-5
charging
handset battery pack 3-8
stand 2-2
unit 1-3, 2-3, 3-3
charging unit
 5-1
cleaning battery contacts
 3-10
conference key
 4-2
contacts
 7-3
delete 7-5
edit/add 7-5
list all 7-3
numbers 7-7
show individual 7-4
conversation mode
 4-2
cordless LED
 4-3
CSA
 1-1
D
data transmission speed 1-2
direct wall mounting installation
 3-4
display
LCD 1-3
F
FCC 1-2, 1-7
FCC Part 15 rules
 1-1
FCC Part 68
 1-2
features
automatic channel selection 2-3
charging unit 2-3handsetdesign 2-3volume 2-3
headsetjack 2-3volume 2-3
mute control 2-3
single key access 2-3
virtual function keys 7-26
frequency
control 1-2
receive 1-2
transmit 1-2 
						

							iiIndex
H
handset 1-3, 2-2
battery 1-3
battery pack 3-7, 3-8
controls 4-1
design 2-3
features 7-1administrator setting 7-1
base key option 7-1
contacts list 7-1function label keys 7-1
key lock 7-1
language 7-1settings 7-1
sounds 7-1
virtual functions key 7-1
kit 5-1
operation 6-5AutoStandby 6-15
battery status 6-18
call extension 6-6handsfree 6-18
headset 6-19
low battery 6-18
making outside call 6-11mute 6-18
no service 6-16
out of range 6-16receive external call 6-13
redial 6-15
retrieve call from extension 6-10ring volume 6-19
ringer mute 6-20
switch to cordless 6-5switch to wired phone 6-5
volume setting 6-19
power requirements 1-3
receive frequency 1-3
size 1-3
talk mode 1-3
transmit frequency 1-3
volume 2-3
volume control 1-3
weight 1-3
handset features
virtual function keys 7-26
handsfree
 1-3
talk mode 4-2
volume control 1-3
headset
 5-1
installing 5-2
jack 1-3, 4-3
volume 2-3
volume control 1-3
hearing aid compatible
 1-2, 1-3
I
indications
battery low 3-9, 3-10
installation precautions
 3-1
installing
direct wall mounting 3-4
handset battery pack 3-7
headset 5-2
selecting location 3-1
K
keys
any key answer 1-3
back light 1-3
base key option 7-1
conference 4-2
hold key 4-2
lock 7-1
talk key 4-2
virtual 7-1
virtual function 7-26
kit
handset 5-1
L
language 7-14
settings 7-14
LCD
back light 1-3
display 1-3
LED
cordless 4-3
NEC multiline terminal 4-3
power 4-3
line problems
 1-6, 1-7
lock keys
 7-1
M
main menu 7-2selectionsadministrator 7-14contacts 7-3
language 7-14
settings 7-8sounds 7-11
menus
administrator 7-14
contacts 7-3
handset 7-2
language 7-14
main 7-2
settings 7-8
sounds 7-11
modes
conversation 4-2
handsfree talk 4-2
on-hook 4-2 
						

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programming 6-1
standby 4-2, 7-2
talk 4-2trainingchange item 6-2
entry 6-1
exit 6-2select item 6-2
modulation
 1-2
multiline telephone
using 6-1
mute control
 2-3
N
NEC multiline terminal LED 4-3
nickel-metal hydride batteries
 1-4
nickel-metal hydride battery
 1-3, 1-4
Ni-MH batteries
 1-4, 5-1
O
occupied bandwidth 1-2
optional accessories
headset 5-1
out of range
alarm tone 1-3
detection 1-3
output power
 1-2
P
phase lock loop 1-2
power LED
 4-3
power requirements
 1-2
privacy
 1-6
programming mode
 6-1
R
r/vol key 4-3
radio frequency interference
 1-1
radio interference
 1-7
range
 1-6
receive frequency
 1-3
rechargeable batteries
 5-1
recycling
 1-4
regulatory
Canada CS-03 Part V 1-2
certification label 1-1
FCC Part 15 rules 1-1
FCC Part 68 rules 1-2
ringer
mute 1-3
tone 1-3
vibrating 1-3
S
safety
battery 1-4
general instructions 1-4
safety information
 1-1
settings
brightness 7-9
key lock 7-10
list 7-8
menu timeout 7-8
power save 7-9
single access key
 2-3
site location
 3-1
soft keys
 1-3
sounds
key tone 7-13
list 7-11
out of range alert 7-12
ring tone 7-11
vibrate 7-12
specifications
base unit 1-2
frequency 1-2
frequency control 1-2
handset 1-3
modulation 1-2
phase lock loop 1-2
power requirements 1-2
spread spectrum 1-2
standby mode
 1-3, 4-2, 7-2
T
talk
key 4-2
mode 1-3, 4-2
telephone
base unit 2-2
belt clip 2-2
charging stand 2-2
cord 2-2, 5-1connecting 3-1
features 2-3
handset 2-2
headset 5-1
line problems 1-6, 1-7
multiline telephone 6-1
privacy 1-6
radio interference 1-7
range 1-6
rechargeable battery 2-2
wall plate adapter 2-2
telephone cords
 5-1
temperature
specifications 1-2
transmit frequency
 1-3 
						

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V
virtual function keys 7-26
volume
controlhigh 4-3
low 4-3maximum 4-3
medium 4-3
handset 1-3
handsfree 1-3
headset 1-3
setting 6-19
W
wall mounting
charging unit 2-3
direct 3-4
wall plate adapter
 2-2 
						

							Owner’s Manual
DTZ-8R-1
NEC Corporation of America
Issue 1.0
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