Panasonic Kx T5200 Operating Instructions Manual

							AUTOMATIC TELEPHONE
ANSWERING SYSTEM
EASA-PHONEo
Moder N KX-T5200 
						

							Please read IMPORTANT SAFETY
f NSTRUCTIONS on pages 47 and 48 before
use. Read and understand all instructions.
IntroduCtlon (Foarurm)
Thank you lor purchaelng tha Panasonlc KX-T5200.
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micro cassette tapos. You catt uuu llro folluwlng (,(,nvonloftt loulures.
oNew molrrgc playback (p. 23)
Listening to only tho rrrussrrl;oa you hava nol lrlnyod txrck before
rVolce promptr (p. .|3, 10, 32)
For time, voico rolrrolo rfronlt, lrrrnrllor of monsnqos, pre-recorded
greeting messngo, rrrrrl ltrrro/rIry rrlrrrrrp otr guclr rnessage
oPre-recorded grottng m....9. (p, 10)
oTone rrmote oplrrtlon (p. 30-42)
Listenlng to nll mossrrqos or new messages from a remote location with
touch tono phone
AccesgOrlel lfor accessory order, call toll free 1-800-332-5368.)
Telephone Line Cord
(p.e)
Micro Cassette Tapes (p. 8, 46)
Greeting Message Tape (MC-10)Incoming Message Tape (MC-30)
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AC Adaptor (KX-A1 1)
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							Contents
Location of controls 5
Display 7
Settinguptheunit. ...8
Inserting the cassette taPes 8
Connection... ......9
Settingselectors .... .10
Timeanddayadjustment... ......12
Recording apersonal greeting message .......14
Pre-recordedgreetingmessages ... ....16
Checking the greeting message . . . .17
Setting the CPC (Calling Party Control) function . . . .  . .18
Setting the greeting monitor function . .  . .19
Automaticansweringoperation . -. 20
Setting the unit to answer the call . . .21
Selecting the greeting message - .  .21
Listening to the recorded messages . . . . .22
Listening to new messages only . . . .23
Listening to all the recorded messages . . . -23
Savingsomeold messages ... ...25
Resetting the incoming message tape  . . -26
Erasing the recorded messages . .  26
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Recordlngyourown motrage ..,,.27
Rmordlngrtolrphonoconv.rration .....28
Monftorlnglncomlngcalll,,,,,.,... ....29
Remote opcratlon lrom a touch tont phonr . . . .30
Settlngtheremotecodonurrrbor., .......30
Goingintovolcemenu...,. ......31
Listof thevoice menu .......32
Direct remote operation (Basic) . . . .34
Direct remote operation (Advanced) . . . . . . . ., . .36
Troubleshootingguide ......43
Maintenance.. ...45
lmportantsafetyinstructions ......47
FCC and other information . . .49
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							ANSWER ON Button and Indicator (p.20,21)
Location of controls
MEMO Button
(p. 18,27)
STOP Button (p. 18, 19,24)
ALL MESSAGE PLAYBACK Button (p.23)
NEW MESSAGE PLAYBACK Button (p. 23)
VOLUME Buttons (p. 11)
2WAY REC (Recording)
Button (p. 19, 28)
FF (Fast Forward)/SKIP Button
(p 24)
( Rewind)/REP EAT Button
(p.24)
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DAY/HOUR/MlN (Mlnrrlo) tlrrllorrr (p 13)
TIME CHECK []rrllorr (gr lll)
GRLLTINO SLI | ( I llutton (p. 15,21)
GRf fTINO f ll (;OnD Rrrllorr (p. 15)
Olllf I lNO Cl{l ( ll( lhllon (p 17)
ICM LIIASL Uullorr (p 26)
REMOTE CODE Button (p. 30)
MIC (Microphone) (p. 15)
MESSAGE ALERT Selector (p 1 1)
REC (Recording) TIME Selector (p. 11, 16)
RINGS (Ring times) Selector (p 10)
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							Display
GREEnNa l_J___l,-t,_t
First greeting message is
selected. (pages 15 and 21)
No messages have been
recorded.
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Second greeting message is
selected. (pages 15 and 21)
2 messages have been recorded.
anenne @__l,_lt
Pre-recorded greeting message
is selected. (pages 16 and 21)
4 messages have been recorded.
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First greeting message is
selected and the REC TIME
selector is in the GREETING
ONLY position. (page 1 1)
The clock in the unit is not
adjusted. Program it before use.
(page 12)
GREETING {__l_j
r.Y., l:! !1
The first greeting is being
recorded. The call counter counts
the recording duration.
(page 15)
GREETING
Er:r
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When recording the first greeting
message, it results in failure.
atr 5
You are adjusting the volume.
The number shows the current
volume level. (page 11)
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When the volume level is set to
maximum (8).
The unit is in the programming
mode. (pages 18 and 19)
c,neenxe 11 _)
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							Setting up the unit
Inserting the cassette tapes
Remove the stopper of
the micro cassette tapes.
trlaltll]]r:lnsert micro cassette tapes with
the full reel of each tape to the left.,i:,,r,-,.::..........i
Greeting Message Tape
(MC-10)
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Incoming Message Tape
(MC-30)
Opon the caesollo panol
BLUE Label
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							Connection
AC Adaptor
Notes:-USE ONLY Panasonic AC ADAPTOR KX-A11.
-AC adaptor must remain connected at alltimes.
Power Outlet
(AC 120 V, 60 Hz)
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Fasten the AC adaptor cord
to the cord holder.
Single-Line
Telephone Jack
(RJ11C) 
						

							Setting selectors
O RINGS (Ring times)
Selector
@ REC (Recording) Tl
Selector
@ uessncE ALERT Setector
O RINGS (Ring times) Selector
rott JlLzSAVER 4
Toll saver
When you call the unit from a touch tone telephone, the number of rings
before the unit answers informs you if there are any new messages.
-lf the unit answers on the 2nd ring: There is at least one new message.-tf the unit answers on the 4th ring: There are no new messages.
Hang up immediately when you hear the 3rd ring. Because the 3rd ring
indicates there are no new messages. This saves you the toll charge for
the call.
Used to select the number of rings
before the unit answers.
2: The unit answers a call on the
second ring.
4: The unit answers a call on the
fourth ring.
TOLL SAVER: See below.
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