Panasonic Kx Tg2237 Text Sheet Manual

							This document is a text description of the control panel layout for the product listed below.   
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Model Number KX-TG2237S 
2.4GHz Digital Cordless Phone   
 
Handset 
With the handset facing you, the antenna is a narrow 2 inch long protrusion at the top right. Just below the 
top on the front of the handset is a shallow oval concave. This is the earpiece. The smooth surface below 
the earpiece is the display. Immediately below the display are three buttons: the left one is the 
FUNCTION button, the middle one is the MUTE button and the right one is the CALLER IQ button. In 
the center below these buttons is the NAVIGATOR control, which is a large rectangular control with four 
active areas. The active areas are the 12 oclock, 3 ocl ock, 6 oclock and 9 oclock positions. The 12 and 6 
oclock positions are the UP and DOWN keys respectively. These are also the volume control up and 
down keys. The 3 and 9 oclock positions are the right and left arrow keys. These are also the EDIT and 
CH keys respectively. 
To the upper left of the NAVIGATOR control, an oval button with a clipped edge is the TALK button. 
The oval button below the TALK button is the SPEAKERPHONE button. To the upper right of the 
NAVIGATOR control, an oval button with a clipped edge is the OFF button. The oval button below the 
OFF button is the HOLD button. The HOLD button is also the INTERCOM or CLEAR button. 
Below these buttons is the telephone keypad laid out in the conventional telephone arrangement with a 
nib on the 5 button. On the lower left below the keypad is the FLASH button. The FLASH button is 
also the CALL WAIT or VOICE MAIL button. On the lower right of the keypad is the REDIAL button. 
The REDIAL button is also the PAUSE button. 
The indentation between the FLASH and REDIAL button is the microphone. 
The 2 metal ridges at the bottom of the handset are the charge contacts. 
The headset jack is on the left side of the handset, at almost the same height as the top row of the buttons. 
It has a rubber cover that can be opened by pulling down, and is not removable.  
						

							 
Base unit 
With the base unit facing you, the antenna should be straight up on the right side, towards the back of the 
unit. The handsets charging cradle is on the left of the base unit. This is an inch deep depression. For 
charging, the bottom of the handset gets put into the cradle with the handset buttons facing up. The unit 
will beep when the handset is properly placed in the cradle for charging. The handset can be placed in the 
cradle in an inverted position. Moving toward the back  of the unit on the right of the cradle, there is a 
large rectangular textured area. This is the speaker.   
In front of the speaker to the right is a large round button. This is the VOICE MAIL button. To the left of 
the VOICE MAIL button, there is the CALLER IQ indicator light. 
Below the VOICE MAIL button, there are 4 thin buttons in a vertical column: the top button is the AUTO 
or PROGRAM button. Below is the REDIAL button. The REDIAL button is also the PAUSE button. The 
third is the FLASH or CALL WAIT button. The fourth is the MUTE button. The MUTE button is also the 
RINGER button. To the left of these buttons is the telephone keypad laid out in the conventional 
telephone arrangement with a nib on the 5 buttons. 
Below the telephone keypad, there are 3 thin buttons. The left-most one is the HOLD button, with an 
indicator light to the right. The HOLD button is also the LOCATOR or INTERCOM button. To the right 
of the HOLD button, 2 thin buttons are the VOLUME buttons with a raised nib.    The left one is to 
decrease, the right one is to increase. 
To the right of these buttons, a round button is the SPEAKERPHONE button, with an indicator light to 
the upper left. 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
PQQX13314XA-BM    September 26, 2002