Panasonic Kx Tg2239 Text Sheet Manual

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Model Number KX-TG2239B Finding the  Controls 
2.4GHz Digital Cordless Phone 
 
Handset: 
With the handset buttons facing you, the antenna is a narrow 2 inch long protrusion on 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. Imme diately blow the display are three buttons in a 
horizontal row: from left to right, they are FUNCTION, MUTE, and VOICE ENHANCER buttons. 
Below these buttons, in the center of the handset is the NAVIGATOR KEY, which is a large 
rectangular control with four active areas. The active areas are at the 12 o’clock, 3 o’clock, 6 o’clock, 
and 9 o’clock positions. The 12 and 6 o’clock positions are the UP and DOWN keys and also control 
volume during a call. The 3 and 9 o’clock positions are the RIGHT and LEFT arrow keys. The 3 
o’clock position is often used as ‘Yes’ key duri ng programming. These keys are also the EDIT and 
CHANNEL keys respectively. To the upper left of the NAVIGATOR KEY, an oval button with a 
clipped edge is the TALK button. The oval button below the TALK button is the SPEAKER PHONE 
button. To the upper right of the Navigator Key, 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 keypad laid out in the conventional 
telephone arrangement with a “nib” on the 5 button. On the 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. On the left edge of the handset, parallel to the TALK button, is the 
headset jack covered with a little round rubber. This  cover is opened from front to back, and is not 
completely removable. The triangular pattern of raised texture on the back side of the handset 
identifies the battery compartment. The battery door is opened by pushing in and down on this area. 
 
  
						

							 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Base Unit: 
With the base unit facing you, the antenna is on the right side of the base unit and it should be 
positioned pointing upwards. The handset’s charging cradle is on the left side of the base unit. This is 
1 inch deep depression. For charging, the bottom of the handset is placed in the cradle with the 
handset buttons facing up. The handset also can be placed in the cradle by inverted position. The unit 
beeps when the handset is set properly in the cradle for charging. The rectangular area immediately 
below the logo is the Base Unit Speaker. On the lower right of the Base Unit Speaker is the IN USE 
indicator. To the right of the IN USE indicator is the VOICE MAIL button with VOICE MAIL 
indicator in its middle. Below the IN USE indicator, in the center of the base unit, is the keypad. The 
keypad is laid out in the conventional telephone arrangement with a “nib” on the 5 button. The 
keypad buttons are large, raised ovals. Immediatel y below the keypad, there are three thin buttons in 
a horizontal row: from left to right, the first button is the HOLD button with the CHARGE 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. The right button is to decrease, the left 
button is to increase the volume during a call. To th e right of the keypad are the four buttons in a 
vertical row: the top button is the AUTO button. The AUTO button is also the PROGRAM button. 
Below is the REDIAL button. The REDIAL button is also the PAUSE button. The third is the 
FLASH button. The FLASH button is also the CALL WAIT button. The fourth is the MUTE button. 
The MUTE button is also the RINGER button. Immediately below the MUTE/RINGER button is the 
SPEAKERPHONE button.