Cyracom ClearLink Cordless Manuel de l'utilisateur - Page 4
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Setting Up ClearLink
To begin use of your ClearLink
1) Choose a location
2) Install handset batteries
3) Connect the base unit
4) Place the handsets on the base unit
5) Check the programming and range
6) Mount the base unit on a wall (optional)
Choosing a location
To ensure the best connection and ease of use consider these guidelines when selecting a location for
your ClearLink ® Cordless phone.
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Place the phone at a location where it can be easily accessed
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Choose a location for the base unit to be near an electrical outlet and an analog telephone jack
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Place the phone at an area where there is supervision and thus theft is less likely (e.g. Nurses
station)
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Place the phone at a central location so that range is optimal
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Install the phone away from Wi-Fi access points, personal computers and microwave ovens
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Install the phone away from heat sources and sunlight
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Avoid areas with excessive moisture, dust or extreme cold
Installing Handset Batteries
Each handset comes with its own rechargeable battery that is designed to give you up to 6 hours of talk
time.
To install the handset batteries follow these steps:
1) Open up the cover on the back side of each handsets by sliding it down.
2) Align the socket pins with the two holes in the plug (B: Black, R: Red), then snap the plug into place.
3) Place the battery in the compartment.
4) Replace the cover by sliding it into place.
NOTE: Use only the CyraCom rechargeable battery pack supplied. Batteries should be charged initially
for 24 hours. Afterwards, a maintenance charge of 10 hours is suffi cient.
NOTE: Make sure that the charging lights on the base unit come on every time you place the
handsets on the base unit. A green light indicates handsets with a full charge.
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Cordless
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Cordless phone follow these steps:
ClearLink
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Cordless User Guide
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