SPP-ER1 Cordless Telephone
(430-8006)                 Operation                  Faxback Doc. # 31209

MAKING CALLS

Pick up the handset from the base unit.

1.  Press TALK.  TALK lamp lights up.  Confirm the dial tone.

2.  Dial the number.

3.  Talk when your party answers.

4.  When you have finished, press TALK again or replace the handset on the
    base unit to disconnect.  The TALK lamp goes off.  To make another
    call, press FLASH and dial again.

NOTES:  If interference noise occurs when you try to make a call, the TALK
        lamp will blink and short alarm beeps will sound.  In this case,
        bring the handset closer to the base unit.

        If the base unit is engaged, busy tone will sound.

        If you use the handset to far away from the base unit, the handset
        may be disconnected from the base unit, and when you press TALK to
        disconnect the line, the line will remain connected for a while. 
        To avoid the above, bring the handset closer to the base unit when
        the line becomes noisy.

REDIALING A NUMBER

If the line is busy when you call someone, or you want to call someone
you just called, there is not need to dial the number again manually.  The
REDIAL button automatically redials the most recently dialed number.

1.  Press TALK.  TALK lamp lights up.

2.  Press REDIAL/PAUSE instead of dialing the number.

NOTE:  You can redial a phone number of up to 32 digits.

To keep the last dialed number confidential

    In the RING ON mode, press REDIAL/PAUSE twice as soon as the call is 
    over. This will erase the redial memory.

RECEIVING CALLS

Receiving Calls On The Handset

The dialing keys (1 to 9, 0, * and #) function to receive calls as well
as the TALK button.

1.  When you hear the ring, press TALK.  You can also receive calls by
    pressing any dialing keys.  TALK lamp lights up.

2.  Speak into the microphone.

3.  When you have finished, press TALK or replace the handset on the base
    unit to disconnect.

To adjust the volume level

Adjust the volume of incoming calls through the handset.  High or low
volume can be selected by pressing VOLUME/PROGRAM successively.

NOTE:  If the interference noise occurs when you try to receive a call, the
       TALK lamp will blink and short alarm beeps will sound.  In this
       case, bring the handset closer to the base unit.

RINGER MODE selection

Select either RING ON mode or BATT SAVE mode using the RING ON/BATT SAVE
switch.

RING ON: Normal standby mode.  The handset will ring on an incoming call.

BATT (battery) SAVE: The handset does not ring on an incoming call, which
                     prolongs the battery duration.  You can still make
                     calls and receive calls.

Call Waiting and Flash

If you subscribe to "call waiting service", press FLASH to switch from one
party to the other.

NOTE:  If you do not have this service, the line will be disconnected when
       FLASH is pressed.

Receiving Calls on the Base Unit

1.  When you hear the ring, press SPEAKERPHONE.  The LINE and SPEAKERPHONE
    lamps light up.

2.  Speak into the base unit.

3.  When you have finished, press SPEAKERPHONE again.  The LINE and
    SPEAKERPHONE lamps go off.

To adjust the volume of the base unit speaker

    Use the SPEAKER VOLUME control.

To adjust the ringer sound level

    Select H(high), L(low) or OFF with the RINGER selector.

    The handset rings even if the RINGER selector of the base unit set to 
    OFF.

To Put a Call on Hold

1.  Press HOLD.  The HOLD lamp will light up and the call will be put on
    hold.

2.  To resume conversation, press HOLD or SPEAKERPHONE.

For the best speakerphone results

*  You may not be able to hear the other person's voice in a noisy place.
   Use the speakerphone in a quiet room.

*  Do not bring you hand or other object to close to the microphone.  This
   will result in a shrill noise (howling).

*  When speaker volume is loud, or the telephone is placed close to a wall,
   you may find that the volume drops suddenly.  This is due to a circuit
   in the telephone designed to protect against howling.  In such cases,
   lower the volume slightly.

Changing Channels for Better Reception

When you hear interference noise during conversation on the handset, try
bringing the handset closer to the base unit.

If interference noise still persists, press CHANNEL to select an
alternative channel.  The TALK lamp blinks, and lights up when the channel
has changed.

NOTE:  If you try to change the channel when the handset is too far from
       the base unit, five short error beeps will sound and the channel
       cannot be changed.  In this case, bring the handset closer to the
       base unit and try again.


(CS 3/7/96)