Radio Shack Talking Indoor/Outdoor Thermometer Owner's Manual

Browse online or download Owner's Manual for Answering machines Radio Shack Talking Indoor/Outdoor Thermometer. Radio Shack Talking Indoor/Outdoor Thermometer Owner`s manual [de] [en] [fr] [ja] [zh] User Manual

  • Download
  • Add to my manuals
  • Print

Summary of Contents

Page 1 - System 934

Cat. No. 43-934OWNER’S MANUALPlease read before using this equipment.System 934Jumbo Backlit Caller ID withCall Waiting IDand Thermometer

Page 2 - All Rights Reserved

10If you use more than one telephone or other de-vice on the line, add up all of the RENs. If the to-tal is more than five (three in rural areas), you

Page 3

11In the unlikely event that your system causesproblems on the phone line, the phone companycan temporarily disconnect your service. If thishappens, t

Page 4 - FEATURES

12However, your equipment might cause TV or ra-dio interference even when it is operating prop-erly. To eliminate interference, you can try one ormore

Page 5

13CONTENTSPreparation ... 15Installing Batteries ... 15Connecting the AC

Page 6

14Redialing from a Call Record ... 36Displayed Call Information ... 37Deleting Calls ...

Page 7

15PREPARATIONYour System 934’s display is protected by apiece of plastic film during shipment. Peel off thisfilm before you use the system.INSTALLING

Page 8

16• Do not mix old and new batteries, differenttypes of batteries (standard, alkaline, orrechargeable), or rechargeable batteries ofdifferent capaciti

Page 9 - INSTALLATION

173. Use a Phillips screwdriver to remove thescrew in the battery compartment cover.4. Slide the battery compartment covertoward the back of the syste

Page 10 - FCC STATEMENT

18CONNECTING THE AC ADAPTERTo power the system, plug the adapter’s barrelplug into the 9V DC 300mA jack on the back of thesystem. Then connect the oth

Page 11 - FCC Rules

19CONNECTING THE SYSTEMThe System 934 connects to any modular phonejack and your phone. You can also connect it toa digital answering machine.Single-L

Page 12

2WARNING: To reduce the risk of fire or shockhazard, do not expose this product to rain ormoisture.CAUTIONRISK OF ELEC-TRIC SHOCK. DO NOT OPEN.CAUTION

Page 13 - CONTENTS

20Two-Line Phone ConnectionTo record information about calls received on atwo-line phone, you can connect two System934’s using a 2-line, 3-way jack s

Page 14

213. Plug one end of the supplied line cord intothe TO LINE jack on one of the systems.4. Plug the other end of the cord into either L1or L2 on the 2-

Page 15 - PREPARATION

222. Plug one end of the supplied line cord intothe system’s TO PHONE jack.3. Plug the cord’s other end into the answer-ing machine’s jack.4. Set your

Page 16

23Attaching the Mounting Bracket1. Align the keyhole slots on the bottom of thesystem with the hooks on the mountingbracket.2. Gently push the system

Page 17

24On a WallTo mount the system on a wall, you need twoscrews (not supplied) with heads larger than thekeyhole slots on the back of the mounting brack-

Page 18 - CONNECTING THE AC

255. Route the phone line cords and ACadapter cord through the slots on the backof the bracket.6. Line up the keyhole slots on the bracketwith the scr

Page 19 - CONNECTING THE SYSTEM

261. Press and hold REVIEWand REDIALtogether until the current language(ENGLISH, ESPANOL for Spanish, orFRANCAIS for French) appears.2. Press REVIEWun

Page 20

273. Press the VIP button once to confirm thedesired hour and REVIEWbutton toselect the desired minute.4. Then press VIP button once to confirm thedes

Page 21 - Answering Machine Connection

28SETTING THE DATE/TIMENotes: • The time and date can be automatically setwhen your caller ID unit receives its firstcall. This information is sent by

Page 22 - MOUNTING THE SYSTEM

291. After setting the alarm time, press REVIEW to set the month. Then press VIP onceto confirm the desired month and pressREVIEWto select the date.2.

Page 23

3This symbol is intended to alertyou to the presence of uninsu-lated dangerous voltage withinthe product’s enclosure thatmight be of sufficient magnit

Page 24 - On a Wall

30TEMPERATURE SETTINGThe system can detect either indoor or outdoortemperature by switching the IN/OUT switch onthe back to desired position. You can

Page 25 - CHOOSING A LANGUAGE

31Mounting the Outdoor SensorNotes: • Do not place the outdoor thermometer sen-sor in direct sunlight.• If the loop does not fit over the nail orscrew

Page 26 - SETTING THE ALARM

32SETTING THE LOCAL AREA CODEEnter your local area code before you receivecalls to insure that your System 934 records thecorrect Caller ID and dial b

Page 27 - REVIEW

33OPERATIONRECEIVING AND STORING CALLSCaller ID is a service provided by your telephonecompany. When you subscribe to this service,the telephone compa

Page 28 - SETTING THE DATE/TIME

34RECEIVING CALL WAITING CALLSWhen you are talking on the phone and you hearthe call waiting beeps, just look at the display toview who is calling. To

Page 29

35Each call record includes the time and date ofthe call, the call number (order in which the callis received), the caller’s telephone number, andthe

Page 30 - TEMPERATURE SETTING

36REDIALING FROMA CALL RECORDFollow these steps to redial a telephone numberstored in the caller ID call record memory.1. Press either REVIEW button t

Page 31 - Mounting the Outdoor Sensor

37DISPLAYED CALL INFORMATIONThe System 934 can display the following infor-mation.Display(English,French,Spanish)DescriptionREPTAppears with a numberi

Page 32 - SETTING THE LOCAL AREA

38LDCAppears if your phonecompany sends infor-mation indicating thatthe incoming call is longdistance.OUT OF AREAHORS ZONEFUERA DE AREAThe incoming ca

Page 33 - OPERATION

39-ERROR--ERREUR--ERROR-Call information wasdistorted before reach-ing the system.-NO CALL--PAS D APPEL--NO LLAMADA-No information is storedin the sys

Page 34 - REVIEWING CALL RECORDS

4FEATURESYour RadioShack System 934 Caller ID is thelatest in telephone technology. The system dis-plays the caller’s telephone number (and name,if av

Page 35

40-RECORD STORED--MEMORISE--MEMORIZADO-The caller ID record isstored in VIP memory.NEW NOUVNUEVOThe system has re-ceived incoming callsthat have not b

Page 36 - A CALL RECORD

41VIPAppears when the VIPmemory is active.VIP NOT STOREDVIP PAS STOCKEVIP NO ENTRADOThe VIP Number is al-ready stored in the sys-tem’s memory. -VIP ME

Page 37 - INFORMATION

42DELETE ALL?EFFACER TOUT?BORRAR TODO?Delete all Caller IDrecords from memoryexcept VIP records.MESSAGE WAITINGMESSAGEMENSAJEWhen you have mes-sage wa

Page 38

43DIALINGCOMPOSERMARCARThe system is dialing astored Caller ID record.PICK UP PHONEDECROCHERLEVANTAR TELEThe system indicatesthat you need to pick upt

Page 39

44DELETING CALLSDeleting a Single Call1. Repeatedly press (or hold down) eitherREVIEW key until you see the call recordyou want to delete. 2. Press DE

Page 40

453. While DELETE ALL? appears, pressDELETE again. -NO CALL- appears.Or, to cancel deletion, do not press anybutton. After about 10 seconds, DELETEALL

Page 41

462. Hold down the VIP button until VIP flashesand -RECORD STORED- appears. Thesystem stores the call record as a VIP callrecord.Note: If the system’s

Page 42

47To delete all entries from the VIP call list, holddown DELETE until DELETE ALL? appears.Press DELETE to confirm.Or, to cancel deletion, do not press

Page 43

48TROUBLESHOOTINGIf your System 934 is not working as it should,these suggestions might help you eliminate theproblem.Problem SolutionBlank screen The

Page 44 - DELETING CALLS

49If you see a message that you do not under-stand, see “Displayed Call Information” onPage 37.You have an incoming call, but do not receive any Calle

Page 45 - VIP CALL LIST

5Caller ID/Call Waiting ID — lets you know whois calling. When you have another call, the sys-tem displays information about the call that iswaiting.D

Page 46

50CARE To enjoy your System 934 for a long time:• Keep the system dry. If it gets wet, wipe itdry immediately.• Use and store the system only in norma

Page 47 - MESSAGE WAITING

51Modifying or tampering with the System 934’s in-ternal components can cause a malfunction andmight invalidate your System 934’s warranty andvoid you

Page 48 - TROUBLESHOOTING

52Also, the phone company can make changes toits lines, equipment, operations, or proceduresthat could affect the operation of your System934. The pho

Page 49

53NOTES

Page 51 - THE FCC WANTS YOU TO

55Limited One-Year WarrantyThis product is warranted by RadioShack against manufacturingdefects in material and workmanship under normal use for one(1

Page 52 - LIGHTNING

RadioShackA Division of Tandy CorporationFort Worth, Texas 7610205A99 Printed in China(Continued) Repaired or replaced parts and products are war-rant

Page 53

6VIP Call Indicator — flashes when you have anincoming VIP call.New Call Indicator — flashes when you havenew calls to review.VIP Call Ringing Tone —

Page 54

7Clock and Alarm — displays the current timeand date as provided to Caller ID service sub-scribers by your local telephone company andlets you set the

Page 55 - Limited One-Year Warranty

8We recommend you record the system’s serialnumber here. The number is on the system’sbottom panel.Serial Number: _________________________Important I

Page 56 - We Service What We Sell

9• The actual number of Caller ID recordsyour system will store depends on theamount of Caller ID information sent by thephone company.READ THIS BEFOR

Comments to this Manuals

No comments