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Radio Shack 43-3911 User Manual

What’s included, Choosing your settings, Preparing your phone

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Please read this user’s guide before

installing, setting up and using your new product

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Thank you for purchasing your 20-Number Memory

Speakerphone from

RadioShack. It combines a

speakerphone and a Caller ID unit in one system. It

shows the caller’s telephone number (and name, if

available in your area), and the date and time of each

call, as provided by your local telephone company to

Caller ID service subscribers.

20-Number Memory Speakerphone Stand
Long Modular Cord

Short Modular Cord

Coiled Handset Cord

Mounting Bracket

3 Index Cards

User’s Guide

what’s included

43-3911

20-Number Memory

Speakerphone

After you install your batteries, system information

appears in the display, followed by E for English, F for

French and S for Spanish.
1. Repeatedly press REVIEW  or  to select the

desired display language and press DELETE to

store it. If you do not select a language within a few

seconds, the system defaults to English.

2. When LCD CONTRAST appears in the display, repeat

step 1 to select one of the six settings.

3. When 000 SET AREA CODE displays and the 0

flashes, repeatedly press REVIEW  or  until the

first digit of your area code appears. Press DELETE

to store it. Repeat for each digit of your area code.

NOTE: If you do not press a button, the system automatically

sets the area code to 000.

4. Press REVIEW  or  to set the hour, and press

DELETE to store it.

NOTE: If you do not press a key, the system automatically

sets the time to 12:00 PM 1/01.

5. Repeat Step 4 to store the minute, month and date.

To reset the language, contrast, area code and
time/date settings:

1. Hold down DELETE and press . LCD CONTRAST

displays.

2. Repeat Step 1 above to reset each setting.

choosing your settings

Your phone’s display is protected by a plastic label

during shipping. Peel off the label before using your

phone.

installing batteries

Insert three AAA alkaline

batteries (not supplied).

When

appears or the

display becomes dim,

replace the batteries.

battery notes:

• When replacing batteries, be

sure to put in new batteries

within one minute of removing the old ones. If not, your

time and date will be lost.

• Use only fresh batteries of the required size and

recommended type.

• Do not mix batteries of different sizes or chemistries.
• Always remove old or weak batteries. Batteries can leak

chemicals that can damage electronic parts.

preparing your phone

Mounting Bracket

MEM – stores a

number in an indirect

memory location (0-9).

M1-M10 – store 10

numbers and dial them

with the touch of a

button.

CALL BACK – dial

a phone number in

the Caller ID record.

OPT/P (Option/

Pause) – press to

select different dialing

options based on

the number you are

calling.

FLASH – press to

answer another call if

you have Call Waiting.

MUTE – press to keep

the other party from

hearing you. To resume

the conversation,

release MUTE.

STORE – press to

store numbers in

memory locations. See

“Memory Dialing”.

REDIAL

– press to

redial the last

number you

dialed.

HOLD – press to

put a call on hold.

To resume the call,

press the switchhook

or lift the handset.

SPEAKER – press

to switch between

the handset and

speakerphone

for convenient

hands-free use.

When a headset

is conneted, press

SPEAKER to make

or answer calls. To

end a call, press

SPEAKER again.

VOL-/VOL+ – controls the

volume of the sound through

your handset and speakerphone.

mounting and connecting the phone

1. Press and pull out the stand from the base.
2. Connect the handset to your phone using the coiled

handset cord, and then fit the cable in the groove as

shown below.

3. Align the mounting bracket’s round tabs with the holes

on the base, then slide the mounting bracket upward to

snap it into place.

4. Connect one end of the short modular cord into LINE,

and the other end to the wall plate jack.

5. Fit the keyhole slots over the wall plate studs. Slide the

phone downward to secure it.

6. Use a coin to turn the handset hook 180°.

• Your telephone connects directly to a modular phone

line jack. If your phone line jack is not a modular jack,

you can update the wiring yourself using adapters and

jacks from your local

RadioShack store. Or, call your

telephone company to update the wiring for you.

• The USOC number of the jack to be installed is RJ11C.

RINGER VOLUME HI/

LOW/OFF
Set ringer’s volume to

HI or LOW as desired.

Set to OFF for no sound.

RINGER R1/R2
Set to R1 for a high number of rings

or R2 for a lower number of rings.

MODE T/P/TB
See “

setting the dialing

mode”.

HEADSET
For hands-free

conversation when

the phone is placed

on the desk, connect

an optional headset

with a

3

/32-inch

(2.5mm) plug into

the HEADSET jack.

Use the stand to place

your phone on a desk.

REVIEW

/ 

Scroll up or down

to set the desired

language, LCD

contrast, area code,

and time/date.

Also lets you scroll

through all numbers

in your Caller ID

memory.

Index Card

Flip open the clear cover

and use the supplied index

card inside to record the

stored numbers.

Handset Hook

Coiled Handset Cord

LINE

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