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If you have purchased this new SN7014 
accessory remote ringer to replace an old 
one, you must deregister the old remote 
ringer first, and then register this new 
remote ringer to your CareLine telephone 
base (SN5127/SN5147).

If you want to replace a remote ringer, you 
must deregister all the devices, and then 
individually register each device.

If you want to register a remote ringer 
to another telephone base, you must 
deregister all devices, and then register 
each device individually to the desired 
telephone base.

To deregister all devices from the telephone 
base:
1.  Press and hold PAGE on the telephone 

base for about five seconds until the 
visual indicator light on the telephone 
base turns on. Keep holding PAGE until 
the visual ringer indicator light begins to 
flash. Release PAGE.

2.  Immediately press PAGE again while the 

light is still flashing.

You hear a confirmation tone when the 
deregistration process completes. It 
takes about 10 seconds to complete the 
deregistration.

The operating range of the remote ringer 
is up to 1,000 feet outdoors or 150 feet 
indoors. The actual operating range may 
vary depending on the environmental 
conditions and other interferences such as 
walls, doors and other obstructions.

3.  Insert the screws into the holes and 

tighten the screws until only 1/4 inch of 
the screws are exposed.

4. Align the wall mount holes of the remote 

ringer with the screws on the wall. Slide 
the remote ringer down until it locks into 
place.

5.  If you choose to run your remote ringer 

with a power supply, connect the power 
adapter to the remote ringer and a 
power supply not controlled by a wall 
switch.

2.  Press and hold   on the remote ringer 

until the green LED light on the remote 
ringer flashes, then release  .

It takes up to 60 seconds to complete 
the registration. When the registration is 
successful, the green LED lights on the 
remote ringer turns to steady on, and the 
telephone base beeps and its visual ringer 
indicator light turns off.

If registration fails, start again from Step 1 
above.

 Note

•  You cannot register a remote ringer if any 

other system device is in use.

2.  Press and hold   on the remote ringer 

until the green LED light on the remote 
ringer flashes, then release  .

It takes up to 60 seconds to complete 
the registration. When the registration is 
successful, the green LED lights on the 
remote ringer turns to steady on, and the 
telephone base beeps and its visual ringer 
indicator light turns off.

If registration fails, start again from Step 1 
above.

 Note

•  You cannot register a remote ringer if any 

other system device is in use.

Connect the remote ringer to a power 
supply or install the batteries before 
registering it to the telephone base.
1.  When the telephone is not in use,  

Press and hold 

 at the telephone 

base for about five seconds until the 
visual ringer indicator light turns on. 
Release 

.

SN7014

Remote ringer 

for use with 

VTech CareLine

® 

 

SN5127/SN5147

User’s manual

Go to www.vtechphones.com 
to register your product for enhanced 
warranty support and latest VTech 
product news

If you choose to run your remote ringer 
on batteries, install the batteries as shown 
below.

 Notes

•  You need to purchase 3 AA alkaline batteries 

separately to run your remote ringer 
wirelessly.

•  If the remote ringer will not be used for 

a long time, disconnect and remove the 
batteries to prevent possible leakage.

•  Press and hold to enter pairing mode.

• 

  

Red when the battery is low. 

• 

  

Green when the remote ringer 

is powered on.

• 

  

Amber while checking signal 

strength.

•  Flashes when receiving an incoming 

call, or when there is an event 

triggered on another registered 

device, for example, when the audio 

door bell is ringing or when reminder 

alarm is triggered.

•  Slide the switch to adjust the ringer 

volume between:

- Low;
- Medium; and
- High.

 Caution

•  For hearing protection, do not put 

the remote ringer near your ear as 
loud ringer sound may damage your 
hearing. Adjust the volume to lower 
the ringer sound if you find it too loud.

•  Slide the switch to change the alert 

mode between:

 

The LED light flashes when there is an 

incoming call or event triggered.

 

The ringer plays the melody when 

there is an incoming call or event 

triggered.

  Flash and play melody

The ringer plays the melody and the 

LED light flashes when there is an 

incoming call or event triggered.

  Turn off both flash and melody

The ringer does not play the melody 

and the LED light does not flash 

when there is an incoming call or 

event triggered.

•  Slide the switch to change between 

the three melodies.

To keep this product working well and looking 
good, follow these guidelines:
•  Avoid putting it near heating appliances and 

devices that generate electrical noise (for 
example, motors or fluorescent lamps).

•  DO NOT expose it to direct sunlight or 

moisture.

•  Avoid dropping the product or treating it 

roughly.

•  Clean with a soft cloth.
•  DO NOT immerse the remote ringer in water 

and do not clean them under the tap.

•  DO NOT use cleaning spray or liquid 

cleaners.

•  Make sure the remote ringer is dry before 

you connect it to the mains again.

When you are not going to use the remote 
ringer for some time, remove the batteries 
from the remote ringer. Store the remote 
ringer and the power adapter in a cool and 
dry place.

Below is the question most frequently asked 
about the remote ringer. If you cannot find the 
answer to your question in the below table, 
visit our website at www.vtechphones.com 
or call  
1 (800) 595-9511 for customer service. In 
Canada, go to www.vtechcanada.com or call  
1 (800) 267-7377.

The remote 
ringer doesn’t 
work with the 
telephone 
system 
equipment.

Make sure the 3 AA alkaline 
batteries are installed.

The remote ringer may be 
deregistered from your 
telephone system. Refer to 
Add and register a remote 
ringer and register the 
remote ringer back.
The remote ringer may be 
out of range. Move the 
remote ringer closer to 
your telephone system.
If the above suggestions 
do not work, deregister all 
devices and register them 
to the telephone base 
again.

The remote ringer runs on 3 AA alkaline 
batteries (not included), or you can connect 
your remote ringer to a power supply.

Notes:

•  Use only the power adapter provided.
•  Make sure the electrical outlet is not 

controlled by a wall switch.

•  The power adapter is intended to be 

correctly oriented in a vertical or floor mount 
position. The prongs are not designed to 
hold the plug in place if it is plugged into a 
ceiling, under-the-table or cabinet outlet.

•  Make sure the remote ringer and the power 

adapter cord are out of reach of children.

Register each new SN7014 remote 
ringer to your CareLine

®

 telephone 

base (SN5127/SN5147) before use. Your 
telephone system supports a maximum 
of four handsets and 30 compatible ULE 
devices.

 Notes

•  Connect the remote ringer to a power 

supply or install the batteries before 
registering it to the telephone base. 

•  Visit www.vtechphones.com for a list 

of ULE devices that are compatible with 
your CareLine telephone base SN5127/
SN5147.

Connect the remote ringer to a power 
supply or install the batteries before 
registering it to the telephone base.
1.  When the telephone is not in use,  

Press and hold PAGE at the telephone 
base for about five seconds until the 
visual ringer indicator light turns on. 
Release PAGE.

on purchasing your new VTech product. 
Before using this product, please read 
Important safety instructions.
This user’s manual provides you with 
installation and operation instructions. 
Please read this manual thoroughly to 
ensure proper installation and operation of 
this VTech product.
For support, shopping, and everything new 
at VTech, visit our website at  
www.vtechphones.com. In Canada, please 
visit www.vtechcanada.com.

User’s manual

Your product package contains the 
following items. Save your sales receipt 
and original packaging in the event 
warranty service is necessary. 

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Match the polarity markings (+ and -) 
inside the battery compartment.

 Notes

•  You will need to purchase the following items 

separately to mount your remote ringer:

•  Before mounting your remote ringer, make 

sure you have installed the batteries if you 
choose to run your remote ringer with 
batteries.

1.  Use a pencil to mark two holes in 

parallel. Make sure they are the same 
distance apart as the wall mount holes on 
the remote ringer.

•  Check for signal strength before 

drilling the holes.

2.  Drill two holes in the wall (7/32” drill bit).

•  If you drill the holes into an object 

other than a stud, insert the wall 
anchors into the holes and tap gently 
on the ends with a hammer until the 
wall anchors are flush with the wall.

SN5127 base

SN5147 base

You can mount the remote ringer on a wall. 

Before you mount the remote ringer, 
follow the instructions below to check the 
signal strength between the remote ringer 
and the telephone base. Make sure you 
mount the device in a location where the 
signal strength is good.

1.  Press MENU on the cordless handset 

when the telephone is not in use.

2.  Press   or   to scroll to Device setup, 

and then press SELECT.

3.  Press SELECT to select Check signal.
4. Scroll to select Remote ringer, and then 

press SELECT.

5.  When the handset screen displays PLS 

TRIGGER THE DEVICE, make sure your 
remote ringer is powered on, and then 
press SELECT.

6. The handset screen displays AWAITING 

SIGNAL.

•  If the handset screen displays NO 

SIGNAL, press SELECT, and then 
repeat from step 2 to test again.

•  If the handset screen displays WEAK 

SIGNAL, move the remote ringer 
closer to the base, and then adjust 
the remote ringer’s location to 
improve the signal. Press SELECT, and 
then repeat from step 2 to test again.

7.  When the handset screen displays 

GOOD, press SELECT. The testing is 
complete.

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