Panasonic KX-THA12 User Manual

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Video phone feature
The handset can be used to make and 
answer video calls, which allow you and 
the person you are talking to to see each 
other in real time.
Important:
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In order to use this feature on an 
intercom call, you must have another 
compatible Panasonic unit (KX-THA12/
KX-THA16/KX-THA17).
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During a video call, the call waiting tone 
is not heard and you cannot answer the 
2nd call on the same line.
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Only 1 person at a time can have a video 
call with an outside party.
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KX-THA17 only:
By connecting the handset to your TV 
with the included A/V out cable, you can 
display video calls on your TV. To 
connect the handset to your TV with the 
included A/V out cable, see page 15.
Note:
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It may take time to connect the video call 
between you and the other party.
When the video connection is 
completed, “Preparing” disappears 
from the display and you can start talking 
with the other party.
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For privacy, you can set privacy image 
(page 34) in advance. When a video call 
starts, the handset sends the privacy 
image to the other party instead of your 
live video.
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If you subscribe to Call Waiting service, 
the call waiting signal may disrupt the 
video call. To keep the line quality stable, 
you may temporarily disable Call 
Waiting service before making a call. 
Please consult your service provider for 
the code to disable this service.
Compatibility 
To have a video call with the other party, 
the other party must also have a 
compatible Panasonic unit (KX-THA12/
KX-THA16/KX-THA17) with the base unit 
(KX-TH102) or ITU-T H.324 compatible 
device. To maximize the performance 
capabilities, we highly recommend that 
both you and the other party have 
compatible Panasonic units to have a 
video call.
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Depending on the compatibility of the 
other party's video phone, both video 
and voice calls may be disconnected 
when you press {V-OFF} to switch to a 
voice call.
Connection quality
The quality of video calls depends on the 
quality of the connection between your 
phone and the other party’s phone. If 
connection quality degrades during a 
video call and k or l turns red, the 
unit may change the call to a voice call 
automatically and the video connection 
may end.
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