Sanyo clt-d6623(wh) Manual Do Utilizador

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The Ringer Equivalence Number 

(REN) assigned to each terminal’s 

device provides an indication of the 

maximum number of terminals  

allowed to be connected to a  

telephone interface.
The REN number of this phone is  

located on the bottom of the base 

unit. The termination on an interface 

may consist of any combination 

of  device subject only to the  

requirement that the sum of the 

Ringer Equivalence Numbers of all 

the devices does not exceed 5.

This product is intended for use in the 

USA and CANADA only. Sale or use 

in other countries may violate local 

laws.
Cordless telephones use radio  

frequencies to allow mobility. This  

affects the performance of your 

phone.

Electrical pulse noise is present in 

most homes at one time or another. 

This is most intense during electri-

cal storms. Certain kinds of electrical 

equipment, such as light dimmers, 

fluorescent bulbs, motors, fans, etc., 

also generate pulse noise.
Because radio frequencies are  

susceptible to this, you may on  

occasion hear pulse noise through 

the handset. This is usually only a 

minor annoyance and should not be 

interpreted as a defect of the phone.

Because radio frequencies are used, 

the location of the base station can 

affect the operating range of the 

phone. Try several locations and 

choose the one that gives the clear-

est signal to the handset. Generally, 

a central area on the highest floor 

in a multi-floor residence yields best 

results. 

Electronic circuits activate a relay to 

connect the unit to your telephone 

line.  These electronic circuits  

operate in the radio frequency  

spectrum. While several protection 

circuits are used to prevent unwanted 

signals, there may be periods when 

these unwanted signals enter the 

base station. You may hear a click or 

hear the relay activate when you are 

not using the cordless handset. If this 

occurs frequently, or relocating the 

base station.  

 

The term "IC:" before the radio 

certification number only signifies 

that Industry Canada technical 

specifications were met. Operation is 

subject to the following two conditions 

(as set by Industry Canada): () this 

device may not cause interference, 

and () this device must accept any