Etec P6900, Owner'S Manual

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11. Ringer Volume Control (HI/LO/OFF) 

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  On the back side of the phone slide the [RINGER] switch to ‘HI’ position or 

‘LO’ position to turn the ringer on. ‘HI’ for high volume and ‘LO’ for low volume. 

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  Slide the [RINGER] switch to the ‘OFF’ position to turn the ringer off. You can 

still dial out, but will not hear ringer sound for any incoming calls. (The Ringer 

LED on the handset will still flash to alert you that there is an incoming call.) 

12. Speakerphone Volume Control (Max to Min) 

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  Slide the “VOLUME” switch from the right side of the base unit to adjust the 

speakerphone volume from maximum (Max) to minimum (Min). 

13. Receiver Volume Control (Max to Min) 

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  Slide the “RECEIVER” switch from the left side of the base unit to adjust the 

receiver volume from maximum (Max) to minimum (Min) 

14. Flash  Function 

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  The [FLASH] function lets you disconnect any call and immediately get a new 

dial tone or if you subscribe to Call Waiting service from your provider, you can 

use the FLASH key to answer another caller when you still talking to the 

original person.   

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  In either the Speakerphone mode or with the handset lifted, you can press the 

[FLASH] key once, and you will immediately get a new dial tone. This is ideal 

for when you dial incorrectly, or want to disconnect a call and get a new dial 

tone. 

15. Last Number Redial   

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  The last number you called can be redialed automatically. This is useful 

especially  when lines are busy 

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Get a new dial tone by lifting the handset or pressing the Speakerphone 

button 

b)

Press the [RD/BACK] button on the right side of the unit.   

16. In  Use  Indicator 

The [IN USE] light is the red light above the Speakerphone button. This will light up if 

you lift the handset or press the Speakerphone button in order to get a dial tone. It will 

also remind you if handset is left off the hook or is not seated in the base properly. 

17. Conversation  Time  Indication 

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  As soon as your call connects, whether using the handset or speakerphone, 

the display will automatically start counting the length of the call in minutes 

and seconds until you hang up the handset or disconnect the Speakerphone.