Panasonic KX-TH102M, Operating Instructions Manual

Page 1: ...se read these Operating Instructions before using the unit and save for future reference For assistance visit our website http www panasonic com phonehelp for customers in the U S A or Puerto Rico Cha...

Page 2: ...are 52 F Monitoring Monitoring feature 53 Audio monitor 53 Video monitor using the handset 54 Video monitor using your computer 57 Useful settings while monitoring 60 v Handset Camera Taking a picture...

Page 3: ...ou can listen to the audio in the room where the handset or base unit is located page 53 N Video monitor between the cordless camera and handset or your computer You can monitor the room where the cor...

Page 4: ...rder to print images from the KX THA16 to your computer s printer To install the MULTI TALK V software in your computer refer to the Installation Guide for MULTI TALK V Software for installation detai...

Page 5: ...one line cord with green plugs Order No PQJA10088Z A 2 wire telephone line cord with transparent plugs Order No PQJA10075Z A LAN cable Order No PQJA10169Z A Wall mounting adaptor for base unit Order N...

Page 6: ...tible Panasonic units page 7 Sales and support information L To order these accessories call 1 800 332 5368 L TTY users hearing or speech impaired users can call 1 866 605 1277 A AC adaptor for cordle...

Page 7: ...e list of compatible cellular phones please visit www panasonic com MultiTalkV Handsets max 8 Other devices max 10 Cordless handset KX THA11 Monochrome display type Cordless camera KX THA13 max 2 For...

Page 8: ...onal units A B you can also make a video call during an intercom call A KX THA12 KX THA17 B KX THA16 This feature allows you to monitor the room where the cordless camera A is located from the units B...

Page 9: ...allows you to access the Internet or another computer by connecting the units A B C and the base unit with the USB cable or a USB adaptor D to your computer A KX THA11 B KX THA12 KX THA17 C KX THA16...

Page 10: ...ver spill any liquid on the product 11 To reduce the risk of electric shock do not disassemble the product Take the product to an authorized service center when service is required Opening or removing...

Page 11: ...tive material to overheat and cause burns L Charge the battery ies provided or identified for use with the product only in accordance with the instructions and limitations specified in this manual WAR...

Page 12: ...t sources such as heaters kitchen stoves etc It should not be placed in rooms where the temperature is less than 5 C 41 F or greater than 40 C 104 F Damp basements should also be avoided L The maximum...

Page 13: ...d to change the detection mode page 62 Audio detection The cordless camera features a sensor that detects human voices such as a baby cry Sounds other than human voices may be difficult to detect To u...

Page 14: ...n range L Do not install the cordless camera in a place where the temperature is high The cordless camera detects objects by the difference in temperature between the moving objects such as human and...

Page 15: ...e 17 3 To connect to your LAN see page 95 Connecting the AC adaptor Connect the AC adaptor then raise the antennas L Use only the included Panasonic AC adaptor PQLV205 Note L The AC adaptor must remai...

Page 16: ...t to a single line telephone jack Note L Make sure you connect the telephone line cord into LINE1 2 telephone jack LINE1 2 LINE2 LAN To 2 line telephone jack RJ14C 4 wire telephone line cord with gree...

Page 17: ...ect to a 2 line telephone jack For this connection please purchase a Panasonic 2 line splitter page 6 Example DSL line is line 2 To connect to 2 single line telephone jacks Example DSL line is line 2...

Page 18: ...the indicator lights yellow green L For information of the cordless camera location see page 12 Adjusting the cordless camera lens angle Aim the camera lens by pushing the tab A and rotating the lens...

Page 19: ...4 hours before initial use While charging the CHARGE indicator on the charger lights Note L If you want to use the handset immediately charge the battery for at least 15 minutes L To ensure that the b...

Page 20: ...ll maximize the battery life Battery replacement Important L Use only the rechargeable Panasonic battery noted on page 6 1 Press the notch of the handset cover firmly A and slide it in the direction o...

Page 21: ...ELLULAR E TONE F PAUSE REDIAL G FLASH CALL WAIT H LINE1 I LINE2 J USB port K ERASE L EDIT M MEMO N ANSWER ON ANSWER ON indicator O MENU SET P Navigator key Q LINE SELECT R STOP S MIC Microphone T MESS...

Page 22: ...s by rotating the lens forward or backward A Camera lens B MIC Microphone C Display D Soft keys F1 F2 F3 E Navigator key F s SP PHONE G Speaker H Headset jack Audio jack I MUTE CLEAR J OFF K Receiver...

Page 23: ...ease visit http www panasonic com phonehelp 23 Charger A Charge contacts B CHARGE indicator Cordless camera A Antenna B Sensor C Camera lens D MIC Microphone E Call button F Indicator G Speaker H PROG...

Page 24: ...being received Flashing A call is put on hold on another unit or the answering system is answering a call Status Meaning Light off The cellular line is free Light on The cellular line is in use Flashi...

Page 25: ...s displayed in the lower right representing a connected cellular phone s battery strength It may not be displayed depending on the cellular phone s capability L2 L1 L2 L1 ANSWER L1 L2 MESSAGE FULL The...

Page 26: ...on hold during a video call You are sending a still image to the other party during a video call You are receiving a still image during a video call Monitor access is on z The cordless camera detects...

Page 27: ...Display settings u Video phone set v Camera Viewer H Monitor x Other items Symbol Meaning o Operate with the base unit Y Operate with the handset j Operate with the cordless camera Z Operate with your...

Page 28: ...h 1 MENU i h i SET 2 Change language i SET 3 Select the desired setting Default English i SET i STOP Note L If you select a language you cannot read press MENU 1 1 0 1 and SET to change the display la...

Page 29: ...setting once using either the handset or base unit 1 MENU F2 i x i SELECT 2 Date and time i SELECT 3 Enter the current month day and year by selecting 2 digits for each Example May 15 2006 0 5 1 5 0 6...

Page 30: ...o turn on the speakerphone L Speak alternately with the other party 2 When you finish talking press OFF Note L Use the speakerphone in a quiet environment L To switch back to the receiver press C Adju...

Page 31: ...an switch from the base unit to the handset by pressing LINE1 or LINE2 on the handset then pressing SP PHONE on the base unit Adjusting the speaker volume Press or V while talking Making a call using...

Page 32: ...P PHONE L The called line is automatically selected 2 Speak into the MIC 3 When you finish talking press SP PHONE Note L You can also answer the call by pressing LINE1 or LINE2 in step 1 L To change t...

Page 33: ...ing services telephone banking services etc Press TONE before entering access numbers which require tone dialing Handset clarity booster Y This feature can improve sound clarity when the handset is us...

Page 34: ...ll Example If you are using line 1 1 Press HOLD 2 times to put the 1st call line 1 on hold 2 Press LINE2 to make or answer a 2nd call L To hold the 2nd call press HOLD 2 times 3 To return to the 1st c...

Page 35: ...Set Ringer ID i SELECT 8 Select the desired ringer ID page 41 i OK 9 Set Picture ID i SELECT 10 Select the desired item 11 SELECT 12 Select the desired picture ID page 41 i OK 13 SAVE LTo add other i...

Page 36: ...CT 2 Press or V to select the desired item L To display further information for the selected item press DETAIL To return to the list press LIST Note L To go to the next page press To go to the previou...

Page 37: ...ss before pressing MENU in step 1 to change the dialing mode temporarily to tone Copying handset phonebook items Y You can copy one or all of the phonebook items from the handset to the phonebook of t...

Page 38: ...selected on page 69 when a call is received from that caller Editing correcting a mistake Press or to move the cursor to the character or number you want to erase then press ERASE Enter the appropria...

Page 39: ...onebook i SET 3 Find the desired item page 38 i SET Note L When storing a calling card access number and your PIN in the phonebook as one phonebook item press PAUSE to add pauses after the number and...

Page 40: ...the caller list Call Waiting Caller ID display If you subscribe to both Caller ID and Call Waiting with Caller ID services the 2nd caller s information is displayed after you hear a Call Waiting tone...

Page 41: ...en after one line answers the call individually Caller list Caller information for the last 50 different callers is logged in the caller list You can use this list to return missed calls Missed calls...

Page 42: ...in the desired format 1 Local phone number 2 Area code Local phone number 3 1 Area code Local phone number 4 SP PHONE Caller ID number auto edit feature Once you call back an edited number the unit c...

Page 43: ...L To edit the number press EDIT repeatedly until the phone number is shown in the desired format 3 to save L Enter the name if necessary page 36 i SET 4 Change the ringer ID if necessary i SET 2 times...

Page 44: ...r 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 T...

Page 45: ...ept on hold for more than 6 minutes an alarm tone starts to sound After 4 additional minutes on hold the call is disconnected Selecting image zoom You can zoom in on the other party s image on your di...

Page 46: ...Picture gallery on page 67 Pausing your live video During a video call you can pause your live video to send your high resolution still image to the other party You can continue talking while you are...

Page 47: ...to the other party You cannot transfer a call that is on hold Transfer audio When you activate hold mode the video call is canceled and the voice call is put on hold You can transfer a call that is on...

Page 48: ...beeps for 1 minute L To stop paging press INTERCOM L Even if you call all handsets only the handset user who answers first can take the intercom call 3 To end the intercom call press INTERCOM Note L...

Page 49: ...or LINE2 that is flashing to return to the outside call 4 To complete the transfer press SP PHONE Note for handset and base unit L If the paged party does not answer within 1 minute after you hang up...

Page 50: ...d call press LINE1 or LINE2 then dial the phone number 3 When the 2nd call is connected press CONF to make a conference call L To hang up only one line press LINE1 or LINE2 for the party with which yo...

Page 51: ...e paged party answers press CONF to make a conference call L To leave the conference press OFF The other 2 parties can continue the conversation 1 During an outside call press INTERCOM 2 To page a han...

Page 52: ...ble number of participating parties depends on the resources available for wireless communication When another participating party cannot join a conversation System is busy Please try again later is d...

Page 53: ...i x i SELECT 2 Monitor access i SELECT 3 Select the desired setting Default Deny i SAVE i OFF 1 MENU i h i SET 2 Monitor access i SET 3 Select the desired setting Default Deny i SET i STOP Audio monit...

Page 54: ...the room j Y 1 MENU F2 i H i SELECT 2 Camera Audio i SELECT 3 Select the desired unit i SELECT L To start finish talking with the other party press 2WAY 4 Press OFF to stop monitoring Note L Once the...

Page 55: ...0 images from the most recent images to the oldest When the 51st image is stored the oldest image is automatically erased default page 63 The number of images the cordless camera can store may decreas...

Page 56: ...utton L The cordless camera produces a camera tone L To stop paging press Call button again L The cordless camera pages the handset for 30 seconds 2 Handset Press s to answer the page L You can monito...

Page 57: ...e you start monitoring confirm that the camera lens of the cordless camera has been adjusted to the correct angle L Only 1 person can access to the cordless camera at a time L While monitoring the cor...

Page 58: ...ture an additional web browser opens displaying that image To save the image follow the instructions on the web browser Cordless camera sensor j Z The cordless camera can page your computer when it de...

Page 59: ...ss camera is located 3 Your computer Close the web browser to stop monitoring Note L The cordless camera can store the last 50 images from the most recent images to the oldest When the 51st image is s...

Page 60: ...all button is pressed the cordless camera does not take pictures Useful settings while monitoring The words in the quotations for example Audio only are based on the handset display You may find them...

Page 61: ...he display brightness 1 Start monitoring page 54 i MENU 2 Brightness i SELECT 3 Press to improve the brightness Press to decrease the brightness 4 SAVE L After accessing the cordless camera page 57 yo...

Page 62: ...sensor i SELECT 5 Select the desired setting Default Call button i SAVE i OFF 1 Access the cordless camera page 57 2 Click Setup tab at the top of the page 3 Click Sensor Options 4 Select the desired...

Page 63: ...Default Overwrite image i SAVE i OFF 1 Access the cordless camera page 57 2 Click Setup tab at the top of the page 3 Click Sensor Options 4 Select the desired setting for Memory Full Default Overwrit...

Page 64: ...the status and meaning of the cordless camera indicator see page 24 Always on Default The indicator lights at all times During access The indicator turns on when the cordless camera is accessing the h...

Page 65: ...2 Click Setup tab at the top of the page 3 Click Camera Settings 4 Select the desired setting for Refresh Rate Default Motion then click Save Note L You can also change the refresh rate temporarily b...

Page 66: ...k Normally you should check Auto If you need to assign a specific IP address and subnet mask check Static then enter the IP address and subnet mask you wish to assign to the cordless camera Refer to t...

Page 67: ...8 images can be stored in the handset The number of images may decrease depending on the size of images and songs stored in the handset Picture gallery You can view all images you stored in the handse...

Page 68: ...mple picture default is used instead of that image L If the erased image was assigned to handset phonebook items the picture ID assignment is canceled Erasing the selected image 1 Press MENU while vie...

Page 69: ...ring for outside calls received on that line Ringer tone Y o You can change the ringer tone heard when an outside call is received Important L You can record songs for the handset ringer tone from an...

Page 70: ...rtant L If a call is received while a song is being recorded or played back recording or playback stops automatically Disconnect the audio cable from the handset to answer the call 1 Connect the audio...

Page 71: ...anceled and the handset ringer tone page 69 is used instead of that song Changing the name of a song 1 MENU F2 i s i SELECT 2 Customize ring i SELECT 3 Edit title i SELECT 4 Select the desired song i...

Page 72: ...pictures taken during a video call page 46 pictures copied to the handset from your computer refer to the help section of the MULTI TALK V USB Utility application page 4 L If you have missed calls or...

Page 73: ...setting Default Caller ID auto i SET i STOP Changing the handset base unit name Y o Each handset and the base unit can be given a customized name Bob Kitchen etc this is useful when you have multiple...

Page 74: ...e only If the other line receives a call the auto talk feature will not function Caller ID number auto edit Y o You can turn the Caller ID number auto edit feature on or off 1 MENU F2 i x i SELECT 2 C...

Page 75: ...the desired setting Default 700ms i SET i STOP Note for handset and base unit L If the unit is connected via a PBX certain PBX functions call transferring etc may not work correctly Consult your PBX...

Page 76: ...you 1 MENU i h i SET 2 Set PIN i SET 3 To change the PIN for the first time skip to step 4 To change the PIN enter the current 4 digit PIN i SET 4 Enter the new 4 digit PIN i SET 5 Enter the new 4 dig...

Page 77: ...i x i SELECT 2 Customer support i SELECT L The Internet address is displayed 3 OFF 1 MENU i h i SET 2 Customer support i SET L The Internet address is displayed 3 STOP Registering a unit Registering t...

Page 78: ...nceled from the base unit Press and hold PROG program on the back side of the cordless camera with a pointed object such as pen until a beep sounds With the pen still holding PROG wait until the indic...

Page 79: ...less than 10 minutes of recording time is available the unit announces the remaining recording time when operating the answering system L Messages are retained even if a power failure occurs Setting...

Page 80: ...ot recorded and the unit plays a different prerecorded greeting message asking callers to call again Listening to messages using the base unit When new messages have been recorded the MESSAGE indicato...

Page 81: ...andset When new messages have been recorded New message is displayed 1 MENU F2 2 i i SELECT L The handset plays new messages including memo messages L When you have no new messages the handset plays b...

Page 82: ...fter selecting the line s memo messages do not play Voice memo Recording a voice memo o You can use the base unit to leave a voice memo voice message for yourself or someone else max 3 minutes This me...

Page 83: ...pts you to press 1 to perform a specific operation or press 2 to listen to more available operations Operations are presented by voice guidance in the following order Play back all messages Play back...

Page 84: ...beep Answering system settings Remote code o A remote code must be entered when operating the answering system remotely This code prevents unauthorized parties from listening to your messages remotel...

Page 85: ...uired to activate the Voice Mail service provided by your telephone company before changing this setting Change the ring count of the Voice Mail service so that the answering system can answer the cal...

Page 86: ...between the base unit and cellular phone we recommend you use a cellular phone within the range of the base unit L While you are on a cellular call the battery of your cellular phone is being consume...

Page 87: ...ctions of your cellular phone for further operations Making answering calls using a cellular line L Before making or answering calls confirm that you have connected your cellular phone to the base uni...

Page 88: ...ellular line caller information is logged in the caller list with y 1 MENU F2 i G i SELECT 2 Press or V to select the desired caller information indicated by y 3 CALL i CELL L If you registered only o...

Page 89: ...ss LINE1 or LINE2 3 When you finish talking press OFF to end the land line call 4 To return to the cellular call press C 1 To put the cellular call on hold press HOLD 2 To make a land line call dial t...

Page 90: ...nds Cellular settings Important L You must register your cellular phone to the base unit before programming Ringer settings for cellular calls Y o Ringer volume You can change the ringer volume heard...

Page 91: ...the desired cellular phone i SET 5 Select the desired unit then press Default All L The selected units are indicated by Q L To cancel a selected unit press again 6 SET i STOP Answering system settings...

Page 92: ...number 1 to 8 To page all handsets press 0 L If you do not wish to announce the transfer skip to step 4 3 Wait for the paged party to answer L If the paged party does not answer press CELLULAR to ret...

Page 93: ...he cellular phone that the call came in 1 During a cellular call using the base unit press CELLULAR 2 Transfer to Cell i SET Conference calls Conference call with a cellular call and land line call Y...

Page 94: ...are talking on a cellular call one more extension can join the conversation and establish a conference call 1 During a cellular call press INTERCOM 2 To page the base unit press 0 To page another hand...

Page 95: ...ons While you are using a dial up network DUN to access the Internet no other data communication can take place using the same computer for example file sharing browsing the cordless camera printing w...

Page 96: ...er trademarks identified herein are the property of their respective owners Item Description Operating System Microsoft Windows 98SE Microsoft Windows Me Microsoft Windows 2000 or Microsoft Windows XP...

Page 97: ...Connect the telephone line cord Mount the base unit by inserting the mounting pins into the round openings on the adaptor for pin B use round cut out at the bottom of the adaptor if you re using the 4...

Page 98: ...oor mounted AC outlet Do not connect the AC adaptor to a ceiling mounted AC outlet as the weight of the adaptor may cause it to become disconnected L Do not mount the cordless camera on a soft materia...

Page 99: ...lens see page 18 L The image may be seen upside down when mounting upside down To compensate for this change the camera setting to display images upside down page 61 Standard mounting Upside down mou...

Page 100: ...00 For assistance please visit http www panasonic com phonehelp Removing the wall mounting adaptor Press and hold the hold button A on the left side of the wall mounting plate Slide the cordless camer...

Page 101: ...wall Drive the screws not included into the wall using the wall template as a guide then mount the charger securely on the screws Connect the AC adaptor to power outlet page 19 Note L Make sure the sc...

Page 102: ...Enter the PIN of your headset Refer to the operating instructions provided with your headset i SET Note L To cancel a headset from the base unit see Deregistering another device on page 78 Selecting...

Page 103: ...andset s registration or deregistration has failed Move the handset and the base unit away from the electrical appliances and try again L Another handset or base unit user tried to send phonebook item...

Page 104: ...ion may have been canceled Re register the handset page 77 L After registering a cellular phone to the base unit the communication between the base unit and other units may be disconnected You need to...

Page 105: ...nit from the telephone line and connect a known working telephone If the working telephone operates properly contact our service personnel to have the unit repaired If the working telephone does not o...

Page 106: ...d connecting a noise filter between the base unit and the telephone line jack Contact your DSL provider for details The handset and base unit do not ring L The ringer volume is turned off Adjust it pa...

Page 107: ...or STOP on the base unit Confirm that the destination unit is not in use and try again Problem Cause solution The handset or base unit does not display the caller s name and or phone number L You have...

Page 108: ...first contact your telephone company and subscribe to the desired service After subscribing you may need to contact your telephone company again to activate this specific service even if you already...

Page 109: ...The image sent from the cordless camera is poor L Adjust the display sharpness or brightness setting page 60 61 L The place where the cordless camera is located is dark Improve lighting The image sent...

Page 110: ...ed No Overwrite for the method of saving the cordless camera images and the cordless camera s memory became full Erase unnecessary images page 56 59 or change the setting to Overwrite image page 63 I...

Page 111: ...system is activated for both lines and the 1st caller is leaving a voice message The 2nd caller cannot leave a message but the caller information will be stored page 41 L If you subscribe to the Voice...

Page 112: ...functioning normally Turn off and on your cellular phone I cannot connect a cellular phone to the base unit L Depending on the compatibility of the cellular phone you may not be able to connect it to...

Page 113: ...not use cellular feature There can be only one active Bluetooth connection at a time I can make or answer cellular calls but cannot hear a sound L The Bluetooth technology on your cellular phone may n...

Page 114: ...ented by are the REN without a decimal point e g 03 is a REN of 0 3 If this equipment causes harm to the telephone network the telephone company will notify you in advance that temporary discontinuanc...

Page 115: ...hority to operate this device NOTE This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules These limits are designed to pro...

Page 116: ...ith its antenna located 20 cm 8 inches or more between antenna and all person s body excluding extremities of hands wrist and feet The product must not be collocated or operated in conjunction with an...

Page 117: ...5 5 W Power output 125 mW max Power supply AC adaptor 120 V AC 60 Hz Interface USB 1 1 LAN 10Base T 100Base TX Ethernet RJ 45 connector x 1 Dimensions Approx height 171 mm x width 51 mm x depth 51 mm...

Page 118: ...s x 329 32 inches Mass Weight Approx 120 g 0 26 lb Power consumption Standby Approx 1 5 W Maximum Approx 6 5 W Power supply AC adaptor 120 V AC 60 Hz Dimensions Approx height 124 mm x width 86 mm x de...

Page 119: ...repaid during the Limited Warranty period This Limited Warranty excludes both parts and labor for batteries antennas and cosmetic parts cabinet This Limited Warranty only applies to products purchased...

Page 120: ...VERAGE THE WARRANTOR IS NOT LIABLE FOR INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES RESULTING FROM THE USE OF THIS PRODUCT OR ARISING OUT OF ANY BREACH OF THIS LIMITED WARRANTY As examples this excludes damage...

Page 121: ...hearing or speech impaired users can call 1 877 833 8855 TTY users hearing or speech impaired users can call 1 866 605 1277 Purchase Parts Accessories and Instruction Books online for all Panasonic P...

Page 122: ...reset the base unit page 76 the marked features are reset to their default settings Telephone Feature Feature code Operating unit Default setting Base reset 2 Page Appearance Display color 1 8 2 Y Co...

Page 123: ...Y o Tone r 29 Set flash time 1 1 2 1 Y o 700ms r 75 Set line mode 1 1 2 2 Y o B r 75 Set PIN 1 3 2 o 7262 r 76 Talking CallerID 1 6 2 Y On 73 Time adjustment 1 2 2 6 Y o Caller ID auto r 73 Voice enh...

Page 124: ...2 Page Hold options 6 4 2 Y Hold only 47 Privacy image 6 4 3 Y 47 Video access 6 4 1 Y Permit 47 Video phone mode 6 4 0 Y Live video 47 Feature Feature code Operating unit Default setting Base reset 2...

Page 125: ...t Default setting Base reset 2 Page Discoverable Turning on the discoverable mode 6 2 0 o On r 86 Ringer tone for cellular phones 6 2 9 Y o Tone 3 r 91 Ringer volume for cellular phones 6 2 8 Y o High...

Page 126: ...3 Connection 87 Discoverable 86 Making answering calls 87 Registration 86 Ringer tone 91 Ringer volume 90 Transferring a call 92 Conference calls 50 Connections AC adaptor 15 18 19 Call button 18 LAN...

Page 127: ...78 Handset 77 Headset 102 Remote code 84 Remote operation 83 Ring count 84 Ringer ID 41 Ringer off 32 69 Ringer tone 69 Ringer volume 69 Rotary service 33 S Soft keys 26 Specifications 117 SP phone 30...

Page 128: ...l sales offices These locations do not repair consumer products We recommend keeping a record of the following information for future reference Attach your purchase receipt here Panasonic Consumer Ele...