4
OPERATION
With your phone properly mounted
and connected to the speakerphone,
you make, answer, and end calls on
your phone as usual (for example, by
dialing the number and pressing
SEND
to place the call, and by pressing
END
to end the call).
During a call, simply talk in your nor-
mal speaking voice. The microphone
picks up your voice, and you hear the
caller on the other end of the line
through the speakerphone.
To remove the phone from the holder
at any time (even during a call) and
operate the phone by hand, firmly
squeeze then release the buttons on
the side of the holder so the phone
pops up slightly, then pick it up. The
speakerphone automatically turns off
and you can use the phone as usual.
Notes:
• For maximum efficiency, we rec-
ommend you turn on your phone’s
Auto Answer feature, so it auto-
matically answers an incoming
call after the first ring.
• Please refer to the telephone’s
Owner’s Manual for complete
instructions on the telephone’s
operation, care and mainte-
nance, and important safety infor-
mation.
Disconnecting Your Phone
from the Speakerphone
Follow these steps to disconnect the
speakerphone and remove your
phone from the holder (so you can
take the phone with you when you
leave the vehicle, for example).
1. Hold down the tabs on the side of
the coil cord connector and pull
the connector away from the
phone to unplug it. Your phone’s
charging display turns off to indi-
cate that battery charging has
stopped.
2. To release the phone from the
holder, firmly squeeze then
release the buttons on the side of
the holder so the phone pops up
slightly.
3. Lift the phone out of the holder.
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