Uniden D1361/D1364 Series Cordless Phone User's Guide

This document is a product manual for Uniden D1364 series telephones printed by Uniden America Corp. in Vietnam in 2012. The document describes the accessories and features of the Uniden D1364 series phones. The phone accessories include rechargeable battery, battery cover, AC adapter, and telephone cord. The phones have features such as caller ID, call waiting, and voice mail. The document also provides contact information for Uniden, including customer care line, parts department, and accessibility help line. Users can get 24/7 assistance on Uniden's website.


Uniden D1361/D1364 Series Cordless Phone User's Guide - cover page
Brand
Uniden
Category
Telephone
Document type
User Manual
Language
English
Pages
14
File format
PDF
File size
865 KB
Published
05 July, 2012
Updated
29 September, 2023
MD5 checksum
7C36D2B396917CBCDD4E820A8AB62E1A

About this manual

This manual covers the Uniden D1361 and D1364 cordless phone systems, detailing the contents of the box and initial setup steps such as charging the battery and connecting the telephone cord. It explains how to install the base unit on a wall or desk and how to test the connection.

What's inside

  • What's in the box
  • Installing Your Phone
  • Getting to Know Your Phone
  • Using the Menu
  • Handset Setup Menu
  • Date & Time Menu
  • Global Setup Menu
  • Using Your Phone
  • Using the Phonebook
  • Troubleshooting

Specifications

Phonebook capacity30 entries
Caller ID list capacity30 received calls
Redial list capacity5 numbers
Charging timeabout 15 hours

Frequently asked questions

How long does it take to charge the handset?

It takes about 15 hours to charge the handset completely before using it.

How many entries can the phonebook store?

The phone can store up to 30 entries in its phonebook.

How do I change from tone dialing to pulse dialing?

Press MENU/SELECT, select Global Setup, then select Dial Mode and choose Pulse.

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