Sharp EL-6230 Pocket Auto Dialer Operation Manual


Sharp EL-6230 Pocket Auto Dialer Operation Manual - cover page
Brand
Sharp
Category
Other Electronics
Document type
User Manual
Language
English
Pages
78
File format
PDF
File size
1.3 MB
Published
02 August, 2012
Updated
22 August, 2012
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About this manual

The Sharp EL-6230 is a compact pocket auto dialer designed to store telephone numbers and automatically dial them when placed on a touch-tone or rotary phone. It supports local and long-distance calls, redialing functions, and can charge calls to registered credit cards.

This manual provides instructions for operating the device in various modes, including TEL (telephone), SECRET, and CALCULATION modes. It details how to enter characters, store listings, recall directories, manage memory space, and replace batteries.

What's inside

  • Precautions
  • Main Features
  • Part Names and Functions
  • TEL Mode
  • Secret Function
  • Clearing Memory Contents
  • Dialing Function
  • Calculation Mode
  • Battery Replacement
  • Specifications

Specifications

Product TypePocket Auto Dialer with Tone Dialing Function
Warranty Period (Parts)One year
Warranty Period (Labor)One year

Frequently asked questions

What types of phones is the EL-6230 compatible with?

The device is designed for touch-tone or rotary phones with touch-tone lines, though it may not work with all makes if line conditions are poor.

What is the Sharp EL-6230 designed to do?

It is a pocket auto dialer designed to help you keep track of important names and telephone numbers by automatically dialing stored local and long distance numbers.

How does the device connect to a phone?

You place the Dial Master speaker on the mouthpiece of a touch-tone or rotary phone with touch-tone lines and press a key.

What is the warranty period for parts and labor?

The warranty covers one year on parts and one year on labor from the date of purchase.

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