Panasonic KX-PD360DL

1. Use AC100 V and only the specified battery in its specified charger.
2. Do not disassemble, modify, short, heat or burn batteries, carry them with metal objects or use the supplied battery in other equipment.
3. For battery liquid in eyes, do not rub: rinse with clean water and obtain immediate medical care.
4. Do not repair or modify equipment, handle power plugs with wet hands, touch the unit or its cables during lightning, put metal objects inside, damage cords, overload outlets, wet equipment or put liquid on telephone connectors.
5. Disconnect a wet telephone cord at the wall and do not reuse it.
6. Do not put the unit in a microwave or on electromagnetic cooking equipment.
7. Insert power plugs fully and do not use damaged plugs or loose outlets.
8. Unplug and dry-wipe plug dust periodically.
9. Stop use and unplug for smoke, unusual smell or noise, a fall or damaged housing; ask the dealer.
10. Hold the nonmetal plug body when unplugging.
11. Avoid medical and automatic-control equipment; keep at least 15 cm from implanted pacemakers.
12. Do not connect unspecified home/business telephone systems.
13. Keep SD cards from infants; seek immediate medical attention if swallowed.
14. Avoid humidity, steam, oil smoke, dust, unstable or vibrating locations.
15. Keep metal and magnetically sensitive objects away from the charger.
16. Do not pull the receiver forcibly.

1. Keep the tray and stand clear of walls.
2. Avoid pianos, carpets, heat, closed hot vehicles, direct sunlight, heating/cooling outlets, direct light at the document outlet, rapid temperature changes, OA equipment and CS receivers.
3. Keep power plugs near and easy to unplug.
4. Keep the charger away from AM radios and electromagnetic or magnetic sources.
5. Unobstructed handset range is within 100 m; metal doors, foil insulation, concrete, metal walls, multiple walls, other floors/buildings or double glazing can shorten it.
6. Consider the specified repeater when relocation is insufficient.
7. Use the base if a hearing aid introduces noise and for important calls: radio conversations are not immune from interception.
8. Print important stored faxes, phonebooks, speed dials and block lists; misuse, static, interference or power loss can change or erase data.
9. The 1.9 GHz J-DECT mark does not establish cross-device compatibility.
10. For harmful interference unplug and contact Panasonic.
11. On repair, copy important data to SD, remove the card, initialize protected data when appropriate and protect ink-film print traces.
12. Before disposal or transfer, remove and protect SD data, erase internal data, and cut used film; ordinary SD formatting does not completely erase data.
13. Use appropriate secure data erasure before transfer or destroy/dispose of the card under local rules.

1. Open the operation panel.
2. Lift the green lever and open the back cover.
3. For replacement remove the used orange-shaft film and white shaft.
4. Cut used film to protect its printing traces and dispose as plastic under local rules.
5. Use only specified KX-FAN190/190W/190V/191/191W film.
6. Install the new film with the orange gear at front left, its root in the front-left U recess and the white gear tip in its U recess; preserve the source winding direction.
7. Turn the orange gear backward to remove slack.
8. Press both marked ends until the back cover clicks, then close the operation panel.
9. Do not touch the thermal head.
10. Trial film is about 5 m/15 A4 sheets; even a few printed lines consume about 32 cm per sheet.
11. For specified 15 m film, after replacement and before use enable Film Warning to show U24 at about six sheets remaining.

Diagram key

• 1: Open the operation panel.
• 2: Lift the green lever and open the back cover.
• Green lever: Lift the illustrated green release lever with its complete arrow and inset.
• Used ink film (orange shaft): Remove the used film when replacing it.
• White shaft: Remove the old white shaft as well.
• 3: For replacement remove both the used film and white shaft.
• Disposal: Film retains printed information; cut it to protect that information and dispose as plastic according to local rules.

Diagram key

• Orange-shaft gear orientation: Gear points to the front left.
• Orange gear root: Fit its root in the front-left U-shaped recess.
• White shaft: Seat the white shaft as illustrated.
• White gear tip: Fit the tip in its U-shaped recess.
• 4: Insert the new ink film.
• Correct winding-direction inset: Follow the printed orange/white shaft direction; reverse winding can wind film around a roller.
• 5: Rotate the orange gear toward the back to remove slack.
• 6: Press both marked ends until the back cover clicks closed.
• ••• repeated closure marks: Both ends identify the pressure points; press both ends, including the location enlarged in the inset.
• 7: Close the operation panel.

1. Raise the antenna.
2. Attach the receiver cord until it clicks, using the source connector-lever orientations.
3. Connect AC100 V power, then the telephone cord until it clicks.
4. Telephone cord is not supplied: use a six-position two-conductor cord; a four-conductor cord can cause noise.
5. After about twenty minutes without a cord, demonstration mode starts; connection cancels it and starts automatic line-type detection.
6. Do not operate during line checking.
7. When prompted press Function, then enter year, month, date and 24-hour time with the dial keys and press Set; midnight is 00:00 and Left/Right corrects an entry.
8. Choose spoken dialing, nuisance prevention and automatic fax reception with star for Yes or hash for No.
9. Stop or about two minutes without operation selects Yes.
10. Nuisance prevention warns callers before you answer and callers incur charges; registered base-phonebook callers bypass it when Caller ID is used.
11. Automatic reception answers after three rings while answering mode is off and incurs caller charges even if you do not answer.

1. Use base Function #079, Set, Up/Down to choose 自動, プッシュ, 20 or 10, Set.
2. For manual choices press Stop.
3. If automatic detection fails, try プッシュ, 20, then 10 in that order.
4. If none permits calls, ask NTT on 116.

1. For hikari or ADSL ask the provider about connections; connect to the adapter port labelled TEL1, TEL2, 電話機 or PHONE as appropriate.
2. Some connection environments do not work correctly.
3. For ISDN connect through the terminal adapter analog port and set tone dialing.
4. Never parallel-connect multiple faxes or telephones on one line.
5. For the specified discontinued Panasonic home-telephone systems or a PBX enable PBX Connection; Caller ID, Call Waiting Display and modem dial-in are unavailable.
6. The specified discontinued home systems require VJ-6651M and enabled F-Net.
7. Do not connect other unspecified home/business telephone equipment.
8. If voices echo, distort or vary with these services, adjust TA/Splitter Connection through the reviewed setting.

1. Open the battery cover by pressing its mark and drawing it forward.
2. For replacement disconnect and remove the old pack.
3. Connect the specified KX-FAN57 pack and place it inside; retain the covering and the cover cushion.
4. Close the cover.
5. Connect the charger to AC100 V and charge about ten hours.
6. KX-FAN57 is NiMH, DC2.4 V, 630 mAh.
7. Replace a pack when its level flashes after only a few minutes despite a full charge.
8. Remove it for more than one week off the charger or with charger power disconnected; recharge before next use.
9. Tape the terminals or place the old pack in a plastic bag for a participating battery collection point.
10. Do not short, strip its covering or disassemble it.

Diagram key

• 1: Press the marked cover point and draw the cover toward you.
• ▽ cover mark: Press this marked point when opening the cover.
• 2: Insert the connector and battery pack; disconnect and remove the old pack when replacing.
• Red wire: Red battery lead as shown in the original.
• Black wire: Black battery lead as shown in the original.
• Connector: Seat the battery connector as illustrated.
• Outer film: Do not peel the battery covering.
• 3: Close the battery cover; do not remove the cushion on its inner side.
• 4: Connect charger power and place the handset on the charger for about ten hours.
• AC100 V: Domestic AC100 V mains supply, as marked beside the charger.

1. On the base lift the receiver, confirm dial tone and dial; replace the receiver to finish.
2. On the handset press Talk, confirm dial tone and dial; press Off to finish.
3. For incoming calls lift the base receiver or press handset Talk, then end as above.
4. For tone-service commands on a pulse line press star before the service commands.
5. Missed calls light the base Call History/Fax Print indicator and can slowly flash the handset indicator.
6. If SD is inserted, external calls record on SD under the default full-recording setting; automatic fax reception can answer and charge the caller even without your answering.

1. Press Fax.
2. Open the paper tray, raise the stands, align the document guides and load up to five originals face up until a beep.
3. Choose image quality with Secure/Resolution if needed: ふつう字, 小さい字 or 写真.
4. If memory reads 残量わずか or メモリーいっぱい, select ふつう字 or 小さい字.
5. Dial, then press Fax.
6. Ask the recipient to start reception if automatic fax response does not occur.
7. To cancel press Stop.
8. Automatic redial tries three times at one-minute intervals; the third unsuccessful try cancels sending.
9. Do not pull recording paper during transmission.
10. For an original jam open the panel and remove the original; clean a dirty document feed roller with a water-moistened firmly wrung cloth.

1. Automatic reception works while answering is off when enabled; default is enabled.
2. Three rings then automatic answer incurs caller charges.
3. For a fax the unit receives; for a voice call it rings again for seven rings and tells the caller to call later if unanswered.
4. Nuisance prevention changes this behavior.
5. Without loaded paper it stores a fax in internal memory, or on inserted SD.
6. To print new faxes set paper, press Fax Print, then Copy.
7. Star erases after printing and hash retains them; only actually printed faxes are erased.
8. After answering a base call, press Fax on slow fax tone or when reception is requested, then replace the receiver.
9. On the handset select Function, ファクス受信, Set, Yes.
10. Press base Stop to cancel reception.
11. Answering after the seventh/eighth renewed ring prevents automatic fax reception.

1. Open the paper tray and raise the stands.
2. Slowly insert up to fifteen A4 sheets with the printing side at the back, flattening/fanning them first.
3. Remove existing paper before adding more and reload the old and new sheets together.
4. After printing or copying remove paper, fold the stands and close the tray to reduce dust.
5. If paper jams unplug power, remove paper and fold the stands.
6. Open the panel, lift the green lever and open the back cover.
7. Open the paper guide and slowly pull paper forward.
8. Wipe a dirty feed roller with a water-moistened firmly wrung cloth.
9. Restore covers securely before reconnecting power.
10. Normally leave the tray closed without paper to prevent dust-related jams.

Diagram key

• 1: Open the recording-paper tray.
• 2: Raise the recording-paper stands.
• 3: Slowly insert recording paper.
• Recording paper: Up to fifteen A4 sheets; printing side goes to the back.
• Paper stand arrows: Raise both repeated stands as illustrated.
• After printing/copying: Remove remaining paper, lower the stand and close the tray to prevent dusty paper from causing feeding failure; either stand side may be lowered.
• Recording-paper cover: Optional KX-FAN600 prevents dust on stored paper when paper is always loaded.

1. Press Auto Answer to light its indicator.
2. Choose the greeting through the reviewed greeting setting.
3. The default answers after four rings; change through Answering Ring Count if wanted.
4. A recording is up to two minutes by default, with internal memory up to about twelve minutes and fifty recordings shared with call recordings.
5. Inserted SD records on SD.
6. Press Auto Answer again to turn answering off and play new recordings.
7. After playback star twice erases the played messages; hash retains them.
8. To play without changing answering state, use Playback then 新しい用件がある or select すべて再生 and Set.
9. Erasure affects only messages actually played.
10. Use playback volume, repeat/next, individual erasure, 7 for ten seconds back, 8 for thirty seconds ahead, Set then star to save internal playback on SD, and Stop to finish.

1. Use the dial-key character table.
2. Change input mode using base Character or any handset One-touch button.
3. Left/Right moves the cursor; Clear deletes one character and holding it at least two seconds erases all.
4. Base Block or handset Hold inserts a space.
5. For hiragana-to-kanji/fullwidth-katakana conversion, enter the hiragana, use Up/Down to select a conversion and press Set.
6. To leave text as hiragana enter it and press Set.
7. Clear cancels conversion and restores hiragana.
8. To split a conversion, move Left/Right to the last character and press Down.
9. Some kanji cannot be displayed; use the printed alternative characters in those cases.

1. Registration or correction is unavailable during a call.
2. Base phonebook holds 150 entries.
3. Press Left/Phonebook, Set, enter a name up to ten fullwidth/twenty halfwidth characters, Set, check or correct its phonetic reading up to twelve halfwidth characters, Set, enter up to twenty-four telephone digits including area code, Set, enter a group number 1–9 and Set.
4. Repeat name through group for more entries, then Stop.
5. Four preset service numbers count within capacity and can be changed or removed.
6. Use the phonebook, select an entry and Edit to revise name, reading, number and group in order, confirming each with Set.
7. To erase an entry select it, Clear, star, Stop; full erasure has its own function setting.
8. For spoken-name accents select the entry, Playback, choose surname with star or given name with hash, adjust accent with 1–8, 0 for flat or 9 for automatic; within ten seconds press Set and finish with Stop.
9. Hash toggles the さん suffix.
10. To suppress spoken phonebook names disable the corresponding setting.

1. Registration or correction is unavailable during a call.
2. Press Phonebook, Register, enter a name up to ten fullwidth/twenty halfwidth characters and Set; verify/correct up to twelve halfwidth phonetic characters and Set; enter up to twenty-four telephone digits with area code and Set; choose group 1–9 and Set.
3. Repeat for more entries, then Off.
4. Capacity is 150 entries including four preset service numbers, which can be changed or removed.
5. To edit, select an entry and Edit, revise name, reading, number and group in order, confirming each with Set.
6. Select an entry, Clear and Yes to erase it, then Off.
7. Full phonebook erasure has its own setting.
8. A redial record can be selected and registered through the same name/reading/number/group sequence.

1. Operate the source unit with a handset near the base and charged.
2. From the base press Phonebook, Flash, choose the destination and Set.
3. Select 個別 for one entry, choose it and Set; repeat as needed.
4. For the whole phonebook choose 一斉 and Set; Stop when finished.
5. From a handset press Phonebook, Transfer, choose the destination and Set.
6. Select 個別, Set, entry and Transfer, repeating as needed; for all entries choose 一斉 and Transfer, then Off.
7. Verify the destination phonebook afterward.

1. Handset one-touch dial uses an existing handset phonebook entry and stores three assignments.
2. Press Function, the desired 1–3 One-touch button, Register, select the entry and Register.
3. For reassignment use Change then select/Register; for removal use Clear and Yes.

1. Press Speed Dial.
2. For a new assignment choose an unregistered slot; for correction choose the existing slot.
3. Press Edit, select a phonebook entry with Up/Down and Set.
4. Repeat as needed and Stop.
5. Base stores nine assignments.
6. Confirm by selecting an assignment; Right reveals its number.
7. Erasing an assignment does not erase the phonebook entry: Speed Dial, select slot, Clear, star, Stop.

1. For redial choose Right/Redial then Up/Down and lift the receiver; the ten newest calls are retained.
2. To erase a redial record select it, Clear, star, Stop.
3. For phonebook dialing press Left/Phonebook and search all entries, phonetic digits 0–9 or hash then group 1–9; select the entry and lift the receiver.
4. Right shows its telephone number; Left returns.
5. For speed dial press Speed Dial, the slot 1–9 or select with Up/Down, then lift the receiver.
6. To listen before lifting press Monitor, dial and lift the receiver when the recipient answers; the monitor microphone does not support two-way conversation.

1. For redial press Right/Redial, select among the ten newest calls and press Talk; use Clear and Yes to erase a selected record.
2. For phonebook press Phonebook, search all, phonetic digits 0–9 or group by hash then Up/Down and Set; select and press Talk.
3. Detail then Right shows the number; Back returns.
4. For one-touch press Talk then the assigned 1–3 button; reversing these two operations is also allowed.
5. For speakerphone press Speakerphone, dial and speak clearly within about 50 cm of the microphone, taking turns.
6. Press Off to finish.

1. Press Hold during a call; the base receiver may be replaced.
2. The other party hears the selected hold melody.
3. Retrieve on the base by lifting a replaced receiver or pressing Hold if it remained off hook.
4. On the handset retrieve with Talk; its reminder tone after thirty seconds can be disabled.
5. Press Flash for subscribed call waiting; the previous caller is held.
6. Caller ID/blocking/differentiated ringing/reading and modem dial-in are unavailable on call-waiting calls.
7. For handset voice quality during an external call use Function, 受話音質, Set, choose quality and Set.
8. Speakerphone, intercom and doorphone calls cannot use it and subsequent calls do not retain it.
9. For handset voice changing during an incoming telephone or doorphone call use Function, ボイスチェンジ, Set, Yes; it is unavailable on outgoing telephone calls, call-waiting calls received during an outgoing call, and call recording, and cancels when you finish.
10. For mute use Function, ミュート, Set; to cancel select ミュート解除 through Function and Up/Down, then Set.

1. With SD inserted, full recording is enabled by default and automatically records external calls.
2. During playback use the reviewed message controls.
3. To cancel while waiting or talking disable SD Full Recording.
4. Each SD recording is up to about 120 minutes.
5. Rejecting a call stops full recording; hold and call transfer pause it.
6. Spoken intercom calling is unavailable while transferring a fully recorded call.
7. Without SD, manual call recording shares internal memory up to twelve minutes and fifty recordings; with SD it saves to SD.
8. On the base press Call Record, then star and star again to record with a warning to the other party; use hash for the second selection to record without that warning.
9. Instead choose hash after Call Record for approximately one minute preceding the operation.
10. On the handset use Function, 通話録音, Set then select する and Set to give the warning, or しない and Set to omit it; choose 前から録音 and Yes for the previous minute.
11. Stop base recording with Stop or handset Function, 録音中止, Set.
12. Audio from before releasing hold is not recorded even within the preceding minute.

1. The base Intercom Call setting can enable spoken intercom calling.
2. From base press Internal; with multiple handsets or a doorphone select the destination and Set, enter 1–6, or star to call all.
3. From a handset press Internal; with multiple handsets or doorphone choose the destination and Set, 0 for the base, 1–6 for a handset or star for all.
4. When a called handset answers the base, lift the base receiver and speak; replace it to end.
5. Answer a handset with Internal and end with Off; answer base by lifting and replace it to end.
6. If an external call rings during intercom, first replace the base receiver or press handset Off to end intercom; then answer the external ringing call by lifting the base receiver or pressing handset Talk.

1. On the base during ringing press Block.
2. During a call press Block then star for the rejection message; the message plays twice and the call disconnects.
3. For a chime while talking press Block then hash; tell the caller a visitor has arrived and hang up, since the chime alone does not disconnect.
4. On the handset during ringing choose Reject then Yes; during a call use Function, 通話拒否, Set and choose the voice or chime method with Set.
5. With Caller ID this can register the caller in nuisance blocking; withheld/public/out-of-area categories can be blocked.
6. To remove an unintended new block follow its confirmation or the reviewed blocking setting.

1. During ringing press Secure on the base, or the displayed secure-screening handset button.
2. The unit asks the caller's name; listen through the speaker.
3. Lift the base receiver or press handset Talk to answer.
4. Star plays the rejection message and automatically disconnects; hash repeats the request for a name.
5. Stop on base or Off on handset ends the call.
6. Two greeting variants are available through Secure Response Message.

1. Hold base Nuisance Prevention at least three seconds to enable or cancel; a short press checks status.
2. The unit first warns the caller that the call is recorded and charges the caller.
3. If the caller does not disconnect, the unit rings and warns you; with Caller ID, base-phonebook callers bypass prevention.
4. Without SD, prevention audio retains the last call up to about ten minutes and overwrites on each new recording; it shares neither answering memory nor call-recording memory.
5. SD automatically retains call recordings unless recording capacity is exhausted.
6. To preserve internal prevention audio, first disable prevention.
7. Use Function, 迷惑防止メニュー, Set, choose 録音(本体)を保存 and Set; use star to save internally, or choose internal/SD storage as displayed when SD is inserted, confirm, then Stop and re-enable prevention.
8. To play internal prevention audio disable prevention, choose 録音(本体)を再生 through that menu, Set, then Stop and re-enable.
9. Handset cannot perform that special playback.
10. Saved recordings play through ordinary message controls.
11. During prevention, the configured home and toll-saver ring counts do not apply; call-waiting and doorphone prevention are unavailable.

1. Record the suspicious call using normal call recording, preceding-audio recording or prevention recording.
2. With no SD, save prevention audio to the ordinary message memory first.
3. Call the trusted contact from the base receiver; describe what you want them to hear.
4. Press Nuisance Consultation, select the recording and Set or Playback.
5. The display identifies SD, prevention or ordinary message memory.
6. Lift the receiver if it was replaced, play the recording and discuss it; select another recording if wanted.
7. Hang up when finished.
8. Play from ten seconds back with 7, thirty seconds ahead with 8, and stop playback with Stop.
9. Consultation is unavailable on a handset, during call recording or during intercom; handset-to-base transfer permits base consultation.

1. Press Fax, load the originals through the reviewed loading procedure and choose quality if necessary.
2. Select the destination using redial, phonebook or speed dial, then press Fax.
3. On the base this selection can precede loading.
4. Internal memory retains only about five received faxes at a time; about fifty pages is the memory guide, and photo/text-heavy originals reduce that number.
5. SD receiving stores on SD.
6. To print directly during reception keep recording paper installed.

1. For ordinary automatic reception use the reviewed home/answering settings.
2. To receive silently set Silent Reception to 常にする, or タイマー with a start/end time.
3. Calls can still ring during answering mode, from a fax sender that does not send a fax calling tone, after answering a line before automatic detection, or under some connection conditions.
4. A silent voice call receives seven renewed rings and then a message asking the caller to try later; callers incur charges.
5. For fax-only reception enable ファクス専用 and answering mode: reception starts after one ring and telephone conversations are unavailable.

1. For individual printing load paper, press Fax Print, Down and Set; select the stored fax and Set.
2. Copy prints all pages.
3. To start at a selected page press Fax, enter the start page and Set; pages run from there to the end.
4. After printing star erases only the printed fax, while hash retains it.
5. SD indicates stored SD faxes; empty display indicates internal storage.
6. Viewing the fax list does not preview its image.
7. To erase, Fax Print, Down, Set, choose the fax, Clear, star.
8. Full erasure is a separate function and its internal-versus-SD choice must be respected.

1. Load paper and permitted face-up originals through the reviewed procedures.
2. Select quality if needed and press Copy.
3. Multiple consecutive copies cannot be selected.
4. A dirty original feed roller can interfere with feeding.
5. Copying an original larger than A4 clips the portion outside A4; Split Copy can divide long A4-width originals onto pages.

1. On the base when there are no new messages press Playback, choose 個別で再生, Set, select the recording and Set.
2. The source labels distinguish message storage; message symbols distinguish internal audio saved from SD.
3. Stop ends playback.
4. During playback Clear then star erases only that message.
5. On the handset use Auto Answer then Enable to set answering; Auto Answer then Cancel clears it and plays new messages.
6. After playback press Yes then Yes to erase played messages or No to retain them.
7. For playback without changing answering state, Auto Answer, Playback, choose 新規のみ再生 or すべて再生 and Set; after playback press Yes then Yes to erase, or No to retain.
8. Up/Down changes volume; Left or 1 repeats, Right or 3 advances, 2 pauses/resumes, 7 moves ten seconds back, 8 thirty seconds ahead, and 9 stops.
9. Erase current with star, 4, Yes or all with star, 5, Yes; these full/current erasure commands need the displayed confirmation.

1. Use a touch-tone telephone.
2. Register a four-digit answering PIN with Function #006, Set, digits, Set, Stop, and enable answering before leaving.
3. Call home, enter the PIN during the greeting; 4 plays new recordings; waiting about four seconds also starts new-message playback and 5 plays all.
4. Hang up when finished.
5. Default toll-saver answers in three rings with new messages or five without; ring differences can avoid charges if you hang up beforehand.
6. To forward new messages enable Message Forwarding, register up to twenty-four destination digits, Set, Stop, and enable answering.
7. The unit calls the destination after a new message: answer, enter the PIN when prompted, then 4 for new (or wait about four seconds) or 5 for all.
8. No answer cuts off after about fifty seconds, then retries three times about one minute apart and three times about thirty minutes apart.
9. Answering machines at the destination can prevent forwarding; disable them if needed.
10. Home/PBX/terminal-adapter connections can fail and charges begin when the destination answers.
11. Remote commands 0 disable answering, 8 then hang up at the completion prompt enables it, 1/2 enable/disable configured forwarding, star+4+4 erases current internal message, star+5+5 erases all internal messages, 2 pauses/resumes, 7 rewinds ten seconds, 8 advances thirty seconds and 9 stops playback.

1. Use the specified SD/SDHC/SDXC capacities and formats, up to 64 GB; dedicated adapters are required for mini/micro cards.
2. Move the write-protect switch away from LOCK and insert the card straight with its labelled face in the source direction.
3. Wait for reading/writing to finish: do not remove the card, unplug power or disconnect telephone line while the SD indicator flashes.
4. To remove confirm a steady SD indicator, press its centre and pull it straight out.
5. Keep backups: power failure, defects or damage can destroy data.
6. Format other-device-formatted cards through this fax before use.
7. The card records messages/faxes automatically, full call recordings and prevention audio under their settings, and can hold copied internal messages/faxes and phonebooks.
8. On a PC, fax images are under /PRIVATE/MEIGROUP/PCC/FAX/DOC and audio under /PRIVATE/MEIGROUP/PCC/FAX/REC.
9. The fax cannot play SD audio while talking and cannot display stored fax images.
10. Cards up to 4 GB retain the indicated capacities; larger capacity increases time/page space but does not remove the maximum 1000 recording or fax-item limits.

1. Use Function, SD Card Menu and Set; select the operation with Up/Down and Set.
2. Copy all internal messages or faxes to SD through the correspondingly named operation, confirm with star and finish with Stop; copying can take hours at maximum recording capacity, and forty A4 700-character faxes take about ten seconds.
3. To cancel new-SD-fax status select that operation and confirm; SD fax images cannot be previewed on the base.
4. Scan originals to SD through 原稿をSDカードへ保存する, load permitted originals then Set.
5. These stored originals can print or transmit when loaded by the reviewed fax-file import operation.
6. Save the full base phonebook as one file, up to ten files/1500 entries.
7. Import only supported phonebook or fax files through the matching menu; check/print/delete phonebook files through the stated submenu.
8. Remaining-capacity display, folder management and format are separate operations.
9. Format erases all card content; back up first.
10. Formatting does not securely erase data for disposal or transfer.

1. Arrange the chargeable Caller ID contract and completed installation; basic model configuration is normally automatic.
2. For NTT Call Waiting Display enable its setting through Function #137.
3. If numbers fail to display, use the source troubleshooting checks, including Function #133 set to 自動.
4. Caller ID is unavailable through home-telephone/PBX connections and ISDN needs correct terminal-adapter settings.
5. Base and handset can announce registered phonetic names; differentiate ring groups through the corresponding settings.
6. Withheld, public and out-of-area callers show those categories; a bad-line signal can show unable-to-display or external incoming rather than a number.
7. Call-waiting arrivals do not retain normal arrival-history entries.

1. Blocking needs Caller ID.
2. Configure withheld, public, out-of-area, 0120/0800, unregistered-number or individual number blocking through their respective settings.
3. Refused calls get the selected rejection message and disconnect.
4. Normal call-waiting/doorphone/intercom use can bypass blocking as specified; Phonebook contacts and Panasonic consultation numbers bypass 0120/0800 and unregistered-number blocking.
5. The busy-message individual blocking exception still operates during intercom/doorphone calls.

1. Press Left/Caller ID; Down reviews entries and Detail/Right toggles stored details.
2. With no Caller ID contract the unit stores arrival date/time only and cannot use its number functions.
3. Press Talk to call a selected entry.
4. Clear then Yes erases one; Full Erasure then Yes erases all.
5. To block a selected call choose Register, 迷惑設定 or 拒否設定, Set, Yes and Off; the choices distinguish numbered versus withheld/public/out-of-area callers.
6. To add a selected number choose Register, 電話帳登録, Set then handset name/phonetic/number/group registration.
7. Each unit stores up to thirty arrivals; repeatedly blocked calls are not retained unless the corresponding unsupported-caller history setting is enabled.

1. Contract modem dial-in, not PB-signal dial-in; additional My Number uses the hikari service.
2. Before service starts configure modem dial-in.
3. Use Function #131, Set, する, Set and enter each up-to-twenty-digit contracted telephone number.
4. Choose telephone or fax use and confirm.
5. For telephone numbers specify base ringing and each registered handset ringing; two units can have different numbers and only selected units ring.
6. Fax numbers ring on the base and cannot carry telephone conversation.
7. Home/PBX connections cannot use it and ISDN requires the correct terminal adapter.
8. Call waiting, intercom/doorphone use and other settings can change its behavior; select base ringing when automatic reception or answering is wanted.
9. Finish with Stop.

1. Use only an eligible fixed-line provider identification number before mobile calls.
2. Do not enable Chosen Mobile Carrier with hikari: added identification digits can prevent calling.
3. For 050 IP service configure it and its bypass number; bypass temporarily uses a regular telephone line.
4. Check the provider's supported identification number and its bypass procedure.
5. Function #198 enables/disables the feature and enters an identification number up to ten digits.
6. Function #199 sets or clears an IP bypass number up to eight digits.
7. Function #197 registers/deletes the listed mobile prefixes by entering the first four digits and confirming.
8. Selection symbol appears when enabled.
9. Charges come from the selected carrier; forwarding, repeated identifier addition and an all-ones telephone-number field can affect operation under the manual's conditions.

1. Hold hash for at least three seconds until a beep to lock either unit; repeat to release.
2. On the base hold star for at least three seconds to enable Sleep Mode and repeat to cancel.
3. Silent incoming calls still show arrival; silent reception and certain other functions can interrupt Sleep Mode, and timer or selected caller overrides have their own settings.
4. To change ringtone use Function #054, Set, Up/Down, Set then Stop on base; on handset use Change, choose ringtone, Set, Off.
5. During ringing use Up/Down; hold Down to disable external ringing and Up restores it.
6. Intercom/doorphone/sensor ringing is not suppressed.
7. During standby select the volume category then adjust and Set; some handset ringing changes use Change before selecting.
8. During receiver conversation use Up/Down.
9. Base receiver volume has six levels, base speaker eight and handset speaker/receiver six, subject to doorphone limits; least volume for message playback can be silent, restored with Up.

1. On the base use Function #001, Set, enter year/month/day/time and Set, then Stop.
2. Use 24-hour time; midnight is 00:00.
3. The clock can drift about sixty seconds per month and should be checked about weekly.
4. Poor telephone/radio signal may prevent clock transfer.
5. Within range base time transfers to handset 1 and then other handsets; during an outage handset 1 transfers it back until its battery empties.
6. The date/time used for identifying fax history is the time fax reception finishes.

1. Use only the listed compatible 1.9 GHz wireless-adapter television doorphones, one television-doorphone base per fax base; 2.4 GHz types cannot register.
2. Unobstructed distance is within about 100 m.
3. Disconnect telephone cord during registration.
4. Base Function #164, Set, 2, then complete doorphone steps within two minutes: Top Menu, Settings/Information, Settings Change, Down to connected-device settings, Registration/Removal, Fax wireless adapter, select registration and finish when completed.
5. Check actual ringing and connection afterward and follow that model's manual.
6. Repeaters and visitor name/ring settings must follow the supported variant limitations.
7. For removal use base #164, Set, 1, star, Stop; remove the fax registration in the doorphone's stated menu as well.

1. When a visitor rings, lift the base receiver and replace it to end; on the handset press Internal and finish with Off.
2. To call the doorphone use Internal, select the doorphone or 7–9 and take turns speaking.
3. No handset speakerphone, visitor-call transfer or fax-time doorphone operation is available.
4. To forward a visitor call configure Doorphone Warp to する with an up-to-twenty-four-digit destination and enable answering.
5. Answer the forwarded call within about fifty seconds, press hash within thirty seconds of its message, speak, then star/star to disconnect the doorphone and hang up.
6. Remote delay, automatic destination answering, toll-free numbers and home/PBX/terminal-adapter lines limit forwarding; no retry is made and each forwarded call incurs charges.

1. Use up to fourteen specified sensors, distributed among areas 1–3.
2. Follow their manuals and verify radio placement; unobstructed range is within about 100 m.
3. Disconnect telephone cord for registration.
4. Function #084, Set, 2, choose sensor and Set, area and Set, name and Set.
5. Within two minutes set sensor Mode 1, insert its battery and hold Register at least three seconds within two minutes.
6. Registration gives three short tones followed by a roughly one-second long tone.
7. Initial warning level is low.
8. Remove with #084, Set, 1, select sensor, Set, star, Stop; remove its unused battery.
9. High mode sounds base/handset at maximum about three minutes and the sensor about thirty seconds.
10. Door exit delay defaults to about three minutes; return prewarning repeats at about twenty-second intervals for about three minutes, then full alarm.
11. Stop the prewarning and set low, or cancel answering-high, before full alarm when returning.
12. Low mode displays the opening about ten seconds and rings base/handset about three seconds.
13. Base Stop or handset Stop/Off stops high warning; low uses Off.

1. On the base use Function, Sensor Menu, 窓／ドアセンサー：報知レベルの設定, Set, area, Set, high/low/answering-high/off, Set, Stop.
2. Handset uses Function, window/door sensor, Set, 報知レベル設定, Set, area, Set, level, Set, Off.
3. Answering-high follows answering enabled for high and disabled for low.
4. Confirmation-required needs checking that area's sensor information.
5. Sensor information menus show open/closed, any-open/all-closed, confirmation-required, out-of-range or battery empty; check the connection for out-of-range and replace an empty sensor battery.
6. Base Sensor Menu shows the latest fifty openings or prints at most two pages.
7. To hear status remotely use a touch-tone phone, configured answering PIN and answering enabled: call home, enter PIN during greeting, hash+2, then hang up.
8. Hash+1/0 enable/disable configured notification; hash+4/5/6/7 set all areas high/low/off/answering-high.
9. Notification requires a configured destination and high warning level.
10. It calls after full door alarm, repeats the opened-sensor message five times, and cuts off unanswered calls after about fifty seconds, retrying ten times about thirty seconds apart then five times about thirty minutes apart.
11. Automatic answering, toll-free destinations and some home/PBX/terminal-adapter lines prevent notification; each notification incurs charges.

1. Use up to two specified 1.9 GHz repeaters; 2.4 GHz repeaters cannot register.
2. Check placement and the repeater and television-doorphone manuals.
3. Connect repeater power near the base and disconnect telephone cord while registering.
4. Function #101, Set, 2, repeater number; first unit proceeds directly to repeater registration, while second unit uses 1 for independent or 2 for serial connection.
5. Within two minutes hold repeater Register about three seconds; its radio/register light flashes green and becomes steady when registration succeeds.
6. Remove via #101, Set, 1, number, star, Stop; remove the farther repeater first in a serial pair.
7. No repeater-side removal step is required.

1. Register up to six handsets including the supplied one; model functions differ.
2. Disconnect the telephone cord while registering.
3. Take the new handset off its charger, hold base Internal at least five seconds, then put the handset on its charger within two minutes; the lowest unused intercom number is assigned.
4. To choose a number, base Function #123, Set, number; within two minutes perform the new handset's own numbered-registration procedure.
5. The printed example is KX-FKD556, so follow the actual handset manual for other models.
6. Dual telephone/doorphone handsets require numbered registration.
7. For removal keep the handset charged and near the base: Function #178, Set, number, star.
8. Without the handset removal takes about ten seconds.
9. When removal is performed without the handset, also clear the old handset registration through its Handset Removal setting.
10. Remove its unused battery.
11. Do not continue with handset 1 removed, because it maintains the clock during a power failure until its battery empties.

1. Requires the separately added KX-FKD603 and its own manual.
2. Supplied KX-FKD558 does not have a motion sensor; this system is not a burglary-prevention device.
3. Announcement mode informs you of new faxes, messages and missed calls.
4. Safety mode prewarns every twenty seconds for about thirty seconds, then repeatedly announces the handset and sounds at maximum in eight cycles; supported reporting handsets are KX-FKD405/556/603.
5. Base Stop or handset Stop/Off stops warning; turn off safety mode on the sensor handset to prevent another trigger.
6. High window/door alarms can override it.
7. Sensor Menu on the base displays the latest fifty events or prints at most two pages.
8. Notification requires configured destination, verified sensor position and enabled sensor.
9. Motion safety alerts cut off unanswered calls after about fifty seconds and retry ten times about thirty seconds apart, then five times about thirty minutes apart; their alert message repeats five times.
10. Scheduled presence/absence alerts cut off after about fifty seconds, retry three times about one minute apart then six times about ten minutes apart, and repeat their notice three times.
11. In response-present mode hash queries the reacting handset and count; in no-response mode the announcement says no response occurred.
12. For scheduled presence/absence monitoring configure #118, choose the required condition, destination, 24-hour notification time and every-day or selected-weekday schedule; Stop to finish.
13. Remote star+6/8 enables/disables safety notification, star+7 checks the scheduled response count and star+9 resets it; use touch-tone, answering PIN and enabled answering.
14. Scheduled notification is unavailable during a power outage at its notification time.
15. A configured no-notification weekday still resets the count at the appointed time.
16. Counts reset after notification; Function then 0 resets locally and counting starts about ten minutes later.
17. Remote count-check/reset requires scheduled notification configured for response-present or response-absent.
18. Automatic destination answering and some home/PBX/terminal-adapter connections can prevent notification; each notification incurs charges.
19. A response-present schedule does not notify without a response, and a response-absent schedule does not notify if there was a response.

1. Unplug power before care.
2. Key lock allows wiping the operation panel without unplugging, under the explicit source exception.
3. Wipe the base with a soft water-moistened firmly wrung cloth.
4. Wipe handset and charger with a dry cloth.
5. Clean the internal paper feed roller and recording-paper transport roller about monthly through their reviewed jam/cleaning procedures.
6. Do not use alcohol, scouring powder, powdered detergent, benzine, thinner, wax, petroleum or boiling water.
7. Do not spray insecticide, glass cleaner or hairspray, which can change color or material.

1. Use the separately sold KX-AN162 wood-screw and washer set with a wall that securely supports the charger.
2. Do not fasten directly to ALC, soft concrete, gypsum board, plywood below 18 mm or other weak walls; use the designated fixing method for that material.
3. In the verified mounting figure the wood-screw specification is 20 mm length, 2.5–3 mm diameter and about 9.3 mm head; fit the washer and maintain 25 mm screw spacing.
4. Leave about 3 mm exposed at the wall.
5. Secure the mount to prevent falling; use the printed 25 mm template only at its original scale.

1. For two or more originals use the same size/thickness, with a maximum of five sheets.
2. Size ranges from 128 by 128 mm to 210 by 500 mm.
3. Thickness is 0.06–0.2 mm for one sheet or 0.06–0.13 mm for multiple sheets.
4. Remove clips/staples and let ink, glue and correction fluid dry completely.
5. Copy then transmit originals thinner than 0.06 mm, thicker than 0.2 mm, cloth/transfer sheets, pasted or perforated papers, too-small sheets, torn/wrinkled/curled sheets, thermal paper, transparencies, coated backs, photos or strong glossy paper.
6. The printed scanning margin is about 5 mm at each edge; effective sensor width is separately specified and is not an inferred printable width.
7. Use previously unused, unfolded, smooth A4 copy paper, 64–75 g/m².
8. Do not write on the back of this fax's printed sheets against a surface or feed its printed paper into other printers/copiers.
9. Printing has approximately 5 mm top/side margins and 8 mm bottom margin.
10. Default vertical reduction is about 92 percent; Economy Reception can select あり(1), あり(2) or なし with the manual's clipping and sender-length conditions.

1. Check the complete troubleshooting and display-message entries and the official support resources first.
2. If unresolved unplug power and tell the selling dealer the purchase date, exact model and detailed symptoms.
3. Read the private-data precautions before repair.
4. Bring the warranty with the product for covered carry-in repair; the main unit has one-year coverage, while the battery is consumable and chargeable.
5. After the warranty, diagnosis determines whether repair is possible.
6. Stop use and unplug for unreliable power operation, burnt smell, abnormal sound/vibration, hot plug/cord, frequent paper/original jams, greatly incorrect clock or other defects, and ask the dealer for inspection.

1. Base setting #001. 現在の日時を設定します。 Press Function, #001 →Set→ … ●詳しくは（P.51） Source limitation: the printed ellipsis omits intermediate inputs; do not infer unprinted steps.
2. Use the related complete reviewed procedure where one is provided.

1. Base setting #079. 電話回線の種類を設定します。 （お買い上げ時の設定：自動） Press Function, #079 →Set→ … ●詳しくは（P.14） Source limitation: the printed ellipsis omits intermediate inputs; do not infer unprinted steps.
2. Use the related complete reviewed procedure where one is provided.

1. Base setting #054. 親機の呼出音を設定します。 （お 買い上げ時：ベル1） Press Function, #054 →Set→ … ●詳しくは（P.50） Source limitation: the printed ellipsis omits intermediate inputs; do not infer unprinted steps.
2. Use the related complete reviewed procedure where one is provided.

1. Base setting #105.
2. NTTのFネットサービスを契約 しているときに設定します。 （お 買い上げ時：なし） Press Function, #105 →Set→Up/Down で「あり」 「なし」を選ぶ→Set→Stop ●NTTのFネットサービスを契約しているときや、ホー ムテレホンに接続するときは、 「あり」に設定してく ださい。

1. Base setting #136. 特定の相手からの電話に出ない よう設定します。 （お買い上げ 時：なし） Press Function, #136 →Set→Up/Down で「あり」 「なし」を選ぶ→Set 「あり」：Up/Downで登録・修正する番号を選ぶ※→ 電話 番号を入力（5～20ケタまで） →Set→Stop ●拒否した相手からの電話は、呼出音が鳴らずに相手 に「迷惑拒否メッセージ」 （P.57）が流れます。光 回線などに接続する機器によっては、相手に呼出音 （プルル・プルル…）が流れることがあります。 ●すべて解除するときは「なし」にしてください。 （登録 している相手は消去しないで機能が働かないように します） ●個別に解除するときは（登録している相手を消去） Press Function, 136→Set→Up/Downで 「あり」を選ぶ→Set→Up/Downで解除する番号を 選ぶ→カーソルが先頭のときにClearを2秒以上押 す→Set ●Fネットの番号「161」も登録して拒否することがで きます。 ※ 修正する番号を選んだときは、 Playbackを押すと、最終 着信日を確認できます。 Source limitation: the printed ellipsis omits intermediate inputs; do not infer unprinted steps.
2. Use the related complete reviewed procedure where one is provided.

1. Base setting #139. 迷惑電話着信拒否で流すメッ セージを設定します。 （お買い上 げ時：メッセージ1） Press Function, #139 →Set→Up/Down で「メッセージ1」 「メッセージ2」 「話し中」を選ぶ →Set→Stop ●「メッセージ1」：「おそれいりますが、この電話はお つなぎできません。」 ●「メッセージ2」：「ただいま電話に出ることができま せん。おそれいりますが、のちほどおかけ直しくださ い。」 ●「話し中」：話し中の音（プープープープー）が相手に 流れます。光回線などに接続する機器によっては、相 手に呼出音（プルル・プルル…）が流れることがあり ます。 Source limitation: the printed ellipsis omits intermediate inputs; do not infer unprinted steps.
2. Use the related complete reviewed procedure where one is provided.

1. Base setting #123. 子機を登録します。 Press Function, #123 →Set→ … ●詳しくは（P.67） Source limitation: the printed ellipsis omits intermediate inputs; do not infer unprinted steps.
2. Use the related complete reviewed procedure where one is provided.

1. Base setting #101. 中継アンテナを登録します。 Press Function, #101 →Set→ … ●詳しくは（P.67） Source limitation: the printed ellipsis omits intermediate inputs; do not infer unprinted steps.
2. Use the related complete reviewed procedure where one is provided.

1. Base setting #164. ワイヤレスアダプター機能付き テレビドアホンを登録します。 Press Function, #164 →Set→ … ●詳しくは（P.62） Source limitation: the printed ellipsis omits intermediate inputs; do not infer unprinted steps.
2. Use the related complete reviewed procedure where one is provided.

1. Base setting #084. 窓／ドアセンサーを登録します。 Press Function, #084 →Set→ … ●詳しくは（P.63） Source limitation: the printed ellipsis omits intermediate inputs; do not infer unprinted steps.
2. Use the related complete reviewed procedure where one is provided.

1. Base setting #091.
2. A4サイズより長い原稿の下部 を次ページに印刷します。 （お買 い上げ時：なし） Press Function, #091 →Set→Up/Down で「あり」 「なし」を選ぶ→Set→Stop ●「なし」：1ページで中断します。

1. Base setting #199.
2. IP電話解除番号を登録します。 （お買い上げ時：なし） Press Function, #199 →Set→Up/Down で「あり」 「なし」を選ぶ →Set 「あり」：IP電話解除番号を入力（8ケタまで）→Set→ Stop

1. Base setting #118. 外出先などで人感センサーの反 応の有無、反応した子機の番号・ 回数の通知を受けます。 （お買い 上げ時：しない） Press Function, #118 →Set→ … ●詳しくは（P.70） Source limitation: the printed ellipsis omits intermediate inputs; do not infer unprinted steps.
2. Use the related complete reviewed procedure where one is provided.

1. Base setting #111. すべてお買い上げ時の設定に戻 します。 Press Function, #111 →Set→ star … →Set Source limitation: the printed ellipsis omits intermediate inputs; do not infer unprinted steps.
2. Use the related complete reviewed procedure where one is provided.

1. Handset setting #054. 子機の呼出音を設定します。 （お買い上げ時：ベル1） Press Function, #054 →【変更】→ … ●詳しくは（P.50） Source limitation: the printed ellipsis omits intermediate inputs; do not infer unprinted steps.
2. Use the related complete reviewed procedure where one is provided.

1. Handset setting #123. 子機を登録します。 （先に親機の 設定が必要です） Press Function, #123 → … ●詳しくは（P.67） Source limitation: the printed ellipsis omits intermediate inputs; do not infer unprinted steps.
2. Use the related complete reviewed procedure where one is provided.

1. Handset setting #111. すべてお買い上げ時の設定に戻 します。 Press Function, #111 →Set→Yes … →Set Source limitation: the printed ellipsis omits intermediate inputs; do not infer unprinted steps.
2. Use the related complete reviewed procedure where one is provided.

1. On the base use Call History, Up, Set, and repeatedly Down to review entries; Right toggles number/time where available.
2. Stored history is the latest thirty entries shared by base and handsets.
3. Stop recording before operating base history; it cannot be operated during call, preceding-audio or full recording.
4. Without Caller ID, only received-call times are stored and number-based functions are unavailable.
5. Rejected calls are not retained unless blocked-history saving is enabled.
6. For dialing select an entry and lift the receiver; for faxing select, load originals and press Fax.
7. Clear then star erases a selected entry; full list erasure is Call History, Up, Clear, star.
8. To block from history select the entry, Block and star; acknowledge another star only when the setting confirmation appears.
9. To register a history number select it and Set then follow base name/phonetic/number/group registration.
10. Disable the relevant base block setting to reverse unwanted blocking.

1. To transfer an external call, press Hold then hash, choose the destination when needed, wait for its answer, announce the call and replace the base receiver or press handset Off.
2. The other party resumes with its receiver/Talk.
3. For unannounced transfer stop at the source and let the destination answer.
4. If it does not answer, the source rings again and can return to the external call.

Japan-only KX-PD360DL: KX-PD360 base and one KX-FKD558 handset.

1. 1: Liquid crystal display.
2. 2: Edit / character-entry mode.
3. 3: Clear / Flash.
4. 4: Speed Dialer.
5. 5: Phonebook (Left), Redial (Right), Volume (Up/Down).
6. 6: Auto Answer button and indicator.
7. 7: Playback.
8. 8: Caller ID Log / Fax Print button and indicator.
9. 9: Hold / Intercom.
10. 10: Monitor.
11. 11: Numeral / Character buttons.
12. 12: Tone button: switches pulse to tone dialing.
13. 13: Stop.
14. 14: Copy.
15. 15: Fax.
16. 16: Function / Set.
17. 17: Nuisance Call Prevention / Nuisance Call Helpline.
18. 18: Call Record.
19. 19: Secure / Resolution.
20. 20: Block.
21. 21: Incoming Call Indicator.
22. 22: Earpiece.
23. 23: Liquid crystal display.
24. 24: Multi-operation / One-touch Dial buttons.
25. 25: Hold / Intercom.
26. 26: Caller ID (Left), Redial (Right), Volume (Up/Down).
27. 27: Off.
28. 28: Numeral / Character buttons.
29. 29: Speakerphone.
30. 30: Microphone.
31. 31: Flash; Auto Answer label 留守.
32. 32: Tone button: switches pulse to tone dialing.
33. 33: Function / Set.
34. 34: Talk.
35. 35: Phonebook.
36. 36: Speaker.
37. 37: Battery cover.