Southwestern Bell Freedom Phone Manuals
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company founded way back in 1882 is now
owned and is a subsidiary of AT&T. It operates in Arkansas, Kansas,
Missouri, Oklahoma, Texas, and portions of Illinois.
The Southwestern
Bell FS-800 and FS-900 phones work on the FS-246 KSU phone system, which
can be expanded to a maximum configuration of six lines and sixteen phone
handsets. The FS-800 has no display while the FS-900 does have a display.
The FS-900 was described as the Executive Key Telephone set. These older phones can still be found refurbished.
Additionally, you'll find the owner's manual for the FM2575, an
Integrated Speakerphone Telephone with a digital answering system.
Southwestern Bell Freedom Speakerphone with Answering System
Southwestern Bell Freedom Phone with Answering System
Southwestern Bell FM2575 User Guide
Southwestern Bell (Conair) Freedom Phone Guides
FS800 and FS900 Freedom Phone Guides
Southwestern Bell FS800 Freedom Phone Key Set Guide
Southwestern Bell FS900 Executive Freedom Phone Set Guide
About Southwestern Bell
Now At&t, the smallest of all of the seven "Baby Bells", Southwestern Bell
later became known as SBC Communications, Inc. Southwestern Bell began
licensing its name to Conair Corporation shortly after the AT&T breakup,
creating the Southwestern Bell Freedom Phone. Conair continues to produce
this line of telephones and telephone accessories.