Digital cordless telephone OPERATING INSTRUCTION 14/10/2010 gb/gb
Contents Introduction..................................... 1 Important Safety Notes....................................... 1 Exemption From Liability...................................... 1 Intended Use............................................... 1 Information on Disposal....................................... 1 Installation...................................... 2 Package Contents........................................... 2 Positioning the Base and Charging Stations...................... 2 Connecting the Base Station and Power Adapter Plug............. 2 Connecting the Charging Station............................... 3 Inserting the Batteries........................................ 3 Features........................................ 4 Operating Elements and Indicators............... 5 Handset................................................... 5 Base Station................................................ 6 Display.................................................... 7 Menu Structure.................................. 8 Telephoning.................................... 10 Internal Calls.............................................. 10 External Calls.............................................. 10 Direct dialling............................................ 10 Indirect dialling........................................... 10 Taking Calls............................................... 10 Muting the Microphone...................................... 11 Redialling................................................. 11 Selecting Numbers from the Phone Book....................... 11 CLIP Operations........................................... 11 Viewing/Dialling CLIP entries............................... 11 Deleting a CLIP entry..................................... 11 Transferring entries from the CLIP memory to the phone book... 12 Using Several Handsets..................................... 12 Putting a call on hold / Forwarding a call...................... 12 Conference calls......................................... 12 Changing the Receiver Volume............................... 12 Entering a Dialling Pause (P)................................. 13 Handsfree Mode........................................... 13 Direct dialling............................................ 13 Switching during a call.................................... 13 Ending handsfree mode................................... 13 Key Lock On/Off........................................... 13 Putting a Call on Hold / Forwarding a Call....................... 13 Page i
Contents Phone Book.................................... 14 Editing Entries............................................. 14 Deleting Entries............................................ 14 Selecting Numbers from the Phone Book....................... 14 Settings........................................ 15 Ringing Tone............................................... 15 Selecting a ringing tone melody............................. 15 Setting the ringing tone volume............................. 15 Automatic Answering (Auto Talk).............................. 15 Entering/Editing Handset Names.............................. 16 Keypad Beep.............................................. 16 Selecting the Base Station................................... 16 Default Settings/Reset....................................... 16 Language................................................. 17 Base station ringing tone..................................... 17 Base station volume........................................ 17 Dialling Mode.............................................. 17 Recall (Flash) Time......................................... 17 Changing the PIN........................................... 18 Registering a Handset....................................... 18 Deregistering a Handset..................................... 18 Quick Reference, Telephone..................... 19 Guarantee...................................... 22 Technical Modifications......................... 22 Declaration of Conformity....................... 23 Page ii
Introduction Introduction Important Safety Notes Please observe the following to ensure the telephone can be operated reliably: Please read this operating instruction manual thoroughly and observe the information contained when using the equipment. Place the base station on a non slip base and lay the connection cables so that they cannot be the source of an accident. Do not expose the equipment to extreme temperatures or humid conditions and protect it from direct sunlight and dusty conditions. Only clean the equipment with a soft, moist cloth. Never use any solvents or aggressive cleaning agents. Only connect approved accessories. Only use the power adapter plug supplied. Never open the equipment. Opening the equipment exposes the person to the risk of an electric shock. The terms of guarantee are also annulled. Repairs to defect equipment may only be carried out by service centres authorised by the sales outlet. If the equipment will be out of operation for a longer period, we recommend removing the batteries. Only replace the batteries with ones of the type recommended by us. Dispose of defect batteries according to the applicable laws and regulations (not in domestic waste). We are not liable for damage to the equipment caused by improper use. Exemption From Liability We cannot guarantee that the information which relates to the technical properties of the product or to the product itself contained in this document is correct. The product and its accessories described in this document are subject to constant improvement and further development. For this reason, we reserve the right to modify components, accessories, technical specifications and related documentation of the product described herein at any time without notice. Intended Use The telephone is suitable for telephoning within a public telephone network system. Any other use is considered unintended use. Unauthorised modifications or reconstruction not described in this manual are not permitted. Information on Disposal The implementation of European law in national laws and directives obliges you to dispose of consumable goods appropriately. This serves to protect both persons and the environment. The adjacent symbol indicates that electrical and electronic apparatus as well as batteries no longer required must be disposed of separate from domestic waste. Old or unwanted devices must be disposed of at collection points provided by public waste authorities. Batteries and power packs must be disposed of at shops which sell batteries or collection points which provide the corresponding containers. Packaging materials must be disposed of according to local regulations. Page 1
Installation Installation Package Contents Olympia Smile Model Name Duo Triple Quad Base stations 1 1 1 1 Handsets 1 2 3 4 Power adapter plugs 1 2 3 4 Telephone connection cable 1 1 1 1 Batteries AAA Ni MH 400mAh, 1.2V 2 4 6 8 Charging stations 0 1 2 3 Operating instruction manual 1 1 1 1 Please check the contents of the package carefully. If anything is missing or shows signs of transport damage, do NOT put the telephone into service! In such a case, contact your sales outlet making reference to the purchase receipt. Positioning the Base and Charging Stations Position the base and charging stations in locations which are easily accessible. Ensure that they are set down on a stable, level, non slip surface. In addition, ensure that the equipment is positioned where all the necessary cables can be laid in such a way that nobody can trip over them. Do not place the base and charging stations in the direct vicinity of other electrical apparatus, such as microwave ovens, PCs or hi fi equipment, for example. Do not expose the base or charging stations to direct sunlight. Protect the base and charging stations from dampness. The equipment must not be set up in rooms in which condensation, corrosive vapours or high concentrations of dust develop and accumulate (e.g. cellar rooms, garages or winter gardens). The ambient temperature must be between 0 C and 40 C. Connecting the Base Station and Power Adapter Plug Connect the telephone line plug in the base station and in the corresponding socket of the telephone connection socket. Connect the power adapter plug to the base station and the power socket. The base station is now ready to operate. Note: Keep the equipment packaging so that it can be used to prevent equipment damage in the event of future transport. Page 2
Installation The base station and charging station have no power switch. Pay attention that a power socket is close to the equipment and that the power adapter plug can be accessed easily. Check that the voltage specifications on the power adapter plug matches that of the local power supply. Connecting the Charging Station Connect the power adapter plug to the charging station and the power socket. The charging station is now ready to operate. Inserting the Batteries Open the battery compartment by sliding the cover downwards. Insert the batteries, type AAA, in the battery compartment, paying attention to correct polarity. The handset does not work if the batteries are inserted incorrectly. The handset could also be damaged as a result. Replace the cover on the battery compartment and slide it upwards until it snaps into place. Place the handset in the base or charging station. An acoustic signal and charging indicator lamp acknowledge the charging process. When charging the batteries for the first time, let them charge for at least 12 hours without interruption. If at all possible, only remove the handset from the station when the charging process is finished. This ensures optimum operation. Page 3
Features Features We are pleased that you have purchased this high quality, cordless telephone set which is equipped with the following features: Digital, cordless telephone complying with the DECT standard GAP compatible Low radiation CLIP function with calls list for 20 phone numbers or names from the phone book LC display with 14 segments and icons Handsfree function on handset Phone book for 50 entries with names and phone numbers 9 ringing melodies, 5 of which are polyphone Redialling list for 3 phone numbers Adjustable recall (flash) time (100 ms, 300 ms) Can be extended for up to 5 handsets Up to 80 hours standby Up to 8 hours continuous call time Menu guidance available in 5 languages Adjustable ringing tone volume (5 levels and Off ) Adjustable receiver volume (5 levels) Microphone muting function Key lock Internal calls between handsets free of charge Conference calls Call forwarding Note: DECT: Digital European Cordless Telephone = standard for cordless telephones. Note: GAP: Generic Access Profile = standard for the interoperation of handsets and base stations from different manufacturers. Page 4
Operating Elements and Indicators Operating Elements and Indicators Handset 16 15 14 13 12 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 1 Receiver 2 Display 3 Phone book 4 Redialling / Navigate up 5 Call list / Navigate down 6 On hook button 7 Digit keys 8 Dialling pause 9 Hash button / Key lock 10 Receiver volume / Ringing tone volume / Ringing tone melody 11 Microphone muting function / Delete 12 Microphone 13 Cancel / 1 level back / Internal call 14 Star button / Ringing tone off 15 Call button / Handsfree function 16 Menu / OK / R button Note: There is a possibility of slight differences in the illustration of the icons actually labelled on the telephone buttons and their depiction in this manual. Page 5
Operating Elements and Indicators Base Station 1 Charging contacts 1 Page 6
Operating Elements and Indicators Display Indicates the phone book is open. Indicates the battery charge status. Indicates the ringing tone is switched off. Indicates the Handsfree function is switched on. Indicates the key lock function is switched on. Indicates a connection has been established. Indicates the muting function is switched on. Indicates there are entries in the call list. Indicates the signal strength. Indicates an internal call is being made. Indicates a message has been recorded in the telephone network. VMWI Supplementary service from the network operator There are more entries (characters/digits) to the left/right of those displayed. No function. Note: VMWI : Visual Message Waiting Indication = Visual indication of new messages. Note: There is a possibility of slight differences in the illustration of the icons actually in the display and their depiction in this manual. Page 7
Menu Structure Menu Structure PHONEBOOK NEW ENTRY NAME? NUMBER? EDIT ENTRY NAME NUMBER DELETE ENTRY DELETE? DELETE ALL DELETE ALL? HANDSET RING TONE EXTERNAL MELODY 1 9 INTERNAL MELODY 1 9 VOLUME VOLUME 1 5, OFF AUTO TALK ONOFF HANDSET NAME KEYPAD BEEP ONOFF SELECT BASE AUTO MANUAL BASE 1 4 RESET RESET? PIN LANGUAGE BASE RING TONE MELODY 1 9 RING VOLUME VOLUME 1 5 DIAL MODE TONE PULSE RECALL SHORT (100 ms) LONG (300 ms) SYSTEM PIN OLD PIN NEW PIN AGAIN Note: The PIN is set at the factory to 0000. Note: To navigate within the menu structure, first press the button. Then use the and buttons to select a menu option and confirm it by presing the button. Use the button to skip one menu level back. Use the button to return to Standby mode. Page 8
Menu Structure REGISTER BASE 1 4 PIN DE REGISTER PIN SELECT HS? Note: The PIN is set at the factory to 0000. Note: To navigate within the menu structure, first press the button. Then use the and buttons to select a menu option and confirm it by presing the button. Use the button to skip one menu level back. Use the button to return to Standby mode. Page 9
Telephoning Telephoning Internal Calls If several handsets are registered on the base station, internal calls can be made between them free of charge. 1. Press the button. 2. Enter the number of the handset to be contacted (1...5). 3. Complete the call. 4. Press the button to end the call. External Calls There are two methods by which to dial phone numbers, namely direct dialling and indirect dialling. Direct dialling 1. Press the button and wait for the dialling tone. 2. Dial the phone number. 3. Complete the call. 4. Press the button to end the call. Indirect dialling 1. Dial the phone number. 2. Delete any incorrect digits using the button. 3. Press the button. The phone number is dialled and a connection established. 4. Complete the call. 5. Press the button to end the call. Taking Calls In the event of an external call, all the handsets registered ring. It is possible that the caller s number will appear in the handset displays (network dependent). If the caller is entered in your phone book, the name entered for the person also appears. In the case of an internal call, INT FROM 2 or INT FROM 3 etc. appears in the displayed. 1. Press the button. 2. Complete the call. 3. Press the button to end the call. Page 10
Telephoning Muting the Microphone Press the button to switch the microphone on and off during a call. Redialling The telephone stores the last 3 phone numbers dialled in a redialling list. 1. Press the button in order to open the list of last phone numbers dialled. 2. Use the and buttons to navigate to the required entry. 3. Press the button. The number is dialled. 4. Complete the call. 5. Press the button to end the call. Selecting Numbers from the Phone Book 1. Press the button. 2. The first phone book entry appears in the display. 3. Use the and buttons to navigate to the required entry. Alternatively, enter the first letter of the name being searched for. 4. Press the button. The subscriber s number is dialled. 5. Complete the call. Note: The procedure to store phone book entries is described in Section Phone Book. CLIP Operations If calls have been received during your absence, they are stored in the CLIP memory when the telephone network provider has enabled this function. The icon appears in the display. Note: The Viewing/Dialling CLIP entries 1. Press the button. The CLIP entries are displayed. 2. Use the and buttons to navigate to the required entry. 3. Press the button. The number is dialled. or Press the button to return to Standby mode. Deleting a CLIP entry 1. Press the button. 2. Use the and buttons to navigate to the required entry. 3. Press the button. 4. Use the und buttons to navigate to the DELETE ENTRY menu option. Note: To delete all entries, select the DELETE ALL menu option. 5. Press the button. 6. If necessary, press the button to confirm the confirmation request. Page 11
Telephoning Transferring entries from the CLIP memory to the phone book You can transfer phone numbers from the CLIP memory to your phone book. 1. Press the button. 2. Use the and buttons to navigate to the required entry. 3. Press the button. 4. Use the and buttons to navigate to the SAVE TO PB menu option. 5. Press the button. 6. Enter a name. 7. Press the button. 8. Edit the phone number, if necessary. 9. Press the button. The entry is saved. Note: To delete characters or digits, press the button. To enter letters, press the relevant button the corresponding number of times, 1, 2, 3 or 4 times, according to its position on the button. E.g.: press the button 3 times to produce an L. Using Several Handsets If several handsets are registered on the base station, you can put the call on hold to consult with another handset user, forward the call in progress or use the conference facility. Putting a call on hold / Forwarding a call While an external call is in progress, you can put the caller on hold and forward the call. 1. Press the button. 2. Enter the number of the handset to be contacted (1...5). 3. Complete the call. 4. Press the button to end the internal call. The external call can be resumed. or Press the button to forward the call. Conference calls 1. Press the button during a call. The external caller is put on hold. 2. Enter the number of the handset required. The handset is dialled. 3. As soon as the handset dialled answers, press and hold the button for 2 seconds to activate the conference facility. 4. Press the button on any handset for it to end participation in the conference call. The call is continued on the other handset. Changing the Receiver Volume The receiver volume as well as the loudspeaker volume for Handsfree mode can be adjusted to one of 5 levels. 1. Press the button during a call, several times if necessary, to adjust the receiver volume. Page 12
Telephoning Entering a Dialling Pause (P) If the telephone is connected to a PABX, it may be necessary to enter a dialling pause, e.g. to wait for an outside line. Press and hold the button after entering the digit following which a pause is required, e.g. 0 for an outside line (0P...). A P appears in the display to represent the pause. A pause can also be programmed for entries in the phone book. Handsfree Mode Two methods are available to use the phone in Handsfree mode, namely direct dialling and switching during a call. Note: The current statusis indicated in the display: receiver operation or Handsfree mode. Note: The device transmits signals/calls very loud in Handsfree mode. It is essential to switch Handsfree mode off before holding the handset against your ear. This will prevent hearing damage. Direct dialling Dial the number and press the button twice to initiate dialling. Switching during a call While a call is in progress, press the button to switch to Handsfree mode. Ending handsfree mode If the handset is in Handsfree mode, press the button to end Handsfree mode. Key Lock On/Off The phone keypad can be locked against use. The key lock function is intended to prevent other functions being activated inadvertently. You can still use the button to take calls. Note: If you press a button when the key lock function is activated, an acoustic signal is issued. Press and hold the button for approx. 2 seconds to switch the key lock function on or off. The icon appears in the display when the key lock is activated. Putting a Call on Hold / Forwarding a Call If your phone is connected within a PABX system, you can put calls on hold to consult with people on other extensions or forward calls. 1. Press the button to put the call on hold. The line is put on hold. 2. Dial the number of the subscriber s extension you require (e.g. 22). 3. Press the button again to take the call back or Press the button to forward the call to the extension dialled. Note: The R function of the button is only available for use when the handset is in call mode. Note: The above information could vary according to the PABX system used. Please read the information provided in the manuals supplied with your PABX system. Page 13
Phone Book Phone Book The telephone can store up to 50 entries in the phone book with phone numbers and names. Store frequently used numbers in order to dial them quickly and easily. If the phone number has been transmitted with the call, the handset displays the name of the caller (if it is stored in the phone book). 1. Press the button. 2. Press the button. 3. Use the and buttons to navigate to the NEW ENTRY option. 4. Press the button. 5. Enter a name. 6. Press the button. 7. Enter the phone number. 8. Press the button. The entry is saved. Note: To delete characters or digits, press the button. To enter letters, press the relevant button the corresponding number of times, 1, 2, 3 or 4 times, according to its position on the button. E.g.: press the button 3 times to enter an L. Editing Entries 1. Press the button. 2. Use the and buttons to navigate to the required entry. Alternatively, enter the first letter of the name being searched for. 3. Press the button. 4. Use the and buttons to navigate to the EDIT ENTRY option. 5. Press the button. 6. Edit the name, if necessary. 7. Press the button. 8. Edit the phone number, if necessary. 9. Press the button. The edited entry is saved. Note: To delete characters or digits, press the button. To enter letters, press the relevant button the corresponding number of times, 1, 2, 3 or 4 times, according to its position on the button. E.g.: press the button 3 times to enter an L. Deleting Entries 1. Press the button. 2. Use the and buttons to navigate to the required entry. Alternatively, enter the first letter of the name being searched for. 3. Press the button. 4. Use the and buttons to navigate to the DELETE ENTRY option. Note: To delete all entries, select the DELETE ALL option. 5. Press the button. 6. Press the button to confirm the operation or the button to cancel it. Selecting Numbers from the Phone Book Refer to Section Telephoning. Page 14
Settings Settings Ringing Tone It is possible to select different ringing tone melodies for internal and external calls and to adjust the ringing tone volume. Selecting a ringing tone melody 1. Press the button. 2. Use the and buttons to navigate to the HANDSET menu. 3. Press the button. 4. Use the and buttons to navigate to the RING TONE option. 5. Press the button. 6. Use the and buttons to navigate to the EXTERNAL option. Note: In order to set the internal ringing tone, select the INTERNAL option at this point. 7. Press the button. 8. Use the and buttons to select a melody. 9. Press the button. Setting the ringing tone volume 1. Press the button. 2. Use the and buttons to navigate to the HANDSET menu. 3. Press the button. 4. Use the and buttons to navigate to the RING TONE option. 5. Press the button. 6. Use the and buttons to navigate to the VOLUME option. 7. Press the button. 8. Use the and buttons to select the volume. 9. Press the button. Note: To activate or deactivate the ringing tone, press and hold the button for 2 seconds when in Standby mode. Automatic Answering (Auto Talk) The automatic call answering feature (Auto Talk) ensures that incoming calls are taken immediately the handset is removed from the base station. This means that after removing the handset from the base station, there is no need to press the call button. 1. Press the button. 2. Use the and buttons to navigate to the HANDSET menu. 3. Press the button. 4. Use the and buttons to navigate to the AUTO TALK option. 5. Press the button. 6. Use the and buttons to navigate to the ON or OFF option. 7. Press the button. Page 15
Settings Entering/Editing Handset Names It is possible to assign a name to the handset. This name then always appears when the telephone is in Standby mode. 1. Press the button. 2. Use the and buttons to navigate to the HANDSET menu. 3. Press the button. 4. Use the and buttons to navigate to the HANDSET NAME option. 5. Press the button. 6. Enter the required name for the handset. 7. Press the button. Note: To delete characters or digits, press the button. To enter letters, press the relevant button the corresponding number of times, 1, 2, 3 or 4 times, according to its position on the button. Keypad Beep The keypad beep can be switched on or off. 1. Press the button. 2. Use the and buttons to navigate to the HANDSET menu. 3. Press the button. 4. Use the and buttons to navigate to the KEYPAD BEEP option. 5. Press the button. 6. Use the and buttons to navigate to the ON or OFF option. 7. Press the button. Selecting the Base Station If your handset is registered on several base stations, you can define which base station you want to use. 1. Press the button. 2. Use the and buttons to navigate to the HANDSET menu. 3. Press the button. 4. Use the and buttons to navigate to the SELECT BASE option. 5. Press the button. 6. Use the and buttons to navigate to the AUTO or MANUAL option. 7. Press the button. If you have selected MANUAL: 8. Use the and buttons to select a base station. 9. Press the button. Default Settings/Reset 1. Press the button. 2. Use the and buttons to navigate to the HANDSET menu. 3. Press the button. 4. Use the and buttons to navigate to the RESET option. 5. Press the button. 6. Press the button to confirm the operation or the button to cancel it. 7. Enter the 4 digit PIN. 8. Press the button. Note: The PIN is set at the factory to 0000. Page 16
Settings Language There are 5 different languages available for selection on each handset. Proceed as follows to select a language: 1. Press the button. 2. Use the and buttons to navigate to the HANDSET menu. 3. Press the button. 4. Use the and buttons to navigate to the LANGUAGE option. 5. Press the button. 6. Use the and buttons to select the language required. 7. Press the button. The language selected is set. Note: The following languages are available: ENGLISH / FRANCAIS / DEUTSCH / ITALIANO / ESPANOL. Base station ringing tone 1. Press the button. 2. Use the and buttons to navigate to the BASE menu. 3. Press the button. 4. Use the and buttons to navigate to the RING TONE option. 5. Press the button. 6. Use the and buttons to select a melody. 7. Press the button. Base station volume 1. Press the button. 2. Use the and buttons to navigate to the BASE menu. 3. Press the button. 4. Use the and buttons to navigate to the RING VOLUME option. 5. Press the button. 6. Use the and buttons to select the volume. 7. Press the button. Dialling Mode 1. Press the button. 2. Use the and buttons to navigate to the BASE menu. 3. Press the button. 4. Use the and buttons to navigate to the DIAL MODE option. 5. Press the button. 6. Use the and buttons to navigate to the TONE or PULSE option. 7. Press the button. Recall (Flash) Time 1. Press the button. 2. Use the and buttons to navigate to the BASE menu. 3. Press the button. 4. Use the and buttons to navigate to the RECALL option. 5. Press the button. 6. Use the and buttons to navigate to the SHORT or LONG option. SHORT = 100 ms LONG = 300 ms 7. Press the button. Page 17
Settings Changing the PIN 1. Press the button. 2. Use the and buttons to navigate to the BASE menu. 3. Press the button. 4. Use the and buttons to navigate to the SYSTEM PIN option. 5. Press the button. 6. Enter the current PIN. 7. Press the button. 8. Enter the new PIN. 9. Press the button. 10.Enter the new PIN again to confirm it. 11.Press the button. Note: The PIN is set at the factory to 0000. Registering a Handset Up to 5 handsets, including those from other manufacturers, can be operated from your base station. However, the handsets must comply with the GAP standard. To register handsets from other manufacturers, please proceed according to the instructions in their corresponding manual. It is possible that not all the functions will be available with these handsets. Note: GAP: Generic Access Profile = Standard for the interoperation of handsets and base stations from different manufacturers. 1. Disconnect the power adapter plug from the power socket. Wait 5 seconds. 2. Plug the power adapter plug back in the power socket. Note: The base station is then in Registration mode for 60 seconds. Continue with the handset. 3. Press the button. 4. Use the and buttons to navigate to the REGISTER menu. 5. Press the button. 6. Use the and buttons to select between BASE 1 BASE 4. 7. Press the button. 8. Enter the 4 digit PIN. 9. Press the button. Note: The PIN is set at the factory to 0000. Deregistering a Handset Note: The handset with which the deregistration process is performed cannot be deregistered itself. You can only deregister other handsets registered on the same base station. This ensures that a minimum of one handset is registered on the base station. 1. Press the button. 2. Use the and buttons to navigate to the DE REGISTER menu. 3. Press the button. 4. Enter the 4 digit PIN. 5. Press the button. 6. Use the digit keys to enter the number of the handset (e.g. ). 7. Press the button. Note: The PIN is set at the factory to 0000. Page 18
Quick Reference, Telephone Quick Reference Manual Operation Select language / HANDSET / / LANGUAGE / / Select language / Internal call / 1...5 External call / Dial number Dial number / Take call End call Redialling / Select entry / Dialling from the phone book / Select entry / Put on hold, PABX R / Dial number / R Forward call, PABX R / Dial number / Put on hold, handset / 1...5 / Forward call, handset / 1...5 / Conference facility / 1...5 / approx. 2 seconds Receiver volume during a call Enter dialling pause Save entries / / NEW ENTRY / / Enter name / / Enter number / View entries / Select entry Edit entry / Select entry / / EDIT ENTRY / / Enter name / / Enter number / Delete entry / Select entry / / DELETE ENTRY / / DELETE? / Delete entries / / DELETE ALL / / DELETE ALL? / Page 19
Quick Reference Manual Handsfree function Muting function Key lock 2x if necessary during a call approx. 2 seconds Clip entries View Call Delete Delete all Save in phone book / Select entry / Select entry / / Select entry / / DELETE ENTRY / / / DELETE ALL / / DELETE ALL? / / Select entry / / SAVE TO PB / / Enter name / / Edit number / Settings Change ringing tone melody / HANDSET / / RING TONE / / EXTERNAL or INTERNAL / / Select melody / Set ringing tone volume / HANDSET / / RING TONE / / VOLUME / / Select volume / Auto talk on/off / HANDSET / / AUTO TALK / / ONor OFF / Handset name / HANDSET / / HANDSET NAME / / Enter name / Key tone on/off / HANDSET / / KEYPAD BEEP / / ON or OFF / Select base / HANDSET / / SELECT BASE / / AUTO or MANUAL (BASE 1 BASE 4 / Default settings/reset / HANDSET / / RESET / / / Enter PIN / Set base ringing tone / BASE / / RING TONE / / Select melody / Set base volume / BASE / / RING VOLUME / / Select volume / Set dialling mode / BASE / / DIAL MODE / / TONE or PULSE / Note: The PIN is set at the factory to 0000. Page 20
Quick Reference Manual Set recall time / BASE / / RECALL / / SHORT or LONG / Change PIN / BASE / / SYSTEM PIN / / Enter current PIN / / Enter new PIN / / Enter new PIN again / Register handset Disconnect plug / Wait 5 seconds / Reconnect plug / / REGISTER / / BASE 1 BASE 4 / / Enter PIN / Deregister handset / DE REGISTER/ / Enter PIN / / Enter handset number / Select ringing melody approx. 2 seconds / Select melody / Set ringing volume / Select volume / Note: The PIN is set at the factory to 0000. Page 21
Guarantee / Technical Modifications Guarantee Dear Customer, We are very pleased that you have decided to buy this product. In case the equipment is defective, return it together with the purchase receipt and original packaging to the point of sale. Technical Modifications This operating instruction manual serves purely for information purposes. Its content is not part of any contract of sale. All the data relates to nominal values. The equipment and options described may differ from country to country according to national requirements. Page 22
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