Aastra Telecom CM-16 User Manual
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Table of Contents
SAFETY INFORMATION ...............................................................................................2
Handset and Base Station ..............................................................................................2
Batteries.................................................................................................................................2
INSTALLATION ..............................................................................................................4
Base Station .................................................................................................................... 4, 5
Charging Cradle .................................................................................................................5
Battery Charging ...............................................................................................................6
Belt Clip..................................................................................................................................6
Using a Headset with your Telephone........................................................................6
Battery Status Icons ....................................................................................................6
CM-16 HANDSET KEY FUNCTIONS .......................................................................7, 8
Screen Display .............................................................................................................9
Screen Icons .................................................................................................................9
Screen Prompts .........................................................................................................10
Making and Answering Calls ..................................................................................11
Redial .......................................................................................................................... 11
Hold function .............................................................................................................12
Mute Key .....................................................................................................................12
Ringer/Alerter tones .................................................................................................12
Volume Control ..........................................................................................................12
To adjust the receiver volume .................................................................................... 13
To adjust the ringer volume ........................................................................................13
Status Light ................................................................................................................13
Feature Key List ........................................................................................................ 13
OPTIONS .....................................................................................................................14
Language ....................................................................................................................14
Key Label .....................................................................................................................15
To edit key label text ..................................................................................................... 15
To delete a single key label ......................................................................................... 15
To delete all feature label text ................................................................................... 15
Ring Tone ...................................................................................................................16
Custom Name ............................................................................................................16
Call Timer ................................................................................................................... 16
Vibrate .........................................................................................................................17
Handset Pairing .........................................................................................................17
Key Lock ......................................................................................................................17
Backlight .....................................................................................................................18
Silent Alert.................................................................................................................. 18
Directory .....................................................................................................................19
Adding a name and number to the Directory ..................................................... 19
Entering Letters and Characters ...............................................................................19
Finding entries in the Directory ................................................................................ 20
Dialing from the Directory .......................................................................................... 20
Changing entries in the Directory ............................................................................ 20
Deleting an entry in the Directory ...........................................................................21
Limited Warranty .......................................................................................................22
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SAFETY INFORMATION
Prior to installing and using the telephone, please read the following
important safety information.
HANDSET AND BASE STATION
Do not:
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Rely only on this telephone as your only means of communication in
the event of an emergency. As this handset uses radio signals, a connection
to the telephone network cannot be guaranteed in all circumstances.
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Use this handset near medical equipment such as pacemakers.
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Place the handset in areas subject to explosive hazards, flammable
liquids or gases.
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Set up and use the handset close to devices that emit electromagnetic
fields (i.e. electric motors, household appliances, fluorescent lamps,
computers, radios, televisions, VCR’s, DVD’s etc.) Operation of the handset
could be adversely affected if exposed to such fields and, at minimum,
subject to interference and poorer quality voice communication.
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Locate the handset and base station near water, moisture, damp
areas, heat sources, direct sunlight, areas with excessive dust, vibration
or temperature extremes.
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Clean the handset using any chemical or commercial cleaner. Use only an
anti-static or soft moistened cloth to clean the handset. Disconnect the
charger stand prior to cleaning.
BATTERIES
Please observe the following guidelines when dealing with the batteries:
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Never tamper with or dismantle the battery pack
Avoid touching the battery contacts
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If necessary, clean the contacts with a damp cloth
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Protect the battery contacts from contact with any metal objects
Never immerse batteries in water or throw them into a fire
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When setting up the phone:
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Use only the rechargeable batteries supplied with this product
Follow the battery installation instructions included with this guide
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Note: That it takes two to three charging cycles for the batteries to reach
their fully charged state.
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Charge the batteries using only the charger stand supplied with
this product
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In operation:
It is normal for the batteries to become warm when charging.
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Discharge the batteries from time to time to prolong their service life.
To do this, do not place the phone back into the charger stand until the
batteries are completely or almost completely discharged. The battery
icon on the display will indicate when the batteries are low and an alert
tone is sounded every three minutes.
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Only use batteries and charging units approved by the manufacturer.
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If you do not intend to use the phone for an extended period, the batteries
should be removed from the handset.
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Store batteries at room temperature. Above average temperatures tend
to reduce the service life of batteries.
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Do not throw away or incinerate used batteries. Take them to an
appropriate collection point for recycling or send them back to your
supplier or distributor.
The batteries included with the CM-16 are designed to provide up to four
hours talk time and eighty hours standby time. Actual battery performance
can be affected by a wide variety of environmental and user factors.
REGULATORY INFORMATION
This class B device complies with Part 15 of the FCC rules and ICES-003
Class B Canadian EMI requirements. Operation is subject to the following two
conditions: (1) This device may not cause harmful interference and (2) This
device must accept interference received, including interference that may cause
undesired operation.
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INSTALLATION
The CM-16 consists of a base station, wireless handset and a charging base stand.
The following diagram provides an overview of the installation of the product
using the power supply provided.
Your System Administrator should be aware of the Meridian settings required to
make this telephone operational within your business environment.
Base Station
CM-16 Handset
Meridian
Charging Cradle
Base Station
The base station can be placed on a flat surface or be wall mounted.
For optimum range performance, wall mounting is recommended.
Location of the base station can have significant impact on performance.
It is recommended that the base station be located:
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Away from metal objects such as filing cabinets, metal blinds or other
metal support structures
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Away from other electronic devices such as CRT’s, desktop computers and
other cordless products
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As high as possible with the antennas pointing up in a vertical position.
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Base Station (continued)
To wall mount the base station:
Locate the wall mounting strip located on the back side of the base station
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Slide the strip out from the base station (Fig A)
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Turn the strip around and secure firmly to the wall using the screws
supplied (Fig B)
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Plug the line cord into the jack on the unit
Slide the base station over the strip until it clicks into place (Fig C)
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Figure A
Figure B
Figure C
Charging Cradle
The charging cradle is designed to be placed on a desk or any similar flat
surface in the vicinity of the base station. To set up the charging cradle:
1. Plug the appropriate power adapter plug into the bottom of the
charging cradle.
2. Plug the other end of the power adapter into an AC outlet. It is
recommended that the adapter should not be plugged in to an electrical
power bar and should be the only item plugged in to the AC outlet.
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Battery Charging
The handset is powered by a nickel metal hydride battery pack. To install and
charge the battery
1. Slide the cover off of the battery compartment.
2. Place the battery pack in the compartment with the connector wires
pointing towards the bottom of the handset.
3. Connect the battery terminal wire to the charging pins located
in the compartment
4. Slide the cover of the battery compartment back onto the handset
5. Place the handset, face up, in the charging cradle. The handset should
easily slide into the charging cradle. If it does not, check the battery
compartment cover to ensure it is in the proper position.
To confirm that the battery is charging, check the battery icon symbol on the
handset display to see if the lines inside the icon are flashing left to right.
Note: The battery must be charged for a minimum of six hours prior to initial usage
of the phone.
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Belt Clip
To install the belt clip, snap one arm of the clip into the slot on the side of
the handset and then slide the other arm into the slot on the other side of the
handset until it snaps into place.
Using a Headset with your Telephone
The CM-16 accepts headsets through the jack on the bottom of the
handset. Contact your telephone equipment retailer or distributor
to purchase a compatible headset. Customers should read and observe
all safety recommendations contained in headset operating guides
when using any headset.
BATTERY STATUS ICONS
The display provides “at a glance” information on the handset battery
The bars indicate the battery charge level — 4 for full,
needs recharging when only 1 bar appears.
The bars will flash when the battery is being
recharged on the charger stand
Note: The handset is designed to recharge the batteries automatically, when required
and placed on the charger stand. The battery icon will not flash and the handset
does not charge every time it is placed on the stand. If a defective battery is replaced,
then the battery Icon is not identified until the new battery is charged for
at least 2 minutes.
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M-16 HANDSET KEY FUNCTIONS
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CM-16 HANDSET KEY FUNCTIONS
Function # Function Description
1 Receiver
2 Volume key
During Ringing: Adjusts ringer volume
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During a call: Adjusts receiver volume
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During text mode (not in a call):
Moves cursor right/left
3 Display
4 Features FF
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5 Softkeys
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6 Call key OO
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7 Mute XX
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8 Headset jack
9 Status Light
10 Release II
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11 Menu MM
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12 Redial rr
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13 Charging jack
14 Charging contacts
15 Microphone
FF
Key List
Access key to the M1 Feature key list
Scrolls up when in the various lists
Add a space during editing
Activates feature or option shown on
the display above the keys
OO
Used to obtain dial tone
Also used as a Hold key
XX
key
When used, prevents the caller from hearing you
II
key
To end calls and go on hook
Exits Menu and the various lists.
MM
key
Access key to the different Options
Scrolls down when in the various lists.
Used as Backspace during editing
rr
key
Displays the last 10 numbers dialed
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