GETTING TO KNOW YOUR TERMINAL
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6
3
5
2
1 The Green LED indicates :
· Incoming call: the LED flashes when the ringer
and the buzzer have both been deactivated.
· Leaving radio coverage zone: LED flashes
rapidly.
2 Display screen and associated icons
The display has 1 line of 8 icons and 2 lines of
16 characters each, provides information
about your call, and offers the features
accessible via the display keys.
and
Call icons
Incoming call
Call in progress
Call on hold
Battery icons
Battery discharged or
defective (flashing)
Battery half charged (steady) or
charging (flashing)
Battery fully charged (steady)
1
....
Smith Mark
....
Option icons
Lock / Unlock keypad Message
Call forwarding to active overflow number Ringer deactivated and
buzzer activated
Radio reception icons
Limit of coverage zone (flashing) or poor reception (steady)
Reception OK (steady)
3 access the "Dial By Name" feature.
access your personal directory.
4 Navigator - With a short press on this button you can move through the menus and pages of your
personal directory, or you can scroll through the various features available during a call.
The presence of these "hidden" features is indicated on the display by the symbol:
The Navigator can also be used as a feature key.
to erase a character during programming, text messaging, and Dial By Name, or
to transfer a call to another extension.
5 CALL AND END KEYS
pick up a call, confirm a menu selection or switch between callers (broker calls).
automatically redial the last number dialed.
NAME
NAME
short
press
long
press
short
C
press
TFR
C
long
press
TFR
short
CALL
R
E
D
I
CALL
R
E
D
press
L
A
long
press
L
A
I
hang up, divert a call to the overflow number, or return to the previous menu.
lock/unlock the keypad or quit the Menu and Message modes.
6 FUNCTION KEYS
activate/deactivate the buzzer (default: buzzer is deactivated).
access the menus.
adjust the basic features of your telephone.
access the various types of messages.
forward your calls to the overflow number.
switch the station on or off.
volume adjustment.
INSTALLING THE BATTERY PACK
When installing the battery pack, do not use excessive force, as this could damage the station.
short
Remove
the cover.
Connect the battery plug.
Note: face red wire
towards the right side of
the socket.
Position the two wires under
the battery and slide it into
its housing.
Replace the cover;
it should snap into
position.
END
L
O
C
END
L
O
C
press
K
long
press
K
VIB
long
TUV
8
MENU
0
PREF
FWD
FWD
ON/OFF
FLASH
VOL
press
long
press
long
press
short
ress
long
press
long
press
long
press