AME-Link ADP5000 Dual User's Manual

Introduction

Congratulations on buying this cordless phone. Your new DECT (Digital Enhanced Cordless Telephone) is designed with advanced features. Similarly to GSM, this technology allows you to get the benefits of the digital wireless communication systems, which are better protected against interferences, tapping and intrusions. Moreover, there are a lot of features you will enjoy, the most important ones are:

Ease of use - the large LCD display and the "cellular feeling" software commands make the equipment user friendly, even by non expert people.

Color LCD display - customizable with wallpapers and backgrounds.

Alphanumeric phonebook - allows you to call your frequently used numbers (up to 200). It saves your time and money, because you can quickly call them and reduce the risk of wrong dialing.

SIM card reading - you can copy the phonebook from your mobile phone into the phonebook of your cordless phone. This let you save time and reduce dialing mistakes by using the same phonebook of your mobile phone.

Handsfree operation - the speakerphone of your handset allows you to enjoy the handsfree conversations. Just put the handset on your desk and talk in total freedom. Moreover, for operation in very noisy environments, you can also use the external earphone/microphone.

10 polyphonic rings tones with sleep mode - the ring volume automatically switches to the minimum volume in order not to disturb you in night time. Very convenient if your phone is located near a bedroom.

Caller Display - to see who is calling and keep track of unanswered calls

SMS capability - you can send and receive SMS messages just as a GSM phone.

"Organizer" functions - your phone reminds you the most important schedules (up to 10), ringing at a specific time and showing you memo alphanumeric messages. Moreover it can be used as a convenient daily/monthly/yearly alarm, as a calculator and world clock.

Personal cordless network - you can create your personal cordless phone network by connecting up to 4 (optional) handsets to your base. Moreover, every handset can access up to 4 (optional) base units in order to extend the total wireless coverage.

...and many others!

Note: The manufacturer is committed to continuous quality improve, for this reason

specifications and features may vary without prior notice.

Services such as Caller Display and SMS are available only if provided by your local

telephone network

Conventions and Symbols

For a better and quick reference, the following conventions and symbols have been used:

This symbol marks a 'caution'. Cautions are special notices which you should read

and follow carefully to avoid possible damage to your equipment and to avoid potential danger to yourself or other people.

A note appears in this manual like this. A note provides additional information to

supplement the main text which may help you to use and understand the product.

Key names will be highlighted in .

Important sentences and words are highlighted with .

bold

underline

About this manual

Every effort has been made to ensure that the information in this document is complete, accurate, and up-to-date. The manufacturer assumes no responsibility for the results of errors beyond its control. The manufacturer of this equipment also cannot guarantee that changes in the equipment made by non authorized people will not affect the applicability of the information in it.

While all reasonable efforts have been made to make this document as accurate and helpful as possible, we make no warranty of any kind, expressed or implied, as to the accuracy or completeness of the information contained herein. For any doubts or help please contact your local dealer.

This user's guide is subject to change without notification. This booklet is referred to the current software version.

Warning notes

Your DECT cordless telephone has been carefully designed to give you years of safe,

reliable performance. As with all electrical equipment, however, there are a few basic precautions you should take to avoid hurting yourself or damaging the unit:

Read the instructions in this handbook carefully. Be sure to save it for future reference

Read and follow all warning and instruction labels on the equipment itself

Be sure to use only the supplied AC adapter and that your power source matches the rating listed for it. If you are not sure, check with your dealer or with your local power company Avoid strong shocks. Don't use the AC adapter if it received a strong shock, has

fallen down or it appears damaged; immediately contact an authorized service center. Grasp your handset firmly. Otherwise it may fall and be damaged.

Do not operate near unshielded electrical blasting caps or in an explosive

atmosphere Do not use the phone near water, or spill liquid of any kind on it. If you think that

some liquid is penetrated into the phone, immediately unplug it, dry it by a soft and clean cloth and contact your dealer. Respect the environment conditions. All the parts of this equipment are designed

for indoor use only. Never expose them to extremely hot or cold temperature (as specified in the Chapter 13). Don't expose the cordless telephone to excessive vibrations as well as dusty or rainy places. Never try to disassemble or service the equipment by yourself (aside from the

routine maintenance described in this handbook). It will immediately void the warranty and you may cause damage requiring extensive repair work. Always contact your local dealer for assistance Handle the batteries properly. Particularly, strictly follow the directions stated in the

paragraph 3.13 Never use the phone with non suitable batteries and charge them only with the

supplied base. The use of any non genuine parts can create hazards, electric shocks and other risks. Moreover it will void the warranty. In case of problems, please refer to this user's manual or contact your dealer and/or

the nearest official service center. Every service operation not provided by official service centers will void the warranty. Use always good sense! Don't go on with any operations if you are not sure what

you are really doing. In case of doubts please contact your dealer. This equipment is not able to make calls (including emergency ones) when the

mains power fails, when the handset batteries need to be charged (or are faulty), when the keypad is locked and when the handset is working in walkie-talkie mode. This product must not be used near emergency medical equipment or by people

with medical equipment fitted (e.g. pacemakers). Moreover, the radio signals between the handset and the base may interfere with hearing aids causing strong noise.

This phone, as well as all the other wireless DECT phones, ensures its proper operation even in motion, provided that the user won't exceed the speed of 40 Km/h.

Contents

Introduction Conventions and Symbols About this manual Warning notes

Before Using

1.1 Package Contents

1.2 Part Names and their functions

1.3 Key functions

Setting up

2.1 Installing the base

2.2 Installing the batteries

2.3 Charging the handset batteries

2.4 Turning Handset On/Off

2.5 Handset display

2.6 Choosing the Dial Mode

2.7 Setting Date & Time

Basic Functions

3.1 Standby Mode

3.2 Making a Call

3.3 Receiving a Call

3.4 Putting a Call on Hold

3.5 Adjusting Voice Volume

3.6 Muting a Call

3.7 Using Speakerphone

3.8 Redialing Last Dialed Numbers

3.9 Flash signal

3.10 Temporary Tone Dial Switchover

3.11 Selecting Ring Type

3.12 Adjusting Ringer Level

3.13 Battery checking and handling

3.14 Out of Range Indication

3.15 Locking keypad Handset

3.16 Paging

3.17 Intercom

3.18 Call transfer between handsets

Call Lists

4.1 Redialing the Last Dialed Numbers

4.2 Received Calls

4.3 Phonebook

Using Menus

5.1 Accessing Menu Mode

5.2 List of Menu Functions

3 4 6

7 8 8

9 10 12 12

14 14 15 15 16 16 16 16 17 17 17 18 19 20

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SMS - Short Message Service

6.1 Setting Service Center Number

6.2 Setting Terminal Number (Sub Address)

6.3 Setting the password

6.4 Writing and Sending a New Message

6.5 Viewing Received Messages

6.6 Using Outbox and Draft

6.7 Deleting All Messages

Sound

7.1 Setting Key Beep

7.2 Enabling/Disabling Charging beep

Setting

8.1 Setting a Handset name

8.2 Selecting a Language

8.3 Setting Display

8.4 Call by Call

8.5 Setting Date & Time

8.6 Setting theAreaCode

8.7 Changing Flash Time

8.8 Setting the Dial Mode

8.9 Barring Outgoing Calls

8.10 Setting Access Code

Advanced

9.1 Changing Handset and Base PIN

9.2 Resetting the Handset or the Base

9.3 Base Selection

9.4 Registering a New Handset

9.5 Deactivating a Handset

10.

Extra

10.1 Calendar

10.2 Alarm

10.3 World clock

10.4 Setting Sleep Mode

10.5 Calculator

10.6 Walkie talkie

10.7 LDS Setting

11.

Maintenance

11.1 Cleaning

12.

Troubleshooting

13.

Technical specifications

14.

Warranty IC Information

15.

Alpha Index

16.

34 34 35 36 37 38 39

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42 42 42 44 45

46 46 47 47

48 48 49 49

52 53 53 54

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1. Before Using

1.1 Package Contents

Once you have unpacked your phone, make sure that all the parts shown below are available. If any pieces are missing or broken, please promptly call your dealer.

2 PCS Handsets

2 PCS AC adapters

Base

4 x AAA NiMH

rechargeable batteries

Charger

Line Cord

2 PCS User's Manual

(English and French)

The shape of the plugs can vary according to each country's specification

Standard accessories can slightly change according to each country's specification

2 PCS Quick Guide

(English and French)

Warranty card

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1.2 Part Names and their functions

1.2.a Handset front

[1] Earpiece

in the built-in earpiece located in this point

[2] Display

guides you through the various functions. For further details please see chapter 2.5

[3] Keypad

various functions, dial the numbers etc. For further details please see the chapter 1.3

[4] Microphone

by the microphone located in this place

1.2.b Handset rear

- your party's voice is heard

- shows the information and

- allows you to control the

- your voice is detected

[5] Hand strap hole

- allows to fix a carrying hand strap (not included)

[6] Ear-microphone jack

- allows you to connect the optional earphone/

microphone

[7] Charging contacts

- your batteries are charged by the base using these

contacts

[8] Battery compartment cover

- allows you to access the battery

compartment

[9] Loudspeaker - when handsfree operation is activated, your party's voice

is heard in the built-in loudspeaker located in this point

Sound quality through external earphone depends on the earphone manufacturer.

1.2.c Base and Charger front

[10] Charging LED

will indicate the charging of the internal batteries of the handset

[11] Charging slot

into this slot to automatically start the battery charging. Inside the slot there are two charging contacts which match with the handset 's ones

[12] Antenna (only on the base)

allows to maximize the wireless coverage

- this green LED

- insert the handset

1.2.d Base and Charger bottom

Charger

Base

Charger

[13] Routing grooves

[14] Paging key

[15] Phone line socket

in par. 2.1.b

[16]

AC power socket

explained in paragraph 2.1.b

[17]

SIM card cover

[18]

SIM card latch

- protects the SIM card reader

- allows to open the SIM card cover (see par. 4.3.g)

Base

- allow to route the connection cables

- pages the handset

- to be connected to the phone line as explained

- to be connected to the supplied AC adaptor as

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1.3 Key functions

These are the basic functions of each key.

[19] Soft keys

- perform the functions indicated by the text immediately over

them (on the bottom line of the display) which changes time by time

[20] Navigation keys

down up

or In Standby mode, they scroll through the phonebook entries. In menu mode, scroll through the menu options. During a call, adjust the volume. When editing text, move the cursor up and down.

left INT right

or In Standby mode, the right navigation key allows you to access the Call by Call function (see par. 8.4) and the left navigation key activates

INT

the intercom communication (see par. 3.17). When editing text, they move the cursor to the left or right.

- if held pressed, turns the phone on or off. In menu mode, briefly press

[21]

it to cancel your input and return to standby mode. During a call, briefly press it to end the call.

[22] Dial keypad

[23]

- makes telephone calls and answers them. If pressed during a call,

- Enters numbers, letters and some special characters

activates the speaker phone for handsfree operation

[24] SMS - Allows you to quickly access the SMS menu

2. Setting up

2.1 Installing the base

2.1.a Where installing the base

Install the base in a dust-free location where the relative humidity and temperature should be inside normal value for any electric appliances. Moreover, the base should be away from direct sunlight and at least 1 meter from other electronic devices which can create strong interferences (e.g. PC, air conditioning systems, TV etc.). Finally, make sure that both power and telephone outlets are available nearby and put the base as high as possible in order to ensure the best radio signal.

Do not put anything on the power and telephone cables and don't place the base

where the cables be walked on. If the cables become damaged or frayed, contact the service center immediately.

Place the base on a firm, solid surface. If you put it on something unsteady, it

may fall and be damaged. Should you place the base on valuable furniture, place a proper protection under the base.

The base is designed for indoor use only

2.1.b Connections

1. Connect one end of the telephone line cord to the phone line socket on the bottom of the base and the other end to a standard phone wall outlet.

To the phone wall outlet

To the standard AC wall outlet

Base

To the standard AC wall outlet

Charger

2. Connect the modular ends of the two AC power adapters to the power socket on the bottom of the base and the charger, then plug the AC adapters into a standard AC wall outlet.

3. Route the cords through the routing grooves as shown.

Wrong connections can seriously damage the base.

Use only the genuine AC adapter provided with the base

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2.2 Installing the batteries

Two rechargeable AAA NiMH batteries come with your phone. Install the batteries before using your phone.

1 3 4

1. Slide the battery cover in the direction of the arrow, and remove it.

2. In case of battery replacing only, remove the old batteries

3. Insert the two batteries in the compartment taking care to the right polarity ( and as stated in the battery compartment)

4. To replace the battery cover, slide the cover up until it snaps in place

A wrong polarity of the AAA batteries can damage the phone

! !

Handle the batteries properly. Strictly follow the directions stated in par. 3.13

If the phone was previously used, please check the batteries efficiency and replace them, if necessary.

2.3 Charging the handset batteries

Before initial operation, you should fully charge the handset's batteries for 15 hours or more.

To charge the batteries, simply place the handset into base slot as showed: you will hear a confirmation beep (charging beep).

During the charge the green LED on the base will turn on. At the same time, the handset will show the bars inside the battery icon "moving" (shown alternately). When the charging is complete (battery fully charged), the bars will be permanently shown.

LED turns on during the charge

The first time you charge the batteries, don't remove the handset before 15 hours, otherwise the batteries duty could be temporarily reduced. After the first charge, you can charge the batteries for less time according to the energy left.

When possible, charge the batteries when you have fully discharged it (no bars in the

battery icon): this will help them lasting as long as possible. For further references please see the par. 3.13.

The supplied batteries are new, therefore they allow the full duty only after few complete charging/discharging cycles.

Battery duration will depend on the usage of the handset. In order to increase the

duration don't forget to set the Power Save mode to on (see paragraph 8.3).

If you like, you can disable or change the charging beep. Please see par. 7.2.

Handle the batteries properly. Strictly follow the directions stated in par. 3.13

2.4 Turning Handset On/Off

When you place the handset on the charger, it automatically turns on.

To turn the handset on the display on. Symbols of display are stated in next paragraph.

To turn the handset off Good bye appears. Then the display turns off.

Nothing will appear on the display when the battery power is very low. You should fully charge the handset before using it.

The first time the phone turns on, the display shows the handset and the base number, e.g. and . You can choose to assign a name to the handset, to change the language and to set the date, time and other parameters. For further details please see paragraph 8.1, 8.2, 8.3 and 8.5.

If you purchased an optional handset and didn't register the handset,

UNREGISTERED

see par. 9.4.

(when it's off), keep the key pressed until you switch

, keep the key pressed until the message

HS(1) BS(1)

is displayed when the phone turns on. To register the handset,

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2.5 Handset display

The display comprises the following three areas:

Icons area. For details see par. 2.5.a.

Text and graphic area. It displays in use information such as the other party's number, call duration, menus, etc. In Standby mode, it displays the base number, the handset number, and the current time.

Indicates, time by time, the functions of the two soft keys

2.5.a Meaning of the main icons

Signal strength icon

Is displayed at all times when your phone is on, and shows the current signal strength. The greater the number of bars, the stronger the signal. When blinking, it indicates that no signal is received from the base (see par. 3.14).

Battery status icon

Is displayed at all times when your phone is on, and shows the level of your battery power. The more bars you see, the more power you have left (see par.

3.13).

Line icon

When blinking, indicates an incoming call. When steady indicates that the line is engaged (see par. 3.2 and 3.3).

Speakerphone icon

Indicates that the handsfree function is enabled and you will hear your party's voice through the loudspeaker on the back of the phone (see par. 3.7).

Voice volume icon

Indicates the current voice volume level. The more waves (curved lines), the louder the volume (see par. 3.5).

Mute icon

Indicates that the microphone is temporarily muted during a conversation. In this condition you can still hear the party, but he/she can't hear you (see par. 3.6).

SMS icon

This icon indicates that you have one or more new messages (see par. 6.5).

VMWI icon

This icon (Voice Message Warning Indicator) indicates that you have one or more new messages in your voice mailbox (supplied by your network).

This service is network dependent, so please contact your network provider for further information.

Alarm icon

This icon appears when you set an alarm to ring at a specified time (see par.

10.2).

Keypad lock

This icon appears when lock the keypad (see par. 3.15)

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2.6 Choosing the Dial Mode

In order to provide compatibility with other telephone systems, your phone can be set to either pulse dialing (rotary), or tone dialing (DTMF). Your phone is preset to the tone dialing, anyway if you are not sure which dialing requires your telephone network please contact your local service provider. To change the dialing mode:

1. Press the soft key to display the main menu items.

2. Press the navigation keys to choose , and press the

SELECT

3. Press repeatedly the keys to choose , and press the soft key. The display asks you to enter the (identification code).

4. Enter the base PIN (preset at the factory to ) and press the soft key. The current setting appears with the check symbol at the right end.

5. Press the keys to choose or , then press the

SELECT

6. Press the key to return to Standby mode (waiting for incoming calls).

You can change the base PIN. For details, see par. 9.1.

3.Setting

soft key.

8.Dial Mode

SELECT Base PIN

0000 SELECT

TONE PULSE

soft key to save the selection.

2.7 Setting Date & Time

If you like to fully get benefit from the functions of your cordless phone, you should enter the current date and time.

To change the date and time any time in Standby mode:

1. Press the soft key to display the main menu items.

2. Press the navigation keys to choose , and press the

SELECT

3. Press repeatedly the keys to choose , then press

the soft key. The display asks you to enter the Base PIN (identification code).

4. Enter the base PIN (preset at the factory to ) and press the

soft key. The current settings are displayed: the date on the upper line in the Day/Month/Year format and the time in the Hours:Minutes one in the lower line.

5. Enter the current date and time using the number keypad (6 digits for the

date and 4 ones for the time as below explained in the notes).

6. Press the soft key to save the setting.

7. Press the key to return to Standby mode (waiting for incoming calls).

3.Setting

soft key.

5.Date & Time

SELECT

0000 SELECT

SELECT

To enter the date, type the six digits which represent the day, month and year. e.g. for

15th June 2005 enter . You can enter the year from 2000 to 2050. Enter the time in a 24-hour format. e.g. for 10:15PM enter .

If you want to correct a digit in the middle while setting the date and time, use the

or key to move the cursor to the wrong number, then enter a correct one.

If the electric supply is disconnected from the base (e.g. a black out or a disconnection

of the AC adaptor's cable) the handset is switched off, the system time resets and need to be set again.

150605

and

2215

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3. Basic Functions

3.1 Standby Mode

Standby is the initial screen that appears every time you turn on the handset. When your phone is in Standby mode, you are ready to receive phone calls and you will see the handset and base number or the handset name (if you have one saved as per the par. 8.1) and the current date and time:

When your phone is in Standby mode, you can use the phone to make or receive calls, or to use menu functions.

You can access the main menu in Standby mode by pressing the soft key. The list of the main menu items is stated in the par.

5.2. You can also access the calls list by pressing the soft key as stated in Chapter 4.

3.2 Making a call

You can dial numbers up to 24 digits which are shown in the display. If the number is longer than 16 digits, the display automatically switches a smaller font in order to accommodate the whole number. You can make your calls in two ways.

3.2.a Traditional mode

1. Pick up the handset and press the key to

2. Dial a telephone number. The display shows the

3. To end the call, either press the key or replace

engage the line. You hear a dial tone, appears on the top of the display and the icon

appears in the icon area.

number as you have entered it. When you hear your called party, speak with a normal voice level.

the handset on the base/charger.

Call to

LIST

FLASH

Call to

MUTE

You can store up to 200 telephone numbers in memory for automatic dialing. Refer to

par.4.3.

You can quickly call the last numbers you have dialed. Refer to par. 3.8.

If you notice that the number you entered hasn't been really called (you still hear the

dial tone as you have never dialed the number), try to change the dial mode. Refer to par. 2.6

3.2.b High featured mode

This procedure is more convenient and reliable, because you can check the number you have entered and eventually make corrections before dialing:

1. Enter a telephone number. Check the number on the display.

2. If you have made mistakes (i.e. the number you dialed is not the one you wanted to call) modify it as described in the below stated notes.

3. When the number correctly appears, press the key to dial it.

If you make a mistake while entering a number, press the soft key to clear the last digit and correct the number. You can also keep it pressed for more than one second in order to clear all digits you have entered and return to Standby mode.

The soft key allows you to save the number you have dialed or insert dialing

EDIT

pauses. See par. 4.3.b and 4.3.d respectively

CLEAR

3.3 Receiving a Call

When a call is received, the phone rings and the icon blinks on the display. If the incoming call can be identified (i.e. caller's information is transmitted from the network on which the call was made and the caller doesn't hide it) you will also see the caller's number in the display. If the caller's number was previously entered in the phonebook, you will see his/her name instead of his/her number. When the phone is ringing you can:

Answer the call shows the elapsed time.

Mute the ringer without answering the call

To end the call, either press the key or replace the handset on the base/charger.

If the handset is on the base, simply pick it up to answer the phone. You do not need to

press any keys.

The caller's identification can work only if your telephone network supports the service as well as the caller's one. However the caller can still hide his/her number.

When you miss an incoming call, the pop up message will appears on the LCD followed by the number of missed calls ( etc.). This

automatically disappears as soon as you press a key.

, by pressing any key. During the conversation, the display

, by pressing the right soft key .

Missed Call

01, 02

MUTE

message

3.4 Putting a Call on Hold

While you are on the phone, you can put the call on hold.

To put the call on hold display shows ON Hold and your party doesn't hear your voice.

To reactivate the held call disappears from the display and you can go on talking.

press the left navigation key during a call. The

, press the left navigation key again.

INT

INT ON Hold

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3.5 Adjusting Voice Volume

During a conversation, the or navigation key adjusts the level of the earpiece volume (or the handsfree speakerphone one, if activated). You can adjust the volume in three levels which are showed by the bars of the icon . The more bars you see, the louder the volume.

3.6 Muting a Call

During a conversation, you can temporarily mute the microphone so that the party on the other end of the line cannot hear you. During this period you can still hear the him/her. This mode allows you to have a conversation with someone near you and avoid that the party at the phone is hearing what you are saying.

To mute your microphone the icon will appear on the display.

To unmute the microphone disappear and you will restore the normal condition.

, just press the soft key during the conversation:

, just press again the soft key: the icon will

MUTE

3.7 Using Speakerphone

During a call, you may turn on the speakerphone built in the handset. In this mode you can simply put your handset on a surface (e.g. a desk) and enjoy the comfort of the handsfree conversation.

To turn the speakerphone on icon appears on the display.

, press the key during a call (line engaged). The

To turn the speakerphone off the key. The icon will disappear.

, and keep on talking in normal mode, press again

! Before putting the handset near your ears, be sure to have turned the

speakerphone off.

The speakerphone can be used up to a certain distance (depending on various conditions). Be sure that your party can clearly hear you as you are hearing him/her.

To adjust the speakerphone volume, see the par. 3.5.

3. 8 Redialing Last Dialed Numders

Your phone allows you to retrieve the last 20 numbers you have dialed and recall them quickly. To view and dial the numbers please make reference to chapt. 4.1.

3.9 Flash signal

When the line is engaged, the soft key sends the Flash signal. This key is used in conjunction with special services (e.g. call waiting, conference etc.) which can be available in your phone network. For further details please contact your network telephone company. Moreover, if you are connected to an extension of a switchboard (PABX), you can use the soft key to locally transfer a call to another extension.

To transfer a call, or use the said special services, just press the soft key while the line is engaged: the display will show .

If the soft key does not work properly, you need to change the Flash time. See

FLASH

par. 8.6

Call waiting and other services can be available with additional charges. For further details please contact your local telephone company.

FLASH

3.10 Temporary Tone Dial Switchover

If you are using the pulse dialing because your telephone line doesn't support tone dialing (please see Par. 2.6), you might not be able to access certain external services (e.g. automatic call centers, voice mailboxes, interactive telephone systems etc.), because they need the tone dialing. You can avoid this limitation and access them anyway doing this:

1. Call the number of the service you need to access as you do normally.

2. As soon as you reached the service, press and hold the key until is displayed: your phone is temporarily switched to the tone dial mode, so you can use the service.

3. When you hang up, the phone automatically returns to the pulse mode.

3.11 Selecting Ring Type

You can select your own ringing sound. 10 ring types are available.

1. Press the soft key to display the main menu items.

2. Press the navigation keys to choose , then press the

SELECT

3. Press repeatedly the keys to choose , then press the soft key.

4. Press repeatedly the keys to choose the ring tone you like. Each time you press the navigation keys, the handset sounds with the selected ring.

5. Press the soft key to save the setting.

6. Press the key to return to Standby mode.

2.Sound

soft key.

2.Ring Type

SELECT

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3.12 Adjusting Ringer Level

You can adjust the ringer volume of your handset in three levels: Level 1 to 3, the higher the number, the louder the volume. You can also select to turn

OFF

the ringer off.

1. Press the soft key to display the main menu items.

2. Press the navigation keys to choose , then press the

SELECT

3. Press repeatedly the keys to choose , then press the soft key. The current ring volume level is indicated with the

2.Sound

soft key.

3.Ring Level

SELECT

check symbol on the right.

4. Press repeatedly the keys to choose the volume level you want. Each time you press the navigation keys, the handset sounds with the selected loudness.

5. Press the soft key to save the setting.

SELECT

6. Press the key to return to Standby mode.

Setting turns the ringer off. When a call comes in, only the incoming call message and

OFF

icon appear on the display with the blinking icon.

3.13 Battery checking and handling

3.13.a Battery Level Indicator

The icon displays continuously at the top right corner. It shows the level of your battery power: the more bars you see, the more power you have left.

When the batteries are low, all the bars disappear, you hear a warning tone and the icon becomes red and starts blinking. When the batteries are too low for the phone to operate, the handset automatically turns off with warning beeps. In this case, place the handset on the charger to charge the handset batteries for 12 hours ad described in par.

2.3. During the charge, the bars inside the battery icon will "move" (shown alternatively). At the end of the charging process (battery fully charged) all the bars will be steadily shown inside the icon.

When the batteries are new, they don't provide 100% of their efficiency; it means that they might be discharged earlier. To reach the full battery duty, you have to "run-in" the batteries with at least 3-4 deep charging/discharging cycles, after that they will reach their maximum capacity.

3.13.b Restoring the battery duty

When possible, to keep the maximum battery duty, charge the batteries only when they are completely discharged, (i.e. when the battery icon has no bars inside or, at least, no more than one bar) and don't remove the handset from the base before the necessary time to provide a full charge. If with the time the batteries don't allow the full duty, try to fully discharge them (by normally using the phone) till making the handset automatically switched off as over stated, then leave the handset in the base for 15 hours before removing it. Repeat this deep charging/discharging cycle for at least 3 times. If the battery duty still doesn't increase, replace the batteries.

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3.13.c Warnings for batteries and chargers

Don't connect together (short circuit) the battery terminals: this may cause fire, burns or explosions.

Never dispose batteries into fire. They may explode causing fire, burns or

explosions. Strictly follow any disposal regulation of your Country.

Use only genuine batteries and charge them with the base only. The use of non

genuine accessories may cause burns, fire or explosions; making serious damages to the unit/batteries or serious injuries to people.

Don't expose batteries directly to temperatures below -20 or greater than 35

during their use and don't charge them outside the range of +5 to +55

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3.14 Out of Range Indication

The bars at the right of the icon continuously show the signal strength received from the base. If you are too far from the base, the radio signal might become too weak and the phone might not access the telephone line. In these conditions you can't make or receive phone calls, for this reason, the icon blinks on the display.

If you carry the handset too far from the base during a call, the telephone line

disconnects and the handset returns to Standby mode. Check to see if the icon is blinking on the display. If so, move the handset closer to the base.

If the radio coverage of your base is not sufficient for your purpose, you might consider to buy an additional optional base and register your handset on it, obtaining a small personal cordless network. For further details please see par. 8.3 and 9.3.

Blinks when the handset is out of range

3.15 Locking keypad Handset

This function is useful to avoid unwanted function activations by accidentally pressing any keys when you are carrying your handset. If you activate the key lock, the keys are inhibited, except for the one.

In this condition, when a call comes in, you can answer the call by pressing any key. When the call ends, the keys will be locked again.

To lock the keys display shows the key lock icon .

To unlock the keys disappears from the display.

If you switch the handset off and on again, the key lock is automatically disabled.

, in the Standby mode just keep the key pressed till the

keep the key pressed again till the key lock icon

3.16 Paging

You can page the handset from the base unit making it ringing with a special ring. It's useful to locate a lost handset or call the user who currently has the handset.

To send the paging signal bottom of the base. All the phones registered with the base ring for 30 seconds.

, briefly press the key located in the

Paging

Paging key

To stop the paging signal before 30 seconds are passed again or any keys on the handset(s).

If a call comes in while the handset is being paged, the handset stops the paging operation and starts ringing normally in order to allow you to answer the call.

, press the key

Paging

3.17 Intercom

If you connected more than one handset to a base (you can connect up to 4 handsets to the same base), you can have a conversation between two people using two different handsets.

1. Press the button. The display shows the icon blinking and the message .

2. Press the number of the handset you want to contact (from 1 to 4). The call is sent automatically and a moving bar is showed.

3. If the called party can answer your call, he/she can press the key and start talking. When the called handset answers, the icon and the bar remains steady showing that the two handsets are connected. You can also see the number of the handset of your called party in your LCD display.

4. At the end of the conversation press the key or the key to return to Standby mode.

During an intercom call, you may receive an external call. In this case the Call Waiting

tone will be heard in both the phones. Press or to finish the intercom call. The external line will ring, press the key to answer the external call.

INT

Call to

INT

key keyINT

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3.18 Call transfer between handsets

If you have more handsets registered in the same base, you can transfer an outside call between the registered handsets.

1. When you are connected to an external call, press the button. The incoming call is set on hold and the display shows .

2. Press the number of the handset you want to contact (from to ).

3. If the called party can answer your call, he/she can press the key and start talking with you. At his time you can inform him/her of the incoming call.

4. When you want to transfer the incoming call, just press the key of your handset. The call will be transferred.

INT

On Hold

4. Call Lists

The LIST soft key in Standby mode allows you to access the Dialed Calls list, the Received Calls list and the Phonebook.

4.1 Redialing the Last Dialed Numbers

Your phone allows you to quickly call again the last 20 dialed numbers.

4.1.a Searching for and Dialing a Number in Dialed Calls List

Press the soft key in Standby mode.

2. Select by pressing the soft key. The display shows the list of the numbers you have dialed (outgoing calls).

3. Scroll through the outgoing calls list using the navigation keys until you find the desired number, and press the soft key. You will also see the name (if available in the phonebook) and the date/time in which you did the call as well as its duration.

4. Press the key to dial the number.

5. To return to Standby mode, press the key.

When no numbers are found, the display shows is empty.

Each time you dial a new number, the oldest number stored in the redial memory is automatically erased, and the redial memory is updated.

You can modify the displayed number before dialing it by pressing the soft key in order to see the option list, then pressing the soft key in order to select the option as stated in the following paragraph.

Edit

At step 3), if a number was previously entered in the phonebook, the associated name is displayed with an icon to the right showing whether is a fixed number (house icon) or a mobile one (mobile phone icon).

LIST

1.Dialed Call SELECT

Redial list

SELECT

OPTION

4.1.b Using Dialed Calls Options

Using the dialed calls options, you can edit, save, or delete a number in the dialed calls list.

Find the desired number in the outgoing calls list as per the steps 1

1. through 3 in the par. 4.1.a.

2. Press the soft key to display the option menus.

3. Press the navigation keys to choose the desired option:

! Edit: CLEARallows you to edit the number. Use the soft key to delete the last

OPTION

entry (after editing the number, you can save it in the phonebook with the following option or place a call to the number).

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Save number

storing the entry by starting from step 3 described in the paragraph 4.3.a (obviously, at step 4 you will find the number already entered in the appropriate field).

Delete

Delete All

really want to delete all the entries).

: allows you to save the number in the phonebook. Complete

: allows you to delete the selected number.

: allows you to delete the whole redial list (a message asks if you

4. To return to Standby mode, press the key.

At step 3), should you select or options, a message Will further ask you to confirm the deletion. To confirm press the left soft key , to escape press the right soft key .

Delete Delete All Confirm?

CANCEL

SELECT

4.2 Received Calls

When you receive a call, if the caller's information is transmitted from the network on which the call was made (and the caller doesn't hide it), the caller's phone number is displayed. Moreover, when there is a received call which you missed, the pop up message will appears on the LCD followed by the number of missed calls ( , etc.). This message automatically disappears as soon as you press a key.

The last 30 received (or missed) calls are stored in the list, and you can call the said numbers back, delete or store them in the phonebook. To view the number you can go to the list.

4.2.a Searching for / Dialing a Number in Received Calls List

1. In Standby mode, press the soft key.

2. Press the navigation keys to choose , then press the soft key. The list of incoming calls is displayed on the screen.

SELECT

If the number was previously entered in the phonebook, you can also see its associated name.

3. Scroll through the incoming calls list using the navigation keys until you find the desired number, and press the soft key. You will see the date/time in which you received the call as well as its duration.

4. To place a call to the number, press the key.

5. To return to Standby mode, press the key.

At step 2, if the list is empty, the display will show and the

phone returns in Standby mode.

At step 3, each item of the incoming list is marked with the icon if the call was really a received call or with the icon if the call was missed (not answered or dropped before you could do that). Moreover, if the phone number was previously entered in the phonebook, at the right of each number you will find the icon if it came from a fixed line or the icon if it came from a mobile phone.

Date and time of the calls can be seen only if you have previously set the date and

time as explained in par. 2.7.

Missed Call

01 02

Received Call

Received call

LIST

2.Received Call

SELECT

Received Call is empty

4.2.b Using Received Calls Options

You can edit, save, or delete a number in the received calls list as follows:

Find the desired number in the received calls list as per the steps 1

through 3 in the par. 4.2.a.

2. Press the soft key to display the option menus.

OPTION

3. Press the keys to choose the desired option:

Edit

: allows you to modify the number

Save number

storing the entry by starting from step 3 described in the paragraph 4.3.a (obviously, at step 4 you will find the number already entered in the appropriate field).

Delete

Delete All

you really want to delete all the entries). Press the soft key to confirm

CANCEL

or to exit without deleting the entries).

To return to Standby mode, press the key.

At step 3), should you select or options, a message will further ask you to confirm the deletion. To confirm press the left soft key , to escape press the right soft key .

: allows you to save the number in the phonebook. Complete

: allows you to delete the selected number.

: allows you to delete the whole incoming calls list (a message asks if

Delete Delete All Confirm?

CANCEL

SELECT

4.2.c Insert LDS 1 to call back number

In some countries, you can call back a local number from the received call list directly, without setting the area code. But if you want to call back a long distance call from the received call list, you have to choose " " in order to dial out this number.

Insert LDS 1

1. In Standby mode, press the soft key.

2. Press the navigation keys to choose , then press the soft key. The list of incoming calls is displayed on the screen.

SELECT

LIST

2.Received Call

If the number was previously entered in the phonebook, you can also see its associated name.

3. Scroll through the incoming calls list using the navigation keys until you find the desired number, and press the soft key. You

SELECT

will see the date/time in which you received the call as well as its duration.

4. Press the soft key to display the option menus.

5. Press the soft key to choose , then the display shows the

OPTION

SELECT 1.EDIT

desired number.

6. Press the soft key to enter the edit menus.

7. Press the navigation keys to choose ,and press the soft key to confirm, then " " will be added before the desired

EDIT

3.Insert LDS 1

SELECT 1

number.

8. Press the key to dial it.

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4.3 Phonebook

The phonebook built in your cordless phone allows you to store frequently used numbers so that you can easily make a call without having to remember or enter the phone number. Moreover, it reduces the risks of wrong dialing. You can store up to 200 entries in your internal phonebook, each of them contains a fixed line number and a mobile one which can be independently associated to a different ring.

You can store the phonebook entries in the below stated modes: by using the phonebook menu or in Standby mode.

Should you own a GSM phone, you can also directly copy the numbers stored in your

SIM card into your DECT phone. Please see the par. 4.3.g.

4.3.a Storing a Phone Number by Using Phonebook Menu

1. Press the soft key in Standby mode, then press repeatedly the

key to access the phonebook options.

2. Press the key to choose and press the soft key. The name field marked with the icon (name) will be highlighted.

3. Enter a name that you want to use (up to 12 alphanumeric characters). For details of entering a name please see the par. 4.3.c.

4. Press the key in order to highlight the field marked with the icon (home number) or the one marked with the icon (mobile number), then enter the appropriate phone number (up to 24 digits).

5. Press the key in order to highlight the icon at the right of the entered number, then press the or key in order to select the ring you like to associate to the number. Every time you select a ring, the phone sounds with it.

6. If you need to store both a fixed and a mobile number, repeat the steps 4 and 5.

7. Press the left soft key to save the setting.

8. To return to Standby mode, press the key.

If you make a mistake while entering a number or name, use soft key to clear the last character. You can also use the or keys to move on others wrong characters, then press the soft key to clear them.

LIST

navigation keys to choose and press the

CLEAR

3.Phonebook SELECT

2.New Entry SELECT

CLEAR

4.3.b Storing a Phone Number in Standby Mode

You can store a phone number after dialing a number without accessing the

Phonebook

2. Select by pressing again the soft key.

menu.

Enter a phone number in Standby mode, then press the soft key.

1.Save Number EDIT

EDIT

3. Select the field marked with the icon (home number) or the one marked with the icon (mobile number) by using the navigation keys and press the soft key. You will see the number you entered in

SELECT

the selected position.

4. Complete storing the entry by starting from step 3 described in the last paragraph 4.3.a.

When you are entering the number in step 1, you can also insert one or more dialing pauses in order to store them in the phonebook as well. For details please see the par.

4.3.d.

4.3.c Entering a Name

1. To enter a specific alphanumeric character, press one or more times the relevant key for the required character according to the following table: once for the first character, twice for the second and so on.

Key

0.,:;'"/=-+()<>

(spc)1!?&@_ $C *#'

ABCabc2Z

DEFde f3

GHIgh i4

JKLj k l5

MNOm n o6

6 7

PQRSpqrs7 TUVtuv8

8 9

WXYZwxyz9

2. Select other letters in the same way taking care of the following rules:

The cursor moves to the right when you press a different key.

When entering the same letter twice or a different letter on the same key, wait for a few seconds for the cursor to move automatically, and then select the next letter.

3. If necessary, you can edit the text in this way

4. You can move the cursor to the left or right by using the or keys

To delete letters, use the soft key.

If you want to shift the case while entering letter, press the # key.

Example: to enter , press:

Three times the key = (the first character is automatically set as capital)

Six times the key =

Eight times the key = (wait till the cursor moves to the right or press )

Eight times the key =

Ross

7s 7s

Characters in the displayed order

C E G B @ D F

I P JD F

Q C X L G W %

)

Y _ q Z r b `

P S J 8

g j h

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4.3.d Entering a Dialing Pause

A pause is useful when you access an interactive voice response system, such as an automated banking system. A pause provides a delay of 3 seconds.

When you are dialing a number in Standby mode and need to insert a pause, please follow these steps:

1. Press the soft key.

2. Press the key, and select by pressing the soft key. A " " appears as a confirmation of the pause entry.

You can store numbers with pauses in the phonebook by using the procedure described in the par. 4.3.b in conjunction with this one.

EDIT

2.Insert Pause EDIT

4.3.e Searching for / Dialing a Number in Phonebook

You can search the entries stored in the phonebook by entering the first initial characters of their names (alphabetic search). You can also scroll through the whole list of the phonebook entries in Standby mode without accessing the

Phonebook

Alphabetic search

1. Press the soft key in Standby mode and then press repeatedly the

2. Press the soft key to access .

3. Enter the first few letters of the name by using the alphanumeric keys,

4. The display shows the name list starting from the character(s) you have

5. If necessary:

6. When the desired number displays, press the key to dial it.

If you press the soft key, you can view the details of the selected entry and access the option features. For details, see the par. 4.3.f.

Searching by scrolling the phonebook list

1. Press the or key in Standby mode. The display shows the whole list

2. Repeatedly press the or key to scroll to the desired entry.

menu.

LIST

keys to select , then press soft key to

3.Phonebook SELECT

access the Phonebook option.

SELECT 1.Search

and press the soft key.

SELECT

entered. The phone number of the currently selected entry is shown on the top line.

!!to select another name (if the list displays more than one) press repeatedly the

or key. to select the icon of the fixed telephone number or the mobile telephone of the selected name press the or key.

, to return to Standby mode, press the key.

SELECT

of all of the Phonebook entries in alphabetical order.

3. If necessary, press the or key to select the fixed line telephone icon or the mobile telephone one under the selected entry.

4. When you find the desired number, press the key to dial it.

, to return to Standby mode, press the key.

4.3.f Editing or Deleting a Phonebook Entry

1. Find the phonebook entry that you want to edit or delete. Refer to par.

4.3.e.

2. When the desired entry is highlighted, press the soft key to view the

details of the selected entry.

3. Press the soft key to display the phonebook option menus.

4. Press repeatedly the keys to choose , or

All SELECT

OPTION

1.Edit 2.Delete 3.Delete

, and press the soft key.

5. Now, depending on the over stated selection:

!!If you have selected , perform the necessary editing using the command

described from step 3 in the par. 4.3.a. If you have selected or l, a message asks if you really want to delete the entry. Press the soft key to confirm or to exit without deleting the entry.

1.Edit

2.Delete 3.Delete Al SELECT CANCEL

6. To return to Standby mode, press the key.

4.3.g SIM card reading

With this feature you can copy the contents of your mobile phone's SIM card phonebook into the phonebook of your DECT cordless phone.

1. Disconnect the telephone line (for security reasons as below stated).

2. Open the SIM card slot cover in the bottom of the base by moving downward the SIM card latch (see par. 1.2.d), then remove the cover and keep it.

latch

smoothed

contacts

3. Remove the SIM card from your cellular phone by following the instructions stated in its user's manual.

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4. Carefully slide the SIM card inside the base slot keeping the smoothed

corner on bottom left (see the picture) and the golden contacts toward the slot ones. Make sure that the SIM card slides under the guides on either side of the reader.

5. Press the soft key in Standby mode, then press repeatedly the

LIST

keys to choose and press the key to

3.Phonebook SELECT

access the phonebook.

6. Press repeatedly the keys to choose , and press

SELECT

the soft key.

3.Read SIM

7. If the SIM card is protected with a PIN, the display will ask you to enter it with the message . Enter the PIN, then press the soft key.

SIM PIN OK

8. The display will show you the copy progress in percentage. Wait until the entries are copied into the phonebook of your cordless phone.

9. Remove the SIM card and replace it into your phone

10. Replace the SIM card slot cover by fitting its two small tabs into the two

slots of the base slot and gently push the cover toward the base till it snaps into its original place (see the picture).

11. Reconnect the telephone line.

Handle the SIM cards carefully without touching their golden contacts in order to avoid damaging the cards or get their contacts dirty.

Keep the SIM cards away from small children.

Never open the SIM card slot cover in the base bottom without disconnecting

the telephone line. You can touch the circuit board inside and this could be dangerous while the telephone line is connected.

Be careful when you enter the PIN of your SIM card. If you fail to do so for a certain number of times (three times usually), the card will be locked and you will have to enter PUK code (provided by your mobile service provider) in your cellular phone in order to restore the normal use of your SIM card.

Even if the SIM card is placed in the base, the phonebook contents are transferred in

the handset's memory (not in the base), so the base acts only as a wireless SIM card reader.

The numbers contained in the SIM phonebook are copied into the handset one and added to the entries already stored in it which are not overwritten. The maximum number of entries is 200. If your handset phonebook already contains 140 entries, only the first 60 entries on the SIM card will be copied.

This function will only copy numbers stored in your SIM card. Check that all numbers

you intend to copy are really stored on your SIM and not in your mobile phone's memory. Refer to your mobile phone user guide for instructions on how to do this.

The SIM card copy is not guaranteed with all the types of SIM cards.

If the phonebook becomes full during the transfer, the display will show .

If the SIM card can't be read the display shows .

SIM READING FAIL

Memory full

5. Using Menus

This phone offers a range of functions that allows you to tailor the phone to your needs. These functions are arranged in menus and submenus.

5.1 Accessing Menu Mode

There are two ways to access the menu mode: by scrolling or by quick access.

5.1.a Accessing menu by scrolling

It's the one we used till now:

In Standby mode, press the soft key in order to see the main menu items and scroll them by using the navigation keys .

2. Find the main menu item you need, then confirm the selection with the

SELECT

3. If the menu item you have selected contains submenus or options, press repeatedly the keys to select the one you want, then press the

SELECT

4. Press repeatedly the keys to find the setting of your choice, then press the soft key to save your selection.

Depending on the selected menu, you might find additional options to choose. In this case just use the over stated commands when applicable referring on the description contained in the related paragraph.

soft key.

soft key to enter in the submenu/option.

SELECT

5.1.b Quick access

You can save time by directly dialing the menu (or option) number associated with it. The number associated with each menu/option is showed in diagram stated the next chapter, or you can read it on the display the first time you access them with the scrolling access.

In Standby mode, press the soft key in order to see the main menu

1. items.

2. Press the key labeled with the number associated with the desired menu item (for example press to select the item). You will see the options available for the selected item (in the example ,

2.Ring Type 3.Ring Level 4.Charging Beep

3. Press the key labeled with the number associated with the desired option item (for example press to select )

4. Press repeatedly the keys to select the setting of your choice.

5. Press the soft key to save your selection.

,, )

SELECT

2 Sound

1.Key Beep

3 3.Ring Level

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5.1.c Options with scrolling and quick access

Both with the scrolling and quick access, you have the following available options:

To return to the previous menu level, press the key

To return to the Standby mode, press or hold down the soft key.

Moreover, if you don't press any keys for about 30 seconds, the display will automatically return to Standby mode from any menu.

If you press the key when a number is displayed, the phone will dial it.

CANCEL

5.2 List of Menu Functions

This diagram shows the menu structure available and indicates the number assigned to each menu or option. (For further details, please refer to the appropriate paragraph/chapter stated inside brackets).

1.SMS

(ref. par. 6.4)

1.Write

(ref. par. 6.5)

2.Inbox

3.Outbox

4.Draft

5.Delete All

6.SMS Setting

(ref. par. 6.6)

(ref. par. 6.7)

2.Sound

1.Key Beep

2.Ring Type

3.Ring Level

4.Charging Beep

(ref. par. 7.1)

(ref. par. 3.11)

(ref. par. 3.12)

3.Setting

1.Handset name

2.Language

3.Display Set

4.Call by Call

5.Date & Time

6.Area Code

7.Flash Time

8.Dial Mode

9.Call Bar

0.Access Code

(ref. par. 8.2)

(ref. par. 8.3) (ref. par. 8.3.e)

(ref. par. 2.7)

(ref. par. 8.6)

(ref. par. 2.6)

(ref. par. 8.9)

(ref. par. 6.1)

(ref. par. 7.2)

(ref. par. 8.1)

(ref. par. 8.10)

4.Advanced

1.PIN Change

2.Reset

3.Select Base

4.Register HS

5.Release HS

(ref. par. 9.1)

(ref. par. 9.2)

(ref. par. 9.3)

(ref. par. 9.4)

(ref. par. 9.5)

5.Extra

1.Calendar

2.Alarm

3.World Clock

4.Sleep Mode

5.Calculator

6.Walkie-Talkie

7.LDS Setting (ref. par. 10.7)

(ref. par. 10.1)

(ref. par. 10.2)

(ref. par. 10.3)

(ref. par. 10.4)

(ref. par. 10.5)

(ref. par. 10.6)

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6. SMS - Short Message

Using the SMS menu, you can create, send, receive, and save your text messages.

IMPORTANT!

supplier and set the service center numbers in your phone before using it.

You can access to the menu only when the handset is inside the radio coverage of the base.

If the SMS menu is protected by a password to prevent an unauthorized person from reading the message, you must enter the password that you have previously set. For further details, see the par. 6.3.

6.1 Setting Service Center Number

To enable the SMS feature you should ask your service supplier the service center numbers and store it in your phone as follows:

Press the key to display the menu items.

1. Or

, press the soft key to display the main menu items, then select

1.SMS SELECT

Press repeatedly the repeatedly the keys to choose

Settings SELECT

3. Press repeatedly the keys to choose or

Ctr2 SELECT

4. Enter the service number using the numeric keys. You can enter up to 24 digits.

5. Press the soft key to save the setting.

6. To exit, press the key.

You can access the menu only when the handset is inside the base radio coverage of the base.

At step 3, please note that is for messages being sent and

is for messages being received.

At step 4, you can also add a pause by pressing the key. In this case will be

shown on the display.

6.2 Setting Terminal Number (Sub Address)

To enable the SMS feature, you must subscribe to the SMS service

SMS

SMS SMS

by pressing the soft key.

6.SMS

, then press the soft key.

1.Service Ctr1 2.Service

, then press the soft key

SMS

Service Ctr1 Service Ctr2

When more than one handset is registered to one base, setting the terminal number (sub address) on each handset is required. It allows the message sender to specify the handset which will receive the message by entering the addressee's terminal number.

You can set each terminal number with a number from to with the following steps ( is the default value).

ress the key to display the menu items.

1. P

SMS SMS

, press the soft key to display the main menu items, then select

1.SMS SELECT

Press repeatedly the keys to choose , then press

SELECT

the soft key.

3. Press repeatedly the keys to choose , then press

SELECT

the soft key

4. Enter the 1-digit terminal number using the numeric keys.

5. Press the soft key to save the setting.

6. To exit, press the key.

You can enter the same terminal number in more than one handset.

If you do not enter the terminal number, the handset is automatically set to the terminal number 0.

by pressing the soft key.

6.SMS Settings

3.Sub Address

SELECT

6.3 Setting the password

If you have set the sub address, you can also increase the security by

preventing an unauthorized person from accessing your private messages by

setting a password to access the SMS menu.

This function is not available if you haven't previously set the sub address as explained in par. 6.2.

To set the password:

Press the key to display the menu items. Or

1.SMS SELECT

Press repeatedly the keys to choose , then

press the soft key.

3. Press repeatedly the keys to choose , then press the soft key. The display shows .

4. Enter a 4-digit password which will be required every time accessing the

SMS OK

Confirm .

5. Enter the password once again to confirm it and press the soft key.

6. Press the key to exit.

Now, every time you perform the operations described at step 1) in order to access the menu, the password will be required. If the wrong password is entered the handset returns in standby mode.

To remove the password:

1. P

ress the key to display the menu items.

1.SMS SELECT

SMS SMS

, press the soft key to display the main menu items, then select

by pressing the soft key.

6.SMS Settings

SELECT

4.Set Password

SELECT P/W PIN

menu is needed and press the soft key. The display shows

P/W

SMS

SMS SMS

by pressing the soft key.

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2. The display shows . Type the password and press the soft

P/W PIN OK

key.

3. Go on with the over stated steps from 2) and 3). The display will show

P/W PIN

4. Clear the password by keeping pressed the soft key, then press the soft key.

5. The display shows . Press the soft key, then press the

and the current password.

CLEAR

Confirm P/W OK

key to exit.

6.4 Writing and Sending a New Message

You can create a text message containing up to 160 alphanumeric characters and send it as a SMS message.

6.4.a Sending SMS

1. Press the key to display the SMS menu items. Or

1.SMS SELECT

2. Press the T soft key to choose .

3. Press the soft key to choose .

4. Enter the message text (up to 160 characters) by using the alphanumeric keys, then press the soft key. When you type the message, the convenient "countdown" counter in the top line shows the available remaining characters you can enter (160 characters less the ones already entered). You can also enter special characters by pressing the key.

5. Press repeatedly the keys to choose:

6. Press to confirm the selected operation. At this step:

7. Press the soft key to confirm, then repeatedly the keys to choose the operation you want to do with the SMS message you have just typed:

8. Press to confirm the selected operation. If necessary, press the

At step 4, to shift the case, press the # key while entering text. For details about entering the text please see par.4.3.c.

SMS

, press the soft key to display the main menu items, then select

by pressing the soft key.

SELEC 1.Write

SELECT 1.SMS

SMS

1.Enter Number

numeric key.

2.Search Number

- allows you to manually dial a phone number by using the

- allows you to select a number from the lists.

SELECT

If you previously selected , enter the phone number to whom you want to send the message by using the keypad. If you previously selected , use the keys to select

1.Dialed Call 2.Received Call 3.Phonebook SELECT

key, then select the number from the selected list by using the or keys.

, or and press the soft

Enter Number

2.Search Number

Send

- sends the message immediately to the selected destination as

described in par. 6.4.b.

Save Only Draft

SMS will appear on the display and the message will be saved in the folder.

- saves the message in the folder without sending it. Saving

Draft

SELECT

key to exit.

If you have an incoming call while creating a message, you can retrieve the message

after answering the call. When you access the 1.Write option, if there is an unsent message the display shows Want to edit your last message?. You can choose Yes to finish writing the message and send it. To cancel, select No, you will be prompted to write a new message.

In some countries, you can send SMS messages to fixed line phones even if they are not fitted with SMS capability. If your network operator fitted the line with the SMS-tovoice conversion, the messages are delivered and "read" to the addressee ad voice mail. Please contact your network operator for more details.

6.4.b Message transmission

When the message is being sent, the display shows and then

Success! Fail!

shows or according to the sending result.

When the sending is successful

or key to highlight to save the message in the outbox or if you

, the display shows . Use the

Yes No

don't want to save it.

If the sending fails

!!Transmit Again

Save Message Draft

, the display shows the following options:

- retries to send the message.

- saves the message in the

Use the keys to select the required option. If necessary, press the key to exit.

Sending SMS

Save Message?

6.5 Viewing Received Messages

While a message is being received, the display shows . Then, If the message is received properly, the display shows until you

Receiving SMS

New Message

read the message or you press any key.

If the SMS menu is protected by a password to prevent an unauthorized person from reading the message, you must enter the password that you have previously set. For further details, see the par. 6.3.

Your phone stores up to 20 messages recently received in the Inbox on your phone. You can receive messages of 640 characters long. When you access

Inbox Message

under the menu, you can read and edit the received messages.

6.5.a Viewing a received message

Press the key to display the menu items.

1.SMS SELECT

2. Press the to choose , then press the soft key. The list of the messages you have received is displayed. Already read messages are marked with a (check) symbol.

3. Select a message that you want to read using the or key, and press the soft key. The display shows the sender's phone number, the message text, and the time in which you received the message.

SMS SMS

, press the soft key to display the main menu items, then select

by pressing the soft key.

2.Inbox SELECT

SELECT

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4. You can access the following options by pressing the soft key:

Reply - replies by sending your reply message.

Forward

- sends the received message to other person.

Make a Call Save Number Delete

- allows you to call the sender back.

- saves the sender's phone number in your phonebook.

- deletes the selected message.

OPTION

5. Press the key to exit.

At step 1) the numbers to the right of each line show the number of related messages.

Those for show the number of new messages and the total number of messages.

2.Inbox

6.6 Using Outbox and Draft

The on your phone stores the last 20 outgoing short messages

Outbox

successfully sent, while the box stores the unsent messages (when you type a message and select as explained in par. 6.4.a) and failed ones (when you unsuccessfully tried to send a message as explained in par.

6.4.b). The can store 10 messages in total.

Draft

If necessary, you can review or resend any messages stored in the or in the .

Draft

To view a message in the or in the :

ress the key to display the menu items.

1. P

2. , press the soft key to display the main menu items, then select

1.SMS SELECT

SMS SMS

by pressing the soft key.

3. Press repeatedly the or key to choose or , then press the soft key. The display shows the list of the outgoing

SELECT

messages.

4. Select a message that you want to read using the or key, and press the soft key. The display shows the addressee's phone number,

SELECT

the message text, and the time in which you sent the message.

5. To access the options, press the soft key again. The following options are available in both and :

Send Same Msg

Write Msg

Moreover, , the following additional options

- allows you to edit the message and then send it.

only for SMS messages

appear:

Make a Call

Save Number

Delete

- deletes the selected message

ress the key to exit.

6. P

Draft

Save Only

Outbox Draft

3.Outbox 4.Draft

OPTION

Outbox Draft

allows you to send the message as it is.

- allows you to call the sender back.

- saves the sender's phone number in your phonebook.

Outbox

6.7 Deleting All Messages

You can delete all of the messages stored in the x, in the and in

Draft

the as follows:

1. Press the key to display the menu items. Or

1.SMS SELEC

SMS SMS

, press the soft key to display the main menu items, then select

by pressing the T soft key.

2. Press repeatedly the or key to choose , then press the

SELECT

soft key.

3. Press repeatedly the or key to choose or

Draft Del

or . Each option deletes, respectively, all the messages stored in

Inbox Outbox Draft

the , in the or in the .

4. Press the soft key. The display prompts you to confirm the deletion with the message

SELECT

Confirm?

5. If you really want to delete all the messages, press the soft key, if not press the soft key.

CANCEL

Inbo Outbox

5.Delete All

Inbox Del Outbox Del

6. Press the key to exit.

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7. Sound

You can use the menu to customize the following sound options; key tone, ring type, ringer volume and charging beep.

For information on setting the ring type and ringer volume (that are under the menu as well), see par. 3.11 and 3.12

Sound

7.1 Setting Key Beep

Every time you press a key, your handset acknowledges it with a key tone. You can set your handset with a different key tone or to disable the key tones for a silent use.

1. Press the soft key to display the main menu items.

2. Press the navigation keys to choose , and press the

SELECT

3. Press the key to access option. The current setting appears inside the box with a check symbol at the right.

4. Press repeatedly the or key to scroll through the desired setting:

!!OFF - key tones disabled

5. Press the soft key to save the setting.

6. Press the key to return to Standby mode.

For a normal use, we recommend to leave the key beeps enabled: they make the use

of the phone easier.

For a complete silent use, you can also switch the charging beep off as explained in par. 7.2.

2.Sound

soft key.

SELECT 1.Key Beep

TYPE 1 TYPE 3to - Selection among 3 different key tones

SELECT

7. 2 Enabling/Disabling Charging beep

As explained in par. 2.3, every time you place the handset on the base, a beep is sent. This beep confirms that the handset is being charged. You can change the sound of the charging beep by selecting or or, for a silent use, switch it .

OFF

ress the soft key to display the main menu items.

1. P

2. Press the navigation keys to choose , then press the

SELECT

3. Press repeatedly the keys to choose , then press the soft key.

4. Press the or keys to select between , and , then press the soft key to save the setting.

5. Press the key to return to Standby mode.

soft key.

SELECT

Type1 Type2

2.Sound

4.Charging Beep

OFF Type1 Type2

When possible, we recommend to set the charging beep to Type1 or Type2. This will make the use of the phone easier and avoid the risk to wrongly place the handset in the charging slot. In this case the handset is not being charged, but you couldn't notice it.

For a complete silent use, you might decide to also switch the key beep tone off as explained in par.7.1.

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8. Setting

Using the menu, you can customize various settings such as the standby display and language used to display the menu messages.

Setting

8.1 Setting a Handset name

Using this feature, you can define a name of the handset in order to easily recognize your handset if you have more than one registered on the same base.

To set the handset name:

1. Press the soft key to display the main menu items.

2. Press the navigation keys repeatedly to choose , then

press the soft key.

3. Press the soft key to access , then press the

SELECT Select Mode

or key to choose ON, then press the soft key.

4. At this time, enter the name, up to 15 characters long, you want to assign to the handset (as described at par. 4.3.c) and then the soft key.

5. Press the key to return to Standby mode. You will see the result of your settings (name of the handset instead of the number of the base followed by the number of the handset).

3.Setting

SELECT

SELECT 1.Handset Name

soft key. It will appear the indication , press the

SELECT

8.2 Selecting a Language

You can change the language used to display the menu messages. There are 5 different languages: English, Dutch, French, German and Spanish.

1. Press the soft key to display the main menu items.

2. Press the navigation keys repeatedly to choose , then press the soft key.

3. Press repeatedly the keys to access option, then press the soft key. The current language appears inside the box with a check symbol on the right.

4. Press repeatedly the keys to select the language you want, then press the soft key.

5. Press the key to return to Standby mode.

3.Setting

SELECT

2.Language

SELECT

8.3 Setting Display

Using this feature, you can customize the standby display according to your taste and needs (color, contrast etc.). Moreover you can set the power save feature in order to extend the battery life.

8.3.a Selecting the Wallpaper

1. Press the soft key to display the main menu items.

2. Press the navigation keys repeatedly to choose , then press the soft key.

3. Press the navigation keys repeatedly to choose , then press the soft key.

4. Press the soft key to access : The current setting appears on the display.

5. Press repeatedly the keys to choose among 10 pre-defined wallpaper images, then press the soft key.

6. Press the key to return to Standby mode

3.Setting

SELECT

3.Display Set

SELECT

SELECT 1.Wallpaper

SELECT

8.3.b Selecting the Background Color

You can select the background color of the menu as follows:

1. Perform steps 1 to 3 of previous paragraph.

2. Press the soft key to access : The current setting appears on the display.

3. Press repeatedly the keys to choose or or

3 SELECT

, then press the soft key.

4. Press the key to return to Standby mode.

SELECT 2.Back Color

Type 1 Type 2 Type

8.3.c Changing the Time Format and Size

You can change the format of the time displayed on the standby screen. Not only the 24 or 12 hours format, but also its size.

1. Perform steps 1 to 3 of paragraph 8.3.a.

2. Press the soft key to access : four different time formats app-ear on the display.

3. Press repeatedly the keys to choose among them, then press the soft key.

4. Press the key to return to Standby mode.

SELECT 3.Time Format

SELECT

8.3.d Adjusting the Display Contrast

This adjustment will allow you to optimize the visibility of the display by changing its contrast according to the environment conditions.

1. Perform steps 1 to 3 of paragraph 8.3.a.

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2. Press repeatedly the keys to highlight :, then press

SELECT

the soft key.

3. Press the navigation keys repeatedly to choose among the 8 available contrast levels, then press the soft key.

4. Press the key to return to Standby mode.

SELECT

4.Contrast

8.3.e Power Save mode

Once you activated the power save mode, your handset will operate in two different steps. The first step will be activated after 15 seconds in which you don't press any key or any operation like power on/off or put the handset on the base unit. During step 1, the keypad backlight turns off and the LCD screen became dim. The second step will be activated after additional 15 seconds without any activity and only if the handset is not in the base unit. During step 2 the LCD screen becomes dark and it seems the handset is off. The normal operation of the phone is automatically restored as soon as you press a key.

The power save mode allows to extend the battery duty and is set by default to ON. If you prefer to disable it:

erform steps 1 to 3 of paragraph 8.3.a.

1. P

2. Press repeatedly the keys to highlight , then press

SELECT

the soft key.

3. Press repeatedly the keys to choose between and , then press the soft key.

4. Press the key to return to Standby mode.

If you set power save mode to the talk time and standby time will be reducedOFF

SELECT

5.Power Save

1.OFF 2.ON

8.4 Call by Call

This feature lets you add special code numbers, which allows you to access different service providers you might be subscribed. This way allows you to get the best fare depending on the type of call you are going to make (e.g. regional calls, long distance calls etc.). You can recall the access number easily, and put it before the phone number you want to call by entering the phone number manually or by accessing the phonebook. The phone has three Call by Call memory cells in which you can store Call by Call code numbers.

8.4.a Storing Call by Call numbers

ress the soft key to display the main menu items.

1. P

2. Press the navigation keys repeatedly to choose , then press the soft key.

3. Press repeatedly the keys to select , then press the soft key.

3.Setting

SELECT

4.Call by Call

SELECT

4. Press repeatedly the keys to choose the desired memory cell

Number1 Number2 Number3 SELECT

( , or ), and press the soft key. The phone asks you to enter the code number.

5. Enter the desired code number and press the soft key.

6. Enter the service provider's name to associate to the code number and press the soft key.

7. Press the key to return to Standby mode.

SELECT

8.4.b Dialing with Call by Call Manually

1. Press the key in Standby mode. The display shows the currently stored call by call numbers. The service provider's names appear if you have stored them, otherwise you will see only the code numbers.

2. Press repeatedly the keys to choose the desired Call by Call number, then press the soft key. The display shows in the top line and the code number in the second line.

3. Enter the phone number you want to call. It will be showed after the selected Call by Call number

4. Press the key to dial the number.

SELECT Call to

8.4.c Dialing with Call by Call with the phonebook

1. Follow the over stated steps 1 and 2.

2. Press the or key to recall the phonebook entries which appear in alphanumeric order.

3. Using the alphanumeric keys, enter the first character of the name you want to find in your phonebook. The phone searches and displays the names beginning with the character you entered. You can also scroll through the phonebook entries by using the or key.

4. When you find the desired entry, press the soft key. The selected phone number displays after the previously selected Call by Call number.

5. Press the key to dial the number.

SELECT

8.5 Setting Date & Time

This menu allow you to set date and time displayed in standby mode on your LCD. Setting date and time is also important in order to fully get benefit from the functions of your cordless phone.

For details on how to set (which is under the menu), please see

par. 2.7.

Date & Time Setting

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8.6 Setting the Area Code

In some countries, if you have to call somebody living in your city area (phone district) you don't have to dial the related area code. With this feature you can set up your area code in order to avoid its dialing every time you call back somebody using a number from the received call list. But in some other countries, you are allowed to call back the number from received call list directly without setting the area code.

1. Press the soft key to display the main menu items.

2. Press the navigation keys repeatedly to choose , then press the soft key.

3. Press repeatedly the keys to select , then press the

SELECT BS Pin

4. Enter the current base PIN (preset to ) to access the menu, and press the soft key. The display will show

Number

5. Enter your area code and press the soft key.

6. Press the key to return to Standby mode.

This function is useful only if in your Country you don't have to dial your area code when you call a phone number in the same area. If not, please leave this function disabled.

3.Setting

SELECT

6.Area Code

soft key. The display will show .

0000 Area Code

SELECT Enter

SELECT

8.7 Changing Flash Time

During a conversation, the soft key allows you to access the special services offered by the telephone network or transfer a call to another extension when you are connected to a PABX (Private Automatic Branch of eXchange). For details, see par. 3.9.

If your key does not work properly, you need to adjust the Flash time as

FLASH

follows:

1. Press the soft key to display the main menu items.

2. Press repeatedly the navigation keys to choose , then press the soft key.

3. Press repeatedly the keys to choose e, then press the soft key.

4. Enter the current base PIN to access the menu, and press the

SELECT

5. The display shows the current setting with the check symbol at the right end.

6. Press repeatedly the keys to choose the desired flash time, then press the soft key. You can choose from 80, 100, 120, 180, 250, 300, 500 or 600 ms.

7. To exit, press the key.

We recommend to contact your service provider or refer to your PABX user's manual in

order to know the proper flash time to use with your telephone network.

SELECT

soft key.

SELECT

FLASH

3.Setting

7.Flash Tim

Setting

8.8 Setting the Dial Mode

This setting is important to allow you the compatibility with the telephone network you are using by setting it to pulse dialing (rotary), or tone dialing (DTMF).

For details on how to set the (which is under the Setting menu), please see par. 2.6.

Dial Mode

8.9 Barring Outgoing Calls

You can set the phone to restrict numbers that can be dialed. Calls beginning with the numbers you specify using this menu can not be dialed. You can set up to 4 different restricted numbers containing up to 4 digits each.

To activate or deactivate a call barring number:

1. Press the soft key to display the main menu items.

2. Press the navigation keys to choose , then press the

SELECT

3. Press repeatedly the keys to choose , then press the

SELECT

4. Enter the current base PIN to access the menu, and press the

SELECT

5. Press repeatedly the keys to choose the barring memory location, and press the soft key.

6. Enter the number you want to restrict (up to four digits) and then press the

SELECT

3.Setting

soft key.

9.Call Bar

soft key.

Call Bar

soft key.

SELECT

soft key to exit.

8.10 Setting Access Code

Some telephone systems, such as PABX (Private Automatic Branch of eXchange) or KTS (Key Telephone Systems), require an access code (e.g. or

) to access an external line and listen for the outside dial tone before dialing

the outside number. You can set your phone in order to automatically insert onedigit access code when you use a phone number from the received calls list. For details about the received calls list, see the par. 4.2.

1. Press the soft key to display the main menu items.

2. Press the navigation keys repeatedly to choose , then press the soft key.

3. Press repeatedly the keys to choose , then press the soft key.

4. Enter the one-digit access code by using the number keypad, and press the soft key. When you dial a phone number by using the incoming call list, it will be dialed after the one-digit access code and the preset pause time.

5. Press the key to return to Standby mode.

3.Setting

SELECT

0.Access Code

SELECT

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9. Advanced

You can change the PIN (Personal Identification Number) of the base or of the handset, or register additional base units or handsets by using the menu.

If you have more than one handset registered to the base unit and you are using the

Advanced Advanced

until you finish the base setup.

menu or registering a handset, nobody can access the menu

Advanced

9.1 Changing Handset and Base PIN

Base and Handset PIN's are required to protect your phone against unauthorized use. They are set to at the factory. You can change the PIN's as follows:

1. Press the soft key to display the main menu items.

2. Press the navigation keys to choose , then press the

SELECT

3. Choose by pressing the soft key. Your phone asks you to choose between Handset PIN and Base PIN. Press repeatedly the keys to choose between the two options and press the soft key to confirm.

4. Depending on the choose you did in step 3, enter either the current Handset PIN or the current Base PIN and press the soft key.

5. Enter the new four-digits PIN you want to use, and press the soft key.

6. Enter the new PIN again to confirm it, and press the soft key.

7. To exit, press the key.

If at step 3 you enter the wrong PIN, your phone returns to Standby mode with a warning sound. Moreover, the display does not show the PIN as you enter it in order to maintain it secret.

If there are several handsets registered to the base unit, the other handset users cannot access the menu without having the newly changed Base PIN.

soft key.

1.PIN Change SELECT

SELECT

Advanced

0000

4.Advanced

SELECT

9.2 Resetting the Handset or the Base

If you reset the handset or the base, all the user selectable features restores to the factory preset initial settings: all the numbers in phonebook will be erased, as well as the incoming/outgoing call lists etc. You can reset the handset without resetting the base or vice versa, it depends on the scope you have. It is mainly useful for these purposes:

!!If you have made many wrong settings and you want to restore the handset to the

factory preset initial settings. If the phone shows logical malfunctions (not correct symbols on the display, incorrect behavior etc.), the problem can be caused by an AC power supply noise or an electrostatic spike which can temporarily alter the memory of the internal microprocessor. In this case the reset could solve the problem.

To activate the reset:

1. Press the soft key to display the main menu items.

2. Press navigation keys repeatedly to choose , then press the soft key.

3. Press repeatedly the keys to choose , then press the

SELECT

Reset ( ) or Base Reset ( ). Press the keys to choose and confirm the selection by pressing the soft key.

4. Depending on the choose you did in step 3, enter either the Handset PIN or the Base PIN and press the soft key to confirm and reset either the Handset or the Base.

5. To exit, press the key.

Be careful! When you reset the handset you will loose any data stored in it (e.g. name and numbers in phonebook). Don't forget to note them down before resetting the handset.

Resetting the base does not affect the handsets registered to the base.

4.Advanced

SELECT

2.Reset

soft key. Your phone asks you to choose between Handset

HS Reset BS Reset

SELECT

9.3 Base Selection

Your handset can be used with up to four base units, provided that it has been previously registered with them as per par. 9.4. This menu option allows you to select the base you want to use:

ress the soft key to display the main menu items.

1. P

2. Press the navigation keys repeatedly to choose , then press the soft key.

3. Press repeatedly the keys to choose , then press the soft key.

4. Press repeatedly the keys to select the base you want (the current base appears first), then press the soft key

5. Press the key to return to Standby mode.

the first available base unit when you lose contact while moving around.

4.Advanced

SELECT

3.Select Base

SELECT

Best BaseAt step 4 you can also select . In this case the handset will automatically find

9.4 Registering a New Handset

You can register to your base additional handsets (up to 4 in total) in order to share the same line with other people. To do that you should assign a number to each new handset you will register. As you know, the supplied handset is already registered with the number 1, in fact it shows . For security reasons, the registration procedure can be done only by people who are nearby your base and know the PIN which acts as phone's authentication code.

base

HS(1)

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A handset can be registered to up to 4 different base units in order to extend the radio coverage. A base can be used with up to 4 handsets in total. Obviously the base can be accessed by one handset a time (because a base is connected to one line).

To register a handset:

1. MENU

Press the soft key to display the main menu items.

2. Press the navigation keys repeatedly to choose , then press the soft key.

3. Press repeatedly the keys to access option, then press the soft key.

4. Enter the Handset PIN and press the soft key.

5. After the HS PIN, the display asks you to enter the PIN code (preset

0000

to ) which acts as phone's authentication code (AC). Enter this code and press the soft key.

6. Press repeatedly the or key to choose the base number you want. Press the soft key in order to search the base. The display shows Searching.

7. Keep pressed the key located in the bottom of the base you want to register.

8. If the registration has performed successfully, the new handset will show the phone and base numbers (e.g. ) and returns in Standby mode. You can now release the key.

SELECT

4.Register HS

SELECT

base

SELECT

Paging

HS(2) BS(1)

Paging

4.Advanced

9.5 Deactivating a Handset

If necessary, you can clear the registration of a registered handset in order to stop its access to one or more base units. Just follow these steps:

1. Press the soft key to display the main menu items.

2. Press repeatedly the navigation keys to choose , then press the soft key.

3. Press repeatedly the keys to choose , then press the soft key. Enter the current base PIN and press the soft key. The display shows all the handsets currently registered to the base.

4. Press the numeric key(s) related to the handset(s) number(s) you want to clear the registration, then press the soft key. The display of the handset(s) which you have cleared the registration show(s)

UNREGISTERED

4.Advanced

SELECT

5.Release HS

SELECT SELECT

SELECT

and they cannot be used anymore with the base.

10. Extra

Using the menu, you can use your phone as a convenient alarm clock and scheduler, you can also take benefit from other useful functions.

Extra

10.1 Calendar

Using this feature, you can schedule up to 10 one-time events (meetings, dates, reminders etc.), each of them can be associated to an independent text memo message.

To use this feature, you must set the current time via the System Time. See par 2.7.

10.1.a Scheduling an Event

1. Press the soft key to display the main menu items.

2. Press the navigation keys to choose , and press the

SELECT

3. Access option by pressing the soft key: the current month is displayed with current date highlighted in a green background. To display the next or previous month, press repeatedly the or

keys.

4. Move to the desired date using the navigation keys , then press the soft key.

5. Using the numeric keys, enter the time in which you need to set an alarm to remind you an event.

6. Press the key to highlight the icon and press or keys to select the ring type for the event.

7. Press the key to move to the message field, and enter a message of up to 30 characters.

8. Press the soft key to save the setting. The calendar will be displayed and the date for the scheduled event will be highlighted in a yellow background.

9. To schedule another event, repeat the steps above. To exit, press the

key.

10. At the scheduled time the handset will ring and the display will show the schedule alarm. To cancel the alarm press the soft button.

At step 5 you need to enter the hour in 24-hour format. You can move the cursor to the

right or left by using the or key.

5.Extra

soft key.

1.Calendar SELECT

SELECT

10.1b Deleting Scheduled Event

Perform steps 1 to 3 of the last paragraph. The month which contains the

1. current date is displayed. The days with a scheduled event are highlighted on the calendar.

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2. Using the navigation keys , scroll to the date with the scheduled event you want to delete, then press the soft key.

3. Press the OPTION soft key.

4. Press the soft key to access option. The scheduled event is deleted and the phone displays the previous calendar. The highlighted date displays without the highlight.

5. To exit, press the key.

SELECT 1.Delete

SELECT

10.1.c Editing Scheduled Event

1. Perform steps 1 to 3 of the last paragraph. The month which contains the current date is displayed. The days with a scheduled event are highlighted on the calendar.

2. Using the navigation keys , scroll to the date with the scheduled event you want to edit, then press the soft key.

3. Modify the event, and press the soft key.

4. Press the keys to highlight the option, then press the soft key.

5. To exit, press the key.

SELECT

OPTION

2.OK SELECT

10.2 Alarm

This option allows you to set two alarms that can ring once or repetitively everyday, every working day (from Monday to Friday) or during the weekend.

10.2.a Activating/Deactivating the Alarm Feature

1. Press the soft key to display the main menu items.

2. Press the navigation keys to choose , and press the

SELECT

3. Press repeatedly the keys to access option.

4. Choose or by pressing the or key and then press the soft key.

5. Using the keys, select to activate the alarm feature or to deactivate it, then press the soft key.

6. You are now on the time field. Set the time with hh:mm format by using the numeric keys.

7. Press the key to highlight the icon and press or key to select the ring type for the alarm.

8. Select the alarm frequency option by pressing the or key and then press the soft key. You can choose from , , and .

9. Press the key to return to Standby mode. The icon appears on the display.

5.Extra

soft key.

2.Alarm

Alarm1 Alarm2

SELECT

ON OFF

SELECT

SELECT Once Daily MON-FRI

SAT-SUN

10. When the alarm sounds, press the soft key to switch it off.

At step 6 you need to enter the hour in 24-hour format. You can move the cursor to the right or left by using the or key.

If you skip the step 7, the ring type is automatically set to the ring type you have previously set for the incoming ring as per the par. 3.11.

10.3 World clock

World clock allows you to watch the current date/time in every part of the world.

1. Press the soft key to display the main menu items.

2. Press the navigation keys to choose , and press the

SELECT

3. Press repeatedly the keys to choose .

4. Press repeatedly the keys to choose your location, then press the soft key. You will see the world time showing your local time zone marked with a vertical line. You can also read your local date and time.

5. Press repeatedly the navigation keys to select the time zone you need to watch with its information.

6. The phone will automatically return to Standby mode after 30 seconds of the last key pressed. If you want to do that earlier press the right

CANCEL

At step 4, if you can't find your location (i.e. city), select the one which is the closest having your time zone

If you haven't previously set the system time as explained in par. 2.7, you can't use the world time feature and the display shows the error message

Base Menu

soft key.

SELECT

soft key, then press the key to exit.

5.Extra

3.World Clock

Set System Time in

10.4 Setting Sleep Mode

This feature allows you to not be disturbed by the ring sound at night. If the sleep mode is set to , the ring volume automatically switches to minimum volume level during the time from 23:00 to 6:59.

To enable or disable the sleep mode:

ress the soft key to display the main menu items.

1. P

2. Press the navigation keys to choose , and press the

SELECT

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3. Press repeatedly the keys to select , then press

SELECT

the soft key. The current setting appears inside the box with a check symbol at the right.

4. Using the keys, select to enable the sleep mode or to disable it.

5. Press the soft key to save the setting.

6. Press the key to return to Standby mode.

SELECT

ON OFF

4.Sleep Mode

10.5 Calculator

Using this feature, you can use the phone as a calculator. You can perform calculations including addition, subtraction, multiplication and division on your phone.

To use the calculator:

1. Press the soft key to display the main menu items.

2. Press repeatedly the navigation keys to choose , then press the soft key.

3. Press repeatedly the keys to choose then press the soft key

4. Enter the first number (operand) using the numeric keys.

5. To select the operation for your calculation, press the navigation keys

(subtraction), (multiplication), (division).

6. Enter the second number (second operand) using the numeric keys.

7. To get the result, press the soft key.

8. Repeat Steps 5 through 7 every time you want to make another calculation.

9. Press the key to exit.

To erase any mistakes and clear the display, press the soft key.CLEAR

To change the sign of a number from positive ( ) to negative ( ) and vice versa, use

the # key before entering the number. The * key is used to insert a decimal point.

SELECT

5.Calculator

SELECT

to choose the required arithmetic symbol appears; (addition),

SELECT

5.Extra

10.6 Walkie talkie

Two handsets can talk each other like walkie talkies without engaging the line. To do so, they must be set on the same radio channel.

10.6a Activating walkie talkie

1. Press the soft key to display the main menu items.

2. Press repeatedly the navigation keys to choose , then press the soft key.

3. Press repeatedly the keys to choose e, then press the soft key. The phone asks you to enter a channel number.

4. Enter a 4-digit channel number you want, and press the soft key. The phone asks now to enter the number of the handset you want to connect.

5. Enter the handset number. The display shows .

6. Press the (connection) left soft key to call

7. Be sure that your party at the other handset had set on the same radio channel. In this case you can use your handset as a walkie talkie and talk with him.

The handset cannot be used as a phone while in Walkie Talkie mode.

5.Extra

SELECT

6.Walkie-Talki

SELECT

Walkie Talkie

CONN

10.6.b Deactivating walkie talkie

In Standby mode, just press the soft key. Your phone restores the normal working condition.

EXIT

10.7 LDS Setting

With this feature you can set up the LDS code ( / / ) in order to avoid dialing it every time you call back a long distance call from the received call list, because your phone will dial the LDS code first automatically before dialing the caller's number.

1. Press the soft key to display the main menu items.

2. Press repeatedly the navigation keys to choose , then press the soft key.

3. Press repeatedly the keys to choose , then press the soft key.

4. The display shows the current setting.

5. Press repeatedly the keys to choose the desired type, then press the soft key. You can select , or .

6. To exit, press the key.

SELECT

SELECT 0 1 Nothing

0 1 Nothing

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11. Maintenance

Your DECT phone doesn't need particular maintenance operations. Just follow what stated in the notes and warnings in this manual, particularly what is included in "Warning notes" at the beginning of this manual as well as in the paragraphs 2.1, 2.2, 2.3, 3.13 and 11.1.

11.1 Cleaning

11.1.a Handset and base

Should you need to clean the handset or the base, please use only a soft , dry and lint-free cloth to remove the dust. In case it becomes particularly dirty, you can dampen it with water

slightly avoiding to clean the charging contacts and

the connectors with it

Don't use alcohol, cleaners, aerosol or abrasives to clean the handset and the base.

Don't use the dampened cloth near the charging contacts and connectors.

Clean the handset and the base with all the covers closed.

11.1.b Charging contacts and connectors

Please keep always cleaned the charging contacts at the handset and base side by using a soft, dry and lint-free cloth to remove the dust. If they become particularly dirty, gently rub them with a rubber eraser for pencils.

Don't use water, alcohol, cleaners, aerosol or abrasives to clean the charging contacts.

very soft

12. Troubleshooting

Symptom

The handset doesn't switch on.

Handset works, but doesn't access the base unit.

Handset works and access the base unit, but no dial tone is heard.

Handset works perfectly, but the number are not dialed to the line.

Handset works perfectly, but you hear a beep during the phone calls.

Noise and audio interferences on your phone calls.

Handset works perfectly, but doesn't ring with incoming calls.

Handset can only receive calls. Keypad locked.

The phone doesn't dial certain numbers.

Phone doesn't work properly with some special services or if connected to an exchange extension (PABX).

Battery duty is very low.

Logical malfunctioning in the handset or base unit.

Cannot send and/or receive SMS messages, or SMS Messages are received just as voice messages.

Possible cause

Batteries discharged or not (well) installed.

Batteries damaged or not suitable.

Faulty handset.

No power connection in the base unit.

Handset not registered to the base unit or lost of registration.

Wrong connection of the phone line cord.

You have set the dual tone multi frequency system (DTMF), but your line doesn't support it.

Batteries near to be fully discharged.

Handset too far from the base.

Ring volume level set to OFF.

activated

You have the keypad lock function.

Outgoing calls barring function activated.

Flash time not properly set.

You regularly charged the batteries with more than one bar.

Charging contacts not clean.

Battery life reached the end.

AC power supply noise or electrostatic spikes could temporarily altered the internal memory.

Faulty handset or base unit.

Call barring is on.

Other SMS phones connected to the line.

Service centers are not (properly) set.

Solution

Try charging the handset for few minutes, then remove it from the base. If it still doesn't switch on, check the battery installation (ref. par. 2.2).

If you already did the above stated operation unsuccessfully, try replacing the batteries.

Contact an authorized service centre.

Check the connection of the AC power adaptor (ref. par. 2.1.b).

Try registering the handset to the base (ref. par. 8.3).

Check the connection of the line cord (ref. par. 2.1.b).

Try selecting the pulse dial (ref. par. 2.6).

Check the battery charge and charge it if necessary (ref. 3.13 and par. 2.3).

Get closer to the base unit. If you can access more base units, try selecting a closer one (par. 9.3).

Select another ring level (ref. Par. 3.11).

Try by keeping pressed the key (ref. Par.

3.15).

Check the call barring function and change it if necessary (ref. Par. 8.9).

Check the Flash time and set it properly (ref. par. 8.6).

Try performing the operation described at par. 3.13.b.

Clean them as described in par. 11.1.

Replace the batteries.

Try resetting the handset (ref. Par. 9.2) or the base (ref. Par. 9.2).

Contact an authorized service centre.

Set it to off (ref par. 8.9 ).

Disconnect the other phones.

Set/check the SMS service centres (ref. par.

6.1).

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13. Technical specifications

Frequency Range

Channels

RF Carrier Power

Modulation

Frequency Stability

Operation Time

Charging time

Ambient temperature

Humidity

Weight (grams)

Size (HxWxD - mm)

Power supply

Compliance IC compatible

1.92~1.93 GHz

60 duplex channels

< 240 mW (19 dBm)

GFSK

< 50 KHz

Standby: up to 100 hours; talk time: up to 15 hours (with power save ON)

15 hours

Normal: 15 ~ 35 , Extreme: 0 ~ 40

0%~90%

Base unit: 130; handset: 115

Handset: 119 x 44 x 22; Base: 56x145x145

Base input: 9 V , 300 / 150 mA; Handset input: Ni-MH : 2.4V, 800 mA

14. Warranty

One-Year Limited Warranty

Important

: Evidence of original purchase is required for warranty service.

ELEMENTS OF WARRANTY

original owner, this Xingtel Product to be free from defects in material and craftsmanship with only the limitations or exclusions set out below.

WARRANTY DURATION

be of no further effect 12 months after the date of original sale. The warranty is invalid if the Product is (A) damaged or not maintained as reasonable or necessary, (B) modified, altered, or used as part of any conversion kits, subassemblies, or any configurations not sold by Xingtel , (C) improperly installed, (D) serviced or repaired by someone other than an authorized Xingtel service center for a defect or malfunction covered by this warranty, (E) used in conjunction with equipment or parts or as part of any system not manufactured by Xingtel , or (F) installed or programmed by anyone other than as detailed by the owner's manual for this product.

STATEMENT OF REMEDY

this warranty at any time while this warranty is in effect, warrantor will either, at its option, repair or replace the defective unit without charge for parts, service or any other costs (except shipping and handling) incurred by the warrantor or its representatives in connection with the performance of this warranty. Warrantor, at its option, may replace the unit with a new or refurbished unit.

THE LIMITED WARRANTY SET FORTH ABOVE IS THE SOLE AND ENTIRE WARRANTY PERTAINING TO THE PRODUCT AND IS LIEU OF AND EXCLUDES ALL OTHER WARRANTIES OF ANY NATURE WHATSOEVER, WHETHER EXPRESS, IMPLIED OR ARISING BY OPERATION OF LAW, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO ANY IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. THIS WARRANTY DOES NOT COVER OR PROVIDE FOR THE REIMBURSEMENT OR PAYMENT OF INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES.

LEGAL REMEDIES

is void outside of Canada.

Canada

: This warranty gives you specific legal rights. This warranty

: Xingtel Canada warrants, for one year, to the

Canada

: This warranty to the original user shall terminate and

Canada

: In the event that the products does not conform to

TO OBTAIN WARRANTY SERVICE

original carton, box or equivalent, properly packed, fully insured with shipping charges prepaid, together with a copy of your bill of sale or other proof of purchase and a description of the problem to any of the Xingtel Canada Service Facilities in Canada.

: Ship your Ame-Link DECT Phone in its

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15. IC Information

This product meets the applicable Industry Canada technical specification.

1. The Industry Canada label identifies certified equipment. This certification means that the equipment meets telecommunications network protective, operational and safety requirements as prescribed in the appropriate Terminal Equipment Technical Requirements documents(s). The department does not guarantee the equipment will operate to the user's satisfaction.

2. Before installing this equipment, users should ensure that it is permissible to be connected to the facilities of the local telecommunications company. The equipment must also be installed using an acceptable method of connection. The customer should be aware that compliance with the above conditions may not prevent degradation of service in some situations.

3. Repairs to certified equipment should be coordinated by a representative designated by the supplier. Any repairs or alterations made by the user to this equipment, or equipment malfunctions, may give the telecommunications company cause to request the user to disconnect the equipment.

4. Users should ensure for their own protection that the electrical ground connections of the power utility, telephone lines and internal metallic water pipe system, if present, are connected together. This precaution may be particularly important in rural areas.

Caution

: Users should not attempt to make such connections themselves, but should contact the appropriate electric inspection authority, or electrician, as appropriate.

5. The Ringer Equivalence Number (REN) assigned to each terminal device provides an indication of the maximum number of terminals allowed to be connected to a telephone interface. The termination on an interface may consist of any combination of devices subject only to the requirement that the sum of the ringer equivalence Numbers of all the devices does not exceed 5.

6. Operation of this device is subject to the following two conditions: (1) this device may not cause interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference, including interference that may cause undesired operation of the device.

7. Privacy of communications may not be ensured when using this telephone.

8. Should you experience trouble with this equipment, please contact:

The Canadian Service Center is

Company Name: Xingtel Canada Ltd. Address: 55 West Beaver Creek, Unit 16

Richmond Hill, Ontario

L4B 1K5, Canada Tel: 416-840-6383 Fax: 416-915-4800 Contact Person: George Email: service@ame-link.com

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16. Alpha Index

Access code................... ...............................

Accessing Menu Mode ....... ............................

Adjusting Voice Volume.....................................

Alarm.............................. ..............................

Area code......................... .............................

Background color.......... .. ...............................

Barring outgoing calls.......................................

Base selection.................... .............................

Batteries

Charging....................... .................. ...........

Checking/Handling.......................... ........

Installing.......................... .......................

Beep

Charging...................... .............................

Key.............................. ....................... ..

Calculator...................... ..............................

Calendar..................... ..................................

Call by call...........................................................

Call transfer.......... ........................................

Calls

Making..................... .............................

Muting.............................................. ....

Putting on hold.......................................

Receiving............................................. .

Changing PIN............................ .................

Charging batteries.............................. .........

Charging beep.................................. ...........

Choosing the Dial Mode.....................................

Cleaning......................................... .............

Handset and Base........................ ...........

Contrast........................... ................... ......

Date & Time Setting ......

Deactivating handsets......................... ......

Deleting messages................................. .....

Dial mode............................................. ......

Dial Mode

Choosing...................................... .......

Temporary switchover.................. .......

Dialing

Pauses...........................................................

Dialing with phonebook................ ...............

Draft................................... ..........................

Entering names..................................................

Flash

Sending..........................................................

Setting time....................................................

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.......

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......

........

.......

.........

...........

........

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Handset and Base PIN.......................................

Handset display.................. .........................

Handset name........ .....................................

Handsets

Deactivating..................... .........................

Registering..................... ..........................

Handsfree................... ... Speakerphone

Icons

Meaning...................... ...........................

Insert LDS 1.........................................................

Installing

Base............................ ............................

Batteries............................ .....................

Intercom.......................... ... .... ..................

Key beep......................... ...........................

Key functions................... ............................

Keypad lock.............. ..................................

Language.................... ...............................

Last dialed numbers..... ...................................

LDS Setting

Lists

16 15 15

Locking Keys..................... ......................

Maintenance............... .................................

Making a Call................ ...............................

Menu list................... ..................................

Menu mode................... ...............................

Messages

Muting calls........... ......................................

Names

New messages....... ...........................................

On/Off....... .......................... Turning On/Off

Out of Range indication.....................................

Outbox............................ ...........................

Package Contents.... ........................................

Paging........................ .................................

Parts and functions..............................................

Password.............................................................

Pauses.................................................................

Phonebook..........................................................

PIN change..........................................................

Power save.........................................................

.........................................................

Last dialed numbers..... ..............

Received calls.............. ..........................

Deleting............................ ....................

Entering................................ ................

.....

........

.........

........

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........

.........

........

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....

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....

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See

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See

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7 8

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Putting a Call on Hold.........................................15

Received calls......... ........... . ...................... 24

Received messages..... Viewing messages

Receiving a Call....... .............................. .....15

Redialing............ ............................................23

Registering handsets..........................................49

Reset................ ................................................ 48

Ring

Level.................. ......................................18

Sleep mode. ..... .......................................53

Type ............. ...........................................17

. ......

Searching numbers.............. ......................... 28

Sending messages

SMS ............................ ...............................36

. ...

Service centers...... . Setting service centers

Setting Date & Time............................................12

Setting service centers.............. ....... ..............34

Setting terminal Nr.................. .. ................. 34

SIM card reading.................................................29

Sleep mode..........................................................53

SMS......................................................................36

. ...... ..

See

....

........ .

......

...

......

. ......

.....

See

...... . ..

... .

SMS settings

Password.............. ........................... .......35

Service centers...... ....................... .......34

Sub address...... ....................................... 34

Speakerphone................ ............... ..............16

Specifications........... ............. ...................... 58

Standby display............ . ....................................42

Standby Mode............ ......... ............................14

Storing a number ..... .............. ..........................26

Technical specifications........................ ............58

Terminal Nr.................... ........See Sub address

Time format................ ...... ...........................43

Time size ... ..................... ... ......... ....................43

Tone dial switchover ..... ........ .... ................. 17

Troubleshooting.......... ........... .. ....................57

Turning Handset On/Off................ ...................9

Viewing messages........... .... .......... .............37

Volume.............. .. ... Adjusting voice volume

Walkie talkie.................. ................... ............55

Wallpaper...................... ............... ..............43

World clock............. .......... ........ ..................53

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