ATL Delta 700 User Manual

Delta 700

Thank you for choosing a Delta 700 2 Line CLI Featurephone. You have selected
a carefully designed telephone that incorporates the latest technology, offering a
unique telephone, and providing years of excellent service.

This user guide will ensure you obtain the best use of your telephone.

USER GUIDE

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Getting Started...................................4

Package Contents ......................... 4

Features ........................................ 4

Location of Controls and

Features..........................................5-9

Top View.........................................5

Rear View.......................................6

Descriptions and Functions............7

LCD Displays..................................9

Installation.......................................10

Installing the Batteries..................10

Selecting a Location.....................10

Connecting Your Telephone

Lines.............................................11

Desk Top Installation.................... 12

Wall Mounting............................... 12

Telephone Setup .............................13

Basic Operation ..............................14

Making or Answering a Call ......... 14

Last Number Redial ..................... 14

Placing a Call on Hold ................. 14

Additional Features and Glossary 19

Conference Calling ...................... 19

Using the Handsfree or Headset . 19

Pause .......................................... 19

Time Break Recall (TBR) ............. 19

Adjusting the Volume ................... 19

Glossary ...................................... 20

Wall Bracket Fitting Template ........ 21

Troubleshooting and

Product Care ...................................23

Guarantee & Manufacturers

Declaration ...................................... 24

Speed Dial ..................................15-16

Storing Numbers ......................... 15

Using the Speed Dial Directory ... 15
Using the One-Touch Speed Dial
Memory 15

Editing a Speed Dial Number ...... 16

Cloning a Speed Dial Number ..... 16

Erasing Speed Dial Numbers ...... 16

Caller ID ......................................17-18

Reviewing Caller ID Records ...... 17

Caller ID Callback ........................ 17

Saving Caller ID to Speed Dial

Memory ....................................... 17

Deleting Caller ID Records .......... 17

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GETTING STARTED

PACKAGE CONTENTS

Check to be sure that you have all the
following components in the package:

1. Telephone Base

2. Handset

3. Handset Coiled Cord

4. Telephone line cord (Qty 2)

5. 4 x AA Batteries

6. Desk/wall mount bracket

7. Instruction manual

FEATURES

• Up to 2 line capability

• 3 one-touch speed dial memories

• Desk or wall mountable

• Call Line Identity*

• Handsfree

• Up to 32 two-touch speed dial
memories

• Last number redial

• Line Status indication

• Hold

• Conference calling

• Pause

• Time Break Recall (TBR)

• Call timer

• Automatic line selection

• Incoming call list

• Digital speaker volume control

• LCD displays date and time

• Ringer control

• Volume control

• Headset port

• Data port

*Subject to availability, terms and
conditions from your service provider.

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LOCATIONS OF CONTROLS AND FEATURESADDITIONAL FEATURES AND GLOSSARY

Rear View

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Front View

PROG

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LOCATIONS OF CONTROLS AND FEATURESCALLER ID

Descriptions and Functions

1. LCD Display

2. Up and Down Keys [▲] [▼]

Used to move up or down through the
caller ID list or the speed dial directory.

3. Dial Key [DIAL/ENTER]

Press to dial a one-touch memory
number, directory memory number,
or a caller ID number. Also used to
accept a change in telephone settings.

4. Program Key [PROG]

Press to enter the telephone settings
menu.

5. New Call LED

The New Call LED fl ashes rapidly when
the phone is ringing. It fl ashes slowly to
indicate there are new calls.

6. Edit Key [Edit]

Used to change one-touch memory, and
directory memory.

7. Redial/Pause Key [Redial]

The telephone will automatically
redial the last number dialed when this
button is pressed. It can also be used to
program a pause of 4 seconds into a
dialing sequence stored into a speed
dial memory.

8. Line Keys [Line 1] [Line 2]

Press a line key to alternately go on
or off hook. The LEDs next to the line
keys indicate the status of the line. If
the LED is off, the line is on hook and
inactive or the line is not connected to
the phone line. If the LED is lit steadily,

the line is in use by this phone. The
LED fl ashes briefl y if another phone is
using that line. If the line is on hold, the
LED will fl ash slowly. When the line is
ringing, it will fl ash quickly. If there is no
line connected to the phone, when you
press the line key it will light briefl y and
then turn off, “NO CONNECTION” will
be indicated on the LCD.

9. Hold Key [Hold]

Press [Hold] to put an active line on

hold.

10. Conference Key [Conference]

Used to join a line on hold to an active
line to make a conference call.

11. Handsfree Key [Handsfree]

The [Handsfree] key is used to

begin or end a call using handsfree or
headset (instead of the handset). The

LED on the [Handsfree] key indicates the

status of the initiated call. If the LED
is off, the handsfree and headset
functions are inactive. If the LED is
steadily lit, either the telephone is in
handsfree or headset mode.

12. Dial Pad

Used in the conventional manner for
dialing.

13. Volume Up and Down Keys
[+] [-]

Press to increase or decrease
speakerphone, handset, or headset
volume in 4 steps.

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LOCATIONS OF CONTROLS AND FEATURES

14. Directory Key [Directory]

When pressed, reviews a directory
list of speed dial memories. Each
dial memory stores a number (up to 28
digits) plus a name of up to 16
characters.

15. Headset Port

Allows using a headset for hands-free
convenience.

16. Store Key [Store]

Used to save a phone number and
name into one-touch memory or the
speed dial directory.

17. Speaker

18. Transfer Key [Transfer]

The [Transfer] key is used to access

telephone company services like call
waiting.

19. Delete Key [DELETE]

Used to erase a caller ID, total caller
ID in a particular line, all caller ID, a
directory memory, or a one-touch
memory.

20. One-touch memory keys
[M1] [M2] [M3]

Three keys that automatically dial a
stored number when pressed. Each
key stores a number (up to 28 digits)
plus a name of up to 16 characters.

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