Bang & Olufsen BEOCOM 2500 User Manual

The BeoCom 2500 is an advanced telephone with a modern and user-friendly design.
The operation and the settings of the telephone are done by menu driven operations.
The BeoCom 2500 has built-in Caller ID* capability which allows you to see who is calling. The last 24 calls to the telephone are stored in the Caller ID list. The numbers can be shown in the display together with date and time of each call. The BeoCom 2500 also supports the Call Waiting service.
In the electronic Phone Book you can store up to 121 telephone numbers with names attached. It is easy to enter numbers and names into the Phone Book as the telephone display automatically asks whether you want to store the number after a call.
An optional module for remote volume control of Bang & Olufsen audio and video systems can be added to the BeoCom 2500.
*Caller ID subscription is a prerequisite to this function
INSTALLATION

INSTALLATION

• Insert the three supplied batteries in the battery holder on the bottom of the table base.
• Connect the telephone plug to the wall socket.
BATTERIES The batteries are used for the advanced features of the telephone while the built-in Phone Book and the settings stored are independent of power supply from the batteries and the telephone network. Unplug the telephone wall cord before opening the battery cover.
THE HANDSET The telephone is provided with a magnetic switch which disconnects the call when the handset is placed in the table base as indicated on the drawing. Press the button to begin a new call.
HANDSFREE Under normal conditions the telephone can be used handsfree. Place the handset in front of the table base and press .
MENU OVERVIEW A menu overview is under the lid at the rear of the table base.
DISPLAY KEYPAD

DISPLAY SYMBOLS

P Programming (storing or editing a name and number in the Phone Book). S Searching in the Phone Book.
• Is on when the loudspeaker is connected.
• Flashes when the microphone is muted.
• Is on during an incoming call.
• Flashes when the ringing signal is disconnected.
• Flashes when the batteries are low.
Please note! The display turns off automatically when the telephone has not been used for 30 seconds.
KEYPAD FUNCTIONS Clear • Press Clear to delete the latest entry.
• The display shows why the indicator lamp is flashing.
• Cancel the function in progress.
• Starts editing function for numbers in the Redial and Caller ID lists.
< > • Shift between menu functions.
• Search the Phone Book.
• Search the Redial list and the Caller ID list.
• Move the cursor when editing name and number in the Phone Book.
• Set the volume during a conversation.
Menu • Activate the menu operations and settings.
Enter • Select the displayed menu setting and menu function.
• Store number and name.
Caller ID • Show the contents of the Caller ID list.
Memory • Search the Phone Book.
Redial • Search the Redial list.
• Call the displayed number.
• Release pause when performing a call.
• Connect and disconnect the microphone (handset off-hook).
Pause • Insert pause in a telephone number (between the first and the second part of the telephone
number).
• Insert space when editing name and number in the Phone Book.
0 ... 9, , • Dial a phone number.
• Enter a name. Letters are selected by pressing the appropriate key one, two, three or four times.
• Connect and disconnect the loudspeaker.
• Begin a new call when handset is off-hook.
• Disconnect current function and erases the display.
R • May be used e.g. when connected to a switchboard and together with supplementary services.
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THE INDICATOR LAMP

The indicator lamp on the front of the telephone flashes when one or more functions is activated:
• Slow flashes when there are new numbers in the Caller ID list.
• Fast flashes when a parallel telephone is in use.
CALLER ID
TO SEE WHY THE INDICATOR LAMP IS FLASHING Handset must be on-hook
Press Clear one, two or
three times
By pressing Clear one or more times the display will show which of the functions is activated:
Display reading when there are new numbers in the Caller ID list:
LINE BUSY
Display reading when a telephone on the same line is being used:
Please note!
• The indicator lamp will not flash when the call has been answered by a telephone answering machine.
• Connection to fax machines and some switchboards may cause the indicator lamp to flash constantly.
INDICATOR LAMP MENU SURVEY

MENU SURVEY

MAIN MENU FUNCTION
MENU HOLD Setting a call on hold
1)
MENU HOLD & CHANGE Hold your talking party and connect to the waiting party
2) 3)
MENU REJECT Reject the waiting party and continue your talking party
2)
MENU END & CHANGE Drop your talking party and connect to the waiting party
2) 3)
MENU 3 PARTY CALL Join the held party to the existing connection
3)
MENU 1 STORE ENTRY Store a new name/number MENU 2 EDIT ENTRY Edit a stored name/number MENU 3 DELETE ENTRY Delete a stored name/number MENU 4 DELETE REDIAL Delete the telephone numbers in Redial MENU 5 DELETE CALL ID Delete the telephone numbers in the Caller ID list MENU 6 RINGER LEVEL Set the tone ringer level MENU 7 RINGER MELODY Set the tone ringer melody MENU SETUP MENU Special settings
1) Only active when the telephone is on-line and when there is no call on hold.
2) Only active when the telephone is on-line and when there is a call waiting (only these menus are available).
3) Only active when the telephone is on-line and when a call is on hold (only these menus are available).
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SETUP MENU FUNCTION

PRESET VOLUME Preset the volume OPERATOR CODE Store an operator code CONTRAST Adjust the display contrast SWITCHBOARD Store the public line prefix FLASH TIME Set the flash time DELETE & RESET Delete all settings to presettings

MAKE A CALL

Calls can be made to:
• Manually dialled phone numbers.
• Phone numbers in the Phone Book.
• Phone numbers from Redial.
• Phone numbers from Caller ID.
TO DIAL A DISPLAYED PHONE NUMBER

VOLUME

During a call you can increase or decrease the volume of the loudspeaker. If you want to start all calls at the same volume please refer to Setup menu, Preset volume.
TO SET THE VOLUME DURING A CALL Press
> to increase the volume
Press < to decrease the volume
Lift the handset, or press Press Redial to call the number
flashes

MICROPHONE

The microphone can be muted tempora­rily during a call so that you can talk to somebody else in the room without the person on the telephone hearing you.
A beep signal indicates that the micro­phone is muted.

LOUDSPEAKER

Other people can listen to the conver­sation with the loudspeaker connected.
TO CONNECT THE LOUDSPEAKER Press
TO DISCONNECT THE LOUDSPEAKER Press
is on
TO DISCONNECT THE MICROPHONE Press
TO CONNECT THE MICROPHONE Press
MAKING CALLS CALL WAITING
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