BT EASICOM TV3 User Manual

E-mail and caller display on your TV screen

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User Guide

No subscription to e-mail service provider required. Caller Display features require subscription to your network’s caller display service.

At a glance

Keyboard

Set Up

Opens the Set Up menu. To set up e-mail, users, system and printers, etc. (See page 9)

Press again to exit.

TAB/AUX

Press to move the cursor to the next optional setting displayed.

Press (at the same time press and hold the SHIFT KEY) to manually switch to the equipment connected to your AUX port e.g., video, satellite, games console. Repeat to switch back.

Caps Lock

All typed letters will be capitals.

Shift

Hold down to temporarily switch between capital and lower case letters.

Hold down to type the top letter on the dual symbol keys, e.g. the on the

key.

Directory

Lets you access the directory menu to add, change and delete entries. Press again to exit. See page 31.

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Tab/Aux

Caps Lock

Shift

Camera

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Back

Takes you back through the menu until you return to the normal TV picture.

Set up Directory Back

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TV/AV

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Colour buttons

Used to select options from the

on-screen display.

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E-mail

Lets you access e-mail folders to send and receive your mail. Press again to exit. See page 17.

E-mail

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Calls Letters

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Calls

Displays the Calls List so you can see who has been trying to contact you. Press again to exit. See page 28.

Letters

Lets you write a letter. Printing requires an optional printer. Press again to exit. See page 26.

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Delete

Deletes the character highlighted by the cursor.

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Enter

Shift

Home

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Backspace

Deletes the character to the left of the cursor.

Enter

Moves the cursor to the next line. Used to select a highlighted option from the menu.

Shift

Hold down to temporarily switch between capital and lower case letters.

Hold down to type the top letter on the dual symbol keys.

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Camera

Press and hold to switch the camera picture on. Press and hold again to switch the camera off. (Optional extra,

see page 34.)

TV/AV

Switches between your normal TV channels (BBC, ITV etc.) and AV video channel.

Prints your letters and e-mails via

an attached printer (not supplied).

Send/Receive

Dials your e-mail service

provider to send and

receive e-mail.

Arrows

Lets you move the cursor. Scroll through the calls list, e-mail list and directory.

Highlight options from the on-screen menus.

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Home

Moves the cursor to the start of your e-mail or letter text.

Set-top box

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. . .

Front

On line

Lights up when the Easicom

on-line to your e-mail service

provider, or you are using a

telephone connected to the rear

of the product.

Back

Power socket

Connects via the mains power cable and transformer supplied.

Camera

Video in

Audio in

12v

Connects your Easicom to your TV via the Scart cable supplied.

Camera audio in

If you connect a camera to give you a visual monitoring system (see page 34), this socket lets you add sound.

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Lights up when you have new

e-mail stored in your Easicom

TV Scart

Camera video in

Lets you connect a camera to give you a visual monitoring system.

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E-mail

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AUX Scart

Connects your Easicom other equipment e.g., video player, satellite receiver, games console via a Scart cable (not supplied).

Aux Scart

Telephone

Telephone socket

Lets you plug in a telephone.

Calls

Lights up when you have new calls.

Flashes to indicate Priority callers.

Line socket

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Connects your Easicom

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to your telephone line wall socket.

Line

Printer

Lets you connect a compatible printer.

(See page 35)

Contents

At a glance 1

Introduction 4

Key features 4

Setting up 6

The quick guide to user names, e-mail addresses and passwords 11

Set up your Internet Service Provider (ISP) 12

Safety instructions 16

Using your Easicom

E-mail 17 E-mail etiquette 25 Letters 26 Calls 28 Directory 30

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Additional features 33

Camera monitoring system 33 Adding a printer 34

Maintenance 35

Help and advice 36

Technical information 40

Index 41

Introduction

Key features

Subscription free e-mail via your TV screen

Your Easicom straightforward text messages via the internet. Compose e-mail on screen and send it at the touch of a key. Your Easicom simple to pick up and read incoming e-mail.

Up to five users can each have password protected folders to keep their e-mail private.

E-mail is the low cost way to keep in touch locally, nationally and internationally. There is no subscription to the e-mail provider offered by

INTRODUCTION

BT. Your Easicom line as soon as the messages have been sent and any incoming e-mail has been received.

Cordless keyboard

Infra red connection means no wires between your set top box and keyboard.

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lets you send and receive

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makes it just as

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automatically hangs up the

up to the last 100 calls received.

Directory

Store the names, addresses, phone numbers and e-mail addresses of up to 100 people.

Optional Camera Monitoring System

You can attach a camera that will send pictures and sound to your screen. Ideal for seeing who’s at your front door.

Priority calls

Key names in your directory can be highlighted so you know immediately when someone important is trying to contact you.

Write and print letters

Edit on screen, spell check. Add an optional printer to print out at the touch of a key.

Fast to use

Hotkeys let you jump between each of the functions – Set-up, Directory, E-mail, Calls, Letters and send/receive – at the touch of a key.

Caller display

Lets you see who is calling from the comfort of your armchair. When you have been away from your phone, the Calls List lets you see details of

When you have unpacked your Easicom should have:

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you

For your records

Easicom

●

Easicom

●

TV3

Set-Top Box

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Remote Control

Keyboard

Batteries for the Keyboard

●

Scart lead for connecting

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to your television

Power supply cable with

●

attached transformer plug

7.5m telephone line cord

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Model

Where purchased

Date purchased

Price

Serial number

(on underside of the Set Top Box)

For warranty purposes, proof of purchase is required, so please keep your receipt.

INTRODUCTION

Setting up

Follow the instructions in this section to set up your Easicom for use.

Have you subscribed to a

Caller Display service

Place your Easicom

box on your television set

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ready

set top

SETTING UP

If you wish to use the Caller Display features you need to subscribe to BT’s Caller Display service or a Caller Display service from your network provider.

For BT’s Caller Display service, call BT on

800 150.

Insert the 3 AA batteries supplied

0800

into the keyboard

It has been designed to sit neatly on top of your television. You can also place it below or next to the set as long as the front of the box is facing forwards and is not obscured from where you would normally sit with the keyboard. This ensures the remote control infra red link will work properly.

Ensure that the set top box is close enough to connect to the mains power supply, your television (via the metres of a telephone socket.

Switch off your TV and any other additional equipment before connecting the cables.

SCART lead) and within 7.5

Telephone extension socket

BT have provided an extra long telephone cable to reduce the need of fitting an extension socket.

However, if you do not have a telephone socket

within reach, you will need to have an extension

socket installed. Contact BT on 150 (or your

network provider) who will be happy to provide

an extension socket for you (this is a chargeable

service). Alternatively, you can buy a DIY

extension kit (from BT shops and other retailers)

and fit an extension yourself.

Connect the telephone line cord

to the Easicom

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set top box

Plug the smaller end of the line cord into the LINE socket on the back of the box.

5 Connecting to the TV

Plug one end of the SCART lead into the socket marked TV on the back of your Easicom

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set top box. Plug the other end into the SCART socket on the back of the TV.

If you are unsure which is the SCART socket on your television, please refer to the manufacturer’s guide for your particular set.

If there are two SCART sockets, connect the

12v DC

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set top box to SCART connector 1.

Camera Audio in

Camera Video in

TV Scart

Aux Scart

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Aux Scart

Telephone

Line

Plug the other end into the telephone line wall socket.

If you already have another piece of equipment connected to the TV SCART socket, (such as a video, satellite decoder or games console), please refer to the next step (step 6).

If your television is not equipped with a SCART socket, you will need to buy a separate modulator. (Call the Easicom

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Helpline on 08457 573464

for advice.)

Connect to other equipment

(video, satellite decoder or games

console etc.)

If your television is already connected to another piece of equipment via the Scart sockets, you can connect to that equipment through your Easicom

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set top box as shown.

VCR/Satellite/Games console

AUX TV

7 Connect a telephone (optional)

Plug a telephone to the set top box if required.

Aux Scart

Telephone

Line

SETTING UP

VIDEO RECORDING

If you are recording onto video when

a call comes in, the caller’s number is displayed

on screen, but not recorded onto the tape.

IMPORTANT

In some instances, it may be necessary to

ensure that other equipment connected through

your Easicom

in use. This ensures you can view the caller

information and menus at all times.

If you have any problems viewing caller

information on screen, please refer to the Help

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is switched to standby when not

section, page 37.

8 Connect the mains power

Plug the adaptor into the mains power socket and the other end into the 12vDC socket on the back of the set top box.

Switch on the mains power and switch on your TV and any other equipment connected.

12v DC

Camera Audio in

Camera Video in

TV Scart

Aux Scart

The three red lights on the Set Top box flash on

Tab/Aux

and off. Your TV screen flashes INITIALISING and

then shows the TIME SET UP screen.

To enter the time and date manually

PLEASE NOTE

If you have subscribed to Caller Display,

the time and date (but not the year) is entered

automatically into your Easicom

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when it

receives its first incoming call. Incoming calls

then ensure the correct time is kept.

KEYPAD

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SAVE

Press keys in the order shown

Time set up

Please enter current date and time

Date(dd:mm:yyyy) 01/01/2000

Time(hh:mm) 01:00 AM PM

Save Cancel

The text should be displayed centrally on your TV screen as shown above. If the text is not central, you can change the position of the text by holding down the

SHIFT key and using the 4 arrow

keys. This facility is only available when you power the product up and the ‘Time set up’ screen is displayed.

Use the number keys on the keyboard to enter the date and time.

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Press the 䊴䊳 keys to move the cursor.

Select AM or PM by moving the cursor to the setting you want. It is important that you enter the correct date as an incorrect date can cause some e-mail systems to reject any mails that you send.

To confirm the time. The screen returns to the TV channel.

POWER FAILURE

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In the event of a power failure to the Easicom

all stored data will be saved in the memory except

date and time information.

9 Set up options

The Easicom

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allows you to configure a product to your individual requirements. However, BT have already pre-configured most settings for typical use.

The various options are explained in more detail below:

System set up

Set-up

SYSTEM

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Screen shows SET UP and the Set Up options of USERS; EMAIL; SYSTEM and PRINTER.

Screen shows SYSTEM SET UP. Moves the cursor to the next option.

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Moves the cursor back and forward

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between the options.

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SETTING UP

Moving the cursor to an option highlights it.

CLI text: Changes the size of the text that appears on your TV screen when a call is received. The ‘large’ setting is particularly useful for people with sight impairment.

CLI interrupt: If you have subscribed, Caller Display will automatically display caller information on your screen as you receive each new call. Highlight

NO if you do not want this. Connect to TV: If your TV does not

have a SCART socket you can buy a modulator which will enable you to connect your Easicom

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. (For details of your nearest stockist, call BT on the Easicom Helpline

0845 757 3464).

Back

To exit

Press the

BACK key until you return to

your TV programme, or press again.

SET UP

SETTING UP

SAVE

Only if you are not using a SCART cable, should you highlight the RF cable option.

Volume: A loudspeaker in the Easicom

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allows you to hear it dialling your e-mail service provider. Set volume to Low, Medium or High.

Mute TV when in use: This turns the sound off so you are not disturbed when using e-mail. If you want to hear the TV programme, set this option to NO.

Date/Time: Lets you adjust the date and time as required.

To save the settings. Screen shows

SET UP and the Set Up options of USERS; EMAIL; SYSTEM and PRINTER.

The quick guide to user names, e-mail addresses and passwords

USER NAME

Your Easicom

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enables up to five users to register their own user name. This could be your first name, e.g. John.

It enables you to keep e-mails separate from other users.

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Your Easicom

is supplied with one name – User 1 – already stored and which you can change. See page 12.

POP 3 USER NAME

The POP 3 user name will be allocated to you when you ring up to register with Freeserve.

This POP 3 user name will then form part of your e-mail address.

If your POP 3 user name is “smith.freeserve.co.uk” then your e-mail address becomes “your name

smith.freeserve.co.uk”. The Freeserve registration

desk will help you with this.

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PASSWORD

If you wish, you can also enter a password which helps prevent other users from seeing your e-mails.

A password can be anything you like, e.g. ‘123’.

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The Easicom

is supplied with one password already stored. This is ‘password’ – which you can change.

See page 12.

Using Freeserve

POP 3 PASSWORD

Once you have agreed your POP 3 user name with your Freeserve Operator, you will then be asked to select a POP 3 password.

You will not have to enter a password every time you log on to the Internet,

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Easicom

will handle this for you, but you should write it down as you may need it in the event of any queries with Freeserve.

USAGE

You have to enter your User Name and Password whenever you want to use

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your Easicom

write/read e-mails or letters.

USAGE

The POP 3 user name and POP 3 password should be

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entered into the Easicom

See page 13/14.

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The Easicom

then automatically uses this information whenever you send or receive an e-mail.

Your POP 3 user name/password is not the same as your Easicom

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user name/password. Do not enter your POP 3

user name/password instead of your user name/password when you want to use your

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Easicom

SETTING UP

Set-up

To change the “User 1” password

Enter

To enter the names of other e-mail users

SETTING UP

Your Easicom

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is pre-set with one name ‘USER 1’ and one password. You should start by changing this name and password.

The Set Up screen is displayed.

USERS

CHANGE

PASSWORD

Display shows User 1. Cursor is shown next to OLD

PASSWORD. Type password. If you make a mistake press the BACKSPACE key to delete the last letter.

Enter

Cursor moves to NEW PASSWORD. Type the new password you want.

Cursor moves to confirm PASSWORD. Type the new password again.

SAVE

Screen returns to USER SET UP.

To change the “User 1” name

CHANGE

USER NAME

Cursor moves to PLEASE ENTER PASSWORD. Type in the new

password you have just set.

Set-up

USERS

NEW USER

Enter

SAVE

Display shows Set Up screen. Display shows all current user names.

Type in the name of the user. If you make a mistake, press the

BACKSPACE

key to delete the character. The cursor moves to PASSWORD.

Enter a password to prevent anyone else reading your e-mail. (You will have to type this each time you want to access your e-mail folder. For no password, just press the ENTER key).

The cursor moves to CONFIRM PASSWORD. Type the password again, if required.

To confirm. Screen shows SAVING NEW USER and then displays the name you have just entered. You can now add another new user.

Up to 5 different users can have their own e-mail accounts. If possible, you should enter all the names you want before you connect to the e-mail service provider.

Enter

SAVE

Cursor moves to NEW USER NAME. Type in the name you want.

The new name is saved and displayed. You can now add further names.

If you enter an incorrect password,

the screen shows INCORRECT PASSWORD

and then lets you try again.

Back

To exit

Press until you return to your TV programme, or press

SET UP again.

To move to another function

Press any hotkey DIRECTORY, E-MAIL, CALLS, or LETTERS.

SAVE

Mute Dialling: Lets you hear the dialling and connection tones. Highlight OFF to hear the tones or ON for silent dialling.

To confirm the settings. Screen displays INTERNET SETTINGS and Mail Accounts options.

Set up your Internet Service Provider (ISP)

Most settings for connecting to your ISP are pre-configured by BT and cannot be changed. The settings that cannot be changed are those required to call up the Internet Service Provider and make a connection that then enables you to send and receive e-mail.

Set-up

INTERNET

SETTINGS

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Screen shows Email Set Up. Screen shows Internet settings.

Optional settings

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To move the cursor to highlight the

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option you want.

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Schedule: Lets your Easicom your e-mail number at the same time every day to check for incoming mail and send any mail sitting in your Outbox. To do this highlight ON and press ENTER. Set the time of day you want your product to dial up your e-mail number.

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dial

To Set-up your individual E-mail address

Existing Freeserve customers will already have their account details. Example account details are:

POP3 user name:

smith.freeserve.co.uk

POP3 password:

Monday (note passwords are case sensitive)

E-mail address:

john@smith.freeserve.co.uk Existing Freeserve customers should

now proceed to page 14, ‘Your Settings’. New customers must obtain their

Freeserve e-mail User Name and Password. Please telephone the Freeserve Registration Line on

0870 010 2418.

Calls are charged at National Call Rate. The registration line is open between 9am-5pm, Monday to Saturday.

Freeserve is only available in the UK.

SETTING UP

If your account is inactive for 90 days or more, your internet access and e-mails may be permanently deleted.

*E-mail access on the EasicomTV3 is subject to premium call rates.

Enter

Before you call.

E-mail

It is essential that you read the Terms & Conditions that apply to using the Freeserve e-mail service BEFORE you register. These can be found in an e-mail that has been pre-loaded onto your Easicom

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If you have allocated more than one user in the previous Section (Set Up Users), you will need to choose a different mail account for each user, so that everyone has a different e-mail address and password. The Freeserve assistant will help you.

SETTING UP

Enter

To read this e-mail, press the following keys

Your password.

You can choose whatever name you like to go before “freeserve.co.uk”, most people use their own name.

When you call the Freeserve Registration Line and give them your preferred name, it is quite likely that a popular name like “john.smith” has already been allocated. The operator will give you alternatives that closely match your chosen name e.g.”john.smith6” or “j.smith”.

Select a Password.

Your e-mail address is the address other people need in order to send you e-mails.

SET UP

E-MAIL

MAIL

ACCOUNTS

KEYPAD

Enter

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Display lists the user names

To highlight the name you want to register.

Display shows PLEASE ENTER PASSWORD.

Type your user password (if one has been set).

Display shows the EMAIL SET UP screen.

Fixed settings.

Your Easicom

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automatically sets the

following:

POP3 Host: pop.freeserve.net SMTP Host: smtp.freeserve.net

Your Settings.

For the Easicom

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to send and receive e-mail, you need to complete the following details (obtained from the Freeserve Registration Line).

When you have selected your User name, you will then be asked to select a Password. Choose something that is easy to remember for you but unlikely to be guessed by another person.

POP3 user name: Fill in the exact User Name agreed with the Freeserve Operator here.

POP3 password: Fill in the exact Password agreed with the Freeserve Operator here. The password will appear as “********” to prevent anyone else seeing.

Email address:

Fill in your e-mail address as agreed with the Freeserve Operator. This should now look something like john@smith.freeserve.co.uk This is the e-mail address that will be sent out with any mail that you send and allows people to send you a reply.

SAVE

No - E-mail will always be deleted from the server after it has been downloaded.

Auto empty Deleted folder on logout?: This automatically empties

items you have sent to the Deleted folder when you exit from the e-mail screens.

To confirm the settings. Screen returns to Email set up.

You can now register another user by repeating this ‘Fixed Settings’ Section for another User name.

Optional settings: Save copy of mails sent: Keeps a copy of each e-mail you send in the memory. Please note that the memory holds a maximum of 100 e-mail messages or letters. If the memory becomes full, all users you will need to delete stored e-mail or letters.

Spell check before send?: Select YES and the spell checker will

automatically check the spelling of your e-mail before sending.

Leave copy on server?: Y ES Copies of all your e-mails will be kept on the server. Every time a user downloads e-mail, all previous mail will be included.

Paperclip icon - Mail will automatically be deleted from the server after downloading to your Easicom

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unless it has an attachment. All mail with an attachment will be left on the server so that users with a PC can then download the attachment.

Customer Helpline

If you need help with operating your Easicom

please call the Easicom

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Helpline 08457 573464.

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SETTING UP

Safety instructions

Warning

damage your Easicom

and telephone line socket during storms.

SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

Use only approved batteries (3 x AA alkaline batteries) to power the keyboard. Do not try to use any other power supply or you may permanently

There is a slight chance that your Easicom electrical storm. We recommend that you unplug it from the mains power

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could be damaged by an

Do not submerge any part of the Easicom batteries in water or use in a damp environment, such as a bathroom.

Do not expose to fire.

The set top box will produce a certain amount of heat during normal use. Please allow adequate ventilation around it.

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set top box, keyboard or

Using your Easicom

Enter

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Shift

Enter

On-screen display

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Once you have registered your user name with Freeserve, you can send and receive straightforward text messages to a maximum size of 4k – about 12 screens of text. If an incoming e-mail is longer than this, the remaining text will not be received. Should this happen, ask your sender to e-mail smaller chunks of text.

Please note that your Easicom

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will not receive any files or documents which have been attached to an e-mail message, but it will show there was originally an attachment by displaying a paper clip icon. Tell your sender that you cannot receive attachments.

E-mail

To write an e-mail message

KEYPAD

NEW

MESSAGE

KEYPAD

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Tab/Aux

BACKSPACE

DELETE

Type your password. Screen shows INBOX and will show a

list of all the e-mails you have received. To display the heading for your e-mail. Type your e-mail message.

Using the keypad

To move the cursor to the place where you want to change or add text.

To move to the end of each section. Hold down the shift key and then to scroll a screen at a time. To start a new line. Deletes the previous character. Deletes the character highlighted by

the cursor.

USING

E-mail

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You can send to an address stored in the directory or put in the address of the recipient prior to sending. Always complete the Subject of the e-mail.

Display lists the users. To highlight your user name.

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Caps Lock

Home

To type in capital letters. Press

LOCK again to type in lower case letters.

CAPS

Press and hold down to type individual letters as capital letters or, to type the top letter when using dual letter keys such as

=+.

To move the the start of each section.

To enter an e-mail address that’s stored in the directory

When the header of your e-mail is displayed:

DIRECTORY

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The list of names in your directory that have an e-mail address are displayed.

To highlight the name you want to send

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or cc your e-mail to.

PLEASE NOTE

If you want to send an e-mail message to more

than one person, separate each e-mail address by

a ‘comma’. As soon as you type in the ‘comma’,

a new screen appears giving you more space to

enter up to 8 different e-mail addresses.

To enter an e-mail address not stored in the directory

USING

BACK

TO MAIL

SEND

TO OUTBOX

To select the name highlighted. Display shows TO (NAME).

To select the name highlighted. Display shows CC (NAME).

Screen returns and shows your e-mail . addresses TO and CC in place.

When you have finished writing your e-mail,

Your spelling is checked automatically if switched on.

When the spell check is complete, the screen shows SENDING TO OUTBOX.

An outbox is a temporary storage area for sending all e-mails. By sending a batch of e-mails together rather than individually, you save money on the cost of the call.

If you want, you can now compose a NEW MESSAGE e-mail to another person.

KEYPAD

SEND

TO OUTBOX

When the header of your e-mail is displayed:

Type the full e-mail address of the person you want.

When you have finished writing your e-mail,

Your spelling is checked automatically if switched on.

If you have made a spelling mistake, the word is highlighted.

Type the correct spelling and press ENTER or CHANGE. The new word is inserted.

Press the IGNORE key if you do not want to change the highlighted word.

When the spellcheck is completed, the screen shows SENDING TO OUTBOX. If you want, you can now compose a NEW MESSAGE to e-mail to another person.

Enter

E-mail

To send e-mail messages from the outbox

To save unfinished e-mail messages in the draft folder

Send/

Receive

When you have e-mails stored in the Outbox and are ready to send them. You can do this at any time even when the television is switched off.

Any incoming e-mails will be received. The indicator lights on your Set Top Box let you follow what is happening.

If your TV is turned on, the screen shows DIALLING SERVICE PROVIDER to send your e-mail messages. Any incoming messages will also be downloaded to your Easicom

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Please note that when you connect to Freeserve, all e-mail stored in the Outbox – by any of the users – will be sent.

To stop dialling, press CANCEL or the

Back

key. Screen shows DISCONNECTING.

If you get the screen message CANNOT CONNECT

TO SERVICE PROVIDER, it may be that the line

to the service provider is busy.

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KEYPAD

NEW

MESSAGE

Tab/Aux

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KEYPAD

SAVE

If your message is not ready to send, you can save it in the draft folder and finish it later.

The user list is displayed. To highlight the user name you want.

Type in the password. The INBOX screen is displayed. To display the e-mail message screen.

To move the cursor.

USING

Type your message, entering the e-mail address and subject.

Your e-mail is checked for spelling. When the spell check is complete, the e-mail is saved in the Draft folder.

Automatic line hang up

Giving you maximum cost efficiency, once your

e-mail has been sent and any new incoming

messages received, your Easicom

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automatically hangs up the line.

Enter

To edit and send an e-mail from

Enter

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the draft folder

To delete from your draft, outbox and sent e-mail folders

USING

E-mail

KEYPAD

Enter

FOLDERS

DRAFT

EITHER:

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OR:

SEND

TO OUTBOX

The user list is displayed. To highlight the user name you want.

Type in the password. The INBOX screen is displayed.

To open the FOLDERS options. To open the DRAFT folder. The list of

e-mails in the folder is displayed.

To highlight any e-mail you want to view and edit.

To display the e-mail. You can now change it and then move it to the outbox ready for sending.

To highlight any e-mail you want to send.

To move the highlighted e-mail to the outbox. The remaining messages are listed. You can now edit or move them straight to the outbox ready for sending.

E-mail

KEYPAD

FOLDERS

DRAFT

OUTBOX

OR:

SENT

䊴

DELETE

The user list is displayed. To highlight the user name you want.

Type in the password.

The INBOX screen is displayed.

To open the FOLDERS options. Select the folder you want to delete from.

To highlight the e-mail you want to delete.

The e-mail is sent to the DELETED FOLDER. It will automatically be emptied when you exit the e-mail function if this has been selected in the Mail set up screen.

The MEMORY FULL message

Your Easicom

TV3

has a capacity to store a total

of 100 e-mail and letters. When the memory is

full, the screen displays Memory Full. Press

the

BACK key and then use the E-MAIL key or

LETTER key so you or other users can delete

documents from your e-mail or letter folders

Back

Enter

Delete

The deleted folder

Enter

E-mail

䊴

䊴䊴䊴

To highlight the e-mail name you want to look at.

When the INBOX screen is displayed:

FOLDERS

DELETED

Screen shows FOLDERS.

To display e-mail selected for deletion. You can now choose between DELETE which permanently deletes the highlighted e-mail, DELETE ALL, and RESTORE which restores the highlighted e-mail to the folder it came from.

To use search

You can search your entire personal e-mail section by giving the search engine a key word or phrase to look for. This feature is only available within the E-mail function.

The user list is displayed.

䊴

Enter

KEYPAD

To highlight the user name you want.

䊴

Type in the password. The INBOX screen is displayed.

To display the e-mail.

To go back to search results.

NEW

To search again.

To delete a user

You can delete a name from your Easicom

Set-up

USERS

YES

KEYPAD

YES

Screen shows SET UP. Screen shows user list. To highlight the user name you want

to delete. Screen shows DELETE THIS USER? Screen shows PLEASE ENTER

PASSWORD. Enter the password. Screen shows the WARNING statement. Screen shows DELETING USER then

shows the modified user list.

TV3

’s user list.

USING

KEYPAD

Screen shows SEARCH FOR. Type in the word or phrase you want

to find. If there are none, the screen shows

No matches found. Otherwise the screen lists all e-mails in your folders that contain the word or phrase.

Enter

Set-up

To change your password

䊴

To change your user name

USING

USERS

CHANGE

PASSWORD

䊴

SAVE

You can change the password associated with a name in your Easicom

TV3

’s user list

Screen shows SET UP. Screen shows user list. To highlight the user name for whom

you want to change the password. Change password. Screen shows:

OLD PASSWORD NEW PASSWORD CONFIRM PASSWORD

Enter the passwords as required. The new password is saved. If you make a mistake and don’t type

the same new password twice, you will be asked to enter them again.

USERS

䊴

CHANGE

USER NAME

KEYPAD

SAVE

You change a name shown in your Easicom

TV3

’s user list.

Screen shows SET UP. Screen shows user list. To highlight the user name you want

to change. Screen shows ENTER PASSWORD. Enter the password. Screen shows:

OLD USER NAME NEW USER NAME

Enter your new user name. Your new name is saved.

䊴

Enter

Receiving e-mail messages

To receive new e-mail messages, simply press the time. The product will connect to the telephone line and receive any new e-mails.

SEND/RECEIVE button at any

If the e-mail has a paperclip icon beside it, it means there is an attachment to the message. You cannot open this with your Easicom

TV3

. You can open

attachments on a PC, if you have one. The screen tells you who the e-mail is

from and the subject of the message.

E-mail

Enter

KEYPAD

When you have been on-line and checked for e-mail, the E-mail light will light up.

Whenever your Easicom

TV3

is connected to Freeserve, all new e-mail messages for your registered users will automatically be downloaded to each user’s inbox ready to be read.

Screen shows the list of users and gives the number of new e-mail messages waiting beside each user name.

Andy (0) Sarah (4) Dad (1)

To highlight the user name you want.

Enter your password if required. Screen shows your inbox, listing all

your messages. The envelope icon beside each e-mail is

shown sealed if the message is new and unread, and open if the e-mail has already been read.

The bottom of the screen gives you the date and time the e-mail was received and the size of the message.

Enter

To read the highlighted e-mail.

To reply to a viewed e-mail

When you have read a received e-mail,

TV3

makes it easy to reply

REPLY ALL

your Easicom to it. While the e-mail message is on screen, select the appropriate option.

Lets you write a reply to the e-mail you are reading. Their address is automatically included and the subject has “Re.” before their original subject.

Select this option if you want to reply to the original sender and any other people to which the original e-mail was also copied, up to a maximum of the first eight addresses on the list.

USING

Send/

Receive

To forward a received e-mail

To dial up and check for new e-mail

USING

When you have read a received e-mail, you can forward it to other people. While the e-mail message is on screen, select:

FORWARD

You can now enter up to 8 addresses under the “to” heading and up to another 8 addresses under the “cc” heading. Each full e-mail address should be separated by a comma, or space or semi-colon.

Your Easicom

TV3

automatically puts

“Fw” in front of the subject heading.

To delete a viewed e-mail

When you have read a received e-mail, you can delete it simply by selecting:

DELETE

The e-mail is sent to the Deleted folder. It will be deleted when you exit from the e-mail menu, if set to do this under Set Up.

You can look to see if you have new mail at any time.

The screen shows DIALLING SERVICE PROVIDER.

CANCEL

To stop dialling.

Printing out e-mail messages

If you attach a printer you can print your outgoing and incoming e-mail messages. (See Attaching a printer, page 34.)

To switch to the TV channel while receiving e-mails

While the on-line light is on, and your

TV3

is receiving or sending your

TV/AV

Easicom messages:

To put the TV programme on screen. When your e-mail has been received or sent, the on-line light goes out.

E-mail etiquette

There are generally agreed guidelines for using e-mail and some of the most important are listed here.

Using smilies

Some people use smilies as a fun shorthand to express emotions.

• Always fill out the subject line on your message to help recipients decide when (and whether) to read your message.

• Pause before you send an e-mail you might later regret.

• Don’t type in all capital letters; YOUR MESSAGE WILL LOOK LIKE YOU ARE SHOUTING!

• Don’t send messages you wouldn’t want to be forwarded by the recipient (at least not without adding a “for your eyes only” note).

• Don’t send confidential or secret information such as credit card information) through non secured e-mail.

The notation : - ) is a “smiley”. Turn the page around and you can see a smiling face where : is the eyes, – is the nose, ) is the mouth. Smilies are also abbreviated as : ) or : >

Smiley Emotion Meaning

: - ) Happy This was a joke

; - ) Happy winking I’m pulling your leg

: - P Sticking out tongue “Nyahh” or “Bleh”

: - ( Unhappy I’m sad about this

: ~ ( Crying I’m very sad about this

: - 1 Unemotional I’m less than thrilled

> : - ( Very unhappy I’m upset

USING

8 - ) Wide eyed happiness This surprised me

: - O Shouting I’m yelling and upset

8 – O Wide eyed shouting I’m even more upset

> 8 - ) Mad, wide eyed shouting Now I’m really angry

1 – 1 Asleep Zzzzzz...

Enter

Delete

Enter

Letters

䊴

䊴䊴䊴

䊴

Shift

To write a new letter

Shift

Press and hold down to type individual letters as capital letters or, to type the top letter when using dual letter keys such as

=+.

USING

Letters

Screen shows the list of users. To choose your user name. Screen shows PLEASE ENTER

PASSWORD. If you have a password,

KEYPAD

use the keypad to enter it. Screen shows LETTERS.

NEW

You now have the option of choosing a LETTER for a more formal layout or NOTEPAD for an informal layout.

LETTER

NOTEPAD

ARROWS

For the Formal layout. For the Notepad layout. To move the cursor around the screen.

Type in the subject and date you want. If you want to save your letter, it will be stored under the subject and date you give it.

To start a new line.

BACKSPACE

Deletes the previous character. Deletes the character highlighted by

the cursor.

CAPS

LOCK

To type in capital letters. Press CAPS

LOCK again to type in lower case

letters.

SPELL

䊴

To spell check your letter. To move the cursor to the place where

䊴

you want to change or add text.

䊴

Hold down the shift key and then

䊴

to scroll a screen at a time.

䊴

To address your letter

When writing a letter:

ADDRESS

KEYPAD

Directory

The Calls List provides details of the last 100 calls you have received (whether you answered the call or not). So if you have been away from your phone you can see at a glance who has been trying to contact you.

The Calls List will show the number of the person that called you, including their area code.

If you have already stored the caller’s number and name in the directory, the display also shows the name.

If the caller is tagged as a Priority their name is shown highlighted in red.

To quit the Calls List

When the Calls List is displayed:

Calls

The TV screen returns to normal.

To switch from the Calls List to the Directory

From the Calls List screen: The names stored in the directory are

displayed.

Highlighted call in yellow

Phone number when a name

1 of 6 Calls List

Andy Saunders Mick Trenter Louise Vanags 0171-257 2298 INTERNATIONAL PHIL

0173-116 4111 AUG 25 17:39

is displayed

To display the Calls List

The Calls List is displayed showing your most recent calls first.

䊴

Shift

䊴

To scroll through the Calls List. As each

䊴

call is highlighted, the date and time of the call is also displayed.

Hold down the shift key while pressing to scroll a screen at a time.

䊴

DELETE DELETE

ALL

Priority caller in red

Time and date of call highlighted by cursor

To delete an entry from the Calls List

The Calls List is displayed.

䊴

To highlight the entry you wish to

䊴

delete.

DELETE

YES

The screen shows DELETE THIS CALL? To delete

To cancel.

To delete the entire Calls List

The Calls List is displayed.

DELETE

ALL

YES

The screen shows DELETE ALL CALLS?

To confirm. To cancel.

USING

Caller information not available

With some incoming calls the telephone number of the caller is not available and cannot therefore be displayed on your Easicom

In this case, your Easicom

TV3

provides you with some explanatory information about the type of call you have received. This comes in the form of a text message and will be one of the following.

WITHHELD

The caller has stopped their number from being sent.

INTERNATIONAL

The call received was from outside the UK.

Directory

Your Easicom each containing a name, address, two phone numbers and e-mail address.

Once you have stored a name and number in the Directory, every time you receive a call from that number, the name of the person calling will be displayed.

You can add new details to the directory at any time or copy a number directly from the Calls List or an e-mail address directly from a stored message.

TV3

lets you store up to 100 entries

USING

UNAVAILABLE

The caller’s exchange/network does not offer a Caller Display Service.

OPERATOR

The call has come via the operator.

PAYPHONE

The caller is ringing from a payphone.

RINGBACK

The exchange is ringing to let you know that a previously engaged number is free.

If your Easicom

TV3

does not recognise the information contained within the caller display message, it will show INVALID DATA rather than a message that may contain errors. It does not mean that there is a fault with your Caller Display service or your Easicom

TV3

When the Calls List is full

Each time a new call is received, details of the oldest call are automatically deleted.

Directory entries are stored in alphabetical order.

1 of 1 Directory

William Smith

New Edit Delete

Priority calls

When storing an entry in the directory, you can choose to allocate Priority status to mark it out as a special caller.

When a Priority caller rings, the Calls light on the set top box flashes rapidly and the word PRIORITY appears above the callers name.

Once you have received a Priority call, you can access your Calls List to see when they called. A Priority call is stored in the Calls List and in the Directory highlighted in red.

Tab/Aux

Directory

1 of 3

䊴

Directory

䊴

Ann Dad Mobile DEREK

New Edit Delete

Directory

Priority caller highlighted in red

To add an entry in the directory

If there is a power failure, all data stored

on your Easicom

TV3

is saved.

To change an entry in the directory

Screen shows DIRECTORY and any entered names in alphabetical order.

䊴

Highlight the entry you want to

䊴

change.

You must include a name to go with the rest of the entry.

Screen shows DIRECTORY and any entered names in alphabetical order.

NEW

KEYPAD

Screen shows a new entry. Enter the details you want.

䊴

Press the

ARROW keys or the TAB key

to move the cursor around the screen.

If you make a mistake, just hit the

BACKSPACE key. The cursor moves

back, deleting the previous character. If you want to mark the entry as a

Priority caller, move the cursor to highlight YES next to PRIORITY.

SAVE

To confirm the entry.

If the directory is full, the message

DIRECTORY IS FULL is displayed when you

press the

NEW key in the Directory. You must

delete an existing entry before adding a new one.

EDIT

KEYPAD

The entry is displayed. Enter the new details you want. Press the

ARROW keys to move the

cursor around the screen. If you make a mistake, just hit the

BACKSPACE

key. The cursor moves back, deleting the previous character.

If you want, mark the entry as a Priority caller, move the cursor to highlight YES next to PRIORITY.

SAVE

To confirm the entry.

To delete an entry in the directory

Screen shows DIRECTORY and any entered names in alphabetical order.

To highlight the entry you want to delete.

DELETE

YES

Screen shows DELETE THIS ENTRY. To confirm. To cancel.

USING

To view entries in the directory

䊴

Shift

Letters

Back

To exit the directory

USING

Directory

Screen shows DIRECTORY and any entered names in alphabetical order.

Scroll through the list of names until the one you want is highlighted.

Hold down the shift key while pressing. to scroll one screen at a time.

ENTER

KEYPAD

To display the full entry details.

Enter the first letter of the name you want to display the entries starting with that letter or closest to that letter.

To add a phone number from the Calls List to the directory

Calls

䊴

ADD

Display the Calls List on the screen. To highlight the number you want to

䊴

add to the directory. Directory entry is displayed with the

number already included. You can now add the rest of the details.

The previous screen is displayed. Press again until you reach the screen you want or the normal TV picture is shown.

E-mail

Press any of the Hotkeys to jump to another function.

Calls

Directory

Press DIRECTORY key again.

PLEASE NOTE

You cannot add a number from the Calls List

if it has already been entered in the directory or

you received any of the following text messages

WITHHELD, INTERNATIONAL

UNAVAILABLE, OPERATOR

CLI IS PRIVATE

, or

PAYPHONE

You must also enter a name to go with the number.

SAVE

To save the entry.

To switch from the directory to the Calls List

When the directory screen is displayed:

Calls

The screen shows the Calls List.

Additional features

Camera monitoring system

Easicom you can connect a camera monitoring system.

Follow the instructions provided with your camera monitoring system to set the camera where you wish it to be eg. at your front door.

Run the cables back to the Easicom box (ensuring they are fastly secured and do not cause an obstruction).

Connect the Video output from your camera into the CAMERA VIDEO IN port at the back of your Easicom

TV3

has purpose built ports into which

Set up your Camera Monitoring System

TV3

set-top

Connect the Camera Monitoring System to the Easicom

TV3

Connect the Audio output from your camera into the CAMERA AUDIO IN port at the back of

Camera

Audio in

TV3

Camera Video in

TV Scart

Aux Scart

your Easicom

12vDC

Once your camera monitoring system has been set up, it is very simple to use with your Easicom

TV3

To view the camera image on the TV screen

Camera

Press and hold the CAMERA key until the camera image appears on screen.

You will also hear the audio output through your television speakers.

CAMERA

To remove the camera image from

Set-up

the TV screen

To connect a printer

CAMERA

Camera

Press and hold the CAMERA key until the camera image disappears from the screen.

The image and audio will return to the TV broadcast.

If you receive a call, the callers telephone number will appear on your TV screen as normal while viewing the camera picture.

Adding a printer

TV3

PRINTER

䊴

Easicom edit letters on screen and print them out via an attached printer.

Screen shows SET UP.

Select the printer you want from the list displayed. If you already have a printer that is different from this list, your Easicom it. Try each printer option in turn.

To select the printer you want to add or try with your existing printer.

enables you to compose and

may work perfectly well with

Plug the printer cable (supplied with your printer) into the printer socket on the back of your Easicom

Plug the other end into your printer and connect up to the mains power as shown in your printer manufacturer’s user guide.

To print an e-mail or letter

Display the e-mail or letter you want to print on screen.

To print a copy.

TV3

set top box.

SAVE

Screen shows SAVING PRINTER SETTING.

PLEASE NOTE

You can only print when the text of your e-mail

or letter is displayed on the screen.

Maintenance

General

Clean the outside of the control with damp (not wet) cloth or anti-static wipe.

Easicom

TV3

and remote

Service

Do not leave dead batteries in the keyboard. Replace them immediately with new AA Alkaline batteries as soon as they run out.

There are no customer replaceable parts on the

Easicom

TV3

(except for the batteries in the keyboard).

CAMERA

Help and advice

Symptom Possible Cause Solution

The product does not appear to be working at all.

The calls light goes on when I have a new call but no information appears on the TV screen. Also, nothing appears on the screen when I press the Calls or Directory key on the keyboard but the light does stop flashing.

HELP AND ADVICE

Easicom

Scart cable fitted incorrectly.

You have connected equipment to the AUX socket of Easicom equipment is turned on but you are watching normal terrestrial TV (this has disabled the automatic Scart switching).

Your TV has two Scart connectors, but only one is fully wired.

Your TV Scart connector does not support full Scar t functionality.

TV3

not powered.

TV3

and the

Ensure the power supply lead is plugged in and switched on, (see page 8.)

Ensure Scart cable is fitted between Television and “TV” socket of Easicom

This problem can be avoided if you ensure that any equipment attached to the AUX socket of your Easicom (video, satellite etc) is set to STANDBY when not in use.

Ensure that Easicom to Scart connector 1 on your TV.

Cable your Easicom Recorder with Scart cables according to steps 5 or 6 on page 7 or 8 of this User Guide. Select the AV input on your TV. Always change TV channels via the Video Recorder Remote Controller.

TV3

, (see page 7.)

TV3

is connected

TV3

, TV and Video

TV3

My TV picture has disappeared.

Caller Display information does not appear on the screen and calls light doesn’t flash when new calls are received.

Has the camera or AUX key been pressed?

Have you registered to the Caller Display service?

Press and hold Camera key for greater than 1 second or press AUX key while SHIFT key is held down.

Call BT or your telephone service provider.

Symptom Possible Cause Solution

No name is presented when I receive a call, just the number.

The keyboard doesn’t appear to work.

The Easicom

TV3

keeps scrolling through some screens telling about the product.

I only have one telephone socket in my house Where do I plug my telephone?

When my TV is in standby mode, an incoming telephone call causes my TV to turn on!

There is no Scart connector on the back of my TV.

There is no directory entry for this number.

The path is blocked between the controller and the Easicom

TV3

Batteries are low.

You have accessed the in-built demonstration mode.

Some TVs auto-switch from Standby mode to On when the Scart connector is activated.

Enter the person’s name in your Directory (see page 31).

Ensure that the front of the Easicom

TV3

has nothing obscuring it.

Replace batteries.

Press the BACK arrow key or turn off the power to the product for a few seconds.

Either Plug it into the telephone phone socket at the rear of Easicom

TV3

or buy a doubler

connector.

Ensure that your TV is switched Off (i.e. not in Standby mode) when not in use. This will also save power.

BT recommend that the Easicom

TV3

is connected to a TV via a scart. However, if you do not have a TV with a scart socket, Easicom

TV3

can be connected via a modulator, which will need to be purchased separately. Please call the BT Helpline on 08457 573464 for advice.

HELP AND ADVICE

Sometimes when a call is received, “Unavailable” or “Withheld” is displayed on the TV screen.

When a call is received and the number appears on the TV screen, my TV also shows the channel identifier.

This is because the caller may not want you to know who is calling, or perhaps because the call has come from a private company that does not deliver Caller Display.

This is a function of the Scart switching and is quite normal.

Symptom Possible Cause Solution

Occasionally when the phone rings, “INVALID DATA” appears on the TV screen.

Everything on the product seems to have stopped working.

TV Channel changes when you use Easicom

E-mail message cuts off suddenly.

“MEMORY FULL” is displayed on screen.

HELP AND ADVICE

Every time I download new e-mails, I also get all the old ones again.

TV3

The data from the telephone exchange has become corrupted - the Easicom

TV3

is not faulty.

Set Top Box is locked up.

If this occurs on a frequent basis, contact your telephone Service Provider for assistance.

Unplug the mains power cable for a few seconds then reconnect. All information is retained except the time and date setting.

This may happen if you have a VCR

or Satellite Receiver connected to the AUX socket of Easicom

TV3.

The message might be longer than the maximum 4k of text.

Up to 100 e-mails/letters can be stored in the memory.

You have set the Easicom

TV3

to save

all messages on the mail server.

Switch your VCR or Satellite receiver to Standby when not in use.

Ask your sender to e-mail you in smaller chunks of text.

Delete some e-mails/letters from the memory.

Under the SET UP, E-MAIL, MAIL ACCOUNTS screen, set the “LEAVE COPY ON SERVER” option to “NO”.

When creating a long e-mail or letter, the keyboard seems to stop working.

When dialling to Send/Recieve e-mail, I get an error message:

“Cannot communicate with ISP”

Each e-mail/letter is limited to about 4,000 characters. When you have reached this limit, TV3 cannot accept anymore keystrokes.

The Internet Ser vice Provider phone line is busy.

Easicom TV3 is not connected to the phone line.

Ensure that new e-mail/letters are less than 4,000 characters (about 12 screens of information).

Try again later.

Connect Easicom TV3 as shown on page 7.

Symptom Possible Cause Solution

“Cannot communicate with ISP”

“Unable to send message” or “Unable to receive message”

“Incorrect POP3 user name/password”

Faulty phone line.

The mail servers in the network are busy.

Temporary fault in the netowrk.

Incorrect information in the e-mail setup menu.

If other telephones in your house are not working, report the fault to your telephone service provider.

Try again later. If problem persists, contact the BT helpline.

Try again later.

Go to SETUP/EMAIL/ MAILACCOUNTS and ensure that “POP3 user name” and “POP3 password” are correctly filled in. Contact the BT helpdesk if this problem persists.

If you forget your user password

If you enter the wrong password, the display shows INCORRECT PASSWORD. You can override the password protection.

When you are asked to enter a password:

KEYPAD

Type “reset”. This resets your Easicom

TV3

to its original user

password of “password”.

HELP AND ADVICE

ENTER

You can now enter a new password. Please note. If you do this to read someone else’s e-mail messages, any that you read are marked with the opened envelope symbol to show that they have been accessed.

HELPLINE

If you continue to have any problems, please call our Helpline on 08457 573464

Technical specification

Non-volatile Memory Storage 512 Kb

On Screen Display 40 Characters X 17 Lines

TV and AUX sockets SCART

Camera video and audio sockets Phono

Power Supply 12v DC, 300mA

Infra Red Controller batteries 3 X AA alkaline

Video Levels 1Volt p-p, 75 Ohms

Weight 400 grams Set Top Box

Telephone line cord 7.5 metres

TECHNICAL

Scart Cable 1.2 metres

Dimensions 260(L) x 100(D) x 40(H)mm Set Top Box

Printer socket 25 way parallel printer port

Index

Batteries 6 Calls

BT Caller Display subscription 28 delete entire calls list 29 delete entry 29 display calls list 29 quit calls list 29 remove number from TV screen 28 switch to directory 29

Camera monitoring system

remove image from TV 34 set up and connect 33

view image on TV 33 Cleaning 35 Connection of other equipment 8

Directory

add new entry 31

add number from calls list 32

change entry 31

delete entry 31

exit 32

priority callers 30

view directory 32

switch to calls list 32

Easicom

E-mail

TV3

User list change name 22 change password 22 delete name 21 forgot your password 39

check for new e-mail delete draft, outbox or sent folders 20 delete a read e-mail 24 edit e-mail 20 enter names of other users 12

enter recipients address 18 etiquette 25 forward 24 outbox and sent folder 20 printing 24 quick guide 11 receiving e-mail 23 reply 23 restore a deleted e-mail folder 21 search for specific e-mail 21 send from draft folder 19 send from outbox 19 set up individual e-mail address 13 set up internet ser vice provider 13 switch to TV channel 24 write 17

Help and advice 36 L etters

add address 26 delete 27 view, change or print 27 write 26

Maintenance 35 Power supply 8

Printer

connecting 34 printing 34

Safety instructions 16

Service 35

Telephone, connecting a 8

Telephone line cord 7 Television, connecting to 7 Time and date, to set 9

Unpacking 5

INDEX

Offices in Europe, North America, Japan and Asia Pacific.

The telecommunications services described in this publication are subject to availability and may be modified from time to time. Services and equipment are provided subject to British Telecommunications plc’s respective standard conditions of contract. Nothing in this publication forms any part of any contract.

Touchtone™ is a registered trade mark of British Telecommunications plc in the UK.

© British Telecommunications plc 1999. Registered Office: 81 Newgate Street, London EC1A 7AJ. Registered in England No. 1800000. Designed by: The Art & Design Par tnership Limited. Printed in China. Easicom

Printed on paper which meets international environmental standards.

TV3

. Issue 1 (9/99) 5

CE compliant to 89/336/EEC (EMC Directive) & 73/23/EEC (Low Voltage Directive)

APPROVED

for connection to

telecommunication systems specified

in the instructions for use subject to

the conditions set out in them

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