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1.Phonebook
2.Boost(sound amplication)
3.Intercom
4.Recallkey
5.Callkey/Speakerphone
6.Redial/Down
7.Ringeronandoff
8.Keypadlockandunlock
9.Endcall/Switchon/off
10.Mute
11.Menukey/OK
12.Volume
13.Calllog/Up
14.RingerLED
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Contents
Installation.................................................................1
Connection...........................................................1
Basicsetup..........................................................1
Operation....................................................................3
Makingacall........................................................3
Receivingacall....................................................3
Redial..................................................................3
Speakermode.......................................................3
Mute....................................................................4
Calltimer.............................................................4
Enteringtext.........................................................4
Keypadlock.........................................................4
Paging.................................................................5
HandsetpowerOn/Off...........................................5
Silent/Ringeroff...................................................5
Volumecontrol......................................................5
Boost(soundamplication)...................................5
Phonebook..................................................................6
Storingcontacts....................................................6
Diallingfromthephonebook..................................6
Editcontacts........................................................6
Copycontactstoanotherhandset...........................7
Deletingcontacts..................................................7
Capacity...............................................................7
Editgroup............................................................7
Speeddial............................................................8
Calllog(CallerID).......................................................8
Retrievinganddialling...........................................9
Deletingfromcalllog............................................9
Calleridenticationmessages................................9
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Sound........................................................................10
Ringer..................................................................10
Tones..................................................................10
Settings......................................................................11
Handsetsettings...................................................11
Basesettings........................................................12
Expandedsystem(twoormorehandsets)................13
Others........................................................................15
Range..................................................................15
EcoFunctionality..................................................15
Battery.................................................................15
Hearingloop.........................................................16
Troubleshooting....................................................16
Careandmaintenance...........................................17
Warranty..............................................................17
SpecicAbsorptionRate(SAR)..............................18
DeclarationofConformity......................................18
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Installation

Thisdeviceisintendedfortheanaloguetelephonenetwork linesinA T ,BE,BG,CH,CY ,CZ,DE,DK,EE,ES,FI,FR, GB,GR,HU,IE,IS,IT,LV,LT,LU,MT ,NL,NO,PL,PT, RO,SI,SK,SE.

Connection

1.Connectthemainsadaptertoanelectricalwallsocket andtoyonthebase.
2.Connectthetelephonelinecordtoanetworkwall socketandtoKonthebase.
3.Insertthebatteries2x1.2VNiMHAAAintothe handsetinaccordancewiththemarkings.
4.Placethehandsetinthebasetocharge(24hours thersttime).
Note!
Usethetelephonelinecordsupplied,anexistinglinecord fromapreviousphonemaynotbecompatible.

Basicsetup

Language

1.Pressw/0.
2.Scroll/toSettings.Pressw/0.
3.ScrolltoHandsetsettings.Pressw/0.
4.ScrolltoLanguage.Pressw/0.
5.ScrolltoEnglish.Pressw/0.
6.Pressktoexitthemenu.
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Note!
SeeSound/Tones,p.10onhowtochangelanguagefor Talkingkeys.

Date/Time/Alarm

1.Pressw/0.
2.Scroll/toSettings.Pressw/0.
3.ScrolltoDate/T ime/Alarm.Pressw/0.
4.ScrolltoDate/Time.Pressw/0.
5.SelectTimeformatandpressw/0.Select24hour or12hour.Pressw/0.
6.SelectDateformatandpressw/0.Selectdd/mmor mm/ddandpressw/0.
7.SelectEntertimeandpressw/0.
8.Entercurrenttime.Pressw/0.
9.ScrolltoEnterdate.Pressw/0.
10.Entercurrentdate.Pressw/0.
Note!
Youneedtosetthecorrectdateandtimetogainfull functionality.

Alarm

1.Pressw/0.
2.Scroll/toSettings.Pressw/0.
3.Pressw/0,scrolltoDate/Time/Alarmandpressw/0.
4.ScrolltoAlarm.Pressw/0.
5.SelectOntoactivateanalarm(selectOfftodeactivate it).Pressw/0.
6.Enterthealarmtime.Pressw/0.
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7.ScrolltoRingtone.Pressw/0.
8.Pressw/0.
Note!
Whenthealarmgoesoff,ALARMisdisplayed.Turnoff thesignalwithanykey .Thevolumeisdeterminedbythe handsetringervolume.IfthehandsetRingervolumeissetto Off,thealarmstillsoundsatLevel1.

Operation

Makingacall

1.Entertherequirednumber.DeletewithC.
2.Pressqtomakethecall.Pressktoendthecall.

Receivingacall

1.Pressqtoanswer.Pressqagaintoanswerin speakermode.
2.Pressktoendthecall.
Note!
Ifautoanswerisenabled,thecallisansweredwhenyoupick upthehandsetfromthebase.SeeHandsetsettings,p.11.

Redial

Press.Scrollamongthe10mostrecentlydialled numberswith
phonebook,thecorrespondingnamewillalsobedisplayed. Pressqtocallthedisplayedentry,orw/0forthe submenu,seePhonebook,p.6.
/.Ifthenumberisalreadyinthe

Speakermode

Toswitchbetweenhandset/speakerpressq.When activatedisdisplayed.
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Note!
Pleaserememberthatinspeakermode,itisonlypossiblefor onepersonatatimetotalk.T osavepower,speakerandthe displaylightceasestooperateatlowbatterystrength.

Mute

Switchon/offthemicrophoneduringacallwithz.

Calltimer

DuringacallthedisplaywillshowatimerHH:MM:SS, indicatingthecallduration.

Enteringtext

Presseachnumericalkeyrepeatedlyuntilthedesired characterisdisplayed,thenwaitafewsecondsbefore enteringthenextcharacter.
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PressCtodelete.PressandholdCtodeletetheentiretext string.UsekorC(severaltimes)toexitthemenu.
=space
=switchbetweenupper/lowercaseABC/abc/Abc

Keypadlock

Pressandhold isdisplayed.Incomingcallscanbeansweredbypressing qevenifthekeypadislocked.Duringthecall,the keypadisunlocked.Whenthecallisendedorrejected, thekeypadislockedagain.
Note!
Theemergencynumbers999,112and911canbedialled withoutunlockingthekeypad.
toactivate/deactivate.Whenactivated
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Paging

PressJonthebaseunittopagethehandset/s.The handset/swillringandPagingisdisplayed.Thesignalwill stopautomatically,orpressJagain,orpresskon thehandset.

HandsetpowerOn/Off

Pressandholdkinstandbytopoweron/offthehandset. Pressw/0toconrm.

Silent/Ringeroff

Pressandhold signal,seealsoSound,p.10.Whenringerisdeactivated
isdisplayed.
instandbytoturnon/offthehandsetring
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Volumecontrol

Thehandsetvolumemaybeadjustedduringacallwith v/V.Alternativelyuse
indicatedonthedisplay.Whenyouendthecall,thesetting willremainatthelastselectedlevel.
/.Thevolumelevelis
Boost(soundamplication)
Pressonthesideofthehandset,toactivate/deactivate Boost.WhenactivatedtheLEDindicatorilluminates.Boost isdeactivatedattheendofeachcalltoavoidharming peoplewithnormalhearing.
CAUTION
Thehandsetvolumecanbeveryloud.Boostshouldonlybe usedbypersonswithimpairedhearingability.
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Phonebook

Thephonebookwillstore100contacts.Contactsinthe phonebookarearrangedalphabetically.Eachnamecanbe upto10charactersinlength,andphonenumberscanbe upto24digitsinlength. IfyousubscribetoaCallerIDservice,thename/numberof thecallerwillbedisplayed(forthosenumbersstoredin thephonebook).

Storingcontacts

1.Pressb.Pressw/0.
2.Scroll/toNewentry.Pressw/0.
3.Entername.Pressw/0.
4.Enterphonenumber.DeletewithC.Pressw/0.
5.SelectrequiredGroup.Pressw/0.

Diallingfromthephonebook

1.Pressb.
2.Scroll/betweencontacts.Quicksearchthe phonebookbypressingthecorrespondingnumberkey fortherstletter.
3.Pressw/0.
4.ScrolltoCall.Pressw/0.

Editcontacts

1.Pressb.
2.Scroll/tothecontactyouwanttoedit.Press w/0.
3.ScrolltoEdit.Pressw/0.
4.Editthename.Delete/backspacewithC.Pressw/0.
5.Editthenumber.Delete/backspacewithC.Pressw/0.
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6.SelecttherequiredGroup.Pressw/0.

Copycontactstoanotherhandset

Onlyforexpandedsystem,withtwoormorehandsets.
1.Pressb.
2.Scroll/tothecontactyouwanttocopy.Press w/0.
3.ScrolltoCopy/Copyall.Pressw/0.
4.Selectadestinationhandset.Pressw/0.
5.AcceptPBentries?isdisplayedonthedestination handset.
6.Pressw/0onthedestinationhandsettoconrm.

Deletingcontacts

1.Pressb.
2.Scroll/tothecontactyouwanttodelete.Press w/0.
3.ScrolltoDelete/Deleteall.Pressw/0.
4.Pressw/0toconrm.

Capacity

Hereyoucancheckhowmanyphonebookentriesthatare storedandavailablestoragecapacity.

Editgroup

1.Pressb.Pressw/0.
2.Scroll/toEditgroup.Pressw/0.
3.Scrolltothegroupyouwanttoedit.Pressw/0.
4.ScrolltoRenamegroup/Setringtone.Pressw/0.
5.Makeyourselectionsandthenpressw/0toconrm.
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Speeddial

OnceacontacthasbeensavedasSpeeddialyouonlyneed topressonekeytomakeacall.
Note!
Thecontactmustbestoredinthephonebookbefore assigningitasspeeddial.

Storingasspeeddial

1.Pressb.Pressw/0.
2.ScrolltoSpeeddial,pressw/0.
3.SelectKey2–Key9.Pressw/0.
4.Selectacontactfromthephonebookandpressw/0.
5.Thenumericalkeyyouselectedisdisplayedagain.
6.Pressw/0forthesubmenu,suchasEditandDelete.

Speeddialling

Todialaspeeddialcontactpressandholdtheequivalent key(Key2–Key9)untilthephonenumberisdisplayed.

Calllog(CallerID)

CallerIDallowsyoutoseewhoiscallingbeforeyou answerandtoseewhohascalledinyourabsence.Ifthe numberisstoredinthephonebook,thecaller’snamewill bedisplayed.Thecallsarestoredinsequence.Thelast 20incomingansweredandunansweredcallsarestored alongwiththedateandtime.Newcall/Newcallswillbe displayedinstandbymode.
Note!
Thisfunctionrequiresasubscriptionfromyourservice provider.Contactyourserviceproviderformoreinformation.
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Retrievinganddialling

1.Press.Pressw/0. Orpressw/0andselectCalllog.
2.Scrolltodesirednumberwith.
3.Pressqtodialorpressw/0forthesubmenu:
DetailsViewdetailsforthecall
Delete
Deleteall
CallDialnumber
StorenumberStorenumberinPhonebook
CalllogtypeSaveinformationaboutMissedcalls
Deletethisnumberfromthecalllog (notfromPhonebook)
Deleteallnumbersfromthecalllog (notfromPhonebook)
(unanswered)orAllcalls(answered andunanswered).
Note!
Asdefaultthelast20incomingansweredandunanswered callsarestoredalongwiththedateandtimeofthecalls.To savememorystorageyoucanselecttosaveonlyMissedcalls.

Deletingfromcalllog

1.Press.Scrolltothedesiredentrywith. Pressw/0.
2.ScrolltoDelete/DeleteallPressw/0.
3.Pressw/0toconrm.
Calleridenticationmessages
Thefollowingmessageswillbedisplayedoccasionally:
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Unknown
PrivateInformationaboutthenumberisblocked.
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Unknownnumber,e.g.internationalcall.
Numbercannotbedisplayed.
Messageindicationfromyournetwork operator*.
*Onlyfunctionsincertaincountries.
Toremovethemessageindicator:Pressandthenhold down
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Sound

Ringer

1.Pressw/0.ScrolltoSound.Pressw/0.
2.Scrolltodesiredfunctione.g.Ringer.Pressw/0.
3.Scrolltodesiredsetting.Pressw/0:
External
Internal
Ringer volume
Selectringerforexternalcalls.Pressw/0.
Selectringerforinternalcalls.Pressw/0.
1=lowest,5=highest,orOff.Pressw/0.
SilentBeep=handsetbeepsonincomingcall
Off=handsetringeriscompletelysilenton
incomingcall.Pressw/0.
Note!
Melody6–Melody10willcontinueforupto9secondsifthe callisansweredinanotherphone.SelectMelody1–Melody 5ifyouwanttoavoidthis.

Tones

1.Pressw/0.ScrolltoSound.Pressw/0.
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2.Scrolltodesiredfunctione.g.Tones.Pressw/0.
3.Scrolltodesiredsetting.Pressw/0:
Keytone
Conr­mation
Battery low
No coverage
SelectKeybeep,TalkingkeysorOff.If youselectT alkingkeysalsoselectdesired language.
SelectOnorOff.Pressw/0toconrm.
SelectOnorOff.Pressw/0toconrm.
SelectOnorOff.Pressw/0toconrm.

Settings

Handsetsettings

1.Pressw/0.ScrolltoHandsetsettings.Pressw/0.
2.Scrolltodesiredfunctione.g.Language.Pressw/0.
3.Scrolltodesiredsetting.Pressw/0:
Direct call
Select base
PIN:(defaultcodeis0000)
Onlyusedinsystemswithmorethanone baseunit.
DisplayLevel1=normal)
SelectHandsetname=thetext/name displayedinstandby.Pressw/0toconrm.
Lan­guage
Thehandset'smenulanguage.
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Auto answer
Register handset
De­register
Handset reset
On=thecallisansweredwhenthehandset
isliftedfromthebase. Off=thecallisansweredbypressingq.
Registeranewhandsettoabase,see
Expandedsystem(twoormorehandsets), p.13.
De-registerahandsetfromabase.Enterthe PINcode(defaultcodeis0000)andpress w/0.Pressw/0againtoconrm.
Resetthehandsettodefaultsettings.Enter thePINcode(defaultcodeis0000)and pressw/0.Pressw/0againtoconrm.
Note!
Ade-registeredhandsetcannolongerbeusedwiththe system!

Basesettings

1.Pressw/0.ScrolltoBasesettings.Pressw/0. Scrolltodesiredfunctione.g.Ringer.Pressw/0. Enterthedesiredsetting.Pressw/0:
RingerSelectringertoneforthebaseunit.Press
w/0toconrm.
Ringer volume
Flash time
Baseunit’sringervolume. 1=lowest,5=highest,orOff.Pressw/0 toconrm.
Recalltime.
600ms=NewZealand 300ms=France/Portugal 100ms=othersincludingUK/AUS
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System PIN
Base reset
ChangePINcode(defaultcodeis0000).
Resetthebasetodefaultsettings.Enterthe PINcode(defaultcodeis0000)andpress w/0.Pressw/0againtoconrm.

Expandedsystem(twoormorehandsets)

Thecallnumberforinternalcallswillbedisplayedin thedisplayinstandbymode.Thebaseunitshouldbe positionedcentrallysothatthecoverageareaisroughly equalforallhandsets.

Registeranewhandset

Allhandsetsincludedinthepackagearealreadyregistered tothebaseunit.Youcanregisterupto5handsetstoone baseunit.
Note!
ThismodelisGAP(GenericAccessProle)compatible, whichmeansthatthehandsetandthebaseunitcanbothbe usedwithmostotherGAPcompatibleunitsirrespectiveof manufacturer.HowevertheGAPprotocolcannotguarantee thatallfunctionsmaybeaccessed.
1.HolddownJ(baseunit)untilindicatorashes.
2.Pressw/0.ScrolltoHandsetsettings.Pressw/0.
3.ScrolltoRegisterhandset.Pressw/0.
4.SelectthebaseunitBase1–Base4youwishto register.Pressw/0.
5.Enterthebaseunit’sPINcode(defaultcodeis0000). Pressw/0.
6.Iftheregistrationissuccessfultheunitwillreturnto standbymodewithinoneminute.
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Intercom/internalcall

1.PressC.
2.Ifusingmorethan2handsets:Entercallnumber
–
1
forthedesiredhandsetorpress
5
forall.
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Atonewillbeheardifanexternalcallcomesinwhilean internalcallisinprogress.Endtheinternalcallwithk andthenanswertheexternalcallwithq.

Transferringcalls/conferencebetweenhandsets

Whenanexternalcallisconnected;
1.PressC.
2.Ifusingmorethan2handsets:Entercallnumber
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1
forthedesiredhandsetorpress
5
3.Totransfer:pressk Forconference:hold
presseddown.
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forall.
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Others

Range

Thetelephone’srangedependsonwhetherornottheradiowaves carryingthecallarerestrictedbyobstaclesintheirpath,andisusually between50and300metres.Coveragecanbeimprovedbyturningone’s headsothatthehandsetisalignedwiththebaseunit.Soundquality declinesasthelimitisreacheduntilthecallisnallyinterrupted.

EcoFunctionality

WehaveintroducedtheECOFUNCTIONALITYlabeltohelpcustomers identifyproductswithinourassortmenthavingalowerimpactonthe environment.Productscarryingthislabelfeature:
•Reducedpowerconsumptioninbothoperationalandstandbymode.
•Adaptivetransmissionpowerdependingonrangeonbaseunit.

Battery

CAUTION
Riskofexplosionifbatteryisreplacedbyanincorrecttype. Useonlyoriginalbatteries.Theuseofnon-originalbatteries maybedangerousandmayinvalidatethephone’sguarantee.
Whenthebatteriesarerelativelynewtheywilllastforapproximately 100hoursstandbytimeorapproximately10hourscalltime.Full batterycapacitywillnotbereacheduntilthebatterieshavebeen charged4–5times.Itisnotpossibletooverchargeordamagethe batteriesbychargingthemfortoolong.Itmaytakeupto10minutes chargingbeforedisplayilluminates,ifbatteriesaretotallyempty .
Whenthebatteriesarerunninglow, tonewillbeheardwhenacallisinprogress.Thewarningtoneis optional,seeTones,p.10.Thebatterychargeindicator inthedisplaywillashaslongasthehandsetischarging.Inorderto savethebatteries,thedisplayisverydarkonstandby ,presskonce toilluminate.Whenthebatteryisloworwhenthereistoogreata distancetothebaseunitthetelephonewillbeunabletoconnecttoa line.Donotplacethebaseunitclosetootherelectricalequipment,
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thisistominimizetheriskofanyinterference.Itisnormalforthe devicetobecomewarmduringchargingandthisisnotdangerous.

Hearingloop

Thehandsethasabuilt-inhearingloopforthosewhowishtousetheir hearingaidwiththistelephone.SelectT-modeonyourhearingaidto enablethefeature.

Troubleshooting

Checkthatthetelephonecordisundamagedandproperlypluggedin. Disconnectanyadditionalequipment,extensioncordsandotherphones. Iftheproblemisresolved,thefaultiswithsomeotherequipment. Testtheequipmentonaknownworkingline(e.g.ataneighbour’s house).Iftheequipmentworkstherethefaultisprobablywithyour telephoneline.Pleasereportthistoyournetworkoperator.
Nonumbershownwhenringing
•ThisfunctionrequiresaCallerIDsubscriptionfromyourservice provider.
Warningtone/Notpossibletomakecalls
•Thebatteriesmayberunninglow(chargethehandset).
•Thehandunitmaybenearlyoutofrange.Moveclosertoabase
unit.
Telephonedoesnotwork
•Checkthattheadapter/phonecordisconnectedcorrectly.
•Checkthechargestatusofthehandsetbatteries.
•Connectanotherfunctioningtelephonetothenetworkwallsocket.
Thetelephonecontinuestoring
•Someofthetelephone’sringersdonotfollowthelinesignal,which meansthatthesignalmaycontinueforupto8secondsafter answeringacall.T rychangingringsignal.
Ifthetelephonestilldoesnotwork,pleasecontacttheplaceof purchaseforservice.Don’tforgetthereceiptoracopyoftheinvoice.
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Careandmaintenance

Yourunitisatechnicallyadvancedproductandshouldbetreatedwith thegreatestcare.Negligencemayvoidthewarranty .
•Protecttheunitfrommoisture.Rain/snowfall,moistureandall typesofliquidcancontainsubstancesthatcorrodetheelectronic circuits.Iftheunitgetswet,youshouldremovethebatteryand allowtheunittodrycompletelybeforeyoureplaceit.
•Donotuseorkeeptheunitindusty,dirtyenvironments.Theunit’s movingpartsandelectroniccomponentscanbedamaged.
•Donotkeeptheunitinwarmplaces.Hightemperaturescan reducethelifespanforelectronicequipment,damagebatteriesand distortormeltcertainplastics.
•Donotkeeptheunitincoldplaces.Whentheunitwarmsupto normaltemperature,condensationcanformontheinsidewhich candamagetheelectroniccircuits.
•Donottrytoopentheunitinanyotherwaythanthatwhichis indicatedhere.
•Donotdroptheunit.Donotknockorshakeiteither.Ifitistreated roughlythecircuitsandprecisionmechanicscanbebroken.
•Donotusestrongchemicalstocleantheunit.
•Themainsadapteristhedisconnectdevicebetweentheproduct
andmainspower.Themainssocketoutletmustbeclosetothe equipmentandeasilyaccessible.
Theadviceaboveappliestotheunit,batteryandotheraccessories.If thetelephoneisnotworkingasitshould,pleasecontacttheplaceof purchaseforservice.Don’tforgetthereceiptoracopyoftheinvoice.

Warranty

Thisproductisguaranteedforaperiodof12monthsfromthedateof purchase.Intheunlikelyeventofafaultoccurringduringthisperiod, pleasecontacttheplaceofpurchase.Proofofpurchaseisrequiredfor anyserviceorsupportneededduringtheguaranteeperiod.
Thisguaranteewillnotapplytoafaultcausedbyanaccidentor asimilarincidentordamage,liquidingress,negligence,abnormal usage,non-maintenanceoranyothercircumstancesontheuser’s part.Furthermore,thisguaranteewillnotapplytoanyfaultcaused
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byathunderstormoranyothervoltageuctuations.Asamatter ofprecaution,werecommenddisconnectingthechargerduringa thunderstorm.
Batteriesareconsumablesandarenotincludedinanyguarantee.
ThisguaranteedoesnotapplyifotherbatteriesthanDOROoriginal batterieshavebeenused.
SpecicAbsorptionRate(SAR)
Thisdevicemeetsapplicableinternationalsafetyrequirementsfor exposuretoradiowaves.PhoneEasy110measures0.035W/kg measuredover10gtissue.
ThemaximumlimitaccordingtoWHOis2.0W/kgmeasuredover 10gtissue.

DeclarationofConformity

DoroherebydeclaresthatPhoneEasy110conformstotheessential requirementsandotherrelevantregulationscontainedintheDirectives 1999/5/EC(R&TTE)and2002/95/EC(RoHS).AcopyoftheDeclaration ofConformityisavailableatwww.doro.com/dofc
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