Doro Magna 4000 User Manual

Doro Magna 4000

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1. Handset volume control

2. Speaker

3. Service access keys

4. Hanging peg for handset

5. Clear

6. OK

7. Speed dial keys

8. Caller ID (access received
numbers)

9. New call indicator

10. Up/Down

11. Phonebook

12. Menu

13. Recall

14. Redial

15. Extra amplification (boost)

16. Amplifier on/ringer indicator

17. Speaker on

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Installation

This device is intended for the analogue telephone network lines in AT, 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. Connect the curly cord to the handset and to the socket marked Q
on the unit.

2. Connect the mains adapter to an electrical wall socket and then to the
socket marked DC 12V on the unit.

3. Connect the telephone line cord to a network wall socket and then to
the socket marked T on the unit.

4. Lift the handset and listen for the dial tone.

Note! Use supplied telephone line cord, an existing cord from a previous
phone may not be compatible.

Setup

The setup menu is opened directly after plugged into the mains. The phone
will return to standby mode after 60 seconds of inactivity or when pressing
b. Confirm with 0 and the next setting is displayed. Scroll with v/V.
Access the setup menu at any time with

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1. Press

2. ENGLISH is displayed.

3. Select desired language using v/V. Press 0.

4. Select desired contrast setting (LCD CONTRAST, 2=normal) using v/
V. Press 0.

5. Select desired hour (00-23) using v/V. Press 0.

6. Select desired minute using v/V. Press 0.

7. Select desired day using v/V. Press 0.

8. Select desired month using v/V. Press 0.

9. Select TONE or PULSE using v/V. Press 0.

Note! If unsure of which mode to use, select TONE as this works in
most locations.

10. Select FLASH TIME using v/V (100 for EU/GB/AUS, 270 France/
Portugal and 600 New Zealand). Press 0.

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11. NEW CALL IND. is displayed, press 0. Enable/disable the LED indica­tor for new calls. Select ON/OFF, and confirm with 0.

12. Buttons1and2can be programmed with service access numbers.
SERVICE ACCESS is displayed, press 0. Use v/V to select KEY 1
or KEY 2, and then press 0. Use the keypad to edit/enter the access
number. Press 0. Enter the name for the service. Press 0.

Changing the clock, language or contrast

If you wish to change the settings for time or language etc. later on, repeat
steps as above.

Batteries

4 x AA alkaline batteries are needed for the display operation (no backlight)
in the event of a power cut. Extra amplification (boost) and speakerphone
will not work in the event of a power cut.

When
batteries.

1. Unplug the telephone cord and remove the battery cover.

2. Insert the batteries (4 x AA) ensuring that the correct battery polarity

3. Replace the battery cover and connect the telephone cord.

is displayed, replace all 4 batteries. Use only good quality

is observed.

Wall mounting

The telephone can be wall mounted by using the included wall mount
bracket and two screws.

WARNING

Make sure that the mounting height is less than 2 meters.
Make sure that no cables, water pipes or gas pipes are located inside the
wall before drilling into it.

1. Drill two holes in the wall, vertically 83 mm apart.

2. Insert the screws, allowing them to project ~5 mm out from the wall.

3. Unplug and remove the handset.

4. Fit the guide tabs (A) on the bracket into the slots (B) on the back of
the telephone, then slide the bracket upwards until it snaps into place.

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5. Position the phone so that the screws on the wall fit into the slots in
the bracket, then slide the phone downwards until it is hanging on the
screws.

6. Remove the handset hook (C) by pushing it upwards, and insert it in
the reversed position so that the small tab (D) protrudes. The hook
will now keep the handset in the cradle when the phone is wall
mounted.

7. Replace the handset, on the hanging peg, in the hook switch.

Operation

The display

In standby mode the date and time is indicated on the display, the total
number of calls that have been stored in the Caller ID memory, and the
number of new calls. See also Message, p.8.

Timer

During a call the display shows a call timer, indicating the duration of the
call. The timer is a simple way to help you keep track of how long the call
lasts.

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