doro Secure 350 User guide

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1.Microphonelevel

2.Additionalalertequipment

3.Phonebook

4.Alarmkey

5.Powerfulamplication
(boost)

6.Tonecontrol

7.Volumecontrol

8.Cordlessalarmpendant

9.Recallkey

10.Menukey

11.Delete/back

12.Handsfree/headsetkey

13.Speeddialkeys

14.Calllog

15.Scrollkeys

16.Conrm/0

17.Display

18.Missedcallindicator

19.Powersupply

20.Telephonecordsocket

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Contents

Installation................................................................................1

Connection..........................................................................1

Batteries.............................................................................1

Cordlesspendant.................................................................1

Basicsetup.........................................................................2

Wallmounting.....................................................................6

Operation...................................................................................6

Makingacall.......................................................................6

Answeringacall..................................................................8

Calltimer............................................................................8

Volumecontrol.....................................................................8

Pillowshaker.......................................................................9

Keypadcharacters................................................................9

Phonebook..........................................................................9

Speeddial...........................................................................11

CallerIDandcalllog............................................................12

Alarmfunction...........................................................................13

Alarmmessage....................................................................14

Activatethealarm................................................................14

Others.......................................................................................15

Troubleshooting...................................................................15

CareandMaintenance..........................................................15

Warranty.............................................................................16

Specications......................................................................16

DeclarationofConformity.....................................................16

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Installation

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

Connection

1.Connectthecurlycordtothehandsetandthentothesocket
markedqontheunit.

2.Connectthemainsadaptertoanelectricalwallsocketandthen
tothesocketmarkedDC9V/300mAontheunit.

3.Connectthetelephonelinecordtoanetworkwallsocketand
thentothesocketmarkedKontheunit.

4.Liftthehandsetandlistenforthedialtone.

5.Positionthecablesinthegroovesunderneaththeunit.

Note!

Usesuppliedtelephonelinecord,anexistingcordfromaprevious
phonemaynotbecompatible.

Batteries

Theunitispoweredwiththeprovidedmainsadapterandhasbatteries
asbackupintheeventofapowercut.4AAalkalinebatteriesare
neededforfullfunctionalityintheeventofapowercut.Typical
backuptime,15hourswithnewbatteries.When
replaceall4batteries.UseonlyAAalkalinebatteriesofgoodquality
(notincluded).

isdisplayed,

Note!

Beforeinstallingorchangingthebatteries,makesurethatthephoneis
notconnectedtothetelephonenetwork.

1.Removethebatterycoverandinsertthebatteriesensuringcorrect
batterypolarityisobserved.

2.Replacethebatterycoverandreconnectthetelephonelinecord.

Cordlesspendant

Therangeofthecordlesspendantvariesdependingonthe
environmentinwhichitisused.Walls,oors,furnitureandother
obstaclesmaylimitcontactbetweenthependantandthephone.

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Checkthatthependantisalwaysincontactwiththephoneby
activatingthealarmindifferentplacesaroundthepremises.

SeeBasicsetup/PENDANT,p.3howtoregister(pair)apendant.

Changingbatteriesinthecordlesspendant

Ifthecordlesspendantceasestofunction,changethebatteries.Use
only1x12V(A23,LR23)Alkalinebatteryofgoodquality.

1.UseaPhillipsscrewdrivertoloosenthescrewsonthebackand
separatethepartsgently .

2.Replacethebattery,takecaretofollowthemarkingsforplus
andminusterminals.

3.Reassemblethepartsandscrewtogether.

Basicsetup

Beforeusingthephoneforthersttime,thefollowingbasicsettings
shouldbemade.
ToenterthesetupmenupressW(underthelid).Afterconrminga
settingwith0,thenextsettingisautomaticallydisplayed.T oskipto
thenextsetting,pressv/V.
Thephonewillreturntostandbymodeafter30secondsofinactivity
orwhenpressing.

PressWtoenterthesetupmenu.

TIME/DATE

1.Usev/VtoscrolltoTIME/DATE.Press0.

2.Scrolltothedesiredhour(00-23)withv/V.Press0.

3.Scrolltothedesiredminutewithv/V.Press0.

4.Scrolltothedesireddaywithv/V.Press0.

5.Scrolltothedesiredmonthwithv/V.Press0.

LANGUAGE

1.ScrolltoLANGUAGE.Press0.

2.Selectthedesiredlanguagefordisplayandvoicefunction,then
conrmwith0.

STORENO.

StorecontactsinPhonebook.PleaseseePhonebook,p.9for
instructions.

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NAMEREC

Recordanametobereadaloud.PleaseseePhonebook,p.9for
instructions.

PENDANT
(cordlessalarmkey)

Thecordlessalarmpendantcanbeusedtoansweranincomingcall
ortomakeanalarmcall.Thephonecomesequippedwith2cordless
pendantswhicharealreadypaired.Testthatthependantsareworking
withthephoneinidlemode,pressandholdthealarmkeyandthe
phonewillbeeptoconrmsuccessfulpairing.

Pairingacordlessalarmpendant

1.ScrolltoPENDANT.Press0.

2.SelectPAIRING.Press0.

3.PressandholdthekeyonthependantuntilOKisdisplayed.

Repeatthestepsifyouneedtopairfurtherpendants.

5pendantscanbepairedsimultaneouslytothephone.

Ifyouattempttopairanewpendantwhen5pendantsarealready
paired,FULLwillbedisplayed.

Note!

Whenaddinganewunit(with5pendantsalreadypaired,FULL)you
mustrstdeleteallthepairedunitsandthenpaironebyone(thereis
nooptiontodeletepairedunitsindividually).

Deletepairedpendants

1.ScrolltoPENDANT.Press0.

2.SelectDELETE?.Press0.

VOICE

WhenONisselected,arecordedvoiceisplayedwithkeypresses
andalertmessages.

SetthevoicefunctionON/OFF,thenconrmwith0.

RINGMEL

Selecttherequiredringermelody,thenconrmwith0.

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RINGVOL

Selecttherequiredringervolume,thenconrmwith0.

BOOSTLOCK

Thepowerfulamplication(boost)isbydefaultsettoswitchOFFafter
everycall,thiscanbechangedsotheamplicationstaysswitchedON.

CAUTION

BOOSTLOCK=ONshouldonlybeactivatedifallusershaveimpaired
hearingandrequirepowerfulamplication.

ALARMFUNC

Thealarmfunctionwillcallthecontactsstoredas"alarmcontacts"in
thephonebookandplayarecordedalarmmessagewhenyoupress

thealarmkey

onthephone,orthealarmkeyonthecordless

pendant.SeealsoAlarmfunction,p.13.
Usev/VtosetthealarmcallfunctionONorOFF,conrmwith0.

QUIETAL.

Inquietalarmmode,novoiceortonesignalisheardwhenthealarm
callismade(seeabove).SeealsoAlarmfunction,p.13.

Usev/Vtosetthealarmmodetoquiet(ON)ornormal(OFF)and
conrmwith0.

AL.MESSAGE

Recordthealarmmessagethatwillbeplayedforthecontactsstored
as"alarmcontacts"inthephonebookwhenactivatingthealarm
function.SeealsoAlarmfunction,p.13.

Note!

Thealarmmessageshouldincludeyourname,address,andhowto
activatethespeakerphone.
Example:"ThisisanemergencycallfromJohnSmithon10,Long
Street,Middleton.Irequireimmediateassistance.Presszerokeyto
connectthiscall."

1.ScrolltoAL.MESSAGE.

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2.Pressandhold0torecordanewalarmmessage(max.30
seconds).Startrecordingatthetone,andrelease0when
nished.Speakclearlyandabout15–20cmfromthekeypad.
Alternatively,press0brieytoplaytherecordedalarmmessage.

3.Press0toconrmandcontinue.

RINGLIGHT

Toalertyoutoincomingcalls,aashinglightcanbeactivatedwhen
thephoneisringing.

SelectON/OFFandconrmwith0.

CONTRAST

Selectasuitabledisplaycontrastsetting(1–4),andconrmwith0.

KEYTONE

Enable/disablethekeytonebeep.
SelectON/OFFandconrmwith0.

FLASH

Selecttheashkeytime(100/300/600ms.)andconrmwith0.

Thestandardsettingis100formostcountries,300for
France/Portugal,600forNewZealand.

NCALLLED

Enable/disabletheLEDindicatorfornewcalls.
SelectON/OFFandconrmwith0.

TONE/PULSE

SelecteitherTONEorPULSEdiallingmode,andconrmwith0.

Note!

Ifunsureofwhichmodetouse,selectTONEasthisworksinmost
locations.

SERVICES

key

1.ScrolltoSERVICES.Press0.

and

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canbeprogrammedwithservicenumber.

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2.Select

3.Entertherequirednumberandconrmwith0.

Todial,pressandhold

or

1

.Press0.

2

1

or

andpressorliftthehandset.

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Wallmounting

Thephonecanbewallmountedusingtheincludedwallmount
bracketandtwoscrews(notincluded).

WARNING

Makesurethatnocables,waterpipesorgaspipesarelocatedinside
thewallbeforedrillingintoit.

1.Drilltwoholesinthewall,vertically83mmapart.

2.Insertthescrews,allowingthemtoproject~5mmoutfromthe
wall.

3.Unplugandremovethehandset.

4.Fittheguidetabsonthebracketintotheslotsonthebackofthe
phone,thenslidethebracketupwardsuntilitsnapsintoplace.

5.Positionthephonesothatthescrewsonthewalltintothe
slotsinthebracket,thenslidethephonedownwardsuntilitis
hangingonthescrews.

6.Reconnectthehandsetandplaceitinthecradle.

Operation

Makingacall

Regulardialling

1.Pickupthehandset.

2.Enterthedesirednumber.

Handsfree

Thehandsfreefunctionallowsyoutomakeacallwithoutusingthe
handset.

1.Presstoactivatethespeakerphone.TheLEDonthekeywill
lightup.

2.Dialthedesiredphonenumberusingthekeypad.Pressagain
toterminatethecall.

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Note!

Ifyouwish,youcanswitchbetweenhandsetandhandsfreemodeby
simplypressingorliftingthehandset.Pleaserememberthatin

handsfreemodeitisonlypossibleforonepersonatatimetotalk.

Pre-dialling

Thisallowsyoutoenterandchangeaphonenumberbeforeitis
dialled.

1.Enterthedesiredphonenumber.Mistakescanbeerasedby
pressing

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2.Liftthehandset,press0orpresstodialthenumber.

3.Hangupthehandsetorpresstoterminatethecall.

Diallingfromthecalllog

1.Presstodisplaythemostrecentcall.

2.Usev/Vtoscrollthroughthelast15incomingandoutgoing
calls.

=Incomingcall
=Outgoingcall

3.Liftthehandset,press0orpresstodialthedisplayed
number.

Speeddial

1.Pressoneofthespeeddiallingkeys
numberisdisplayed.

2.Liftthehandset,press0orpresstodial.

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.Thestoredphone

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Diallingfromthephonebook

1.Pressbtoopenthephonebook.

2.Usev/Vtobrowsethroughthephonebook,orentertherst
characterinthenametoquicksearch(seeKeypadcharacters,

p.9).

3.Liftthehandsetorpresstodial.
Alternatively,press0,andthedisplayednumberisdialled
automatically,inhandsfreemode.

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Answeringacall

Liftthehandsettoansweranincomingcall,orpress.
Youcanalsoanswerinhandsfreemodebypressingthekeyonthe
cordlesspendant.

Calltimer

Thedisplayshowsthecurrenttimewheninstandbymode.Duringa
callthedisplaywillshowacalltimerinstead,indicatingtheduration
ofthecall.Thecalldurationisdisplayedfor5secondsafterthe
callhasbeenterminated.

Volumecontrol

Thisproductcanadjustthesound,usingthecontrols,inanumber
ofways:

Normalvolumecontrolforthehandset.

Changefrequencyrange/tonelevelandquality .
PLEASENOTE!Onlyworkswhenthepowerful
amplicationisactive.

Pressthekeytoactivatepowerfulamplication.The
amplicationisnormallydeactivatedattheendofeach
calltoavoidharmingpeoplewithnormalhearing.This
safetyfunctionisadjustable,seeBOOSTLOCK,p.4.

v/V

Handsfreevolumecontrol.

WARNING

Thehandsetvolumecanbeveryloud.Powerfulamplicationshould
onlybeusedbypeoplewithimpairedhearingability.

Microphoneadaptation

Themicrophonelevelcantobeadjusted.

0standardsetting
+4
–4

Note!

0isdefaultandshouldbekeptunlessthereisaspecialneed.

highersendingsound
lowersendingsound

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Pillowshaker

ApillowshakersuchasDoroHearPlus55vcanbeconnectedtothe
socket.

Keypadcharacters

key

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2
3
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0
#

Letters/Symbols
[Spacecharacter]+&-/X1

ABCЕДЖжедЯ2
DEFл3

GHIï4
JKL5

MNOÑñÖö6
PQRS7

TUVÜü8
WXYZ9

`@()*<>
,.:?=0

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Phonebook

99phonenumbers(max.22digits)withnames(max.10letters)can
bestoredinthephonebook.Whenthememoryisfull,MEM.FULLis
displayed.IfyousubscribetoacallerIDservice,thenameallocated
tothecallerinthephonebookwillbedisplayedforincomingcalls.
Youcanalsorecordaname(NAMEREC)tobereadaloudwiththe
phonebookentry(insteadofthecaller’sphonenumber,ifVOICE=ON).

Storingcontacts

1.PressW,usev/VtoscrolltoSTORENO..Press0.

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2.Enteraphonenumber.Usev/Vtomovethecursorand
toeraseifneeded.Use

toinsertapauseinthenumber.

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3.Press0toconrm.Ablinkingcursorisdisplayedonthesecond
lineonthedisplay.

4.Enteranameforthecontact(seeKeypadcharacters,p.9).

5.Press0toconrm.

6.SelectALARMONorALARMOFF.Press0toconrm.

IMPORTANT!

SelectALARMONifthecontactshouldbestoredasan"alarm
contact".SeeAlarmfunction,p.13.

7.IfALARMONisselected,AL.POS?isdisplayed.Selectthe
requiredlocation(1-30)bypressingv/V.Press0toconrm.

Note!

AL.POS?setsthediallingorderofanalarmcall.

8.SAVEDisdisplayedandthenNAMEREC.Youcannowrecorda
nametobereadaloudwiththeentry.
Torecord,pressandhold0untilatoneisheard,saythename,
thenreleasethekey(orelsetheunitstopsafter4seconds).
Speakclearlyandabout15–20cmfromthephone.
IfyouselectALARMOFF,press0,SAVEDisdisplayedand
thenNAMEREC.

9.Repeatsteps2–9tostoreanothercontact,orpressandhold

toexit.

Note!

Selectinglocation(AL.POS?)isveryimportantbecausethisdetermines
thechronologicalorderofthephonenumbersthatwillbedialledin
caseofemergency.Location1willbedialledrst,then2,then3etc.
Ifyouchoosetooverwritealocation,thepreviouslystorednumberwill
besettoonelocation“after”thelocationyoujustset.

Editingcontacts

1.Pressb.

2.Usev/Vtoselectdesiredcontact.

3.PressandholdWfortwoseconds.Ablinkingcursorisdisplayed
intherstdigitoftheselectednumber.

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4.Usev/Vtomovethecursorandtoeraseifneeded.Use

toinsertapauseinthenumber.

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5.Press0toconrm.Ablinkingcursorisdisplayedintherst
letterofthename.

6.Usev/Vtomovethecursorandtoeraseifneeded.

7.Enteranameforthecontact(seeKeypadcharacters,p.9).

8.Press0toconrm.

9.SeeStoringcontacts,p.9onhowtocompletethecontact.

Note!

Editingacontactwilldeletethecurrentnamerecording.

Deletingfromthephonebook

1.Pressb.

2.Usev/Vtoselectdesiredcontact.

•T odeletesinglecontacts,press.DELETE?isdisplayed.

Pressandholdfortwoseconds.Contactisdeletedand
nextcontactinthephonebookisshown.

•T odeleteallcontactsinthephonebook,pressandhold

untilDELALL?isdisplayed.Pressandholdfor

2seconds.

Speeddial

Thephonehas7speeddiallingkeys(
numbersthataredialledfrequently.

Storingspeeddialnumbers

1.Enteraphonenumber(upto22digits)usingthekeypad.

2.Pressandholdoneofthespeeddiallingkeys
SAVEDisdisplayed.

3.Repeatsteps1–2fortheremainingspeeddiallingkeys.

Deletingspeeddialnumbers

Speeddialnumberscannotbedeleted,theycanonlybereplaced
bystoringanewnumber.

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CallerIDandcalllog

CallerIDallowsyoutoseewhoiscallingbeforeyouanswerandto
seewhohascalledinyourabsence.Ifthenumberisstoredinthe
phonebook,thenameisalsoshown.

Note!

TheCallerIDfunctionmustbesubscribed.Pleasecontactyournetwork
operatorformoreinformation.

Thecalllogwillstorethelast15incomingand15outgoingcalls.
Onthedisplay,incoming(answeredandunanswered)callsare
indicatedwithandoutgoingcallswith.Receivedcallsarestored
chronologically.Whenthememoryisfull,theoldestnumberwillbe
deletedautomaticallyaseachnewcallislogged.Thenumberand
timeofeachcallisdisplayed.Forcallsolderthan24hours,thedate
ofthecallisdisplayedinsteadofthetime.

IftheCallindicatorfunctionNCALLLED=ON,aredblinkinglight
indicatesthatanunansweredcallhasbeenreceivedsincethecall
logwaslastchecked.

Messages

Apartfromphonenumbers,thedisplaycanshow:

NONUMBERNoinformationreceived,e.g.aninternationalcall.
PRIVATE

T

ThecallcomesfromawithheldnumberoraPBX.
New(missedcall)numberreceived.
Messageindication(sentfromyournetwork

operator)*.

*Messageindicationcanbedeletedmanuallybypressingdown
forafewsecondsinstandbymode.

Deletingnumbersfromthecalllog

1.Press.

2.Usev/Vtoselectdesirednumber.

3.Todeletesinglecontacts,press.DELETE?isdisplayed.
Pressfortwoseconds.

4.Todeleteallcontactsinthephonebook,pressandhold
untilDELALL?isdisplayed.

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5.Pressuntil(twoseconds)EMPTYisdisplayed.

Note!

ThisdeletestheCallerIDmemory,notthePhonebookmemory.

Transferringnumberstothephonebook

1.Press.

2.Usev/Vtoselectdesirednumber.

3.PressandholdWfortwoseconds.Ablinkingcursorisdisplayed
intherstdigitoftheselectednumber.

4.Usev/Vtomovethecursorandtoeraseifneeded.Use

toinsertapauseinthenumber.

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5.Press0toconrm.Ablinkingcursorisdisplayedintherst
letterofthename.

6.Usev/Vtomovethecursorandtoeraseifneeded.

7.Enteranameforthenumbertobestored(seeKeypadcharacters,

p.9).

8.Press0toconrm.

9.SeeStoringcontacts,p.9onhowtocompletethecontact.

Alarmfunction

Thealarmfunctionallowsyoutogetimmediatehelpfromthecontacts
storedas"alarmcontacts"inthephonebook.

IMPORTANT!

Atleastonealarmcontact(ALARMON)mustbestoredinthe
phonebook.
Alwaysletyourrecipientsknowthatyouaddedthemtoyourlist
of"alarmcontacts"andthattheymaybecontactedincaseofan
emergency.
Analarmcallisonlypossiblewiththephonepoweredbythemainsor
bythebackupbatteries.

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Alarmmessage
(AL.MESSAGE)

Apre-recordedmessage“Thisisanemergencycall,toacceptthis
call,presszero.”Thismessagewillbeplayedunlessyoudecideto

recordyourownmessage.

Thealarmmessageshouldincludeyourname,address,andhowto
activatethespeakerphone.

Exampleofanalarmmessage:

"ThisisanemergencycallfromJohnSmithon10,LongStreet,
Middleton.Irequireimmediateassistance.Presszerokeytoconnect
thiscall."SeeAL.MESSAGE,p.4howtorecordyourownmessage.

Activatethealarm

1.Whenthealarmkeyonthecordlesspendant(orthealarmkey

onthephone)ispressedformorethanonesecond,thekey
onthephoneblinkscontinuously.Thephonebeepsloudlyfor15
seconds.Duringthistimeyoucanstoptheprocedurebypressing
anyofthealarmkeysformorethanthreeseconds.
Otherwisethealarmsequencewillstart:

2.Thephonedialstherstalarmnumber.Eachalarmcontactwill
becalledinsuccession,andtherecipientwillhearyourrecorded
alarmmessage.Themostimportantnumbershouldhavethe
rstalarmposition(AL.POS?).

3.Ifthecalledpartyanswersandacceptsthecallwithin60seconds
bypressing

andthealarmsequencestops.
Ifthecallisnotansweredandacceptedwithin60seconds,the
nextnumberisdialled.

4.Thephoneiskeptinhandsfreemode,unlesstheuserpressesthe
handsfreekeyorthecordlessalarmkey.Thealarmsequence
stopsonlywhenallthealarmnumbershavebeendialled.

(zero),thecallisconnected(inhandsfreemode),

0

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IMPORTANT!

•Theonlywaytostopthealarmsequenceisifthecalledparty
acceptsthecallwithin60secondsbypressing

0

(zero),or

whenallthealarmnumbershavebeendialled.

•Thereceiverofthealarmcall,thealarmcontact,candisconnect
thecallimmediatelybypressing
thecallwith

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afterhavingaccepted

•Automaticcallstopolice,rebrigadeetc.arenotnormally
allowed.Therefore,youshouldnotprogramthesenumbersas
alarmcontacts.Someprivatesecuritycompaniescanaccept
automaticcallsfromtheirclients.Alwayscontactthesecurity
companybeforeprogramminginitsnumber.

•Checkregularlythatthealarmcallfunctionisproperlysetup
andfunctional.

Others

Troubleshooting

Checkthatthetelephonecordisundamagedandproperlypluggedin.Disconnect
anyadditionalequipment,extensioncordsandotherphones.Iftheproblemis
resolved,thefaultiswithsomeotherequipment.
Testtheequipmentonaknownworkingline(e.g.ataneighbour’shouse).Ifthe
equipmentworkstherethefaultisprobablywithyourtelephoneline.Pleaseinform
yournetworkoperator.

CareandMaintenance

CAUTION

Onlyusebatteries,mainsadapterandaccessoriesthathavebeen
approvedforusewiththisparticularmodel.Connectingother
accessoriesmaybedangerousandmayinvalidatethephone'stype
approvalandguarantee.Themainsadapteristhedisconnectdevice
betweentheproductandmainspower.Themainssocketoutletmust
beclosetotheequipmentandeasilyaccessible.

Yourunitisatechnicallyadvancedproductandshouldbetreatedwiththegreatest
care.Negligencemayvoidthewarranty.

•Protecttheunitfrommoisture.Rain/snowfall,moistureandalltypesof
liquidcancontainsubstancesthatcorrodetheelectroniccircuits.Iftheunit

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getswet,youshouldremovethebatteryandallowtheunittodrycompletely
beforeyoureplaceit.

•Donotuseorkeeptheunitindusty ,dirtyenvironments.Theunit’smoving
partsandelectroniccomponentscanbedamaged.

•Donotkeeptheunitinwarmplaces.Hightemperaturescanreducethelifespan
forelectronicequipment,damagebatteriesanddistortormeltcertainplastics.

•Donotkeeptheunitincoldplaces.Whentheunitwarmsuptonormal
temperature,condensationcanformontheinsidewhichcandamagethe
electroniccircuits.

•Donottrytoopentheunitinanyotherwaythanthatwhichisindicatedhere.

•Donotdroptheunit.Donotknockorshakeiteither.Ifitistreatedroughlythe

circuitsandprecisionmechanicscanbebroken.

•Donotusestrongchemicalstocleantheunit.

Theadviceaboveappliestotheunit,batteryandotheraccessories.Iftheunitis
notworkingasitshould,pleasecontacttheplaceofpurchaseforservice.Don’t
forgetthereceiptoracopyoftheinvoice.

Warranty

Thisproductisguaranteedforaperiodof12monthsfromthedateofpurchase.In
theunlikelyeventofafaultoccurringduringthisperiod,pleasecontacttheplaceof
purchase.Proofofpurchaseisrequiredforanyserviceorsupportneededduringthe
guaranteeperiod.
Thisguaranteewillnotapplytoafaultcausedbyanaccidentorasimilarincident
ordamage,liquidingress,negligence,abnormalusage,non-maintenanceorany
othercircumstancesontheuser’spart.Furthermore,thisguaranteewillnotapplyto
anyfaultcausedbyathunderstormoranyothervoltageuctuations.Asamatterof
precaution,werecommenddisconnectingthechargerduringathunderstorm.
Batteriesareconsumablesandarenotincludedinanyguarantee.

Specications

Size:220mmx200mmx85mm
Weight:950g(includingbatteries)
Batteries:4x1.5V(AA,LR6)Alkalinebatteries(telephone)

1x12V(A23,LR23)Alkaline(cordlessremote)

DeclarationofConformity

DoroherebydeclaresthatDoroSecure350conformstotheessentialrequirements
andotherrelevantregulationscontainedintheDirectives1999/5/EC(R&TTE)
and2002/95/EC(RoHS).AcopyoftheDeclarationofConformityisavailableat

www.doro.com/dofc

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