Fysic FX-5725 User Manual
USER’S MANUAL
FX-5725
1. INTRODUCTION
The FYSIC FX-5725 consists of a wired phone (called ‘wired phone’ in this
user’s manual) and a wireless handset with a charger.
The wired phone is provided with a very clear and illuminated keypad,
large buttons, a loud ringtone and an amplied receiver sound. In addition
to a phonebook memory for 50 contacts, the phone offers 2 direct memory
buttons for frequently used numbers or for e.g. emergency services such
as the police, your doctor or the general emergency number.
The wireless handset also offers a phonebook memory for 50 contacts,
2 direct memory buttons, a large, illuminated and clear display and large,
illuminated push-buttons.
You can use both the wired phone and wireless handset to make calls
holding the receiver to your ear or by using the speaker function, allowing
your other house members to listen in or to keep your hands free to make
e.g. notes.
Between the wired phone and wireless handset you can make intercom
calls free of charge and you can forward calls from an outside line.
When you’re subscribed to the Caller-ID service, the number or the name
of the person calling you will be shown on the displays of both the wired
phone and the wireless handset.
ATTENTION:
You can NOT make calls with the wireless handset during a power outage. However, you can make calls with the wired phone by picking up the
receiver and dialling the number. Also the speaker function is unavailable
during a power outage.
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2. OVERVIEWS
2.1 WIRED PHONE:
power adaptor input (bottom of phone)
phone line input (bottom
of phone)
display (see paragraph 2.3)
the light underneath this button
remains lit while
the answering function is switched on
4
7
*
spiral cable input
(bottom of phone)
built-in speaker
1
2
5
8
0
3
6
9
#
P
C / RINT
built-in microphone
(for hands-free calling and answering
functions)
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call indicators,
illuminate when
receiving a call;
ash when you’ve
missed a call while
you were away
(this requires a
subscription to the
Caller-ID service);
also ash when the
answer machine
has registered new
messages
direct memory buttons to directly dial frequently used num-
1
2
3
4
7
0
*
bers
to turn the answering function on or off
opens the Caller-ID memory
also used as button when scrolling memories and settings
start/stop button for playback of recorded messages
opens the phonebook memory
also used as button when scrolling memories and settings
rewind / fast forward button for playback of recorded messages
to turn the speaker function on or off
to open the menu and to conrm settings
stops all current activities and switches the phone back to
standby mode
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5
8
keypad for entering names and numbers
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‘asterisk’ button, used for tele-services such as ‘tele-banking’
4
#
‘pound’ button, used for tele-services such as ‘tele-banking’
C / R
INT
P
also used as ‘ringtone off’ button (briey press to turn off,
briey press again to switch the ringtone back on)
also used as pause button when entering phone numbers
(briey press and hold this button while entering the number)
intercom button to start an intercom conversation between
the wired phone and wireless handset
to open the last number memory
correction button, to correct wrong inputs, also used as a
function button for ‘call waiting’)
to switch the receiver amplication on or off
to switch the equalizer (tone) functions on or off
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2.2 WIRELESS HANDSET:
C / R
C / R
call indicators, illuminate when receiv-
ing a call; ash when you’ve missed a
call while you were away (this requires
a subscription to the Caller-ID service);
also ash when the answer machine
has registered new messages
built-in speaker
display (see paragraph 2.3)
built-in microphone
charger contacts for the rechargeable
batteries
direct memory buttons to directly dial frequently used numbers
to open the menu and to conrm settings
call button: to start a call, also used as speaker button
(press again during a call)
end button: to end a call, also used to turn the handset off
(in standby mode, press and hold for at least 3 seconds,
press and hold again for 3 seconds to turn the handset
back on)
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keypad for entering names and numbers
C / R
‘asterisk’ button, used for tele-services such as ‘tele-banking’
also used keylock (in standby mode, press and hold for
at least 3 seconds, press and hold again for 3 seconds to
unlock the keypad bids)
‘pound’ button, used for tele-services such as ‘tele-banking’
also used as ‘ringtone off’ button (in standby mode, press
and hold for at least 3 seconds, press and hold again for
3 seconds to turn the call back)
also used as pause button when entering phone numbers
(briey press and hold this button while entering the number)
to open the last number memory
correction button, to correct wrong inputs, also used as a
function button for ‘call waiting’
opens the Caller-ID memory
also used as button when scrolling memories and settings
opens the phonebook memory
also used as button when scrolling memories and settings
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2.3 DISPLAY:
wired phone display wireless phone display
illuminates when the name or number is too long to be shown on
the display
indicates that the microphone is turned off
illuminates when the extra (boost) amplier is activated
ashes when receiving a call
and remains lit during a call
illuminates when the speaker function is activated
voicemail indication (only when supported by your telephone
service provider, see also chapter 8)
ashes when you’ve missed a call while away (this requires a
subscription to the Caller-ID service)
illuminates while programming or selecting memories
indicates that the ringtone is turned off
illuminates when the answering function is activated,
ashes when new messages are recorded
alarm (wake-up) function is turned on
reception indicator (see also paragraph 13.4)
illuminates when the keypad is locked
battery indicator
( = full, = 2/3 full, = 1/3 full, = nearly empty)
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3. INSTALLATION
3.1 WIRED PHONE:
Receiver:
1. connect the spiral cable to the bottom of the receiver and insert
the other end into the bottom of the phone, depress the plugs until
you hear a click
Telephone input:
1. insert the smaller plug of the telephone line into the bottom of the
phone (depress the plug until you hear a click)
2. connect the telephone plug to the wall telephone socket
Power supply:
1. connect the
supplied power
adaptor to the
DC 6V input at
the bottom of the
phone
2. insert the adaptor into a 230V
wall socket
ONLY USE THE SUPPLIED ADAPTOR, CONNECTING A
DIFFERENT ADAPTOR CAN LEAD TO DANGEROUS SITUATIONS OR CAUSE DAMAGE TO THE ELECTRONICS OF
THE PHONE
FX-5725
DECT Telephone
6VDC
500mA
Fysic Service: +31(0)736411355
NL: Gedurende een spanningsuitval is deze telefoon nog wel bruikbaar (alleen bellen via
de hoorn en 5 seconden wachten nadat u de hoorn heeft opgenomen).
Telefoneren via de draadloze handset is gedurende een spanningsuitval NIET mogelijk.
FR: Pendant une coupure de courant, ce téléphone est encore utilisable (uniquement via le cornet
et attendez 5 secondes après vous avez repris le cornet). Téléphoner via le combiné sans l
est IMPOSSIBLE pendant une coupure de courant.
D: Wärend eines Stromausfall ist dieses Telefon trotzdem noch benutzbar (nur telefonieren mit dem
kabelgebundenen Telefon und 5 Sekunden warten nach dem Sie den Hörer abgenommen haben).
Telefonieren mit dem schnurlosen Telefon ist während eines Stromausfall NICHT möglich.
GB: This telephone can still be used during a power failure (handset use only and please wait
5 seconds after lifting the handset). The cordless handset CANNOT be used during a power failure.
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connection for the spiral cable
telephone line input
power adaptor input
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3.2 WIRELESS HANDSET:
Charger/cradle:
1. insert the adaptor of
the cradle/charger into a
230V AC wall socket
FX-5725
Charger Pod
6VDC 150mA
Fysic Service: +31(0)736411355
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Batteries:
1. open the battery compartment of the handset by sliding the battery cover downward
2. install the supplied batteries into the battery compartment, paying
attention to the correct polarity (+ and -)
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DECT Handset
Fysic Service:
v1.0
+31(0)736411355
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3. slide the battery cover back onto the handset and place the handset onto the cradle/charger
4. leave the handset on the cradle/charger uninterrupted for
15 hours to properly charge the battery pack
INSERT ONLY RECHARGEABLE NiMH (NICKEL METAL
HYDRIDE) BATTERIES SIZE AAA (PENCIL FORMAT).
THE USE OF NOT RECHARGEABLE BATTERIES ANOTHER TYPE OF FORMAT MAY CAUSE DANGEROUS SITUATIONS OR EXPLOSION HAZARD.
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4 USING THE TELEPHONE
4.1 SPEAKER FUNCTION:
You can make calls using the speaker function, allowing other house members to listen in or to keep your hands free for e.g. making notes.
Wired
phone
4.2 VOLUME:
Wired
phone
Wireless
handset
2x
Wireless
handset
press the speaker button on the wired phone to
turn on the speaker function
press the speaker button again to disconnect or
pick up the receiver to continue the conversation
through the receiver
when using the wireless handset, you must rst
press the call button to connect and then press
the call button again to turn on the speaker function
by pressing the call button again, the speaker
function is turned off again and you can have
your conversation by holding the handset to
your ear
during a call, use the and buttons to adjust
the reception volume; for both the wired phone
and the wireless handset, you can set separate
volume levels for calls through the receiver or
through the speaker.
See paragraphs 10.1 and 10.2 for using the BOOST function (extra amplication)
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4.3 TONE CONTROL:
Wired
phone
Wireless
handset
Wired phone:
during a call, repeatedly press the button to
adjust the following functions in order:
Bass: to increase the low tones
Treble: to increase the high tones
Neutral: no extra tone amplication
this setting only applies to the sound through
the receiver and remains in the memory
Wireless handset:
for the wireless handset, you can use the menu to adjust the tone control,
see paragraph 10.1
4.4 ANSWERING CALLS:
When receiving a call, a ringtone will sound and the call indicators will illuminate.
Wired
phone
Wireless
handset
pick up the receiver or press Loudsp
pick up the receiver or press the speaker button to answer the call with the wired phone and
pick up the handset from the cradle/charger and
press the call button to answer the call with the
wireless handset
See paragraph 10.1 for answering calls by only picking
up the handset from the cradle.
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4.5 ENDING CALLS:
1
2
3
0
1
2
3
0
Wired
phone
Wireless
handset
4.6 DIAL NUMBERS:
Wired
phone
4
7
6
5
9
8
Wireless
handset
6
4
5
9
7
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using the wired phone, put the receiver back
down or press the speaker button again to disconnect the call
using the wireless handset, press the end button or replace the handset onto the cradle/charger to disconnect the call.
press the call button to dial the number,
• press and hold the # button for at least 2 seconds to
insert a dial pause
• you can delete an incorrect input with key C/R.
pick up the receiver or press the call button to
dial the number
You can also pick up the receiver or press the call button rst and then input the number;
however, this doesn’t give you the option of correcting any wrong input.
4.7 DIALLING DIRECT MEMORIES:
Wired
phone
Wireless
handset
press the desired M button (M1 or M2), the
phone will turn on immediately and dial the
number
Refer to paragraph 5.4 for programming and deleting the DIRECT memories.
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4.8 DIALLING FROM THE PHONEBOOK:
Wired
phone
Wireless
handset
open the phonebook memory by pressing the
button
use the and buttons to look for the desired
contact
press the speaker button (wired phone) or
press the call button (wireless handset) to dial
the number
When 2 numbers are programmed for this contact, you’ll need to rst use the and
buttons to select the desired number, then press the speaker button (wired phone) or call
button (wireless handset) again to dial the number.
Refer to chapter 5 for programming, correcting and deleting the phonebook memories.
4.9 DIALLING FROM THE LAST NUMBER MEMORY:
Wired
phone
Wireless
handset
Open the last number memory by pressing the
button
use the and buttons to select the desired
call
pick up the receiver or press the on button to
dial the number.
Refer to chapter 6 for programming, correcting and deleting the phonebook memories.
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4.10 DIALLING FROM THE CALLER-ID MEMORY:
C / R
C / R
Wired
phone
Wireless
handset
open the number dialler memory by pressing
the button.
use the and buttons to select the desired
call
pick up the receiver or press the on button to
dial the number.
Refer to chapter 7 for copying, correcting and deleting the phonebook memories.
4.11 R/FLASH FUNCTION:
R/FLASH means you can briey interrupt the telephone connection. This
function is used by certain home or ofce switchboards to forward calls or for
activating certain telephone services such as ‘Call Waiting’.
Wired
phone
Wireless
handset
during a call, press the C/R button for a FLASH
pulse
Some telephone providers require you to press a numeric button after the FLASH pulse
to use e.g. ‘Call Waiting’, for more information please contact your service provider.
See paragraph 10.3 for adjusting the interruption duration of this ash pulse.
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4.12 INTERCOM:
INT
Follow the steps below to make internal calls between the wired phone
and wireless handset free of charge or, when using multiple wireless handsets, calls between different handsets.
Wired
phone
Wired
phone
Wireless
handset
Wireless
handset
2x
intercom from the wired phone:
press the INT (*) button
press the MENU/OK button
the speaker function will turn on and you can start your
conversation as soon as the wireless handset answers
intercom from the wireless:
press the MENU/OK button
use the and buttons to select the
[ INTERCOM ] option
press 2x the MENU/OK (*) button
the wireless handset is turned on and you can start your
conversation as soon as the wired phone answers
*: when you have registered multiple wireless handsets, you can use the and buttons to select the handset you want to call; this is not necessary when using a single wireless handset
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4.13 CALL FORWARDING:
INT
Follow the steps below to forward calls between the wired phone and
wireless handset or, when using multiple handsets, between the different
wireless handsets.
Wired
phone
Wired
phone
Wireless
handset
Wireless
handset
2x
forwarding from the wired phone:
during a call, press the INT (*) button
press the MENU/OK button
as soon as the wireless handset answers, you can announce the outside line and replace the receiver
forwarding from the wireless handset:
during a call, press the MENU/OK button
use the and buttons to select the
[ INTERCOM ] option
press 2x the MENU/OK (*) button
as soon as the wired phone answers, you can announce
the outside line and press the end button
*: when you have registered multiple wireless handsets,, you can then also use the and
buttons to select the handset you want to forward the outside line to; this is not neces-
sary when using a single wireless handset
4.14 CONFERENCE:
For a conference call (a call between the outside line, the wired phone and
also the wireless handset), you follow the same instructions as for ‘call
forwarding’ but instead of replacing the receiver (wired phone) or pressing
the end button (wireless handset), you press and hold the 0 button for at
least 2 seconds.
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4.15 BUSY INDICATION:
When the wired phone or wireless handset is currently on a call with the
outside line, the other unit cannot make a call simultaneously.
Wired
phone
Wireless
handset
during the call, [ Line busy ] will appear in the
display of the other unit
4.16 MUTE FUNCTION: (private function)
During a call, you can turn off the microphone allowing you to talk with
other house members in private without having the person you’re calling
listening in.
Wired
phone
Wireless
handset
during a call, press the MENU/OK button
use the
and
buttons to select the [ Mute ]
option
press the MENU/OK button to mute the microphone
the symbol will illuminate in the display
Repeat these instructions, but now select thee [ MIC ON ] option to turn the microphone back
on.
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4.17 CALL DURATION:
Wired
phone
Wireless
handset
during a call, the call duration will be shown in
the display; the call duration will disappear from
the display as soon as you disconnect
4.18 KEY LOCK: (wireless handset only)
To prevent you from accidentally pressing buttons, you can lock the keypad of the wireless handset.
Wired
phone
Wireless
handset
2sec.
press and hold the * (asterisk) button for at
least 2 seconds
a key symbol will appear in the display
Press and hold the * button for at least 2 seconds to cancel the key lock function. Incoming calls can still be answered in the usual way, also with the key lock activated.
See ‘Key lock’ in paragraph 10.1 to have this key lock activated automatically.
4.19 SWITCHING OFF THE HANDSET: (wireless handset only)
To save battery power or to not be disturbed by the handset, you can turn
it off completely
Wired
phone
Wireless
handset
2sec.
press and hold the end button for at least 2 seconds to completely switch off the handset
Place the handset back onto the cradle/charger or press and hold the end button again
for at least 2 seconds to switch the handset back on.
Keep in mind that you cannot answer calls with the handset switched off, neither can you
make calls yourself.
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5 MEMORIES
1
2
3
0
1
2
3
4
7
0
Both the wired phone and wireless handset have a capacity for 50 contacts, for each contact you can program a home number and a mobile
phone number. In addition, for each contact you can program a VIP ringtone allowing you to recognize your caller from the ringtone. (*)
*: this function requires ‘Caller-ID’, please contact your telephone service provider for
details
5.1 PROGRAMMING:
Wired
phone
3x
5
8
Wireless
handset
press the MENU/OK button
Use the and buttons to select the
[ Phonebook ] option
3x
press 3x the MENU/OK button
use the keypad to enter the contact name
6
9
6
4
5
9
7
8
• use the ABC on the buttons, for example press the
5 button 3x for the letter L
• use the C/R button do delete any incorrect input
• press 1x the 0 button to insert a space or repeatedly
press the 0 button for various special characters; by
pressing the 1 button you’ll also nd various special
characters
• the name may contain up to 12 letters
press the MENU/OK button
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1
2
3
4
7
0
1
2
3
0
1
2
3
4
7
0
1
2
3
0
Wired
phone
4
7
4
7
Wireless
handset
use the keypad to enter the mobile phone number
6
5
9
8
6
5
9
8
• use the C/R button to delete any incorrect input
• press and hold the # button for 2 seconds for a dial
pause
• the number may contain up to 24 digits
• you may skip this step when your contact has no mobile phone number
press the MENU/OK button
use the keypad to enter the mobile phone number
6
5
9
8
6
5
9
8
• use the C/R button to delete any incorrect input
• press and hold the # button for 2 seconds for a dial
pause
• the number may contain up to 24 digits
• you may skip this step when your contact has no mobile phone number
press the MENU/OK button
use the and buttons to determine the desired VIP ringtone for this contact
press the MENU/OK button to save the contact
2x
2x
press 2x the MENU/OK button to enter the next
contact or press the button (wired phone) or
of
of
end button (wireless handset) to exit the programming mode
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5.2 DIALLING:
Wired
phone
Wireless
handset
press the button to open the phonebook
memory
use the and buttons to select the desired
contact
press the speaker button (wired phone) or
press the call button (wireless handset) to dial
the number
when 2 numbers are programmed for this contact, you’ll rst have to use the and
buttons to select the desired number, then press the speaker button (wired phone) or call
button (wireless handset) again to dial the number
5.3 CORRECTING:
Wired
phone
Wireless
handset
press the button to open the phonebook
memory
use the and buttons to select the contact
you want to correct
press the MENU/OK button
use the
and
buttons to select the
[ Edit ] option
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