Geemarc T300 User Manual
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CAUTION:THIS TELEPHONE PRODUCT IS
SPECIFICALLY DESIGNED FOR PEOPLE WITH HEARING
DIFFICULTIES AND IS PROVIDED WITH A HANDSET
EARPIECE WITH VOLUME CONTROL FOR INDIVIDUAL
REQUIREMENTS. DUE CARE MUST BE TAKEN BY ALL
USERS THAT THE HANDSET EARPIECE VOLUME
CONTROL IS SET TO THE LOWEST LEVEL ACCEPTABLE
BY EACH RESPECTIVE USER. CARE SHOULD THEREFORE
BE EXERCISED TO ENSURE THAT ANY NEW USERS ARE
FAMILIAR WITH THIS REQUIREMENT.
ATTENTION: CE TELEPHONE PEUT ETRE DESTINE
AUX PERSONNES A Y ANT DES PROBLEMES D’AUDITION.
IL POSSEDE UN ECOUTEUR A VOLUME V ARIABLE. A
LA PREMIERE UTILISA TION, ASSUREZ VOUS QUE LE
BOUTON DE REGLAGE DU VOLUME SOIT POSITIONNE
SUR LA POSITION VOLUME MINIMUM. LES PERSONNES
MALENTENDANTES POURRONT PAR LA SUITE
AUGMENTER LE VOLUME POUR L’ADAPTER A LEUR
AUDITION.
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Telephone
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INDEX
PAGE
DESCRIPTION
- Handset and base unit controls 4
GENERAL SETTINGS
- How to connect the phone and set the batteries 8
- Charging the batteries 8
- Phone range 9
- Clean the phone 9
BASE SETTINGS
- Base ringer volume 10
HANDSET SETTINGS
- Menu access 11
- Settings icons displayed on the handset 11
- Handset registration 1 1
- Handset deregistration 1 1
- Handset ringer volume, melody and shaker 1 2
- Earpiece volume setting and tone adjust 1 2
- Network features, Flash time, Dial pause 1 3
USING THE PHONE
- Making a call 1 4
- Answering a call 1 4
- Use the call back features 1 5
- Delete stored names and numbers 1 5
- Paging the handset 1 5
- Timer 15
PHONE BOOK
- About the phone book 16
- Phone book handset ring tone settings 1 6
- Storing a number with a name 1 7
- Dialling using the phone book 1 8
- Modify a phone book entry 1 8
- Delete a phone book entry 1 8
- Transfer numbers and names into the phone book 1 9
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ANSWERING MACHINE
- Answering machine programming option 20
- How to use the answering machine 2 1
- Answering machine remote control 2 3
ADDITIONAL HANDSETS
- General settings 2 4
- Using several handsets ( registration ) 2 4
- Deregister all additional handsets from the base 2 5
- Internal calls 2 5
- Call transfer to another registered handset 2 6
- Headset- Neck loop option 2 6
ADDITIONAL BASE UNIT
- General settings 2 7
- How to add a base unit 2 7
TROUBLE SHOOTING 28
GUARANTEE - NORMS 30
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Ring/Messages light
indicator
Indicateur lumineux de
Sonnerie/Messages
LCD display
Afficheur LCD
Function and
phonebook keys
Touches de fonction et
de répertoire
DESCRIPTION
HANDSET DESCRIPTION
DESCRIPTION DU COMBINE
Speaker
Ecouteur
Answering machine key
T ouche répondeur téléphonique
Pick up and hang up key
Touche de décroché et de
Amplifier switch
Interrupteur ampli
raccroché
Tone adjustment
Réglage de la
tonalité
Flash Key
Touche flash
Microphone
Shaker switch
Interrupteur vibreur
Keypad
Clavier
Amplifier key
T ouche ampli
2.5mm socket
Prise jack 2.5mm
( CLA3 , CLA7 option )
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Amplifier volume
button adjustment
Bouton de réglage
volume ampli
DESCRIPTION
HANDSET DESCRIPTION
DESCRIPTION DU COMBINE
Belt clip
Clip ceinture
Batteries cover
Couvercle de batteries
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DESCRIPTION
BASE CONTROLS
CONTROLES SUR LA BASE
Handset cradle
Support combiné
Charging LED
Voyant de charge
Charge contacts
Contacts de charge
Page key
T ouche de pagination
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DESCRIPTION
BASE CONNECTIONS
CONNECTIONS SUR LA BASE
Ringer volume setting switch
Interrupteur de réglage sonnerie
* Power adaptor socket
* Connecteur adaptateur
secteur
(*) Classified “hazardous voltage” according to EN60950 standard.
Classé “tension dangereuse” selon la norme EN60950.
(**) Classified TNV-3 according to EN60950 standard.
Classée TNT-3 selon la norme EN60950
** Connecteur cordon de ligne
** Line socket
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GENERAL SETTINGS
1 - HOW TO CONNECT THE PHONE AND SET THE BATTERIES
1 - Plug the adaptor in the power wall socket and the power plug in
the base socket (*).
2 - Connect the line cord plug to the base socket (**).
3 - Connect the line cord to the PTT socket.
4 - Insert the batteries with the correct polarity into the batteries
compartment and replace the battery cover.
5 - Place the handset on the base unit then a short beep will be heard
and the battery symbol will flash on the display, except if the
batteries are totally empty.
NOTE: Do not expose the base to electric equipment like TV, radio, monitors,
sunlight, heat or other phones...to avoid any disturbances of your phone.
(**) Classified TNV -3 according to EN60950 standard.
(*) Classified “hazardous voltage” according to EN60950 standard
2 - CHARGING THE BA TTERIES
The phone is supplied with NiMH rechargeable batteries. In standby mode,
batteries are fully charged around 170 hours and talk time is around 8 hours.
The battery charge icon will flash as long as the phone is being charged
and will stop when the charging process is complete. The phone has an
automatic charging control to avoid excessive charging.
IMPORT ANT : Batteries must be charged during 24 hours before using
the phone for the first time.
Battery charge icon:
The handset display shows when the batteries are flat and when a warning
signal is heard. If the phone does not have enough power or is not completly
recharged, it switches itself off automatically until it is returned to the base
unit.
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GENERAL SETTINGS
3 - PHONE RANGE
The phone radio range can work up to 300 m and radio signal can be affected
by many factors like a wall, obstacles...The maximum range if there are no
obstacles between the phone and the base unit is around 300 m.
If the range is restricted by walls in a house or in the office, the base unit
should be in a slightly elevated position.
A warning signal (beep) will be heard when the handset is out of range, the call
will be stopped if the handset does not come nearer to the base unit.
4 - CLEAN THE PHONE
Clean the phone with a soft cloth. Keep the base and handset charging contacts
clean. Never use polishes or cleaning agents - they could damage the finish or
the electrics inside.
Note: We advise you to place the telephone on a table cloth or similar, as
rubber feet can mark some surfaces.
Thunderstorms: unplug your phone from the telephone socket during
thunderstorms because it could damage your phone. Your guarantee does
not cover thunderstorm damage.
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BASE SETTINGS
BASE RINGER VOLUME
The base ringer volume can be adjusted by using the slider switch located
on the base rear panel.
The following settings are available:
Symbol Function
Off
Low
Normal
High
For product support and help visit our website at
www.geemarc.com
telephone 01707 384438
or fax 01707 372529
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HANDSET SETTINGS
1 - MENU ACCESS
: To activate or deactivate the menu
: To move backward in the menu
: To move forward in the menu
: To confirm a selection
2 -SETTING ICONS DISPLA YED ON THE HANDSET
1 Answering Machine programmin
1 2 3 4 5
6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14
3 - HANDSET REGISTRA TION
The handset is already registered with the base ( factory setting) , the icon
must be fixed .
If this one flashes that means the handset is not linked with the base and must
be registered ( see P 24, “using several handset” )
2 Set ring volume and melod
3 Handset programming
4 Network, flash time and dial
pause settings
5 Earpiece volume adjust
6 Battery charge level
7 CID numbers
8 Phone book Nbr 1
9 ON/OFF line
10 Call transfer
1 1 Answering machine
12 Phone book Nbr 2
13 Incoming messag
14 Handset registered on the base
4-HANDSET DEREGISTRA TION
T o deregister the handset from the base unit :
- Press key
- Press then key
- Enter the PIN code ( factory setting 1 111 ), then press to confirm
The icon flashes , the handset is deregistered
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HANDSET SETTINGS
5 - HANDSET RINGER VOLUME, MELODY AND SHAKER
T o set the volume and melody please follow instructions below:
1 - Press the key.
2 - Press the or the key to select the icon
3 - Press the key to select
4 - Now you can select one of the possibilities below:
Press the to scroll through the menu. If you want to modify entries
press and keys.
1/4 ++++ for the Ringer volume.
2/4 for the Normal calls ringer melody .
3/4 for the Phone book ringer melody .
4/4 for the Phone book ringer melody .
5 - Press the key to confirm the settings and exit to the menu.
6 - If you want to exit to the menu press .
7- In addition to the ring, you can use the shaker function with the switch
set to the position ( on the handset right side ) .
Note : The different melodies will be active only if you have subscribed
to a caller ID service
6 - EARPIECE VOLUME SETTING AND TONE ADJUST
6-1 Answering machine mode
To set the hearing volume from the earpiece to listen your messages :
- Press the key
- Press the key or to select the icon
- Press the key to confirm
1/1 : from + to ++++ ( low to high )
Select the level with or key
- Press to confirm
- Press the key to exit
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HANDSET SETTINGS
6-2 Normal listening
Hearing volume can be adjusted in 4 steps on using the button on
the handset rear, press on it successively .
This will modify the setting done for the answering machine .
It also can be more amplified with the button ( on the right side ), set it on
, then press key: lit ( if not, you lose the amplification )
In both cases the button on the left side allows adjustment
to the tone Hi : treble , Lo : bass , but only for the earpiece.
7 - NETWORK FEA TURES, FLASH TIME, DIAL PAUSE
1 - Press the key.
2 - Press the or the key to select the icon
3 - Press the key to select
4 - You can choose from the menu below:
You can scroll into the menu by pressing the key. Press the or
the key to modify entries, press to confirm modification.
French menu UK menu Meaning
1/5 1/2 : 1 For UK, 2 for France (CID features).
2/5 Tone/Pulse for dialling must be set to Tone.
1/3 3/5 A,B,C,D (Telephone network settings; keep A)
2/3 4/5 Flash time (R key: *** for 100ms ; ****** for 300ms
3/3 5/5 Dial pause (*) : Yes/No
Flash time : France 300ms, other countries 100ms
(*) : To insert a 3 second pause after the first digit dialed ( Yes: activated ;
NO : de-activated ), then the rest is dialed normaly. Used when plugged in at
a private telephone exchange ( in an hotel, an office ...) .
5 - Press the key to exit the menu.
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USING THE PHONE
1 - MAKING A CALL
From the keypad :
- Dial the phone number you want to call, you can press the key to
cancel an incorrect entry.
- Press the , the number is automatically dialled.
- On completion of the call simply press the again to release the line or
put the handset on the base.
Y ou may first press the key then dial your number but the key
will be without effect .
From stored caller numbers :
Only if you subscrided to the “Caller ID” service
Y our telephone saves the 10 last numbers of incoming calls . When the
memory is full , the oldest number is replaced by the latest .
- Press the key
- Use the or key to select the wanted number ( or the name ), if
you
press you can see also the date/time of his call .
- Press the key , the number is dialed
You may exit before dialing : press key
2 - ANSWERING A CALL
When an incoming call is received proceed by:
- Press the key to take the line and speak.
- On completion of the call simply press the again to release the line
or put the handset on the base.
Caller ID display
If you subscrided to the “Caller ID” service, the caller number or name will be
displayed.
If you see ******** symbols, that means your caller doesn’t want to be identified
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USING THE PHONE
3 - USE THE CALL BACK FEA TURES
You can display the last 5 numbers you dialed
- Press the key and scroll through the list by pressing the or
keys until you select the number you want.
- Press the key to dial the number.
: Exit
: Delete the displayed entry
4 - DELETE STORED NAMES AND NUMBERS
Only if you subscrided to the “Caller ID” service, otherwise the list will be
empty .
- Press the key.
- Select the desired number to delete by pressing the or key. Two
short beeps will be heard when you reach the end of the list.
- Press the key to delete the entry , a short beep will be heard .
- Do it again from step 2 for deleting other entries, otherwise exit on
pressing the key .
5 - P AGING THE HANDSET
If you wish to locate your handset on making it ring, simply follow the
instructions below ( if it is in a valid receiving area )
- Press the key on the base unit located on the base front side, all
the registered handsets paged will ring.
- Press the twice on the located handset to stop the paging mode.
Pressing the key on the base unit has the same effect.
6- TIMER
A timer will be displayed on the screen af ter st arting the call. You can check
the call length by using this function.
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PHONE BOOK
(*) You must be subscrided to the “ Caller ID” service from your local
phone company to enjoy principal features of phone books.
1 - ABOUT THE PHONE BOOK
Names and phone numbers can be stored in both phone books. Each phone
number stored in the phone books can be called by pressing only few buttons.
The name and the number of the caller will be displayed (*) during the incoming
call. The caller name will be displayed if it has been stored in one of the phone
books.
Each phone book may contain 10 entries.
The entries in both phone books are sorted out by using an alphabetic list.
Each name can contain up to 10 characters and each phone number can have
up to 25 digits.
2 - PHONE BOOK MELODIES SETTINGS
It is possible by a different bell to identify which phone book is being used (*)
by the setting you have done Page 12 .
Non stored numbers : Melody 2/4
Calls from numbers and names in the phone book : Melody 3/4.
Calls from numbers and names in the phone book : Melody 4/4
IMPORT ANT :
Even if a caller is stored in a phone book, it can happen that only the normal
ring tone is triggered, in this case caller may have used his or her private
number function.
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PHONE BOOK
3 - STORING A NUMBER WITH A NAME
Follow instructions below to store new entries in the phone book:
- Enter the phone number you wish to set in the phone book.
- Select one of the two phone books by pressing the or key , a
beep will be heard and the phone book icon selected will flash.
- Enter the corresponding name and number by pressing the corresponding
number key once or twice to select the desired letter (see the table below).
Key Characters
1 [space] - 1
2 A B C 2
3 D E F 3
4 G H I 4
5 J K L 5
6 M N O 6
7 P Q R S 7
8 T U V 8
9 W X Y Z 9
00
* or # To confirm the key and go to another one
Example: for AB press A*B
- Press the key to store the entry then a beep will be heard to
confirm.
Note: To leave the menu press and hold the key .
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PHONE BOOK
4 - DIALLING USING THE PHONE BOOK
1 - Select the desired phone book by pressing the or .
2 - Select the desired entry in the list by using the or key .
3 - Press the key then the number will be automatically dialled.
Note: To leave the menu press the or key.
5 - MODIFY A PHONE BOOK ENTRY
1 - Select the desired phone book by pressing the or key.
2 - Select the desired number to modify by pressing the or keys.
3 - Press the key.
4 - The number will be displayed and can be deleted by pressing the
key.
5 - Enter the new number and press the key to store.
6 - DELETE A PHONE BOOK ENTRY
1 - Select the desired phone book by pressing the or key.
2 - Select the desired number to delete by pressing the or keys.
3 - Press the key.
4 - Press the key to delete the entry.
5 - Display will show OK?
5 - Press the to confirm then a beep will be heard, otherwise press
any key 0 to 9 to cancel.
6 - If OK press key or to exit .
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