iCreation G-700 User Manual

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G-700

Product

Information Guide

Page 2

This guide contains helpful information

that enables you to enjoy all of the features

of your phone.

Page 3

Introduction

Thank you for purchasing the color DECT BT phone. Your new DECT (Digital Enhanced Cordless Telecommunications) can connect to an with Bluetooth function, which enables you to make calls through cell phone lines and landline. Enjoy these additional features, as well:

Large displays and accessible menus.

Color display - Customizable with wallpapers and backgrounds.

Galaxy Galaxy

phone. Contacts list - Your personal phonebook of up to 200 listings,

arranged alphabetically. Speakerphone - Enjoy handsfree conversations. 12 rings tones and sleep mode - Sleep mode automatically

switches the phone to the minimum volume at night. Alarm clock Personal cordless network - Connect up to five

your base. Each handset can access up to four additional base units in order to extend your

Because we are committed to continuous quality improvement, specifications and features may vary without prior notice.

Certain services, such as Caller ID, are available only if provided by your local telephone network.

Galaxy

charger - Charge an using a port on your new

handsets to

total wireless coverage.

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Warnings

Your has been carefully designed to give you

DECT BT phone

years of safe, reliable performance. As with all electrical equipment, however, there are a few basic precautions that you should take to avoid hurting yourself or damaging the unit:

Read the instructions in this handbook carefully. Be sure to save it for

future reference.

Read and follow all warning and instruction labels on the equipment itself.

Be sure to use only the switching power supply in the package, and ensure that your power source matches the rating listed for it. If you are not sure, check with your dealer or with your local power company.

Avoid strong shocks. Don't use the switching power supply if it has received any hard knocks or looks damaged in any way; immediately contact an authorised service center.

Hold your handset firmly. Otherwise it may fall and be damaged.

Do not operate the phone in an explosive atmosphere.

Do not use the phone near water, or spill liquid of any kind on it. If you think that liquid has penetrated the phone, immediately unplug it, dry it with a soft, clean cloth and contact your dealer.

Respect the environmental conditions. All of the parts of this equipment are designed for indoor use only. Never expose them to extremely hot or cold temperatures. Don't expose the cordless telephone to excessive vibrations or dusty, rainy places.

Never try to disassemble or service the equipment by yourself (aside from the routine maintenance described in this handbook). Doing so immediately voids the warranty, and you can cause damage requiring extensive repair work. Always contact your local dealer for assistance.

Handle the batteries properly. Particularly, strictly follow the directions stated in this guide.

Never use the phone with non-suitable batteries, and charge them only with the supplied base. The use of any non-genuine parts can create hazards, electric shocks and other risks, and voids the warranty.

In case of problems, please refer to this information guide or contact your dealer or the nearest official service center. Every service operation not provided by official service centers voids the warranty.

The phone cannot be used to place calls, including emergency calls, under these conditions: during power failure, if batteries are defective or depleted, or if the keypad is locked.

Do not use this phone near emergency medical equipment

people with implanted electrical devices, such as pacemakers

Additionally, radio signals between the handset and the base can interfere with hearing aids, causing strong noise.

or near

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Contents

Chapter 1: Getting Started

Features List

7 9

Phone Layout Key Functions

Handset Screen

12 13

Package Contents Connecting

Installing the Batteries

14 15

Charging Turning On or Off the Phone

15 16

Registering a New Handset Deactivating a Handset

17 18

Choosing the Dialing Mode Setting Date & Time

Chapter 2: Bluetooth

Pairing with a

Connecting a

Disconnecting a

Removing a Paired

Chapter 3: Basic Functions

Making a Call

Receiving a Call

Using the Speakerphone

Adjusting the Volume Muting a Call

27 28

Last Number Redial

Galaxy

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Flash Signal

Using a Pause

28 29

Out of Range Indicator

Locking the Keypad

Paging Temporary Tone-Dial Switchover

30 31

Intercom Transferring Calls between Handsets

31 32

Three-way Conference Calling

Chapter 4: Display and Sound

Display Contrast

Wallpaper

33 34

Background color

Handset Name

Ring Setting Key Tone

36 36

Power Off Tone

Charging Tone

Chapter 5: Call Logs

Answered or Missed Calls

Dialed Calls List

Chapter 6: Contacts

Storing Contact Entries Character Map

Reviewing or Dialing a Number in Contacts

Speed Dial

Editing or Deleting Contacts

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Chapter 7: Settings

Changing the Handset & Base PIN Selecting a Base

48 49

Resetting the Handset or the Base

Auto Answer

Language

Flash Time

Chapter 8: Date and Time

Date Format

Time Format

53 54

Alarm

Sleep Mode

Chapter 9: Menu Structure

Chapter 10: Additional Information

Troubleshooting Technical Specifications

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Chapter 1: Getting Started

Features List

Color DECT BT Phone

1.8G/1.9G and 2.4G DECT Charging cradle for GalaxyS / Bluetooth connection Receives and makes landline and cell phone calls Rotated charging cradle Reduce cellphone radiation Call switch between DECT phone and your

1.8 inches large color display Contacts list (up to 200 entries) Call log (30 missed, 30 answered, 20 dialed) Up to five handsets Up to four bases one handset 12 polyphonic and three monophonic ring tones

ringer volume levels

Four Three-way conference calling Call transfer Call hold Languages options Adjustable voice volume (5 levels) Adjustable contrast (11 levels)

Handsfree speakerphone

High definition sound Key tones (selectable) Auto answering (selectable)

12 selectable wallpapers

9 selectable background colors Call duration display

can be registered with one base

can be registered with

GalaxyS / i9100 seriesⅡ

Galaxy

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Internal calling Password protection Mute function Real clock (12-hour or 24-hour) Keypad lock Redial, Flash, Pause Preparation dialing Sleep mode selection Alarm

Landline

FSK/DTMF Caller ID Incoming call indicator Private/Out of area notification Message waiting notification

electable dialing mode

S Selectable Flash time

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Phone Layout

Handset

Earpiece

Navigation

keys

Select key

Galaxy key

Charging pins

Base

Charging

cradle

(for DECT)

Bluetooth LED

Charging

(for )

Galaxy

LCD Screen (1.8 inches)

Back key Speaker key

Microphone

cradle

Loudspeaker

Battery compartment cover

Paging key

(Find Handset)

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Key Functions

Press to enter # or to switch between upper case and lower case letters in the English mode.

Press and hold to turn on or off the keypad lock function.

Select keys: Press to perform the function listed above the key.

Press to turn on the phone. If you press and hold, the phone turns off. While navigating through menus, briefly press it to cancel your input and return to the main screen. During a call, briefly press it to end the call.

Press to place and answer landline calls.

Press to place and answer Galaxy calls.

Press to activate the speakerphone for handsfree operation during a call.

Press to scroll up or down when browsing menus. In standby mode:

During use:

Left: Press to place an internal call. Right: Press to review outgoing calls list. Up: Press to view incoming calls list. Down: Press to review contacts.

Up: Increases earpiece volume. Down: Decreases earpiece volume.

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Select Keys

Press the left or right button to initiate the function shown above it, on the display.

Contacts

Left:

Contacts

Back

Cancel

Delete

Pause

Redial

Select

Save

Option

Select

Save

Option

Enter the Contacts list.

Return to the previous menu.

Cancel your setting.

Clear digits or characters.

Insert a pause while dialing a number.

Redial the last-dialed number.

Select the highlighted menu item.

Save a contact number.

List options during a call.

Confirm a selection.

Enter the main menu:

Right:

Back

Cancel

Pause

Redial

Delete

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Handset Screen

The screen shows various icons.

Signal strength. The greater the number of bars, the stronger the signal.

The landline is engaged.

The cellphone line is engaged.

Indicates the case in which letters will be

entered (upper case or lower case).

0-9

Indicates that only digits can be entered.

Battery charge level.

Fully charged status Low battery Very low battery warning

Sleep mode is activated.

Alarm clock is set.

The microphone is temporarily muted during a conversation.

Speakerphone is enabled.

There are one or more missed calls.

Keypad is locked.

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Package Contents

Once you have unpacked your phone, make sure that you have all of these parts. If any component is missing or broken, please call your dealer.

Handset

2 Ni-MH Batteries

Base with

Galaxy charger

Switching power

supply

G-700

Product

Information Guide

Information

guide

Line cord

G-700

Quick Guide

Quick guide

Adapter for

Galaxy charger

*The shapes of the plug varies according to each country's specification.

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Connecting

Connect the plug of the power supply to the power jack of the base,

and then plug the power supply into a standard AC wall outlet.

Connect one end of the phone line cord to the phone line jack on the

base, and then connect the other end to a standard phone wall outlet.

To phone wall outlet

To AC wall outlet

Installing the Batteries

Rechargeable Ni-MH batteries (AAA size, 1.2V, 800mAh) come with your phone. Install the batteries before use.

Slide the battery cover in the direction of the arrow, and then pull

it out.

Insert new batteries as indicated, matching correct polarity (+,-).

To replace the battery cover, sliding the cover up until it snaps

into place.

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Notes:

Replace batteries if they don't recover their full storage capacity after recharging.

When replacing the batteries, always use high quality Ni-MH re-chargeable batteries. Never use other types of batteries.

Charging

DECT Phone & Galaxy

Before initial operation, fully charge the DECT phone for 15 hours or more.

To charge the DECT phone or , simply place it on the base.

Notes:

When charging, the bars in scroll. You can adjust the visual angle of the according to

your needs (from 30 degrees to 75 degrees). Hold the base and then pull out the Galaxy after the charging.

Galaxy

Turning On or Off the Phone

When you place the handset (DECT phone) on the base, it automatically turns on.

To turn on the handset

To turn off the handset Goodbye!

Note:

Nothing appears on the screen when the battery power is very low. Fully charge the handset before use.

(when it's off), press .

, press until " " appears.

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Registering a New Handset

To share your phone line with other people, you can register up

to 5 handsets to your base. To do this, assign a new number to each handset that you register. The supplied handset is already registered with the number 1, appearing as . For security reasons, the registration procedure can only be performed by people who are close to your base and know the PIN.

Please note that this PIN cannot be modified.

On the base, press and hold for about three seconds, and then release the button.

Press to display the main menu items.

Press to choose , and then press

Select

Press to choose , then press

Select

Press or to choose the base number that you want. Press to search the base. The display shows a series of characters.

Press to confirm. The display asks you to enter the AC (the authentication code is ). Enter this code and press .

If the registration is successful, a confirm tone occurs and the new handset shows the handset number (e.g. ).

beneath

Down Register

Up Down

beneath

Handset

beneath

Select

beneath

Select

beneath

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Note:

To extend radio coverage, a handset can be registered to up to 4 different base units. A base can be used with up to 5 handsets, and one base can connect to only one handset at

a time.

Deactivating a Handset

If necessary, you can clear a handset’s registration, but you cannot deactivate the handset that you are using.

Press to display the main menu items.

Press to choose , then press .

Enter the current base PIN (the default is ) and press

Press or to choose , then

press . " " appears. Use the keypad to press the handset number for which you want to clear the registration, then press . A confirm tone occurs, and the handset cannot be used anymore with the base.

beneath

Up Down Release handset

beneath

Base

Select H Desub ?

beneath

1590

Select

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Choosing the Dialing Mode

Your phone can be set to pulse dialing (rotary), or tone dialing (DTMF). To change the dialing mode:

Press to display the main menu items.

Press to choose , then press .

Enter the current base PIN (the default is ) and press

Press to choose , then press

Select

Press or to choose or , then

press to confirm.

beneath

Down Dial mode

. The current setting appears.

Left Right DTMF PULSE

beneath

Save

Base

beneath

1590

Select

beneath

Setting Date & Time

Your phone can display the current date and time.

You must set the correct date and time to indicate when calls or messages are received.

beneath

Date and time

Select Set Clock

Select

beneath

Select

Press to display the main menu items.

Press to choose , then press .

Press to choose . The current settings are displayed:

Using the keypad, enter the current date and time (four digits

for each, as explained below in the notes).

Press to save the setting.

beneath

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Notes:

If you selected in the menu, enter the time in 12h format and use or to select

or .

AM PM

12-HOUR Time format

Up Down

When setting the month, you can enter 1 digit or 2 digits at a time, but it is displayed in 2-digit format. (For example: For August, you can enter 8 or 08 in the month field, but the display shows "08".)

After the time setting, press beneath to set the date. During the date setting, press to switch to time

Select

Left

setting.

If your service uses the FSK standard,

the date and time is

automatically set when you receive a call to this unit.

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Chapter 2: Bluetooth

Pairing with an Galaxy

To use a with your DECT phone, you must first pair and connect the with the DECT phone.

Galaxy

On the Galaxy, click button, ,

network Bluetooth settings Bluetooth

Bluetooth on the Galaxy is turned on.

On the DECT phone, press .

Press to choose , then press .

Press to choose . The LCD shows , and the Bluetooth LED flashes.

Click , the Galaxy searches for available devices. When the Galaxy finds , click

device Accept Connected to phone audio

, , then click . When

to the left side of appears as green color, the

beneath

Please wait...

Search for devices

to pair and connect it with the base, then click

. When the connection is successful,

Bluetooth

Select Add device

appears.

Settings Wireless and

beneath

G-700 Pair with this

Select

Connecting a Galaxy

All Bluetooth-paired devices are stored in the Device list, and only devices in the list can establish a Bluetooth connection with the DECT phone. Although seven Galaxies can be paired with the DECT phone, only one can be connected to the base and be engaged in a call at one time.

Method 1: Using the Galaxy

Click button, , ,

settings Bluetooth

Settings Wireless and network Bluetooth

. If the Bluetooth feature is switched off, click

to switch it on.

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Click below to connect the Galaxy to the

Paired G-700

DECT phone. When the connection is successful,

Connected to phone audio Paired

appears instead of .

Method 2: Using the DECT Phone Menu

Press to display the main menu items.Menubeneath

Press to choose , then press .

Press to choose press

Down Device list,

Select

The display shows all devices that have been paired before.

Press or to choose the desired device,

Up Down

press .

Press to choose . When the

beneath

connection is successful, appears below on the Galaxy screen.

Bluetooth

beneath

Select

Select Connect

Connected to phone audio

G-700

Method 3: Quick Connection

Press on the DECT phone.

The display shows all devices that have been paired before.

Press or to choose the desired device,

Up Down

press to complete the connection.

When the connection is successful,

audio G-700

beneath

appears below on the Galaxy screen.

Select

Connected to phone

Select

beneath

Note:

If you switch off the Bluetooth function on the Galaxy then switch on, you must connect it again.

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Disconnecting a Galaxy

Press to display the main menu items.

Press to choose , then press .

Press to choose press

Select

The display shows all devices that have been paired before. Press or to choose the desired device, press .

Press to choose . Then a prompt tone occurs and appears instead of

Connected to phone audio G-700

screen.

beneath

Down Device list,

Up Down

beneath

Bluetooth

Select

Select Disconnect

Paired

below on the Galaxy

beneath

Select

beneath

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Removing a Paired Galaxy

If you already have the maximum of paired in the Device list and you want to add another , you must first delete a paired .

Press to display the main menu items.

Press to choose , then press .

Press to choose , and then press

Down Device list

beneath

The display shows all devices that have been paired. Press

or to choose the one you want to remove,

Up Down

and then press .

Press to choose , and then press

Down Remove

beneath

Press to confirm. After successful operation, a confirm tone occurs.

On your Galaxy, press and hold , then clickG-700 Unpair Disconnect and unpairor.

Galaxy

beneath

Select

Select Remove ?

Bluetooth

beneath

. The display shows .

beneath

Select

Reminder

Some of Instant Messenger, such as Viber, Skype,

Fring, Im+, Nettalk...... may not well support

Bluetooth protocol, please check with relevant providers and update the software to use G-700 properly.

Thanks!

seven Galaxies

Select

Galaxy

beneath

Galaxy SⅡ

Select

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Chapter 3: Basic Functions

Making a Call

When you dial, up to 25 digits appear on the screen. If the number is longer than 16 digits, the digits become smaller to accommodate the whole number.

You can place your calls in two ways:

Traditional Mode

Pick up the handset and press to engage the line. You

hear a dial tone, and appears.

Dial a telephone number. The number appears on the screen.

When you hear your called party, speak with a normal voice.

To end the call, press or place the handset on the base.

High-featured Mode

This procedure is more convenient and reliable,:because you

can check the number as you enter it

Enter a telephone number. Press and hold to insert a

pause if necessary. Check the number on the display.

If you make a mistake, correct it by using .

When the number correctly appears, press to dial it out

through a landline.

Or press to dial through your .

Note: The DECT phone must first be connected to the

Galaxy

Bluetooth

via Bluetooth.

section.

For more details please refer to

Galaxy

beneath

Delete

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Call Switching between the DECT Phone and a Galaxy

During a call, you can switch between your DECT phone and

your .Galaxy

During a cell line call using the DECT phone, click (the bar below is green) on the display of the Galaxy. The call switches to the Galaxy.

To switch back, click (the bar below is

gray) on the Galaxy. The call switches back to the DECT phone.

Note:

To use this feature, the DECT phone must be paired and connected to the Galaxy beforehand. For more details, please refer to section.Bluetooth

Bluetooth

Options during a call

During a call, you can press beneath , and then select to put the call or hold, or select to enter

Hold Contacts

the Contacts list.

Option

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Receiving a Call

When a call is received, the phone rings and " " appears on the screen. indicates a landline call or indicates a cellphone line call. If the incoming call can be identified (i.e. The caller's information is transmitted) you also see the caller's number.

Press to answer a landline call or press to answer a cell line call when your Galaxy is charging. Or if the handset is on the base and you have activated the " " function (See page 51 for details), simply pick it up to answer the call. During conversation, the screen shows the elapsed time.

To end the call, press or replace the handset on the base.

Note:

The caller is identified only if your telephone network

caller's network supports the service.

still hide his/her number.

Incoming Call

Auto Answer

and the

However, a caller can

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Using the Speakerphone

During a call, you can turn on the speakerphone that is built into the handset. You can simply put your handset on a surface (e.g. a desk) and enjoy the comfort of a handsfree conversation.

To turn on the speakerphone appears.

To turn off the speakerphone

, press during a call.

, press . disappears.

Adjusting the Volume

During a conversation, press the or key to adjust the earpiece volume (or the handsfree speakerphone volume). There are five levels, which are shown by the bars of .

When the last bar is red, .

the volume is at its maximum level

Up Down

Muting a Call

During a conversation, you can temporarily mute the microphone so that the party on the other end of the line cannot hear you. You can still hear the other party.

converse privately with someone near you.

To mute your microphone conversation: appears.

To unmute the microphone

, press the during the

, press the : disappears.

This enables you to

Right

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Last Number Redial

Your phone allows you to quickly redial the last dialed number.

Pick up the handset and press to engage the line. Then press to dial the last-dialed number.Redialbeneath

Flash Signal

If your phone service includes call waiting or conference call services, you can use to initiate these functions

details please contact your telephone company. Additionally, if you are connected to an extension line (PABX), you can use to transfer a call to another extension.

initiate any of these functions

To , press while the line is engaged.

. For further

Using a Pause

A pause is useful when you access an interactive voice response system, such as an automated banking system. A pause provides a delay of 3 seconds.

After you dial a number and press , if you need to insert a 3second pause, press .Pausebeneath

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Out of Range Indicator

The bars to the right of show the signal strength received from the base. If you are too far from the base, the radio signal might become too weak for the phone to access the telephone line. In these conditions you can't make or receive phone calls, and turns red and " " appears.Searching...

Locking the Keypad

This function is useful to avoid accidentally pressing keys when you are carrying your handset. If you activate keylock, all keys are inhibited except and .

In this condition, when a call comes in, you can answer the call by pressing or . When the call ends, the keys are locked again.

To lock the keys

To unlock the keys from the display.

, press and hold until appears.

, press and hold until disappears

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Paging

You can page the handset from the base by making the handset ring with a special ring. It's useful to locate a lost handset or call the user who currently has the handset.

To send the paging signal base. All handsets registered with the base ring for 15 seconds.

To stop the paging signal before 15 seconds have passed press or any keys on the handset.

Note:

If a call comes in while the handset is being paged, the handset stops the paging operation and starts ringing normally.

, briefly press , located on the

Temporary Tone-Dial Switchover

If you are using pulse dialing because your telephone line doesn't support tone dialing, you might not be able to access certain external services (e.g. automatic call centers, voice mailboxes, interactive telephone systems etc.), because they need tone dialing. You can avoid this limitation and access them anyway by doing this:

Pick up the handset and press to engage the line.

Press and hold until " " is displayed: your DECT phone

is temporarily in the tone dial mode.

Enter the number of the service that you need to access.

When you hang up, the phone automatically returns to the

pulse mode.

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Intercom

If you connected more than one handset to a base (you can connect up to 5 handsets to the same base), you can have a conversation between two people using two different handsets.

Pick up the handset and press . The screen display

shows " " ( is your handset number).

INT x -> x

Press the number of the handset that you want to contact (from 1 to 5). The called handset starts to ring.

If the called party can answer your call, he/she can press

and start talking. You can see the handset number of

the called party on your screen.

At the end of the conversation, press .

Left

Transferring Calls between Handsets

If you have more than one handset registered to the same base, you can transfer an outside call between the handsets.

When you are connected to an external call, press

and the number of the handset that you want to contact

1 to 5).

If the called party can answer your call, he/she can press

and start talking.

If you want to cancel the transfer before the called party answers, press . The call transfer is cancelled.

Left

(from

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Three-way Conference Calling

When you have an external call and an intercom call in progress, you can set up a three-way conference call, like this:

Press beneath to set up a three-way conference call.

Confer

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Chapter 4: Display and Sound

Display Contrast

This adjustment enables you to optimize the visibility of the display by changing its contrast according to environmental conditions.

Press to display the main menu items.

Press to choose , then press .

Press again to choose . The current setting appears.

Press repeatedly to choose among the 11 available

contrast levels, then press .

beneath

Display

Select Contrast

beneath

Select

Wallpaper

Press to display the main menu items.

Press to choose , then press .

Press or to choose , then press

display.

Press to choose among 12 pre-defined wall paper

images, then press the Left .

beneath

Up Down Wallpaper

beneath

Display

beneath

Select

. The current setting appears on the

Select

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Background Color

Press to display the main menu items.

Press to choose , then press .

Press or to choose , then press . The current setting appears on the screen.

Press to choose among 9 pre-defined colors, then press

beneath

Up Down Background

beneath

Select

Display

Select

beneath

Select

Handset Name

Press to display the main menu items.

Press to choose , then press .

Press or to choose , then press .

Press or to choose " ", press

Select

Enter the name, up to 15 characters long that you want to assign to the handset, and then press .

Press . The handset name appears.

To deactivate this feature, access the menu

and choose " ", press .

beneath

Up Down Handset name

beneath

Up Down ON

Display

Select

beneath

Handset name

OFF Select

beneath

Save

Select

beneath

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Ring Setting

You can select unique cell, landline and internal call ring tones and volumes. There are 15 ringtones, and four volume levels. You can also turn off the ringer.

Press to display the main menu items.

Press to choose , then press .

Press to choose , or press

Up Down PSTN ringtone INT ringtone Select

Press or to select the ring tone that you like. Each time you press or , the handset sounds with the selected ring.

Press to save the ring tone setting and enter the ring volume setting.

Press or to choose the volume level that you want. Each time you press or , the handset sounds with the selected volume.

Press to save the settings and return to the previous menu.

Notes:

If you turn off the ringer, when a call comes in, only the incoming call message appears on the display.

You can also turn the PSTN ring off/on by long pressing when the line is not engaged.

beneath

or to choose or

, then press .

Left Right

beneath

Sound

Select Cell ringtone

beneath

Left Right

Select

Left Right

Select

beneath

Select

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Key Tone

Every time that you press a key, your handset acknowledges it with a key tone. You can disable the key tones.

Press to display the main menu items.

Press to choose , then press .

Press or to choose , then press

Press or to choose " " to activate this feature or choose " " to deactivate it, press

Select

Note:

For normal use, we recommend that you leave the key tones enabled. This makes the phone easier to use.

beneath

Up Down Key tone

beneath

Up Down ON

Select

Sound

OFF

beneath

Select

beneath

Power Off Tone

When you turn off the handset, it generates a tone. You can disable the tone.

Press to display the main menu items.

Press the navigation keys to choose , then press

Press or to choose , then

press .

Press or to choose " " to activate this

feature or choose " " to deactivate it, and then press

beneath

Up Down Power off tone

beneath

Up Down ON

Select

OFF

Sound

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Charging Tone

Every time you place the handset on the base, a tone occurs. This tone confirms that the handset is charging. You can switch the tone or .ON OFF

Press to display the main menu items.

Press to choose , then press .

Press or to choose , then press .

Press or to choose " " to activate this feature or choose " " to deactivate it, and then press

beneath

Note:

For normal use, we recommend that you leave the charging tone enabled. This makes the phone easier to use and avoids the risk In this case

unnoticed.

beneath

Up Down Charging tone

beneath

Up Down ON

Select

, the handset would not charge and it might go

Sound

Select

OFF

improper placement in the chargi

beneath

Select

ng cradle.

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Chapter 5: Call Logs

Answered or Missed Calls

When you receive a call and you subscribe to your network provider’s caller ID service, if the caller's information is transmitted from the network on which the call was made (and the caller doesn't hide it), the caller's phone number is displayed. Additionally, you miss calls " " followed by the number of missed calls (01, 02, etc.) and the icon appears.

The last 30 received (or missed) calls are stored in the

Answered calls Missed calls

back the numbers, delete them or store them in the contacts list. To view the numbers, you can access the list (or list).

Missed calls

list (or list), and you can call

Reviewing or Dialing a Number in the Incoming Calls List

Press to display the main menu items.

Press to choose , then press .

Press to access or press

Down Answered calls Select

Numbers received via a landline appear with , and numbers received via cellphone line appear with .

Scroll through the relevant calls list using or

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appears.

To dial a number through your landline, press or dial it through your Galaxy using .

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to choose . Press

to confirm. The list of incoming calls appears.

until you find the desired number, and then press

Select

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. The date/time that you received the call

Missed calls

Answered calls

Call logs

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Select Missed calls

Up Down

Select

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Notes:

At step 3, if the list is empty, " " appears.

Missed calls xx OK

When " " appears, you can press the key

No record.

to access the Incoming Calls list. If the caller has his name and number not be

, " " appears on the screen and in the list.Private

sent

Out of area

" " appears and is stored in the incoming call list

specified that

when someone calls from an area where the telephone company does not offer identification services or name and number delivery to your region.

Answered and Missed Calls Options

You can save or delete a number in the missed calls list, as follows:

Find the desired number in the incoming calls list.

Press to display the call information.

Press to display the option menus.

Press or to choose the desired option:

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Up Down

Add to contacts

contacts list. If the number is longer than 16 digits, you can store only first 16 digits of the number.

Delete

deletes the selected number.

Delete all

(a prompt confirms your intent). Press to confirm or to exit without deleting the entries.

Select

allows you to save the number in the

allows you to delete the whole incoming calls list

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Cancel

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Select

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Dialed Calls List

The last 20 dialed calls are stored in the list. You can review, redial, delete and save these numbers.

Dialed Calls

Press to display the main menu items.

Press to choose , then press .

Press or to choose , then press

beneath

Up Down Dialed calls

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Call logs

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Select

. The last dialed number appears on the

Select

screen.

Up Down

Press or to find the desired number, press

Select

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. Press to dial it via your landline or dial it via your Galaxy using .

Press to display the option menus.

Press or to choose the desired option:

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Up Down

Add to contacts

contacts list. If the number is longer than 16 digits, only the first 16 digits are stored.

Delete

Delete all

prompt confirms your intent). Press to confirm or to exit without deleting the entries.

Select

allows you to save the number in the

deletes the selected number.

allows you to delete the entire dialed calls list (a

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Cancel

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Select

Note:

At step 3, if the list is empty, " " appears.No record.

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Chapter 6: Contacts

You can store frequently used numbers so that you can easily make a call without having to remember or enter the phone number. You can store up 200 entries in your contact list.

Storing Contact Entries

Method 1: Using the Contacts Menu

Press to display the main menu items.

Press to choose .

Press or to choose , then press .

Enter a name. For additional details, please see the

Character Map

"".

Press to move the cursor to the number field, then enter the appropriate phone number (up to 16 digits). Press and hold to insert a pause if necessary.

Press to highlight the ring type number at the right

of , then press or to select a ring to associate with the number.

Use the same method to associate a picture with this number, press to confirm.

Notes:

At step 5, or changes to . This indicates that you can only enter digits.

If you make a mistake while entering a number or name, press to clear the last character. You can also use or to navigate to incorrect characters, then press to clear them.

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Up Down New number

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Down

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Left Right

Select

Left Right

Save

Delete

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Contacts

0-9

Delete

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Method 2: In Standby Mode

Enter a phone number, then press .

Complete storage by starting from Step 4 in the last

paragraph of .

Method 1

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Save

Character Map

To enter a specific alphanumeric character, press the relevant key according to the following table: once for the first character, twice for the second and so on.

Key

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

Characters in the displayed order

(spc) 0 1 . , ; ? ! - # @ & / : ( ) "

A B C 2

D E F 3 I GHI4 JKL5 MNO6 PQRS7 TUV8 WXYZ9EqC

a b c 2 @BH< def3PJ ghi4 jkl5 mn o 6 pqrs7 tuv8hjd

wxyz9FrD

Z`!

Notes:

To delete letters, use .

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If you want to shift the case while entering letter, press .

When entering the same letter twice or a different letter on the same key, wait for a few seconds for the cursor to move automatically, and then select the next letter.

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Reviewing or Dialing a Number in Contacts

You can search stored contacts by entering the first characters of their names (alphabetic search). You can also scroll through the entire list without accessing the menu.Contacts

Method 1: Alphabetic Search

Press to display the main menu items.

Press to choose .

Press to access .

Enter the first few letters of the name by using the

alphanumeric keys, and press . The details appear.

Press to dial the number through your landline or dial it through your Galaxy with .

Method 2: Searching by Scrolling the Contacts List

Press . The entire list appears in alphabetical order.

Repeatedly press or to scroll to the desired entry.

Press to view the details of the selected

entry.

Press to dial the number through your landline or dial it through your Galaxy with .

Down

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Select

Select View

Up Down

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Contacts

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Select

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Speed Dial

You can store up to 9 speed dial numbers on the numeric keypad (0~9), so you can easily dial the numbers by pressing and holding the associated numeric key.

Storing Speed Dial Numbers

Press to display the main menu items.

Press to choose .

Press or to choose , then press

Repeatedly press or to select the desired

location ( ~ ), and then press .

You can press or to scroll to the desired

entries, and then press .

Press again to confirm.

Dialing a Speed Dial Number

Press and hold the numeric key (1~9), then press to dial the number through your landline or dial it through your Galaxy using .

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Up Down Speed dial

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KEY 1 KEY 9 Modify

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Select

Up Down

Select

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Contacts

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Select

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Editing or Deleting Contacts

You can edit or delete a number in the contacts, as follows:

Find the desired number in the contacts.

Press to view the details of the selected

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entry.

Press to display the option menus.

Press or to choose the desired option:

Edit Delete

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Up Down

allows you to edit the selected entry.

deletes the selected entry.

Delete all

Select

deletes all of the contact entries.

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Chapter 7: Settings

Changing the Handset & Base PIN

Base and handset PINs are required to protect your phone against unauthorized use. They are set to at the factory. You can change the PINs as follows:

Handset PIN

Press to display the main menu items.

Press to choose , then press .

Press to choose .

Enter the current PIN code, then press .

Enter the new four-digit PIN, and press .

Enter the new PIN code again to confirm it, then press

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Note:

At step 4, if you enter the wrong PIN, your phone generates a warning sound.

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Select PIN code

to save the setting.

Handset

1590

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Select

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Base PIN

Press to display the main menu items.

Press to choose , then press .

The handset prompts you to enter the current base PIN code

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(the default PIN is ). Use the numeric keys to enter the code and press .

Up Down Change PIN

Press or to choose , then press

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Select

Enter the new four-digit PIN, and press .

Enter the new PIN code again to confirm it, then press

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Base

1590

beneath

to save the setting.

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Select

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Selecting a Base

Your handset can be used with up to 4 base units, provided that it has been registered with them. This menu option enables you to select which base you want to use:

Press to display the main menu items.

Press to choose , then press .

Press or to choose , then press .

Press or to select the base, then press

Press .

Notes:

If the selected base has not been registered with your handset, " " appears.

At step 4, if you select " ", handset finds the first available unit as you move around.

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Up Down Select base

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Up Down

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appears to the right of the selected base.

Not registered

Select

Handset

Select

Best base

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Select

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Resetting the Handset or the Base

If you reset the handset or the base, all of the user-selectable features restore to the factory settings: When resetting the handset, the incoming and outgoing lists will be erased, but the Contacts and Flash time do not reset.

The handset and base can be reset independently

for the following purposes:

If you have made many wrong settings and you want to restore the handset to the factory presets. If the phone shows logical malfunctions (incorrect symbols on the display, incorrect behavior, etc.), the problem can be caused by a switching power supply noise or an electrostatic spike that can temporarily alter the memory of the internal microprocessor. Resetting could solve the problem.

. It is useful

Resetting the Handset

Press to display the main menu items.

Press to choose , then press .

Press or to choose , then press .

The handset asks you to enter the current handset PIN code (the default PIN is ). Use the numeric keys to enter and press . " " appears. Press

Press .

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Up Down Reset handset

beneath

beneath beneath

to confirm.

Handset

Select

1590

OK Reset ?

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Select

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Resetting the Base

Press to display the main menu items.

Press to choose , then press .

The handset prompts you to enter the current base PIN code

(the default PIN is ). Use the numeric keys to enter the PIN, and then press .

Press or to choose , then press

B Reset ? OK

" " appears. Press to confirm.

Press .

Notes:

Be careful! When you reset the handset, you will lose any data stored in it (e.g. Numbers in the incoming and outgoing lists). Jot them down before resetting the handset.

Resetting the base does not affect the handsets registered to the base.

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Base

1590

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Up Down Base reset

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Select

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Select

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Auto Answer

You can answer a call by simply picking up the handset from the base, without pressing any key.

Press to display the main menu items.

Press to choose , then press .

Press or to choose , then press .

Press or to choose " " to activate this

feature or choose " " to deactivate it, press

Select

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Up Down Auto answer

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Up Down ON

Handset

Select

OFF

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Select

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Language

You can change the language used to display the menu messages. There are multiple languages available.

Press to display the main menu items.

Press to choose , then press .

Press or to choose , then press

Press or to select the language that you

want, press .

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Up Down Language

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Up Down

Handset

Select

. The current language appears.

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Select

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Select

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Flash Time

During a conversation, allows you to access special services offered by your telephone network or to transfer a call to another extension if you are connected to a PABX (Private Automatic Branch of eXchange).

If your key does not work properly, you need to adjust the Flash time, as follows:

Press to display the main menu items.

Press to choose , then press .

You are prompted to enter the current base PIN code (the

default PIN is ). Use the numeric keys to enter and press .

Press to access . The current

setting appears.

Press or to choose the desired flash time, then press . You can choose from 100ms, 120ms, 300ms or 600ms.

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Left Right

1590

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Select Flash time

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Base

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Save

Select

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Chapter 8: Date and Time

Date Format

If you have set the date, you can choose the date format.

Press to display the main menu items.

Press to choose , then press .

Press to choose , then press

beneath

MM/DD DD/MM MM-DD

( , and ).

Press or to highlight the format that you prefer, then press .

Time Format

If you have set the time, you can choose the time format.

Press to display the main menu items.

Press to choose , then press .

Press or to choose , then press

hour 24-hour

Press or to highlight the format that you prefer, then press .

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Down Date format

Select

Up Down

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Up Down Time format

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and ).

Up Down

Date and time

. Three different date formats appear,

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Date and time

Select 12-

. Two different time formats appear, (

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Select

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Select

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Alarm

You can set an alarm to ring once or ring in regular intervals about every 10 minutes.

Activating the Alarm Feature

Press to display the main menu items.

Press to choose , then press .

Press to choose .

Press or to choose " ", and then press

Use the numeric keys to enter the time using the HH:MM format.

Press to save the alarm time setting.

Press the or to select the ring type.

Press to save the setting and return to

the previous menu.

When the alarm sounds, press to stop it

or press to let it ring again after 10 minutes.

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Up Down ON

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Left Right

Deactivating the Alarm Feature

Perform steps 1 through 3 from the last section, and then choose " ", and then press .OFF Selectbeneath

Date and time

Select Alarm

Select

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Select

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Snooze

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Stop

Select

Notes:

If you selected in the menu, enter the time in 12h format and use the or to select or .

AM PM

appears on the screen.

12-HOUR Time format

Up Down

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Sleep Mode

This feature enables you to not be disturbed by the ring tone at night. If the sleep mode is activated, the ring volume automatically switches to volume level 1 during the period of time that you set.

Press to display the main menu items.

Press to choose , then press .

Press to choose , then press

beneath

Press or to choose " " to activate this

feature or choose " " to deactivate it, press

Select

If you choose " ", enter the period of time that you define as sleep mode time, in 24-Hour format, and then press

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Note:

and set an alarm.

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Down Sleep mode

Select

Up Down ON

to confirm.

appears to the right of if you activate sleep mode

Date and time

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OFF

Select

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Chapter 9: Menu Structure

Bluetooth

Add device

Device list

Display

Contrast

Wallpaper

Background

Handset name

Sound

Cell ringtone

PSTN ringtone

INT ringtone

Key tone

Power off tone

Charging tone

Call logs

Missed calls

Answered calls

Dialed calls

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Contacts

Handset

Base

Date and time

View

New number

Speed dial

PIN code

Select base

Reset handset

Auto answer

Language

PIN:

(1590)

Set Clock

Date format

Flash time

Dial mode

Release handset

Change PIN

Base reset

Time format

Alarm

Sleep mode

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Chapter 10: Additional Information

Troubleshooting

Symptom Solution

The handset doesn't turn on.

Try charging the handset for a few minutes, then remove it from the base. If it still doesn't turn on, check the battery installation.

If these efforts are unsuccessful, try replacing the batteries.

Contact an authorized service center.

The handset works,

but it doesn't access the base unit.

The handset works

and it accesses the base unit, but no dial tone is heard.

The handset works

perfectly, but a beep occurs during phone calls.

There is noise and

audio interference during phone calls.

Check the connection of the switching power supply.

Try registering the handset to the base.

Check the connection of the phone line cord.

Check the batteries charge and charge them if necessary.

Get closer to the base unit. If you can access more base units, try selecting a closer one.

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Symptom Solution

The handset works

perfectly, but it doesn't ring with incoming calls.

Select another ring level.

The handset can only

receive calls. The keypad locked.

The phone doesn't work

properly with some special services or if it is connected to an exchange extension (PABX).

The battery charge level

is very low.

Logical malfunctioning in the handset or base unit.

The phone loses the connection with .Galaxy

Press and hold .

Check the Flash time and set it properly.

Clean the charging pins, and if the problem is still not solved, replace the batteries.

Try resetting the handset or the base.

After switching off the Bluetooth function on the

then switching on, you

Galaxy

must connect the again.

Galaxy

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Technical Specifications

Frequency Range

Channels

RF Carrier Power

Modulation

Frequency Stability

Charging time

Ambient temperature

Humidity

Size (mm)

Power supply

1.88~1.90GHz

120 Duplex channels

<250mW

GFSK

< 50 KHz±

15 hours

Normal: 15 ~ 35 , Extreme: 0 ~ 40℃℃ ℃℃

0%~90%

Base: 179 x 106 x 43; Handset: 162 x 50 x 24

Base input: 6V, 700/300 mA Handset input: Ni-MH 1.2V 2, 800mAh

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? Design and specifications are subject to change without notice.

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