iCreation i-650 Product Information Manual

Product

Information Guide

i-650

This guide contains helpful information

that enables you to enjoy all of the features

of your phone.

Technical Specifications

Frequency Range

1.92~1.93GHz

Channels

60 Duplex channels

Frequency Stability

RF Carrier Power

Modulation

<100mW

GFSK

< 50 KHz±

Charging time

15 hours

Ambient temperature

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

Humidity

0%~90%

Size (mm)

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

Power supply

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.

Introduction

Thank you for purchasing the color DECT BT phone. Your new DECT (Digital Enhanced Cordless Telecommunications) can connect to an iPhone 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. iPhone charger - Charge an iPhone using a port on your new

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

total wireless coverage.

handsets to 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.

Symptom Solution

The handset works

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

The phone doesn't work

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

The handset can only

receive calls. The keypad locked.

The battery charge level is

very low.

Logical malfunctioning in the handset or base unit.

After switching off the Bluetooth function on the iPhone then switching on, the phone loses the connection with iPhone.

If there are interference signals near or iPhone was taken away from the base (longer than 10 meters) ever, the established Bluetooth connection between the base and iPhone may be invalid.

Select another ring level.

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.

Connect the iPhone again.

Turn off Bluetooth feature on iPhone, then turn it on again. / Power off the base and then power on.

Warnings

Your has been carefully designed to give you 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:

DECT BT phone

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.

Do not use this phone near emergency medical equipment

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

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.

or near

people with implanted electrical devices, such as pacemakers

Chapter 10: Additional Information

Troubleshooting

Symptom Solution

The handset doesn't turn on.

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.

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.

Check the connection of the switching power supply.

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.

Try registering the handset to the base.

Chapter 2: Bluetooth

Pairing with an iPhone Connecting an iPhone Disconnecting an iPhone Removing a Paired iPhone

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Contents

Chapter 1: Getting Started

Features List Phone Layout Key Functions Handset Screen Package Contents Connecting Installing the Batteries Charging Turning On or Off the Phone Registering a New Handset Deactivating a Handset Choosing the Dialing Mode Setting Date & Time

Chapter 3: Basic Functions

Making a Call Receiving a Call Using the Speakerphone Adjusting the Volume Muting a Call Last Number Redial

7 9

15 16 17 18 18

Handset

Contacts

Base

Date and time

Flash time

Dial mode

Release handset

Change PIN

Base reset

PIN:

(1590)

PIN code

Set Clock

Date format

Select base

Time format

Reset handset

Alarm

Sleep mode

Auto answer

Language

View

New number

Speed dial

Flash Signal Using a Pause Out of Range Indicator Locking the Keypad Paging Temporary Tone-Dial Switchover Intercom Transferring Calls between Handsets Three-way Conference Calling

Chapter 4: Display and Sound

Display Contrast Wallpaper Background color Handset Name Ring Setting Key Tone 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

31 31 32

36 36 37

38 40

29 29 30 30

Chapter 9: Menu Structure

Contrast

Add device

Wallpaper

Device list

Background

Handset name

Cell ringtone

INT ringtone

PSTN ringtone

Key tone

Power off tone

Charging tone

Missed calls

Answered calls

Dialed calls

Display

Call logs

Bluetooth

Sound

Chapter 7: Settings

Changing the Handset & Base PIN Selecting a Base Resetting the Handset or the Base Auto Answer Language Flash Time

Chapter 8: Date and Time

Date Format Time Format Alarm Sleep Mode

Chapter 9: Menu Structure

Chapter 10: Additional Information

Troubleshooting Technical Specifications

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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

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

to confirm.

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

Select

Down Sleep mode

Select

Up Down ON

OFF

Select

beneath

appears to the right of if you activate sleep mode

and set an alarm.

Note:

Date and time

Chapter 1: Getting Started

Features List

Color DECT BT Phone

1.8G/1.9G DECT and 2.4G Bluetooth Charging cradle for iPhone 3G/3GS/4/4S Bluetooth connection Receives and makes landline and cell phone calls Rotated charging cradle Call switch between DECT phone and your iPhone

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

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

12 selectable wallpapers

9 selectable background colors Call duration display Internal calling

can be registered with one base

can be registered with

ringer volume levels

Handsfree speakerphone

Alarm

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

Press to display the main menu items.

Press to choose , then press .

Press to choose .

Press or to choose " ", and then press

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.

Select

Select Alarm

Up Down ON

Select

Left Right

Select

Stop

Snooze

beneath

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

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

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

appears on the screen.

12-HOUR Time format

Up Down

AM PM

Activating the Alarm Feature

Deactivating the Alarm Feature

Notes:

Date and time

Password protection Mute function Real clock (12-hour or 24-hour) Keypad lock Redial, Flash, Pause

electable dialing mode

Selectable Flash time

Preparation dialing Sleep mode selection Alarm

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

Landline

Chapter 8: Date and Time

Date Format

Time Format

If you have set the date, you can choose the date 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 to choose , then press

. Three different date formats appear,

( , and ).

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

Select

Down Date format

Select

MM/DD DD/MM MM-DD

Up Down

Select

beneath

Press to display the main menu items.

Press to choose , then press .

Press or to choose , then press

. Two different time formats appear, (

and ).

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

Select

Up Down Time format

Select 12-

hour 24-hour

Up Down

Select

beneath

Date and time

Phone Layout

Handset

Base

Earpiece

Microphone

Charging pins

LCD Screen (1.8 inches)

Navigation

keys

Select key

Back key

Loudspeaker

Battery compartment cover

Charging

(for DECT)

cradle

Paging key

(Find Handset)

Charging

(for iPhone)

cradle

Bluetooth LED

iPhone key

Speaker key

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.

Select

1590

Select Flash time

Left Right

Save

beneath

Base

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