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Welcome ...

Introducing your Magma Digital Cordless
Telephone with Answering Machine

from One.Tel

• Crystal clear digital sound quality

• Caller ID, to see who's calling before you pick up

the phone

• 10 Last number redial

• 40 Name and number phonebook, to store and dial your

most frequently used numbers.

• Answering machine with remote operation facility

This user guide will show you how to use any of the
following models: Magma 110, Magma 210, Magma 310

or Magma 410. It contains all the information you need,

explained simply to help you get the most from your phone.

Helpline

0845 226 7794

(local call rate)

What's in the box:

• Magma handset

• Magma base

• 2 x AAA NiMH rechargeable batteries (1.2v 650 mAh)

• Battery cover

• Power supply

• Telephone line cord

For

each

additional handset,

you

will have the following:

• Magma additional handset

• Magma charger

• 2 x AAA NiMH rechargeable batteries (1.2v 650 mAh)

IMPORTANT

This equipment is not designed for making c'l1ergency calls when
the power foils. Alternative arrangements s, ould be mode for
access to emergency services.

Contents

Setting up

Finding a lacation 5

Connecting your phone 5

Installing and charging the
handset batteries 6

Connecting the telephone line cord 6

Belt clip 6

Your Magma handset ... . .. 7

Your Magma base and charger 8
Your handset display 9

Standby display 10

Menu options 11

Using your Magma phone

Switching the handset on/off 14
Make a call 14

Adiust the earpiece volume. .. . 14

Preparatory dialling (pre-dial) 14
End a call 15
Receive a call 15

Redial 15

Handsfree . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15

Privacy (Mute) 16

Finding/paging handsets 16
Using the phonebook 16

Store a phonebook name/number 16

Dial a phonebook number 17
Edit a phonebook name/number 17

Delete a phonebook name/number .. 18
Delete all phonebook names/numbers 18
VIP ring 18
Using extra handsets 19
Call another handset (internal call) 19
Transferring calls 19
Conference call 19
Selecting a base to use 20

De-register a handset 20

Answering machine

Switch the answering machine on/off. 21
Answer modes and outgoing messages 21
Select Answer and Record mode. .. 21
Select Answer Only mode 22
Record your own OGM 22
Play/check your OGM 22

Restorethe pre-recorded OGM 23

Set the ring delay 23

Record a memo . 23
Play back a memo directly 24
Listento your messages 24

Delete all messages 24

Call filtering 25
Set a call filtering option. . 26
Change the SOS code 26

Remote operation

When your answering machine is off . 27

When your answering machine is on . 27

Remote operation table 28
Change the remote PIN code 28

Handset menu

Handset ringer volume 29

Handset ringtones 29

Name your handset 30

Alert tones. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30

Call timer 31
Auto-answer . 31

Contents

Setting up

Finding a location 5

Connecting your phone . . . . . .. 5

Installing and charging the
handset batteries 6
Connecting the telephone line cord 6
Belt clip 6

Your Magma handset

7

Your Magma base and charger

8

Your handset display

9

Standby display 10

Menu options. .. . 11

Using your Magma phone

Switching the handset on/off . .. .. 14

Make a call. . . . . . 14

Adjust the earpiece volume 14

Preparatory dialling (pre-dial). . 14

End a call 15

Receive a call .......•.. 15

Redial 15

Handsfree 15

Privacy (Mute) 16

Finding/paging handsets 16

Using the phonebook 16

Store a phonebook name/number 16

Dial a phonebook number 17

Edit a phonebook name/number 17
Delete a phonebook name/number .. 18
Delete all phonebook names/numbers 18
VIP ring. . 18
Using extra handsets 19
Call another handset (internal call) 19

Transferring calls . . . . . . . . . . . 19

Conference call . . . . .. 19

Selecting a base to use ..... 20

De-register a handset .. 20

Answering machine

Switch the answering machine on/off. 21
Answer modes and outgoing messages 21

Select Answer and Record mode. . .. 21

Select Answer Only mode 22
Record your own OGM 22
Play/check your OGM 22
Restorethe pre-recorded OGM 23
Set the ring delay 23

Record a memo. . 23
Play back a memo directly 24
Listento your messages 24
Delete all messages 24
Call filtering . .. 25
Set a call filtering option. . 26
Change the SOS code 26

Remote operation

When your answering machine is off
When your answering machine is on

Remote operation table ....

Change the remote PIN code

.27

.27

.28

....... 28

Handset menu

Handset ringer volume 29
Handset ringtones 29

Name your handset 30
Alert tones 30

Call timer 31

Auto-answer 31

Base menu

Base ringer volume 32
Base ringtone 32
Call barring 33
Base PIN code 34
Dialling mode 34
Resetyour phone 35

Additional Features

Room monitor 37
Keypad lock . 37
Language selection 3B
Registering additional handsets 38
Register your handset to another base. 39

Network services

Caller ID 40
Calls log 40
View the calls log 40
Dial a calls log number 41
Delete all calls log entries 41
Copy a calls log number
to the phonebook 41
Call waiting 41

4 )

Simple solutions

Handset/Base 42
Answering Machine 43
Caller ID 43

Recall . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 43

General information

Safety . . . 44

Maintenance 45
How many telephones can I have? 45

Product guarantee . . . . 45

Setting

up

Follow these simple steps to prepare your
phone(s) ready for use.

Connecting your phone

Finding a location

Connect the base power supply into the socket marked

'-" on the back of the base, plug the other end into the
mains power socket and switch on. You will hear a
confirmation tone .

Make sure your phone is:

• Within 2 metres of a power and phone socket so that the

cords will reach.

• At least1metre away from other electrical appliances,

to avoid interference.

.h orc...::Je,...,.swel _. lig lt on

I

1('

base olso comes on

'0

indicate t~at

'le

answerlllg Mach leISon o"d ready to

tak<)messages.

• Not located in humid or damp conditions,

e.g. in a bathroom.

WARNING

Use only the power supply that came with your Magma phone.
Using another power supply could seriously damage your phone
and invalidate your warranty.

Do not ("rmeet the IElepnonc

'le

cOld mtil your handset) fully

c~orged r~ls will prevent

"le

,k01t~" phon" belr g answered
before 'he be••e' ~s ore c~or~ec A".werl11g the phone before
'he ba ,>rlesore 'ully (hor~€'d nay prev€'lt'h>onfron reaching

t

elr apt''l1UM capac')'

2 On

each charger (multi-packs only)

Connect the power supply attached to each charger into
the mains power socket and switch on.

Preparingthe handsets

Battery Performance

The handset may become warm during charging, this is normal
On a single charge your handset will give approx.12t,ours talk

time and 130 hours stondby time.
i'lew NiMH battenes do 'lot read- thel full capacity until they

have been In use fa! several days
Over time, a' the Oattene< woo out, the charge capacity will

reduce, so 'educlng thE'talklsta 1dby t'me of the handset
EventuallyIley w' 'led to be rEplaced

Installing and charging the handset batteries

On each handset:

Remove the battery COlp<tmen :over f necessary.

Insert 2 x AAA rechargeable batteries supplied. Make sure
you fit the batteries with the+and - as shown inside the
battery compartment. Slide the battery cover securely back
into place.

2 To charge the batteries, place the handset(s) on the base or

on a charger. The charging light illuminates. The battery
symbol in the handset display begins scrolling.

You must charge each handset for at least 14 hours
before use.

WARNING

Under no circumstances should non-rechargeable batteries be
used. Only use the approved batteries or you will invalidate
your guarantee and may damage the telephone.

Connecting the telephone line cord

Connect the telephone line cord into the socket marked

- on the back of the base. Plug the other end into the

telephone wall socket.

Only use the telephone line cord supplied or your phone may not
work correctly.

BATTERYLOW WARNING

If the 0 symbol is displayed on the handset, and you hear the
low battery tone during a call, you will need to recharge your

handset before you can use it.

Belt clip

Each handset comes with a handy built-in belt clip which
you can use to carry the handset around with you.

Press on the area shown, then hook the belt clip onto your
belt, waistband or pocket.

Setting up is now complete. The answering
machine is on, ready to record messages and
you can make and receive calls on your Magma
phone from One.Tel.

Your

Magma handset

Clear/Mute/Answering Machine

• r.leol

digits,

Ira tel

• P'ess le, ,,,;1 the menu and reurr te c

tly

• DUring a call press to mute

y)1l1 VOI

:e

• Use to sWitch the answering mach, le ai/oH .

• Use to access the answering machine menu option'

Menu/Up

• Use to access the malO menu options

• Press to increase the handset earpiece/ringer volume

• Use to scroll up through the menu
options/phonebook/Calls log

R/Phonebook

• Use when dl' dlir 8 from the pi onebook

• For use w,tI Call HaltIng

• USE woen connected to 0 sw le '::>0"d 'PB:'

Use when making a conference call
Press and hold to store a pause in a
phonebaak number

~

~Handsfree

US"

the r hi le m hnndsfree mode

Redial/OK

Use to redial any of the last 10 nl mbers called
Press to confirm a displayed option
Press and hold la switch the handset power oH

Press to SWitch the handsel power on .

Talk

Press to make, end and receive calls .

Caller ID' /OOWN

Use to access the Calls log menu options.
Press to decrease the handset earpiece/ringer volume.
Use to scroll down through the menu options/
phonebook/Calls log .

Your Magma base and charger

Magma base

New Calls/In Use light

le

a

,"€

Col,

log

Iu InQtp$w en th

If

Incoming Calls/
Messages light/
Answer On Light

• Fa .he' when
receiving a col

_"'""'~ • Flashes when you

~QlUJ=

have new messages

"''l

stored on the

answering machine.

• illuMinates when th,
answer;ng ma' hine

s ·"itched on.

Chorge Light

m at, whel he

Handset Finder

te

u

IT I )JUl"

t:'d

L I L ;el

Magma charger

Chorge Light

~te

- :-:'ling

Your

handset display

Always displayed when your handset is on,
shows the battery status.
All bars filled - battery fully charged.
Empty and you hear a warning tone (during a call)-
batteries are low and need charging.
Bars scrolling - battery is charging.

The phone number/name displayed has more
than 12 digits. Only 12 digits/characters can
be displayed at any time.

Flashes when receiving an internal call.
Remains steady when an internal call is in progress.

Flashes when receiving an external (outside) call.
Remains steady when an external call is in progress.

A caller has rung on more than one

(displayed whilst viewing the Calls log). *

Flashes when you have new Calls log entries.
Remains steady when viewing the Calls log. *

Keypad is locked. You cannot make calls, only

receive them. You can still make emergency calls.

You have new messages stored on your

answering machine.

Always displayed when your handset is on, shows
the signal strength.
Flashes and you hear a warning tone during a call if
you move out of range, you will need to move closer
to the base for clearer reception.

10 )

Standby display

Once charged, your handset display will be as below, displaying

the handset number. This is referred to as

'standby

mode'.

For example:

Menu options

PHONE BK

STORE (See page 16)

EDIT (See page 17)

DELETE (See page 18)
DELALL (See page 18)
MELODY (VIP Ring) (See page 18)

HANDSET

VOLUME (See page 29)
DELCID (See page 41)
EXT RING (See page 29)

INT RING (See page

291

KEY

LABEL (See page 30) CONFIRM

TONES (See page 30) LOW BAD

TIMER (See page 31) RANGE

AUTO ANS (See page 31 )

UNPROTEC VOLUME

(See page 32)
MELODIES

(See page 32)

PIN PROT Enter PIN CALL BAR

(See page 33)
PIN CODE

(See page 34)
DEL HS

(See page 20)
DIALMODE

(See page 34)
DEFAULT

(See page 35)

AUTO (See page 20)

PREFER (See page 20)
FIXED (See page 20)

MONITOR

OFF (See page 37)
ON (See page 37)

KEY LOCK

OFF (See page 37)
ON (See page 37)

LANGUAGE

ENGLISH (See page 38)

DEUTSCH (See page 38)

TAD MENU

PIN CODE (See page 28)
RG DELAY (See page 23)
SOS CODE (See page 26)

FILTERIN (See pages 25/26) SPK FILT

FUL FILT
CID FIL1
CID FIL 2
OFF

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12)

Quick Guide

Function Button press

Switch handset off

Hold down

@

until display goes off.

Switch handset on

@

until display comes on.

Adjust earpiece volume

~ or

@

to required volume.

Make a call / preparatory call

8,

enter number / Enter number,

8.

End a call

8

or place handset on base/charger.

Receive a call Phone rings,

8.

Redial

@, ~

or

@

to display number,

8.

Make a handsfree call

(3],

enter number.

Privacy

t'!;),

then

t'!;)

again to resume call.

Store phonebook number

~, PHONEBOOK,

@,

STORE@,NR/'IE?

enter name,

@,

NU/'IBER?@,STORE,

G!J

to exit.

Dial phonebook number ~, ~ or

@

(or enter keypad letter),

8.

Internal call

GD,

enter internal handset number,

8

to end call.

Switch answering machine on/off

t'!;) ,

UJ

to display either

TROONorTROOFF.

Select answer and record OGM

t'!;) ,

C8

then

CD,

RR /'lODE "

t'!;)

to EXIT

Play messages

t'!;),

QJ.

Select handset ringer volume

~, @

or

@,

HRNOSET@,IJOLU/'IE

@,

@

or

@

to select level

@,

G';)

to exit.

Select handset ringtone ~, ~ or

@,

HRNDSET

@,

@

or

@

to

EXT RINGorINT RING

@,

@

or

@

to select ringtone

@,

t'!;)

to exit.

Using your Magma phone

Basic telephone functions

Adjust the earpiece volume during a call

Press

(Q')

or

@

ro select from 5 different earpiece volumes.

Switching the handset on/off

In standby mode:

Toswitch off:

Press

and hold

@

for 3 seconds until you hear a beep

and the display goes blank.

To switchonagain:

Press

@,

the display comes back on.

Preparatory dialling (pre-dial)

Enter the number to be dialled first. The number is
displayed.

You can enter up to 25 digits but only the first 12

WI

be displayed.

Press

0;)

to delete incorrect digits. Pressand hold to delete

all digits

2 Press8to dial the displayed number.

Make a call

Press

8,

the C

EXT

symbol is displayed. When you hear
the dial tone, dial the number you want. The number is
shown in the display.

Dunn\;j

U

<.011

the In Use light on the base Ilumlnates.

After0short delay the coli timer will start timing the call

Handset range

Up to 300 metres outdoors and up to 50 metres indoors
(In Ideal conditions)

If the handset IStoo far away from the base, the'fsymbol will
flash, and during0coli you will hear0warning tone.

You will need to mover closer to the base for clearer reception
and to ovoid being disconnected

End a call

Press

e.

Or

Place the handset back on the base/charger.

The call lime will remain in the display far a further 5 seconds.

Receive a call

When the phone rings the EXT symbol flashes in
the display. The orange New Call light on the base
also flashes.

If you have subscribed to a Caller ID service through your
network supplier, the

I.?

symbol also flashes and the caller's

number will be displayed (if available) See page 40 for further
information on Caller

ID.

When the handsetisoff the base:

Presseto take the call.

When the handset isonthe base (Auto-answer):

Lift the handset to take the call.

You do not need to presseto answer the call.
See page 31 for Auto-answer

Receiving internal calls

If you receive a call from another handset, the

INT

symbol will

flash and the internal callers handset number will be displayed.

Your handset saves the last 10 numbers called for you to

redial. Each handset has its own redial memory.

Press

@

the last number called is displayed.

2 Press ~ or

@

to display any of the last

10 numbers called.

3 Presseto dial the displayed number.

With handsfree you can talk to yaur caller without

holding the handset. The conversation will be transferred

to the loudspeaker.

Makeahandsfree call:

Press

C~J.

When you hear the dial tone, enter the number

you require. The number is displayed and dialled.

2 Presseor place the handset back on the base to end

the call.

Switch to handsfree duringacall:

Press

(§.:;

and the call is transferred to the loudspeaker.

2 Press

(§.:;

again to switch back to using the handset.

Or

Press

e

to end the call.

Privacy (Mute)

When on a call you can mute your voice and speak
to someone in the same room, without your caller
hearing you.

Press

e.

The )( symbol is displayed and your caller

cannot hear you.

2 Press

e

again to resume your call.

Finding/paging handsets

You can use the paging ring to locate/find a missing
handset (paging calls cannot be answered by a handset).

Press e:;;;;,;;;;;:,on the base.

All handsets will ring for 10 rings or until any button on a
handset is pressed, which will stop the paging ring.

IMPORTANT

Do not press and hold e:;;;;,;;;;;:,for more than 4 seconds or the
base will go into 'registration' mode.

16 )

Using the

phonebook

You can store your 40 most frequently usea names and

numbers in the phonebook for easy dialling
Each handset has a separate phonebook, so you can store

40 different names/numbers on each handset.
TheCDsymbol is displayed whenever you access

the phonebook.

Pressand hold

e

to eXit the menu at any time.

Stare a phonebook name/number

Press

fQ\

to access the main menu.

PHONEBK

is displayed.

2 Press

@

to access the phonebook menu.

STORE

is displayed, press

@.

3 ,",'RflE?

is displayed, enter a name using the keypad,

then press

@.

Stored lames ca be up to 8 letters long.
If no name is entered, the name will be displayed as ( )

Enteringnames

For example to enter the name 'JOHN'
For J, pressQ)once.
For0,pressSthree times.
For H press8fwlce.

For N, press

S

I'Ilce.

If you enter a letter and the next letter IS on the same button,
wait until the cursor moves to the right before trying to enter the
next letter

4 NUflBER?

is displayed. Enter a telephone number for the

name you have stored and press (;J.

Stored numbers can be up to18dIgit long

t'!;)

10

del -_•••• d,~'

5 You will hear a confirmation tone and

STORE

is displayed.

6 To add more phonebook names and numbers, press (;J

and repeat the storing procedure.

Or

Press and hold

t'!;)

to exit and return to standby.

Enteringa 'pause' in a stored number

You may reetl to entEr a pause in some. lternatlonal or charge
c.ard '1L.mbes or If you are c.onnected to a sw [~':loa d

When storirg a .er, at the POint w'1ere you war,! a pause,

press and hold

GJ

A P will be shown II' thE display

Dial a phonebook number

Press ~. The first phonebook entry (or

EflPTYj

is displayed.

2 Press

fQ\

or

@

to select the entry you want.

Or

Enter the first letter of the name you want using the keypad.

e.g. for 'Sarah', press

C!3

four times, then use

rQ\

or

@

to display the exact entry.

3 Press

rE)

to dial the number.

Edit a phonebook name/number

Press

fQ\

to access the main menu.

PHONEBK

is displayed.

2 Press (;J to access the phonebook menu, then press

fQ\

or

@

to display

EDIT

and press (;J.

3 The display shows the first alphabetical entry in

the phonebook.

Press

fQ\or@

to display the entry you want and

press

@.

4 A cursor flashes after the name. Press

t'!;)

repeatedly to

delete any incorrect letters, then enter the correct letters

using the keypad and press

@.

5 A cursor flashes after the number. Press

t'!;)

repeatedly to

delete any incorrect digits and then enter the correct

number using the keypad and press

@.

6

EDIT

is displayed and you hear a confirmation tone.

7 Press and hold

0?;

to exit and return to standby.

Delete a phonebook name/number

Press

rQ\

to access the main menu.

PHGNEBK

is displayed.

2 Press

G

to access the phonebook menu, then press

rQ\

or

@

to display

GELETE

and press

G.

3 The display shows the first alphabetical entry in

the phonebook.

Press

rQ\or@

to display the entry you want and

press

G.

4 The number for this entry is displayed, press

G.

CONFIR/'l

is displayed.

5 Press

G

to confirm deletion.

GELETE

is displayed and you

hear a confirmation tone.

6 Press and hold

0?;

to exit and return to standby.

Delete all phonebook names/numbers

Press

{Qj

to access the main menu.

PHGNEBK

is displayed.

2 Press

G

to access the phonebook menu, then press

rQ\

or

@

to display

GEL RLL

and press

G.

3 CONFIR/'l

is displayed, press

G

to confirm deletion.

4 You hear a confirmation tone and

GEL RLL

is displayed.

5 Press and hold

0?;

to exit and return to standby.

VIP

ring

You will need to subscribe to a Caller ID service from your
network provider to be able to use this feature.

You can save the numbers of your important callers with a
VIP ring to differentiate these calls from all other calls.

When you receive a call from a VIP caller

The first ring tone will be your 'normal ringer melody, all rings
after that will have the VIP melody. The base ring is not affected

by the VIP ring setting.

Press

rQ\

to access the main menu.

PHOl'lEBK

is displayed.

2 Press

G

to access the phonebook menu, then press

@

or

@

to display

/'lEWD'::!

and press

G.

3 Press

{Qj

or

@

to display the important callers name

and press

G.

4 l'lEWD'::!

and the current melody setting are displayed.

Press

{Qj

or

@

to display and play the 10 different

melody options.

5 With the melody you want displayed, press

G.

Please note

Melod

r

b

le ag',g n

lq

6 You will hear a confirmation tone and

,"/ELOO':J

is displayed.

7 Press

and hold

0;y

to exit and return to stand by.

Using extra handsets

With more than one handset you can make internal calls,

transfer calls and hold conference calls.

Ifyou purchasedaMagma multi-pack all your handsets

come

pre-registered to the base.

Call another handset (internal call)

Press G). The CINTsymbol is displayed.

2 Enter the number of the handset you want to call.

The called handset will ring.

3 When the called handset answers, hold your conversation

and press

8

to end the call.

Transferring calls

You can transfer an external call to any another handset
registered on your Magma base.

Duringanexternal call:

Press G). The external caller is put' on-hold'.

2 Enter the number of the handset (1-5) you want to transfer

the call to. The called handset will ring.

3 When the called handset answers, press

8

to transfer

the call.

If "le ~a,led handset does not answer, press G) to return to the

ex'ernal caller

Conference call

You can hold a 3-way conversation (conference call)
between your handset, an external caller and another
internal handset user.

Duringanexternal call:

Press G). The external caller is put' on-hold'.

2 Enter the number of the handset (1-5) you want to have a

conference call.

3 When the called handset answers, press

l3J

to start your

conference call.

4 Either handset can press

8

at any time to leave the

conference call.

Selecting a base to use

If your handset is registered to more than one base, you

can select which one to use.

Where your handset will choose the base with
the best reception.

Where you select a fixed base to use.
Where you select the base you would prefer to

use, but if your handset cannot find a signal
from this base it will automatically select another
base for you.

You cannot select a base to use during a call.

Press

@

to access the main menu.

2 Press ~ or @ until

B SELECT

is displayed and

press

@.

The current base selection is displayed.

3 Press ~ or @ to display the option you want and

press

@.

If you select

PREFERorFIXED:

BS

123'-1 is displayed and the currently

selected base flashes.
Enter the number of the base you want to use.

You will still need to enter the number, even If the correct number

is flashing.

---

--~

Your base selection is displayed and then the display

returns to standby mode.

The number shown on the display refers to the handset number,
not to the base the handset is registered to.

You cannot de-register the handset you are using.

Press

(Q:j

to access the main menu.

2 Press

@

or @ until

BRSE

is displayed.

3 Press

@

to access the base menu.

4 Press ~ or @to display

PIl'!PROT

and press

@.

PI,''!

is displayed.

5 Enter the base PIN code and press

@.

Pre-set base PIN code is 0000.

6 Press

(Q:j

or @ until

OEL

HS is displayed and press

@.

HRNOSETl

is displayed.

7 Press

(Q:j

or @ to display the handset you want to

de-register and press

@.

CONFIRl'I

is displayed.

8 Press

@

to confirm.

9 Press and hold

0?J

to exit and return to standby.

Answering machine

The answering machine comes pre-set to 'Answer On' and

is ready to answer calls and take messages once your

phone is set up (see page 5).

The orange Message light on the base is illuminated when

the answering machine is switched on.

Switchthe answering machine on/off

Press

0;)

to access the answering machine.

TAo ol'!

is displayed.

2 Press

Q:J

to select either Answer Off

(TRo OFF)

or Answer

On

(TAooN).

IfAnswer Off is selected

you will hear a double beep and

the orange Message light will go out.

IfAnswer On ;s selected

you will hear a double beep and

the orange Message light will come on.

If you answenng machine takes on Incoming call and you
decide you want to speak to the caller, you can press8to
transfer the call from the answenng machine to the handset

Answer modes and outgoing messages

The answering machine operates in two modes, 'Answer
and Record' or 'Answer Only'. Each mode comes with a

pre-set outgoing message (OGM) that is played to your
callers when your answering machine takes a call. You can
also record your own OGM for each mode, see page 22.

Select Answer and Record mode (OGM 1)

With Answer and Record, your caller will hear your OGM
and can then record a message of up to 2 minutes.

The pre-recorded OGM for Answer and Record is "Hello
your call cannot be taken at the moment, please leave your

message after the tone".

Press

0;)

to access the answering machine.

2 PressC8then

Q:J.

RI?rlooEI

is displayed and you hear a

confirmation tone.

3 TAo 0,":

is displayed. Press

and hold

0;)

to return

to standby.

Select Answer Only mode (OGM 2)

Your caller hears your OGM but will not be able to leave
a message.

:he A 'er Oily OGM s also played when your answenng

rl"'+

"le

becomes

~II

The pre-recorded OGM for Answer Only is "Hello your call
cannot be taken at the moment, you cannot leave your
message, so please call again later".

Press

0;)

to access the answering machine mode.

2 PressC8then

c:D.

RO 1'I0DE2

and you hear a

confirmation tone.

3 TAO Ol'!

is displayed, press and hold

0;)

to exit and return

to standby.

Record your own OGM

Your Answer and Record message (OGM 1) can be up to

30 seconds long.
Your Answel Only ne<~age (OGM2) ,un be up to

~Ol

M

b:3

Press

0;)

to access the answering machine.

2 PressSthen

CD

for Answer and Record.

Or

PressSthen

c:D

for Answer Only.

3 When you hear a beep, speak your message clearly into

the handset microphone. Whilst recording the display

shows

REC OG{'IlorREC OG{'I2.

4 PressQJto stop recording. Your message is played back

to you and the display shows

PLRY OG,"/lorPLRY OG,"/2.

When

playback ends you hear a double beep and the display
shows

TRO Ol'!.

S Press and hold

0;)

to exit and return to standby.

I

you do not STOp"eCOI

19. _..

Jail' . wil STOpautomal'cally
after 30 seconds ('or Answer and Record) or after 65 seconds
(for Answer Only\ but your mes~age will not be played back to
you The display will sf.ow

STOP

and then

TRO or:orTRO OFF

Play/check your OGM

Press

0;)

to access the answering machine.

2 For Answer and Record:

PressSthen

CD.

PLRYOG{'Il

is displayed and your OGM is

played back to you.

Or, for Answer Only:

PressSthen

c:D.

PLRYOm2

is displayed and your OGM is

played back to you.

Restore the pre-recorded OGM

Press

0';)

to access the answering machine.

2 For Answer and Record:

PressSthen

QJ.

Your

OGM

begins to play back.

Or, for Answer Only:

PressSthen

Q;J.

Your

OGM

begins to play back.

3 During playback, press ~ to restore the pre-recorded

OGM.

TADDN

is displayed.

4 Press and hold

0';)

to exit and return to stand by.

Set the ring delay

The ring delay is the number of rings after which your

answering machine will take an incoming call and play
your outgoing message. You can select from 2 to 7 rings or

Time Saver (Economy) mode.

Time Saver mode (Economy)

Time saver can save you the cost of a call when you ring
In to access your messages remotely (see page 27 for
remote operation).

If your answering machine answers after 2 rings then you
have new messages. If it answers after 4 rings then there are
ro new messages.

This rrears that you can hang up aitE' 2 rings knOWing you have
no new messages and save yourself the cost of the call

2 Press ~ or

@

until

TAD I'IENU

is displayed.

3 Press

@

to access the answering machine menu.

4 Press

@

or

@

until

RGDELR':i

is displayed,

then press

@.

5 Press

@

or

@

to display the ring delay setting you

want, then press

@

to confirm.

SI

lee

ECi.'''!Oi"'::I

Foirme Sewer m Ide.

You can use your phone to record a memo

message/reminder for another user of your phone.
The memo can be played back directly or with your
answering machine messages.

You can only store one memo (of up to 2 minutes duration) at a
time So you will need to delete the old memo before you can
record a new one.

Press

e

to access the answering machine.

2 Press

(2)

then

Q;J.

After the beep, speak your message

clearly into the handset.

REUIEl'lD

is displayed

while recording.

3 Press

Q,J

to end recording.

. _c ~lng

",.11

stop automatically after 2 minutes.

As each message is played, the date and time the message

was received are displayed .

f a memo is being pi, 'yed back

.oLR':J,''1El'lO

will be displayed.

U

(Q:\or@

to adjust the playback volume.

During playback:

Press

Q:J

to skip backwards and play the previous message.

Press

Q;J

to repeat the current message.
Press ~ to skip forwards and play the next message.
Press

c:D

to stop message playback.

Press

c:D

to delete the message currently playing.
When all your messages have been played back you will

hear 2 short beeps.

3 Press

and hold

0;)

to return to standby.

Once you have listened to your messages (but not deleted

them) the orange Message light will remain steady and the

~ symbol in the display will disappear.

Play back a memo directly

Press

0;)

to access the answering machine mode.

2 PressGJthen

Q:J.

PLR':Jl'lEl'lO

is displayed and

playback begins.

3 Press

c:D

to stop the memo playing.

listen to your messages

When you have new messages, the ~ symbol and the
number of messages received will be displayed and the
orange Messages light on the base will flash.

Recording time available

Up to 23 messages can be recorded or up to a maximum

'ol'ding timE' of 8 minute"

Press

0;)

to access the answering machine.

TROON

is displayed.

2 Press

Q;J

to play your messages.

Delete all messages

Press

0;)

to access the answering machine.

2 PressSthen

c:D.

fONFfRl'l

is displayed, press

@

to confirm.

3 Press

and hold

0;)

to return to standby.

Call filtering

notify you that someone has broken through the filtering and
needs to speak to you urgently.

Th pre' ,et SOS code's

Please note

Call f' 'ef'ng will not work f the roofY! rron tor function is ON
See oaqe 37

for

room monitor

When the answering machine is switched on, you can use
call filtering to determine how incoming calls are received.

.or "". opllon to work you will need to subscribe to a
Ca ' ID service.

All calls are filtered directly to your answering machine,
except calls from one number that you have preselected

from the phonebook.

e.g. If you are waiting for an important call from a certain

number, but do not want to be disturbed by other callers -

your programmed number will trigger the handset to ring

but all other calls will be automatically directed to the

answering machine, without your handset ringing.

No call filtering set. Calls will be picked up by the
answering machine as normal.

All calls are filtered directly to handset 1. When you
receive an incoming call, you will hear your OGM play
and the caller leaving their message through the handset
speaker. If you have other handsets registered to your
base, they will not be able to take the call.

FUL FILT

For this option to work you will need to subscribe to a
Caller ID service.

All calls are filtered directly to the answering machine, where
your caller can leave a message. The handsets will not ring.

All calls will trigger your handset to ring with the exception

of one preselected number from the phonebook.

T~ls option is the opposite of CID I

If you do not want to receive calls from a certain number

this option will filter calls from this number directly to your
answering machine without your phone ringing. Calls from

all other numbers will ring through to your handset in the

normal way.

EMERGENCY CALLS WITH FULL FILTER

You can give certain callers a code which they can use to break
through full filtering if the call is important or in an emergency.

When the caller hears your OGM, they should pressCDand
then enter the SOS code. The base will then ring for 8 seconds to

Set a call filtering option

Press

(Q\

to access the main menu.

2 Press

rS\

or @ until

TRDflENU

is displayed.

3 Press

@

to access the answering machine menu.

4 Press @or @to

displayFILTERlrl.

5 Press

@.

The display shows the current filtering setting.

6 Press @ or @ to display the filtering option you want.

Ifyou select

CIDFIL

1or

CIDFIL

2, the display will show the first

phonebook entry. Use ~ or @ to display the number

you want to filter.

7 With the option you want displayed, press

@

to confirm.

S Press and hold

0;)

to exit and return to standby.

IMPORTANT

The SOS code and remote access PINcode cannot be the same
as both codes are entered while the OGM is playing.

The SOS code is used by your caller to breakthrough in an
emergency when call filtering is on. The pre-set SOS code

is 111, for security reasons you may want to change this

code.

2 Press

rS\

or @ until

TRDflENU

is displayed.

3 Press

@

to access the answering machine menu.

4 Press

(Q\

or @ until 505

CODE

is displayed.

5 Press

@,

PIN

is displayed. Enter the SOS code using

the keypad.

Pre-set SOS code is 111

6 Press

@,

NELlPIN

is displayed. Enter a new 3 digit

SOS code.

7 Press

@.

REPERT

is displayed. Re-enter the new SOS code

and press

@

to confirm.

S Press and hold

0;)

to exit and return to standby.

Remote operation

When your answering machine is off

If your answering machine is switched off and you are out
and about, you can ring your Magma phone from another
phone and use your remote PIN code to switch it on.
You can then listen to any messages that have been stored.

Call your Magma phone from any external Touchtone™
phone or mobile phone.

2 After10rings, your answering machine will take the call

and you will hear 2 beeps.

J

Enter your 3 digit remote PIN code.

Your answering machine will switch on and your OGM will
begin to play.

Dre mote PIN code is 000.

If you entel the PIN ~ode incorrectly you will hear 2 beeps
You are t~en giVEr two more attempt. to ~nter I,e correclPIN

,

4 While the OGM is playing, pressQJto hear your messages.

You can then follow the remote operation table on page 28
to control message playback.

If you do not press any buttons during the OGM the line will be
disconnected when the OGM stops playing

If you do not press a button for 8 seconds, the Itne will be
disconnected.

When your answering machine is on

If you left your answering machine switched on, you can

ring your Magma phone from another phone and enter

your remote PIN code to listen to your messages.
Call your Magma phone from any external Touchtone™

phone or mobile phone.

2 When you hear your OGM, press

[D.

J

Enter your 3 digit PIN code.

Pre-set remote PIN code is 000
If you enter the PIN code incorrec11yyou will hear 2 beeps.

You are then given two more attempts to enter the correct PIN
code before the Itne is disconnected.

4 You will hear 2 short beeps and then your messages begin

to play.

~.::

.

.

'

,

'.

You can then Follow the remote operation table to control

message playback.

QJ

CD

~

CD

CD

C!l

(SI

then

CD

GJthen QJ
GJthen

CD

G3

then

CD

*

G3

then QJ

CD

(£I

then

CD

(£I

then QJ

Replay current message
Play previous message
Play next message
Stop playback/recording
Delete playing message
Switch answering machine On/Off
Delete all messages
Record a memo
Play/check a memo
Set Answer and Record mode (OGM 1)
Set Answer Only mode (OGM 2)
Record OGM 1 (Answer and Record)
Record OGM2 (Answer Only)
Play/check OGM 1
Play/check OGM2

Change the remote PIN code

To operate your Magma phone remotely From another
phone you need to enter the remote PIN code. For security
reasons you should change this code.

Press

to access the main menu.

2 Press @or

until

TRDf'lE,''!U

is displayed.

3 Press

to access the answering machine menu.

4 Press ~ or

until

PINCDDE

is displayed.

5 Press

PI,''!

is displayed. Enter the current PIN code.

6 Press

NEUPIN

is displayed. Enter a new 3 digit

PIN code.

7 Press

G.

REPERT

is displayed. Re-enter the new PIN code

and press

G

to conFirm.

S Press and hold ~, to exit and return to standby.

Handset menu

Handset ringer volume

There are 5 ringer volumes to choose from or you can
select volume off if you do not want to be disturbed.

You can set a different ringer volume for each handset.

Press

(Q\

to access the main menu.

The

1'l

symbol IS displayed whenever you access the menu.

2 Press

(Q\or@

until the display shows

HRNDSET,

then press

@.

3 IJDLUflE

is displayed, press

@.

4 Press

(Q\or@

to select the volume, then press

@

and

you will hear a confirmation tone.

If you set the ringer to OFF, the ;t symbol will be displayed.

5 Press and hold

e

to exit and return to standby.

Adjust the handset ringer volume while the
phone is ringing

Press ~ or

@

to select the volume you want.

Handset ringtones

There are 10 ringtones to choose from. You can set a
different ringtone for internal and external calls.

Press

rQ\

to access the main menu.

2 Press

rQ\or@

until

HRNDSET

is displayed.

3 Press@to access the handset menu.

4 Press

rQ\

or

@

until

EXT RING

is displayed, to set a

ringtone for external calls.

Or

INT RING

is displayed, to set a ringtone for internal calls.

5 Press

@,

then press

(Q\

or

@

to hear the ringtones.

Please note

Ringtone 10 is used for the paging ring.

6 When the ringtone you want is displayed, press

@

to confirm.

7 Press and hold

e

to exit and return to standby.

( 29

which is

shown in the display. You can modify this handset name to

fJORK

or

rQ\

2 Press

rQ\

HRNOSET

is displayed.

3 Press

G

4 Press

rQJor@

G.

5 Press

t2J

t2J

6 Enter a new handset name using the keypad then press

7 Press

Key tones -

KE'::J

A tone sounds on each button press.

LOfJ BRTT

recharge the handset on the base or charger.

Confirmation tone -

CONFIRf'l

A tone sounds to confirm a setting.

Range tone -

RRNGE

with the base during initial set up or after experiencing

strong interference.

2 Press

(Qj

or

@

until

HRNDSET

is displayed.

3 Press

G

to access the handset menu.

4 Press

(Qj

or

@

until

TONES

is displayed and press

G.

5 Press

rQ\

or

@

and press

G.

6 Press

@

or

@

to display eitherONor

OFF

and press

@

to confirm.

7 Press and hold

0;)

to exit and return to stand by.

The time of each call is shown on the handset display

during and for 10 seconds after each call. This option

can be switched on or off.

Press

(Q\

to access the main menu.

2 Press

(Q\or@

until

HRt/DSET

is displayed.

3 Press@to access the handset menu.

4 Press

(Q\or@

until

Tll'lER

is displayed and press

@.

5 Press

(Q\or@

to display eitherONor

OFF

and press

@

to confirm.

6 Press and hold

0;)

to exit and return to stand by.

With auto-answer on, when you receive an incoming call

and the handset is on the base, you can lift the handset to

answer the call (you do not have to press

8).

With auto-answer off, when you lift the handset off the

base, you will need to press

8

to answer the call.

Switch auto-answer on/off

Press

@

to access the main menu.

2 Press

@

or

@

until

HRNDSET

is displayed.

3 Press

@

to access the handset menu.

4 Press

(Q\or@

until

RUTDRNS

is displayed and

press

@.

5 Press

(Q\or@

to displayONor

OFF

and press

@

to confirm.

6 Press and hold

0;)

to exit and return to standby.

Base ringer volume
Base ringtone

Call barring
Dialling mode
Change the PIN code
Reset your phone
De-register/delete handset
(see page 20)

Base ringer volume

until

BRSE

is displayed.

ta access the base menu.

UNPROTEC

is displayed.

/,JOLU17E

is displayed.

you hear the current volume.

rS\

or

®

to display and hear the volume settings.

(8

when you hear the volume you want or when

/,JOL OFF

is displayed. You will hear a confirmation tone.

to exit and return to stand by.

Base ringtone

or

until

BRSE

is displayed.

(8

to access the base menu.

UNPROTE[

is displayed.

then press !Q\ or

until17ELOOIES

is displayed.

or

to display and hear the 10 ringtones.

confirmation tone.

to exit and return to stand by.

(all barring

OFF - This is the pre-set setting.

Youwill still be oble to dial the emergency services on 999 or 112.

calls are barred. You will need to enter the local number

Set a call barring option

You will need to set call barring for each handset individually.

2 Press ~ or @ until
3 Press

@

4 Press

@,

Pre-set base PIN code IS 0000

5 Press

@,

is displayed.

6 Press

@,

@,

7 Press ~ or @ to display the call barring option

@

you

is displayed. Enter the prefix used for local numbers

@

If

you

select WSTDf'I:

BRR

is displayed. Enter the first 5 digits of the phone

number to be barred and press

to confirm.

S Press and hold

to exit and return to standby.

The base PIN code gives you access to the PIN protected
settings on your Magma phone. The pre-set code is 0000,
for security reasons you may want to change this code.

Always keep a record of your base PIN code. Contact the
Helpline if you lose or forget the code.

If you change the base PIN code you will need to use the new
PIN for all handsets registered to your Magma base.

Press ~ to access the main menu.

2 Press

rQ\or@

until

BRSE

is displayed.

3 Press

to access the base menu then press

or

to display

PIN PRDT.

4 Press

Plrl

is displayed. Enter the base PIN code.

Pre-set base PIN code is 0000.

5 Press

then

or

until

PIN CODE

is displayed and

press

6 NEU PIN

is displayed. Enter the new PIN code and

press

34 )

7 REPERT

is displayed. Re-enter the New PIN code and press

to confirm.

S Press and hold

to exit and return to stand by.

Your Magma phone is pre-set to Tone dialling, which is

suitable for most modern digital exchanges and
switchboards, so it is unlikely that you will need to change
this setting.

Only change this setting if your switchboard uses Pulsedialling

or if you cannot make a call using Tone dialling.

Press

to access the main menu.

2 Press

or

until

BRSE

is displayed.

3 Press

to access the base menu then press

or

to display

PIN PRDT.

4 Press

PIN

is displayed. Enter the base PIN code.

Pre-set base PIN code is 0000.

5 Press

CALL BRR

is displayed.

6 Press

or

until

DIRLf'lDDE

is displayed and

press

7 TONE

is displayed. Press

or

®

to select PULSE and

press

You hear a confirmation tone.

S Press and hold

to exit and return to standby.

Reset your phone

Low battery alert tone

Auto-answer

Phonebook

EMPTY
EMPTY

Earpiece volume

Switch to TONE dialling temporarily

Pressond hold

GJ

then enter the telephone number.

The number will be dialled uSing Tone dialling.

If you reset your phone, both the base and handset will

@

or

®

3 Press

G

@

@

G,

Pre-set bose PIN code is 0000.

5 Press

G,

@

@

@.

6

is displayed. Press

G,

Base

Ringer volume

5

Ringtone

Call barring

OFF

Base PIN code

0000

Answering machine

ON

OGM

Pre-recorded OGM *
Incoming messages
SOS code
Remote PIN code

000

SPK FILTON
Message volume

3

Dialling mode

Additional Features

When you have more than one handset, you can use one
of the handsets as a room monitor to keep a check on the

noise level in the room where the handset is situated.

. e MO _ ,a

._.e

Ni. no. ble0receive ar ,

ex emal

11

To check the noise level, any of the other handsets can

make an internal call to the monitor handset and listen in.
If they speak to the monitor handset, their voice will be
heard over the handset microphone.

2 Press ~ or

until

flaN/TOR

is displayed and

press

to displayONor

OFF

and press

to confirm.

When set to on,

flaN/TOR

will flash in the display.

When set to off,

the standby display will be shown.

Keypadlock

you are carrying the handset around and can also be used
to stop younger children dialling out accidentally.

W t'le key lock ,sv,IOU

COl

rec ~

Cl.",

bvt cal"lO

make calls

rE}

2 Press

or

®

until

KEY LOCK

is displayed and

press

3 Press

r'SJ

or

®

to selectONor

OFF

and press

ON,

the<>symbol is displayed.

( 37.

language on your Magma phone.

@

2 Press ~ or

@

3 Press ~ or

@

@

4 Press and hold

0

to exit and return to standby.

@

@

@

2 Press

@

@

3 Press

@,

5 Enter the handset PIN code and press

@.

6

Register your Magma handset to another base

Follow the procedure for registering shown in the other
manufacturer's user guide.

( 39

Network services

TO USE CALLER ID, CALL WAITING OR ANY OTHER
SERVICES DETAILED IN THIS SECTION, YOU MUST

FIRST CONTACT YOUR NETWORK PROVIDER AND

SUBSCRIBE TO THE RELEVANT SERVICE.

With Caller ID the callers number is shown in the handset
display as you receive an incoming call so you can see
who is calling before you pick up the phone.

If your caller's number is stored in the phonebook and an
exact number match is found, the caller's name will be
displayed instead of the number.

The calls log stores details of the last 20 incoming calls.
When you have new calls the

I.?

symbol flashes in the

display and the green In-use light on the base flashes.

PRIIIRTE

NOT RIIRI

When the calls log is full, a new call will replace the
oldest call.

TheRsymbol is displayed if the caller has rung on more
than one occasion. (Only the most recent call information
will be displayed).

View the calls log

Press

@.

The last calls log entry is displayed.

2 Press~ or

@

to scroll through the calls log.

3

With an entry displayed, press

@

repeatedly to display

Copy0calls log number to the phonebook

the caller's name (if available), number, and the date and

Press @. The last calls log entry is displayed.

time of the call.

2

Press @or @to scroll to the number you want.

Once you have viewed an entry,

DELETE?

will

3

PressWto copy the number to your phonebook.

be displayed.
Press

@

to delete it.

4

CONFIRfl

is displayed, press

@.

Or

5

Press

and hold

0?J

to exit and return to standby.

Press

0?J

to save it and return to standby mode.

Dial a calls log number

Press @. The last calls log entry is displayed.

2

Press

rQ\

or @ to scroll to the entry you want.

3

Presseto dial the entry displayed.

If you have subscribed to both Caller ID and Call waiting,
and you receive an incoming call while you are already on
another call, you will hear a soft beep every 5 seconds to

Delete all calls log entries alert you to the waiting call and the second caller's number

Press

rQ\

to access the main menu.

will be displayed briefly on the display, (provided it is
available).

2

Press

rQ\

or @ until

HRNDSET

is displayed.

3

Press

@

to access the handset menu.

4

Press@ or @ until

DELClD

is displayed and press

@.

Instead of the engaged tone, the second caller will hear an

5

CONFIRfl

is displayed, press

@

to confirm.

announcement to hold on as you are aware that there is a
call waiting.

6

Press

and hold

0!!J

to exit and return to standby.

PressWto take the waiting call.

2

Press

W

again to return to the original caller.

Simple solutions

The most common problems often have the simplest

solutions.

We hope that you will not experience any problems with

your product, but in the event that you do, this section

hopes to overcome any problems quickly and with
minimum effort.

Firstly, check that:

• the telephone line cord is correctly connected.

• the mains power cord is correctly connected and

switched on.

• the batteries are charged and not in need of replacing.

If you have multi handsets remember to check the connections on

these too.

If you are still experiencing a problem, you are likely to

find a solution below.

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No display

• Is the handset switched off?, see page 14.

• Is the handset registered to the base?, see page 38.

• Is the 'I' symbol flashing in the display and can you hear a

beep during a call? - if so, move closer to the base as you
are out of range.

• The number you are trying to call may be barred,

see page 33.

• Is the0-SYMBOL displayed, if so the keypad lock is on,

see page 37.

Handset does not ring

• Is the handset registered and the correct base selected?,

see page 38 and 20.

• The ringer volume may be set to off, see page 29.

• Is the'fsymbol flashing in the display - if so, move closer to

the base as you are out of range.

Handset is not charging properly

• Check the handset is sitting correctly in the base or

charger. Clean the charging contacts with a dry cloth.

• Are you using the power adaptor supplied with your

Magma phone?

Handset will not link up with the base

• Is the'fsymbol flashing in the display - if so, move closer to

the base as you are out of range.

• Is the handset registered to the base, see page 38.

• If your handset is registered to more than one base, check

you have selected the correct base, see page 20.

Buzzing noise on my radio, TV, computer or
hearing aid

• Sometimes your phone may interfere with other electrical

equipment if it is placed too close. We recommend you

leave a distance of at least one metre to avoid this.

Answering Machine

Cannot record messages

• Is the answering machine switched on, see page 21.

• Check you have selected Answer and Record mode,

see page 21.

• The memory may be full. To delete messages, see page 24.

Caller's details are not displayed

• Have you subscribed to a Caller ID service? If not, contact

your network provider.

• The caller may have withheld their details.

Caller's name is not displayed even though it is

stored in the phonebook

• Have you stored the telephone number with the full STD

(dialling) code in the phonebook? The name will only be

displayed if an exact number match is found.

This is used for a number of services available via your

telephone network and for use when connected to certain

switchboards. Details on when to use the ~ button will be

explained by your network or switchboard provider.

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General information

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• Only use the power supply that came with the product.

Using an unauthorised power supply will invalidate your
guarantee and may damage the telephone.

• Do not open or tamper with the handset, base or charger

(other than to change the batteries). You could expose

yourselF to high voltages or other risks.
Contact the Helpline 0845 226 7794 (local call rate) For

all repairs.

• Radio signals transmitted between the handset and base

may cause interFerence to hearing aids.

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• DO NOT use your phone

- near emergency/intensive care medical equipment.

- iFyou have a pacemaker Fitted.

- during an electrical storm.

• DO NOT position your product

- less than one metre away From other electrical appliances,

e.g.Nand radio sets, clock/alarms and computers, or
you risk interFerence.

- on antique/veneered wood (as the product may become
warm during charging).

- on carpets or other surFaces which generate Fibres.

Always ensure Free flow of air over the products surfaces.

• DO NOT expose your product

- to water (or use it in damp conditions, such as

in bathrooms).

- to fire, explosive or other hazardous conditions.

- to direct sunlight.

• DO NOT dispose batteries with ordinary domestic refuse.

There is a risk of the release of highly toxic chemicals.

Wipe the handset, base and charger with a damp (not

wet) cloth, or an anti-static wipe. Never use a dry cloth

as this may cause a static shock.
Never use household polish as this will damage

the product.

Your Magma phone has a REN of 1 (even with additional
handsets and chargers registered to your base).

All items of telephone equipment have a Ringer
Equivalence Number (REN), which is used to calculate the
number of items which may be connected to anyone
telephone line. The total REN on one line is 4.

This product has a warranty of 12 months and is therefore
guaranteed to be free from defects in materials and
work-manship during that period. If you experience
a problem within that time, simply call our Helpline on
0845 226 7794 (local call rate).

If your problem cannot be solved by our Helpline, you will
need to return your product to the place it was purchased.
Remember to take your receipt as proof of purchase as it
must be produced before the warranty can be honoured.

The product must have been used only for the intended

purpose and not been subjected to wilful or accidental
damage. This warranty does not cover damage caused by
excessive voltage, lightning or faults on the telephone line.

If the product has been tampered with in any way, the
warranty shall be considered null and void.

This guarantee does not affect your statutory rights.

Over time, as the handset batteries wears out, the talk and

standby times after charging will reduce. The battery pack
will eventually need replacing.

Inserting new batteries:
Remove the battery compartment cover and the

old batteries.

the batteries with the + and - as shown inside the battery

compartment. Replace the battery compartment cover.

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