Oricom S6000 User Manual

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Oricom S6000 Series

SMS Capable DECT Cordless phone with

Speakerphone

Multi-handset capable

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Adjusting the Handset Ringing Volume............................................14

Adjusting the Receiver Volume.........................................................14

Safety Information..........................................4

Getting Started.......................................................5

Contents of Pack.................................................................................5

Your cordless phone...........................................................................5

LCD Display on the Handset...............................................................6

Basic steps to install ...........................................................................6

Battery Level Indication.......................................................................7

Charging the Handset.........................................................................7

Menu Overview......................................................7

Menu Short-cuts................................................................................10

Basic Operations.................................................10

During Standby.................................................................................10

Making External Calls.......................................................................10

Using Traditional Dialling...............................................................10

To End a Call.................................................................................10

Using Pre-Dialling..........................................................................11

Using Phonebook Dialling.............................................................11

Using Quick Dialling ......................................................................11

Using Direct Dialling......................................................................12

Using Re-Dialling...........................................................................12

Making 2nd External Call ...................................................................13

Inserting Pause for PBX System ......................................................13

Receiving External Calls...................................................................13

Handsfree Operation.........................................................................14

Using the Handsfree Speaker .......................................................14

Using a (Optional) Headset...........................................................14

Microphone Mute / Un-mute .............................................................14

Page..................................................................................................15

Handset Keypad Lock/Unlock...........................................................15

Low Power Mode ..............................................................................15

Using the Phone Book ....................................... 15

Storing an Entry ................................................................................15

Reviewing the Phonebooks ..............................................................16

Editing an Entry.................................................................................16

Copy an Entry from the Private Phonebook to the Shared Phonebook

..........................................................................................................17

Copy an Entry from the Shared Phonebook to the Private Phonebook

..........................................................................................................17

Deleting a Phonebook Entry in Private/Shared Phonebook.............18

VIP Ringing (Melody)........................................................................18

Caller ID............................................................... 18

Call Waiting Caller ID........................................................................19

Call Log.............................................................................................19

Review the Call Log..........................................................................19

Saving the CID record into phonebook.............................................19

Deleting a CID Record......................................................................20

Call Back from the Call Log ..............................................................20

Recall................................................................................................14

Using SMS........................................................... 20

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SMS Service .....................................................................................20

Setting up the Service Centre...........................................................21

Setting the Service Centre Number..................................................21

Setting up the Sub-Address..............................................................21

Connection with the Service Centre .................................................22

Composing a Message.....................................................................22

Sending Message..........................................................................22

Saving Message............................................................................22

Exit from Compose Message ........................................................23

Receiving Message...........................................................................23

Deleting the Message....................................................................23

Forwarding the Message...............................................................23

Replying the Message...................................................................24

Reply and Delete the Message .....................................................24

Saving the Sender’s Number ........................................................25

Calling the Sender’s Number ........................................................25

Retrieving Message from Outbox.....................................................25

Creating New Messages from the Saved Messages....................26

Editing the Saved Message...........................................................26

Deleting the Saved Message ........................................................27

SMS Error Codes..............................................................................27

Setting the Alert Tone.......................................................................27

Deleting all Messages in the Inbox...................................................27

Deleting all Messages in the Outbox................................................27

Dialling out the Service Number....................................................29

Editing Service Number.................................................................30

Delete a Service ............................................................................30

Prefix Matching .................................................................................30

Call Barring .......................................................................................31

Handset Ringer Melody for External Calls........................................32

Handset Ringer Melody for Internal Calls.........................................32

Ringing Volume for Base..................................................................32

Base Ringer Melody for External Calls.............................................33

Alert Tones........................................................................................33

Out of Range Warning......................................................................33

Auto Answering.................................................................................33

Flash (Recall) Timing........................................................................34

Adjust Time Display Format..............................................................34

Handset Name..................................................................................34

Call Timer..........................................................................................34

Backlit LCD / Backlit LCD & Keypad.................................................35

Change the PIN Code for Base ........................................................35

Delete All Records ............................................................................36

Reset Factory Default.......................................................................36

Text Entry for SMS............................................................................28

Additional Features.............................................28

Message Waiting Indication..............................................................28

One Touch access to Telstra® Home Messages 101.......................28

Operator Services.............................................................................29

Service Number................................................................................29

Adding a Service ...........................................................................29

Reviewing Services .......................................................................29

Using Additional Handsets................................ 36

Registration.......................................................................................36

Base Selection..................................................................................37

Making Internal Calls.........................................................................37

To end a call..................................................................................37

Using Pre-Dialling..........................................................................38

Receiving external call during Internal Call.......................................38

Inquiry Call........................................................................................38

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Call Transfer .....................................................................................38

Conference Call ................................................................................38

Room Monitoring...............................................................................39

De-register a Handset.......................................................................39

Appendix: Default Settings................................40

Troubleshooting..................................................40

Warranty Information..........................................42

Safety Information

• Avoid exposure of this telephone to moisture or liquid.

• To prevent electric shock, do not open the handset or base cabinet.

• Avoid metallic contact (e.g. metal clips, keys) between the battery

contacts and charging conductors.

• Do not use the handset in an explosive hazard area such as where there is gas leaking.

• There is a chance that the telephone could be damaged by an electrical storm. It is recommended that users unplug the phone from the mains supply and telephone socket during a storm.

• Follow the local regulations regarding the disposal of your packing materials, exhausted batteries and used phone. Wherever possible, recycle those materials.

• We advise that this phone should not be used near intensive care medical equipment or by persons with pacemakers.

• Clean with a dry, soft, lint-free cloth. Never use cleaning agents, particularly aggressive solvents.

•

Because the phone works by sending radio signals between base station and handset, wearers of hearing aids may experience interference in the form of a humming noise.

•

Your phone can interfere with electrical equipment such as answering machines, TV and radio sets, clock radios and computers if placed too close. It is recommended that you position the base unit at least one metre from such appliances

CAUTION

This telephone is not designed for making emergency telephone calls when the mains power fails. Always have a corded phone available to be able to make and receive calls to emergency services if the mains power fails.

Do not use your telephone during a thunderstorm as it is possible to get an electric shock. Refer to information contained in Telstra White pages directory.

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Getting Started

Contents of Pack

Depending on the model you have purchased the pack should contain the following items, and this user guide:-

S6000 S6000+1 S6000+2 Base units 1 1 1 Handsets 1 2 3 Charger + power adaptors NIL 1 2 Base power adaptors 1 1 1 Number of phone cord 1 1 1 Handset Batteries 2 x AAA

Rechargeable Ni-MH Batteries (1.2V 650mAh)

4 x AAA Rechargeable Ni-MH Batteries (1.2V 650mAh)

6 x AAA Rechargeable Ni-MH Batteries (1.2V 650mAh)

If any of these items are missing, please contact the retailer where you purchased the product from.

Additional handsets

You may expand your S6000 by adding more handsets (SM6050). These may be purchased separately from he retailer where you purchased the product from or from Oricom direct. Note the S6000 can accommodate a total of 5 Handsets.

Dialling key / Ringer Off / On

Intercom / Conference Call

Your cordless phone

LCD Display

Cancel / Mute

CID / Scroll down / Volume down

PHONE On / Off POWER On / Off

Dialling keys

Operator Service

Microphone

LED

Phonebook / Scroll up / Volume u

Speakerphone

Redial / Confirm

Menu / Recall

Paging

Dialling key / Pause /

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In Use

Charging

Headset Jack

LCD Display on the Handset

Phone On

Battery

Left Scroll

External / Internal / Conference

New CID

Message Waiting

Icon Name Description

Battery

Signal Indicator Steadily – signal linkage between handset and base is

Off Hook Display during off hook. Calling External User is calling outside. Calling Internal User is making an intercom call Conference User is talking with one external and another internal

External Call Blinking – there is a call from outside.

Intercom Blinking – there is an intercom call.

New CID New CID received.

Left Scroll Mute Handset microphone is muted during off hook.

Ringer Off The handset ringer is turned off. Message Waiting Message waiting indication (VMWI) has been received.

• Animated when charging.

• When the battery indicator displays 4 blocks, the

battery is fully charged.

• When the battery indicator displays no block, the battery is almost empty, and requires charging.

established. Blinking – no signal linkage with any base.

user.

Steady – Line is engaged.

– when being paged.

Steady – Line is engaged.

The number displayed contains more than 16 digits and the rightmost 16 digits are displayed.

Mute

Ringer Off

Signal Indicator

Digits & Text Display

7-segment Clock

Basic steps to install

1. Connect the plug of the mains adaptor

to the socket on the back of the base unit and the mains adaptor to the wall mains supply.

2. Plugs the mains adaptor of the additional handset charger to the wall mains supply.

3. Insert 2 rechargeable batteries (included) in each handset observing the polarity, into the battery compartment of each handset.

4. Slide the battery door into place on each Handset.

5. Place the handsets on the chargers and let the batteries charge for a full 14 hours before using for the first time.

6. Connect one end of the telephone lead to the socket on bottom of base unit and the other to the phone socket on the wall.

7. Check handsets for dial tone by pressing

8. Handset may get warm during initial charge. This is normal.

CAUTION

Use only the mains adapter supplied with this telephone. Incorrect adapter polarity or voltage can seriously damage the unit.

Adaptor for Base Input: 230 VAC 50 Hz Output: 9 VDC 300 mA

Adaptor for Charger Input: 230 VAC 50 Hz Output: 9 VDC 150 mA

CAUTION

RISK OF EXPLOSION IF BATTERY IS REPLACED BY AN INCORRECT TYPE. Never use non-rechargeable batteries; use recommended type supplied with this telephone. Ni-MH batteries must be disposed of in accordance with applicable waste disposal regulations.

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Battery Level Indication

The Battery icon is always displayed when the handset is powered on. When charging, the battery icon will be scrolling to indicate that the batteries are being charged. When fully charged, four bars are displayed. The scrolling will stop. When an empty battery icon is displayed, place the handset on the base cradle to recharge the batteries. If low battery level happens during off-hook, a series of short beeps will be heard from the speaker of the handset. Those beeps will be stopped once the handset is placed back on the base cradle.

When the battery level is low, the handset will automatically power off and LOW BATTERY will be display on the screen. Place the handset on the base cradle to charge up the batteries.

Charging the Handset

When the handset is placed on the base cradle to charge the handset batteries, a charging tone, if set to On, will be emitted from the handset’s speaker. (Refer to Alert Tone Section). During charging, the charge LED on the base unit will be steadily lit.

If the batteries inside the handset do not have enough charge, the handset may take some time to power up when it is put on the charging cradle.

It is recommended to keep the handset on the base unit to ensure the handset is always fully charged.

Menu Overview

SMS

COMPOSE

SEND NUMBER? SAVE INBOX EXIT Select Message Message

DELETE? FORWARD NUMBER? REPLY

SEND SAVE SAVE NUMBER EXIT NAME? OUTBOX CALL SENDER NUMBER? Select Message Message USE TEXT

SEND NUMBER? SAVE EDIT EXIT

SEND NUMBER? SAVE EXIT SETTINGS DELETE ALERT TONE DELETE? ON/OFF SELECT SMSC SMS CENTRE 1 SMS CENTRE 2 SMS CENTRE 1 NUMBER? SMS CENTRE 2 NUMBER? SUB ADDRESS NUMBER? RESET INBOX RESET?

Compose Message

DELETE

REPLY & DEL

Compose

Message

Compose

Message

Compose message

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RESET OUTBOX RESET? SMS SERVICE ON/OFF FEATURES MONITOR ON OFF DIRECT DIAL ON NUMBER?/Number OFF Enter Number QUICK DIAL Select a key 2…9 ON

PREFIX P OFF Number Select a prefix ON PREFIX? CALL BARRING P OFF

OFF NUMBER? ALL EXEMPT SOUNDS Number? HS RINGER BAR VOLUME Number? Select a level/OFF EXT MELODY Select a Melody INT MELODY BS RINGER Select a Melody VOLUME Select a level/OFF MELODY TONES Select a Melody KEY BEEP Select ON/OFF CONFIRMATION Select ON/OFF CALL SETTING AUTO ANSWER Select ON/OFF Select ON/OFF FLASH TIMING Select Flash timing DISPLAY ADJUST TIME HH:MM Edit time

Edit Name CALL TIMER

CHARGING

HANDSET NAME

Select a handset

Select a name

Enter Prefix

Select ON/OFF BACKLIT Select ON/OFF SYSTEM REGISTER BS 1 2 3 4

Enter Base # SELECT BASE PIN? AUTO Enter PIN

PREFER

BS 1 2 3 4

FIXED

DELETE HS

Select a Handset

CHANGE PIN PIN?

RESET Enter PIN PRIV PBOOK NEW PIN? RESET?

RESET? REPEAT CALL LOG RESET? Repeat New Pin REDIAL LIST RESET? SERVICES RESET?

RESET? SETTINGS PIN? RESET?

SHARED PBOOK

SMS MESSAGES

Enter

base Number

BS 1 2 3 4 SEARCH

Enter

base Number

PIN? SEARCH

Enter New PIN

BASE X

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Phonebook Menu

Press a Phonebook Key PRIVATE ADD ENTRY

Select a Record M EDIT ENTRY Edit Name

TO SHARED

DELETE DELETE? VIP MELODY ON

SHARED OFF ADD ENTRY

Select a Record M EDIT ENTRY Edit Name

TO PRIVATE

DELETE DELETE?

Edit Number

Select a Melody

Edit Number

Call Log Menu

Select a CID M SAVE ENTRY NAME?

Enter/Edit Name NUMBER? DELETE DELETE? Enter/Edit Number

Redial Menu

Select a redial number M SAVE ENTRY NAME?

Enter/Edit Name NUMBER? DELETE DELETE? Edit Number

Service Menu

Select a Service M EDIT ENTRY Edit Name DELETE Edit Number ADD ENTRY DELETE? NAME?

Enter Name NUMBER? Enter Number

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Menu Short-cuts

Once the Menu key is pressed from standby, user can press the digit that corresponds to the position of a main menu item to enter that menu directly. User can press 1 for the SMS menu, 2 for the FEATURES menu, 3 for the SOUNDS menu, 4 for the CALL SETTING menu, 5 for the DISPLAY menu, 6 for the SYSTEM menu, and 7 for the RESET menu.

• Once a digit is pressed, menu items of the corresponding menu will be displayed and the first item will be selected (eg. MONITOR if 2 is pressed).

• Pressing a digit will be equivalent to scrolling to the particular menu item and pressing OK.

• This shortcut will work whenever the user is in the level of the main menu items (i.e. user can scroll through the items and still press a digit to enter a menu).

Once inside a main menu, user can also press the digit that corresponds to the position of a submenu item to enter that submenu directly.

• Once a digit is pressed, menu items of the corresponding sub- menu will be displayed and the first item will be selected (eg. ON if 1 is pressed inside the FEATURES menu and monitor is currently ON).

• Pressing a digit will be equivalent to scrolling to the particular submenu item and pressing OK.

• This short-cut will work whenever the user is in the level of the submenu items (i.e. user can scroll through the items and still press a digit to enter a submenu).

Basic Operations

During Standby

When the phone is not in use, the LCD displays: i) the battery icon, and the Signal indicator; ii) the handset name (Factory default Oricom can be changed),the

handset no.; and

iii) the clock

Making External Calls

Using Traditional Dialling

• Press

• The

and wait for dialling tone.

icon on handset will be on and then the will also be

on.

• The LED on the handset and the In Use LED on the base unit

will also be turned on.

• Use the keypad to dial the phone number.

• If the number of digits entered exceeds the display space the

icon will be turned on.

• The call timer will display after a while and start timing the call.

To End a Call

• Press

, or

• Place the handset on the base cradle.

• The duration of the call will remain for about 5 seconds after

you hang up.

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Using Pre-Dialling

You can enter a telephone number and verify it on the display before you place the call.

• Use the keypad to enter the phone number. The display shows

the digits as you enter them.

• Press

, the number entered will be dialled out.

Note: If you make a mistake, press

time, or press and hold

to erase one digit at a

to clear the entire number and

return to Standby.

Using Phonebook Dialling

• Press

• Use

• Press

during predial or standby.

to select PRIVATE or SHARED phonebook.

on the selected phonebook.

• The display reads ADD ENTRY and the first entry of the

phonebook, if any.

• Use

to scroll through the records.

Using Quick Dialling

Each key of 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, and 9 can be attached with a phonebook record.

• During standby, press and hold the key will dial out the number directly.

• The number dialled will be displayed on the LCD.

To Set the Quick Dial:

• Press

• Use

during predial or standby.

to select FEATURES. Press .

to select QUICK DIAL.

• Press . Use to scroll through KEY 2 to KEY 9.

• Press

on a selection. Use to select ON or OFF.

at OFF will de-activate the quick dial feature for the

selected key.

• Press

at ON will activate the quick dial feature for the selected key. The name of the first record in the phonebook will be displayed.

• Press

to view the number.

on the selected record to dial out the number.

• Use

to scroll through the phonebook records or use the

starting letters to select record.

• Press

at a record to view the number.

at the number to confirm. The quick dial feature is activated on the selected key.

Note: If there is no record in the phonebook, press

at ON will

show EMPTY.

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Using Direct Dialling

When the direct dial feature is activated, the prompt, DIRECT DIAL, will be blinking on the first line of the display during standby.

Press any key except

during standby to dial out the

designated number.

To activate:

• Press

. Use to select FEATURES.

• Press . Use to select DIRECT DIAL.

position in the list will be changed to reflect the real history of last dialled calls. Digits entered after off hook are recorded. Pause will also be stored in the redial number.

When more than 18 digits were dialled out, only the first 18 digits will be saved as redial number.

User can select any number on the redial list to redial in PreDialling mode. However, user can only select the last number for redial in Dialling mode.

Redial the Last Dialled Number

• Press

. Use to select ON. Press .

• The display will read NUMBER? or the previously entered direct dial number.

• Enter the number to be dialled out. Press

to confirm.

• A blinking DIRECT DIAL is displayed during standby.

• If no number was entered but

is pressed, the feature will

be de-activated.

To de-activate:

• Press

will go directly to DIRECT DIAL. Press .

to select OFF. Press to de-activate the

function.

• Press and hold

to return to standby.

• The blinking DIRECT DIAL on the display is turned off.

Using Re-Dialling

The last 10 dialled external numbers each consists of up to 18 digits are stored. Operator services numbers will be stored. Internal calls will not be stored. If a number is dialled several times, its

• Press

and wait for dialling tone.

, the last number dialled will be displayed and

dialled out automatically.

Redial the Dialled Number by Using Pre-dialling

• Press

, the last number dialled will be displayed.

to scroll through the last 10 dialled numbers.

. The icon on the display will be turned on.

• The phone will connect the line and dial the number displayed.

• The

icon on the display will also be turned on.

Save the Redial Number in the Phonebook

The number in the redial list can be saved into the private phonebook.

• Press

, the last number dialled will be displayed.

to scroll through the last 10 dialled numbers.

on the selected number when reviewing redial list.

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• Use to select SAVE ENTRY. Press .

• The display will show NAME?.

• Use the numeric keys & the

• Press

to confirm. The redial number will be displayed.

key to enter the name.

• Edit the number by using the numeric keys & the

• Press

to confirm the entry.

• If the new entry would have the same name as a previously entered record in the phonebook, the prompt ‘REPLACE?’ will

be displayed. Press

, the number of the record in the phonebook record with the same name will be replaced with the new number.

• Press

to return to standby.

Delete a Redial Number

• Press

• Use

• Press

• Use

• The display reads DELETE?. Press

, the last number dialled will be displayed.

to scroll through the last 10 dialled numbers.

on a selected number.

to select DELETE. Press .

. The selected

number will be deleted.

• The display will return to the redial list.

• Repeat the above steps to delete another dialled number.

key.

Making 2

External Call

This is a network dependent feature.

• During a call, press hold. Dialling tone for the 2

will put the current external call on

call can be heard.

• Enter the number you want to dial out by using the keypad.

• When the 2

call is answered, press to toggle between the two callers or activate a conference call with two external parties.

Inserting Pause for PBX System

User can press and hold

to insert a Pause of 3 seconds. A “

will be shown on the display.

Note: If there is a

in the predial, phonebook, redial or service number, the handset will pause for the pre-programmed duration before dialling out the next digit.

Receiving External Calls

When receiving an external call, all handsets including the base unit will ring, provided that the ringers are on. The

icon on the display will blink. The LED on the handset and the In Use LED on the base unit will also blink.

When the handset is on the base unit, lift the handset:

• to answer the call when the AUTO ANS feature is turned on.

• press

to connect the call if the AUTO ANS feature is

turned off. (Refer to section “Auto Answering” for details)

When the handset is not on the base unit:

• Press

to exit the redial list.

Note: Refer to Delete All Records section to delete the entire redial

log at once.

• Press

to connect the call.

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Recall

This key is also used for a number of services available from the telephone network such as call waiting, and for use when connected to certain telephone phone systems (PBX’S). Details on how o use this button will be explained by the network service provider. (Refer to Recall Timing Section)

Adjusting the Handset Ringing Volume

• Press

. Use to select SOUNDS.

• Press

, the current volume level is displayed.

to increase the volume.

to decrease the volume.

Handsfree Operation

Using the Handsfree Speaker

• Press . Use to select HS RINGER.

• Press

• Use

. The display reads VOLUME.

. The currently selected volume is displayed.

to select from , , , , and OFF.

represents the minimum volume level whereas

represents the maximum volume level.

• Press

• To turn off the ringer volume, press

to confirm the selection and exit to VOLUME.

on OFF. The icon on

the display will be turned on.

• User can also press and hold

during phone ringing or s

tandby

to turn off the ringer. To turn on the ringer again, user can press

and hold

d g phone ringing or standby. urin

Adjusting the Receiver Volume

During a call, user can adjust the receiver volume by pressing There are 3 levels of receiver volume to choose from: VOLUME 1, VOLUME 2 and VOLUME 3. VOLUME 1 is the minimum level and VOLME 3 is the maximum level

• Press

for handsfree operation during a call.

• HANDSFREE is displayed on the second line of the display.

• The speaker is turned on and user can now talk to the

microphone without holding the handset to the ear.

• Press

again. The speaker is turned off. User will need to

hold the handset against the ear in order to listen to the caller.

Using a (Optional) Headset

• Connect the headset to the headset jack on the side of the handset.

• The handset receiver and microphone will be turned off.

• Voice signals are diverted from earpiece of the handset to the

headset.

Microphone Mute / Un-mute

During a call, User can mute the microphone by pressing

icon on the display will turn on. To un-mute, press

. The

again. The

icon on the display will turn off.

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Page

In the event of misplacing the handset, press the

button on the base unit will page all handsets. All handsets on standby will ring for 30 seconds. The

icon and the prompt BASE PAGING will be blinking. User can press the page key on the base unit or any key on a handset to stop the paging.

Note: If you press and hold the page key for more than 4 seconds, the

phone will enter into registration mode.

Handsets, which are not in the standby mode, won’t be paged.

Handset Keypad Lock/Unlock

User can lock the handset to prevent pressing any keys accidentally. When the keypad is locked, all keys will be inactive.

To lock:

• Press and hold

during standby.

• The display will show KEY LOCKED.

To unlock:

• Press and hold

during standby.

Note: When the keypad is locked, press any key except pressing and

holding the

will display PRESS&HOLD #.

When a call comes in, user can answer the call by pressing if the handset is not on cradle or lift the handset from the cradle provided AUTO ANSWER is ON. Once the call is ended by

User can put the handset in low power mode to conserve the battery consumption. The display and ringer will be turned off. Any incoming

alls will ric ng at the base and other handsets that are not on low power

mode.

To activate Low Pow Mode,

• Press and ho

for 2 seconds during standby.

To de-activate,

• Press

; or

• Place the handset back on the base cradle.

Using the Phone Book

There are two phonebooks in this model: Private numbers stored on the handset and Shared, numbers stored on the base. Each handset

an accec

the base.

User can store up to 50 phone records with up to 10 characters for name and 18 digits for number in the Private and up to 40 phone records with up to 10 characters for name and 18 digits for number in the Shared phonebook. Phonebook entries with names are sorted

lphanumerica

hose with names.

Storing an Entry

• Press

ss both the private phonebook and the shared phonebook on

ally. Entries without name are sorted by numbers after

during predial or standby.

pressing locked.

Low Power Mode

or returning to the cradle, the keypad remains

• Use the key to select PRIVATE or SHARED.

ess • Pr

the phon ook, if any.

• Press

. The display will read ADD ENTRY and the first entry of

. The display reads NAME?.

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• Use the alphanumeric keypad to enter the name of the person

e whose tel phone number you wish to enter.

• Press

. The display reads NUMBER?.

• Enter the telephone number (maximum 18 digits).

• e Pr ss

to confirm storing of the number.

If the new entry has the same name as a previously entered record. The display will • read REPLACE? together with the name of the entry.

•

Press

, the number of the previous record with same

name will be replaced with the new number.

• press

If you do not want to replace the record,

to return to

ng mode to edit the name. name editi

• To exit, Press

Note: Records without a name will not be checked for duplication.

If there have already been maximum numbers of records,

pressing

at ADD ENTRY the display will show MEMORY

FULL and then return to ADD ENTRY.

Reviewing the Phonebooks

The private and shared phonebooks can be reviewed separately.

first entry starting with the next available character of the key and

so on. For example, pressing

with A will be selected. Pressing

once, the first entry starting

twice, the first entry starting

with B will be selected.

• Press

on the name of an entry, the number of the entry is

displayed.

• ess Pr

again will display the name of the entry.

• When there’s no name, the number will be displayed on the list. If the number includes more than 15 digits, the first 14 digits will be displayed with the … character on the last space.

• To exit, press

Note: The shared phonebook cannot be accessed when the handset is

not connected to the base unit that has shared phonebook. The TO SHARED function will not work too.

Editing an Entry

Press during standby.

•

• Use the

to select the phonebook you want to review and

•

• e Use th

Press during standby.

to select the phonebook you want to review and

press

. The display read• s ADD ENTRY and the first entry of the phonebook, if any.

• Use the User can also use the alphanumeric keys to view the entries. When

•

or key to scroll through the entries.

1…9 is pressed, the first entry starting with the first character of th key will be selected. Pressing the same key again will select the

press

• The display reads ADD ENTRY and the first entry of the phonebook, if any.

• Use the numeric key,

or key to scroll through the

records.

• Press

on an entry. Use to select EDIT ENTRY.

. The name of the entry will be displayed.

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• Use the alphanumeric keypad and the key to make the

changes. ress

to confirm.

The num• ber of the entry will be displayed.

• Press m

nu ber.

• Pre

to delete any digits you wish to alter and re-enter the

to confirm.

• If the edited entry has the same name as a previously ente record. The display will read REPLACE? together with the name of the entry.

• Press

, the number of the previous reco same

name will be replaced with the new nu

If you do not want to replace the record, press •

rd with

mber.

to return to

name editing mode to edit the name.

• Press

to exit.

Copy an Entry from the Private Phonebook to the Shared Phonebook

red

• If the new entry has the same name as a previously entered record in the shared phonebook. The display will read

R PLACE? together with the name of the entry. o Press

, the number of the previous reco sa

name will be replaced with

y t want to replace the record, press o If ou do no

the new number.

rd with me

return back to that record.

Press to exit.

•

Copy an Entry from the Shared Phonebook to the Private Phonebook

Press during standby.

•

• Use the

ADD ENTRY and the f entr the phonebook are displairst y of yed.

•

• Use the numeric key,

to select the shared phonebook and press .

or key to scroll through the

records.

Press during standby.

•

• Use the

ADD ENTRY of the phonebook are displaand the first entry yed.

•

• Use the numeric key,

to select the pr ebook and press ivate phon .

or k

ey to scroll through the

records.

• e

Pr ss

• e Pr ss If the shared phonebook is full, MEMORY FULL will be

•

on an entry. Use the to select TO SHARED.

displayed.

• e

Pr ss

• ePr ss

on an entry. Use the to select TO PRIVATE.

• If the private phonebook is full, MEMORY FULL will be displayed. If the entry has the same name as a pre• viously entered record in the private honebook. The display will read REPLACE?

to ether with the name of the entry. o Press

name will be replaced with

y t want to replace the record, press o If ou do no

, the number of the previous reco sa

rd with me

the new number.

return back to that record.

• Press

to exit.

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Note: If the handset loses link with the base when is pres

SHARED, UNAVAILABLE will be displayed.

ting a Phoneboo Private/Shared Phonebook

Dele k Entry in

sed from

•

• Use the

ADD ENTRY and the first entry of the phonebook are displayed.

•

during Press predial or standby.

to select the private phonebook and press .

• ess Pr

during standby.

• Use the to select IVAT r SHARED and press PR E o . ADD ENTRY of the phonebook are displaand the first entry yed.

•

• Use the numeric key,

or k e ey to scroll through th

records.

• Press

Press •

• Press

on an entry. Use the to select DELETE.

. The display will read DELETE?.

. The selected entry is deleted and the display will

return to phonebook.

ess •

to exit.

Note: Refer to Delete A

Shared phoneboo

ll Records section to delete the entire Private or

k at once.

VIP Ringing (Melody)

You can assign a distinctive ringing tone to incoming calls from specific callers. When the CID of an incoming number, the phonebook name will be displayed and the VIP

call matches with a phonebook

melody defined for that record, provided the VIP melody is set to on, will be played as the handset ringing melody.

This menu is nly accessible from private

o phonebook menu.

• key, Use the numeric

or key to scroll through the

records.

• Press

displayed. Press

on an entry. Use to scroll until VIP MELODY is

• Use to choo N. Press se OFF or O . If OFF is chosen, only the external dy will be played when a

• melo call from this number comes in.

If ON is chosen, Use •

MELODY 1 to MELODY 10. Press

to select from one of the ten melodies:

on a melody to confirm the

VIP ringing for the selected number.

Press•

to exit.

Note: VIP ring

ing melody will not be played on the base unit.

Caller ID

If you subscribe to the Caller ID service, CIDs of the incoming calls will be displayed on the screen and stored in the call log. (Please consult your telephone service provider for details, s rvice charges may apply)

icon will be displayed when some digits of the caller ID number

The

an’t be fixed in the screen.

hen you have new/unanswered calls, the

W that currently connected to the same base unit will be turned on.

icon on all the handsets

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Call Waiting Caller ID

f you haI

Calle

ve subscribed your telephone network operators Call Waiting

r ID service, your phone will display the number of the other incoming call for around 30 seconds while you are talking on the pho

ne.

external call, a series of short beeps is

While the handset is on an • heard announcing the second call. You can look at the number displayed on the h et and choose to place the first call on hold and answer the seco

ands

nd call.

Press

•

answer the 2

• Press

then to place the first external call on hold and

call.

then to toggle between two calls.

Call Log

Up to 20 calls can be stored in the call log.

If the same call is missed more than once, the number of time it has called will be saved together with the caller ID.

Once there is at least one new CID on the call log, the

icon will be

ily on all the time until all the new records are reviewed. stead

ote: The call log is stored on the handset. Deletion or reviewing of call

records on one h

andset will not affect other handsets registered

to the same base unit.

Review the Call Log

•

Press

during standby.

• The number of new and old records will be displayed.

• After two seconds time-out or a function key is pressed, the most

recent received CID is

displayed first. If the call log is empty,

EMPTY will be displayed for 2 seconds and returned to standby.

• Use

to scroll through the call log.

• The status (new) of the caller ID will be displayed together with the numbe

Press

•

• To exit, press

r of times the call has come in, if applicable.

to view other information of the caller ID.

Saving the CID record into phonebook

The number of the selected CID can be saved into the

private

phonebook.

• ess

• Use

on a CID while reviewing the call log.

to select SAVE ENTRY and press . NAME? and the name of the CID (transmitted from the network or from the phoneboo• k) will be displayed.

• Use the numeric keys and

to enter or edit the name for the entry. User can refer to Editing an Entry Section on how to edit the phonebook name.

• Press

CID will be displayed. Use the numeric keys and

the number for the entry.

edit

• Pr

ess

•

If the new entry has the same name as a previously entered re ord in the private phonebook. The display will

. The display reads NUMBER? and the number of the

to enter or

to confirm.

c read

REPLACE? together with the name of the entry. o Press

, the number of the previous record with same

name will be replaced with the new number.

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o If you do not

want to replace the record, press to

return to name editing mode to edit the name.

Deleting a CID Record

Press on a CID while reviewing the call log.

•

• Use

to select DELETE. Press .

The display will read DELETE?. •

• Press

to confirm and the selected CID is deleted. If there is no • more record in the call log, the display will show EMPTY for 2 seconds and return to standby.

Note: Refer to Delete All Reco

rds section to delete the entire call log at

once.

Call Bac

k from the Call Log

This feature o ly works if the CID record contains a valid phone

number.

• Press

• The mo t recent received CID is displayed.

during predial or standby to bring out the call log.

• If the call log is empty, EMPTY will be displayed for 2 seconds and returned to standby.

Using SMS

Incoming SMS (Text) messages will be stored in the INBOX which ha a maximum capacity of 70 messages. When the INBOX is full, any further messages will be rejected. SMS FULL will be displayed during the standby mode.

Saved and error messages will be stored in the OUTBOX which can store up to 30 messages. When the OUTBOX is full, no new messages can be created anymore. OUTBOX FULL will be displayed when an

is made to create a new message.

ttempta

Only one hand will be d splai

set can access the SMS menu at one time. SMS IN USE

yed on every other handset when one handset is in SMS

menu.

SMS Service

SMS Service needs to be turned on to access the SMS menu and to send/receive messages. When the SMS Service is off, incoming rings won’t be suppressed and CID’s wo

n’t be checked with SC numbers. Only the SMS SERVICE menu will be accessible in the SMS menu when SMS Service is off. If the SMS Service is set to off while there is

more messa s in sent, they won’t be sent out

one or ge the queue to be until the SMS Service is set to on.

Use

•

to scroll through the call log. Press on the selected

CID to dial out the number.

• Press

. Use to select SMS.

. Use to select SETTINGS.

. Use to select SMS SERVICE.

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• Press . Use to select between ON or OFF.

•

Setting up the Service Centre

To assist in set up the service centre numbers have been preprogrammed. These should not need to be changed. SMS Centre 1 “183201983391” SMS Centre 2 “01983391”

IMORTANT NOTE: If you normally have your Calling Number display blocked you mu remove 1832 in front of 01983391 in the SMS centre o

therwise you can

not send a text message. However you should be aware that this will allow presentation of your phone number to the called party.

the base unit is tryin connection with the service

When g to make a centre, the active service centre number will be used. However, messages fro any s ce centre can be receiv

m ervi ed.

Press

. Use to select SMS.

• Press . Use to select SETTINGS.

• Press

. Use to select SMSC.

. Use to select between SMS CENTRE 1 and SMS

CENTRE 2.

• Press

to confirm.

Setting the Serv e Number

ice Centr

Numbers for two service centres can be entered and one of them will be selected as the active service centre for outgoing messages.

•

Press

• Press

. Use to select SMS.

. Use to select SETTINGS.

. Use to select SMS CENTRE1 or SMS

CENTRE2.

• Press

• The display will read NUMBER? and the previously entered

umber will be displayed.

n Enter/edit the service centre number. Maximum of 18 digits can be

•

ntered.

• Press

to confirm.

If there is no Service Centre number for the selected Service

Note:

is pre

Cent

re, SC NOT READY will be displayed when

to enter SMS menu or

is being pressed and held from

ssed

standby. Since the Service Centre override the CLIR, 18 programmed SMS centre 1 number. This prefix does not

must recognize your CLI, the prefix to

32, has already been added in the factory

apply to any other calls. To remove this prefix from the SMS centre 1 number is not recommended as the Service Centre may not recognize your c

Setting up the Sub-Address

Sub address identifies each SMS-enabled device on the same telephone lin The d lt sub address is 0 and changed unless ther more than one SMS-ena

e. efau it doesn't need to be

e are bled phones connected to the same line. When a call from Service Centre comes in, only the one d sub address will ans

♦ Press

ph with intende wer the call.

. Use to select SMS.

all.

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♦ Press . Use to select SETTINGS.

• Press . Use to select COMPOSE.

♦ Press

♦

Press

. Use

to select SUB ADDRESS.

♦ The display will read NUMBER? and the previously entered su

ddress will be displayed.

a Edit the sub address number. It can be b

etween 0 to 9.

♦

Press

♦

to confirm.

Note: Changing sub address can affect the message sending and

receiving. Please get advice from network operator before making changes to sub address.

Connection with the Service Centre

The base unit will make a connection with the service centre when a. The number in the incoming CID is matched with one of the ser

centre nu

mbers saved in the base unit.

b. There are messages to be sent to service centre.

Whenever a connection with the service centre is made, all the handsets currently co

ONNECT during standby and none of the handsets can enter the

nnected with the same base unit will display SMS

SMS menu.

During the SMS connection, if one of the handsets tries to seize the line, the connection with SMS will be stopped and the handset w

llowed to seize line.

ill be

Composing a Mess

age

A message o 160 alph umeric characters can

f an be composed.

•

Press

. Use to select SMS.

vice

• Press

how the total number of characters that can be entered.

Use the alphanumeric keys and •

• Press

. The lower right hand corner of the LCD display will

to compose the message.

when no character is entered will return to menu.

Note: If an external call comes in while composing a

m tbox. It can be retrieved and

essage will be saved in the Ou

message, the

edited as necessary at later time.

Se ding Message

• Press

after the me s composed. ssage i

• The display will show SEND.

• Press

• mb

Enter the nu er of the recipient.

• User can lso press the

o Use the

Press o

, the display will show NUMBER?

key to bring out the phonebook.

to select a name.

. The number of the record is copied as the

recipient number.

ess • Pr

to confirm. The message is sent.

Note: If there would be an error in transmission, the message will

be sent agai After maximum numbe

n for two more times with five minutes apart.

r of failure attempts to send out a message, it will be removed from queue and saved in the Outbox together with the error code in the

message header.

SMS ERROR! will be displayed until the Outbox is accessed.

Saving Message

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• Press after the message is composed.

• Use to select SAVE. Press .

• The message is saved in Outbox.

Exit from Compose Message

• Press

after the message is composed.

• Use to select EXIT. Press .

• The message composed will be neglected.

Receiving Message

SMS messages with up to 160 characters in the message body will be accepted and saved in the Inbox. Messages with more than one segment or 160 characters in message body would be rejected.

Once there’s at least one new message received or whenever there’s at least one unread SM

S message, NEW SMS MSG will be displayed on all the handsets connected to the same base unit. Periodic alert, if on, will also b emitte nce every minute

e d (o ).

When the Inbox is full, SMS FULL will be displayed on the handset. All incoming mes ages w e rejected.

s ill b

view the message:

• Press

. Use to select SMS.

• Press . The name or number of the sender will be displayed on the first line and serial number of message and status will be displayed on the second line. Date and/or time of the message will also be displayed below.

• Use

• Press

to select a message.

to view the message. The first and second line of the

message will be displayed.

• Use

• Press

to scroll the message.

will bring up the Inbox menu.

Not is no me

e: If there ssage in the Inbox, EMPTY will be displayed on

e first line when

is pressed on INBOX.

Deleting the Message

• ess Pr while reviewing a message in the Inbox to bring up

the Inbox menu.

• Use

to select DELETE. Press .

• The display reads DELETE?

• Press

to confirm.

• If the Inbox becomes empty, the display will show EMPTY and

then exit INBOX.

For

warding the Message

The message in the Inbox can be forwarded.

Press •

. Use to select INBOX. The number of messages saved in the Inbox will be displayed beside the prompt, INBOX. The first two digits represent the number of new messages and the

ber of old messages. last two digits represent the num

• Press

while reviewi a message in the Inbox to bring up

the Inbox menu.

• Use

to select FORWARD. Press .

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• The di ber.

splay will read NUMBER?. Enter the recipient num

o Press

while composing the message.

• User can so press the

• Use the

•

to select a name. Press .

The number of the record is copied as the recipient

key to bring out the phonebook.

number.

• Press

to send the message.

Note: If the Outbox alre

messages, OUT

ady contains maximum number of

BOX FULL will be displayed and then return

to FORWARD.

Replying the Message

To reply a message,

• Press

while reviewing a message in the Inbox to bring up

the Inbox menu.

• Use

• de.

The handset will be in text editing mo

• ed to the sen

Compose a message to be repli der.

to select REPLY. Press .

• To send the reply message,

o Use to select EXIT. Press . o The message composed is neglected.

Not CID is absent, this menu will not be available.

e: If the sender’s

Reply and Delete the Message

User te the incoming message.

can choose to reply and dele

•

Press

while reviewing a message in the In

box to bring up

the Inbox menu.

• Use

to select REPLY & DEL. Press to compose a

message.

• To send the reply message,

o Press

o Use

while composing the message.

to select SEND. Press to send the

message.

• To save the reply message for review before sending,

o Press

while composing the message.

o Press

o Use

while composing the message.

to select SEND. Press to send the

message.

• To save the reply message for review before sending,

o Press

Use o

while composing the message.

to select SAVE. Press .

o The me sage is saved in ths e Outbox.

• ving the reply

To exit from the Inbox without sending or sa

m ssage,

o Use to select SAVE. Press . o The message is saved in the Outbox.

To exit from the Inbox without sending or• saving the reply message,

Press

o Use

while composing the message.

to select EXIT. Press .

o The message composed is neglected.

Note: If the sender’s CID is absent, this menu will not be available.

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When REPLY & DEL is selected, the original message in the Inbox will be deleted when the reply message is sent out or saved.

Saving the Sender’s Number

The number of the sender can be saved in the private phoneboo If th

e sender’s CID is absent, this menu will not be available.

• Press

while reviewing a message in the Inbox to bring up

the Inbox menu.

• Use

• Press

to select SAVE NUMBER.

. The display reads NAME? and the name of the sender (if it matches a name in the phonebook) will be displayed. Enter/edit the name.

•

Press

• he number of the sender will be displayed.

• Enter/ed number.

to confirm. The display will read NUMBER? and

it the

The number of the sender can be dialled out directly from the me

nu.

If the sender’s CID is absent, this menu will not available.

• Press

while reviewing

a message in the Inbox to bring up

the Inbox menu.

• Use

• Press

to select CALL SENDER.

. The number of the sender will be dialled out.

Note: You cannot go back to the message when the number has

been dialled out.

Retrieving Message from Outbox

Messages saved will be in the Outbox. Messages, which encounter err

or when being sent or which are saved automatically due to the

inco al call while composing or editing a message, will also

ming extern

be saved in the Outbox.

retrieve,

• Pr

ess

• If

the new entry would have the same name as a previously

e REPLACE? will be displayed together with the

ntered record,

name of the entry. Press

to confirm.

. The number of the previous

would be replaced with the new record with the same name

number.

Note: Press

at SAVE NUMBER, the display will read MEMORY FULL if the private phonebook has been full. No two cords with the same name will be saved in the

phonebook.

Calling the Sender’s Number

•

Press . Use to select SMS.

• Press messag s saved in the Ou

. Use to select

e tbox will be displayed beside the prompt,

OUTBOX. The number of

OUTBOX.

• Press

. The first line will display the number or name (from phonebook) if there’s a number in the message. Otherwise, the first line will be blank. The second line will display the serial num of message and the type of message. If there has been an erro the display on the second line will display ERROR with an erro

ber

code.

•

Use to select a message.

• Press

to view the message. Use to scroll.

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Note: If Outbox already contains maximum number of messages,

Not o ge ie: If there is n messa n the Outbox, press

EMPTY. The displa turn to OUTBy will re OX after a while.

Cre Saved Messages

ating New Messages from the

Saved messages can be us

me sages.

ed as templates to create new

Whi viewing the message in the OUTBOX,

• e

Pr ss

• Press

. Use to select USE TEXT.

. The handset will be in text editing mode with the

text from the saved message.

• Compose the message

• me

To send the ssage,

Press

o Use

while composing the message.

to select SEND. Press .

o The display will show NUMBER?. Enter the number of the

recipient

Press

to confirm. The message is sent.

• To save the message,

will display

LL will be di enOUTBOX FU splayed wh

is pressed on

USE TEXT.

Editing the Saved Me

ssage

Saved Message in the Outbox can be edited or sent out. When sen on edited message left

t out, there w ’t be any copy of original or

in the Outbox.

ile ewing the message in the OUTBOX, vi

•

Press

• Press

. Use to select EDIT.

. The handset will be in text editing mode.

• • Edit the message.

To send the message,

o Press

o Use o The display will show NUMBER?. Enter

while editing the mes e. sag

to select SEND. Press .

the number of the

recipient

o Press

to confirm. The message is sent.

• To save the message,

o Press

while composing the message.

o Use to select SAVE. Press . o X.

The message is saved in the OUTBO

• To

exit,

o Press

o Use

while composing the message.

to select EXIT. Press .

o The message composed will be neglected.

o Press

while editing the message.

Use o to select SAVE. Press .

o essage is saved in the OUTBOX.

The m

• To exit,

o Press

o Use

while editing the message.

to select EXIT. Press .

o The message composed will be neglected.

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Note: If Outbox already contains maximum number of messages,

OUTBOX FULL will be displayed when

is pressed on

EDIT.

Dele

ting the Saved Message

While viewing th

e message in the OUTBOX,

•

Press

• Press

. Use to select SETTINGS.

. Use to select ALERT TONE.

• Press . Use to select between ON or OFF.

• Press

to confirm the selection and exit to A LERT TONE.

• Press

. Use to select DELETE.

. DELETE? will be displayed.

again. The message is deleted. The display will

return to OUTBOX showing the other available messages.

Note: If there is no message left in the Outbox, the display will

show EMPTY

for a while and then return to OUTBOX.

SMS Error Codes

a SMS message cannot be sent out successfully, it would be

When saved in the Outbox together with an error code in the format of "ERROR XX AA/BB" where XX stands for the error code, AA stands

or current message number and BB stands for total number of f messages in the Outbox. (See Troubleshooting Section for details of the error codes.)

Setting the Alert Ton

If the alert tone is on, the speaker of the handset will emit an alert during standby when a new SMS error is created or

a new SMS is

received.

If the alert tone is on, the beep will be repeated on during standb when there’s at least one new SMS message in Inb

y ox

ce every minute

• Press

. Use to select SMS.

Deleting all Messages in the Inbox

• Press

. Use to select SMS.

. Use to select SETTINGS.

. Use to select RESET INBOX.

. The display will read RESET?

. All messages in the Inbox will be delet ed.

Deleting all Messages in the Outbox

• Press

. Use to select SMS.

. Use to select SETTINGS.

. Use to select RES• Press ET OUTBOX.

• Press

. The display will read RESET?

. All messages in the Outbox will be deleted.

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Text Entry for SMS

For text entry for SMS, the followings will be available. The default will be lower case.

KEY 1x 2x 3x 4x 5x 6x 7x 8x 9x 10x 11x

1 space 1 € £ $ ¥ 2ABC a b c 2 à ä å Ç 3DEF d e f 3 è é ∆ 4GHI g h i 4 ì Γ 5JKL j k l 5 Λ 6MNO m n o 6 ñ ò ö ø Ω 7PQRS p q r s 7 ß Π Φ Ψ Σ 8TUV t u v 8 ù ü Θ 9WXYZ w x y z 9 æ Ξ 0 0 . , ? ! : ; “ ‘ ¡ ¿ * * - = ( ) < > / _ + % # # @ & §

Pressing

will change the case.

KEY 1x 2x 3x 4x 5x 6x 7x 8x 9x 10x 11x

1 space 1 € £ $ ¥ 2ABC 3DEF 4GHI 5JKL 6MNO 7PQRS 8TUV 9WXYZ 0 0 . , ? ! : ; “ ‘ ¡ ¿ * * - = ( ) < > / _ + % # # @ & §

A B D G

J M P

C E F H I K l N O Q R S U V X Y Z

2 à 3 è 4 Ì Γ 5 Λ 6

8 ù

Ä Å É

7 ß Π Φ Ψ Σ

∆

Ö Ø

Θ Ξ

Ω

The special character € (euro) counts for two characters.

Additional Features

Message Waiting Indication

If you subscribe to Telstra’s Message bank service* you can check if you have messages. When message waiting ON indication is received from your network service provider, the currently connected to the same base unit will be turned on. The LED on those handsets will be blinking. User can make a call to the network service provider to check the new message in the voice mailbox.

When message waiting OFF indication is received from the network service provider, the

Press and hold handset dismisses the

icon and LED on all handsets will be turned off.

during standby to turn off the icon. Once a

icon, the icon on all the other handsets

currently connected to the same base unit will also disappear.

(*Please consult your telephone service provider for details about the service)

One Touch access to Telstra

Home Messages 101

If you have activated Telstra’s Home Messages 101 you can check if you have messages. This service is free to turn on from most phones in Australia.

1. Press and hold for

2 seconds in standby mode.

2. The phone will automatically go off-hook and dial 101. You can then follow the voice prompts to hear your messages.

For more information about this service contact Telstra.

icon on all handsets

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Operator Services

A total of 7 operator services, each up to 10 characters for name and 18 digits for number, can be stored in the handset. There also will be factory-programmed numbers. You can programme services of your choice by using the ADD ENTRY menu. The operator services works like the phonebook except that the operator services can also be accessed during off-hook.

Service Number Name Service code Service1 Call W ON 43# Service2 Call RTN 10# Service3 Call W OFF #43# Service4 Service5 Service6 Service7

Adding a Service

• Press The display will read ADD ENTRY and the first entry of the

•

Services list, if any.

• Press

during predial or standby

. The display reads NAME? (If 7 services have already been recorded, MEMORY FULL will be displayed for 2 second and returned to ADD ENTRY)

Note: If the new service has the same name as a previously

entered one, the display will read REPLACE? Press The new service will replace the previous service with the same name.

Reviewing Services

• Press

during predial or standby.

• The display will read ADD ENTRY and the first entry of the Services list, if any.

• Use

to scroll through the services or press a digit to

search like the phonebook records.

• On the name of a service, press

to view the number of

that service.

• Press

to exit.

Dialling out the Service Number

During standby,

• press to bring out the list of service,

• Use the alphanumeric keys and service (up to 10 characters). (If no name is entered, the display will remain at NAME?. Every entry must have a name)

• Press

numeric keys and

to confirm. The display reads NUMBER? Use the

to enter the number of the service (up to 18 digits). (If no number is entered, the display will remain at NUMBER?. Every entry must have a number)

• You can also enter a recall by pressing displayed.

• Press

to confirm.

to enter the name of the

, R will be

• Use

• Press

to select a service.

on a selected service will dial out the number.

When off-hook,

• press

• Use

• Press

. The list of services will be available to select.

to select a service.

and the number of the selected service will be

dialled out.

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Editing Service Number

• Press

during predial or standby.

• The display will read ADD ENTRY and the first entry of the Service list.

• Use

to scroll through the services or press a digit to

search like the phonebook entries.

• Press

on a service. Use to select EDIT ENTRY.

. NAME? and the name of the service will be

displayed.

• Edit the name and press

to confirm.

• NUMBER? and the number of the entry will be displayed.

• Edit the number and press

• Press

to exit.

to confirm.

Note: If the edited service would have the same name as a

previously entered one, the display will read REPLACE?

together with the name of the service. Press replace the previous service with the new service.

Delete a Service

will

Press again to confirm and the selected service is

•

deleted.

• Press

to exit.

Note: Refer to Delete All Records section to delete all the services

numbers at once.

Prefix Matching

User can program to automatically add a prefix to the number dialled if the first few digits of the number match the ones described in the prefix rules. User can add up to three rules each of which includes up to five digits for both prefix and the starting digits of the number to match.

When the prefix rules are activated, the numbers for quick dial, direct dial, predial, phonebook dial, call back from call log, and redial will be checked if a prefix would be added to them.

If the number going to be dialled starts with the digits entered in the prefix rules, the respective prefix will be appended before the number and dialled out. For example, prefix for rule one is 123, and the number for rule one is 589, when trying to dial out the number 5897648, it will be dialled as 1235897648. The prefix will not be displayed or stored in the redial log.

• Press

. Use to select FEATURES.

• Press

The display will read ADD ENTRY and the first entry of the

•

Services list.

• Use

during predial or standby.

to scroll through the services or press a digit to

search like the phonebook entries.

• Press

on a service. Use to select DELETE.

. The display reads DELETE?.

• Press

Enter the correct PIN of the base. Press .

•

• Use

• Press

. Use to select PREFIX.

. The display reads PIN?.

to scroll through PREFIX 1 to PREFIX 3.

on a selection.

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• Use to select ON or OFF.

• Press

on OFF will de-activate the selected prefix rule.

on ON to activate the selected prefix rule.

• The display will read PREFIX? and the previously entered prefix will also be displayed.

• Press

with the barred prefix, calls to those numbers will be allowed.

. Use to select FEATURES.

. Use to select CALL BARRING.

• Use the numeric keys and the

• Press

to confirm the prefix entered.

to enter the prefix.

• The display will read NUMBER? and the previously entered number will also be displayed.

• Use the numeric keys and the

• Press

to confirm the number entered.

to enter the number.

Note: When the number for the prefix rule does not contain any digit, it

will apply to any number dialled. PREFIX 1 will be checked first. If the number dialled is matched

with one prefix, it will not be checked for other prefixes. The feature is not applicable to traditional dialling. The dialled prefix will not be stored into the redial list. Prefix matching will not be done on the emergency numbers.

Call Barring

Call barring prevents dialling of certain types of calls.

The following call barring options can be selected:

OFF: All calls are allowed ALL: All external calls except those to emergency numbers

are barred

EXEMPT: All external calls starting with the exempt number will be

allowed. Other external calls except those to the emergency numbers will be barred.

BAR: All the external calls starting with that barring number will

be barred. However, if the emergency numbers begin

• Press

Enter the correct PIN of the base. Press .

•

. The display reads PIN?.

• Use to scroll through HANDSET 1 to HANDSET 5.

• Press

on a selection.

• To de-activate any call bar setting for the selected handset,

o Use o Press

to select OFF.

• To bar all external calls on the selected handset,

o Use o Press

to select ALL.

• To bar external calls except the EXEMPT number on the selected handset,

o Use o Press

to select EXEMPT.

. The display reads NUMBER? and the previously

entered exempt number will also be displayed.

o Use the numeric keys and

to enter the number to be

exempted.

o Press

to confirm the entry.

• To bar external calls starting with the BAR number on the selected handset,

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o Use to select BAR.

Handset Ringer Melody for Internal Calls

o Press

. The display reads NUMBER? and the previously

entered bar number will also be displayed.

o Use the numeric keys and

to enter the number to be

barred.

o Press

to confirm the entry.

Note: If

is pressed when no digit is entered for EXEMPT and BAR, the call barring feature will be de-activated for that handset.

Handset Ringer Melody for External Calls

• Press

. Use to select SOUNDS.

. Use to select HS RINGER.

. Use to select EXT MELODY.

• Press

• Use

. Use to select SOUNDS.

. Use to select HS RINGER.

. Use to select INT MELODY.

to select the desire melody, MELODY 1 to MELODY 10,

for internal calls.

• Press

to confirm the selection.

Note: The default ringer melody for internal calls is MELODY 2.

Ringing Volume for Base

• Press

. Use to select SOUNDS.

. Use to select BS RINGER.

• Use

to select the desire melody, MELODY 1 to MELODY 10,

for incoming external calls.

• Press

to confirm the selection.

Note: The default ringer melody for external calls is MELODY 1.

• Press

. Use to select VOLUME.

. The currently selected volume is displayed.

• Use to select from , , , , and VOL OFF.

represents the minimum volume level whereas

represents the maximum volume level.

• Press

To turn off the base ringer volume, press

to confirm the selection.

on OFF.

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Base Ringer Melody for External Calls

• Press

. Use to select SOUNDS.

. Use to select BS RINGER.

. Use to select MELODY.

. Use to select the desire melody, MELODY 1 to

MELODY 10, for incoming external calls.

• Press

to confirm the selection.

Alert Tones

User can choose to turn on or off the following tones according to their preference.

Key Beep: Sound a tone whenever a key is pressed. Confirmation: Sound a tone when a setting or choice is confirmed. Charging: Sound a tone when the handset is returned to the base

cradle for charging.

Out of Range Warning

When the handset is too far away from the base during standby, the display will show SEARCH BASE and the

icon will blink.

• Bring the handset nearer to the base so that the signal gets stronger.

• When the signal between the handset and base re-establishes, the display will go to standby and the

icon will be steady.

When the handset is too far away from the base during a call, user will hear an alert tone through the earpiece.

• Bring the handset closer to the base so that the signal gets

stronger.

• If you fail to bring the handset back in range with the base, your

call may be disconnected.

Auto Answering

When the function is activated, user is able to answer a call by lifting

the handset out of the base cradle without having to press the key.

• Press

. Use to select CALL SETTING.

• Press

and CHARGING.

• Press

. Use to select SOUNDS.

. Use to select TONES.

. Use to select from KEY BEEP, CONFIRMATION

on a selection to select ON or OFF. to confirm.

• Press

. Use to select AUTO ANSWER.

• To activate:

o Use

to select ON. Press .

o User can answer a call by lifting the handset out of the base

cradle without having to press the

key.

• To de-activate:

o Use

to select OFF. Press .

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o User will need to press the key to answer a call no matter

the handset is on the base cradle or out of the base cradle.

Flash (Recall) Timing

When talking on the phone, pressing

will send a signal to the

telephone network. The flash timing default is 100ms for Australia (Flash 1). You should not need to change this setting unless you connect the phone to a telephone system in your office. If you need you can select between the three factory programmed flash timing from this menu.

• Press

. Use to select CALL SETTING.

. Use to select FLASH TIMING.

• Press

. Use to select DISPLAY.

. Use to select ADJUST TIME.

. The current time will be displayed.

• Enter the new time. Value for hour (two digits before “:”) must be less than 24 and value for minute (two digits after “:”) must be less than 60.

• Press

to confirm.

Handset Name

Each handset can be programmed with its own name, which will be displayed during standby. You can enter up to 10 alphanumeric characters.

• Press

. Use to select from the three durations.

Flash 1 = 100ms (Australia) Flash 2 = 600ms (New Zealand) Flash 3 = 1000ms (for some older phone systems)

• Press

on to confirm the selection.

Adjust Time Display Format

During standby, there will be 7-segment clock displayed on the lower right hand corner of the display. The clock will be displayed in 24-hour format.

When a CID with time is received, the clock will automatically be adjusted with the CID time. When the handset batteries are replaced or handset enters low power mode, the clock will restart from 00:00. To adjust the time,

• Press . Use to select DISPLAY.

• Press

• Use the numeric keys and

• Press

. Use to select HANDSET NAME.

. The current handset name will be displayed.

to enter the name for the handset.

to confirm the name entered.

Call Timer

The length of the call can be timed and displayed. The timer will start counting once the phone goes off hook. When the call has started for 10 seconds, the call timer in the format of mm:ss (e.g. 00:10) will be displayed on the first line of the display if the call timer is activated. Once the timer reaches 59 minutes and 59 seconds (59:59), the format will change to hh:mm:ss (e.g. 01:00:00). It will keep counting until the call ends. When the call has ended, the call timer will stop counting and keep on displaying for 5 seconds.

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• Press

. Use to select DISPLAY.

. Use to select CALL TIMER.

. Use to choose ON or OFF.

to confirm.

Backlit LCD / Backlit LCD & Keypad

The backlight will turn on when:

• a key is pressed

• there is an incoming call

• paging from the base.

The backlight will turn off:

• 10 seconds after a key is pressed

• 10 seconds after the internal or external call is answered if no key

is pressed afterwards

• 10 seconds after a call is ended

• when paging is stopped.

• when the incoming internal call ends without being answered

• when the incoming call expires at the handset.

You can also choose to turn off the backlight by

• Press

. Use to select DISPLAY.

. Use to select BACKLIT.

• Press . Use to select ON.

• Press

to turn on the backlight.

Change the PIN Code for Base

PIN code for the base unit is required in order to

• Change Prefix settings,

• Change Call Barring settings,

• Register a handset,

• Deregister a handset,

• Reset the phone settings, and

• Change the current PIN.

The PIN code includes zero to eight digits.

To change the PIN code:

• Press

. Use to select SYSTEM.

. Use to select CHANGE PIN. Press .

• The display reads PIN?. Enter the correct PIN of the connected

• Pressing

• Press

. Use to select DISPLAY.

. Use to select BACKLIT.

. Use to select OFF.

to turn off the backlight.

To turn on the backlit, user can

base. Press

• The display reads NEW PIN?. Enter the new PIN (maximum 8 digits).

• Press

to confirm. The display will read REPEAT.

• Re-enter same PIN again.

• Press

to confirm.

Note: If you changed the PIN CODE, you’ve to use the new PIN CODE

in all handsets.

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Delete All Records

User can delete the records of the private phonebook, shared phonebook, call log, redial list, services number and SMS messages by resetting the respective menu.

Press . Use to select RESET.

•

• Press . Use to select from PRIV PBOOK, SHARED

PBOOK, CALL LOG, REDIAL LIST, SERVICES or SMS MESSAGES.

• Press

. The display will show RESET?.

to confirm.

Note: If PRIV PBOOK is reset, the quick dial feature of all quick dial

keys will be automatically off. If SERVICE is reset, factory pre-programmed services, if any, will be restored. If SMS MESSAGES is reset, all SMS messages, if any, will be deleted.

Reset Factory Default

All settings for both the handset and base can be restored to the factory defaults by this menu.

Note: Factory default settings can’t be restored on the base or on the

handset alone. Also, if you want to restore factory settings on other handset currently connected to the same base, you will need to restore factory setting on that handset.

Using Additional Handsets

Registration

Each additional S6050 handset purchased separately must go through the registration process with the base. Each handset can be registered to up to 4 base units and each base can be registered to up to 5 handsets.

When registering, each handset can select base number for the base to be registered so that it can be identified at base selection setting.

To register:

• Press

• Press . Use to select REGISTER.

• Press

been registered to a base, the number of the registered base will be flashing.

• Enter the number of the base unit you wish to register using the numeric key. The entered base number will be displayed on the second line.

. Use to select SYSTEM.

. The display will read BS 1 2 3 4. If the handset has

• Press

. Use to select RESET.

. Use to select SETTINGS. Press .

• The display reads PIN?. Enter the correct PIN of the connected

base. Press

• All settings will be restored to the factory defaults.

• Press

. The handset will read PIN?.

• Enter the PIN number of the base to be registered (maximum 8 digits, the default PIN is 0000).

• Press and hold the PAGE button

on the base unit until you hear

2 beeps.

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• Press on the handset. The handset will read SEARCH BASE X while it searches for the base unit (where ‘X’ is the number of the base you are registering to).

• Once a connection has been made, the handset name and number will be shown on the display.

Base Selection

AUTO If the base selection setting is set to auto, whenever the

handset loses link or is powered up, it will search any available registered base to connect.

PREFER One of the bases registered can be assigned as a

preferred base so that it will be searched for certain period when the handset loses link or is powered up. If that base cannot be found, the handset will search for other registered bases to connect.

FIXED One of the bases registered can be assigned as a fixed

base so that it will be the only base to be searched when the handset loses link or is powered up. If that base cannot be found, the handset will not link up to any other base.

To set:

o Press

. The display reads BS 1 2 3 4.

Use the numeric keyo s to enter the base number to be set as the prefe ed base.

Press

to confirm. The handset will search the selected

base.

• To select Fixed base,

o Press o Press

Use the numeric

o keys to enter the base number to be set as

. Use to select FIXED.

. The display reads BS 1 2 3 4.

the fixed base.

Press

to confirm. The handset will search the selected

base.

Note: Base selectio

egistered to a base.

n setting will change to auto when the handset is

Making Internal Calls

This fe

ature requires more than one handset registered to the same

base.

• Press

. Use to select SYSTEM.

• Press . Use to select SELECT BASE.

• To select AUTO,

o Press o Press

. Use to select AUTO.

to confirm. The handset will search any available

registered base.

• To select PREFER,

o Press

. Use to select PREFER.

• During standby, press

• The

icon on handset will be turned on.

• Press the registered handset number you wish to call. The other handset will ring.• Answer the call from that handset and

wo handsets can now talk.

To end a call

• Press

, or

• Place the handset back on the base unit.

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Using Pre-Dialling

• Enter the number of the han

• Press

dset you wish to call.

• The call will be connected.

call comes through, you Note: During an internal call, if an external

will hear short beeps.

icon on handset will blink.

Receiving external call during Internal Call

f an external call comes in while the handset is on internal call, the I icon will be blinking and a series of short beeps can be heard from the earpiece. The CID of the caller will be display

ed on the screen.

Press

•

• Press

to hang up the internal call.

again to answer the external call.

Inquiry Call

While talking on the external line, the handset can put the external call on hold and make an inquiry call to another handset. The handset can

hen toggle between the ext

ternal call and the other handset. While the external call is on hold, a tone will be emitted to the external party to indicate that the call is on hold.

During an external call, press •

• The external call will be put on hold and interna diallinl

g tone can

be heard from the earpiece or speaker.

• The

icon is displayed dition to in ad and icons.

• Press the number of the handset you wish to call.

If there is no reply, press

•

call and the other handset will stop ringing. Press

again to reconnect to the external

again to

make another call to other handset number.

• When er handset answers the call, the two handsets ca

the oth n

communicate while keeping the external call on hold.

• Press

to toggle between the internal and external calls.

Call Trans

fer

You ca er h dsets registered to the same

n transfer phone calls to oth an

base unit.

• During an external call, press The external call will be put on hold.

•

• The

icon is displayed in addition to and icons.

Press the number of the handset you wish to call. •

When the other handset answers the call, press •

on the

nsfer the call. handset or place the handset on the cradle will tra

The

and icons will be turned off.

Conference Call

Confe etwe n external call, and two

rence call can be activated b e

hand

sets.

• During an external call, press

• The external call will be put on hold.

• The

icon is displayed in addition to and icons.

Press the number of the handset you wish to call. •

will activate the conference call. The

l, pre• When the other handset answers the cal ss and hold the

icon on both handsets will

be turned on.

e • During th conference call, pressing the

on the handset, which initiated the conference call, will put the external call on hold and still connect with the other handset.

• Press

again on the first handset will put the other handset on

hold and connect with the external call.

•

Pressing and holding

will activate the conference call again.

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• You can exit the conference call by pressing on the hands or place the handset on the cradle. The o her ha set and the

external call will still be connected. The turned off.

Room Monitoring

When more than one handset is registered to the same base unit, one of the handse

To activate:

ts can be used as a room (baby) Monitor device.

t nd

and icons will be

De-register a Handset

One hand base unit.

• Press

set can de-register all other handsets registered to the same

. Use to select SYSTEM.

. Use to select DELETE HS.

• Press

MONITOR will flash on the display to indicate the handset is in monitor mode during standby. User can make internal call to this handset from anoth dset, the microphone on this handset is activated (being in

er han

monito ode) and noise from the room can be heard. User can also

press

To de-activat :

• Press

r m

ote: The handset under monitor mode will not ring when an external

call comes in.

. Use to select FEATURES.

. Use to select MONITOR.

. Use to select ON.

to confirm.

to hear from the speaker. There will be no internal ringing.

will take you to the MONITOR menu directly.

. The display reads ON.

to select OFF.

to confirm.

Use

•

5) to be d leted.

• Press

Enter the correct PIN of the connecte

• d base and press confirm the deletion of the handset.

ote: Each handset can’t de-register itself.

to select the desired handset (HANDSET 1 to HANDSET e

to confirm the selection. The display will rea PIN?.

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Appendix: Default Settings

External ringer melody (handset and base): MELODY 1 Internal ringer melody (handset): MELODY 2 Handset Ring Volume: Base Ring Volume: Receiver Volume: Med Flash Timing: FLASH 1 Dial Mode: Tone Auto Answer: On Key Beep Tone: On Confirmation Tone: On Charging Tone: On Backlit (if applicable): On Call Timer: On Message Waiting Indicator: Off Monitor: Off Direct Dial function: Off Direct Dial number: Empty Prefix Dialling: Off Prefixes and numbers: Empty Call Barring: Off Call bar and exempt numbers: Empty Operator services: Default services Base Selection: Auto PIN Code: 0000 (for base menu) SMS Service: ON Service centre numbers: Pre-programmed # Active service centre: Service centre 1 Sub-Address: 0 SMS Alert Tone: On Handset Name: ORICOM Language: English

Troubleshooting

The phone does not work at all

• Make sure that adapter and phone cord are connected properly.

• Check that the batteries are fully charged and installed properly.

• Check that the handset is correctly registered to the same base

unit.

• Move the handset closer to the base unit.

The phone does not ring

• Make sure the adapter and the phone cord are connected properly.

• Move the handset closer to the base unit.

• Check that the handset is correctly registered to the same base

unit.

• Make sure the handset (or base) ringer is turned on.

The phone does not dial out

• Check that the phone cord is connected properly.

• Check the handset is fully charged.

• Check that the handset is correctly registered to the same base

unit.

• The dialled number may be barred. See Call Barring section

• The keypad may be locked. See Handset Keypad Lock/Unlock

section.

CID does not work properly

• Check with your local phone company that the CID service is subscribed to.

• Let the phone ring at least once before answering.

The CIDCW call cannot be answered

• Check with your local phone company and select the correct recall duration.

Base charge light does not work

• Make sure that adapter is connected properly.

• Make sure the handset is making contact in the cradle.

The empty battery icon appears soon after the batteries are charged

• Replace the batteries with new ones.

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SMS is not working properly

• Check if the Service Centre numbers are set correctly.

• Check if the sub-address is set correctly.

• Check if the SMS service is ON.

• Clear all the messages from RESET > SMS MESSAGES menu

because some messages received can have errors. Please do this with caution as all the messages will be deleted once reset.

• Check with service provider if the SMS service is registered.

Wrong characters are displayed for SMS messages

• When the messages were sent with unsupported encoding, they will not be displayed correctly. Please ask the sender to use basic characters and default SMS encoding. Please contact the service provider for more information. This phone supports 7-bit GSM Default alphabets.

SMS Error Codes ‘01’

Problem: Make sure that adapter and phone cord are connected properly.

• Check if the phone is properly installed.

• Check if the SC number is correct.

‘02’

Problem: Transmission error

• Contact customer service if problem persists.

‘03’

Problem: Reject the message from SC

• Check with provider about the services available

‘04’

Problem: User Interruption

• Make sure that the line is not interrupted during SMS transmission.

‘C0’

Problem: SC busy

• Retry the transmission again later

• Contact service provider if the error persists.

‘C1’

Problem: No SC Subscription

• Need to subscribe or activate the account

• Check with service provider.

‘C2’

Problem: SC system failure

• Retry the transmission again later

• Contact service provider if the error persists

‘C3’

Problem: Invalid SME address

• Check recipient's address.

‘C4’

Problem: Destination SME barred

• Check with recipient if he/she can receive the message

• Check with service provider why the destination SME is barred.

‘E0’

Problem: Unknown SM-TE

• Make sure that Caller ID is not restricted.

• Add necessary prefix to SC number so that CLIR would be

temporarily off.

‘FF’

Problem: Unknown

• Unknown

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Warranty Information

This product is covered by a 12 month warranty against defective workmanship or parts. The warranty does not extend to damage caused by misuse, negligence, excessive voltage, faults on the telephone line or lightning. This guarantee in no way affects your statutory rights. Full details of the warranty are contained in the enclosed warranty card.

If you feel this product is not working correctly please consult the user guide and ensure that you are using the product in accordance with the instructions.

Remove all extra telephone equipment and connect only this telephone directly to the telephone socket.

If the fault is still present, connect another telephone (if available) to the telephone socket. The results will show you whether the fault lies with this unit or with the telephone line. If the product is working correctly the fault is on the telephone line. Please contact your network operator for assistance

To orders spare parts additional handsets, replacement batteries and in case of any technical issues you may have with product please consult our website for further information or send us an email for a prompt response to your enquiry. In the unlikely event of a fault developing, please contact us for assistance. If the product is then found to be faulty you will be asked to return it directly to us with a copy of the purchase receipt.

Australia

Oricom International Pty Ltd PO Box 5681 South Windsor, NSW 2756

Customer support

Email:

support@oricom.com.au Web: www.oricom.com.au Fax: (02) 4572 0939 Ph: 1300 889 785

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Oricom S6000 User Manual

Specifications and Main Features

Frequently Asked Questions

User Manual

Oricom S6000 Series

Safety Information

Contents of Pack

Your cordless phone

Basic steps to install

Battery Level Indication

Charging the Handset

Menu Overview

Menu Short-cuts

Basic Operations

During Standby

Making External Calls

Using Traditional Dialling

To End a Call

Using Pre-Dialling

Using Phonebook Dialling

Using Quick Dialling

Using Direct Dialling

Redial the Last Dialled Number

Using Re-Dialling

Redial the Dialled Number by Using Pre-dialling

Save the Redial Number in the Phonebook

Delete a Redial Number

Inserting Pause for PBX System

Receiving External Calls

Recall

Adjusting the Handset Ringing Volume

Handsfree Operation

Using the Handsfree Speaker

Adjusting the Receiver Volume

Using a (Optional) Headset

Microphone Mute / Un-mute

Page

Handset Keypad Lock/Unlock

Using the Phone Book

Storing an Entry

Low Power Mode

Reviewing the Phonebooks

Editing an Entry

VIP Ringing (Melody)

Caller ID

Call Waiting Caller ID

Call Log

Review the Call Log

Saving the CID record into phonebook

Deleting a CID Record

Using SMS

SMS Service

Setting up the Service Centre

Setting up the Sub-Address

Connection with the Service Centre

Saving Message

Exit from Compose Message

Receiving Message

Deleting the Message

Replying the Message

Reply and Delete the Message

Retrieving Message from Outbox

Calling the Sender’s Number

SMS Error Codes

Deleting all Messages in the Inbox

Deleting all Messages in the Outbox

Additional Features

Message Waiting Indication

Operator Services

Service Number Name Service code Service1 Call W ON *43# Service2 Call RTN *10# Service3 Call W OFF #43# Service4 Service5 Service6 Service7

Adding a Service

Reviewing Services

Dialling out the Service Number

Editing Service Number

Delete a Service

Prefix Matching

Call Barring

Handset Ringer Melody for Internal Calls

Handset Ringer Melody for External Calls

Ringing Volume for Base

Service Number Name Service code Service1 Call W ON 43# Service2 Call RTN 10# Service3 Call W OFF #43# Service4 Service5 Service6 Service7