Oricom T1000-1, T1000-2, T1000-3 User Manual

Australia New Zealand

Oricom International Pty Ltd Atlas Gentech (NZ) Limited
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South Windsor, NSW 2756 Panmure, Auckland

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Touch Digital
Cordless Phone

Touch T1000 Series

User

Guide

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PACK CONTENTS

Depending on the model you have purchased the pack should contain the following items:

T1000-1 T1000-2 T1000-3

Base units 1 1 1
Cordless handsets 1 2 3
Charging cradles 0 1 2
Power adaptors 1 2 3
Phone line cords 1 1 1
Modular Australian adaptor plug 1 1 1
Handset rechargeable AAA

Ni-MH Batteries (1.2V 750mAh) 3 6 9
This user guide 1 1 1
Warranty card 1 1 1

If any of these items are missing, please contact the retailer where you purchased the product from. You may expand your
Oricom Touch T1000 by adding more handsets (T1050). These may be purchased separately from the retailer where you
purchased the product from or direct from Oricom (Australia only). The T1000 can accommodate a total of 4 cordless handsets.

• 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.

•Do not use your telephone during an electrical

storm/thunderstorm as it is possible to get an electric
shock. Refer to information contained in the White
pages directory.

• As there is a slight chance that the telephone could

be damaged by an electrical storm, it is recommended
that you unplug the phone from the mains supply and
telephone socket during an electrical storm.

•Follow the local regulations regarding the disposal of your

packing materials, exhausted batteries and used phone.
Wherever possible, recycle these 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.

•This telephone complies with applicable safety

requirements for exposure to radio waves (EMR). The mean
power of this telephone does not exceed 20mW limit
at which point testing is required.

• The earpiece of the handset may attract small metal

objects such as staples and pins. Care should be taken
when placing the handset near these items.

• 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.

•Privacy of communications may not be ensured when

using this telephone.

ENVIRONMENT AND SAFETY

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Make sure your base is:

• Located within reach of a mains power socket and

telephone socket.

• At least 1 metre away from other electrical appliances, to

avoid interference.

• Not located in humid or damp conditions, e.g. in a

bathroom.

1 Connect the base power lead and the telephone line cord

to the back of the base. Plug the power adaptor into the
mains wall socket.

2 For multi-handset packs only: Plug the charger power

adaptor into the mains power socket.

3 On each handset: Slide the battery cover off and insert

the batteries supplied following the markings shown inside
the battery compartment, then slide the cover back on until
it clicks into place.

4 Place the handsets in the base/charger handset cradle

and charge for 15 hours before use.

5 Plug the telephone line cord into the wall socket.

Attaching the belt clip

With the back of the handset facing you, align the belt clip
with the two slots on the side of the handset and push
securely into place.

Your Oricom Touch phone is now ready for use

ATTENTION

Congratulations on your purchase of the Oricom Touch
Phone with its high tech touch sensitive keypad. The touch
panel is much more sensitive than a normal phone keypad
and provides very fast and responsive keying - however
like most new technology it takes a little getting used to.

To get the best use out of your Touch Phone

• Pick it up from the rear and cradle it in your hand.

• During use, avoid touching the keypad area unnecessarily

to prevent accidental triggering of the keypad.

• The keypad will automatically disable when you hold

the receiver to your ear. The idea being, to reduce the risk
of accidental keypad presses while the phone is held
against the side of your face.

QUICK SET UP

Telephone socket

In-line filter
(not supplied)

DO YOU HAVE BROADBAND?

If you do you must connect a in-line filter (not supplied)
between the telephone socket and your Touch phone base
to ensure that your broadband and Touch phone work
properly. See below.

IMPORTANT NOTE: Ensure all phone sockets in use have
their own in-line filter.

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YOUR HANDSET DISPLAY

USING YOUR TOUCH PHONE AND BASE

Earpiece/Receiver

Display

Display with icons and blue backlight.

Up/Down

Press during a call to increase/decrease
earpiece volume. During standby use to
scroll Up or Down through the menu
options and through phonebook and
Calls log entries.

Talk

Press to make and receive calls.

Redial/Pause

Use to redial any of the last 20 numbers
called. Press to enter a pause in a number.

Alphanumeric keypad

Use to enter digits and characters.

When entering text, press repeatedly to
enter punctuation.

Recall/Cancel

For use with certain network services,
including Call Waiting. Press to delete an
incorrect character/digit. Press to return
to previous menu.

End

Press to end calls. Press to exit the menu
and return to standby mode.

Phonebook

Use to access the phonebook.

#/Conf

When entering text use to toggle between
lower and upper case. Press to start a
conference call.

Menu/Mute

Press to access the menu or confirm a
menu setting. During a call, press to mute
the microphone.

INT

Use to call another registered handset.

Find Handset (page)

Press to page/locate a misplaced handset.
(Located on the base behind the handset).

In Use/Message
LED indicator

Illuminates when
the line is in use.
Flashes when you
are connected to a
switcboard and you
have new voice
messages.

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Headset jack (2.5mm)

Explanation

Remains steady - the handset is in range with the base.
Disappears and OUT OF RANGE is displayed when the handset is out of range of

the base.
Keypad is locked. You cannot make calls, only receive them.
Automatic keypad lock - which is activated when the handset is placed against the side

of the face.
Displayed when the handset ringer is set to OFF.
Alarm is set.
Small letter entry activated.
An envelope indicates you have voice messages from your Network provider’s voicemail service.

(You will need to subscribe to your Network provider’s service.)
Always displayed, shows the battery status.
Battery is fully charged.
Battery is low and needs charging. LOW BATTERY will also be displayed.
Battery charging.

Symbol

Scrolling bars

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USING YOUR PHONE

CONTENTS

Touch Activated Keypad

Unlike other phones your Touch phone has a ‘touch
activated keypad’. The touch activated keypad will
automatically disable when you hold the handset receiver
to your ear. The idea being, to reduce the risk of accidental
keypad presses while the phone is held against the
side of your face. Likewise, the keypad also disables
automatically 5 seconds after the last key is pressed. To
‘wake’ the keypad enabling you to dial further digits, e.g. if
you are using telephone banking or want to access the
menu, just touch any of the numbers to reactivate the
keypad. When the keypad illuminates dial normally. It
is very easy to tell when the keypad is disabled, as
the keypad backlight will not be on. Additionally if you
want to manually disable the keypad when carrying
the handset to prevent accidental key operations, just
press followed by the key. The manual keylock
feature cannot be activated during a call. A key icon will
appear in the top left of the display to show the keys are
locked, pressing followed by the will unlock the
keys again for use.

To return to standby mode at any time, press

Make a call

Press , wait for the dial tone and dial the number.

Preparatory dialling

Enter the number first, then press to dial or to
cancel.
Press to delete digits.

Switch to handsfree/speakerphone during a call

Press . SPKR will be displayed. Press again to go
back to the handset.

Adjust the call volume

During a call, press or to increase/decrease
the volume.

End a call

Press or place the handset on the base/charger.

Receive a call

When the phone rings, lift the handset from the
base/charger and press .

USING YOUR PHONE 1

Touch Activated Keypad 1
To return to standby

mode at any time 1

Make a call 1
Preparatory dialling 1
Switch to handsfree/

speakerphone during a call 1
Adjust the call volume 1
End a call 1
Receive a call 1
Headset connection port 2
Redial a number 2
Mute ON/OFF 2
Call waiting 2
Page a handset 2

Phonebook 3

Store a phonebook entry 3
Dial a phonebook entry 3
Edit a phonebook entry 3

Delete a phonebook entry 3
Delete all phonebook entries 4

MENUS AND SETTINGS 5

Navigating the menus 5
Display settings 5

Display language 5
Display contrast 5
Backlight time 5

Handset settings 5

Handset ringtone 5
Handset ringer volume 5
Key tones 6
Recall time 6
Smart key lock On/Off 6
Manual key lock On/Off 7
Auto Answer On/Off 7
Handset Name 7
Reset to Default settings 7

Clock settings 8

Set the time 8
Setting caller ID display format 8
Set the alarm 8

NETWORK SERVICES 9

Caller ID 9
Call log 9
View/dial/edit from the call log 9
Store a number to the

phonebook 9
Delete an entry/all entries 10

Voice Message/Message
Waiting 10

To clear the icon manually 10

MULTI-HANDSET USE 11

Register a new handset 11
Select a base to use 11
De-register a handset 11
Make internal call 11
Transfer an external call 12
3-Way conference call 12

SIMPLE SOLUTIONS 12

How does the ‘Touch
Activated Keypad’ work? 12

Troubleshooting 12

GENERAL INFORMATION 14

Safety 14

Batteries 14
Cleaning your product 15

NOTES FOR OPERATION IN
NEW ZEALAND 16

REN (RN for New Zealand) 16
Caller ID 16

WARRANTY 17

Customer support 18