Philips TD6726/BH199P, TD6726/BH191P, TD6726/BG051P, TD6626/BH301P, TD6626/BH191P User Manual

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SHARED PRV PHONEBK INTERCOM SERVICES SETTINGS CALL LOG REDIAL

MAIN ACCESS MENU

1.1 Earpiece volum e

1.2 Loudspeak er vo lu me

1.3 Headset volume

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Shared phonebo ok

Options:

Add Change Voice dial Delete

Private phonebook

Options:

Add Change Delete

Internal list: base and handsets

Options:

Rename Cancel registration

List of network services

Options:

Change Delete Add

Miscellaneous settings

Options:

1 Handset sounds 2 Handset settings 3 Base station settings 4 Answer phone 5 Line settings 6 Security

List of incoming calls and messages

Options:

Store Play Delete

List of outgoing calls (redial)

Options:

Store Delete Delete all

1.4 Ringer type

1.5 Ringer volume

1.6 Key tones

1.7 Earpiece tone

1.8 Loudspeak er ton e

1.9 Headset tone

1.0 CLI ringer

2.1 Language

2.2 Back light

2.3 Display con trast

2.4 Keypad lock

2.5 Babysit mode

2.6 Base selection

2.7 Registering handset

3.1 Base ringer type

3.2 Base ringer volume

3.3 Set date & time

3.4 Direct dial keys

3.5 Registration mode

4.1 Answer mode

4.2 Record memo

4.3 Personal OGM

4.4 Record ringer

4.5 Rings before ans w er

4.6 Voice prompts

4.7 Record quality

4.8 Remote control

5.1 Dial mode

5.2 Network type

5.3 Operat or type

5.4 Recall type

5.6 View total time

5.7 Music on hold

5.8 Pause insertion

5.9 Automatic prefix

5.0 Prefix setup

6.1 Call barrin g

6.2 Prefixes

6.3 Pin code protection

6.4 Change Pin code

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SECURITY ......................................................................................... 8

Security information .................................................................................8

Power connection .....................................................................................8

Telephone connection ..............................................................................8

Environmental protection .........................................................................8

INSTALLATION ...............................................................................9

Choosing the location of the charging unit and base station ....................9

Installing the charging unit on a level surface ................................................9

Wall mounting the charging unit ....................................................................9

Installing the base station............................................................................... 9

Installing or replacing batteries ..............................................................10

Power supply ..........................................................................................10

Charging and discharging batteries ........................................................10

Test .........................................................................................................10

USING THE TELEPHONE ............................................................11

Operating in "standby mode" .................................................................11

Making a call from the handset ..............................................................12

Making a call from the Zenia Voice 6326 base station ..........................13

Dialling a numbe r using the to direct dial keys..............................13

Dialling an emergency number using the key .......................................13

Making a call from the Zenia Voice 6626 base station ..........................14

Answering a call from the handset .........................................................14

Redial list ................................................................................................15

Purpose .........................................................................................................15

Viewing the redial list ..................................................................................15

Deleting an entry ..........................................................................................16

Storing an entry ............................................................................................17

Answering a call from the base station (6326 and Voice 6626) ............18

Adjusting handset or base station volume during a call .........................18

Switching on loudspeakers from the handset .........................................18

Putting an incoming call on hold ............................................................19

Recording a conversation from the Zenia Voice 6626 handset only .....19

Call log ...................................................................................................20

Identifying the caller .....................................................................................20

Call log function ...........................................................................................20

Viewing the list of unanswered calls ............................................................20

Viewing the call log ......................................................................................20

Deleting an entry from the call log ...............................................................21

Storing an entry from the call log .................................................................22

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Private and shared phonebooks ..............................................................23

Storing your callers telephone numbers .......................................................23

Viewing a phonebook entry ..........................................................................24

Making a call ................................................................................................24

Deleting an entry from a phonebook ............................................................24

Modifying a phonebook entry ......................................................................25

Voice dial (Zenia Voice 6626) ...............................................................25

Recording voice dial .....................................................................................25

Making a call via voice dial ..........................................................................26

Listening to a voice dial ...............................................................................27

Deleting a voice dial .....................................................................................27

USING THE INTERCOM .............................................................. 28

Making an internal call (intercom) .........................................................28

From the handset ..........................................................................................28

From the base station ....................................................................................28

Transferring an external call to another handset ....................................29

From the base station ....................................................................................29

From the handset ..........................................................................................29

Answering an internal call .....................................................................30

Starting a conference call ....................................................................... 30

Selecting the room monitor (Babysit mode) ..........................................30

USING THE ANSWER PHONE

(ZENIA VOICE 6626 ONLY) ......................................................... 31

Using the answer phone from the handset .............................................31

Switching the answer phone on or off ..........................................................31

Screening and intercepting incoming calls ..................................................32

Listening to messages received ....................................................................32

Deleting a message received ........................................................................33

Using the answer phone from the base station .......................................33

Switching the answer phone on or off ..........................................................33

Screening and intercepting incoming calls ...................................................33

Listening to messages received ....................................................................34

Deleting a message .......................................................................................34

Deleting all messages ...................................................................................34

Recording a personal OGM ..........................................................................34

Recording a memo (local message) ..............................................................35

Remote control of the answer phone ......................................................35

Checking messages remotely .................................................................35

Contents

SYSTEM CONFIGURATION ........................................................36

Overview of the configuration menu .....................................................36

Settings ........................................................................................................ 36

Using keypad shortcuts ................................................................................37

Handset sound settings ...........................................................................38

1.1 Earpiece volume .................................................................................... 38

1.2 Loudspeaker volume .............................................................................. 38

1.3 Headset volume .....................................................................................39

1.4 Ringer type ............................................................................................ 39

1.5 Ringer volume .......................................................................................39

1.6 Switching key tones on/off ....................................................................39

1.7 Earpiece tone .........................................................................................39

1.8 Loudspeaker tone ................................................................................... 39

1.9 Headset tone ........................................................................................... 39

1.0 CLI ringer (with caller identification) ................................................... 39

Handset settings ......................................................................................40

2.1 Selecting a language .............................................................................. 40

2.2 Switching the screen back light on ........................................................ 40

2.3 Display contrast .....................................................................................40

2.4 Locking and unlocking the keypad ........................................................41

2.5 Selecting the Babysit mode ................................................................... 41

2.6 Selecting the base station .......................................................................41

2.7 Registering a handset to a base station .................................................. 41

Base settings ...........................................................................................42

3.1 Selecting the ringer type (base station) .................................................. 42

3.2 Adjusting the ringer volume (base station) ............................................42

3.3 Setting date and time ............................................................................. 42

3.4 Storing direct dial keys (6326 base station only) ................................... 43

3.5 Putting the base station into registration mode ...................................... 43

Answer phone settings (Zenia Voice 6626) ...........................................44

4.1 Selecting the answer mode ....................................................................44

4.2 Recording a memo (local message) ....................................................... 44

4.3 Recording a personal OGM ................................................................... 45

4.4 Recording a personal ringer (Zenia Voice 6626 only) .......................... 45

4.5 Modifying the number of rings before answer ...................................... 46

4.6 Activating/ deactivating voice prompts ................................................. 46

4.7 Record quality ........................................................................................46

4.8 Switching remote control on .................................................................. 46

Line settings ...........................................................................................47

5.1 Selecting the dial mode .......................................................................... 47

5.2 Selecting the network type .....................................................................47

5.3 Selecting the operator type ....................................................................47

5.4 Selecting flash time ................................................................................48

5.6 Displaying/deleting total time for your calls .........................................48

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5.7 Switching music on hold on/off .............................................................48

5.8 Inserting a pause between digits .............................................................48

5.9 Automatically inserting a prefix .............................................................48

5.0 Setting up prefixes ..................................................................................48

Security ..................................................................................................49

6.1 Setting call barring .................................................................................49

6.2 Setting forbidden prefixes ......................................................................49

6.3 Activating/ deactivating Pin code protection .........................................49

6.4 Changing the Pin code ............................................................................50

List of all handsets registered to the base station (RC code) .................50

Renaming a handset ......................................................................................50

Cancelling the registration of a handset to the base station ..........................50

List of network services .........................................................................51

MAINTENANCE AND TROUBLESHOOTING .......................... 52

Base station problems ............................................................................52

Zenia 6326 and Zenia Voice 6626 base stations ..........................................52

Zenia 6326 base station ................................................................................52

Zenia Voice 6626 base station ......................................................................52

Zenia 6626 base station (continued) ............................................................53

Problems with the handset .....................................................................54

Maintenance ........................................................................................... 55

Handset indicators ..................................................................................56

Base station indicators ...........................................................................56

Character table .......................................................................................56

PERSONAL NOTES ....................................................................... 57

INDEX ............................................................................................. 58

Contents

Zenia 6326 base station

Loudspeaker

Volume control

keys

Internal call

key

Microphone

to keys: direct dial keys

Zenia Voice 6626 base station

Answer phon e

indicator

Memo record

key

Internal call

key

Microphone

External call key

On/off and busy

base station

indicator

Loudspeaker

Message

indicator

Volume control

keys

External call key On/off and busy

base station

indicator

With a view to improving products and services, Philips reserves the right to modify the specifications

Dial keys and answer phone controls

mentioned in this publica tion, at any time and without noti ce

Base station

Handset overview

KEYS DESCRIPTION

• Carries out operation displayed on the last line of the screen.

• Makes, accepts or ends a call.

• Cancels a character during input.

• Moves up one menu level.

• Enables you to use the "recall" function during a call.

• When pressed (for 2 seconds), returns to "standby mode", or during input, deletes all characters of the line.

• Switches the handset or base station loudspeaker on or off.

• Also allows you to make and accept a call.

• During a conversation, increases volume level.

• Allows you to sc roll through lis ts and menus to mo ve around so that you can insert a character when entering a number or a name.

• When pressed (for 2 seconds), locks or unlocks keypad.

• Allows you to use keypad shortcuts for the configuration menu.

Overview of 6326 & 6626 base stations

KEYS 6326 BASE STATION DESCRIPTION

• Internal call key.

KEYS 6626 BASE STATION DESCRIPTION

• Direct dial keys.

• Emergency dial number.

• Makes, accepts or finishes a call.

• Internal call key.

• Repeat previous message.

• Message play.

• Play next message.

• Record function.

• Play personal OGM.

• Delete message.

• Activate answer phone.

• Stop message play or record.

• Deactivate answer phone.

• Memo record function (local message).

• Also allows you to use the "recall" function while in a call.

Overview

Handset on charging unit

Earpiece

Incoming call or new

messages indicator

Display

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Alphanumeric

keypad

Overview of display screen

Displayed Indicates battery charge or discharge status. Displayed

Flashing Displayed

Flashing Displayed "Silent" mode is on. Displayed

Flashing Displayed

Not

displayed Displayed The current entry is at the beginni ng of the list.

Displayed The current entry is in the mi ddle of the list. Displayed The current entry is at the en d of the list.

Displayed

Answer phone is on. Answer phone is receiving or answer in g a ca ll .

Answer phone has messages. Answer phone has new messages.

An external call is in progress. Answer phone is receiving or answer in g a ca ll . An external call is coming in.

An internal call is in progress. An internal cal l is coming.

Handset louds peaker is on. Base station loudspeaker is on.

Link with base station is ok. Handset is not registered to any base station. Handset is out of reach of base stat ion.

The selected entry of t he sha red phonebook is associated with a voice recognitio n signal.

Handset

Microphone

Security

Your telephone features the most advanced technology for even greater ease and comfort of use.

Security information

For all countries, using this product is subject to approval by the authorities concerned. The wording of thi s approval appears on the label affixed to the back of the base station.

The marking on the product certifies compliance with technical regulations applicable at the date of approval (including user safety and electromagnetic interference) in accordance with the following guidelines: 73/23/CEE, 89/336/CEE, 91/263/CEE and 93/68/CEE.

• Avoid all contact with liquids.

• In order to avoid all risk of electric shock, never try to open the handset or the base station. Leave repairs to our after-sales service.

• Avoid all contact between the battery load contacts and conductor items (keys, metal clips, jewelry, etc.).

Power connection

This product is designed for 230 V single-phase alternating current and is not suitable for IT facilities as defined in the EN 60-950 standard.

Mains supply is classified at dangerous voltage security level, as defined in the EN 60-950 standard.

This device can only be shut off com pletely by u nplugging the power cable from the wall socket. The socket must be located near the device and easy to reach.

This device is not meant to operate in case of power failure. In order to call emergency services, please make sure that you always have access to a telephone not requiring power supply. If a powe r cut occurs while in a call, the telephone hangs up automatically and date and time may need resetting.

Telephone connection

Electric voltage of the telephone network corresponds to TNV-3 classification (Telecommunication Network Voltage), as defined in the EN 60-950 standard.

Environmental protection

Your telephone handset also benefits from the Philips EcoD esign program, which takes into account the relation between product and environment during its entire service life.

Please remember to observe the local regulations regarding the disposal of your packaging materials, exhausted batteries and old phone and where possible promote their recycling.

European agreement

"The equipment has b een appr ov ed p u rsu an t to Comm i ss ion Decis i on 99/ 30 3/ EC for pan-European single terminal connection to the public switched telephone network (PSTN). However, due to differences between the individual PSTNs provided in different countries, the approval does not, of itself, give an unconditional assurance of successful operation on every PSTN network termination point.

In the event of problems, you should contact your equipment supplier in the first instance."

: Product for use only in UK.

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Installation

: "This equipment is not designed for making emergency telephony calls

when the power fails. Alternative arrangements should be made for access to emergency services".

Choosing the location of the charging unit and base station

Place the charging unit near a 220 V/ 240 V - 50 Hz wall socket. In order to reduce possible interference, do n ot p lace the char ging unit an d the base

station at less than 50 cm from any other electronic equipment (telephone, TV set, computer, etc.).

The charging unit and the base station can be p l aced o n a flat su rface (desk) or wall mounted.

Do not install the charging unit:

• in a damp room,

• near a heat source,

• near obstacles, like thick walls or metallic structures.

Installing the charging unit on a level surface

• Plug the power cable into the charging unit.

• Place the charging unit on a level surface.

• Plug the power cable into a wall socket.

• Place the telephone handset on the charging unit.

: On ly use the power cable supplied with the device.

Wall mounting the charging unit

• Drill two holes into the wall, with vertical spacing of 65 mm, and insert the screws.

• Plug the power cable into the charging unit.

• Hang the charging unit on the screws.

• Plug the power cable into the wall socket.

• Place the telephone handset on the charging unit.

: Only use the power cable supplied with the device.

Installing the base station

Make sure the wall socket is connected to the correct 220 V - 240 V mains voltage.

• Plug the power cable into the connector (base station symbol ), then into the wall socket.

• Plug the telephone cable into the connector (base station symbol t), then into the telephone wall socket.

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Installing or replacing batteries Power supply

Your telephone handset is p owered by two rechar geable NiMh batteries , type AAA/ R03.

When replacing the batteries, please use the following model: PHILIPS MULTILIFE R03NM, or PANASONIC 650 mAh.

• Press the top of the battery compartment lid and slide it down.

• Insert new batteries according to the marking.

• Slide the lid back in place.

NiMh batteries must be disposed of in accordance with applicable waste disposal regulations.

: Never use non-rechargeable batteries, and only use recommended models.

The manufacturer disclaims resp onsibility if these recommendations are not followed.

Charging and discharging batteries

On first use or when new batteries have been inserted, charge the batteries for at least 12 hours. This precaution will prolong battery life.

A symbol located at the top of the display will appear permanently to indicate the battery charging status.

Each bar of the symbol represents about 1/3 of maximum charging capacity. While the batteries are being charged, the charge indicator flashes and shows the following symbols in sequence . When the symbol is displayed, the batteries are fully charged.

: The charging status indicator is only relevant after the f irst charging cycle

has been completed.

: After a complete discharge of the batteries, the symbol only appears after a

few minutes of charge.

If the symbol is displayed, batteries need charging. During a call, the handset switches off after a few minutes.

Test

When the handset and the base station have been installed, proceed as follows to make a call:

• Make sure the A symbol on the display is visible (if not, register the handset to

the base station (see “2.7 Registering a handset to a base station”, page 41).

• Press the key; the t symbol is displayed and you hear the tone.

• Dial a number; the figures appear on the display and the number is dialled automatically.

If a problem occurs during this test, check the battery charging status (see “Charging and discharging batteries”, page 10), the charging unit and the connection of the base station to the telephone line and the wall socket.

Installation

Using the telephone

Operating in "standby mode"

• Standby display:

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• "Standby mode" is the starting point for all other operations.

To choose a function from this mode, press the appropriate scroll keys or , as many times as required, in order to view the various menus which you have access to.

The following menus are at your disposal:

• "SHARED" (Shared phonebook),

• "PRV PHONEBK" (Handset phonebook),

• "INTERCOM " (Internal list),

• "SERVICES" (List of services),

• "SETTINGS" (Configuration),

• "CALL LOG" (List of incoming calls),

• "REDIAL" (List of outgoing calls). The selected menu is displayed on the last line of the screen.

To view one of these menus, press the key, the initial screen of the selected menu is displayed.

To go back to "standby mode", press the key for 2 seconds.

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Making a call from the handset

From "standby mode", dial the number on the keypad (up

PREDIAL 012345

RECORD

To correct an error:

• move the cursor using the scroll arrows or ,

• use the key to delete a character in front of the cursor,

• pressing this key for 2 seconds deletes the whole lin e.

CALL... 0123456789

REDIAL

EXTERNAL LINE Time 0’13

HOLD

END OF CALL Time 5’30

VIEW TOTALS

to 26 digits).

The dialled number is display ed on tw o lin es as you enter the digits.

Press the key.

The t symbol is displayed at the top of the screen. The number is dialled automatically and the display shows:

• the indication "Call",

• the number called.

Within 10 seconds, the duration of the call will be displayed. Use the key to put an external line on hold, (see “Putting

an incoming call on hold”, page 19).

To hang up, press the key again.

The display shows:

• the message "END OF CALL",

• the total duration of the call.

To find out about the total d uration of y our calls, press the

key.

Within 4 seconds, the handset reverts to "standby mode".

: You can also press the key to answer a call and simultaneously switch

on the handset loudspeaker. To hang up, press the key again.

: It is also possible to make a call by pressing the , key before dialling the

number.

Using the telephone

Making a call from the Zenia Voice 6326 base station

The handsfree speakerphone allows calls to be made or accepted without using a handset .

Dialling a number using the to direct dial keys

To use these keys you must have previously stored the numbers (see “3.4 Storing direct dial keys (6326 base station only)”, page 43).

Press the key.

The green light starts flashing and you hear the dial tone.

Press one of the direct dial keys

The number corresponding to the selected key is dialled automatically. The loudspeaker on the base station amplifies the sound. You can adjust the loudspeaker volume with the (increase) or (decrease)

keys.

To hang up, press the key again.

The green light stops flashing.

Dialling an emergency number using the key

First of all, the emergency number must have been entered using the telephone handset (see “3.4 Storing direct dial keys (6326 base station only)”, page 43).

Press the key.

The emergency number is dialled automatically. The green light starts flashing and you hear the dial tone.

The loudspeaker and the microphone of the base station are switched on automatically.

You can adjust the loudspeaker volume with the (increase) or (decrease) keys.

To hang up, press the key again.

The green light stops flashing.

Using the telephone

Making a call from the Zenia Voice 6626 base station

Press the key.

The green light starts flashing and you hear the dial tone.

Dial the number using keys to on the keypad.

The number is dialled automatically. The loudspeaker and the microphone of the base station are switched on

automatically. Speak in the direction of the microphone.

You can adjust the loudspeaker volume using the (increase) or (decrease) keys.

To hang up, press the key again.

The green light stops flashing.

Answering a call from the handset

When an incoming call is received, the handset rings. The green light and the symbol flash.

RINGING

SILENCE

RINGING 01712345678

SILENCE

RINGING SMITH 01712345678

SILENCE

: You can stop the handset from ri nging withou t answering the call by p ressing

the key. Your base station will continue ringing and the symbol appears.

: If the network supplies the caller's number, it appears on the screen. Also, the

name is shown if it is stored in one of the ph onebooks.

To answer the call, press the key. The t symbol stops flashing.

: You can also press the key to answer the call and switch on the handset

loudspeaker simultaneously.

To hang up, press the key again.

: Caller indentification is subject to network selection.

Using the telephone

Redial list

Purpose

Your ZENIA telephone stores the telephone numbers of the last 10 external calls that you have made from the handset.

You can view the list, call back your callers directly from the list, or you can modify it.

You can also store the telephone number in the shared or private phonebook.

Viewing the redial list

You can view the list of outgoing calls when in "standby mode" or during an external call.

From "standby mode", press the scroll ke ys to go to the "REDIAL" menu (Redial list).

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OPTIONS

The indication "REDIAL" appears on the last line of the display.

Validate by pressing the key.

The first entry in the redial list appears on the screen.

To scroll through the list, press the scroll keys and as many times as required.

: You can directly dial the telephone number corresponding to the entry

viewed by pressing the key.

Using the telephone

Deleting an entry

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REDIAL LIST 06543210

OPTIONS

REDIAL LIST Delete

SELECT

From "standby mode", go to the redial list.

The entry corresponding to the last call is displaye d.

Scroll through the list by pressing the scroll keys and

as many times as required.

The entry to be deleted is displayed.

Press the key.

Using the scroll keys and , select the "Delete" option to delete the currently displayed entry.

The selected option is displayed.

Validate by pressing the key.

REDIAL LIST

Deleted!

A validation beep is heard and the "Deleted!" prompt is displayed.

The current entry is deleted and the next one is dis played.

Using the telephone

Storing an entry

From "standby mode", go to the redial list.

The entry corresponding to the last outgoing call made is displayed.

Scroll through the list by pressing the scroll keys and

REDIAL LIST 01712345678

OPTIONS

REDIAL LIST Store

SELECT

ENTER NAME:



RECORD

SELECT LIST Shared

SELECT

as many times as required.

The number to be stored is displayed.

Press the key.

Using the scroll keys and , select the "Store" option.

The selected option is displayed.

Press the key.

Use the keypad to enter a new name (maximum 14 characters). Depending on the character to be entered, press the

appropriate key once or several times (see “Character table”, page 56). Use the key to delete the character in front of the cursor.

Press the key to confirm the new name.

The handset prompts you to select the phonebook where you wish to store the telephone number.

Select the phonebook using the scroll keys or (shared or private phonebook).

The selected phonebook is displayed on the second line of the display.

Press the key to select phonebook selection.

SHARED

Stored

The confirmation prompt "Stored" is displayed.

The handset goes back to the redial list.

Using the telephone

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