User Guide
NRX-1
The telephone for
the corporate user
Telephones of Distinction
Business Telephone Range
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INDEX
TELEPHONE LAYOUT
1. INSTALLATION
2. OPERATION
2.1 Dialing
2.2 Tone or Pulse Option
2.3 Mixed Mode Dialing
2.4 Pause Button
2.5 Other Network Services
2.6 Message Waiting
2.7 Last Number Redial
2.8 Adjustable Ringing Volume
2.9 Adjustable Ringing Tone Pitch
2.10 Privacy (Muting the Microphone during Conversation)
2.11 Impedance Matching
2.12 Receiver Volume
2.13 Modem / Data Connection Socket
2.14 Hearing Aid Compatibility
3. WALL MOUNTING THE UNIT
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TELEPHONE LAYOUT
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Wall Mount Tab
Ring Indicator
Tel No:
EXT:
Tone Button
ABC DEF
2 3
1
GHI
4
PQRS
7
MNOJKL
6
5
TUV
WXYZ
9
8
0
TONE RECALL REDIAL
Recall Button
PAUSE
NEW CALL
MUTE
Redial Button
Number Keypad
Pause Button
New Call Button
Mute Button
1. INSTALLATION
Connect one end of the coiled cord to the handset and the other end to the socket
at the left of the base unit. Replace the handset to the cradle.
Connect one end of the telephone line cord to the socket at the back of the unit and
connect the other end to the telephone socket at the wall. After connecting the
telephone to the line socket, the handset should be lifted to check dial tone is being
received. If the handset is not lifted, the telephone will take about 15 seconds to power
up during which time any incoming calls will not ring the unit.
2. OPERATION
2.1 Dialing
Lift the handset and dial the number (local call charges may apply). The telephone is
pre-set at tone mode. To terminate a phone call, simply replace the handset.
If you want to terminate a call and make another call immediately, you may press the
NEW CALL key once. The unit will terminate a call and let you dial the number for
another call.
2.2 Tone or Pulse Option
To find out whether you are on a digital exchange that accepts tone dialing, locate
the switch marked TONE / PULSE inside the compartment underneath the unit. First
try dialing out with the switch in the TONE position. If this is unsuccessful, switch back
to the PULSE position.
Note: Pulse (Decadic) dialing is not available on NRX Telephones sold in NZ.
2.3 Mixed Mode dialing (how to switch from pulse to tone in mid – call)
Even if your local exchange only allows pulse dialing, there may still be occasions
when you need tone dialing. For instance, when you call into a bank’s computer
system, you may be asked to enter number codes. You can only do this if your
telephone sends out tones when you press the keypad.
The TONE button helps you make change over from pulse to tone dialing in the
middle of a call.
Note: Pulse (Decadic) dialing is not available on NRX Telephones sold in NZ
What you do: Pulse – dial the telephone numbers you require.
When you are connected, press the “TONE” button
What you do: Dial the rest of the sequence you require.
What you hear: Each number you dial emits a tone
When the handset is replaced, the unit goes back to pulse dialing
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2.4 Pause Button
If the NRX-1 is being connected to a PABX system which requires the dialing of an
additional digit (most commonly digit “0”), a pause may be required for accessing the
external telephone line. The Pause key may be used for providing the pause period of
about 4 seconds while waiting for this dial tone after the first digit has been dialed.
This will be stored in the Last Number Redial memory and be automatically inserted
in the number when the LNR button is used.
2.5 Other Network Services
The NRX-1 is fully compatible with many telephone network services, which provides
a number of useful additional facilities, including three way calling, call diversion, call
waiting etc. If you are connected to one of the digital exchanges, you can access
these services via the Recall button on the keypad. For further details, please contact
your telephone service provider.
Note: PCT 200 6.8 For Call Waiting Services in New Zealand.
The recall facility of this product may not always operate correctly on some parts of
the telephone network or on some PABXs available on the NZ market. If this is the
case then "recall" can be activated by 'flashing' the switch-hook or by repeated use
of the recall.
Recall problems with this product are not to be reported to Telecom Faults Service.
2.6 Message Waiting
The NRX-1 has a built in LED neon lamp for message waiting indication. This is
compatible with various PABX systems providing such features. A Message waiting
switch is built inside the compartment under the unit. This switch enables the LED to
detect two different line signals by selecting switch position 1 or 2.
For 90V DC or AC message waiting signaling PABX the neon is used for indication.
Set the position of the switch to OFF as the LED is not needed for indication.
The default switch position is OFF.
Please note the compartment door should be replaced when settings completed.
2.7 Last Number Redial
If you dial a number and find it is engaged or there is no reply, replace the handset.
The number will be retained in the memory until you dial a different number. To redial
the last number automatically…
What you do: Lift the handset or press the NEW CALL key
Press the “REDIAL” button.
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2.8 Adjustable Ringing Volume
On the right of the unit is a switch, this adjusts the ringing volume of incoming calls.
From left to right it has three positions: off, low, high. Move the switch to the position
you require. In addition to the ringing tone there is a Ring Indicator Lamp on the
unit that will flash when the telephone is ringing as a visual indication. The Ringer
Switch does not control this Ring Indicator Lamp.
2.9 Adjustable Ringing Tone Pitch
The ringer tone ringer melody repetition rate can be adjusted in off hook condition,
as follows:
Pitch Setting Code
1 ‘Mute’ + ‘#’ + ‘3’ + ‘Mute’
2 ‘Mute’ + ‘#’ + ‘6’ + ‘Mute’
3 ‘Mute’ + ‘#’ + ‘9’ + ‘Mute’
2.10 Privacy (Muting the Microphone during Conversation)
During a telephone conversation, you may switch off the microphone in the handset
by pressing the Mute button on the telephone base. The mute LED will be flashing to
indicate that the microphone is muted and the other party, on the other end of the
telephone line is not able to hear your conversation. Press the Mute button again to
release the Mute function and the LED will be off.
Alternatively, you may also press the Mute button on the handset. As long as the
handset Mute button is pressed, the microphone mute function is activated. Releasing
the handset Mute button will re-enable the microphone for conversation.
2.11 Impedance Matching
The Impedance Matching switch inside the compartment in the base of the NRX-1
allows the NRX-1 to be connected to different types of PABXs. There are 3 positions
in this switch for selecting the matching impedance with the PABX. The NRX–1 has
been factory set in position “Complex”. The other two settings, 600 ohm and 900
ohm are suitable for certain PABX types.
Please note the compartment door should be replaced when settings completed.
2.12 Receiver Volume
It is possible to adjust the volume of the receiver by means of the slide volume at the
right side of the base cabinet.
2.13 Modem / Data Connection Socket
The NRX-1 has an additional socket marked MODEM, which allows the user to
connect an extra telephone, modem or fax machine to the telephone line. This socket
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is at the back panel of the base cabinet and has a removable plastic cover.
Only equipment complying with ACA standards and intended for connection to the
telephone network should be connected to this port marked MODEM.
2.14 Hearing – aid compatibility
The handset receiver is hearing aid compatible.
3. WALL – MOUNTING THE UNIT
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The NRX-1 can be wall mounted using the wall mount bracket installed on the
bottom of the unit.
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Dismount the wall mount bracket from the unit
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Place the wall mount bracket on the required position on the wall
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Drill two holes on the wall according to the distance as marked by two
mounting holes.
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Install the two screws supplied with the unit in the wall.
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Re-install the wall mount bracket to the bottom cabinet for the wall mount
position.
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Position the wall mount slots on the bracket of the unit over the two screws on the
wall. Pull down and lock into place.
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Beneath the earpiece section of the cradle you will find a small tab. Pull this up to
form the hook for the handset.
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When you are on the telephone, you sometimes need to put the handset down for
a moment. There is a special hook at the back (top) of the unit so that you can hang
the handset on the unit, when it is wall – mounted, without terminating the call.
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Polaris Communications Pty Ltd
393 Flemington Road, North Melbourne, Victoria 3051
Sales & Service: 1-800 078 036 Fax: 1-800 079 036
Email: sales@polaris.com.au Web: www.polaris.com.au
Polaris Communications Pty Ltd ACN: 006 102 601
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