Sagem D50T User Manual

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INTRODUCTION

Dear customer:

Thank you for purchasing a SAGEM DECT telephone; we appreciate your trust in us.

This product was manufactured with the u t most care, s hould you enc ounter a ny di fficul ties dur ing its us e, we recommend that you refer to this user guide. You can also find information on the following site:

For your comfort and safety, we ask that you read the following paragraph carefully:

Recommendations and safety instructions

Your DECT telephone must not be installed in a humid room (wash room, bathroom, laundry room, kitchen, etc.) unless it is 1.50 m away from a water point, or outside. Your telephone must be operated at temperatures ranging from 5°C to 45°C.

Only use the supplied power adapter, connect it to the base socket according to the installation instructions provided in this booklet and the indications on the identification label affixed to it (voltage, curr ent, el ectric networ k f requency ) mains outlet located nearby, the mains outlet must remain easily accessible

This telephone was designed for use on the public switched telephone network (PSTN). In case of a problem you must first contact your reseller. Only use the supplied telephone cord.

To avoid damaging your handset, only use certified rechargeable AAA batteries NiMH 1.2 V 600 mAH, never use non rechargeable batteries. Insert the batteries in the handset battery compartment respecting polarity.

For your personal safety, never place your handset on the base without the batteries, or without the battery cover, you could get an electric shock.

At the end of their useful life, batteries must be disposed of according to the recycling instructions presented in this booklet.

Your DECT telephone has an inside radio range of about 50 metres and up to 300 metres in open space. The immediate presence of metal parts (of a television for example), or of any electric appliance may result in range reduction.

Some sensitive medical equipment and safety equipment may be affected by the radiofrequency transmissions of your telephone. In all cases, we ask that you respect the safety recommendations.

In areas where storms are frequ ent, we recommend that you protect your telephone line usi ng a surge protection device.

This equipment does not function in the case of an electric network shutdown: for emergency calls, it is recommended to use another unit during power cuts

The CE marking certifies that the p roduct meets the essentia l requi rements of Dir ective 1 999/ 5/CE of the European Parliame nt and of the Counc il pertaini ng to mic rowave radio equipm ent and telecommunication terminal equipment, for the safety and health of users, for electromagnetic interference. Furthermore, it efficiently uses the frequency spectrum attributed to ground and spatial communication to prevent damaging interference.

(1) : With the exception of IT scheme installations defined in the EN60950 standard. (2) : In that case, use a self-contained cord telephone.

http://www.sagem.com/faq

(1)

. Your unit must be connected to a

(2)

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CONTENTS

Your telephone 1

Unpacking 1

Your base 1 Your handset 2 Connection 3

Getting started 5

Making a call 5 Receiving a call 5 During a call 5

Handsfree 6 Call transfer 6

During communication 6 Accessing the phonebook or call log 8 Recording a conversation (model with answering machine) 8

Secret mode 9 Ending a call 9 Entering a number in the phonebook 9 Sending an SMS 10 Choosing a ring tone 11

Menu structure 12 Your phonebook 14

Viewing the phonebook 14 Creating an entry 15 Using a phonebook entry to place a call 16 Searching for a contact 16

Performing a quick search 16 Performing a refined search 17

Editing an entry 17 Deleting an entry 18

SMS service 19

Sending a text message 19

Writing a text message 19 Sending an SMS 20

Reading a message 23

Modify the SMS mode 24

Viewing the memory status 24 Emptying an SMS folder 25 Sending SMS text messages from mobile phones 26

When replying to an telephone from a mobile phone 26 When sending a new message to an telephone from a mobile phone 26

SMS settings 28

Modifying the SMS centre number 28 Terminal number 28

Modifying the terminal number 29

SMS boxes (depending on the service provider) 30

Sub-Addressing 30 Creating a personal box 31 Viewing a message from a personal box 31 Modifying or removing a personal box 32

Call log 33

Viewing the received and dialled call log 33 Calling the last number dialled (Redial) 34 Calling a number listed in the dialled and received call log 34 Viewing the events log 35

Accessories 36

Alarm clock 36

Setting the alarm clock 36 Activating or deactivating the alarm clock 37 Modifying the alarm clock time 37 Changing the alarm clock ring tone 37

Timer 38

Changing the programmed time of the timer 38 Changing the timer ring tone 38 Displaying or hiding the programmed time of the timer. 39

Birthday alarms 39

Adding a new birthday alarm 39 Viewing a birthday alarm 40 Modifying or deleting a birthday alarm 40

Monitoring a room 40

Security 42

Locking/unlocking the keypad 42 Programming an emergency number 42 Modifying the base code 43 Defining the call time limit 44 Defining forbidden prefixes - Call barring 45 Authorising three-way calling 46 Confidential 46

Settings 47

Modifying the language 47 Programming a key 47 Modifying the date and time 48 Using the auto hang up and pick up features 49 Activating/deactivating the silent mode 49 Modifying the ringer 50 Activating or deactivating the beeps 50

Advanced settings/ Handset settings 51

Registering a new handset to a base 51 Modifying the base preference 52 Resetting the handset 52

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CONTENTS

Personal registering 53

Advanced settings/ Base settings 54

Using a handset to put the base in registration mode 54 Re-initialising the base 55 De-registering a handset 56 Renaming the base 56

Advances settings / Line settings 57

Modifying the network type 57 Modifying the dialling mode 57 Modifying the flash duration (R key) 58 Setting a PABX prefix 59 Modifying the confidential prefix 60

Answering machine (depending on model) 61

Enabling/disabling the answering machine 61 Modifying the OGM 62

Recording a personal outgoing message 62 Using a pre-recorded anonymous OGM 63 Deleting all your personal OGMs 63

Playing messages 64

Playing messages using the base 64 Playing messages using the handset 64 Remote access to answering machine 65

Deleting all the old messages 66 Recording a memo 66

TAM setting 68

Activating and deactivating call screening 68 Modifying the remote access code 68 Setting the message duration 69 Privileged access 69 Record mode 70 Number of rings 71

Appendix 72

Care and Maintenance 72 Problems 72

Features 73 Environment 74 Warranty 75

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YOUR TELEPHONE

Unpacking

Place the box in front of you, open it and make sure it contains the following items:

• one base,

• one handset,

• one battery compartment cover,

• one equipped power adapter,

• one telephone line cord,

• three rechargeable batteries,

• this user guide. If you have purchased a DUO pack, you will find in addition:

• a second handset,

• a handset charger,

• an additional battery flap,

• three additional rechargeable batteries.

Your base

With its prismatic design, it fits well into your family and professional environment.

Handset location

Power indicator light

Model without answering machine:

Fixed green indicator: Powered Flashing green indicator: Searching, handset

registering or in use

Model with answering machine:

Fixed green indicator: On - Answering machine off Fixed red indicator: On - Answering machine o n, no

messages

Slow flashing red light: Messages played Rhythmic flashing red light: The number of flashes

corresponds to the number of new messages received

Model with answering machine:

Previous message

Deleting a message (long press)

Model without answering machine:

Handset search (paging)

Next message Switching the answering machine ON/Off

(long press) Paging (long press) Message playback

Pause during playback

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YOUR TELEPHONE

Your handset

With its user-friendly design, you will appreciate how easy it is to hold and its quality during conversations.

LED Incoming message warning beeps

Display

Program keys

R key

Phonebook key Hang up Mark for the

visually impaired

The navigator key, a rapid selection tool.

Navigating

Speaker

Direct SMS access

Navigator Pick up

Handsfree Redial (long press)

Alphanumeric keypad

Microphone

To confirm or to access a sub-menu

To cancel, delete or go to the previous menu

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YOUR TELEPHONE

The visual display of your handset

Battery indicator Number of handset

Date and time

01/01 12:00

Mute Alarm

When the battery charge icon is at m inimum the hands -free functi on is turned o ff until the battery is recharged.

Name of programmed functions in

and keys.

Connection

Before making any connections, please refer to the safety instructions presented at the beginning of this user guide.

Connecting the base

Place the base where it should be located. Plug the telephone line connector (as shown in the illustration) into the telephone socket on the underside of the base and conne ct the other end to the telephone wall socket. Connect the power connector on the underside of the base and the other end of the cord to the power socket. The power supply indicator located on the base is green. Place the base in its final location.

Telephone socket

Power socket

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YOUR TELEPHONE

Handset set-up

Insert the batteries making sure to respect the polarity. Place the cover back on the handset by pushing upwards until it is completely closed.

Remove the protective film on the screen, place the handset on the base to fully charge the batteries.

The charging icon appears on the screen, it indicates the charging status. Once the icon is full, your batteries are charged.

Only use certified rechargeable batteries. For optimal battery charge, leave the handset on the base for at least 12 hours during initial use. During charging, the batteries may heat up, this is quite normal and without risk.

Replacing the batteries

Rechargeable batteries must be used with your handset. Proceed as follows:

Take the handset and turn it around so that the battery compartment is accessible.

Insert a sharp object (pen, paper clip...) perpendicularly in hole 1 as shown in the illustration and lift it upwards, the battery cover opens, slide it downwards as shown in 2 and insert the batteries making sure to respect the polarity. Place the cover back on the handset by pushing upwards until it is completely closed.

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GETTING STARTED

Making a call

0123456789 Record

UNKNOWN

Enter the number of your contact using the keypad keys.

Call

If you enter an inval id digit, pres s C on the navigator key to erase the incorrect digit. Press the green key on your handset to make the call.

You can also make a call by:

- Pressing the green key

- dialling your contact's number.

During communication, you can inc rease or d ecrease th e audio vol ume of your handset by pressing the

Receiving a call

When you receive a call your telephone rings. If you have subscr ib ed to a "Caller display" service, the caller's information appears on the screen (unless your caller has enabled the anonymous mode), otherwise the "UNKNOWN" screen is displayed.

to access the line.



or  key on th e navigator.

Pick up by pressing the green key or . To turn off the ringer, press the red key or . At the end of the conversation, press the red key .

During a call

During a call, numerous options are accessible by pressing Menu . Select the desired option in the following list:

- HANDSFREE: to activate the handset speaker.

- LOUDSPEAK.BASE: to ac tivate the ba se lo uds peaker ( answering machine

- CALL TRANSFER: to transfer the call to another handset.

- SECOND CALL: to make a second call.

- PHONEBOOK: to ac cess the phonebook .

- CALLS: to access the call log.

- SECRET: to mute the handset microphone.

- RECORD:

to record the conversation in progress

(depending on model).

model with

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GETTING STARTED

Handsfree

While having a conversation with your contact, you can enable the handset or base loudspeaker. Press Menu .

HANDSFREE

Return

0123456789

-R- Menu

CALL TRANSFER

Return

HANDSET 2

Return

HANDSFREE

ACTIVATED

Vol

Activ.

Valid

Call

Select HANDSFREE or LOUDSPEAK.BASE (model with answering machine). Press Activ. .

When pressing the green key while engaged in a conversation you automatically activate the handsfr ee mode of the handset, by

pressing it again you deactivate the handsfree mode.

The message HANDSFREE ACTIVATED appears on the screen. Increase or decrease the audio volume using  or .

Call transfer

You can now transfer the call in progress to another hand set.

During communication, press Menu .

Select CALL TRANSFER using  or . Press Valid .

Select the handset you want to call using  or . Press Call .

The handset called rings, once someone picks up transfer the call by pressing the red key .

To retake the call before it is picked up by the handset called, press Menu .

HANGING UP

Return

Select HANGING UP using  or . Press Valid .

Valid

During communication

During communication, yo u can r ec eive a se cond i ncom ing c all or pl ace a call to a second contact. You can then switch from one contact to the other, or have a conference (depending on your service provider and subscription).

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GETTING STARTED

Receiving a second call whilst on line. During communication, a beep is transmitted to your telephone by your service provider to let you know that you have a second call waiting. The information regarding the caller on hold is displayed on the screen.

Press Accept to take this new call.

SECOND CALL

Vol

-R- Menu

0123456789

Vol

-R- Menu

SECOND CALL

Return

PHONE NUMBER ? <Enter no>

-R- Menu

SECOND CALL

Vol

Valid

Your other caller is then put on hold and you can talk with your second caller.

Making a second call whilst on line. During communication, you can put your contact on ho ld and call a second

one by pressing Menu .

Select SECOND CALL using  or . Press Valid .

Select your contact's telephone number in the phonebook by pressing and press Valid or dial the number using the keypad and press Call .

The second call is then launched, with the first call still on hold.

To alternate from one call to the other Press Menu .

Select SWITCH using  or . Press Valid .

The call in progress is pu t on h ol d, and you c an th en take the second call.

To end one of the calls and continue the other one Press Menu .

Select HANGING UP using  or . Press Valid .

The call in progress is definitely terminated, and you can then take the second call.

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GETTING STARTED

To set up a conference (the two parties and yourself) Press Menu .

Select 3-PARTY CONF using  or . Press Valid .

3-PARTY CONF

-R-

0123456789

-R- Menu

PHONEBOOK

Return

Vol

Valid

You can then talk to both parties simultaneously.

To end the conference, press the red key .

Dual incoming call management can also be done via the R key

- Accepting a second incoming call: + .

- Making a second call during communication: + recipient number.

- Alternating from one call to the other: + .

- Ending a call and switching to the call on hold: + .

- Setting up a conference: + .

Accessing the phonebook or call log

During communication, you can access your phonebook to look up a telephone number, a name contained in an entry or information on calls stored in your call log.

During communication, press Menu .

Select PHONEBOOK or CALLS using  or  and press Valid .

Return to the communication menu using .

Recording a conversation (model with answering machine)

During communication, you can record an entire conversation or just a portion of it.

RECORD

Return

Tell the people you are speaking to that you are recording the conversation.

During communication, press Menu .

Select RECORD using  or  and press Valid .

Valid

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GETTING STARTED

RECORD

Return

REC.IN PROGRES Cancel

Vol

SECRET

Return

To start recording press Begin .

Begin

The message "REC.IN PROGRESS" appears on the screen.

End

• To end the recording press End . You return to the communication menu.

Secret mode

You can switch to secret mode at any ti me duri ng your conv ersati on. Your handset microphone will be switched off and the other person will not be able to hear you.

To activate secret mode: During communication, press Menu .

Select SECRET using  or . Press Activ. .

Valid

The SECRET MODE message will appear on the screen.

To deactivate secret mode: Press Exit .

Your correspondent will be able to hear you again.

You can also choose to deacti vate the s ecr et m ode by the C key on the navigator panel.

0123456789 Record

NEW NAME? <Enter name>

Ending a call

At the end of the conversation, press the red key .

Entering a number in the phonebook

Dial the number you want to enter in the phonebook.

Call

If you make an error while ente ring the number, press C to delete the error. Press Record .

The name input screen appears.

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GETTING STARTED

Using the keypad keys, enter the name of your contact by pressing successively on the keypad keys.

Example "Smith": .

Once the name is entered. Press Valid .

0123456789 Return

HOME

Return

EDIT SMS

Return

<ENTER TEXT> Exit

The number is displayed on the screen. Press Valid .

Valid

Select the icon according to the type of number entered using the  or 

Valid

arrow:

: home telephone number

: work telephone number

: mobile telephone number

: FAX number

Once the icon is selected, press Valid .

Your entry is created and is now in the phonebook list. You can see the beginning of your contact's name which is preceded by a number type icon.

The various phonebook functionali ties are described in the menu Your phoneb o ok, page 14.

Sending an SMS

You must first subscribe to an SMS service through your service provider in order to be able to take advantage of this feature.

Press the SMS key, a screen appears with the EDIT SMS option

Valid

highlighted. Press Valid .

Enter the text of your SMS using the keypad. Once you have written your

Select

message, press Select .

SEND

Return

On the navigator key , press  or  until SEND is displayed. Press

Valid

Valid .

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GETTING STARTED

012345 Return

Select your contact's telephone number in the phonebook by pressing

Valid

and press Valid or dial the number using the keypad. Once the number is entered, press Valid .

SEND TO 012345

Edit

A confirmation screen appears. It indicates the type of transmission and

Confirm

the number to which your message will be sent.

• If the information is accurate. Press Confirm . A message appears

• To change the phone number or modify the text message press

TRANSMISSION OK, STORE SMS ? No

Once the message has been s ent, yo u can sa ve a c op y of y our m essa ge.

Yes

It will be stored in the Sent SMS box.

Press Yes to save a copy of the message.

Choosing a ring tone

On the navigator key , press  or  until the SETTINGS screen is displayed, press OK to confirm.

Select RING TONE using  or . Press Valid .

EXTERNAL CALL

Return

RING 2

Return

Select EXTERNAL CALL using  or . Press Valid .

Valid

The active melody is played, select the new melody in the proposed list

Volume

and Press Volume .

on the screen indicating that the transmission of your SMS is in progress.

Edit . A screen allows you to choose the items you want to modify.

Once you are done making your changes, press Confirm .

VOLUME:

Return

Set the ringer volume using  or  to increase or decrease the volume.

Valid

Press Valid .

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MENU STRUCTURE

ou can navigate through the menus using the navigator key .

Phonebook

Option

Calls

Security

View

Call

Edit

Ring tone

Send SMS

Add number

New entry

Delete

Incoming calls

Outgoing calls

Events

Confidential.

Keypad lock

Emergency

Time limit

Restriction

Change Code

Intrusion

Edit SMSSMS

Read SMS

Memory

Empty Box

Settings

AlarmAccessories

Timer

Birthday

Room monitor.

SMS centre

Sub-Address

Private box

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MENU STRUCTURE

Program keysSettings

Date/time

Auto Hang up

Auto Pickup

Ring Tone

Language

Advanced Set.

External call

Internal call

Beeps

Silent mode

Set Hanset

Registration

Base Priority

Reset Hanset

Person.Registr

MessagesAns.Mach

On/Off

Outgoing mess.

Settings

Set Base

Set Line

Set TAM

Set SMS

Call screening

Remote Code

Mess.Duration

Priv. Access

Record Mode

No of rings

Registr.Mode

Reset Base

Delete Handset

Rename Base

Network type

Dial

Flashing

PABX prefix

Confid. Pref.

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YOUR PHONEBOOK

You can store 40 phonebook entries in your phonebook. Each phonebook entry can contain the name of your c ontact which can be a maximum of 12 characters long (spaces included), your contact's telephone number up to 24 digits and an icon identifying the type of number (work, home, mobile...).

You can associate a unique ring tone to each entry and thus create your own call groups. (To do so, you must activate the call display service on your handset; contact your service provider to fin d out abo ut thi s service.)

Viewing the phonebook

On the navigator key , press  or  until the PHONEBOOK screen is displayed, press OK to confirm (you can also use to directly access

your phonebook).

Avenin paul

Return

0123456789

Option

Avenin paul

The list of phonebook entries organised in alphabetical order appears.

The first time you access your phonebook, o nly the New el ement appears in the list.

Select the entry you want to view using  or . Once you have selected it, press OK to confirm.

You can call the number that is as sociated to the en try direct ly by pressing the green key .

Once the entry appears on the screen, press to display all of the available actions that can be executed via the phonebook entry:

- CALL: to call the number associated to the entry.

- EDIT: to edit the entry (name, number, icon).

- SEARCH: to search for another entry.

- RING TONE: to assign a unique ring tone to your handset that

will be used each time this number cal ls you (caller display service mandatory)

- SEND SMS: to send an SMS to a number associated to the

entry.

- ADD NUMBER: to enter a new number for the same name.

- NEW ENTRY: to create a new entry in the phonebook.

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- DELETE: to delete the entry from your phonebook.

- VIEW: to view the entry data.

Select the action you wish to perform using or . Press Valid .

To exit the phonebook, press the red key .

Creating an entry

Alphanumeric keypad key correspondence.

1 A, B, C, a, b, c, 2 D, E, F, d, e, f, 3 G, H, I, g, h, i, 4 J, K, L, j, k, l, 5 M, N, O, m, n, o, 6 P, Q, R, S, p, q, r, s, 7 T, U, V, t, u, v, 8 W, X, Y, Z, w, x, y, z, 9 special characters space, 0, /, +, @, -, $, &, % # , " . : ; ! ? ’ ( ) _

To enter text press successively on the desired key until the letter is displayed on the screen.

On the navigator key , press  or  until the PHONEBOOK screen is displayed, press OK to confirm.

<New> Return

NEW NAME? <Enter name>

NEW NUMBER?

HOME

Return

Select New. Press Valid .

Valid

The name input screen appears. Using the keypad keys, enter the name of your contact by pressing successively on the corresponding keys. In case of a mistake, press C to erase one character at a time.

Once you are done making your changes, press Valid . The number input screen appears.

Now, enter the name of your contact using the keypad keys. In case of a mistake, press C to delete one character at a time.

Once you are done making your changes, press Valid .

You can modify the phonebook entry by pressing Return .

Select an icon for this n umber, using or  to specify t he type of number :

Valid

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YOUR PHONEBOOK

Return

Avenin paul

: home telephone number

: work telephone number

Once the icon is selected, press Valid .

A new entry is created. It appears in the phonebook list. The name of this entry corresponds to the beginning of your contact's name which is preceded by a type icon.

: mobile telephone number

: FAX number

Using a phonebook entry to place a call

On the navigator key , press  or  until the PHONEBOOK screen is displayed, press OK to confirm.

The list of alphabetical phonebook entries appears.

Option

Select your contact using  or . Press the green key to make the call.

Your telephone displays the number called and automatically dials it.

Searching for a contact

When referring to your phonebook, you can search for a contact by:

, 

• navigating through the list using

• using quick search,

• using refined search.

Return

Mozart

Performing a quick search

Access your phonebook list, press successively on the keypad key which

Option

corresponds to the first letter of the name you are searching for so as to make it appear at the top of the screen.

Once the first letter of the name is displayed, wait a moment. The phonebook selects the first name in the list that starts with the selected letter.

Press  or  to select the specific entry that you wish to view or call, press OK to confirm.

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YOUR PHONEBOOK

Performing a refined search

In the phonebook menu, press Option .

Return

SEARCH ALPHA? <Enter char.>

EDIT

Return

Avenin paul Return

0123456789 Return

Select SEARCH using  or . Press Valid .

Valid

Using the keypad, enter the first three letters of the contact you are searching for. The phonebook positions itself to the entry which comes closest to those two characters. Press  or  to select the specific entry that you wish to view or call, press OK to confirm.

Editing an entry

To edit a phonebook entry (change the name, the number and/or the number type icon), enter the phonebook, select the entry you want to edit and confirm using OK to display it on the screen.

Once the entry is displayed on the screen, press Option .

Select EDIT using  or . Press Valid .

Valid

You enter the name input screen. The cursor is at the end of the name.

Valid

• The information is accurate. Press Valid .

• To correct the name, press C on the navigator key to delete characters. Make your correction s u sing th e key p ad k eys by press ing

successively on the corresponding keys. Once you are finished , press Valid .

You enter the name input screen. The cursor is at the end of the number.

Valid

• The information is accurate. Press Valid .

• To correct the number, press C on the navigator key to delete the numbers. Enter the new number and press Valid .

Return

HOME

Select the icon according to the type of number entered using  or .

Valid

Press Valid .

To exit the menu, press the red key .

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YOUR PHONEBOOK

Deleting an entry

To delete an entry, enter the phonebook, select the entry, confirm using OK to display it on the screen. Press Option .

DELETE

Return

DELETE ?

Select DELETE using  or . Press Valid .

Valid

A confirmation screen asks you if you wish to delete the entry.

Yes

• If you do not wish to delete the entry, press No .

• To delete the entry, press Yes . The entry is deleted from the phonebook.

To exit the menu, press the red key .

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SMS SERVICE

You can use your DECT telephone to send, receive and track SMS messages that will be sent to either another fixed S MS-capabl e telephone or a mobile telephone, The SMS sending and receiving functions of your telephone are only functional if your service provider offers the corresponding service to its subscribers.

To send and receive SMS text SMS messages, you need the telephone numbers of your Network’s SMS Centre.

Sending a text message

On the navigator key , press  or  until the SMS screen is displayed, press OK to confirm ( can al so be used to directly access the

SMS menu).

Writing a text message

EDIT SMS

Return

<ENTER TEXT> Exit

Once in the SMS menu, press  or  until the EDIT SMS appears. Press

Valid

Valid .

A text input screen appears.

Select

Using the keypad keys, enter the text message by pressing successively on the corresponding keys.T he capital letter s are accessibl e by long press

on . Alphanumeric keypad key correspondence depending on the activated

mode (capital letters or small letters).

’, 1, #, ,, ., :, ?, _,* a, b, c, 2 d, e, f, 3 g, h, i, 4 j, k, l, 5 m, n, o, 6 p, q, r, s, 7 t, u, v, 8 w, x, y, z, 9 s pe c ial character s espace, 0, /, +, @, -, $, &, % #

To enter text press successively on the desired key until the letter is displayed on the screen.

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Making a correction

If you enter the wrong letter, press C on the navigator key to delete one character at a time.

You can also move through the text to delete characters or insert new ones. Use  or  to move through the text. Once you have reach ed the location

where you want to insert or delete a character. Press Select .

INSERT CHAR.

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Select INSERT CHAR. or DELETE CHAR. using  or , depending on

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the operation you want to carry out. Press Valid .

Capital letters/Small letters

When writing your message, you can enter capital letters or small letters.

During the SMS input, press Select . Select CAPITAL LETTER or SMALL LETTER. Press Valid.

Special characters

During the writing process, certain special characters are accessible by doing the following.

Press the button, using  or  and the keypad numbers, select the desired character, use to validate.

List of special characters:

Sending an SMS

Once you are done writing your text message, press Select to select the type of delivery. You can choose between the following options:

- SEND: to realize a straightforward transmission.

- STORE: to save your text as a draft. It can be sent at a later

time. The draft message is archived in the "Draft" box.

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- CANCEL: to permanently delete the text message that you

- SEND +: to send the text message specifying options (refer

To transmit message

just entered.

to paragraph Editing before transmitting, page 21).

SEND

Return

Select SEND using  or . Press Valid .

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Enter or search for the receiver's number.

012345 Return

• Enter the number using the keypad. Press Valid .

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• If the receiver is listed in the phonebook as one of your contacts,

SEND TO 012345

Edit

A confirmation screen appears. It indicates the type of transmission and

Confirm

the number to which your message will be sent.

• If the information is accurate. Press Confirm . A message appears

• To change the phone number, edit or modify your text message, press

TRANSMISSION OK, STORE SMS ? No

At the end of the transmission, you can save a copy of your message. It

Yes

will be stored in the Sent SMS folder.

• To save the message, press Yes .

• If you do not want to save the message, press No .

Editing before transmitting

You can modify the following options, depending on the services offered by your service provider.

• Specify a recipient terminal number.

• Specify a sender mailbox.

press (refer to paragraph Searching for a contact, page 16). Press Valid . Your contact's number appears. Press Valid .

on the screen indicating that the transmission of your SMS is in progress.

Modify . Press Edit .

SEND +

Return

Select SEND + using  or . Press Valid .

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Enter the number of your recipient just like you do for the straightforward transmission (see previous paragraph). Press Valid .

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Answer the questions that are asked regarding the functions.

The transmitter personal box (page 31) selection menu only appears when at least one personal box is created.

Once you are done, a screen displays your receiver's number.

• To make a correction, press Edit . Make the desired corrections and press Valid .

• The information is accurate. Press Confirm . A message appears on the screen indicating that the transmission of your SMS is in progress.

TRANSMISSION OK, STORE SMS ? No

At the end of the transmission, you can save a copy of your message. It

Yes

will be stored in the Sent SMS folder.

• To save the message, press Yes .

• If you do not want to save the message, press No .

In the event of a delivery failure

An information screen appears indicating that your service provider was

CONT.

unable to deliver your message.

Press CONT. . Different options come up on the screen:

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Choose an action using  or . Press Valid .

SAVE

Return

Fail 00F0

- SAVE: to save your text in draft form. Once it is saved,

you will be able to resolve the potential problems and send your message at a later time without having to enter it again.

- TRY AGAIN: to attempt a new delivery.

- DELETE SMS: to permanently delete your SMS.

- SEE RECEIVER: to check the phone number or send the SMS

again.

- EDIT: to change the delivery ty pe and number or your

text.

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Reading a message

Your telephone has 4 different folders in which your SMS messages are stored.

- NEW: contains the unread messages.

- INBOX: contains the read messages that you have chosen

- SENT: contains the copies of sent messages that you

- DRAFT: contains the messages that you wrote and that

On the navigator key , press  or  until the SMS menu is displayed, press OK to confirm.

to keep.

saved.

have not been sent out.

READ SMS

Return

DRAFT (05)

Return

01/01 0123456789

Return

Hello ! Return

Select READ SMS using  or . Press Valid .

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A list of the different fol der s appear s. The n umber of messages contained

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in each folder is displayed in brackets. Using  or , select the folder containing the message you would like to

view. Press Valid . The list of messages conta ined in the folder is then displ ayed, starting with

Select

the most recent message to the oldest one.

The first 4 numbers indicate:

• the arrival time ( in 12 :00 form at) for the mes sage s receiv ed dur ing the current day,

• the arrival date (in 30/01format) for messages received previously or prior to the current day.

The following characters indicate the sender of the message if he/she is known.

Select the message you would like to view using  or , press OK to confirm.

The written message is displayed on the screen.

Select

According to the SMS mode selected, using  and  or and to scroll the text on the screen.

To return to the beginning of the message press .

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To return to the list of messages, move to the beginning of the message and press .

Modify the SMS mode

You can also read y our m es sage w i th d iffe ren t read modes. Three modes are available :

To activate one SMS mode, press Select .

- AUTO SCROLL: automatic scrolling,

- MANUAL SCROLL: manual scrolling,

- 2 LINES: the text is displayed in 2 lines.

SMS MODE

Return

ANSWER

Return

Select SMS MODE using  or . Press Valid .

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Select the SMS mode using  or . Press Valid .

Managing read messages

Once the message has been read, press Select and select:

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- REPLY: to write an SMS in response to the message

received (the receiver number of the new SMS will automatically be entered).

- ARCHIVE: to keep this message. It will be stored in the

"Inbox" message folder.

- TRANSMIT: to forward this message to a new recipient. You

will be able to modify the original message.

- DELETE : to permanently delete this SMS.

- CALL: to call the SMS sender number.

- STORE NUMBER: to save the SMS sender number in your

phonebook.

- SMS MODE: Allows to display the message on one or two

lines manually or automatic.

Select the desired option using or . Press Valid .

Viewing the memory status

You can store 30 different SMS mess ages. T hese c an be indi s cri minatel y distributed between the various folders. Once the number of stored SMS has reached 30, an information message will indicate that no new messages can be stored.

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Once the maximum storage capacity is reached, you cannot receive new SMS. To receive new message, p lease delete some of the stored messages.

On the navigator key , press  or  until the SMS screen is displayed, confirm using OK.

MEMORY

Return

EMPTY BOX

Return

NEW (12)

Return

EMPTY BOX ?

AVAIL. 25/30

Select MEMORY using  or . Press Valid .

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A screen informs you as to the number of messages contained in each folder (new, inbox, sent and draft). It also indicates the total number of messages stored and the amount of space available.

To exit the memory information screen, press Return .

Emptying an SMS folder

This function is used to delete all the messages contained in a folder. To delete the messages one by one refer to paragraph Managing read messages, page 24.

When you empty an SMS fo lder, no message linked to a personal box will be erased.

On the navigator key , press  or  until the SMS screen is displayed, confirm using OK.

Select EMPTY BOX using  or . Press Valid .

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Select the folder you want to empty by pressing  or  (New in the

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current screen). Press Valid to delete all messages in the selected folder.

A delete confirmation screen appears.

Yes

•Press No if you do not want to empty the folder.

•Press Yes to empty the folder.

To exit the menu, press the red key .

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Sending SMS text messages from mobile phones

Your telephone can receive messages from ANY mobile phone (both national and internationa l) provided the following i nstructions are followed.

When replying to an telephone from a mobile phone

Mobile users should select REPLY on their mobile phone and anywhere within the text of their message they must insert the fixed line telephone number with a # symbol before and after it.

This will ensure the message is successfully received by your telephone.

For example, when replyi ng to telephone number 0212 121212 anyw here within the text of the message the sender should add #0212 121212#.

When replying using the subaddressing feature

Please ensure that you enter the handset number at the end of the telephone number and before the # if you wish to send a private SMS which will be received privately on the telephone.

For example, if you wish to send an SMS text message privately to handset number 3 you would need to enter #0212 1212123#.

When sending a new message to an telephone from a mobile phone

When mobile users compose an SMS text message they must insert, anywhere within the message, the fixed line telephone number with a # symbol before and after it.

For example, when sending a message to telephone numbe r 0212 121212 anywhere within the text of the message the sender would have to add

#0212 121212#. The SMS te xt message should then be se nt to 07786 2 01

010.

When sending using the subaddressing feature

Please ensure that you enter the handset number at the end of the telephone number and before the # if you wish to send a private SMS which will be received privately on the telephone.

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For example, if you wish to send an SMS text message privately to handset number 3 you would need to enter #0212 1212123#.

Mobile users are advised to st o re th e text ser ve r number ( 07786 201 010) in their mobile phone directory.

New SMS text messages sent from mobile phones are sent to 07786 201 010 (SMS server) who forward the mess age onto the recipient.

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SMS SETTINGS

SETTINGS

Return

SMS CENTRE

Return

SND 147009110235029 Edit

REC 01612745990 Edit

Confirm

You can access the SETTINGS menu via the SMS menu or the

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ADVANCED SET. submenu in the SETTINGS menu.

Modifying the SMS centre number

This function enables you to modif y the number s of the SMS send ing and reception centres (depending on the service provider).

On the navigator key , press  or  until the SMS screen is displayed, press OK to confirm.

Select

SETTINGS

Select

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SMS CENTRE

An information screen provides the number of the SMS sending centre.

• To change the number, press Edit . Enter the new number in the input screen and press Valid .

• To keep the number, press Confirm .

An second information screen shows the number of the SMS sending centre.

• To change the number, press Edit . Enter the new numb er in the input screen and press Valid .

• To keep the number, press Confirm .

using  or . Press

Valid

To exit the menu, press the red key .

Terminal number

This number is configured at the factory and you do not usually need to modify it. However, if several SMS terminals are installed on you r line, they must have different terminal numbers. You must modify the terminal number for one of them.

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Modifying the terminal number

If you have several SMS-type devices connected to the same telephone

, you must assign a different number ranging from 0 to 9 to each

line

device. Remember to give you r contac ts th e te rmi na l numb er on which you would like to receive your messages.

SUB-ADDRESS

Return

NO. TERMINAL 9 Edit

Telephone line

MOTHER

FATHER3SISTER4BROTHER0COLLECTIVE

0123456789

Terminal number

For example, in the case of an SMS message addressed to the device FATHER your contact will send his SMS to:

(Telephone number followed by the terminal number)

If your contact forgets to include the terminal number, the SMS message will be sent to terminal 0 by default. If no device is parameterised with the terminal number 0, the message will be sent to you in the form of a voice message.

If you do not assign a different number to each SMS-type device connected on the same lin e, you will not be able to receive SMS.

On the navigator key , press displayed, press OK to confirm.

Select SETTINGS using  or . Press Valid .

Select SUB-ADDRESS using  or . Press Valid .

Valid

An information screen shows the current number of the telephone SMS

Confirm

terminal.

• To change the number, press Edit . Then enter the new number (included between 0 and 9). Press Valid .

• To keep the terminal number, press Confirm .

0123456789 2



or  until the SMS screen is

To exit the menu, press the red key .

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SMS boxes (depending on the service provider)

"Personal boxes" allow you to receive personal SMS. These SMS will arrive in the New folder, the box owner will be able to view them by entering the user code that he will have defined when creating his SMS box.

You can create up to 9 "per s onal boxes" which allow the di ffer ent us ers to manage their private SMS (transmission, reception, archive). Each box is protected by a code and identified by a number representing the corresponding sub-address.

Sub-Addressing

You have 10 sub-addre sses ( 9 pers onal and 1 col lective) assigned to your telephone line (telephone number). You can assign each one of these subaddresses:

• to a terminal (the SMS for this sub-address arrive in the DECT base collective box)

• or to a personal box (the SMS received for this sub-address arrive in the private password protected SMS box)

The sub-address is a number that must be added at the end of your telephone number (11th digit) by those who wish to send you SMS.

If you use the same sub-address twice for the same telephone line, your units may not receive the SMS for this sub-address.

Example:

MOTHER : Box 6 SMS sent to 0123456789 6

Telephone line

0123456789

Terminal number

Bertrand : Box 5 SMS sent to 0123456789 5

Collective box 0123456789 0

Collective box

0123456789 1

FATHER : Box 7 SMS sent to 0123456789 7

Collective box

0123456789 2

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Creating a personal box

On the navigator key , press  or  until the SMS screen is displayed, press OK to confirm.

Select SETTINGS using  or . Press Valid .

PRIVATE BOX

Return

< New >

Return

SMS BOX NAME:

< Enter name >

SMS-BOX CODE: < Enter code >

CONFIRM CODE: <Enter code>

Select PRIVATE BOX using  or . Press Valid .

Valid

Select New using  or . Press Valid .

Valid

Enter the box name. Press Valid .

If you enter a name that already exists, a mess age te lls you that the name already exists. The box name can have no more than 10 characters.

Enter the code associated to the box. Press Valid .

The user code must contain 4 digits.

Enter the code associated to the box again. Press Valid .

The telephone provides you with a ter minal nu mber a ssociated to the box. Press Confirm to keep this terminal number.

Press Edit to change the terminal number. Select one of the terminal

numbers available in the list. Press Valid .

The name is added to the personal box list.

Viewing a message from a personal box

On the navigator key , press  or  until the SMS screen is displayed, press OK to confirm.

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Select READ SMS using  or . Press Valid .

Select NEW or INBOX using  or . Press Valid .

The list of new messages is displayed, the messages addressed to a specific user are displayed in the following fashion: an arrow + "the name of the personal box".

Select the message using  or . Press Select . Enter the box code. Press Valid . Select READ, press Valid .

The message is displayed on the screen. For more details regarding the operations you can perform, refer to paragraph Reading a message, page 23.

Modifying or removing a personal box

On the navigator key , press  or  until the SMS screen is displayed, press OK to confirm.

PRIVATE BOX

Return

CHANGE CODE

Return

Select SETTINGS using  or . Press Valid .

Select PRIVATE BOX using  or . Press Valid .

Valid

Select the name of the personal b ox you want to mod ify or del ete using  or . Press Valid .

The following options are available:

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- CHANGE CODE: to modify the code associated to the user.

- EDIT NAME: to change the user name.

- MODIFY TERMIN.: to change the terminal number.

- CANCEL: to remove the user.

To delete a user at the end of a procedure, you mu st confir m deletion by entering the base's code.

If an SMS is sent to a personal box not listed on your telephone (or if this box was removed), the SMS will not be delivered.

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CALL LOG

This menu enables you to view the call or event lists of your telephone. The dialled call log presents the calls you made. The received call log presents the calls you received. The event log groups together all the new events that took place in your absence:

• reception of an SMS,

• new messages on the answering machine (depending on the model),

• calls received during your absence,

• operator message service.

Viewing the received and dialled call log

On the navigator key , press  or  until the CALLS screen is displayed, press OK to confirm.

INCOMING CALLS

Return

10:20 SMITH

Return

Choose INCOMI NG CA LLS or OUTGOING CALLS, using  or . Press

Valid

Valid .

The presentation screen for the last call received or dialled appears.

This screen presents the following information (depending on the service

Option

provider and subscription):

• the full name of your contact,

• the telephone number, date, time and duration of the call.

To view the previous calls, use  or . The calls are organized in chronological order, from the most recent call to the oldest call.

By pressing Option , a list of various executable actions appears:

- VIEW: To view the selected call again.

- CALL: To call the number.

- DELETE: To delete the call currently viewed.

- STORE NUMBER: To store the name and number in the

phonebook.

- SEND SMS: To send an SMS to your contact.

- DELETE ALL: To delete all calls.

To return to the call view screen, press Return .

To exit the menu, press the red key .

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Calling the last number dialled (Redial)

Your telephone has a shortcut key that can be used to automatic ally redial the last number dialled.

From the idle screen, press and hold the green key until the C all log screen appears. Release , the last dialled number appears. Press the green key again. The number is dialled automatically.

10:20 SMITH

Return

You can view the other dialled calls by pressing navigator key .



Calling a number listed in the dialled and received call log

On the navigator key , press  or  until the CALLS screen is displayed, press OK to confirm.

Select OUTGOING CALLS or INCOMING CALLS, using  or . Press Valid .

The presentation screen for the last call received or dialled appears.

Option

Use  or  to locate the contact you wish to call. The calls are organi zed in chronological order, from the most recent call to the oldest call.

Once the call is displayed on the screen, press the green key . The number is dialled automatically.

or  on the

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Viewing the events log

EVENTS !

2 MISSED CALLS

Return

NEW

If one or more new events occurred during your absence, the information screen "NEW EVENTS !" appears.

• If you do not wish to view the event log at this time, press C.

• To view the event log, press .

Once the event log has been viewed, the information screen disappears. You can however view it again via the "CALLS" menu.

A summary screen appears. It informs you as to the various events that took place during your absence:

• the new SMS received,

• new messages on the answering machine (depending on the model),

• the calls received during your absence,

• operator message service.

Choose the event using  or . Press Valid .

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The event appears on the screen.

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ACCESSORIES

Return

ALARM

Return

ALARM CLOCK OFF Edit

This menu offers you numerous additional functionalities:

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• Alarm clock: to use your handset as an alarm clock.

• Timer: to remind you of an event (programmed to s ou nd a t the end of a few minutes or a few hours).

• Birthday: the handset will ring at the set date and time to remind you of the name of the person to whom you would like to wish happy birthday.

• Monitoring a room: use a handset to monitor a room.

Alarm clock

The alarm function enables you to ac tivate the handset r inger every day at a set time.

When the alarm is triggered the selec ted r ing t one sounds for 60 sec onds through the handset speaker and an alert screen is displayed. To turn off the alarm press any key on the handset.

Setting the alarm clock

On the navigator key , press  or  until the ACCESSORIES screen is displayed, press OK to confirm.

Select ALARM using  or . Press Valid .

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An information screen shows the alarm clock status.

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- the time at which the handset will ring,

- if the alarm is on or off.

• To keep these settings, press Valid .

• To change the alarm time or status (on or off), press Edit .

A list showing the different settings appears.

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Activating or deactivating the alarm clock

To activate or deactivate the alarm clock without changing the time.

ACTIVATE

Return

ALARM CLOCK ON Edit

SET TIME

Return

TIME: Return

ACTIVATE ALARM?

RING TONE

Return

RING 2

Return

VOLUME:

Return

Select ACTIVATE or DEACTIVATE in the list using  or . Press

Valid

Valid .

The alarm settings information screen appears showing the new status.

Valid

Press Valid .

Modifying the alarm clock time

Select SET TIME in the list using  or . Press Valid .

Valid

Enter the time at which you would like the alarm clock to sound. Press

07:00

Valid

Valid .

The activation screen appears. Press Yes to activate the alarm.

Yes

Changing the alarm clock ring tone

To modify the alarm clock ring tone, select RING T ONE in the al ar m c lock

Valid

menu using  or . Press Valid .

The list of ring tones appears.

Select the desired ring tone using  or .

Volume

Press Volume to acce ss the volume setting screen.

Press  or  to increase or decrease the volume.

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Once the volume is set, press Valid .

To exit the menu, press the red key .

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Timer

The timer function activates the hand set ringer at a progra mmed time. You can view the programmed time on the screen.

Once the specified time has elapsed, the hand set rings for 60 seconds and the alarm screen is acti vated. Tur n off the a larm by pressing Stop . The

handset stops ringing.

Incoming calls are presented directly without interrupting the timer. If the programmed time ends during a call, the handset rings as soon as the call ends.

For access to the timer’s settings (Set time, ring tone and view), you must stop it when started.

On the navigator key , press  or  until the ACCESSORIES screen is displayed, press OK to confirm.

TIMER

Return

TIMER: 10 min Edit

SET DURATION

Return

TIMER: 30min

Edit

RING TONE

Return

Select TIMER using  or . Press Valid .

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• To launch the timer without changing the displayed delay, press

Start

Start .

• To change the programmed time, press Edit .

A list showing the different settings appears.

Changing the programmed time of the timer

Select SET DURATION in the list. Press Valid .

Valid

Enter the desired time. Press Valid . Press Return

to display the

timer activation screen.

The timer activation screen appears with the modification. Press Start

Start

to launch the timer.

Changing the timer ring tone

To modify the timer ring tone, select RING TONE using keys  or .

Valid

Press Valid .

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The list of ring tones appears, the handset plays the ring tone.

RING 2

Return

VOLUME:

Return

VIEW

Return

SHOW TIMER ?

Select the ring tone using keys  or . Press Volume to access the

Volume

volume setting screen.

Press  or  to increase or decrease the volume. Onc e the volume is set,

Valid

press Valid .

Press Return , the timer activation screen appears.

Launch the timer by pressing Start .

Displaying or hiding the programmed time of the timer.

To display (or hide) the time on the screen during its countdown, select

Valid

VIEW in the Timer menu using  or . Press Valid .

A screen appears indicating if you want to show the timer, press Yes .

Yes

Press Return , the timer activation screen appears.

Launch the timer by pressing Start .

To exit the menu, press the red key .

Birthday alarms

You can programme birthday alarms (10 alarms) on your DECT telephone. Your telephone will ring for 60 seconds and an alarm screen will appear to remind you of such events. The alarm screen will remain displayed until one of the keypad keys is pressed.

BIRTHDAY

Return

<New>

Return

Adding a new birthday alarm

On the navigator key , press  or  until the ACCESSORIES screen is displayed, press OK to confirm.

Select BIRTHDAY using  or . Press Valid .

Valid

Select New using  or . Press Valid .

Valid

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NAME BIRTHD.: <Enter name>

DATE: 26/11 Return

TIME: 12:20 Return

JOHN

Return

JOHN

22/10 12:25

JOHN

Return

Valid

Option

Enter the name of the person concerned using the keypad k eys. To delete a character, press the C key. Press Valid .

Enter the birth date using the keypad keys. Press Valid .

Enter the alarm activation time. Press Valid .

Viewing a birthday alarm

In the birthday alarm list screen, select the alarm you would like to view using  or , and press OK to confirm.

The birthday alarm entry appears on the screen. This entry consists of:

• the name of the person concerned,

• the birth date,

• the time at which you would like to be notified by the alarm.

Modifying or deleting a birthday alarm

In the birthday alarm list screen, select the alarm you wish to edit using  or . Press Option .

The following options are available:

- VIEW: to view the alarm data.

- EDIT: to change the alarm name or date.

- DELETE: to remove a birthday or organiser alarm.

- RING TONE: to set the ring tone that will sound when the alarm

goes off.

- NEW ENTRY: to set up a new alarm.

Select the desired action using  or . Press Valid .

To exit the menu, press the red key .

Monitoring a room

Two handsets must be registred on the same base to use this function. You can use your handset to monitor a ro om. This allows you, for example, to monitor a baby's room. To do so, place one of the handsets in the room to be monit ored. This unit will be in "sender" mode.

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ACCESSORIES

The other handset will remain with you, it is in "receiver" mode.

On the receiver handset: On the navigator key , press  or  until the ACCESSORIES screen is displayed, press OK to confirm.

ROOM MONITOR.

Return

HANSET 2

Return

- Room Monitoring Mode? Sender

- Room Monitoring Sender 2 Stop

- Room Monitoring Mode Receiver Stop

Valid

Call

Yes

Call

Select ROOM MONITOR. using  or . Press Valid .

Select the sender handset using  or . Press Call .

The sender handset rings, pick up using the green key .

On the transmitter handset: A screen invites you to activate the monitor mode (sender mode). Press

Yes . Both handsets are now in monitor mode.

• Place the sender handset in the room to be monitored.

The handset in sender mode does not ring to notify you of incoming calls. It can therefore be placed in a room where someone is sleeping.

• Keep the receiver handset with you.

When in monitor mode, the receiver handset can be used to make calls, dial the number or answer a call. At the end of the call, the handset will automatically return in monitor mode.

To stop monitoring:

- Press Stop on the transmitter set. The receiver set will automatically

return to the standby screen.

- Press Stop on the receiver set and confirm by pressing Yes and

Stop on the transmitter handset at the same time.

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SECURITY

Return

This menu enables you to change or customise the sec urity paramete rs of

Valid

your telephone. You can:

• lock the keypad,

• programme an emergency number,

• modify the base code,

• define the call time limit,

• define forbidden prefixes,

• authorise or deny communication to a number of handsets,

• hide your telephone number.

Locking/unlocking the keypad

You can also lock your keypad via the

On the navigator key , press or  until the SECURITY screen is displayed, press OK to confirm.

KEYPAD LOCK

Return

KEYPAD LOCK? No

KEYPAD LOCKED LONG PRESS ON * FOR UNLOCK

Select KEYPAD LOCK using  or . Press Valid .

Valid

To lock the keypad, press Yes .

Yes

A screen indicates that the keypad is locked.

Programming an emergency number

To lock/unlock the keypad, press and hold the keypad key for some time.

SECURITY

menu.

This function allows you to define an emergency number which can be enabled or disabled.

Once it is activated, the emergency number will be automatically dialled when the green key is pressed from the idle screen.

• Once activated, you can however call a different number with predialling by dialling a number and pressing .

The following types of num bers should not be programmed: F ire, emergency and police rescue services...

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SECURITY

On the navigator key , press or  until the SECURITY screen is displayed, press OK to confirm.

EMERGENCY

Return

OFF

EMERGENCY Edit

CHANGE NO

Return

EMERGENCY NO: <Enter no>

Select EMERGENCY using  or . Press Valid .

Valid

An information screen displ ays the curr ent stored emer gency num ber and

Valid

indicates whether it is enabled or disabled.

• To keep the setting, press Valid .

• To modify the setting, press Edit .

A list of various executable actions appears:

- ACTIVATE: to activate the emergency number.

- DEACTIVATE: to deactivate the emergency number.

- CHANGE NO: to modify the emergency number.

To modify the emergency number, select CHANGE NO. Press Valid .

Valid

Enter the new number using the keypad. You can pick a number from the phonebook. Press , make your selection and Valid . To activate/deactivate the emergency number, select the corresponding option. Press Valid , the active mode is set automatically.

An information screen presents the new emergency number.

• To modify the setting, press Edit .

• To keep the setting, press Valid .

To exit the menu, press the red key .

Modifying the base code

CHANGE CODE

Return

The base code (0000 being the default setting) is required to access certain security functions. It must be composed of 4 digits.

On the navigator key , press or  until the SECURITY screen is displayed, press OK to confirm.

Select CHANGE CODE us ing  or . Press Valid .

Valid

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SECURITY

OLD CODE: <Enter code>

NEW CODE: <Enter code>

CONFIRM CODE: <Enter code>

TIME LIMIT

Return

T = 000min OFF Edit

Enter the old base code using the keypad (default is 0000). Press Valid .

Enter the new base code using the keypad. Press Valid .

Re-enter the new code to confirm. Press Valid .

To exit the menu, press the red key .

Carefully note down the base code number. You will need this code to change certain settings.

Defining the call time limit

You can set your telephone's operating time. Once the call time limit is used up, it is no longer possible to make calls. To be able to call again, you will have to dea ctivate the call ti me limit or set a new limit.

If the time limit ends during a telephone conversation, communication will not be cut off. Once you have hung up, it will not be possible to make a new call. Calls between handsets (internal calls) are not affected by the call time limit.

On the navigator key , press or  until the SECURITY screen is displayed, press OK to confirm.

Select TIME LIMIT using  or . Press Valid .

Valid

An information screen displays the remaining time limit and its status.

Confirm

• To keep the setting, press Confirm .

• To modify the setting, press Edit .

BASE CODE: <Enter code>

EDIT TIME

Return

Enter the base code (default is 0000). Press Valid . A list of various executable actions appears:

- ACTIVATE: To activate the emergency number.

- DEACTIVATE: To deactivate the emergency number.

- EDIT TIME: To modify the emergency number.

Select EDIT TIME using  or . Press Valid .

Valid

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SECURITY

TIME (min) < Enter time >

RESTRICTION

Return

BASE CODE: <Enter code>

Enter the new time limit using the keypad (maximum 999 minutes). Press Valid , the active mode is set automatically.

Once the modifications have been made, the information screen shows the new call time limit.

To exit the menu, press the red key .

Defining forbidden prefixes - Call barring

You can prohibit the use of certain prefixes on your telephone. When a prefix is forbidden, it becomes impossible to call numbers that begin by this prefix.

Depending on the programmed prefixes, cer tain numbers will no longer be accessible. For example, if you programmed 06 as a forbidden prefix, it will not be possi ble to call a number that begins by 06.

On the navigator key , press or  until the SECURITY screen is displayed, press OK to confirm.

Select RESTRICTION using  or . Press Valid .

Valid

A base code input screen appears. Enter the code. Press Valid .

The prefix screen appears.

Return

CALL BARRING ? <Enter prefix >

ACTIV . RESTRICT ? No

Select an empty location (dashes) or a prefix to modify using  or .

Valid

Press Valid . The prefix input screen appears.

Enter the prefix using the keypad. Press Valid .

When all prefixes are programmed, press Return .

A restriction activation screen appears, press Yes to activate

Yes

restriction.

To exit the menu, press the red key .

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SECURITY

You can programme up to 5 forbidden prefixes.

Authorising three-way calling

The intrusion function aut horis es or pr events a second h andset regi stered on the same base from joining in a current conversation. If the intrusion mode is active, it is then possible to join a conversation in progress using another handset.

On the navigator key , press or  until the SECURITY screen is displayed, press OK to confirm.

INTRUSION

Return

INTRUSION ON Edit

CONFIDENTIAL.

Return

CONFID. Edit

Select INTRUSION using  or . Press Valid .

Valid

A screen displays the current status (on or off).

Valid

• To change the status, press Edit .

• To keep the status, press Valid .

To exit the menu, press the red key .

Confidential

This function enables you to hide your number when c alling someone that subscribes to a caller dis pl ay s er vice ( depending on the service pr ovid er) .

On the navigator key , press or  until the SECURITY screen is displayed, press OK to confirm. Select CONFIDENTIAL. using  or . Press Valid .

Valid

A screen displays the current status (on or off).

Valid

• To change the status, press Edit .

• To keep the status, press Valid .

To exit the menu, press the red key .

To programme a confidential prefix correspond ing to your service provider, Refer to pa ragraph Modifying the confidential prefix, page 60.

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SETTINGS

This menu enables you to change or customise the handset and base parameters.

Modifying the language

This function enables you to change the screen display language.

On the navigator key , press  or  until the SETTINGS screen is displayed, press OK to confirm.

LANGUAGE

Return

LANGUAGE Edit

ENGLISH

Return

PROGRAM KEYS

Return

ENG.

Select LANGUAGE using  or . Press Valid .

Valid

An information screen presents the current language used.

Valid

• To keep the setting, press Valid .

• To change the setting, press Edit .

Choose the desired language from the language list. Press  or  to

Valid

select the language. Press Valid .

The screen shows the new language used. Press Valid .

To exit the menu, press the red key .

Programming a key

This function enables you to programme the and keys on your handset giving you direct access to certain functions right from the idle screen.

On the navigator key , press  or  until the SETTINGS screen is displayed, press OK to confirm.

Select PROGRAM KEYS using  or . Press Valid .

Valid

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SETTINGS

(.)

SILENCE

Edit

SILENCE

Return

PHONE NUMBER

A screen presents the function currently assigned the key.

Valid

• To keep the function, press Valid .

• To modify the function, press Edit .

Choose from the function list the function you want to assign to the key. Press

Valid



or  to select one of the following functions:

•SILENCE •ALARM •TIMER

• KEY LOCK • NUMBER • REDIAL

• ANSW.MACH.

Press Valid .

With the number function, you ass ociate a telephone num ber to a program key. You can thus quickly call your contact.

Once the key is programmed, a screen invites you to programme the

key .

• To modify the function, press Edit .

• To keep the function, press Valid .

To exit the menu, press the red key .

Modifying the date and time

On the navigator key , press  or  until the SETTINGS screen is displayed, press OK to confirm.

DATE/TIME

Return

DATE: Return

Time: Return

Select DATE/TIME using  or . Press Valid .

Valid

A screen displays the current date.

8/04/03

Valid

Enter the date in DD/MM/YY format and press Valid .

A screen displays the current time.

1:15 Valid

Enter the time in HH/ MM format and press Valid .

To exit the menu, press the red key .

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SETTINGS

Using the auto hang up and pick up features

The auto hang up feature enables you to auto matic ally hang up by simply putting the handset back on its base.

If the auto hang up feature is on, communication ends when the handset is put back on its base.

When active, the auto pick up feature enabl es you to automatic ally pick up as soon as you remove the handset from its base.

On the navigator key , press  or  until the SETTINGS screen is displayed, press OK to confirm.

AUTO HANG UP

Return

A.HANGUP Edit

RING TONE

Return

SILENT MODE

Return

SILENCE MODE ?

Select AUTO HANG UP (or AUTO PICKUP) using  or  . Press

Valid

Valid .

A screen displays the current status (on or off).

Valid

• To change the status, press Edit .

• To keep the status, press Valid .

To exit the menu, press the red key .

Activating/deactivating the silent mode

When in silent mode, the telephone ring er and keypad beeps are in hibited.

On the navigator key , press  or  until the SETTINGS screen is displayed, use OK to confirm.

Select RING TONE using  or . Press Valid .

Valid

Select SILENT MODE using  or . Press Valid .

Valid

When you activate the silent mode, your handset is muted for all timer, organiser-type functions...

Press Yes to enable the silent mode or No to disable.

Yes

To exit the menu, press the red key .

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SETTINGS

Modifying the ringer

This menu enables you to associate a unique ring tone to incoming calls or internal calls (intercom).

On the navigator key , press  or  until the SETTINGS screen is displayed, press OK to confirm.

RING TONE

Return

EXTERNAL CALL

Return

RING 2

Return

VOLUME:

Return

RING TONE

Return

BEEPS

Return

KEYTONE

Return

KEYPAD BE ON

Edit

Volume

Valid

Select RING TONE using  or . Press Valid .

Valid

Select EXTERNAL CALL or INTERNAL CALL using  or . Press

Valid

Valid . Select the desired ring tone using  or .

Press Volume .

Adjust the ringer volume using  or , press Valid .

To exit the menu, press the red key .

Activating or deactivating the beeps

On the navigator key , press  or  until the SETTINGS screen is displayed, press OK to confirm.

Select RING TONE using  or . Press Valid .

Valid

Select BEEPS using  or . Press Valid .

Valid

Select the beep type using  or . Press

Valid

KEYTONE: the handset beeps when a key is pressed. BATTERY LOW: the handset beeps when the battery is too low. CHARGER: the handset beeps when you hang up the handset.

An information screen displays the beep status (active or inactive) for the selected item.

• To change the status, press Edit .

• To keep the status, press Valid .

Valid

To exit the menu, press the red key .

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SETTINGS

ADVANCED SETTINGS/ HANDSET SETTINGS

Registering a new handset to a base

To register a new handset to a base you must:

• put the handset in registration mode,

• put the base in registration mode.

Once this is done, the registr ati on ( mutual r ecogni ti on o f the b as e and the new handset) will be done automatically (registration can take a few seconds).

Take the handset to be registered: On the navigator key , press  or  until the SETTINGS screen is displayed, press OK to confirm.

Select ADVANCED SET. using  or . Press Valid .

SET HANDSET

Return

REGISTRATION

Return

Select SET HANDSET using  or . Press Valid .

Valid

Select REGISTRATION. Press Valid .

Valid

Press Yes to put the handset in registration mode.

Yes

The handset enters the registration mode. On the base:

Put the base to which you want to register the handset in registration mode:

• If your base is equipped with an answering machine: Press simultaneously on the two top buttons on the base for a few seconds

• If your base is not equipped with an answering machi ne: Press on the

button on the base for a few seconds.

The green light blinks rapidly, the base is in registration mode. The new handset and the base are mutually searching for each other. The

registration may take several seconds. Once the handset is registered, the handset automatically exits the

registration mode et lets you know the registration is done.

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SETTINGS

You can also set your base to the registration mode using a handset already regist ered by s elec tin g th e R egi stration function in the menu SETTINGS/ADVENCED SET/SET BASE.

Modifying the base preference

This function enables you to specify which base will be used by your handset to make calls (if your handset is registered to several bases).

On the navigator key , press  or  until the SETTINGS screen is displayed, press OK to confirm.

Select ADVANCED SET.. Press Valid .

Select SET HANDSET. Press Valid .

BASE PRIORITY

Return

PRIORITY AUTO Edit

5 AUTO

Return

Select BASE PRIORITY using  or . Pres s Valid .

Valid

An information screen presents the current base preference for your

Valid

handset.

• To keep the preference, press Valid .

• To modify the preference, press Edit .

A list provides the bases among which you can choo se the preferr ed base to which you want your handset to be regi stered. With the automatic mode you are not required to specify the preference.

Select the base preference using  or . Press Valid .

Valid

To exit the menu, press the red key .

Resetting the handset

When you reinitialise your handset, all the parameters are reset to their initial value (factory setti ngs ) wit h the ex cepti on of the phonebook, alarms (birthdays and organiser) and SMS parameters.

When resetting the handset, the security functions (forbidden prefixes and time limit duration) are not set back to their initial value.

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SETTINGS

On the navigator key , press  or  until the SETTINGS screen is displayed, press OK to confirm.

Select ADVANCED SET.. Press Valid .

Select SET HANDSET. Press Valid .

RESET HANDSET

Return

RESET HANDSET? No

PERSON.REGISTR

Return

1 BASE 1

Return

BASE 1 Return

Select RESET HANDSET using  or . Press Valid .

Valid

A confirmation screen will prompt you to confirm your request:

Yes

• To re-initialise your handset, press Yes .

• If you do not wish to re-initialise your handset, press No .

To exit the menu, press the red key .

Personal registering

To register a handset in the following cases:

• the base’s code is no longer 0000 (you have customised the code),

• you own several bases,

• you want to choose a name for your base (name displayed on the welcome screen),

• you want to choose the handset registration number.

On the navigator key , press  or  until the SETTINGS screen is displayed, press OK to confirm.

Select ADVANCED SET.. Press Valid .

Select SET HANDSET. Press Valid .

Select PERSON.REGISTR using  or , Press Valid .

Valid

Select the required base number. Press Valid .

Valid

Delete the current base name using C key (if necessary).

Valid

Enter the new name, press Valid .

ACCESS CODE: < Enter code >

Enter the base code. Press Valid .

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SETTINGS

The handset enters the registration mode, "HANDSET IN REGISTR. MODE" is displayed on the screen.

Put the base to which you want to register the handset in registration mode.

HANDSET 2

Return

Once the handset is registered, select the required handset number. Press

Valid

Valid .

On the base: Put the base to which you want to register the handset in registration mode:

• If your base is equipped with an answering machine: Press simultaneously on the two top buttons on the base for a few seconds

• If your base is not equipped with an answering machi ne: Press on the

The green light blinks rapidly, the base is in registration mode. The new handset and the base are mutually searching for each other. The

registration may take several seconds.

button on the base for a few seconds.

Once the handset is registered, the handset automatically exits the registration mode et lets you know the registration is done.

You can also set your base to the registration mode using a handset already regist ered by s elec tin g th e R egi stration function in the menu SETTINGS/ADVENCED SET/SET BASE.

ADVANCED SETTINGS/ BASE SETTINGS

Using a handset to put the base in registration mode

This function enables you to put the base in registration mode so you can register a new handset. To do so, the handset to be regist ered mus t be i n registration mode (Refer to paragraph Registering a new handset to a base, page 51).

On the navigator key , press  or  until the SETTINGS screen is displayed, press OK to confirm.

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SETTINGS

Select ADVANCED SET. using  or . Press Valid .

SET BASE

Return

REGISTR. MODE

Return

REGISTR. MODE? No

Select SET BASE using  or . Press Valid .

Valid

Select REGISTR.MODE using  or . Press Valid .

Valid

A screen prompts you to confir m the setting of the base to the registrati on

Yes

mode. Press Yes to enter the registration mode. The indicator light on your base starts to quickly blink green.

You base will remain in registration mode for about 1 minute.

You can also use the base buttons to put the base in registration mode:

• If your base is equipped with an answering machine: Press simultaneously on the two top buttons on the base for a few

seconds .

• If your base is not equipped with an answering machine: Press on the button on the base for a few seconds.

Re-initialising the base

When you re-initialise your base, all the base par ameters are reset to their initial values (factory settings), your SMS are not deleted.

On the navigator key , press  or  until the SETTINGS screen is displayed, press OK to confirm.

Select ADVANCED SET. using  or . Press Valid .

SET BASE

Return

RESET BASE

Return

RESET BASE ?

Select SET BASE using  or . Press Valid .

Valid

Select RESET BASE using  or . Press Valid .

Valid

A confirmation screen will prompt you to confirm your request:

Yes

• To re-initialise the base, press Yes .

• If you do not wish to re-initialise the base, press No .

Enter the base code using the keypad. Press Valid .

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SETTINGS

To exit the menu, press the red key .

When re-initialising the base, the base code becomes 0000 again.

De-registering a handset

This function enables you to de-register a handset from your base. This may be necessary if you have lost a handset or if you already have 6 handsets registered to the same base.

On the navigator key , press  or  until the SETTINGS screen is displayed, press OK to confirm.

Select ADVANCED SET.. Press Valid .

Select SET BASE. Press Valid .

DELETE HANDSET

Return

HANDSET 1

Return

UNREGISTER?

RENAME BASE

Return

Select DELETE HANDSET using  or . Press Valid .

Valid

Select the handset you wish to unregister in the list by pressing  or .

Valid

Press Valid .

A screen prompts you to confirm the unregistration. Press Yes to

Yes

unregister the handset.

To exit the menu, press the red key .

Renaming the base

On the navigator key , press  or  until the SETTINGS screen is displayed, press OK to confirm.

Select ADVANCED SET.. Press Valid .

Select SET BASE. Press Valid .

Select

Valid

RENAME BASE

using  or .

Press Valid

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SETTINGS

1 BASE 1

Return

NEW NAME? <Enter name>

SET LINE

Return

NETWORK TYPE

Return

NETWORK PUBLIC Edit Valid

Valid

Select the base for which you want to modify the name

using  or .

Press Valid .

Enter the new name using the keypad. Press Valid .

To exit the menu, press the red key .

ADVANCES SETTINGS / LINE SETTINGS

Modifying the network type

Your DECT telephone can be installed on a public or private network (when using a PABX). This function enables you to configure your telephone according to the type of network.

On the navigator key , press  or  until the SETTINGS screen is displayed, press OK to confirm.

Select ADVANCED SET.using  or . Press Valid .

Select SET LINE using  or . Press Valid .

Select NETWORK TYPE using  or . Press Valid . A screen presents the current status (public or private).

• To keep the status, press Valid .

• To change the status, press Edit .

The status is modified on the screen, press Valid .

To exit the menu, press the red key .

Modifying the dialling mode

Depending on the type of network your tel ephon e is li nked to, it uses tone or pulse dialling. This function enables you to configure your telephone according to the type of dialling used by your network.

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SETTINGS

The default dialling mode is tone.

On the navigator key , press  or  until the SETTINGS screen is displayed, press OK to confirm.

Select ADVANCED SET.. Press Valid .

Select SET LINE . Press Valid .

DIAL

Return

DIAL MODE TONE Edit

Select DIAL using  or . Press Valid .

Valid

A screen displays the current status (pulse or tone).

Valid

• To keep the status, press Valid .

• To modify the status, press Edit .

The status is modified on the screen, press Valid .

To exit the menu, press the red key .

Modifying the flash duration (R key)

If you connect your telephone to a private automatic branch exchange or use it in a foreign country, you may need to modify the flash duration in order to use your telephone correctly with regard to the following functionalities: outgoing 2nd call, incoming 2nd call, conference call. Contact your service pro vider to obtain the correct flash d ura tion and then modify it by doing the following.

On the navigator key , press  or  until the SETTINGS screen is displayed, press OK to confirm.

Select ADVANCED SET.. Press Valid .

Select SET LINE . Press Valid .

FLASHING

Return

Select FLASHING using  or . Press Valid .

Valid

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SETTINGS

FLASH T. 100ms Edit

100 ms

Return Valid

Confirm

An information screen presents the current flash duration.

• To keep the duration, press Confirm .

• To modify the duration, press Edit .

Select the new duration using  or . Press Valid .

The screen presents the new flash duration.

• To keep the duration, press Confirm .

• To modify the duration, press Edit .

To exit the menu, press the red key .

Setting a PABX prefix

If a private automatic branch exchange is used, you can programme the external call pref ix. With this function you can set the:

• PABX prefix number,

• dialled number length at which point the PABX will be automatically dialled (this length is called "digit before prefix")

• prefix status (on or off).

On the navigator key , press  or  until the SETTINGS screen is displayed, press OK to confirm.

Select ADVANCED SET.. Press Valid .

PABX PREFIX

Return

PABX: DIG:06

EDIT PABX?

ACTIVATE

Return

Select SET LINE . Press Valid .

Select PABX PREFIX using  or . Press Valid .

Valid

An information screen presents the PABX setting in progress. Press or

OFF

key.

Press Yes , to modify this setting.

Yes

Select the desired option:

Valid

- ACTIVATE/DEACTIVATE:to select a status.

- PREFIX: to enter the number giving you acc ess to

the outside line.

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SETTINGS

- EDIT LENGTH: to specify the «digits before prefix».

- EXIT PABX: to exit the menu.

To modify the prefix, select PREFIX using  or , press Valid .

PABX PREFIX

< Enter prefix >

DIG. BEF. PREF. < Enter length >

Enter the prefix using the keypad, press Valid .

To modify the digits before prefix, select EDIT LENGTH. using  or , press Valid . Enter the digits before prefix using the keypad, press Valid .

To exit the menu, press the red key .

Modifying the confidential prefix

This option enables you to modify the confidential code that will automatically be taken into account during a call if you have activated the Confidential option in the Security menu.

On the navigator key , press  or  until the SETTINGS screen is displayed, press OK to confirm.

141 Edit Confirm

CONFID. PREF.: < Enter number >

Select ADVANCED SET.. Press Valid .

Select SET LINE . Press Valid .

Select CONFID. PREF. using  or . Press Valid .

A screen presents the confidential prefix used.

• To keep the prefix, press Confirm .

• To modify the prefix, press Edit .

Use the keypad keys to enter the new prefix. Press Valid .

An information screen presents the new confidential prefix. Press Confirm .

To exit the menu, press the red key .

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ANSWERING MACHINE

ANSWERING MACHINE (DEPENDING ON

MODEL)

Your telephone's answering machine comes with two answering modes:

- Answer only: callers cannot leave you a message and an

- Answer and record: an OGM invites your callers to leave

The telephone answering machine models also offer the following functionalities:

- Anonymous mode with pre-recorded OGMs.

- Call screening.

- Remote message retrieval.

- VIP access.

Enabling/disabling the answering machine

When your answering machine is off, the base indicator is green. When it is on, the indicato r turns red. An icon als o appear s on the ha ndset display according to the answering machine mode used:

- Answer only

- Answer and record

OGM informs them of your unavailability.

messages.

ON/OFF

Return

ANSW. & RECORD

Return

On the navigator key , press  or  until the ANS.MACH screen is displayed. Press OK to confirm.

Select ON/OFF using  or . Press Valid .

Valid

A screen displays the current status of the answering machine (answer

Valid

only, answer and record or off).

• To keep the displayed status, press Valid .

• To change the status, press Edit .

• To activate the answer and record mode, select ANSW. & RECORD.

• To activate the answer only mode, select ANSWER ONLY.

• To turn off the answering machine, select DEACTIV..

Press Valid . The OGM that will be used is played. At the end of the playback, confirm

the new status of the answering machine by pressing Valid .

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If you have not recorded a personal OGM, the answering machine will automatically use the pre-recorded OGM.

You can turn your answering machine on or off using the base buttons. Press on the button until the base indicator light changes colour. The last mode used and its OGM are activated.

Modifying the OGM

In order to modify an OGM, you must first turn on the answering machine. The OGM that will be modified will be that of the answering machine acti vated (answer only or a nswer and r ecord)

Recording a personal outgoing message

On the navigator key , press  or  until the ANS.MACH screen is displayed. Press OK to confirm.

OUTGOING MESS.

Return

CHANGE

Return

RECORD OGM

Return

RECORD

Return

KEEP OGM ?

Select OUTGOING MESS. using  or . Press Valid .

Valid

Select CHANGE using  or . Press Valid .

Valid

Press Begin to start recording your OGM.

Begin

At the sound of the beep transmitted through the handset, start talking in the handset microphone.

To stop recording press End .

Begin

Your outgoing message is automatically played back.

At the end of the playback, a confirmation screen asks you if you want to

Yes

keep this new outgoing message. Press Yes to keep your OGM or No to record it again.

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Using a pre-recorded anonymous OGM

If you select the anonymous mode, your personal outgoing message will be definitely replac ed by the pre-record ed outgoing message. You will however be able to record a new personal outgoing message (see previous paragraph).

On the navigator key , press  or  until the ANS.MACH screen is displayed. Press OK to confirm.

Select OUTGOING MESS.. Press Valid .

ANONYMOUS

Return

ANONYM.ANOUNCE?

DELETE ALL

Return

DELETE ANOUNCE?

Select ANONYMOUS using  or . Press Valid .

Valid

Press Yes to replace your personal outgoing message with the

Yes

anonymous outgoing message.

The anonymous outgoing message fo r the answering machi ne mode used (answer only/answer and record) is automatically played back.

Deleting all your personal OGMs

If you delete all your personal outgoi ng messages, the answeri ng machine will automatically be deactivated.

On the navigator key , press  or  until the ANS.MACH screen is displayed. Press OK to confirm.

Select OUTGOING MESS.. Press Valid .

Select DELETE ALL using  or . Press Valid .

Valid

Press Yes to delete all the personal outgoing messages.

Yes

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Playing messages

When there are messages on your answeri ng machi ne, the base indi cator light blinks. The rhythm of the flash informs you as to the number of messages received (ex.: 4 short flashes correspond to 4 received messages). The new messages are played back first. Afterwards, the messages that have already been taken are played back in chronol ogic al order (fro m the oldest messages to the most recent messages).

The icon on the handset screen notifies you that there are messages that have not been played.

Playing messages using the base

Press the button to start the playback. Your messages are played back through the base loudspeaker.

During playback, you can use the base buttons to execute the following actions:

• Go to the next message:

• Go back to the beginning of the message:

• Return to the previous message: twice

• Pause playback:

• Start playback after pause:

• Delete the message being played back:long press on

MESSAGES

Return

PLAY

Return

The answering machine will automatically stop at the end of the last message.

Playing messages using the handset

On the navigator key , press  or  until the ANS.MACH screen is displayed. Press OK to confirm.

Select MESSAGES using  or . Press Valid .

Valid

Select PLAY using  or . Press Valid .

Valid

The messages are played through the handset speaker.

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Depending on your service provider and your subscription, the name and number of your contact will be displayed on the screen (except for confidential calls).

During playback, you can use the handset buttons to execute the followi ng actions:

- : delete the message being played.

- : go back to the beginning of the message.

- x2 : return to the previous message.

- : momentarily stop the playback (pause).

- : go to the next message.

Remote access to answering machine

You can access your answering machine remotely. This function enables you to retrieve your messages and access your answering machine from any other telephone located outside your home.

To remotely access your a nswerin g machine : Dial y our teleph one n umber and wait for the answering machine to come on.

When your outgoing message is played, press # and enter your remote access code.

The remote access code is 0000 by defaul t. However, i t ca n only be used once it is customised, refer to paragraph Modifying the remote access code, page 68.

A beep will indicate access to the ans wer machine. Any unread messages will be automatically played back. At the end of playback, a new beep will sound to let you know that the answer machi ne is ready. Yo u can carry out the following operations.

0 : delete the message being played 1 : go back to the beginning of the message 1 (x2) : previous message 2 : pause/play 3 : next message 5 : message read 7 : answer machine/recorder operating 8 : record 9 : answering machine off

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ANSWERING MACHINE

Deleting all the old messages

To delete the old messages one message at a time, refer to the previous paragraph and delete the unwanted messages during their play back.

On the navigator key , press  or  until the ANS.MACH screen is displayed. Press OK to confirm.

Select MESSAGES. Press Valid .

DELETE OLD

Return

DELETE?

RECORD MEMO

Return

RECORD MEMO

Return

REC. IN PROGRESS Cancel

PLAY MEMO

Edit

Select DELETE OLD using  or . Press Valid .

Valid

To confirm the deletion of all the old messages, press Yes .

Yes

To exit the menu, press the red key .

Recording a memo

This function enables yo u to leave a pers onal message on your answering machine. Until the time it is played, it will be considered like a new message by the answering machine.

On the navigator key , press  or  until the ANS.MACH screen is displayed. Press OK to confirm.

Select MESSAGES. Press Valid .

Select RECORD MEMO using  or . Press Valid .

Valid

Press Begin to start recording.

Begin

At the sound of the beep transmitted thr ough the handset, start talking into the handset microphone.

End

To stop recording press End . Your outgoing message is automatically played back.

Valid

• To keep the memo, press Valid .

• To modify the memo, press Edit

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ANSWERING MACHINE

SAVE MEMO?

To validate the memo, press Yes .

Yes

To cancel the memo or restart the recording, press No .

Once validated, your answering machine considers the memo as a new message until it is played.

The message NEW EVENTS is diplayed and replace the idle screen.

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TAM SETTING

This menu enables you to modi fy the advanced s ettings of your answering machine (depending on the model) You can access the Settings menu through the Ans.Mach. menu or through the Advan ced Set . subm enu of the Settings menu.

Activating and deactivating call screening

When activated, the call screening function enables you to listen to the message left by your cal l er as i t i s be ing r ec orde d. You c an pick u p at any time.

On the navigator key , press  or  until the ANS.MACH menu is displayed, press OK to confirm.

Select SETTINGS using  or . Press Valid .

CALL SCREENING

Return

SCREENING Edit

REMOTE CODE

Return

MODIFY CODE?

CODE BASE:

Select CALL SCREENING using  or . Press Valid .

Valid

A screen indicating the function status (on or off) appears.

Valid

• To keep the current status, press Valid .

• To change the status, press Edit , then Valid .

To exit the menu, press the red key .

Modifying the remote access code

The remote access code en ables you to listen to the messages l eft on your answering machine via another telephone.

On the navigator key , press  or  until the ANS.MACH menu is displayed, press OK to confirm.

Select SETTINGS. Press Valid .

Select REMOTE CODE. Press Valid .

Valid

Press Yes to modify the remote access code.

Yes

A code input screen appears. Enter your remote access code (default setting is 0000), press Valid to validate.

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TAM SETTING

ACCESS CODE: <Enter code>

MESS. DURATION

Return

DURAT. 30 sec Edit

30 sec

Return

Enter the new remote access code (4 digits mandatory). Press Valid .

To exit the menu, press the red key .

Setting the message duration

This duration corresponds to the r ecor din g time that the c all er w ill hav e to leave you his message.

On the navigator key , press  or  until the ANS.MACH menu is displayed, press OK to confirm.

Select SETTINGS. Press Valid .

Select MESS. DURATION using  or . Press Valid .

Valid

A screen indicating the maximum authorised recording time for each

Confirm

message appears.

• To keep the current duration, press Confirm .

• To modify the current duration, press Edit .

During the duration modification, a list of the message durations appears

Valid

on the screen.

Select the desired duration using  or . Press Valid .

To exit the menu, press the red key .

Privileged access

This service enables you to switch off the handset ringer for all incoming calls when you do not want to be disturbed, except for privileged calls. During the reception of a call, the answering machine will switch on after a certain number of (muted) rings that you will have set and the caller will be able to leave you a message. You can programme your telephone in such a way that it will only ring when specific callers call. To achieve this, they will need to dial key and a privileged code when they hear the outgoing message. Once the code has been entered, your telephone rings.



(star)

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TAM SETTING

On the navigator key , press  or  until the ANS.MACH menu is displayed, press OK to confirm.

Select SETTINGS. Press Valid .

PRIV.ACCESS

Return

CODE: 000

Edit

CODE BASE: <Enter code>

ACTIV. ACCESS ?

OFF

Select PRIV.ACCESS using  or . Press Valid .

Valid

The following information is displayed on the screen:

Confirm

• the privileged access code,

• the service status.

Press Edit to modify the information displayed on the screen.

Modify the code displayed on the screen. Press Valid .

Give the privileged access code to your privileged callers. When



calling you, they can dial

(star) key and the privileged code

when they hear the outgoing message.

Press Yes to activate the privileged access mode.

Yes

To exit the menu, press the red key .

Record mode

The record mode enables you to modify the re cording ti me capaci ty of the answering machine.

Two quality levels are available:

• Superior quality: for a 15 minute high-quality capacity.

• Standard quality: for a 25 minute normal-quality capacity.

Modifying the message recording quality does not affect the quality of the outgoing message.

RECORD MODE

Return

On the navigator key , press  or  until the ANS.MACH menu is displayed, press OK to confirm.

Select SETTINGS. Press Valid .

Select RECORD MODE using  or . Press Valid .

Valid

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TAM SETTING

QUALITY Edit

NO OF RINGS

Return

NO RINGS 4 Edit

Return

HIGHT

Press Edit to modify the recording quality level displayed on the

Valid

screen. Press Valid .

To exit the menu, press the red key .

Number of rings

This parameter enables you to set the number of times your telephone rings before the answering machine answers a call. The number of rings can be set between 2 and 7. You can also select the Time saver mode. The Time saver mode au tomatically deter mines the numb er of rings b ased on the number of messages left on the answering machine. If there are no new messages o n the answerin g machine, the number of rings will be 4, otherwise the number of rings will be 2.

On the navigator key , press  or  until the ANS.MACH menu is displayed, press OK to confirm.

Select SETTINGS. Press Valid .

Select NO OF RINGS using  or . Press Valid .

Valid

The programmed number of rings is displayed on the screen.

Confirm

Press Edit to modify the current number. In the list, select the desired number of rings (between 2 and 7) using 

Valid

or  or the Time saver mode, and press Valid .

To exit the menu, press the red key .

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APPENDIX

Care and Maintenance

Use a slightly damp cloth to wipe the base and handset, do not use a dry cloth as this may cause electrostatic charges.

Problems

Refer to the table presented below in case of an operational malfunction:

Problems Remedies

The base indicator light is not lit Make sure that :

The handset display is blank Make sure the batteries are properly installed.

The handset does not ring during an incoming call

No radio link between the handset and b ase The network indicator icon flashes

You obtain a "busy" dial tone for each dialled number

You cannot send or receive SMSs

• the power adapter is properly connected to a power socket.

• the power connector is properly plugged into the base.

• your fuse and circuit-breaker are in working order and that the power socket is powered.

Place the handset on the base and fully charge the batteries. To increase the life of your batteries, you can perform this operation about every two months. If these precautionary measures do not resolve this issue, replacement batteries are available through your reseller. As time goes by, you may notice a slight decrease in battery performance. Use your handset until the battery is fully discharged, and then charge it for at least 12 hours.

Make sure that the telephone is properly connected and that you have a dial tone. Make sure your telephone is not set to silent mode (see pargraph Settings).

Make sure the handset is registered by moving closer to the base, if it is registered correctly, the handset screen should display its own handset numb er. Otherwise, register the handset to the base. See “R egister ing a new han dset to a base”, page 51.

Make sure no one else is using another handset (if the intrusion mode is deactived). Make sure that the dial mode (tone or pulse dialling) is compatible with your telephone line or your automatic branch exchange. Make sure your time limit has not run out (if activated). Make sure you are not on call restriction (if activated)

Make sure you have subscribed to a caller display service. Find out if the SMS service is in fact activated on your line. Obtain the server numbers from your service provider and make sure they are identical to the numbers on your handset. Have you provided your contacts with the right terminal number?

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FEATURES

Functions Default settings Functions Default settings

SMS Beeps All active

SMS sending centre

SMS reception centre Depending on the

Alarm clock Off Auto Hang up On Timer Off Auto Pick up Off Room monitor Off Language English

Keypad lock Off •Line settings Emergency Off Network type Public Base code 0000 Dial Tone Time limit Off Flashing 100 ms

Restriction Off PABX prefix Off Intrusion Off Confid. Pref. O f f

Ringer (Ext/Int) Ring 2 / Ring 3 Base name Base 1 Silent mode Off

Depending on the service provider

Program keys Silence / Alarm

service provider

ACCESSORIES Date/Time 00:00 // 01/01/03

SECURITY Advanced settings

RING TONES •Base settings

SETTINGS

Telephone features

Number of channels 120 Autonomy Radio frequency band 1,88 - 1,90 GHz standby time 240 hours Duplex mode TDMA talk time 15 hours Spacing between 1,728 MHz Handset range

Bit rate 1152 Kbit/s open space up to 300 m Modulation GFSK inside building up to 50 m Vocoding ADPCM B ase dimensions 167 x 113 x 65 mm Transmitting power 250 mW Base weight 193 g Base operating voltage 230 V , 50/60 Hz Handset dimensions 140 x 51 x 30 mm Charging time 12 hours Handset weight 152 g

All of this data is provided to you for information purposes only. S agem SA reserves the right to make any changes without notice.

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ENVIRONMENT

Preserving the environm ent in a du rable devel opmental l ogic i s a pri mary conc ern f or SAGEM SA.

SAGEM SA industrial sites comply with the environmental standards for emissions produced by all of its activities.

Design guidelines for this product were put into place to minimize the environmental impact during its life cycle.

The improvement axes defined in the eco-design program during the development of the D50T/V product were as follows:

Defining environmentally friendly packaging:

• Optimizing the packaging size in order to use a minimum of raw material.

• Using recycled and recyclable materials.

Improving the recyclable character of the product at the end of life:

• Reducing the number of materials used in making the product.

• Taking into account, during the design phase, the dismantling of the used product for recycling.

• Avoiding the use of PBDE flame retardants.

This user guide is printed on recycled pa per.

The presence of this logo on the packaging indicates that SAGEM SA pays a contribution to the ECO-EMBALLAGES company. This contribution allows ECO-EMBALLAGES to develop infrastructures working with lo cal author i ties to improve package recovery and recycling.

The batteries found in the product must never be discarded in the environment or in refuse containers used for other waste. Waste collection points are made available in town halls, retails stores, and large surface stores for the disposal of such products.

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WARRANTY

Warranty Conditions for the SAGEM D10/50/70 Dectphones

The new equipment attached hereto (the "Equipment") is warranted (spare-parts and maintenance) by SAGEM Communication UK Ltd ("SAGEM" ), su bject always to the following conditions, against all manufacturing defects for a period of twelv e (12) months from t he date o f purchase of the equipment (the " Warranty"). The Warranty is subject always to proof of purchase being provided to SAGEM's reasonable satisfaction. Therefore, we would recommend that you keep your purchase invoice or proof of purchase in a safe place in order to avoid any future problems. To avoid any doubt any accessories intended for use with the Equipment (such as batteri es, line co rds etc.) shall be warranted fo r the sho rter of (i) the w arranty period stipulated in documentati on accompan ying such access ories or (ii ) three (3) months from the date of purchase (as identified by valid proof of purchase).

Any and all Equipment which has required to be repaired during the above Warranty is thereinafter warranted (spare-parts and labour only) * by SAGEM until the later of (i) Expiry of the above warranty period set out above or (ii) three (3) months from the date on which SAGEM carried out the intervention.

This Warranty applies only if the Equipment has been used in normal conditions, in accordance with all relevant instructions and provided that the Equipment is used properly for its intended purpose and has not been subject to misuse or abuse.

In the unlikely event that you suffer any technical problems during the Warranty period, you must come back to your reseller who will organise an intervention for the repair of your equipment via the Sagem's Authorised Service Centre. Alternatively, please send your machine for repair directly at the Sagem's Authorised Service Centre placing your product in a suitable packaging with the following indications:

Please state the following licence number on the right end top of your packaging for the transpor tati on to be at Sagem's expenses: SEA9898

Under this Warranty, provided that we have received notification of any warranty claim during the period of the Warranty set out above, your Equipment will be sent by yourself via the process described above, repaired and shipped back to your address in the mainland UK at no expense to you. No replacement equipment will be provided during the repair process.

Prior to any repair of the faulty Equipment, please ensure that the following are performed:

• Save all the details/ information/ data in your DECT directory as they maybe erased. SAGEM shall be under no liability in the event of damage caused to your data and shall not under any circumstances reinstall the data in the Equipment.

• Remove all personal data from the Equipment. SAGEM shall perform its obligations hereunder in accordance with the Data Protection Act 1984 and 1998 and all other relevant regulations.

• Include in the packing your name, address and telephone number.

• Make sure that all the accessories are included with the Equipment and, if possible, into the original package.

• Include also a copy of the proof of purchase of your Equipment or the warranty card duly completed by your retailer.

The statutory rights of consumers under mandatory provisions of law remain in force and are not in any way affected by thi s g ua ran te e. Without prejudic e to the foregoing, If y ou ar e a c on su m er a s d efined in Section 12 of the Unfair Contract Terms Act 1977 nothing in these co nditions shall affect your s tatutory rights.

Without prejudice to any other limitation state d in this respect the abov e Warranty shal l not cover and SAGEM shall have no obligation with respect to the following: -

Sagem Service Centre

FREEPOST SEA9898

Caldicot

NP26 5BR

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WARRANTY

1) Defects breakdown or malfunctions due to:

• failure to properly follow the install ation p rocess , the op er ating m anual and/or the instr uc tions for

use; or

• an external cause to the Equipment (including but not limited to, shock, lightening, fire, vanda-

lism, malevolent action, contacts with various liquids or vermin or water damage of any nature, inappropriate electric voltage); or

• modifications to the Equipment made without the written approval of SAGEM; or

• a lack of every day maintenance (as described in the documentation supplied with the Equip-

ment) or to a lack of supervision or care; or

• bad storage or environmental conditions, particularly those related to temperature and hygro-

metry, effects of variations of electric voltage, parasites from the electric network or from the earth; or

• repair, work (opening or att empt to open the E quipment), altera tion, t ampering or mai ntenance of

the Equipment by persons not authorised by SAGEM.

2) Damage due to insufficient or bad packaging of Equipment when returned to the Authorised Repair Centre.

3) Wear and tear from normal daily use of the Equipment and its accessories.

4) Communication problems related to an unsuitable environment, including in particular:

• problems related to access to the telephone network such as interruptions by access networks or

malfunction of the line used by the subscriber or his correspondent, poor line telephone quality,

• transmission faults (for example, poor geographical coverage by radio transmitter line quality, or

any interference between the environment and the radio transmitter),

• modifications of parameters of telephone network carried out after the sale of the Equipment.

5) Supply of new versions of software.

6) Work in connection with normal use: delivery, installation or exchange of consumable supplies,…

7) Work on any Equipment or software modified or added without the consent of SAGEM.

8) Malfunction due to the use of products, consumables or accessories, which are not compatible with the Equipment and which have not been approved by SAGEM.

9) Equipment returned to the Call Centre or the Authorised Service Centre without its prior consent.

To avoid any doubt, Charges (repair and delivery costs) will apply - which will be advised in advance by SAGEM - for service requested by you where the Equipment is excl uded as above from the Warranty and for service provided after expiry of the 12 month warranty period (3 months for accessories) and must be paid in advance of the Equipment arriving at the Authorised Service Centre.

WARNING:

1. Defective spare-parts will become property of SAGEM. You hereby agree to SAGEM retaining any and all defective spare parts.

2. Subject to legal mandatory provisions, the express warranties set forth in this document are in lieu of all other warranties express or implied to the fullest extent permitted by law. Especially, SAGEM makes no representations or warranty as to quality or fitness of the Equipment f or any particular purpos e. SAGEM's liability in respe ct o f any c laim by the C ustome r or any third party for direct loss o r dam age, whether arising in contract, tort or otherwise or from SAGEM's negligence or otherwise in respect of its supply or services shall not exceed the price paid by the Customer for the Equipment . In no event shall SAGEM be liable for indirect, special or consequential damage of any kind to you or any third party (including but not limited to loss of orders, loss of profits, damage to goodwill or reputation, interruption of service and any other financial or commerci al damage ) whether bas ed on warranty contract or tort.

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WARRANTY

The foregoing shall apply only for the UK. If any provision of this warranty shall be held to be in whole or in part invalid or illegal due to an obligatory rule applicable to consumers pursuant to English legislation, such invalidity or illegality shall not impair or affect the remaining provisions or parts of this warranty.

Any dispute arising from the terms of these Warranty Conditions shall be governed by English law. The operation of the provisions of the Con tracts (Rights of Third Parties) Act 19 99 sh all be excluded from

this Warranty. To avoid any doubt, this warranty is not assignable to third parties.

MEMO

...................................................................................................................................

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DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY

We,

The Manufacturer E

Address 27, rue Leblanc – F-75512 PARIS CEDEX 15 - FRANCE

declare under our sole responsability that the product

Product

Model & Variant:

Product Type Designation:

Dect Telephone

D50T / D50V

To which this declaration relates is in conformity with the harmonized standards

EN 60950 : 2000 73/23/EEC EN 50360 : 2001 1999/519/EC Health EU-Council recommendation

EN 301 489 - 1 : 2000 89/336/EEC EN 301 489 - 6 : 2000

EN 301 406 - 6 : 2001 97/523/EC Radio EU-Council Recommendation

According to 1999/5/EC

Artical No 3(1) (a) Artical No 2 -

Artical No 3(1) (b) Artical No 4 -

Artical No 3(2) -

Low Voltage Directive

EMC Directive

R&TTE Directive

Meets the essential requirements according to article 3 of the following EC-Directive :

Directive, 1999/5/EC of the European parliament and of the council of 09 March 1999 relating to radio and

telecommunication terminal equipment, including the mutual recognition of their conformity.

Council Decision 1998/482/EC, Council Decision 1999/303/EC

Terminal equipment (TE) capable of 2-wire access to the anologue Public Switch Telephone Networks, and is capable of originating a circuit call using Dual Tone Multi Fraquency (DTMF) Signalling and / or receiving an incoming circuit-switched call.

Osny, 30th July 2003

Name and Signature

Nom et signature

Name und Untershift

Managing Director Cordless Terminals Business unit

on behalf of E

R. WALLER

Terminals and Internet Division

Document SAGEM N° 20 876 735 - 2 / reproduction et divulgation interdites

"SAGEM SA – Société anonyme à directoire et conseil de surveillance au capital de 33.300.000 €- Siège social : 27, rue Leblanc– F-75512 PARIS CEDEX 15 – 562 082 909 R.C.S. PARIS"

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Data subject to change without notice

User Manual

*251386604A*

Société anonyme à directoire et conseil de surveillance au capital de 36.405.229 € - 562 082 909 R.C.S. PARIS

Date en cours : 30 March 2004 C:\Documents and Settings\g097519\Bureau\LU 251386604A D50T-V Anglais\4 COUV.fm

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