Shiro SD8141 User Manual

SD 8141

Thank you for your choice of the new digital cordless phone Shiro SD8141. SD8141 is a DECT (Digital European Cordless Telephone) phone with GAP (Generic Access Profile) profile. To the quality of audio and to the safety offered from the digital technology, SD8141 offer manifold and useful features including, caller identification, automatic routing of the phone calls toward a second network operator, alphanumeric phone book and handsfree speaker phone. If you store a name into the phone book, the caller name will appear when he calls. All the features are easily accessible through a practical menu. Please read carefully this instructions manual before using your new SD-8141phone.

ACCESSORIES

- Base unit and Handset unit

- 2 AAA rechargeable batter y 1.2V

- AC/DC Adaptor

- Tel-line cord

- Users manual

Technical data

- Technlogy: DECT standard (Digital European Cordless Telephone) with GAP (Generic Access Profile)

- RF channel: 120 TDMA

- Frequency range: 1.88 Ghz ~ 1.9 GHz

- Channel bandwidth: 1.728 Mhz

- Speech encoding: ADPCM / 32 kbit per second

- Duplexing: Time Division Duplex (TDD)

- RF access: Time Division Multiple Access (TDMA)

- Modulation type: GMSK

- Transmission speed: 1.152 Mbps

- Output power: 250mW max

- Battery life: 120 hours standby; 9 hours talking (2 hour hands free speakerphone)

- Coverage range: 50 m indoor; 300 m outdoor

- Handset powered by 2 AAA batter y 1.2V / 550 mAh / Ni-MH

- Base set powered by AC/DC adaptor PRI 230 V AC; SEC 7.5V DC 300 mA;

- Recharging time: 10/12 hours

- Dialling mode: Pulse / Tone (DTMF)

- Handset dimension and weight: [53 x 145 x 29 mm] x 122 g (batteries included )

- Base set dimension and weight: [117 x140x115 mm] x 140 g

- Max handset to one base: 5 (4 + 1 in endowment)

- Max base to the handset: 4

- Usable temperature: from 0° to 40°C

- Storage temperature: from -20° to 60°C

Index SD8141 . Accessories . Technical data . A glance guide to the buttons on your . handset . Key and symbols description . A glance guide to the buttons on the base . Installation and set-up . AC/DC adaptor installation . Phone line connection . Battery installation . Battery charging . Coverage range . Precautions . Handset On/Off . Before using the unit, check __ . To make a call_________________________. . Pre-dial . How to answer incoming call . Automatic answer . Adjustment of receiver volume . Microphone mute . Put on hold the caller . Last number redial . One of the 10 last numbers redial . R key (recall) . Paging handset . Out of range indication . Battery level indication . Using earphone . Caller identify ____ . Navigation method into menu . Date & Time setting . Keypad lock . Warning and confirmation tone On/Off . Handset ringer volume setting . Handset ringer tone setting . Base ringer volume setting . Base ringer tone setting . Ringer priority setting . Timer enabling / disabling . Replace handset name . Language display setting . Phone book . To modify entry memory . To delete entry memory . To delete all entry memory . To call entry memory . To store a number from the redial list . Alarm setting . PIN code changing . Dialling mode setting .

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PABX code .

Call barring .

Disabling call barring .

LCR (Least Cost Routing) .

How to enable / disable LCR .

How to set LCR “Primary” .

How to set LCR “Routable” .

How to set LCR “Special” .

How to set LCR “Others” .

Multi handset configuration .

Subscription of optional handset .

How to de-subscribe a handset .

Intercommunication between handsets .

Call transfer between handsets .

Conference call .

Multi base configuration .

How subscribe handset to another base .

Base search .

Baby Sitting (room monitor) .

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Factory default setting

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- Phone book: empty;

- Called numbers list: empty;

- Caller ID list: empty;

- LCR router: disabled with below settings:

Primary= empty;

Others= empty;

Routable*= empty;

Special*= empty

- Handset name:HANDSET;

- Handset ringing volume: 4;

- Handset external ringing tone : 1;

- Handset internal ringing tone .: 5;

- Confirmation beep: enabled;

- Timer: enabled;

- Date & Time: present on display, enabled

automatic setting;

- Alarm: disabled;

- Base ringing volume:5;

- Base ringing tone: 1;

- Ringing priority: disabled;

- Call barring: disabled;

- PIN Code: 0000;

- Dialling mode: Tone (DTMF);

- PABX pause: disabled;

- Baby sitting; disabled;

- Display language: English;

- Handset subscribed: only handset 1;

- Receiver volume: level 3;

*After resetting, remember to input the special and

routable prefix on LCR router (see paragraph “ LCR”).

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A glance guide to the buttons on your handset.

The handset

Display See page 4.

MEM button

press to make calls to numbers stored in memory FLASH button you will need this if your phone is connected to a PBX, or if you use Callwaitting servies

PHONE button

press to begin, answer and end a telephone call.

REDIAL button press to display the last 10 numbers you dialled. UP and DOWN buttons Press during programming to move through the menu. Press during a call to change the volume in the earpiece. / (Caller Display) Press to display details of people who have called you.

SPEAKERPHONE button

press to turn the speakerphone on and off.

Earpiece Listening

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Microphone pick up the voice

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OK button

press during programming to confirm your selections. Press and hold to switch the handset off. MENU button Press to start and end the programming menu.

C (CLEAR) button

Press during programming to move back to the previous menu option, or to clear digits one by one from the display MUTE button Press during a call to mute the microphone so the other person could not hear you.

INT button

Press to make an

INT

intercom call if you have more than one handset registered to ther base unit.

Charge contact Charging batteries

Before you can use the handset to make calls you will need to fit and fully charge the batteries, as described on pages 6 to 8.

Please read the notes on page 5 before you install the base unit.

Key and symbols description

Handset:

: Hook switch key;

INT

: Intercom key between handsets;

: phone book access key and flash key ;

: mute key, delete key and Menu exit key ;

: Menu access key, confirmation key, handset On-Off;

: Redial list key / up arrow;

: caller identification list access key and down arrow;

: hands free speaker phone key;

Display symbols:

: the handset is in the coverage area of the base;

: Menu access;

: phone book access;

: phone call is in progress (x means microphone mute enable);

: handset ringer disabled;

: baby sitting feature enabled;

:not answered call present in the caller ID list;

:Hands free speaker phone is in use;

: keypad is blocked;

: battery level indication;

Base LED:

NUSE/

: phone conversation is in progress, when is blinking reflect unanswered calls;

NEW CALL

: handset is in the cradle;

P : paging key to call handset;

A quick guide to the buttons on the base.

The Base

Incoming Call Light

Charging Light

New Call / In Use

Page Button

The headset jack

The headset jack let you use the handset**(optional). Start by plugging it into the bottom of the handset as shown.

** You can purchase the handset from our office or purchase a mobile phone handset(motoroXX type).Make sure the volume is turned up as the mobile phone handset have different power setting.

The belt clip

If you are using your SD 8141, you may wish to fit the belt clip to make the handset easier to carry.

Fit the belt clip as shown, making sure it clicks firmly into place

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