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Profiset 70isdn
Operating Instructions
Please read the safety precautions outlined in these operating
instructions before putting the telephone into service (page VII).
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Profiset 70isdn
Your guide to this manual
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The first telephone call
Customising the telephone
Using the answering machine
Correcting functional defects
The fastest way to get up and running
Putting the telephone into service
(➔ page 6).
Conducting a call (➔ page 46).
Defining telephone settings (➔ page
16).
Managing the telephone directory
(➔ page 34).
Programming keys (➔ page 41).
Recording announcements (➔ page
77).
Listening to recordings (➔ page 81).
Recording calls (➔ page 85).
Remote retrieval and room monitoring
(➔ page 92)
Information on the location of the
Profiset 70isdn (➔ page VII).
Correcting defects (➔ page 5).
Quick reference guide for Profiset
70isdn (➔ page 98)
Quick reference guide for remote operation of the answering machine on
the rear inside cover (cutout).
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Keypad
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Preprogrammed "Loudspeaker" key
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Preprogrammed "Number redial" key
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Preprogrammed "Telephone directory" key
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Preprogrammed "Answering machine" key
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Preprogrammed "AM menu" key
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Handset
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Display
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Labelling card
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LED (light-emitting diode)
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Freely programmable keys
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Cancel key
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Volume/tone/display contrast control key
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Previous key
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Next key
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Volume/tone/display contrast control key
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OK key
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Loudspeaker
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Handsfree microphone
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Preprogrammed "Shift" key
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Fire/emergency label
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>
<
?
h
-
+
Next key
Activates a menu and scrolls forward through the menus.
Previous key
Activates a menu and scrolls backward through the menus.
When entering numbers or letters, this key deletes the
previous character.
OK key
Selects the displayed menu item.
Answers "yes" to the queries displayed,
saves your settings or input.
Cancel key
Cancels the menu selection.
Answers "no" to the queries displayed.
Cancels settings or input.
This key has no effect on telephone functions (e.g. con-
nection setup)!
Volume/tone/display contrast control key
With incoming calls, this key lowers the signal volume.
During a call via the handset, it lowers the handset vol-
ume (the setting applies to the current call).
With loudspeaker mode, it lowers the loudspeaker vol-
ume (the setting applies to the current call).
When the telephone is idle, it sets the display contrast.
Volume/tone/display contrast control key
With incoming calls, this key increases the signal volume.
During a call via the handset, it increases the handset vol-
ume (the setting applies to the current call).
With loudspeaker mode, it increases the loudspeaker vol-
ume (the setting applies to the current call).
When the telephone is idle, it sets the display contrast.
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Overview: Answering machine keys
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Profiset 70isdn
H
I
G
J
K
L
stored on key
stored on key
stored on key
stored on key
stored on key
stored on key
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
These keys are available after you activate the answering
machine menu by pressing .
Back key
When playing back messages, this key rewinds to the to
the start of the message or to the previous message.
With record/pause, it rewinds to the start of the recording.
Playback/pause key
Plays back recorded messages.
During playback, this key interrupts and resumes play-
back.
Plays back announcements and info texts.
Forward key
When playing back messages, this key jumps to the start
of the next message.
Clear key
When playing back messages, this key clears the current
message and jumps to the start of the next message.
Stop key
When playing back messages, this key cancels playback.
When recording announcements or info texts, it ends re-
cording and cancels unsuccessful recording.
Record/pause key
Records announcements, info texts, or closing announcements.
During recording, it interrupts the recording process.
Select call
Dials the caller’s number if it was transmitted.
Details
Displays message details.
Fast forward
Accelerated playback when playing back messages.
AM menu
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Profiset 70isdn
Function keys/destination dialing keys programmed by default
Loudspeaker
Number redial
Telephone directory
Answering machine
AM menu
programmable
programmable
programmable
programmable
programmable
programmable
programmable
programmable
programmable
programmable
Shift
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Safety precautions and approval
Profiset®70isdn complies with the European standard
EN 60 950, which deals with the safety of information
technology appliances including electronic office equipment. This device has been designed with safety in mind,
thus protecting both individuals and objects.
For your safety and protection, the telephone must not be
used in bathrooms, etc. as it is not splashproof.
There is always the danger of small objects being swallowed by young children. In the case of the Profiset
70isdn, this applies in particular to the connecting cord
clip.
Please make sure that such items are not accessible to
children.
Location of the telephone
● The telephone should be operated in a controlled en-
vironment with an ambient temperature of between
+5 °C and +40 °C.
● Under normal circumstances, the rubber feet of the
telephone will not leave marks on the installation surface. However, due to the vast array of surface finishes applied to furniture, marks on the installation surface cannot be ruled out. Place the unit on a smooth,
non-slip surface.
● To ensure good handsfree talking quality, the area in
front of the microphone (front right) should be kept
clear. The optimum handsfree distance is 50 cm.
● Do not install the telephone in a room where large
quantities of dust accumulate; this can considerably
reduce the service life of the telephone.
● Do not expose the telephone to direct sunlight or any
other source of heat, as this is liable to damage the
electronic equipment and the plastic casing.
● Do not operate the telephone in damp environments
such as bathrooms.
● The power supply connector of the NTBA must be
inserted.
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Safety precautions and approval
Approval and conformity
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Your Siemens Profiset®70isdn has been certified by the
"Bundesamt für Zulassungen in der Telekommunikation"
(Federal German Bureau of Certification for Telecommunications).
It may thus be connected to and operated in any ISDN
multi-device connections and ISDN PBXs.
It has been certified in accordance with EU Guideline 91/
263/EEC Telecommunication Terminals.
This telephone meets the requirements of the EU Guideline and the national supplements to it in Germany and
thus carries the CE symbol.
The telephone is also intended for use in Switzerland and
Austria. It supports the extensive range of ISDN services
available. To find out which services are available to you,
contact your local network provider.
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Contents Profiset 70isdn
Profiset 70isdn .............................................................................................................................. II
Your guide to this manual .............................................................................................................. II
Overview: Profiset 70isdn ............................................................................................................. III
Overview: Keys ............................................................................................................................. IV
Overview: Answering machine keys ............................................................................................... V
Function keys/destination dialing keys programmed by default .....................................................VI
Safety precautions and approval ............................................................................................ VII
Location of the telephone ............................................................................................................ VII
Approval and conformity ...............................................................................................................VIII
Important information for installation and operation .............................................................. 1
Maintenance .................................................................................................................................. 1
Removing and inserting the labelling cards .................................................................................... 1
Filling out and affixing the fire/emergency label ............................................................................. 1
ISDN features ...................................................................................................................................2
Technical data ................................................................................................................................ 2
Overview: Signal tones ....................................................................................................................3
Third party use/disposal ................................................................................................................. 3
Warranty ......................................................................................................................................... 4
Siemens Service ............................................................................................................................ 4
Procedure in the case of malfunctions ........................................................................................... 5
Putting the system into service .................................................................................................. 6
Symbols used in these operating instructions ............................................................................... 6
Step 1: Check the contents of the package ................................................................................... 6
Step 2: Connect the telephone ........................................................................................................8
Step 3: Program the multiple subscriber numbers (MSNs) ........................................................... 9
Step 4: Setting the user language and the national version ......................................................... 10
Step 5 (PBX operation only): Program the trunk code .................................................................. 11
Step 6: Try out the telephone ...................................................................................................... 11
Display-driven telephone operation ........................................................................................ 12
Upper display line: Information and selected functions ............................................................... 12
Lower display line: Menus ........................................................................................................... 12
Selecting from menus ....................................................................................................................13
Structure of Profiset 70isdn menus ............................................................................................. 14
Programming telephone settings ............................................................................................ 16
Password ..................................................................................................................................... 16
Changing/deleting your password ................................................................................................ 16
Call processing type ..................................................................................................................... 17
Trunk code for operation at a PBX ............................................................................................... 18
Multiple subscriber numbers (MSN) ............................................................................................ 18
National variants ........................................................................................................................... 19
User language .............................................................................................................................. 19
Date/time ..................................................................................................................................... 20
Display contrast ............................................................................................................................ 20
Loudspeaker volume .................................................................................................................... 20
Ringer volume ................................................................................................................................21
Ringer tone ................................................................................................................................... 21
Handset volume ........................................................................................................................... 21
Room characteristics .................................................................................................................... 22
Setting the currency and tariff for the individual meter ................................................................ 22
Activating/deactivating the individual meter ...................................................................................23
Activating/deactivating the summation meter for charges ........................................................... 23
Clearing the summation meter ..................................................................................................... 24
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Activating/deactivating your own directory number display ......................................................... 24
Activating/deactivating display of caller’s number ..........................................................................25
Permitting/barring info texts ......................................................................................................... 25
Enabling/disabling call waiting ........................................................................................................26
Activating/deactivating the "forwarding" menu item ..................................................................... 26
Activating/deactivating room monitoring ........................................................................................27
Locks ............................................................................................................................................ 27
Checking the settings (status) ...................................................................................................... 31
Clearing memory .......................................................................................................................... 31
Restoring the as-supplied condition ............................................................................................. 32
National access code ................................................................................................................... 32
International access code ...............................................................................................................33
Area code ..................................................................................................................................... 33
Managing the telephone directory .......................................................................................... 34
Activating/deactivating general/private telephone directory division ............................................ 34
Entering characters via the keypad .............................................................................................. 34
Selecting entries from the telephone directory ..............................................................................36
Saving new users ...........................................................................................................................37
Changing stored users ................................................................................................................. 37
Transferring directory numbers to the telephone directory .......................................................... 38
Deleting users from the telephone directory .................................................................................40
Clearing the telephone directory .................................................................................................. 40
Programming keys on the telephone ...................................................................................... 41
Programming keys with directory numbers (destination dialing) ................................................. 41
Programming functions onto keys .................................................................................................42
Clearing key programming .............................................................................................................43
Configuring the joker key ............................................................................................................. 43
Using the joker key ........................................................................................................................44
Second level for programmable keys ........................................................................................... 44
Outgoing and incoming calls .................................................................................................... 46
Calling users ................................................................................................................................. 46
On-hook dialing ............................................................................................................................ 46
Dialing directory numbers using destination dialing keys (automatic dialing) ............................... 46
Dialing directory numbers from the telephone directory (automatic dialing) ................................ 47
Number redial (automatic dialing) ................................................................................................. 47
Accepting a call ............................................................................................................................ 48
Forwarding a call (Call Deflection) ................................................................................................ 48
Rejecting a call ............................................................................................................................. 49
Rejecting all calls (do not disturb) ................................................................................................. 49
Call waiting ................................................................................................................................... 49
Deactivating the call signal .............................................................................................................51
Automatic call acceptance ............................................................................................................ 51
Call list .......................................................................................................................................... 51
Callback ..........................................................................................................................................53
Ending a call – disconnecting ....................................................................................................... 54
Convenient and secure telephone communication ................................................................ 55
Activating/deactivating open listening .......................................................................................... 55
Handsfree talking ......................................................................................................................... 55
Switching to mute (consultation in the room) .............................................................................. 56
Parking a call ..................................................................................................................................57
Resuming a parked call ................................................................................................................ 57
Charge display ................................................................................................................................58
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Tracing a call (MCID) .................................................................................................................... 58
Locking your telephone ................................................................................................................ 59
Info texts ...................................................................................................................................... 60
DTMF signalling ........................................................................................................................... 61
Keypad signalling .......................................................................................................................... 61
Distinction between DTMF and keypad signalling ....................................................................... 62
CENTREX features .........................................................................................................................63
Forwarding calls ......................................................................................................................... 65
Call forwarding ............................................................................................................................. 65
Programming and activating call forwarding for MSN 1–3 ........................................................... 65
Programming and activating call forwarding for other devices .................................................... 66
Changing active call forwarding .................................................................................................... 66
Deactivating an active call forwarding .......................................................................................... 67
Rapid activation/deactivation of call forwarding .............................................................................68
Deactivating all call forwardings ................................................................................................... 68
Calls involving two or more parties ......................................................................................... 69
Calling the second party (consultation) ......................................................................................... 69
Switching between two calling parties (toggling) ...........................................................................70
Three-party conference ................................................................................................................ 70
Ending a conference .................................................................................................................... 71
Call transfer ....................................................................................................................................73
Answering machine ................................................................................................................... 74
Operating modes ...........................................................................................................................75
Answering machine menu ........................................................................................................... 75
Activating/deactivating the answering machine .............................................................................77
Recording an announcement ....................................................................................................... 77
Recording an info announcement ................................................................................................ 78
Recording a final announcement .................................................................................................. 79
Listening to announcements and info announcements .................................................................80
Activating an announcement ........................................................................................................ 80
Checking recordings ..................................................................................................................... 81
Selecting a call ............................................................................................................................. 83
Deleting all messages .................................................................................................................. 83
Monitoring during a recording ...................................................................................................... 84
Recording calls ...............................................................................................................................85
Personal infos ............................................................................................................................... 85
Checking the status .......................................................................................................................86
Details list ..................................................................................................................................... 86
Sorting recordings ..........................................................................................................................87
VIP function .................................................................................................................................. 87
Time control ................................................................................................................................. 88
Setting the number of rings ......................................................................................................... 90
Setting the voice quality ............................................................................................................... 90
Setting the message length ......................................................................................................... 91
Operating the answering machine remotely ..................................................................................92
ISDN glossary ............................................................................................................................. 94
Overview of service menu functions ....................................................................................... 97
Quick reference guide ............................................................................................................... 98
Index ............................................................................................................................................ 99
Quick reference guide to remote AM operation ................................................................... 103
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Important information for installation and operation
Important information for installation and operation
Maintenance
To clean the telephone, use a damp or anti-static cloth.
Never use any abrasive cleaning agents.
Do not use a dry cloth as the electronics may be
damaged by static electricity!
Removing and inserting the labelling cards
Your telephone is supplied with two labelling cards. You
can use them to note the names of users and also the
functions next to the associated function keys (see
➔ page 41).
The illustration shows you how to insert and remove the
labelling cards and transparent foil covers.
Filling out and affixing the fire/emergency label
A fire/emergency label is supplied along with your telephone.
Fill out the label and affix it to the surface provided
(➔ page III and ➔ page 6).
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Important information for installation and operation
ISDN features
Your Profiset 70isdn supports all ISDN features, e.g. toggle, park or conference. The selection of features available
depends on your network provider and the selected tariff
group (e.g. basic connection or enhanced connection).
Contact your network provider for information on the
services available.
Technical data
Power consumption: Power supply by NT.
Permitted environmental conditions
for operation:
Signalling method: ISDN DSS1
Dimensions (L x W x H): 282 x 170 x 70 mm
Weight: 790 g
Length of connecting cord: Telephone connecting cord approx. 3 m
Connecting plug: Mini-Western RJ45
Answering machine announcements: Maximum 4 announcements, i.e.:
Length of message: Min. 3 sec., max. can be set to 30, 60, 120 sec. or unlim-
Answering machine memory: Digital recording,
+5 °C to +45 °C
20% to 75% relative air humidity
– Announcements for operating mode with recording
– 1 closing announcement for operating mode with
recording
– Information announcement for operating mode without
recording
ited.
total recording time approx. 9 min.
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Important information for installation and operation
Overview: Signal tones
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The switching signals (ringing tone, busy tone, dial tone)
come directly from the network provider. Only the following signal tones are specific to this telephone.
Positive confirmation tone:
Negative confirmation tone:
Error tone:
Call waiting tone:
Request tone when
recording messages:
OK message for remote answering
machine operation when
entering the password:
VIP tone for caller:
tuuuuuut
0.6 s tone with 1600 Hz
tut
0.1 s tone with 2000 Hz
tut
tut
tut
0.1 s tone with 1600 Hz and a pause of 0.1 s between each tone
tut
A queued call is signalled by a single call signal.
tuuuuuuuuut
0.6 s tone with 1600 Hz
tut
0.1 s tone with 1600 Hz
tuuuuuuuuut
tuuuuuuuuut
Third party use/disposal
1 s tone with 400 Hz and a 1 s-pause
Your Profiset 70isdn telephone should only be passed
onto third parties if the instructions for use are included.
When the system has reached the end of its service life,
it should be disposed of in an environmentally friendly
manner in accordance with the relevant legislation.
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Important information for installation and operation
Warranty
Siemens AG offers a six-month warranty for this device
from the date of purchase from the dealer. Always retain
receipts as proof of date of purchase.
Over this warranty period, Siemens AG will rectify all material or manufacturing defects by repairing or exchanging
the defective terminal. Siemens AG reserves the right to
fulfil the warranty conditions by repairing or replacing the
defective terminal.
The warranty does not cover damage caused by incorrect
use, wear and tear or third party access. The warranty
does not cover consumables or defects which only have
a minor effect on the value or operability of the terminal.
The Siemens product purchased complies with the technical requirements for connecting to the German public
telephone network.
For warranty claims, please contact Siemens Service directly.
Siemens Service
For device defects in Germany call the nationwide service number: 0180-5333222
For device defects in Austria call
● the Siemens hotline 01/1707-5004
when connecting directly to the So bus
● the respective installation company when connecting
to a telephone system, e.g. Siemens PBX in Vienna
NÖ, Bgld.
Directory number: 01/1705
Call for device defects in
Bulgaria 2739488
Belgium 78152221
CzechRep. 224199259
France 0149224284
Greece 16864389
Hongkong 28707559
Indonesia 214615081
Luxembourg 243843399
Malaysia 37558833
Netherlands 703333100
Portugal 14178393
Russia 0959582925
Saudi Arabia 26655058
South Africa 0800114050
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Spain 900181540
Taiwan 27512152
Thailand 29383610
United Kingd. 990334411
Siemens Service should only be contacted if
problems develop with the device.
Your specialist dealer will be happy to answer
any questions concerning unit operation.
Contact your network operator for questions
concerning telephone connection.
Procedure in the case of malfunctions
The cause of an operating error need not necessarily lie
with the device. You may save time and money by rectifying simple faults yourself. The following information
should be of help.
Symptom Cause Action
No display. No power supply. Check that the telephone connect-
No dial tone. No power supply. Check the plug-in connections of
Handset cord not connected
correctly.
No ringing tone. Loudspeaker volume off. Set the loudspeaker volume,
With PBX operation:
No or incorrect connection
after dialing from memory.
The password entered is rejected.
Trunk code not set. Program the trunk code,
Password entered incorrectly.
ing cord has been inserted correctly in the device and the NTBA.
Check the NTBA plug-in connection with the power network.
the telephone connecting cord on
the device, the ISDN socket, and
the NTBA.
Check the plug-in connections of
the handset cord on the device and
on the handset.
➔ page 20.
➔ page 18.
Try again.
If you have forgotten your password, contact Siemens Service,
➔ page 4.
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Putting the system into service
Symbols used in these operating instructions
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Telephone directory
<>
and
Scroll forward or backward to make your selection.
?
Make your selection.
?
Enter the desired value and confirm your input.
Press the appropriate key.
In some cases, display messages are provided, e.g.:
MSN missing
Configuration?>
Many of the Profiset 70isdn functions can be selected via
menus. Menu selection is illustrated as follows:
>
Service?
? >
5=audio?
For information on display-prompted operation of Profiset
70isdn, see ➔ page 12.
Please read the "Safety precautions and approval" information at the front of these operating instructions before putting the telephone into operation.
Please follow the step-by-step instructions below.
Step 1: Check the contents of the package
The default package contains:
● 1 Profiset 70isdn,
● 1 handset,
● 1 handset cord (coiled),
● 1 ISDN connecting cord,
● 1 operating instruction (not illustrated),
● 1 labelling card for programmable keys (not illustrat-
ed),
● 1 fire/emergency label (not illustrated).
? >
2=ringer volume?
?
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Putting the system into service
Profiset 70isdn
ISDN connecting cord
Handset
Handset cord (coiled)
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Step 2: Connect the telephone
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To ISDN socket
Telephone connecting cord
Handset cord (coiled)
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Handset cord (coiled)
Both ends of the handset cord have the same connector.
Insert one connector into the socket labelled a on
the underside of the device and insert the other connector into the handset below the mouthpiece. Feed the cable into the cable run.
In both cases, the connectors must engage audibly.
Note that the NTBA plug must be connected to the power
grid. Profiset 70isdn takes the necessary power from this
NTBA.
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Putting the system into service
Telephone connecting cord
Both ends of the telephone connecting cord have the
same connector.
Insert one connector into the socket labelledD on the
underside of the device and insert the other connector
into your ISDN socket. Feed the cable into the cable run.
In both cases, the connectors must engage audibly.
Step 3: Program the multiple subscriber numbers (MSNs)
If you have connected the Profiset 70isdn correctly, the
following message now appears on the telephone display:
MSN missing
Configuration?>
We recommend that you enter the MSNs when first
putting the telephone into service, because only then can
you use the answering machine functions. The MSNs
(multiple subscriber numbers) are the directory numbers
you were assigned for your ISDN connection. These numbers are entered as follows:
Press the ? key twice.
MSN 1
_Continue with OK
Enter one of the three MSNs using keys 0 through 9.
You received the MSNs from the network provider with
your ISDN connection. Do not enter any country or area
codes!
Confirm your entry with ?.
Press ? when finished.
MSN 2
_Continue with OK
Enter the second MSN. Confirm your entry with ?.
MSN 3
_Continue with OK
Enter the third MSN. Confirm your entry with ?.
It is not necessary to enter MSNs 2 and 3. If you
do not want to enter these MSNs, skip the
prompt for these numbers by pressing ? without entering any digits.
MSNs can be entered at any time (➔ page 18).
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Putting the system into service
You can return to the telephone default settings
after completing the procedure for entering
MSN numbers by pressing h twice.
Step 4: Setting the user language and the national version
If you wish to use a different language, the procedure is
as follows:
Press the > key until the lower display line shows:
Service?>
Press the ? key.
Press the > key until the lower display line shows:
2=configuration? >
Press the ? key.
Press the > key until the lower display line shows:
12=language? >
Press the ? key.
Keep pressing key > until the language which you require appears.
Press the ? key.
Press h when finished.
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You can also set the national version, if required. This
takes account of specific national features, such as emergency call numbers.
Press the > key until the lower display line shows:
Service?>
Press the ? key.
Press the > key until the lower display line shows:
2=configuration? >
Press the ? key.
Press the > key until the lower display line shows:
02=national variant?>
Press the ? key.
Keep pressing key > until the national code which you
require appears.
Press the ? key.
Press h when finished.
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Profiset 70isdn, GB: A30853-X300-B501-3-7619
Putting the system into service
Step 5 (PBX operation only): Program the trunk code
If you are operating your Profiset 70isdn at a telecommunications system (private branch exchange), you must
program a trunk code in accordance with the configuration of the system.
Press the > key until the lower display line shows:
Service?>
Press the ? key.
Press the > key until the lower display line shows:
2=configuration? >
Press the ? key.
Press the > key until the lower display line shows:
15=external call? >
Enter the trunk code using the keypad, e.g. 0 (depending
on your telecommunications system). Then press ?.
Press h when finished.
Step 6: Try out the telephone
c Lift the handset.
o
c Lift the handset.
o
You can now try out your Profiset 70isdn!
To call a subscriber:
Enter the directory number.
The number is dialed.
To call yourself:
Enter the directory number.
The number is dialed.
The entry appears in your call list.
The date and time are preset with zeros by default (upper display line). The correct date and
time are set automatically by the switching centre the first time an outgoing call is set up. If
your network provider does not support this
service, you can program the date and time
yourself (➔ page 20).
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Display-driven telephone operation
Display-driven telephone operation
Your Profiset 70isdn has a two-line display. Each line can
display up to 24 characters.
Upper display line: Information and selected functions
Current information is shown in the upper display line:
● When the telephone is idle, the date and time are dis-
played.
● If you have programmed call forwarding or a lock, this
is indicated.
● If you scroll and select a menu item, the selected
menu item is displayed.
● During a call, the current switching status is dis-
played.
Lower display line: Menus
The settings and enhanced functions of the Profiset
70isdn are accessed via menus. The lower line of the display shows a line from a menu (menu item).
Use the < and > keys to "scroll" through a menu.
Press ? to confirm the particular menu item displayed.
You can cancel the process at any time by pressing h.
Your Profiset 70isdn offers different menus depending on
whether the telephone is idle or whether a call is in
progress. At all times, the menu items available to you are
those suited to the particular situation.
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You can cancel the current action at any time
without making any changes by lifting and replacing the handset. The basic menu is then displayed immediately. This is the quickest way to
end or cancel a process if you have not yet confirmed your changes is by pressing ?.
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Selecting from menus
Scroll forward: >
Scroll forward: >
Select "Service?":
Scroll forward: >
Scroll forward: >
Scroll forward: >
Scroll forward: >
Select "Audio":
Scroll forward: >
Select "Ringer volume":
(Idle state)
Scroll: >
?
?
?
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Display-driven telephone operation
The following sample sequence shows you how to set
the volume of the ringing tone. In this case, the telephone
must be idle.
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Resume?>
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Forwarding?>
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Service?>
Service
1=status? >
Service
2=configuration? >
Service
3=local functions?>
Service
4=feature keys?>
Service
5=audio?>
Audio:
1=loudspeaker?>
Audio:
2=ringer volume?>
Ringer volume: 4
>
Main menu
Call list ([n] new)?*
Display call(s)?*
Resume?
Forwarding?
Service?
Service menu
1=status?*
2=configuration?
3=local functions?
4=feature keys?
5=audio?
Audio
1=loudspeaker?
2=ringer volume?
...
Representation of menu selection in these operating instructions
In these operating instructions, the "route" to selecting a
particular function via menus is indicated as follows:
>
Service?
? >
5=audio?
? >
* These menu entries are
only available if entries exist or settings are active.
02=ringer volume?
?
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Display-driven telephone operation
Using menu numbers
You can speed up menu selection by entering the menu
numbers displayed. In the example, you can thus enter 5
on the keypad to choose menu item "5=audio?" after you
have selected "Service". In the "5=audio?" menu, you can
then activate "2=ringer volume?" by entering 2 on the keypad.
Structure of Profiset 70isdn menus
Below is an overview of the structure of the Profiset
70isdn menus.
When the telephone is idle:
Profiset 70isdn, GB: A30853-X300-B501-3-7619
Scroll: >
Main menu
Call list ([n] new)?*
Display call(s)?*
Resume?
Forwarding?
Service?
* At least one entry
required for display.
Call list ([n] new)
Dial call?
Clear call?
Previous entry?
Next entry?
Call details?
End?
Display call(s)?
Clear call?
Previous entry?
Next entry?
End?
Forwarding?
[MSN 1]?
[MSN 2]?
[MSN 3]?
Others?
Forwarding(s) off?
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Service?
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During a call
Scroll: >
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Main menu
Consultation?
Conference?*
Transfer?*
Park?
Display-driven telephone operation
Consultation?
Disconnect +
return?
Toggle?
Conference?*
Transfer? *
* Can be activated/deactivated in
the service ➝
configuration
menu.
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Disconnect +
return?
Toggle?
Transfer?*
Disconnect +
return?
User 1
User 2
Return?
Disconnect +
return?
User 1
User 2
Return?
Telephone directory
Activated with
the
:
key.
Scroll forward with:
>
General?
Private?
All?
Only if the menu item "Telephone
directory division" is activated in the
Service -> local functions menu.
(PIN)
(PIN)
Dial?
New entry?
Transfer dir. No.?
Change entry?
Clear entry?
End?
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Programming telephone settings
Programming telephone settings
Password
You can define a password to protect against unauthorised settings on your telephone. The password is a 4-digit
secret number. The following telephone functions can
then only be activated after the password has been entered correctly:
● Configuration,
● Call charge management,
● Barring functions,
● Direct station selection (babyphone).
● Private part of the telephone directory,
● Telephone directory division,
● Checking the answering machine remotely.
Profiset 70isdn, GB: A30853-X300-B501-3-7619
>
Service?
? >
3=local functions?
o Enter the password. For security reasons, when you are
entering the password, the digits you input are represented on the display as symbols only.
Backspace to delete with <.
?
Save the password. "Confirm password" appears on the
display. The password must be entered a second time for
it to take effect.
o
Re-enter the password. Backspace to delete with <.
? Save the password.
Changing/deleting your password
You can change or delete an existing password. When you
delete a password all telephone functions are accessible
without protection.
>
Service?
? >
3=local functions?
? >
2=password?
?
If you enter an incorrect password, you will receive an error message. If you forget your password, it may be necessary to open up the device. Forgetting your password is like losing a
key. If this happens, please contact your specialist dealer.
? >
2=password?
?
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and
o
?
Enter the old password. For security reasons, when you
are entering the password, the digits you input are represented on the display as symbols only.
Backspace to delete with <.
and
o
?
To change the old password:
enter the new password.
? To delete the old password:
do not enter a new password. Instead, press OK to continue.
The message "Confirm password"
appears on the display.
and
o
?
To change the old password:
re-enter the new password.
? To delete the password:
press OK to continue.
The password is thus change or deleted.
The following settings are possible:
● 1 = Main station. If you were assigned MSNs by your
local network provider, this is the correct call processing type. Several devices with the same or different
MSN can be connected to a main station, whereby
calls between these devices are liable for charges.
"Main station" is also the correct connection type for
operating at the majority of extensions.
● 2 = CENTREX extension (CTX). In principle, this call
processing type is the same as the main station. The
only difference is that an additional signalling mode
(keypad) is available so that additional CENTREX features of other network providers can be used. For information on the control sequences, please refer to
the description of the network provider.
● 3 = S
0
with a PBX on the S0 bus. These systems include Siemens 8818/A6 systems and Octopus systems from
Deutsche Telekom AG. Several devices can be operated on a bus; for details, see the PBX operating instructions. Calls between the subscribers connected
to the PBX are free of charge.
● 4 = Point-to-point (PP). Point-to-point connection =
system operation. In the event of a telephone system
failure, the telephone can be operated at a system
connection. In this emergency operation scenario,
simple telephone functions can be activated.
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Programming telephone settings
extension (PBX). This connection type is used
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Programming telephone settings
Profiset 70isdn, GB: A30853-X300-B501-3-7619
o
? >
and
2=configuration?
?
With password protection (➔ page 16): enter the pass-
>
Service?
word.
>
13=call process. type?
<>
Select the call processing type.
?
Save the setting.
Trunk code for operation at a PBX
A trunk code must be defined if your Profiset 70isdn is operated in a private branch exchange (PBX). In this case,
enter the digit(s) used by the telephone to access the
public telephone network (see the operating instructions
for your PBX).
>
Service?
? >
2=configuration?
and
o
? With password protection (➔ page 16): enter the pass-
word.
>
15=external call?
o
Enter the trunk code. Backspace to delete with <.
? Save the setting.
?
?
?
?
Multiple subscriber numbers (MSN)
You can enter your MSNs. Do not enter any country or
area codes! Entry of the 2nd and 3rd MSN is optional.
? >
2=configuration?
and
o
? With password protection (➔ page 16): enter the pass-
word.
>
01=directory number(s)?
o
Enter the 1st MSN. Backspace to delete with <.
? Save the setting.
o
o
and
and
Enter the 2nd MSN and save.
?
Enter the 3rd MSN and save.
?
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>
Service?
?
?
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