Soneco CC, CC-B User Manual

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Soneco CC and CC-B

User Guide

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Published July 2007
Copyright © 2006 Soneco Oy Ltd
Soneco Oy (Ltd.) Teknologiantie 14 A, FI-90570 Oulu, FINLAND.

Soneco CC and CC-B are registered trademarks of Soneco Oy Ltd, ®.
This document is intended for devices produced by Soneco Oy Ltd, under production

at the moment of writing th is document.
Product support is available straight from the producer by email

by phone [phone], and from authorised retailers in different countries.
It is prohibited to use, copy, modify, reproduce or distribute this document, any part

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represents the current view (as of the publishing date) on the functions and properties
of the products mentioned in the document. Soneco Oy Ltd does not give any
warranties with respect to the accuracy or completeness of this document or its
accompanying documents.

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document shall be liable for any direct or indirect damages to humans, machinery,
materials, products, production losses, profit losses, business interruptions or any
other commercial damages that may result from using the products mentioned
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QUICK GUIDE CC/CC-B

A picture of the device, function button, indicator lights, microphone, speaker, charger
connector (on the side of the device)

− Press the function button.

− The call is connected straight to the preset number (if only one phone number is

set) or the three coloured indicator lights begin to blink in turn at about two-second
intervals (if two or three numbers are set in the device). The sound assisted model
CC-B gives a different sound for each blinking indicator light.

− When the desired indicator light blinks (and/or you hear the sound), press the

function button. The phone call begins, and the indicator light indicates the memory
slot corresponding to the selected number.

− Press the function button again to end the call.

− Press the function button to answer an incoming call.

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User guide:

Soneco CC and CC-B

The purpose of this user guide is to familiarise you with the device, its
user interface and the routines you will need in daily use. It is important
to learn to use and understand the user interface and its different
indicators: the indicator lights and sound signals. The device is simple and
logical to use, provided that you have to read and understood this user
guide.

Terminology:

− Standby mode. This is the normal operating mode of the device in

which you can make and receive calls.

− Number setting mode. This is the mode in which you can set the phone

numbers to which you can make a call. Usually it is rarely needed after
the device is taken to use.

− Limited operation mode. This is the mode the device enters in case of

device failure or losing the network connection. In this mode only
emergency calls may be possible.

− Function button. The only user button of the device, which reacts in

different ways depending on how long you press the button.

− Indicator lights. The green, yellow and red indicator lights are near the

function button in a row. The lights function with the same logic as
traffic lights: green is the normal operating mode, yellow means a
function is ongoing and red indicates a possible problem. However, in
the call mode the different colours indicate the phone number to be
chosen and a connected call.

− Sound assistance. In the Soneco CC-B model most light indications are

confirmed with different kinds of beeping sounds, and therefore visually
impaired or blind people, for example, can also use the phone.

− Long press of the function button: to switch the device on and off (to

call the emergency number, press the button even longer than when
switching the device off).

− Short press of the function button: to select a phone number, to answer

and end a call.