Swisscom Aton C28 User Manual
Aton C28
User Guide
Safety information
Please note the following information when installing, connecting and using the
telephone:
• Danger: Never
- try to open the device!
- touch the connector contacts with pointed or metallic objects!
- carry the telephone at the handset or the connection cables.
• Danger: Do not use the telephone in humid rooms (e.g. bathroom).
• Danger: Assistance call function: In rare cases, the function of sending
out an assistance call cannot be guaranteed. This might be the
case if e.g. the telephone network fails. The device should not be
used without additional security backup in emergency life-saving
situations.
• Please use a nonslip pad under the device.
• Make sure that the connecting cables are laid in a way that accidents are
prevented.
• Please do not place the telephone close to heat sources (air-conditioning,
heater, exposure to direct sunlight) and nearly devices emitting strong
magnetic fields.
• Protect your telephone from moisture, dust, aggressive liquids and vapours.
• Only plug the connecting cables into the designated receptacles.
• Use only the telephone connecting cable supplied.
• Use only the AC adapter supplied (type G090020A25).
• Use only approved accessories.
• Clean the telephone with a soft slightly moist cloth.
Operation elements
Keys
Loudspeaker key to activate/deactivate listen-in and
hands-free function.
Redial key: A call is established to the subscriber
number dialled last.
During a call: Recall key e.g. for call transfers if the device
is connected to a telephone system.
In idle mode: The transmitted telephone number can be
displayed or to activate features of the telephone
network.
Assistance call key: direct dialling of assistance call
numbers - if programmed.
Speed dialling keys (left and right) direct dialling of a
stored telephone number.
Establishing the settings:
To start and end programming press the R key and the
redial key at the same time. „P“ stands for „Programming“.
Use the arrow keys to select the function you want to set.
Confirm the menu selection or save inputs.
Deleting parts of the input, return to level 1 of the functions,
end programming.
Operation elements
Slide switches for volume adjustments
Loudspeaker volume
Handset volume
Ringing signal volume.
Overview
Content
Information on using the phone .................................................................... 3
Menu driven operation ................................................................................. 3
Symbols of the display ................................................................................. 4
General information...................................................................................... 5
Initial operation ............................................................................................... 6
Scope of supply............................................................................................ 6
Placing the telephone ................................................................................... 6
Connecting the telephone ............................................................................ 7
Insert name plates ........................................................................................ 9
Use the short user guide ............................................................................ 10
Making telephone calls ................................................................................. 11
Manual dialling ........................................................................................... 11
Receiving a call .......................................................................................... 11
Dialling with off-line call preparation ........................................................... 11
Redialling ................................................................................................... 12
Automatic redialling .................................................................................... 12
Start Automatic redialling ........................................................................ 13
Stop Automatic redialling ......................................................................... 13
Store speed dialling numbers ..................................................................... 14
Dialling via speed dialling keys ................................................................... 16
Store abbreviated numbers ........................................................................ 16
Abbreviated dialling .................................................................................... 17
Dialling the telephone number transmitted by the last incoming call .......... 17
Delete call back number.......................................................................... 18
On-Hook-Dialling ........................................................................................ 18
Listening-in ................................................................................................. 19
Hands-free operation ................................................................................. 19
Switching between handset and hands-free operation ............................... 20
COMBOX ................................................................................................... 21
Store call number of the network answering machine ............................. 21
Play back message(s) ............................................................................. 22
Assistance call operation mode .................................................................. 23
Description ................................................................................................. 23
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Content
Storing assistance call numbers ................................................................. 23
Activate/deactivate assistance call mode ................................................... 24
Sending an assistance call ......................................................................... 25
Manual interruption of an assistance call ................................................... 26
Security in both directions ........................................................................... 27
Change telephone PIN (personal identification number) ............................ 27
Dialling restrictions ..................................................................................... 27
Store restricted numbers ......................................................................... 28
No. restriction/Full restriction ON/OFF .................................................... 28
Basic settings ................................................................................................ 30
Set display language .................................................................................. 30
Volume adjustments of ringer, loudspeaker and handset ........................... 30
Activate/deactivate ringing signal ............................................................... 30
Ringing melody .......................................................................................... 31
Adjust display contrast ............................................................................... 31
Key tone ..................................................................................................... 32
Reset/delivery status .................................................................................. 33
Connection to a PABX .................................................................................. 34
Program recall key ..................................................................................... 34
Program EIC (Exchange Identification Code)............................................. 34
Program pause duration after dialling EIC ................................................. 35
Appendix ........................................................................................................ 37
Cleaning the device .................................................................................... 37
Factory pre-set ........................................................................................... 37
Short troubleshooting guide ....................................................................... 37
CE-conformity ............................................................................................ 39
Maintenance/Warranty ............................................................................... 39
Menu overview ........................................................................................... 40
Technical data ............................................................................................ 41
Environmental impact ................................................................................. 42
Index ............................................................................................................... 43
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Information on using the phone
Information on using the phone
You have decided on the Aton C28 telephone - an efficient telephone in a modern design. The telephone is simple to operate. The telephone is intended for
use in the Swiss analogue network.
Menu driven operation
You only need to make the settings once or only seldom. This is done with a
simple menu driven operation.
Opening the menu: Press the R-key and the redial key
at the same time. (The„P“ for „Programming-mode“ appears
in the display).
Select functions: The functions are all on one level and are
selected with the arrow keys.
Change setting: The settings can be change directly using
the OK-key or you will get to a second level to enter digits or
characters. With some functions you have to enter a 4-digit
PIN code that protects the function.
Leaving the menu: You can use the C-key to delete parts of
the input, to return to the first level or end programming. After
the end of programming the „P” in the display disappears.
Please note the following information:
• If you enter a „wrong key“ (related to the corresponding function) during the
programming process, the procedure is aborted without saving the changes.
• If you do not press any key for 40 seconds while you take out a specific
programming step, the procedure is aborted without saving the changes.
• You can interupt the programming process without saving the changes by
lifting and replacing the handset.
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Information on using the phone
• After you end an input/setting you will see „stored“ in the display. Wait until the
word disappears before requesting further functions or ending programming.
• If you want to alter several functions protected by a PIN one after the other,
you only need to enter the PIN for the first function (exceptions: reset/restore
the delivery status).
• When you program a telephone number under a memory location, you can
enter manual dialling pauses via the redial key. In the display, a pause is
indicated by the symbol „P“ in the upper display line. If you made a mistake
when entering the telephone number, just use the C-key to erase it.
• If you have stored an Exchange Identification Code you have to enter this in
front of the phone numbers that you want to enter in a memory (phone
numbers for speed dialling, abbreviated dialling, assistance call function and
dialling restriction).
Symbols of the display
Automatic redialling active.
Redialling active.
There is an unanswered call. The transferred telephone
number can be displayed.
A programming step is executed.
Listening-in or hands-free mode is active.
Ringer is switched off.
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Information on using the phone
Arrow keys could be used within the menu.
General information
• In case of power failure, the following features are not availabe:
• Illumination of display, loudspeaker key and assistance call key
• Off-line call preparation
• Automatic redialling
• Transmission of the caller's telephone number (CLIP)
• The volume of ringing signal, loudspeaker and handset are reduced.
• The ear capsule in the handset creates a magnetic field. As for hearing aids
worn behind the ear, the telephone conversation is heard louder and clearer
due to the magnetic coupling.
• The display indicates the call duration. The timer starts 10 sec. after dialling.
• The illumination of the display will be switched on by picking up the handset
or pressing the loudspeaker key or another key.
Illumination off: Replace the handset or press the loudspeaker key.
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Initial operation
Initial operation
Scope of supply
The content of the package is:
• 1 telephone
• 1 handset
• 1 curled cable (handset cable)
• 1 telephone connecting cable to connect the device to the telephone access
• 1 AC adapter
• User guide (1 manual) and short user guide
• Name plates and plastic cover for the speed dialling keys. One pre-printed
inlay plate and a plastic cover for the call numbers of police/fire service/
ambulance".
Placing the telephone
The telephone was produced for standard use conditions. Some furniture
lacquers or furniture cleaning products may attack the rubber at the feet of the
telephone and thus cause patches.
Swisscom understandably cannot assume liability for damage of this kind.
For this reason, always use a non-slip base for your telephone, in particular with
new furniture or furniture that has been restored with lacquer care products.
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Initial operation
Connecting the telephone
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Initial operation
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Connect handset
Plug the curled handset cable plug into the jack marked with a handset symbol
on the bottom of the device and into the handset jack.
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Connect telephone to C/O line
Plug the small plug of the telephone connecting cable into the jack with the
telephone symbol . Placed the cable in the duct provided. The large plug is
to be plugged into the telephone wall socket of your telephone connection.
Caution: Use only the connection cable supplied with the telephone. Other
cables may have a different pin configuration with the consequence that the
telephone does not work.
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Connect telephone to „Power“
Plug the AC adapter cable plug into the jack with the adapter symbol . Placed
the cable in the duct provided. Plug the AC adapter into a power outlet to
connect the device to the 230 V mains power system. The telephone is now
ready for use and you can make calls.
Caution: Use only the AC adapter supplied (type G090020A25).
Disconnect the cables
Unplug the AC adapter from the power outlet and unplug the telephone plug
from the telephone wall socket. At the telephone: pull the plug's locking clips
towards the plug's body to unplug and disconnect the cables.
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Initial operation
Insert name plates
Write on the speed dialling name plate
Write the names of your speed dialling partners on the fields of the name plate
(see fig. on the left).
Insert the name plate
Lay the name plate into the slot. Slide the plastic cover into the upper gap (see
fig. on the right), curve it and push the other end of the cover into the other gap.
Remove plastic cover: Seize with the fingernail or a suitable tool under the top
margin of the cover and pull these from the telephone away, until it jumps out of
the gaps.
Pre-printed inlay plate and plastic cover for „police/fire brigade/ambulance“
Write the telephone numbers of police/fire service/ambulance in the lines of the
plate. Insert the plate in the recess on the left side of the housing.
Attach plastic cover: Push the side with the longer taps (without the centric
groove) into the lower gaps. Press the cover in slightly, so that the two shorter
taps engage into the gaps above.
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Initial operation
Remove plastic cover: Seize with the fingernail or a suitable tool under the top
margin of the cover and pull these from the telephone away, until it jumps out of
the gaps.
Use the short user guide
Write the names of the persons whose numbers you have stored under
abbreviated dialling on the back of the short user guide.
Place the short user guide next to the telephone so that it is always handy.
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Making telephone calls
Making telephone calls
Manual dialling
Pick up the handset, wait for the dialling tone.
Dial telephone number, ringing tone or busy tone.
Start conversation when the target subscriber answers the
call.
Replace the handset.
Remark:
The key tone can be switched off (see page 32).
Receiving a call
The telephone rings and the loudspeaker key flashes in red color in the rhythm
of the ringer. If you have stored the name of the caller on a speed dialling key or
an abbreviated dialling key, the name appears instead of the number.
Pick up the handset.
Remark:
You can adjust the volume and the melody of the ringer (see page 30/31).
Dialling with off-line call preparation
You can also use the off-line call preparation when making telephone calls. Just
dial the telephone number of the target subscriber, check the number in the
display and seize the line afterwards.
Enter the complete telephone number.
Pick up the handset. The number is being dialled.
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