Swisscom Aton CL302 User Manual

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Aton CL302

User manual

Simply in touch.

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Quick guide 5

Keys-definition 5 Keys-overview 6 Display symbols for handset 7

Getting started 8

Safety Precautions 8 Contents of the package 9 Accessories 9 Environmental impact 9 Basic Steps to Install 10 Switching the handset on and off 10 How to use this phone 10 Switching Keypad Lock on and off 11

General functions 12

Making an external call 12

Dialling with pre-dialling 12

Dialling without pre-dialling 12 Answering an external call 12 Displaying the telephone number 13 Displaying the talk time 13 Switching to tone dialling 13 Handsfree mode 13 Receiver and speaker volume 14

Adjusting the receiver volume 14

Adjusting the speaker volume 14 Notebook 14 Combox 14 Voice Portal 15 Out of range warning 15 Paging 15

Content

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Services 30

Set Combox number 30 Activation of the Combox 30 Set call forwarding 31

Status of call forwarding (Combox and number) 32 Call waiting 32

Several handsets 33

Registering handsets 33 De-registering handsets 33 Making an internal call 34 Answering an internal call 34 Transferring a call 34 Call brokering 35 Conference call 35

Making a conference call 35

Ending a conference call 35

Handset settings 36

Ringer volume for general calls 36 Ringer melody for general calls 36 VIP volume 36 VIP Melody 37 Key beep 37 Alarm clock 37

Activating the alarm clock 37

Choosing the ringer melody for the alarm call 38

Deactivating the alarm clock 38 Contrast 38 Wall Paper 38 Automatic answering 39 Selecting base station 39 Handset name 39 Language 40

Redialling & redial list 16

Dialling a number from redialling list 16 Redialling number – and change 16 Copy a number to the phone book 16 Deleting a number from the redial list 17 Deleting the redial list 17

Phonebook 18

Entering names 18 Storing an entry 19 Dialling a number from the phone book 19 Displaying a number from the phone book 19 Editing an entry 20 Deleting an entry 20 Deleting the phone book 20 Displaying the memory status 20

Phonebook and SIM-Card reader 21

Copy entries from SIM-Card to the handset 21 Copy from Handset to SIM-Card 21

Message (SMS) 23

Explanation for the service “SMS over the fixed network” 23 Setting the number for service centre (Send) 24 Setting the number for service centre (Receive) 24 Receiving message 24 SMS Alert On / Off 25 Writing and sending message 25 Editing and deleting stored SMS 26 Delete SMS memory 27 Copying a number into the phonebook 27

Caller list 28

Dialling a number from the caller list 28 Copying a number into the phonebook 28 Caller list and deleting 29

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Keys-definition

Key Status Function Softkeys Menu Call the menu or sub-menu

OK Confirm menu item function and

select menu item Option Call the option menu Read Read SMS entry Back Back to the previous menu or status Clear Delete the digit (used at edit state) Mute Temporary mute of ring tone Redial Redialling of last numbers

Navigation key At idle mode: Up Redialling of last numbers

At idle mode: Down Open phonebook At idle mode: Right Menu messages: (cal list and SMS) At idle mode: Left Internal call Menu: Up /Down Scroll Menu: Right /left Cursor left / right During call:

Up /Down Setting of speaker volume during call In conference: Left Control internal calling partner

Off-hook key/ Press once Make a call Pick-up call /phone

During call Switch on handsfree operation During handsfree

operation Back to normal mode

On-hook key / During call End call End call

At menu: short Back to the previous menu At menu: long Back to the idle mode At idle mode: long Switch off the device Phone is off: Switch on the device

Key 1 At idle mode: Dial Combox

long (Condition: Combox number must be defined)

Keys 1…0, *, # Depend on status Enter numbers or characters Star-key At idle mode: Ring tone On /Off

long (VIP still active)

Hash-key At idle mode:

long Keypad lock On /Off

R-key Short Send flash signal (R)

Long Insert pause (P)

Voice Portal key At idle mode Dial Swisscom Voice Portal

Quick guide

Area-Code 40 Changing the handset PIN 40 Factory settings for the handset 41

Base station settings 42

Ring priority 42

Assigning the specific handset 42 Setting the number of rings 42

Call barring 42

Setting call barring mode 43

Setting barred numbers 43 Access code 44 Recall time 44 Emergency number 45 Dialling mode 45 Date and time 46 Base PIN 46 Factory settings for the base station 47

Reference 48

Trouble shooting 48 Technical specifications 49 Maintenance / Warranty 50 Conformity 51

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Display Symbole

Symbols On Flashing

Connected to a base station Finding a base station

Internal call is made Internal call is held

Speaker phone is activated –

External call is made External call is held

New call during absence /New SMS –

Bell switched off on incoming call –

Battery status –

Alarm clock is activated –

Keys-overview

Navigation-key (Up /Down/ Right/ Left

Redial

Internal calls

SMS /Call list

Softkey

On-Hook /End call / one menu level back / Switch on (short press) Switch off/ back to idle mode (long press)

Phonebook

Long press: Keypad lock on /off

Call Voice PortalRegister Recall /Pause

Long press: Ring tone off/on (Standard, not VIP)

Long press: Combox direct call

Off-Hook/ Handsfree

Softkey

INT

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Contents of the package

Aton CL302

1 Base station

1 power supply

1 telephone connector

1 handset

3 rechargeable batteries

3 Manuals (German, French and Italian)

Accessories

The following accessories are available:

Additional Handset with charging bay

Additional rechargeable batteries

Environmental impact

At the end of its working life this device must not under any circumstances be disposed of as normal waste. It must be taken to a point of sale or central collection point for electronic and electrical devices in accordance with the Swiss Ordinance on the Return, Taking Back and Disposal of Electrical and Electronic Appliances (ORDEA).

The individual materials are recyclable as indicated. By reutilizing, recycling or re-using them in any other form, you are making a major contribution towards environmental protection.

Getting started

Safety Precautions

CAUTION

NOTE FOR EMERGENCY CALLS:

Telephone calls are impossible if the main power fails. The battery must also be charged to make a call.

CAUTION

Use only the original power supply of this telephone. Incorrect adapter polarity or voltage can seriously damage the unit.

Input: 230 VAC 50Hz /Output: 9VDC 300mA

CAUTION

RISK OF EXPLOSION IF BATTERY IS REPLACED BY AN INCORRECT TYPE.

Never use non-rechargeable batteries; use recommended type supplied with this telephone. NiMH batteries must be disposed of in accordance with applicable waste disposal regulations. Rechargeable batteries became warm during loading (charging the handset); this is a normal process and harmless.

Do not use in the rain, near a bath or with wet hands.

Do not allow the charging contacts to come into contact with conductive materials.

It is recommended that you disconnect the base unit from the main power and telephone line socket during a thunderstorm.

It is normal that a certain amount of heat will be generated in its day to day operation. It is recommended that this product shall not be placed on antique, veneered or wooden surfaces.

To clean the product, use a damp (not wet) cloth or antistatic wipe. Never use a dry cloth as this may cause a static shock. Never spray cleaning fluid directly onto the handset and base unit.

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Switching Keypad Lock on and off

You can lock the handset keypad if you are carry the handset in your pocket or bag. This prevents numbers being dialled by accident. If there is an incoming call, the keypad is automatically unlocked and locked again after the call has ended.

To lock and unlock, press for more than 2 sec.

Note: Emergency numbers can be dialled also if the keypad lock is activated.

Basic Steps to Install

Connect the output plug of the power adapter to the adapter socket on

the back of the base unit and the main adapter to the wall power supply.

Connect the telephone line cord to the phone cord socket on the back of

the base unit and to the line phone socket to the wall.

Place the 2 AAA batteries, observing their polarities, into the battery com-

partment on the handset.

Slide the battery door firmly into place.

Place the handset on the base unit and let the batteries charge for a full

14 hours before using.

Switching the handset on and off

The handset is activated as soon as the batteries have been installed.

To switch on press the end key. To switch off make a long press - you will hear the beep sound.

The handset also is switched on automatically when it is placed in the base station. If the handset is switched on by placing in the base station, the charging status symbol will display.

How to use this phone

Your telephone will be operated with a menu. The menu offers access to all setting procedures and all of the telephone functions. Some menu items open a sub-menu after the selection of menu item. The menu will be controlled by the navigation key and by the softkeys. The exact functionality of every key is described on page 9.

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Displaying the telephone number

If the network provider supports caller line identification (CID), the caller’s telephone number is displayed on an incoming call. If the Provider sends also the name, then the name will be displayed. If the caller’s number is included in your handset phone book, the corresponding name will be displayed.

Note: The caller list shows the number or name of the phonebook.

Displaying the talk time

During an external call, the handset displays the talk time.

Switching to tone dialling

If your phone is set to pulse dialling, you can switch temporarily to tone dialling during the call (e. g. to control an answering machine). During the call:

Press MENU, select the menu item Tone.

Press OK to activate tone dialling.

Handsfree mode

In handsfree mode, other persons in the room can listen and you can you put down the handset and have your hands free.

By pressing you switch to handsfree or back to normal during the call. When you switch from normal to handsfree, the mode is displayed. The speaker symbol is also visible in handsfree mode.

The handsfree mode is possible during an internal and also during an external call.

Note: The handsfree mode is only possible, if the battery signal shows at least one line.

General functions

Making an external call

Dialling with pre-dialling

For Pre-Dialling enter the number you want to call and then press .

Using the phone book

Press MENU, select Phonebook and press OK.

(If you press in standby mode, the phone book is opened directly)

If not empty, you can see entries in the phone book.

Scroll with the navigation key to select a name/number.

Press . The number will be dialled.

Press to end the call.

Dialling without pre-dialling

Press and wait for the dial tone.

Dial the number.

Press to finish the call.

Answering an external call

Your handset rings and the on-line status LED on the base station flashes.

To answer the call, press any key except Silent

soft key, or take the handset from the base

station (automatic answering function).

Press to end the call.

If you do not want to answer the call, you can

switch off the ring tone by pressing Silent

soft key. You can press if you still want

to answer the call.

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Voice Portal

This key allows you direct access to the Swisscom Voice Portal, where you can activate additional service s such as call diversion (Service 21, 61 or 67), call waiting (Service 43) or three-party conference with simple voice command. You can also use voice command to access current sport, news and weather information.

Press key.

The number 0848849850 will be automatically dialled.

You will be connected to the Swisscom Voice Portal.

Out of range warning

If the handset is out of range from the base station during the call, you will hear a warning tone.

Paging

The base station has a search function to page the handsets:

Press the PAGE key on the base station. All registered handsets will ring for about 30 seconds.

To end paging, press the PAGE key on the base station again or press any key on the handset.

Receiver and speaker volume

Receiver and speaker volume can be adjusted. Three volume levels for the receiver and six volume levels for speaker are possible.

Adjusting the receiver volume

With the Navigation-Key you can adjust the receiver volume during the call. The selected receiver volume is stored.

Adjusting the speaker volume

With Navigation-Key you can adjust the speaker volume during the call in handsfree mode. The selected handsfree volume is stored.

Notebook

You can enter a number during the call. This number will be stored in the redial memory.

Press MENU, select the menu item Notebook.

Press OK to confirm.

Enter the number.

Press Option.

Select Save and press OK to store.

Combox

The telephone supports the possibility to get direct access to your combox in the public network:

Press key more than 2 seconds.

The combox number will be automatically dialled.

You will be connected to the combox.

In order to use this service you must set your combox number in the service menu.

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Deleting a number from the redial list

Press or Redial key to open the redial list. If not empty, last number will be displayed.

Select the desired phone number.

Press Option to open sub-menu.

Select Delete Entry.

Press OK to delete.

Deleting the redial list

Press or Redial to open the redialling list. If not empty, last number will be displayed.

Press Option to open sub-menu.

Select Delete List and press OK.

Display “Delete All Entries?”.

Press OK to delete all entries.

Redialling & redial list

The handset automatically saves the last 10 dialled phone numbers.

Dialling a number from redialling list

Press or Redial key to open the redialling list.

If not empty, the last number will be displayed.

Select the desired phone number.

Press to dial the selected number.

Redialling number – and change

Press or the softkey Redial to open the redial list in standby mode.

If not empty, the last number will be displayed.

Select the desired phone number.

Press key to dial the number.

or to edit the number

Press Option to open sub-menu.

Select Display Number and press OK.

Edit number and press key to dial the number.

Copy a number to the phone book

Press or Redial key to open the redial list.

If not empty, last number will be displayed.

Select the desired number.

Press Option to open sub-menu.

Select Copy to PhoneBk.

Press OK to confirm. The input field is opened

in which you can enter a name.

Enter the name.

Press Option.

Select Save and press OK to store.

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Storing an entry

Press MENU, select Phonebook and press OK. (If you press in standby mode, the phone book will be opened directly)

Press Option to open sub menu.

Select Add Entry and press OK. Type name and then press to go down and enter the telephone number.

Press Option.

Select Save and press OK to store.

Dialling a number from the phone book

Press MENU, select Phonebook and press OK. (If you press in standby mode, the phone book will be opened directly)

Select entry.

Press .

The number will be dialled.

Displaying a number from the phone book

The number of the entry is displayed with pre-dialling mode.

Press MENU, select Phonebook and press OK. (If you press in standby mode, the phone book will be opened directly)

Select entry.

Press Option to open sub menu.

Select Display Number.

Press OK to display the number with pre-dialling mode.

Phonebook

You can store up to 100 telephone numbers. One entry in the phone book consists of 15 characters for the name and 30 digits for the number.

Entering names

Use the numeric keys to enter names. To insert lower letters, press the # key. To revert to upper case letters, press the # key again.

Press the corresponding key repeatedly:

1x 2x 3x 4x 5x 6x 7x 8x 9x 10x 11x 12x 13x

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With the SIM-Card Read/Write on the bottom of the base you can read or write entries from or to your SIM Card.

Copy entries from SIM-Card to the handset

Press MENU, select Phonebook and press OK. (You can also select the symbol on the navigation key for direct access)

Press Option.

Select Copy from SIM and press OK for confirmation.

Enter the PIN of your SIM-Card.

Copy one entry:

Select the entry you whish to copy and press Option.

Select Copy Entry and confirm by pressing OK.

Copy all entries:

Press Option.

Select Copy all and confirm by pressing OK.

Copy from Handset to SIM-Card

Press MENU, select Phonebook and press OK. (You can also select the symbol for direct access.)

Press Option.

Select Copy to SIM and press OK for confirmation.

Enter the PIN-Code of your SIM-Card.

Set the Area-Code:

Press Option.

Select Area-Code and confirm by pressing OK.

Enter your Area-Code, including the needed 0 (zero).

Press OK for confirmation.

Phonebook and SIM-Card reader

Editing an entry

Press MENU, select Phonebook and press OK.

(If you press in standby mode, the phone book will be opened directly)

Select entry.

Press Option to open sub menu.

Select Edit Entry and press OK.

Now you can change the entry.

Press Option.

Select Save and press OK to store.

Deleting an entry

Press MENU, select Phonebook and press OK.

(If you press in standby mode, the phone book will be opened directly)

Select entry.

Press Option to open sub menu.

Select Delete Entry.

Press OK to delete.

Deleting the phone book

Press MENU, select Phonebook and press OK.

(If you press in standby mode, the phone book will be opened directly)

Press Option to open sub menu.

Select Delete List and press OK.

Display “Delete All Entries?”.

Press OK to delete all entries.

Displaying the memory status

Press MENU, select Phonebook and press OK.

(If you press in standby mode, the phone book is opened directly)

Press Option to open sub menu.

Select Memory Status.

Press OK.

The number of phone book entries is displayed.

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Explanation for the service “SMS over the fixed network”

Note: The network operator must support the SMS function.

The SMS service allows the transmission or reception of text messages to other devices. One message can have up to 160 characters. SMS service can only be used, if the device supports the display of the subscriber number (CLIP).

In order to receive a SMS it is necessary that you have already sent at least one SMS.

The sending number 062 210 00 0 for SMS centre 1 and receiving number 062 210 00 0 for SMS centre 2 are already preinstalled for Swisscom.

If the phone is connected to a PBX do not forget to enter the access code (e. g. 0) before the number of the SMS centre 1.

You can send and receive the SMS (Short Message Service) messages. You can write, read, edit and delete messages.

Note: To send and receive a message, you have to enter the call number of the service centre of your service provider.

At delivery state the number of the service centre of Swisscom is pre-programmed (sending and receiving: 062 210 00 0).

Message (SMS)

Copy one entry:

Select the entry you whish to copy and press Option.

Select Copy Entry and confirm by pressing OK.

Copy all entries:

Press Option.

Select Copy all and confirm by pressing OK.

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SMS Alert On / Off

Press MENU, select the menu item Message and press OK. (If you press in standby mode, the message menu will be opened directly)

Select SMS and press OK.

Select SMS Alert and press OK.

Select On or Off and press OK.

Writing and sending message

Press MENU, select the menu item Message and press OK. (If you press in standby mode, the message menu will be pened directly)

Select SMS and press OK.

Select the menu item Write Message.

Edit text message.

Press Option to open sub menu.

By selection Save, the text message will be saved in Saved directory with display “Saving Message”.

Select Send To and press OK.

Enter the recipient’s number (with the digits on the keypad or by selecting Option and getting a number from the Phonebook).

Press Option.

Select Send and press OK. The message will be sent by displaying “Sending Message”.

Receive call number from phone book by pressing Option, selecting Phone book list and confirming with OK.

Setting the number for service centre (Send)

Press MENU, select the menu item Message and press OK.

(If you press in standby mode, the message menu will be

opened directly)

Select SMS and press OK.

Select Service Centre and press OK.

Select Send and press OK.

Enter the number.

Press OK to confirm.

Setting the number for service centre (Receive)

Press MENU, select the menu item Message and press OK.

(If you press in standby mode, the message menu will be

opened directly)

Select SMS and press OK.

Select Service Centre and press OK.

Select Receive and press OK.

Enter the number.

Press OK to confirm.

Receiving message

During receiving a message, the display shows “Receiving Message”. If the message is received successful, the display shows the -icon.

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Delete SMS memory

Press MENU, select the menu item Message and press OK. (If you press in standby mode, the message menu will be opened directly)

Select SMS and press OK.

Select Delete Memory and press OK.

Display “Delete All Entries”.

Press OK.

Copying a number into the phonebook

Press MENU, select the menu item Message and press OK. (If you press in standby mode, the message menu will be opened directly)

Select SMS and press OK.

Select Inbox and press OK.

Select entry and press OK. The message will be displayed.

Press Option to open sub menu.

Select Copy to PhoneBk and press OK to confirm. An input field will be opened in which you can enter a name.

Enter the Name and change with the Navigation-Key to the Number.

Correct the number if necessary.

Select VIP-field On or Off.

Press Option.

Select Save and press OK to store.

Editing and deleting stored SMS

Following boxes for SMS are available:

Inbox 01 (Numbers of Inbox messages) Outbox 02 (Numbers of Outbox messages) Saved 01 (Numbers of Saved messages)

Press MENU, select the menu item Message and press OK.

(If you press in standby mode, the message menu will be

opened directly)

Select SMS and press OK.

Select Inbox, Outbox or Saved and press OK.

Select entry and press Read.

The message will be displayed.

Press Option.

To edit and/ or use entry:

Select Use and press OK.

Edit text message.

Press Option (by selecting Save, the text message will be saved).

Select Send To and press OK.

Edit the recipient’s number. OR delete the number and

Select Option and then Phonebook List.

Select the desired entry and press OK.

Press Option.

Select Send and the message will be sent.

To delete entry:

Select Delete entry and press OK.

To delete all entries in the box:

Select Delete List and press OK.

Display “Delete All Entries?”.

Press OK.

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Caller list and deleting

Press MENU, select the menu item Message and press OK. (If you press in standby mode, the message menu will be opened directly)

Select Caller List and press OK.

Select New Calls or All Calls, and press OK.

Scroll to the desired number.

Press Option to open sub-menu.

To delete an entry:

Select Delete Entry and then press OK to delete.

To delete the caller list:

Select Delete List and press OK.

Display “Delete All Entries?”.

Press OK.

Caller list

The telephone numbers for the last 30 incoming calls are copied to the caller list.

Dialling a number from the caller list

Press MENU, select the menu item Message and press OK.

(If you press in standby mode, the message menu will be

opened directly)

Select Caller List and press OK.

Select New Calls or All Calls, and press OK.

Scroll to the desired number.

Press dial the number.

Copying a number into the phonebook

Press MENU, select the menu item Message and press OK.

(If you press in standby mode, the message menu will be

opened directly)

Select Caller List and press OK.

Select New Calls or All Calls and press OK.

Select entry and press Option to open sub menu.

Select Copy to Phoneb and press OK to confirm.

An input field is opened in which you can enter a name.

Enter the Name and change with the Navigation-Key to the Number.

Correct the number if necessary.

Select VIP-field On or Off.

Press Option.

Select Save and press OK to store.

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Select fixed, when busy or when no answer and press OK. Fixed means: The call will be forwarded immediately to your

Combox.

When busy means: The call will be forwarded to your Combox only

when your line is busy.

When no answer means: The call will be forwarded to your Combox only

when you are not able to answer the call.

Press OK to confirm.

Select Activate or Deactivate.

Press OK to confirm. You will hear a confirmation of the activation/deactivation over the earpiece of your handset.

Note: If you did not set the number for the Combox you will get an error message.

Set call forwarding

Press MENU, select Services and press OK.

Select Call forwarding and press OK.

Select fixed, when busy or when no answer and press OK. Fixed means: Calls will be forwarded immediate to the entered

number.

When busy means: Calls will be forwarded to the entered number

only when your line is busy.

When no answer means: Calls will be forwarded to the entered number

only when you are not able to answer the call.

Press OK to confirm.

Select Activate or Deactivate and press OK (by pressing OK after selecting Deactivate the deactivation will start immediately).

Enter the destination number (keypad or phonebook via Option Menu).

Press Option.

Select Send to and press OK. Your Call forwarding is activated/deactivated. (You will hear a confirmation of the activation/ deactivation over the earpiece of your handset.

Services

With this menu you have the possibility to use the supplementary services of the network in an easy way. To activate the Combox Service please use the user manual “combox basic” from Swisscom.

Note: The Combox is a service of the network provider. The activation will be done by a call forwarding functionality. This functionality is the same as the normal call forwarding function. You can set a call forwarding for the line. That means, the activation of call forwarding is similar to the normal call forwarding to an entered number. If you ask for the status of call forwarding to the network, it is only possible to get a message like “The Service is activated”. You will not get an information if the forwarding to the Combox or to an entered number has been activated. You have to remind this by yourself. If you are unsure you have the possibility to deactivate the forwarding and set the desired kind of forwarding again.

Set Combox number

By pressing for more than 2 sec. the telephone is dialling the combox number automatically. The condition is that the combox number is stored:

Press MENU, select Services and press OK.

Select Combox and press OK.

Select Combox number and press OK.

Enter your Combox number (086.. followed by your own telephone number

including the area code and the zero).

Press OK to save.

Activation of the Combox

Press MENU, select Services and press OK.

Select Combox and press OK.

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You can operate up to six handsets on your base station. In addition to an internal call between 2 handsets an external call can be held simultaneously with a third handset.

Registering handsets

In order to connect a handset to a base station, the handset must be registered at the base station. One handset can be registered up to 4 base stations.

Press MENU, select Settings and press OK.

Select Handset Settings and press OK for confirmation.

Select Register and press OK.

Select the base station you want to register the handset and press OK.

Press the paging button on the base station (more than 8 seconds) until you see the blink LED on base unit.

Enter the base station PIN and press OK (Factory setting for PIN: 0000).

Wait until the free handset numbers are displayed.

Select the handset number with the appropriate numeric keys. Now, the handset is registered to the selected base station.

Note: To connect the handset at other base stations please look at the manual of the desired one.

De-registering handsets

Press MENU, select Settings and press OK.

Select Base Settings and press OK for confirmation.

Select Deregister and press OK.

Enter the base station PIN (Factory setting for PIN: 0000).

Select the handset to be de-registered and press OK.

Press OK to de-register.

Several handsets

Status of call forwarding (Combox and number)

Press MENU, select Services and press OK.

Select Combox or Call forwarding and press OK.

Select fixed, when busy or when no answer and press OK.

Select Status and press OK.

You will hear the status of the chosen call forwarding over the earpiece

of your handset.

Call waiting

Press MENU, select Services and press OK.

Select Call Waiting and press OK.

Select Activate, Deactivate or Status and press OK.

(You will hear a confirmation/ state of the activation/ deactivation over

the earpiece of your handset.)

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Call brokering

Even though your handset is connected to the external party, you can toggle to an internal handset and get back to the external party.

Press INT.

Enter the handset number. You will be connected to the internal partner and the external is set on hold.

Press INT again. You will be connected to the external caller again.

Conference call

A conference call is possible between one external and two internal parties.

Making a conference call

You must make an external call first.

Press INT. The external partner will be set on hold.

Enter the handset number.

The internal partner picks up. Now the both internal partners are connected.

Press Conf. to make a conference call.

Ending a conference call

If you press C.End to end the conference call, the connection to the external party is maintained and the internal call is placed on hold.

If you press to end the conference call, your handset returns to the standby mode and the connection to the external party is maintained with the other internal party.

Making an internal call

Press INT.

Enter the handset number.

If you want to call all handset, press All.

Answering an internal call

Your handset rings.

To answer the call, press any key except or remove the handset

from the base station (Auto Talk function).

Press to end the call.

Transferring a call

You can transfer an external call to another handset.

Press INT.

Enter the handset number.

If you want to call all handsets, press the All key.

When the called party answers, press to transfer the call.

Instead of announcing the call, you can immediately press .

If the called party does not answer the call will get back automatically

to you.

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VIP Melody

To differentiate the incoming calls, you can select single melodies to a single entry. The defined entries are selected by VIP ON.

Press MENU, select Settings and press OK.

Select Handset Settings and press OK.

Select Ringer Set and press OK.

Select VIP Melody and press OK for confirmation.

Select the desired melody with the Navigation-Key (From 1~17).

Confirm by pressing OK.

Key beep

Key click is the sound you hear each time you press a key. This feature can be enabled or disabled.

Press MENU, select Settings and press OK.

Select Handset Settings and press OK for confirmation.

Select Ringer Set and press OK.

Select Key Beep and press OK.

Select On or Off and press OK to confirm.

Alarm clock

You can use your handset as an alarm clock. If you have set a time for the alarm call, this is indicated by the symbol in the display. To switch off the alarm during signalling press any key.

Activating the alarm clock

You can set the alarm clock with once mode or everyday mode.

Press MENU, select Settings and press OK.

Select Handset Settings and press OK for confirmation.

Select Alarm Clock and press OK.

Select Alarm Set and press OK.

Select Once or Everyday.

Enter the hours/ minutes and press OK to confirm.

Handset settings

Ringer volume for general calls

Five ringer volumes are possible for the handset. Ringer off also is available.

Press MENU, select Settings and press OK.

Select Handset Settings and press OK for confirmation.

Select Ringer Set and press OK.

Select Ringer Volume and press OK.

Select the desired volume with the Navigation-Key (Off, 1~5).

Press OK to save.

Ringer melody for general calls

Press MENU, select Settings and press OK.

Select Handset Settings and press OK for confirmation.

Select Ringer Set and press OK.

Select Ringer Melody and press OK.

Select the desired melody with the Navigation-Key (From 1~17).

Press OK to save.

VIP volume

To give the possibility to distinguish special entries in the phone book the VIPdefined entries have their own volume. Example: the VIP´s will ring loud and the normal ones will ring low or can also be muted. Five ringer volumes are possible for the VIP´s. Ringer off also is available.

Press MENU, select Settings and press OK.

Select Handset Settings and press OK for confirmation.

Select Ringer Set and press OK.

Select VIP Volume and press OK.

Select the desired volume with the Navigation-Key (Off, 1~5).

Press OK to save.

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Automatic answering

When this function is activated you can remove the handset from the base station to answer a call.

Press MENU, select Settings and press OK.

Select Handset Settings and press OK for confirmation.

Select Auto Answer and press OK.

Select On or Off.

Press OK to save.

Selecting base station

If the handset is registered at several base stations, you can set to select a base station automatically or specify a base station to connect.

Press MENU, select Settings and press OK.

Select Handset Settings and press OK for confirmation.

Select Select Base and press OK.

Select the desired base station or Any Base and press OK to confirm.

Handset name

You can assign a name of 8 characters for the handset. If the name is entered, the name is displayed on standby mode.

Press MENU, select Settings and press OK.

Select Handset Settings and press OK for confirmation.

Select Handset Name and press OK.

Enter the name.

Press OK to store.

Choosing the ringer melody for the alarm call

If the ringer volume is off, one desired melody is selected for the ringer volume for the alarm call.

Press MENU, select Settings and press OK.

Select Handset Settings and press OK for confirmation.

Select Alarm Clock and press OK.

Select Alarm Melody and press OK.

Select the desired melody and press OK to confirm.

Deactivating the alarm clock

Press MENU, select Settings and press OK.

Select Handset Settings and press OK for confirmation.

Select Alarm Clock and press OK.

Select Alarm Cancel.

Press OK to deactivate the alarm clock with display the “Alarm Canceled”.

Contrast

Press MENU, select Settings and press OK.

Select Handset Settings and press OK for confirmation.

Select Contrast and press OK.

Select the contrast with the navigation key.

Press OK to save.

Note: The illumination of the handset can be only lighted up when the battery symbol has at least one segment.

Wall Paper

You can select the wall paper.

Press MENU, select Settings and press OK.

Select Handset Settings and press OK for confirmation.

Select Wall Paper and press OK.

Select with the Navigation-Key and press OK to save.

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Factory settings for the handset

The phone book and the handset name are not deleted when you reset the handset.

Press MENU, select Handset Set and press OK.

Select Default Set and press OK.

Enter the handset PIN (factory setting: 0000).

Display „Reset all Setting?“.

Press OK.

Display „All Settings Reset“.

Function After Reset

Registered base stations Also registerd Phone book Not deleted after reset

Delete in phone book menu Combox number Not deleted Handset name INT (X) Receiver volume 2 Handsfree volume 4 Ringer volume 4 Ringer melody (general and VIP) 3 Key click On Automatic answering Off Language English Handset PIN 0000

Language

Press MENU, select Settings and press OK.

Select Handset Settings and press OK for confirmation.

Select Language and press OK.

Select the desired language and press OK to confirm.

Area-Code

This setting is needed for reading from the SIM-Card and adapting to the Swiss network. If you have a country code on the SIM-Card it will be replaced by a 0 (zero). If you have a foreign number with “+” this will be replaced by 00 (two zero’s). The phone’s default setting is prepared for the Swiss network.

Press MENU, select Settings and press OK.

Select Handset Settings and press OK for confirmation.

Select Area-Code and press OK.

Select the Country-Code, Int. Prefix or Nat. Prefix and press OK.

Enter the Number needed and press OK to store.

Changing the handset PIN

To protect the handset settings from unauthorized access you should change the handset PIN (factory setting: 0000) to a PIN that only you know.

Press MENU, select Settings and press OK.

Select Handset Settings and press OK for confirmation.

Select Handset PIN and press OK.

Enter the current handset PIN (factory setting: 0000).

Enter the new handset PIN (4 digits).

Re-enter the new handset PIN to verify. If match the new handset PIN is saved.

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Setting call barring mode

Each handset has call barring mode separately.

Press MENU, select Settings and press OK.

Select Base Settings and press OK.

Select Call Barring and press OK.

Enter the base station PIN (factory setting: 0000).

Select the handset you want to set.

Select Barring Mode:

Barring Off means: call barring is deactivated Barred Numbers means: call barring is activated with barred numbers Internal Call means: external call cannot be made

Press OK to confirm.

Setting barred numbers

You can enter three numbers of up to 8 digits for call barring. You can also record the prefix of numbers to be barred, for instance the prefix for some expensive services, or the prefix for international numbers. All calls to numbers with this prefix will be barred.

Press MENU, select Settings and press OK.

Select Base Settings and press OK.

Select Call Barring and press OK.

Enter the base station PIN (factory setting: 0000).

Select the Handset and press OK.

Select Barring Number and press OK.

Select the area to enter the number and press OK.

Enter the barred number (up to 8 digits).

Press OK to confirm.

Base station settings

Ring priority

By setting this functionality one handset will ring first.

Assigning the specific handset

Press MENU, select Settings and press OK.

Select Base Settings and press OK.

Select Ring Priority and press OK.

Select Priority and press OK.

Select the handset number or Disable: Disable means all the handsets ring at the same time.

Press OK to confirm.

Setting the number of rings

You can also set the number of times the specific handset rings before all other handsets start to ring.

Press MENU, select Settings and press OK.

Select Base Settings and press OK.

Select Ring Priority and press OK.

Select Ring Count and press OK.

Enter the number by using the Navigation-Key up and down.

Press OK to confirm.

Call barring

You can prevent certain numbers from being called from a handset by blocking those numbers in the base station. You can also restrict a handset to calling on an external line. You can still receive incoming calls.

Note: The emergency numbers can not be barred (see also “Emergency numbers”).

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Emergency number

You can enter three numbers of up to 10 digits for emergency number. The emergency numbers are valid for all handsets. You can dial the emergency numbers even if your handset is barred for external calling and active keypad lock.

Press MENU, select Settings and press OK.

Select Base Settings and press OK.

Select Dial Set and press OK.

Enter the base station PIN (factory setting: 0000).

Select Emer. Number and press OK.

Select the area to enter the number and press OK.

Press Option.

Select Save and press OK to confirm.

Dialling mode

Some telephone networks use pulses to dial a number.

Press MENU, select Settings and press OK.

Select Base Settings and press OK.

Select Dial Set and press OK.

Enter the base station PIN (factory setting: 0000).

Select Dialling Mode and press OK.

Select Tone or Pulse.

Press OK to confirm.

Access code

The access code must be pre-dialled to dial into the public telephone network on PABX’s. The telephone inserts the pause automatically if the access code has been programmed.

Press MENU, select Settings and press OK.

Select Base Settings and press OK.

Select Dial Set and press OK.

Enter the base station PIN (factory setting: 0000).

Select Access Code and press OK.

Enter the access code (up to 4 digits).

Press OK to confirm.

Recall time

You can set different recall times to use special network or PABX-functionalities: 98, 270, 380 and 600 ms.

Press MENU, select Settings and press OK.

Select Base Settings and press OK.

Select Base Set and press OK.

Select Dial Set and press OK.

Enter the base station PIN (factory setting: 0000).

Select Recall Time and press OK.

Select the recall time.

Press OK to confirm.

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Factory settings for the base station

Press MENU, select Base Set and press OK.

Select Default Set and press OK.

Enter the base station PIN (factory setting: 0000).

Display „Reset all Setting?“.

Press OK.

Display „All Settings Reset“.

Function After reset

Registered handsets Also registered Dialling mode Tone Flash time Local (300ms) Access code Deleted Emergency Number Own numbers keep stored Ring Priority Disable The number of rings for priority ringing 5 Base station PIN 0000 Call barring Deactivated Caller list Deleted SMS memories Deleted SMS alert Off

Date and time

The base station contains a built-in date and time. The date and time can be also set if the calling line identification is received with date and time.

Note: The year must be set manually.

Press MENU, select Settings and press OK.

Select Base Settings and press OK.

Select Date/ Time and press OK.

Enter the day/ month/ year and press OK.

Enter the hours/ minutes.

Press OK to confirm.

Base PIN

Press MENU, select Base Set and press OK.

Select Base PIN and press OK.

Enter the base station PIN (factory setting: 0000).

Enter the new base station PIN.

Enter the new base station PIN again.

Display „New PIN Stored“.

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Technical specifications

Base station and handset

Standard DECT/GAP Number of channels 120 duplex channels Channel spacing 1.728MHz Bit rate 1152kbit / sec Duplex procedure TDMA (time division multiple access procedure) Voice coding ADPCM (32kbit/s) Modulation GFSK Radio frequency range 1.880 GHz to 1.900 GHz Average transmission power Approx. 10 mW (per channel) Range Up to 250 m outdoors

Up to 40 m indoors

Power supply Base station Input: 230 V, 50 Hz

Output: AC 9 V, 300 mA

Handset Rechargeable Ni-MH 1.2V, 600 mAh, AAA(x 3) Handset operating time with full battery Talk time: up to 10 hours

Standby time: up to 100 hours Permissible ambient temperature 0 °C to 40°C Permissible storage temperature – 20°C to 60 °C Dimensions (length x width x height)

Handset (D) 28.0 x (W) 46.5 x (H) 115.0mm Base station (D) 133.0 x (W) 81.5 x (H) 52.5 mm

Weight 111 g (Battery included) Handset 148 g Base station

Dialling procedure DTMF and Pulse Recall key function Flash Line cord 2 Meter Tel-line cord

Reference

Trouble shooting

Symptom Cause Remedy

No display Handset not switched on Switches handset on

Battery empty Put handset on the base

unit for charging batteries

No allocation of The telephone connection Plug in the telephone line the switched line cable is not correctly put cable into the base unit

and also check the wall socket connection

The power connection Plug in the power ADAPTOR cable is not correctly put into the base unit

The switched line is occupied Wait until the switched line by another handset is free

No radio communication Handset not registered Handset need to be to the base unit or the bell at Base-station registered at base unit of the handset is not ringing

The power connection Plug in the power ADAPTOR cable is not correctly put into the base unit into base

Handset is not ringing Ringing volume is too low Set the ringing volume high the bell on the handset

When dialling, the switched Lock mode enable Check lock mode, and line disconnected disable lock mode

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Conformity

This device is intended to be operated on the analogue Swiss network. Countryspecific conditions have to be taken into account. If you have any questions about the differences between the public phone networks, please contact your specialist dealer or network provider.

Swisscom hereby declares that this device meets the essential requirements and other relevant regulations laid down in Directive 1999/5/EC.

The Declaration of Conformity can be found the following web site: www.swisscom.com/onlineshop under the rubric, Phone, Declaration of Conformity or can be ordered from the following postal address:

Swisscom Fixnet Ltd

Residential Customer Premises Equipment (CPE) 3050 Bern

Maintenance / Warranty

Rental devices

If your phone does not operate properly, notify Technical Assistance (phone number 175). The repair

and the fault action are free of charge.

Purchased devices

Repair services are performed frees of charge within the warranty period in accordance with the regulation of the warranty certificate. If a repair is necessary, the device must be returned to the place of purchase. If Technical Assistance is made available (during the warranty period a well), the fault action is charged (route lump sum price as well as time expenses). The repair costs are additional outside the warranty period.

Batteries

Battery cells are considered material, which is not covered by the warranty service. Defective batteries are not replaced free of charge. This applies to rental and purchased devices.

Help

If you have any general questions about products, services, etc., please contact your Swisscom Information Centre (toll free number 0800 800 800).

General remark

except for damage to wearing parts (cables, labels, batteries etc.) and damage arising from incorrect handling such as dropping it or allowing fluid to penetrate into handset etc.