Swisscom Classic E104 User Manual

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Classic E104
Handset

User manual

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Brief overview

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The display is protected by a film.

protective film.

Base station icon

stationary:

–

for outgoing/inco­ming calls

flashing:

–

base station
contact

Speed dialling

activate

Set key

– to save
– for settings

End call key

– end call

on/off:

–

hold down

no

ready



¤

Please remove

Charging
status

¤

§

Redial
a number

Make
internal call

Ta l k k ey

– accept

call

– dial call

number

Keypad
protection

full
empty

Recall key

– for systems

& select services

insert pause:

–

hold down

on/off:
hold down

Delete
characters

Display keys

When icons are displayed above the 3 keys in the display,
the meaning of these icons is as follows:



Scroll down

Scroll up



Confirm

2

8

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Quick reference guide

Function Key combination

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Activate/deactivate
the handset

Activate/deactivate
keypad protection

Answer a call

Make an external call

Redial a number

Save a speed dial
number

Dial a speed dial
number

Set the handset
volume

Hold down

Hold down

C

OC

or

1

°­`±

-_

°¯º`

_C

for 1 second

±

for 1 second

w

e.g.

o`O

e.g.

or

C

e.g.

o`

Mute the microphone

Make an internal call

Call all handsets

Tr an s fe r ca l l
(connect)

Internal enquiry call

8

Microphone

u

Microphone

4

e.g.

u

ux

u

u

Terminate enquiry call:



e.g.

o±

e.g.

o

muted

on

;

;

4

3

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Safety precautions

• Never use ordinary (non-rechargeable) batteries. Only use

approved batteries of the same type

otherwise battery damage can result (dangerous), see ta­ble page 7.

• The handset’s battery compartments feature the following
diagrams:

g

Insert rechargeable batteries correctly in
accordance with polarity symbols.

(rechargeable), as

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h

• Do not use strange charging devices, as this could dama­ge the batteries.

• Batteries heat up during charging – this is a normal occur­rence and is not dangerous.

• The handset can affect medical equipment.

• The handset can cause unpleasant humming in hearing
aids.

• Do not operate the handset in environments where there
is risk of explosion, such as a paint shop.

• Always include the operating instructions when passing
your handset onto third parties.

• The batteries and handset should be disposed of in an
environmentally-friendly manner.

Operate battery type in accordance with these
operating instructions.

Displays

Base station icon



J

Star key

x

Charging status icon

¥

C

8

Off hook

External connection

(;7

Internal connection

,17

£

Handset locked



Pause

1

Blank

_

4



P

1GJ

____







Hash key

Recall key

Telephone PIN inpu

Keypad protection

Select from list
using

Select from list
using

1

selection

w

4

°

2

to confirm the

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Contents

Brief overview ................................................................... 2

Display keys......................................................................2

Quick reference guide ...................................................... 3

Safety precautions............................................................ 4

Displays.............................................................................. 4

Preparing the handset...................................................... 6

Inserting the batteries.......................................................6

Charging the batteries ......................................................7

Attaching the belt clip .......................................................8

Activating/deactivating the handset ..................................8

Activating/deactivating keypad protection ........................8

Assignment the handset .................................................. 9

Making calls .................................................................... 10

Making an external call ...................................................10

Making an internal call ....................................................10

Answering a call..............................................................10

Transferring a call, enquiry call........................................11

Redial ............................................................................... 11

Speed dialling ................................................................. 12

Saving/changing/deleting call numbers...........................12

Speed dialling..................................................................12

Deleting the speed dial list .............................................13

Network access support ................................................ 13

Security............................................................................ 14

Changing the telephone PIN ...........................................14

Activating direct station selection ...................................14

Activating the handset lock.............................................15

Deactivating the handset lock/direct station selection....15

Settings............................................................................ 16

Ringer volume.................................................................16

Ring tones.......................................................................16

Handset volume..............................................................16

Activating/deactivating beeps .........................................17

Activating/deactivating base station display....................17

Activating/deactivating auto talk .....................................18

Resetting the factory settings.........................................18

Changing the base station ..............................................19

Appendixl ........................................................................ 20

Warranty/repair/maintenance/approval ...........................20

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Preparing the handset

Contents of the package

Handset, 2 batteries, belt clip, user manual.

Inserting the batteries

• Never use ordinary (non-rechargeable) batteries.
Only use
(rechargeable), as otherwise battery damage can
result (dangerous), see table page 7.

• The handset’s battery compartments feature the
following diagrams:

g
h

• Do not use strange charging devices, as this
could damage the batteries.

• Please dispose of old, defective batteries in an
environmentally friendly manner in accordance
with the relevant legislation.

approved batteries of the same type

Insert rechargeable batteries correctly in
accordance with polarity symbols.

Operate battery type in accordance with
these operating instructions.

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+

+

–

• Insert the batteries, ensuring
re on left.

• Insert the battery cover approx.

compartment

ce.

•

To op e n

cover and slide

6

the battery cover, press the grooved area on the

and slide it

downwards

correct polarity

upwards

.

– see figu-

3 mm into the battery

until it clicks into pla-

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Charging the batteries

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The batteries supplied are

not charged

.
To charge the batteries, insert the handset in the base sta­tion or charging unit (accessory) – you will hear the confirma­tion beep. The charging status icon flashes on the handset
display to indicate that a charging operation is in progress:

§
¦

Batteries empty

Batteries 1/3 charged

¥
¤

Batteries 2/3 charged

Batteries full

– We recommend initially charging the batteries for at least

16 hours without interruption – irrespective of the
charging status icon.

– Charging is controlled electronically. This ensures opti-

mum charging and prolongs battery life.
It is recommended that you discharge the batteries at re-

gular intervals.
– The batteries heat up during charging.
– The battery charging status is only displayed correctly

after uninterrupted charging/discharging. You should

therefore avoid opening the battery compartment unne-

cessarily.

Approved batteries:

Nickel-cadmium (NiCd) Nickel-metal-hydride (NiMH)

Sanyo N-3U (700 mAh) Sanyo H-3 U (1500 mAh)

GP GP60AAKC (600 mAh) GP GP130 AA HC (1300 mAh)

Varta 751RS (700 mAh) GP GP150 AA HC (1500 mAh)

Mobile Power 700 (700 mAh) Varta VH 1101 or Phone Power

(1100 mAh)

Panasonic 60 DT (600 mAh) Panasonic HHR-110 AA (1100 mAh)

Friwo NiMH (1400 mAh)

Toshiba TH-1200 AARE (1200 mAh)

Always replace both batteries and only use batteries of the
same type/from the same manufacturer.

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Handset operating time/charging time:

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Capacity

(mAh)

700

up to 100 over 10 approx. 5

110 0

up to 160 over 15 approx. 9

1500

up to 220 over 20 approx. 12

Standby time

(hours)

Ta l k t im e

(hours)

Charging

time

(hours)

Attaching the belt clip

Press the belt clip against the back of the handset until the
side protrusions click into place in the holes provided.

Activating/deactivating the handset

±

Press the end call key for

1 second

The handset automatically activates as soon as you insert
the batteries and place it in the base station/charging unit.

.

Activating/deactivating keypad protection

When keypad protection is activated, the keypad buttons are
ineffective.
Calls can be accepted with the talk key C.

w

Hold key down for

1 second

to activate/deactivate keypad pro-

tection.

more than

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Assigning the handset

You must assign your handset at the base station before you
can start to make calls.

Step 1

• First prepare the

base station

for registration:

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Pronto/
Classic/Top

210, E104,
E401, E304

E314 ISDN

Cordless

Step 2

• You now have

handset

° u x
¯`

System PIN

`

e.g.

o

:

Base station preparation

Hold down the base station key for approx.
10 seconds

In the base station menu select registration
option and confirm.

Press the display (LED) –
flashing during registration.

one minute

Press the keys shown.

Enter the base station number, e.g.
tion 1-4) and confirm.

Enter the base station’s system PIN and con­firm (factory setting: 0000) – the unassigned
call numbers appear after a few seconds.

Enter the desired call number – the

base icon

nary
Your handset is ready for operation!

until you hear signal tones

to enter the following at the



is displayed.

.

¯

(sta-

statio-

– Please refer to the relevant operating instructions (step 1)

to register at
– You can register your handset at

up to 4 different base stations

other base stations

.

, see above.

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Making calls

Making an external call

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O

C

–You can

±

.

–You can insert a

down).
– You can opt to

account: press the keys ° x, all characters entered af-

terwards are

Enter the call number.
If necessary, correct it with the delete key

v

.

Press the talk key to start the dial operation.

Ending a call:

Press the end call key

cancel the dial operation

pause

not save entries

saved for number redial.

not

±

.

with the end call key

with the recall key 4 (hold it

, e.g. when checking an

Making an internal call

u

O

Press the INT key – the actual internal call
number is displayed.

Enter the internal call number.

Press

Ending a call:

Press the end call key

Answering a call

C

or





L

Press the talk key.

remove the handset from the base station/
charging unit if the auto talk feature is activa­ted.

x

to call all handsets.

±

.

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Transferring a call, enquiry call

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The base stations

To p E 3 04

handset or to conduct an internal enquiry call.

u
O

When the user answers:

•

transfer the call:

•

enquiry call:

ler on hold.

allow you to transfer an external call to another

Pronto 210, To p E 3 0 1, Classic E104

Press the INT key.

Dial the internal call number.

±

press the end call key

press the recall key 4 to revert to the cal-

.

Redial

Redialling a number

You can access the last five call numbers dialled.

1

Display call numbers.

and

_

C

Select a call number.
If necessary, confirm the number with
and correct it with the delete key

Press the talk key to start the redial opera­tion.

Deleting redial numbers

All five redial numbers

°
¯ t `

Te l . P IN

o `±

`

Press the set key.

Initiate the setting.

Enter the telephone PIN and confirm
(factory setting: 0000).

Delete the redial list.

are deleted.

v

.

`



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Speed dialling

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The speed dialling function allows you to dial up to

numbers

at the push of a button.

Saving/changing/deleting call numbers

° -

e.g.

¯

`
O

`±

Press the set key followed by the speed dial
key.

Enter the speed dial number (memory loca­tion, digit 0 to 9) or press

Confirm the number.

Enter a new call number or delete/change an
existing call number with

Save the number.

to scroll.

_

v

.

Speed dialling

2

e.g.

¯

Display the call numbers.

Enter the speed dial number (0 to 9) or
press
If necessary, confirm the number with `
and dial further digits for the extension num­ber.

to scroll.

_

10 call

C

Press the talk key to start the dial operation.

Saving a call number from the redial list

° 2

e.g.

`

_

`±

12

Press the set key followed by the speed dial
key.

Enter the speed dial number (digit 0 to 9) or
press

Select the call number (scroll) – the other
redial numbers are displayed.

Save the call number.

to scroll and confirm.

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Deleting the speed dial list

call numbers saved are deleted!

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°
¯ t `

`

Te l . P IN

¯ `

±

Press the set key.

Activate the function.

Enter the telephone PIN and confirm
(factory setting: 0000).

Delete the speed dial list.

Network access support

• Using the speed dial key

– Save the call number as the speed dial number "0" see

„Speed dialling” page 12

-

Hold down the speed dial key

number saved as speed dial number "0".

2

OC

Hold down

displayed.

Enter the user’s call number and press the
talk key to dial the "complete" number.

the speed dial key – the prefix is

to display the call

• By "linking" the speed dial list

You can save

2_`

e.g.

2_`
C

prefix codes as speed dial numbers

Display the prefix code and confirm.

Display the user’s call number in the speed
dial list and confirm or enter it manually.

Press the talk key to dial the complete num­ber.

:

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Security

Changing the telephone PIN

Important functions/settings are protected by the handset’s
telephone PIN (Personal Identification Number).

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Do not forget your telephone PIN!

only be reset by Swisscom for a fee!

°
¯ o `

Te l . P IN

2x new
tel. PIN

`±

`

Press the set key.

Activate the function.

Enter the current telephone PIN and
confirm (factory setting: 0000).

Enter the new telephone PIN (4 digits)

.

twice

Save the new telephone PIN.

Forgotten PINs can

Activating direct station selection

This function is not available in all countries!

When direct station selection (DSS) is active,

stroke

function is used to call for help or raise an alarm.

Saving/changing/deleting a DSS number:

°

triggers a call to the DSS number

Press the set key.

every key-

saved

. This

¯ ¯

Te l . P IN

o
O

`

The telephone lock is activated if you press ` when the _
(empty) icon is displayed.

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`

`

Select the function.

`

Enter the telephone PIN and confirm
(factory settings: 0000).

Press the keys shown.

Enter or change the DSS number or press

v

to delete it.

Save the DSS number – direct station selec­tion is activated.

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Activating the handset lock

All functions with the exception of emergency call are una­vailable when the telephone is locked. You can still be rea­ched, however. Simply press the talk key
call.

to accept a

C

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°
¯ ¯ `

Te l . P IN

`

Press the set key.

Select the function.

Enter the telephone PIN and confirm
(factory setting: 0000).

¯ `

You can dial all

Activate the telephone lock.

base station emergency numbers

.

Deactivating the handset lock/direct station
selection

°
¯ ¯

Te l . P IN

º

`

`±

Press the set key.

Activate the function.

`

Enter the telephone PIN and confirm
(factory setting: 0000).

Deactivate direct station selection/telephone
lock.

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Settings

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Ringer volume

You can choose between 5 volumes and the "crescendo"
ring (increasing volume).

° q

e.g.

p

`

Activate the function – you will hear the rin­ger.

Change the ringer volume (level 1 to 5,
crescendo = 6).

Save the setting.

q

Ring tones

You can choose between 10 ring tones.

° ~

e.g.



`

Activate the function – you will hear the rin­ger.

Select the ring tones (0 to 9).

Save the setting.

Handset volume

You can set the handset volume to any of 3 levels (even
during a call).

°
¯ º

e.g.

o

`±

Press the set key.

Activate the function.

`

Change the volume (

Save the setting.

1, 2 or 3

).

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Activating/deactivating beeps

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Confirmation beeps

– function code 13 (both beeps)

– Confirmation beep (1 beep) when you conclude a

function and replace the unit in the charging unit

– Error beep (4 short beeps) when you make an incorrect

entry

•

Key beep

– function code

14

– every keystroke is confirmed

•

Battery warning beep

– function code

15

– when the battery is empty

°

Press the set key.

e.g.

¯ p`

For example, enter function code 14 and
confirm.

e.g.

º

For example, deactivate the key beep.
Deactivate = 0; activate =

1

`±

You can also activate the

for call status only = enter

beep

Save the entry.

battery warning

o

.

Activating/deactivating base station display

The current base station is displayed when the handset is
idle.

°
¯ ~ `

e.g.

¯

`±

Press the set key.

Activate the function.

For example, activate the display.
Activate = 1; deactivate =

0

Save the setting.

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Activating/deactivating auto talk

When this function is active, you can answer a call by remo­ving the handset from the base station or charging unit.

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°
¯ s `

e.g.

º

`±

Press the set key.

Activate the function.

º
¯

to

deactivate

to

activate

Enter

Enter

Save the setting.

auto talk.

auto talk.

Resetting the factory settings

This setting does
tion registrations are maintained.

Factory settings:

Speed dial numbers, redial, DSS number deleted

Handset volume, ringer melody 1

Ringer volume 5

Key beep, battery warning beep, confirma­tion beeps, auto talk

delete the

not

telephone PIN

on

. Base sta-

Base station display off

°
¯ t `

Te l . P IN

`

Press the set key.

Activate the function.

Enter the telephone PIN and confirm
(factory default: 0000).

º `±

Reset settings to factory default.

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Changing the base station

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Prerequisite:

the handset is registered with more than one

base station.

You can choose one of the following settings:

• Set the handset to

automatically select

(factory setting)

the best base (factory setting).

• Set the handset to

priority base station

– the handset
searches for other base stations if this is not found within
30 seconds.

• Set the handset to

° u

e.g.

¯¯

Press the set key followed by the INT key.

For example, set base 1 as the priority base.

For

automatic selection:

For

priority base:

twice

For

fixed base:

once

a fixed base station

enter the base number

.

enter the base number

.

.

enter

º

.

`±

Save the setting and terminate the function.

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Appendix

Warranty/repair/maintenance/approval

Warranty

Swisscom offers a two-year warranty for this device from
the date of purchase.

For a repair under warranty, the warranty card must be com­pleted, stamped by the dealer and returned with the faulty
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.

In the event of malfunction, please contact the dealer.

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Repair/maintenance

Leased terminals

If your telephone does not work properly, contact the faults
service (telephone number 175).

Repairs

Purchased terminals

Repairs are performed free of charge within the warranty
period in accordance with warranty specifications1). For
repair, the terminal must be returned to the dealer.

If the faults service is used (even during the warranty
period), you will be charged a fee for travel and time. Out­side the warranty period, material costs are invoiced in addi­tion to this.

Battery

Batteries are considered as consumables and as such are
not covered by the warranty. Defective batteries are not
replaced free of charge. The applies to both leased and
purchased terminals.

1)

and fault removal are performed free of charge.

1) excluding damage to consumables (cables, labels,
batteries, etc.) and caused by incorrect use (if the
terminal is dropped, leakages, etc.).

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Help

Please contact your local Swisscom information desk (free­phone [phone]) for general questions, for example,
with regard to products, services, etc.

Approval

This telephone has been approved in accordance with the
EU directive 91/263/EEC Telecommunication Terminals.

This telephone satisfies the requirements of the EU directi­ves. The CE label CE 0188X indicates that the telephone
conforms with the above directives.

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