Swisscom Top M48, Top M58 User Manual

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Top M48 / Top M58

User manual

1 General 5

1.1 Safety precautions 5

1.2 Using the headset 6

1.3 Using the 230 V adapter 6

1.4 Compliance / Environmental impact 7

2 Functions of the phone 9

2.1 Characteristics 9

2.2 Description of the display in standby mode 10

2.3 Description of the menu icons 10

2.4 Description of the keys and options 11

3 Installation 15

3.1 Unpacking 15

3.2 Assembly 15

3.3 Location 15

3.4 Default settings 16

4 Using the phone 17

4.1 Receiving calls 17

4.1.1 Using the receiver 17

4.1.2 Using the hands-free function 17

4.1.3 Using the headset 17

4.2 Making calls in standby modus 17

4.2.1 Using the receiver 17

4.2.2 Using the hands-free function 17

4.2.3 Using the headset 18

4.2.4 Pre-dialing 18

4.3 Alarm and reminders 18

4.3.1 Alarm 18

4.3.2 Reminders 18

4.4 Call list 19

4.4.1 Missed calls / Incoming calls/Dialed numbers 19

4.4.2 Last call duration 20

4.4.3 Help for call lists 21

4.5 Messages 21

4.5.1 New messages 22

4.5.2 Inbox 23

4.5.3 Outbox 24

4.5.4 Templates 25

Contents

6 Using the Top M58 automatic

answering machine 45

6.1 Switching on/Programming the answering machine 45

6.1.1 Programming the number of rings 46

6.1.2 Programming the remote access code 46

6.1.3 Programming the recording time 46

6.1.4 Programming the outgoing message (OGM option) 47

6.1.5 Delete all messages 47

6.2 Recording and listening to a memo 48

6.3 Recording and listening to a conversation 48

6.4 Recording and listening to OGM messages 48

6.4.1 Recording a message 49

6.4.2 Listening to a message 49

6.5 Listening to a received message 49

6.6 Remote control 50

6.6.1 Leaving a message 50

6.6.2 Dialling into and managing the answering machine 50

4.5.5 Help for messages 26

4.5.6 Help for using private SMS box 27

4.6 Phone book 28

4.6.1 Browse through the phone book 28

4.6.2 Browse the phone book by name or number 28

4.6.3 Add record 30

4.6.4 SIM to phone book 30

4.6.5 Delete all 31

4.6.6 Help for the phone book 31

4.7 Games 31

4.7.1 Tetris 32

4.7.2 Greedy Snake 32

4.7.3 Auto Funny I-go (Reversi) 32

4.7.4 Both Funny I-go (Reversi) 33

4.7.5 Help for the games 33

4.8 Alarm and reminders 34

4.8.1 Alarm 34

4.8.2 Reminders (Notes) 34

4.8.3 Mode 35

4.8.4 Help for alarm and reminders 35

4.9 Calculator 35

4.10 System configuration 36

4.10.1 Clock settings 36

4.10.2 Phone settings 36

4.10.3 SMS settings 39

4.10.4 Message settings 40

4.10.5 Language 41

4.10.6 Restore defaults 41

4.10.7 Help 41

4.11 Help 42

5 Use in conjunction with a private

branch exchange (PBX) 43

5.1 Ringtones 43

5.2 Dialout prefix 43

5.3 Dialing tone detection 43

5.4 Calling Line Identity Presentation (CLIP) 44

5.5 Sending and receiving SMS messages 44

The Top M48/Top M58 has been designed to allow emergency calls to be made in the event of a mains failure. Under these circumstances, it will only be possible to make calls by dialling out manually.

In the event of a mains failure (230 V), you can still use your telephone to make outgoing calls:

Pick up the receiver

Wait until the reset procedure is complete; the display will indicate standby mode

Dial the required number

Have your conversation

Hang up

Please note that although this backup function is available for outgoing calls, that ability to receive incoming calls during a mains power failure cannot be guaranteed.

1.1 Safety precautions

Do not expose the telephone to humidity or any types of liquid. To avoid the risk of electrocution, do not open the telephone. Please note the information on the adapter concerning the required voltage for this telephone.

This telephone should not be used in areas where there is a risk of explosion or gas leaks. There is a slight possibility that this telephone may be damaged by electrical storms. We therefore recommend unplugging the telephone from the mains during thunderstorms.

Your telephone may interfere with other electrical equipment such as televisions, radios, radio alarms or computers if placed too close to them. We recommend keeping it at least a meter away from such equipment.

1 General

1.4 Compliance / Environmental impact

Compliance

The

CEsymbol indicates that this product complies with European Parliament

and European Council Directive number 1999/ 5/CE on radio and telecommunications terminal equipment for the protection of users and electromagnetic compatibility. Furthermore, it makes efficient use of the spectrum allocated to terrestrial and space radio communication to avoid harmful interference.

The declaration of conformity may be consulted at the following site: www.swisscom.com/onlineshop under Telephones, Declaration of Conformity and may be requested from the following address:

Swisscom Fixnet Ltd.

Retail Business Customer Premises Equipment (CPE) CH-3050 Berne

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.

1.2 Using the headset

When connected to the Top M48/Top M58, your headset will provide you with hands-free communication. Only use our headset. For purchasing, servicing or replacement, please see our contact information in the user manual or visit our website at http://www.swisscom.com.

Pull out the headset jack cover and insert the small plug into the headset jack on the right-hand side of your telephone. Proceed as described in “Using the headset” to make and receive calls.

NOTE: When you plug the headset into the headset jack, it automatically mutes the receiver and microphone. Unplug the headset to return the receiver to normal use.

1.3 Using the 230 V adapter

Plug the adapter into a socket outlet which is near to your telephone and easily accessible.

2.1 Characteristics

Graphic display

Back lighting

Adjustable contrast

Menu in four languages (German, French, Italian and English)

Phone book for up to 240 entries (names and numbers)

Copy of a SIM card in the phone book

Call lists (outgoing, incoming, missed) with 160 entries

Caller ID (name/number)

Visual signals for new calls, new messages and loudspeaker

Pre-dialling

Sending and receiving of SMS messages

Archive of SMS messages received and sent

Sub-addressing for SMS messages

Ringtones standard, polyphonic and composable

Ringtone volume control

Hands-free function (half duplex)

Hands-free kit (headset with 2.5mm jack)

Loudspeaker volume control

Mute function

Flash function

Dialing pause

Call duration displayed (appears automatically a few seconds into each call)

Emergency call function

Games

Alarm

Calculator

Top M58 only:

Automatic answering machine (minimum recording time 20 minutes)

Pre-recorded messages (OGM1 and OGM2)

2 Functions of the phone

2.4 Description of the keys and options

Key Function Description

LOUDSPEAKER/ No headset connected: HEADSET

Hands-free use in standby mode or

during an incoming call

ON/OFF

Loudspeaker on during a call

Headset connected:

ON/ OFF for calls via a headset

Top M48: REDIAL

Redials last number, if pressed directly

PAUSE

Pause after entering a number

Delete text in SMS edit mode

FLASH

Signal flash, if receiver off-hook

BACK

Delete, if receiver on-hook

EXIT

Quit menu, submenu or function

Top M58: STOP

Stop listening to a message/memo or an OGM recording

2.2 Description of the display in standby mode

Number of SMS messages received and saved

Number of missed calls

Number of new SMS messages received

Number of unsent SMS messages

The symbol indicates an active alarm.

Top M58 only:

The symbol indicates that the automatic answering machine is switched on. The

Full

symbol indicates that the automatic answering machine’s memory is full.

2.3 Description of the menu icons

Call list Alarm and Notice

Messages Calculator

Phonebook System Settings

Games Help

Key Function Description 1, 2abc, 3def … 9wxyz 1 – 9 Number keys

abc … wxyz Letter keys

* + * Control key for activating for example call

diversion

+ Special character key for SMS messages and

phone book

+ ”Plus” key for the calculator

0 0 Number key

Space key for SMS messages

# # Control key for validating call diversion,

for example Return key for SMS messages

LED Description

Lights up if the hands-free function or the headset are in use

Top M58 only:

Flashes to indicate that a new message has been received Flashes to signal the arrival of a new SMS

Flashes to signal a new incoming call

Key Function Description

Top M48: MENU

Access to the menu in standby mode

ENTER

Enter/ OK within a menu

Accesses the SMS inbox, if pressed directly

Scrolls upwards through a menu

Increases the loudspeaker volume

Accesses the phone book, if pressed directly

Scrolls downwards through a menu

Reduces the loudspeaker volume

Top M58: or

Accesses dialed numbers list, if pressed directly

Moves left in a menu

Rewind once messages have been listened to

Accesses missed calls list, if pressed directly

Moves right in a menu

Fast forward once messages have been listened to

Top M48: ABC

Toggles between capitals and small letters

abc

during input

123

Toggles between letters and numbers during input

TEMPLATE

Accesses templates during input. Choose template using and

Top M58: DEL

Delete, if receiver on-hook

MUTE

Turns off the microphone, if receiver off-hook

PLAY

From standby mode, press to listen to or

PAUSE

pause messages

OGM

From standby mode, press to listen to or record messages (OGM) on the answering machine

MEMO

From standby mode, press to record a memo

REC

Press to record a conversation in progress

ON/ OFF

From standby mode, press to switch the answering machine on or off

3.1 Unpacking

The package contains the following:

1 base

1 receiver

1 230 V mains adapter

1 receiver cable

1 telephone cable

1 user manual

1 headset with 2.5 mm jack (hands-free kit)

3.2 Assembly

1.Connect one end of the power cable to the underside of the base and the other end to a 230 V mains supply.

2.Connect one end of the telephone cable to the underside of the base, the other to the telephone socket in your wall.

3.Connect one end of the receiver cable to the underside of the base, the other to the receiver.

WARNING:

Use only the 230 V mains adapter supplied with this telephone. Different adapters could damage your telephone.

3.3 Location

Keep the phone on a non-slip surface. Varnish and other synthetic finishes can attack and soften the plastic feet on the phone. If the feet become damaged in this way, they can leave marks on surfaces. Swisscom Fixnet Ltd declines all responsibility for such damage.

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