Telstra T1000C SMS User Manual

IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

For Your Safety

Do not use the telephone during an electrical storm as it is possible to get a
shock. Refer to the Telstra White Pages® directory for further information.

RENTAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS

Your rental telephone is subject to the terms and conditions set out in Part A - General
of the Basic Telephone Service Section of Our Customer Terms, which is available for
inspection at most Telstra shops or at www.telstra.com.au/customerterms/index.htm.

RENTAL TELEPHONE FAULTS

For any service diffi culties and faults call 13 2203 for Residential or 13 2255 for
Small Business customers or check the Telstra White Pages® directory for further
contact numbers.

TELSTRA TEXT MESSAGING (SMS) SERVICE

Call 0198339999 and follow voice prompts for information on how to use your Telstra
text messaging (SMS) feature.

CARE OF THE TELEPHONE

• Avoid hard knocks and do not drop the telephone.
∑• Keep the telephone away from heaters.

• Clean the telephone surface with a damp cloth. Do not use detergents or immerse the
telephone in water.

• The performance of the telephone may be affected by electro-magnetic interference
if placed near radio transmitters, diathermy machines, welding machines etc.

Telstra T1000C SMS

Calling Number Display Rental Telephone

User Guide

To fully benefi t from this Australian designed and manufactured telephone,
please read the User Guide and keep handy for future reference.

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CONTENTS

FEATURES OF THE TELEPHONE

Getting Started 2

Features of the Telephone 3

Telephone Settings 4

Using MessageBank® Button 7

How to use your Telstra T1000C Telephone Features 9

Important Safety Instructions 16

Rental Terms and Conditions 16

Rental Telephone Faults 16

Telstra Text Messaging (SMS) Service 16

Care of the Telephone 16

GETTING STARTED

When you unpack the telephone you will need to ensure the cords are placed
in the slots provided in the base as shown in the diagram below.

When you connect the telephone to a line, the display will show
Lift the handset to ensure the telephone is powered up, will ring correctly
and is ready to use.

Wait for Dial Tone

Repeat this step whenever the telephone has been disconnected from the line.

Desk/Wall Mounting Your Telstra T1000C

Wall mounting diagram

Note: Short cord is provided
with installation of wall socket.
Adjust the handset hook on the base.

The display will show

An additional line socket is located at the rear
of the phone to allow for connection of other
ACA approved equipment, e.g. an answering
machine, extension ringer or modem.

Visual Message
Waiting Power
Pack socket
is located
at the rear.

An adjustable
handset hook
can be set in
position for wall
mounting by
rotating the dial
on the rear left
side of the phone.

1. Ringer and earpiece level and scroll
through Callers and Memory Lists.

2. Names stored in memory will be
displayed when the callers number
matches the number in memory

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3. Redial button used to easily
redial the last number dialled.

4. Store button used to turn on Phone
Features and adjust ringer and contrast.

5. Cancel button used to turn off
phone features e.g. Call Wait.

6. Two line LCD Calling Number
Display with a 20 number call list

7. 20 number memory directory with
One-Touch dial using OK button.

8. OK button used to confi rm
menu selections.

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10. MessageBank button used
to retrieve messages from
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11. Sending and receiving
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12. One Touch Phone Feature buttons.

13. Delete button used to delete
numbers from the Callers and Memory lists.

14. Telstra Voice Assistant button for voice control of phone features.

Memory List

New Caller
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SMS List

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T1000C Screen

1. You need to subscribe to Telstra Calling Number Display in order to receive the number of your callers.

Monthly charges apply. Available most areas. Not available for blocked calls. For more information,
call 13 2200 for Residential or 13 2000 for Business services.

2. Text message functionality available to eligible Telstra and Telstra reseller customers with text capable

phones such as this T1000C. Telstra expects the fi xed line text messaging functionality will become more
widely available at a later stage and all other customers wishing to use this function should confi rm its
availability with their service provider.

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TELEPHONE SETTINGS

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To adjust the ringer volume when the telephone is ringing

Press or while the phone is ringing

To adjust the ringer volume when the telephone is idle

1. Press

2. Press

Display will show (Min)

to clear the display and save setting.

(Max)

To suppress the fi rst ring

When text messages are delivered to your phone, your phone will ring once.
If you do not want your phone to ring for text messages, you can suppress
the fi rst ring. However, this is not recommended as any other phone you have
connected to the same line will still ring.

To suppress the fi rst ring

Press

Display will show “SUPPRESS FIRST RING”, press

To re-enable the fi rst ring

Press

Display will show “ENABLE FIRST RING”, press

Key tone

When the handset is lifted, your phone generates a key tone for each valid key press.
If you have a power adaptor connected, the key tone is generated when the handset
is on the hook.

To disable the key tone

Press

Display will show “DISABLE KEY TONE”, press

To enable the key tone

Press

Display will show “ENABLE KEY TONE”, press

To adjust the display contrast

1. Press

2. Press

3. Press

or to adjust contrast

to clear the display and save the setting.

Display will show “CONTRAST”.

To adjust the earpiece volume

press

Confi rmation tone will stop after the minimum or maximum setting has been reached.

Note: The earpiece volume will reset to normal when the handset is replaced, unless you fi x the level.

Adjusts the earpiece volume to one of four levels.

To fi x the earpiece volume

press or to adjust the volume and press

To have the volume reset to normal when the handset is replaced

press or to adjust the volume and press

Note: The T1000C also provides magnetic coupling in the handset for use with hearing aids with
a T position switch.

Last Number Redial

Press

The display shows the last number dialled. to call the last number dialled.

Callers List

The Callers List can store up to 20 incoming callers numbers.
The symbol

on the display shows there is an unanswered new call in the Callers List.

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Viewing and dialling from the Callers List

Press

The symbol

Note: The Callers List will store the number, date and time of the last 20 calls.

then or to fi nd number. Lift the handset to call the number.

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