Telstra T310 User Manual
Telstra T310 Telephone
User Guide
If you have any problems with your phone, first refer to the
Help section of this User Guide or call the TecHelp line on
1300 369 193.
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Introduction
to your Telstra T310 Telephone
Calling Number Display*
Lets you identify the caller’s telephone number (except for blocked calls),
enabling you to screen your calls.
Handsfree operation
You can conduct your call over the loudspeaker without lifting the
handset
Flashing message indication#
A flashing LED gives the user a visual indication when a new message is
recorded on their Telstra Message Bank service.
Name & number phonebook
Store up to 25 of your important or frequently dialled numbers in the
Phonebook. You can also store names to go with the numbers. It is then
easy to display and dial numbers from the Phonebook.
Call indicator light
Visually alerts you to an incoming call
Adjustable ringer volume & tone control
The ringer volume and pitch can be adjusted to your appropriate levels
Alarm clock
The date and time are displayed on the LCD when the phone is idle. You
can set the alarm ring at your desired time.
12 month warranty
This User Guide provides you
with all the information you
need to get the most from
your phone.
Before you make your first call
you will need to set up your
phone. Follow the simple
instructions on the next few
pages.
Need help?
If you have any problems
setting up or using your Telstra
T310 please contact the
TecHelp line on 1300 369 193.
Alternatively, you may find
the answer in ‘Help’at the
back of this guide.
Got everything?
● Telstra T310 Telephone
● Telephone Line Cord
● AC Power Adaptor
● Telephone Adaptor Plug
● Wall Mounting Bracket
* Charges apply. Service
available in most areas.
# User must subscribe to
Telstra’s MessageBank
service or Telstra Home
Messages 101 service.
Contact Telstra on 13 2200.
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Installing your Telstra T310
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You can also wall mount your Telstra T310, for
more information see page 5.
1. Connect AC Adaptor to the base and power
socket as shown.
2. Connect one end of the Telephone Line Cord
into the socket at the bottom of the base.
Connect the other end of the Telephone Line
Cord into the telephone wall socket.
Make sure all the connections are firmly in
place.
Your telephone is now ready to use.
Phone socket
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Depending on your wall socket,
you may need to use the
telephone adaptor plug
supplied.
Welcome to your Telstra T310 Telephone 1
In this guide 3
Installing your Telstra T310 4
Wall mounting your Telstra T310 5
Getting to know your Telstra T310 6
Using your Telstra T310 8
Making and receiving calls 8
Call Timer 8
Redial 9
Mute 9
Handsfree operation 10
Recall 11
Phonebook 11
Ringer volume and tone settings 15
Alarm clock 17
Network information 20
Calls list 21
Call Waiting 24
Telstra Voice Assistant 26
Flashing Message Indication 26
Help 27
Important Safety Instructions 28
General Information 28
Product warranty & Customer service 29
Wall mounting template 30
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Getting to know your Telstra T310
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Phonebook/Exit button
Use to view the names and
numbers in the phonebook. Also
used to exit the menu.
Arrow buttons
Use to move through the menu
options. Also used when entering
or editing names and
numbers.
Call indicator light
Lights up to indicate an incoming
call and flashes to indicate
messages waiting on your
message service
i.e. HomeMessages 101.
Dial/Call Waiting button
Press to automatically dial a
number stored in the calls list or
directory.Also used when
preparatory dialling.
Also operates Call Waiting while on
a call (see Network Features
section of user guide on page 24).
Recall button
For use with a switchboard/PABX
and Telstra Network Services.
Redial button
Redials the last number called.
Also, used to enter a pause in a
stored number.
Handsfree indicator light
Lights up to indicate that
handsfree is in use.
Mute button
Press to mute the call so your
caller cannot hear you. When
Music On Hold is enabled in the
menu, when pressed,music will be
played to both you and your
caller.Also used as a clear button
to delete digits or characters when
entering or editing names and
numbers.
Menu/Enter button
Press to enter and select
the menu options.
Calls button
Press to enter the
Calls list.
Volume button
Use to adjust the
volume during
handsfree operation.
Handsfree button
Allows you to hold a
conversation over the
loudspeaker without
lifting the handset.
Wall mounting your Telstra T310
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Ensure that you do not
drill into any hidden
wiring or pipes.
For mounting on a wall
plate, you may wish to
purchase a short line cord.
Your TelstraT310 can be wall mounted by
screwing directly onto a wall or can be fitted to
a standard telephone wall mount plate.
Screwing onto a wall
1. Using the template on page 30, drill 2 holes
25mm deep using a 3mm drill.
2. Insert the wall plugs and insert a screw into
each hole. Leave 2-3mm between the head of
the screw and the wall.
3. Position the product onto the screws.
4. Slide down to secure.
Mounting onto a standard telephone
wall plate
1. With the wall bracket installed, position the
product onto the mounting studs on the wall
plate.
2. Slide down to secure.
Handset Hook
This hook keeps the handset in when the T310
is wall mounted.
Revolve the handset catch on the base unit.
The handset will now be able to rest on the
hook when wall mounted.
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Using your Telstra T310
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If you enter any digits
incorrectly,use the LEFT
or RIGHT arrow button to
move to the digit and press
the button to delete.
Making and receiving calls
To make a call
1. Lift the handset and wait for the dial tone.
2. Dial the telephone number.
The will be shown on the display to
indicate that the phone is in use.
Or
Preparatory dialling.
1. Dial the telephone number without lifting
the handset. It is shown on the display but
not dialled.
2. Press the button.The number will
be dialled automatically using handsfree.
If you wish to speak to your caller
privately you can pick up the handset at
any time.
To receive a call
1. When the telephone rings, the call
indicator light will flash to indicate that
there is an incoming call. Simply pick up
the handset.
Call timer
Your T310 automatically times the duration
of all outgoing and incoming external calls.
The call duration will be shown both during
the call and for a few seconds after it is
completed.
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Explanation of display icons
b Time c Date
The time and date can be set
manually, see page 17.
Alternatively, if you have
subscribed to a Calling Number
Display Service, the first call you
receive will automatically update
the time and date. The time and
date will also be displayed in the
calls list to indicate when each call
was received.
d Ringer Off
This will be displayed to remind
you the ringer is set to off.
e Alarm set
This will be displayed when the
alarm is set to ON.
f Call Waiting
This will flash to indicate you have
a caller waiting. This will also be
displayed in the calls list to
indicate the entry was a waiting
caller.
g Phone in use/Call answered
This will be displayed when the
phone is in use. It will also be
displayed in the calls list to
indicate the call was answered.
h New unviewed calls in
the calls list
Displays the number of new calls
received since you last viewed the
calls list. It will also display the
total number of calls stored in the
calls list.
i Voice message waiting
This will be displayed to indicate
that you have a voice message.
See page 26.
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Using your Telstra T310
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If there is no number stored in
the redial memory, the
display will show
NO REDIAL.
A redial number can be no
longer than 32 digits.
Redial
To redial the last number called
1. Lift the handset. Press the button.
The last number called is dialled
automatically.
If the button is pressed when the
handset is down, the display will show the
number and
REDIAL.
Press the button and the number
will be dialed automatically using
handsfree.
Mute
When on a call you can talk to someone in
the same room, without your caller hearing.
To switch mute on and off
1. During a call press and release the
button.The call indicator light will flash to
show that mute is on.
Your caller will be put on hold and both
you and the caller will hear music until
the button is pressed again. You can
now talk to someone in the room without
your caller hearing you.
The display will flash
MUTE to indicate
that mute is on.
2. Press and release the button again to
return to your caller.
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You can pick up the handset
at any time if you wish to
speak to your caller privately.
There are 5 levels to choose
from. The display will show
the volume level as you
adjust it. The selected volume
level will remain until
changed.
Handsfree Operation
The handsfree feature allows you to use the
phone without picking up the handset,
giving you more freedom when you are
speaking on the phone. You can hear the
caller’s voice through the in-built speaker.
You can also switch to handsfree mode
during a call by pressing the button
and replacing the handset.
To make a handsfree call
1. Press the button.
The handsfree light will come on and
HANDSFREE will be displayed for 5
seconds. You will hear the dial tone.
2. Dial the telephone number.
3. To end your call,press the button.
To receive a call using handsfree
1. Press the button when the phone
rings.
To change the volume when using
handsfree
You can adjust the speaker volume when
you are on a handsfree call.
1. Press the button. The volume level
will be shown on the display VOLUME
HANDSFREE.
2. Press the button to move up and
down each level.
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