TIPTEL Ergophone 6030 User Manual

User's Manual (en)

tiptel Ergophone 6030

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Important notice

This manual is about all functions of the phone. When using the
phone with factory default settings and at the same time reading this
manual you will notice that not all of the functions referred to in this
manual are shown in the main menu.

With this phone nearly all menu items in the main menu can be hid­den in order to have only those items in the main menu that you are
really using.

The phone has been pre-configured before shipment so that you can
immediately start using it. That's why we have hidden less frequently
used functions in the main menu.

I order to see all functions or to adapt the phone to your needs you
will have to change these settings. This can be done in “Settings” ­main menu.

Contents

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Contents

Important notice ....................................................................... 1

Contents .................................................................................... 3

Safety notes .............................................................................. 7

First time operation .................................................................. 8

Checking gift box contents .................................................... 8

Install SIM card, memory card(s) and batteries .................... 8

Switching the phone on ........................................................ 9

Setting of date and time ........................................................ 10

Charging the battery .............................................................. 10

Phone controls ......................................................................... 11

Keypad controls .................................................................... 11

Controls on the backside ...................................................... 12

Controls on the left side ........................................................ 12

Controls on the top side ........................................................ 12

Controls at the bottom side ................................................... 13

General .................................................................................. 13

Key assignment in stand-by .................................................. 13

Icons in the display ................................................................ 14

Telephoning .............................................................................. 15

Taking a call .......................................................................... 15

Rejecting calls ....................................................................... 15

Direct dialling ......................................................................... 15

Using re-dial .......................................................................... 16

Speed-dialling ........................................................................ 16

Dialling from phonebook ....................................................... 17

Functions while having a call ................................................ 17

Hands free mode ................................................................ 17

Mute .................................................................................... 17

Call screening ..................................................................... 18

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Contacts .................................................................................... 19

Options .................................................................................. 19

New ..................................................................................... 19

Write message .................................................................... 20

Dial ...................................................................................... 20

Delete .................................................................................. 20

Copy ................................................................................... 21

Copy all ............................................................................... 21

Others ................................................................................. 21

Messages (SMS) ...................................................................... 22

Read incoming SMS .............................................................. 22

Write message ....................................................................... 22

Writing a message text .......................................................... 23

SMS settings ....................................................................... 23

Call logs .................................................................................... 25

Displaying calls in absence ................................................... 25

Camera ...................................................................................... 26

Storage .................................................................................. 26

Gallery ................................................................................... 26

Magnifier glass function .......................................................... 28

Radio ......................................................................................... 29

Radio options ........................................................................ 29

Auto search and save ......................................................... 29

Channel list ......................................................................... 30

Alarm clock ............................................................................... 31

Calculator .................................................................................. 32

Recorder ................................................................................... 33

Tools.......................................................................................... 34

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Settings ..................................................................................... 35

Profiles ................................................................................... 35

Profile settings .................................................................... 35

Call settings ........................................................................... 37

Speed dial settings ............................................................. 37

Dual SIM settings ................................................................ 37

Network selection ............................................................... 38

Call divert ............................................................................ 38

Call barring ......................................................................... 38

Call waiting ......................................................................... 39

Hide ID ................................................................................ 39

Phone settings ....................................................................... 40

Time and date ..................................................................... 40

Select language .................................................................. 40

Talking keys setting ............................................................ 40

Restore settings .................................................................. 40

Main menu ............................................................................. 40

Display settings ..................................................................... 41

Wallpaper settings .............................................................. 41

Contrast .............................................................................. 42

Back light ............................................................................ 42

Keypad light ........................................................................ 42

SOS setting ............................................................................ 42

Security settings .................................................................... 42

Emergency call ......................................................................... 44

Blocking of the emergency call function

through an answering machine ............................................. 45

Testing the emergency function ............................................ 45

Setting up the emergency call .............................................. 46

SOS status .......................................................................... 46

SOS numbers ..................................................................... 46

SOS message ..................................................................... 47

Cancelling an emergency call ............................................... 47

Important notes on the emergency call functions ................. 48

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Addendum ................................................................................. 49

Service ................................................................................... 49

Warranty ................................................................................ 50

CE Sign .................................................................................. 52

Safety notes

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Safety notes

 You may only use this phone in locations where this is allowed.

Usually you may not use a mobile phone in hospitals, planes, or at
petrol stations.

 Do not open the phone and do not try to repair it. Repair work may

only be carried out by qualified personnel.

 Avoid exposing the phone to smoke, chemicals, humidity, or ex-

cessive heat (direct sunlight).

 Keep the phone and its accessories away from children.
 The loudspeaker of this phone can be set to very high volumes.

Check the volume before use to avoid damage to your hearing.

 While driving use this phone only with an approved hands free de-

vice. Obey country specific regulations.

 Keep a distance of at least 20 cm to an implanted heart pace mak-

er. The phone must be turned off immediately in case you suspect
any influence.

 Only use the attached AC adapter.
 Only use original accessories and batteries.
 The phone is not water proof. Avoid contact with any fluids.
 You must not rely on the emergency call function of the phone

alone. Due to technical restrictions settings up an emergency con­nection cannot be guaranteed.

 Disposal of phone and batteries must be carried out properly. Do

not put the phone in your general waste and do not throw it into a
fire.

 Disposal of packaging parts must be carried out according to local

regulations.

First time operation

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First time operation

Checking gift box contents

Scope of delivery:

 Mobile phone tiptel Ergophone 6030
 AC adapter
 Charger cradle
 Battery pack Li-Ion 3.7 V/900mAh
 User's manual

Install SIM card, memory card(s) and batteries

Before you can use the phone you will have to install SIM card, bat­tery, and eventually memory card. SIM card and memory card are not
part of the scope of delivery. A SIM card you will receive from your
provider. Ergophone 6030 supports micro SD memory cards up to 4
GB.

To install a SIM card and eventually a memory card the cabinet cover
on the backside of your phone must be removed.

Slide this cover
downward until
you can lift it. In­stall the SIM card
carefully in the SIM
1 slot, if you wish
to use two SIM
cards use SIM 2
slot for the second
card.

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If you wish to use a memory card please install this card to the small
card holder below the camera.

To install the cards slide the metal bracket to the rear. Then it can be
lifted.

After installing the card, slide the metal bracket to the front again so
that it secures the card. Please proceed carefully. When the bracket
cannot be moved easily probably the card has not been inserted
properly.

Now the battery has to be installed which is only possible in the cor­rect positioning.

Finally refit the cabinet cover and slid towards the red SOS button un­til it snaps in.

Note: The phone can be operated without memory card. But

then the memory is limited and files cannot be transferred
to a PC. When you frequently want to take pictures or rec­ord voice messages we recommend using a memory
card. The phone supports cards up to 4 GB.

Switching the phone on

To switch it on press the red hang-up key for 3 - 5 seconds.

Then - if applicable - the phone PIN and after this - if activated on SIM
card - the SIM PIN will be queried. Enter the PIN via the key pad and
then press the OK key.

Note: More information on the PINs please find in chapter “Set-

tings” → “Safety Settings.” There you can change the
phone's and the SIM card's PIN and activate/deactivate the
SIM query.

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Setting of date and time

After switching the phone on for the first time or when the battery was
removed for a longer period of time date and time must be set. The
phone will automatically ask you for time and date which must be en­tered via the keypad. Then confirm your setting by pressing the OK
key.

The date must be entered in international format: year, month, day.

The LCD then should show correct date and time.

Charging the battery

The phone comes along with a charger cradle and an AC adapter
which must be connected with the cradle using the small plug while
the large plug has to be inserted in a mains wall outlet.

Put the phone in the charger cradle. The battery will now be charged.
While charging the right bar segment in the battery status field will
flash. As soon as charging has been completed all segments are
filled. There is no flashing anymore.

Note: Instead of using the charger cradle you can also connect

the connector of the AC adapter directly to the jack at the
bottom of the phone. And the battery can also be charge
via the USB connector of a PC.

Before putting the phone into operation for the first time charge the
battery completely. For a long life of your battery put the phone only
in the cradle when the battery is nearly depleted (only 1 or 2 bars left
in the battery indicator).

Batteries have a limited life time. If you have to charge your phone
more often replace the battery.

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Phone controls

On top and bottom side as well as on the left and the right side and
when opened a number of controls.

Keypad controls

Right display key

Confirms settings on
the LCD

Magnifier glass key

Activates magnifier
glass function

Cursor keys
Keys up

, down ,

left

and right for

menu selection.

Hang-up key
Terminate or reject a
call,
Getting back to stand­by mode,
On-/Off

Hash key
Memory M2 when
pressing long

0 key
Blank, e.g. when typ­ing SMS

Left display key

Confirms settings
on the LCD

Camera key

Pops up camera
function

OK key
To confirm selec­tions made

Dial key
Dialling and taking
a call,
Shows call list

Key 1
Press long for an­swering machine

Asterisk key
Memory M1 when
pressing long

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Controls on the backside

Here you will find the emergency call button
(SOS) and the camera.

Pressing the SOS button for 3 seconds an
emergency call will be made. For details
please see chapter "Emergency Call".

When using the camera or the magnifier glass

function make sure not to cover the camera with your hand.

Controls on the left side

Here you find the +/- rocker. During a call you can use
it for adjusting the volume. It also acts as volume con­trol for the integrated radio.

Above this rocker there is a 2.5 mm jack for a headset
which is not part of the scope of delivery. But you can
order this as optional accessory.

Controls on the top side

On the top side, there are switches for
operating some of the functions when
the phone has been collapsed.

The "flash light switch" on the right side turns the integrated flash light
on or off when being pressed for some 1 second. The "FM switch" on
the left side is used to switch the integrated radio on/off. The two
middle keys are used to change radio stations.

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Controls at the bottom side

At the bottom side there are the contacts for the charge cradle on the
left and the right hand side. Between them there is a micro USB con­nector to charge the batteries with the AC adapter or a Computer and
there is another charger jack for a Nokia compatible charger.

General

The left and the right display keys are assigned to different functions
depending on the status of the device. The function assigned for the
time being you will see in the display above each of the two keys.

In menus the right display key

usually is for exiting or going one

step back. With the left display key

you confirm functions or
open the options menu. Alternatively, you may use the OK key (silver
key

in the centre of the cursor cross). The red hang-up key will

exit a function completely.

Cursor keys

and are used for selecting entries from the menu

lists, cursor keys

and partly for selecting submenu items.

Key assignment in stand-by

In stand-by mode the left display key is for going to the main menu,
the left key is for going to the contacts list.

In the cursor cross in stand-by mode the OK key opens the main
menu. Key

activates silent mode. Key activates standard mode.

Key

opens the SMS menu; key turns on the integrated radio.

When you press the green dial key

in stand-by mode the list of re-

cently dialled numbers for re-dial will pop up.

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Icons in the display

In the left upper corner the signal strength and on the right upper
corner the battery charging status will be shown.

In addition, icons for new SMS, missed calls, silent mode, or alarm
clock and headset connected can be shown.

Icon Meaning

Signal strength

Battery status

New unread text messages (SMS)

Call(s) in absence

Silent mode active

A

larm clock on

Headset connected

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Telephoning

Taking a call

With an incoming call the phone rings provided that profile "Silent"
has not been activated and the phone vibrates provided that "Vibra­tion" has been activated in the "Standard" profile.

The display will show you the caller's number. When the caller has
been saved to the phone register instead of the number the name will
be shown.

You can take the call by pressing the green dial key

. Alternatively,

you may press the left display key.

The right display key can be used to disable the ringing tone during
the call.

Rejecting calls

With an incoming call press the hang-up key to reject the call. The
caller will hear the busy signal.

Direct dialling

For direct dialling use the digit keys for the number and then press
the green dial key

. The call will be placed.

Note: Please note that with mobile phones you always will have

to dial the area code.
Via the main menu → “Settings” → “Phone settings” →
“Talking keys setting” you can activate a function having
each digit being announced.

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Using re-dial

If you press the green dial key without entering a number first the
call list will pop up. It shows you the numbers you recently dialled.
Keys

and can be used to toggle between received or missed

calls.

Keys

and can be used to browse the call list up or down. Press-

ing the green dial key

once again will result in calling the selected

number.

Speed-dialling

This phone provides you with speed-dial keys for storing frequently
used number.

You can speed-dial from stand-by mode by pressing one of the digit
keys -, , and  for some 2 seconds. The stored number will be
dialled.

Key  carries the icon of a female head, key the icon of a male
head. These two keys can be used as speed-dial keys e.g. for daugh­ter and son.

Note: To be able to use the speed-dial keys you will have to de-

fine them first in “Settings” → “Call settings” → “Speed di­al settings.”

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Dialling from phonebook

When pressing the right display key in stand-by mode (LCD shows
"Pbook", contacts will be displayed starting with the first entry. Keys

and can be used to browse up or down.

When you press a digit key more than once in a row, the first entry
starting with the corresponding letter will be shown. E.g. to have the
first entry starting with "L" being displayed, you will have to press key
 three times in a row within a short period of time.

Pressing the green dial key

will have you call the selected number.

Functions while having a call

During a call you can use the right display key to toggle between
handset and hands free mode. The left display key provides you with
the options menu for more functions.

Hands free mode

During a call you can use the right display key to toggle between
hands held and hands free mode.

You will hear your conversational partner from the large loudspeaker
on the backside of your phone.

Mute

When pressing the left display key during a call and selecting the is­sue "Mute" and then pressing the OK key, the microphone will be
switched off.

You may then talk to other people in the room and your conversa­tional partner cannot hear what you are saying.

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Pressing the left display key once again, selecting the issue "Unmute"
will reactivate the microphone.

Call screening

Ergophone 6030 allows you to record parts of phone calls. This can
be useful in case your conversational partner wants to give you in­formation you cannot remember and/or you cannot write it down. Ex­amples would be shopping lists, routes to drive, or complete contact
details.

During a call press the left display key and select the item "Start to
record" then press the OK key. Now the call is being recorded. Press­ing that key once again and selecting the item "Stop recording" and
then pressing the OK key stops recording.

Screening is made via the recorder function of your phone. Screening
will be stored same as voice messages and can be played back us­ing the recorder function. Please read chapter "Recorder".

Note: Since the phone's memory is not that large, screening can

only be carried out when there is a memory card installed.
Screening is only allowed when you advise the caller on
this before activating the screening function and the caller
agrees.

Contacts

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Contacts

Each contact is a name and the phone number belonging to that
name. “Contacts” is your phone book for calling other subscribers or
sending them SMS text messages.

Your phone comprises an integrated memory for contacts. But con­tacts may also be saved to the SIM card.

To review your contacts in stand-by mode press the right display key.
Contacts will then pop up directly. You can also open the contacts list
via the main menu and select the item "Contacts".

All stored contacts will be shown with the first contact being selected.
Keys

and can be used to select any contact in the list.

When pressing a digit key (where applicable several times in a row)
the contact starting with the corresponding letter will be selected from
the list. If you press e.g. digit key 6 once the first contact starting with
"M" will be selected. If you press 6 three times on a row the first con­tact starting with "O" will be selected.

When pressing the OK key details of the selected contact (name,
number, memory location) will be shown.

Pressing the green dial key

will result in calling this contact.

Options

Pressing the left display key while in the contact list will open the op­tions menu.

New

Use "New" to create a new entry. A selection for "Name" and "Mobile"
will pop up.

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First, select "Mobile" with the

key and then press the OK key. Enter
the number with the digit keys and confirm it with the left display key.
To make sure that dialling also works when in another country you
should store the numbers always in international format with country
code. Number 02102 4280 should therefore be entered as
[phone], with +49 as country code for Germany followed by
the area code without the leading zero. + can be entered by pressing



twice in a row.

Then select "Name" and press the OK key. Now you should use the
digit keys to enter the name of the subscriber. Pressing a digit key
once selects the first letter above that key, pressing it twice selects
the second letter above that key, and so on.

To enter "Space" press .  will toggle between upper case and
lower case and first letter of a word upper case and all other letters
lower case (ABC, abc, Abc).

Once you have finished entering the name press the left display key.

Now the list with name and number of your entries will be shown.
Press the left display key to store this contact.

Write message

Select "Write message" from the options menu to write an SMS to the
contact.

Dial

Dials the number of a contact. Instead of selecting this menu item you
can simply press the green dial key

with the contact selected.

Delete

Deletes the selected contact.

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Copy

Here you can copy the selected contact from phone to SIM card or
vice versa.

Copy all

Here you can copy all entries from SIM to phone or vice versa or with
two SIM cards between those cards.

Others

Here you can perform settings on your contacts.

Storage settings

Here you configure whether new contacts will be saved to the SIM
card or to the phone's memory.

Memory status

Here you can see how many contacts have been saved to the SIM
card(s) and how many have been saved to the phone.

Single line display/double line display

In the contacts list next to the name you will also find the number.
Here you can configure whether you want to see name and number
in one row or in two rows.

Messages

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Messages (SMS)

You can use your phone to receive and send SMS text messages.

Read incoming SMS

When you have received a new SMS this will be shown to you in large
letters in the display.

By pressing the left display key the SMS will be shown.

When you now press the left display key you will see the options al­lowing you to delete the message, to answer the sender or to call the
sender.

As long as you have not deleted a message you can review it via the
main menu item "Message" under the sub menu "Inbox". Here you
see a list of all saved messages. After selecting a message it will be
shown and you have the same options as above.

Write message

Besides answering to a message you can also write your own mes­sage and send it.

From the main menu select "Message" and the "Write message". A
window will pop up in which you can write your message via the key­pad.

A short press of the left display key will delete the last character en­tered; a long press will delete the whole text.

When you are ready with your message press the left display key to
go to options and there select the item "Send."

The receiver window will pop up in which you can enter the number.
Pressing the left display key will have the contacts popping up. Select

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the contact you wish to send the message to and then press the left
display key to confirm the number as receiver for the message.

To send one message to more than one subscriber you can select
the contacts and pres the OK key for each contact. The selected con­tact will then be marked as receiver. By pressing the left display key
all marked contacts will be added to the receiver list.

Then from the receiver list press the OK key to send the message.

Tip: If you wish to send a message to a receiver who is saved

in the contacts list you can also go to “Contacts”, select
the contact and then select "Write message" from the op­tions menu using the left display key.

Writing a message text

The actual message text is written by using the digit keys  through
 with three to four letters written above them. Pressing a key once

will write the first letter, pressing it twice will write the second letter,
and so on.

For "Hello" you must press twice, then twice, then three times
key , again three times key  and then three times key .

To enter "Space" press .  will switch the current letter to upper
case.

SMS settings

From the main menu select the item "Message" and then press the
left display key to open SMS settings.

Item "Memory capacity" shows you the number of SMS saved to the
phone and the SIM card(s).

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In SMS settings enter the number of the SMS centre of your telepho­ny provider. Usually this will automatically be taken over from the SIM
card.

In settings on the SMS validity you define how long your provider
shall try to deliver the SMS. We recommend keeping the maximum
setting.

Under status report you can configure whether or not you wish to re­ceive a confirmation on a successfully sent SMS. In general you
should not activate this function because these confirmations are of­ten not free of charge and they are not always supported.

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Call logs

When pressing the green dial key in stand-by mode the call log will
be shown. The last dialled numbers will be shown. With

and you

can toggle between received and missed calls.

Alternatively, you can get to the call list via the item "Call logs" in the
main menu.

Keys

and can be used to browse through the call lists.

Pressing the green dial key

places a call to the selected number.

Pressing the left display key will open the options of the call list. Be­sides calling the number, you can also send a message, save the
number as contact, or delete the selected or all entries of the current
call list.

Displaying calls in absence

In case you have received a call in absence you will be notified by a
large info in the display.

Use the right display key to close this info. Use the left display key to
see calls in absence in the list of calls in absence.

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Camera

You can go to the camera function either via the main menu item
"Camera" or directly by pressing the camera key

on the keypad.

Now you see the picture on the display. Make sure not to cover the
lens on the backside of the phone when using this function.

The integrated camera comprises a zoom function to zoom the object
shown. Press

for zooming in and for zooming out. In the upper

right corner of the display you will see the zoom factor (1X - 5X).

Press the OK key to take a picture which will then be shown to you on
the display for verification. Press the left display key for saving the
picture or the right one for cancel without saving.

When you press the left display key in camera mode you come to the
selection "Gallery" and "Storage".

Storage

Here you configure whether pictures will be saved to the internal
memory of the camera or to the memory card installed. If you take
pictures frequently a memory card must be installed. Ergophone
6030 supports Micro SD memory cards up to 4 GB.

Gallery

When you select "Gallery" all saved pictures with file name, file size,
and preview will be shown.

Use the OK key to show the picture in full screen mode. To exit this
mode press the right display key. Keys

and select the previous
or the next picture for display. Pressing the OK key will start a slide
show.

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Pressing the left display key gives you the option to delete the select­ed picture or to use it as wallpaper.

When using a picture as wallpaper it will be shown on the display in
stand-by mode. Please note that a wallpaper might have impact on
the readability of display information.

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Magnifier glass function

Your phone comprises an integrated magnifier glass which can be
activated by pressing the magnifier glass key

on the keypad.

Hold the camera on the phone's backside close to the object you
wish to magnify. Make sure not to cover the camera’s lens.

Use keys

and to zoom in or out on the object.

Exit the magnifier glass function by pressing the red hang-up key

.

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Radio

Your phone comprises an integrated FM radio. You can open the ra­dio via the item "Radio" in the main menu. Alternatively, you can press
the FM key at the top of the collapsed phone for some 3 seconds.

You can listen to the radio via the integrated speaker or the headset
(not scope of delivery). When using a headset, this will act as an addi­tional antenna resulting in better signal quality.

When you turn the radio on the last used station will be played.

Keys

or select the previous or the next station stored. In col­lapsed state the same function is assigned to the two middle keys at
the top of the phone.

The +/- rocker on the left side of the phone is used to adjust the radio
volume.

The OK key toggles between playback via loudspeaker or headset.

You can exit radio operation by pressing the left display key or the
red hang-up key

, when collapsed you may press the FM key for an

extended period of time.

The left display key is used to access radio options.

Radio options

The left display key is used to access radio options.

Auto search and save

This function searches for radio stations and stores them automatical­ly to the station list.

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Note: Automatic search will overwrite the station list.

Channel list

Shows stored radio stations and allows you to define channels man­ually or to change them after automatic search.

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Alarm clock

To use your phone as alarm clock select "Alarm" from the main menu.

You will see three alarm clocks you can activate or deactivate with the
left display key.

Pressing the OK key will show you the settings of the selected alarm
clock.

“Settings” allows you to assign names to the alarm clocks, enter the
alarm time, and to select the ringing signal for the alarm.

As soon as one alarm clock has been activated you will see an alarm
clock icon in the upper left corner of the LCD.

At the alarm time the phone will ring and show you the name of the
alarm clock in the display. Also you will see "Off" and "Delay" to be
operated with the left or right display key. "Off" will end the alarm func­tion. "Delay" will delay the alarm by round about 5 minutes.

Calculator

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Calculator

To use your phone as a calculator select "Calculator" from the main
menu.

The figures you wish to perform calculations with you can enter via
the digit keys. The separator can be entered by pressing key  for
point.

Operations +, -, x, and / you can select with the cursor keys. OK
gives you the result.

Pressing the right display key first deletes the result and pressing it
once again exits the calculator.

Recorder

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Recorder

The recorder allows you to record memos saved to the internal phone
memory or to the memory card.

Select "Recorder" from the main menu.

After starting the recorder you will see 3 icons at the bottom of the
display. From left to right these are playback (arrow to the right), Stop
(square) and record (circle). On start of the recorder only key record
is available, after recording a message also playback and stop are
available.

Switching between the functions is done by using the

and keys,

the function is started by pressing the OK key.

Options will allow you to start a recording, to look the record file list,
and to select the memory for your recordings.

Tip: The internal memory can only store a few short record-

ings. If you wish to use the recording function more fre­quently it is recommended to use a memory card.

Tools

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Tools

This main menu item is about services of your telephony provider.
Which services are available is defined by the provider. The provider
can supply you with information on the functionality and the prices of
services offered.

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Settings

This menu item is on the largest number of settings for your phone.
The settings menu has many sub folders which again have their own
sub folders.

We have already pre-set useful functions for you so that you will only
have to modify only a few particular functions if needed.

Profiles

Your phone operates with two profiles: "Standard" and "Silent". In a
profile all tones of the phones will be defined.

In this menu you can select the profile and also configure it.

To activate a profile select it and then press OK.

Tip: In stand-by mode key can be used to activate the "Si-

lent" profile and key to activate the "Standard" profile.

When in the profile list press the left display key for options. Here you
can activate the selected profile or modify its settings.

Profile settings

We recommend only to modify the "Standard" profile settings and to
modify the tones and volumes suiting your need.

Profile "Silent" has been pre-set in such a way that the phone is set to
"silent mode" in order not to disturb anybody, e.g. in a conference.
These settings should not be changed. But you should configure
whether or not you want the phone to vibrate on an incoming call.

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Ring settings

Here you select the tones for SIM 1 and SIM which the phone will play
with an incoming call or SMS.

You can choose among fixed and your own ringing tones. Fixed
tones are already integrated, for your own tones you can use audio
files which you have copied to the memory card before. Without
memory card only fixed tones can be used.

Adjust volume

Here you can set the volumes for ringing tone, SMS tone, and loud­speaker during a call, alarm clock, and the tone sounding when turn­ing the phone on or off.

Call alert

Here you can define how the phone signals incoming calls for SIM 1
an SIM 2. You can choose among

 Ringing only
 Vibrating only
 Silent
 Vibrate first and then ring
 Ringing and vibrating at the same time

Message alert

Here you can define how the phone signals incoming SMS. You can
choose among

 Ringing only
 Vibrating only
 Silent
 Ringing and vibrating at the same time

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Key tone

Here you can define how the phone signals key actuations. You can
chose among two tones and silent mode.

Battery low alert

Here you can define if the phone shall notify you about low battery
status before the battery has been completely depleted.

Power on/off volume

Here you can define whether or not the phone shall playback a melo­dy when turned on or off.

Call settings

This menu is on settings in connection with calling and dialling.

Speed dial settings

Here you can assign speed-dial numbers for the digits  through 
and keys  and . When pressing the corresponding key for some 2
seconds the stored number will be dialled.

Next to the key you will see a female face, next to the  key you
will see a male face. These keys are especially suitable to store the
number of your son or daughter.

Dual SIM settings

This menu item is only available when two SIM cards have been in­stalled. Here you can define how the phone should behave with out­going calls and SMS in case there are two SIM cards. Factory default
setting will prompt you which SIM card to use.

When there are two SIM cards installed you will always see a selec­tion with all relevant settings for which SIM card this setting shall be
performed.

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Network selection

Here you can configure whether the phone shall automatically search
for networks or whether you wish to select the network manually. With
automatic search in your home country the phone will automatically
register with the network of your provider, in other countries it will al­ways use the network with the best signal strength. Manual selection
only makes sense in other countries in case you wish to use a par­ticular network, because e.g. you know that the rates are cheap.

Call divert

Here you can define whether or not the phone shall divert calls. Call
divert can be activated for all calls. In this case the phone will never
ring the caller will always be redirected to the target you configured.
Alternatively, you can configure the phone that calls will only be redi­rected when your phone is busy, when you cannot take the call, or
when your phone is not available (no signal).

When you activate these deflections you can chose to redirect them
to your provider's voice mailbox or to any other number.

With each type of call deflection you have the option to turn it on or
off or to get information on the current status.

The item "Deactivate all deflections" will deactivate al deflections.

Call barring

Here you have the option to bar outgoing/incoming calls. This is a
function of your provider, which is not supported by every telephony
provider.

With "All Outgoing calls" or "All Incoming calls" you would block your
SIM card for all calls outgoing or incoming.

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With "Incoming Calls when Roaming" or "Dial when INTL Roaming"
you will block such calls when your phone is not registered with your
provider. Roaming means that your phone has been registered with
another provider in another country and that provider would transfer
your calls. You will also be charged for incoming calls then. With
blocking/barring you will avoid such charges but on the other hand
you are not available on the phone then and you cannot place any
calls.

With "International calling" you can block your phone regarding out­going calls to foreign countries.

Note: For barring you need PIN2 received from your provider.

This PIN must be set in the phone's security settings.

Call waiting

Here you can activate/deactivate call waiting and query the current
status.

When call waiting has been activated you will hear a call waiting sig­nal while you are talking on the phone in case there is a second call­er. Then you can toggle between those two calls. The caller will hear
the ringing signal. With call waiting deactivated the caller will hear the
busy signal.

Hide ID

Here you can configure whether or not your phone number will be
shown on the called party's phone.

"Hide ID" means that your number will not be shown. "Display own ID"
means that the caller can see it. “Display ID by network" means that
the provider defines whether or not your number will be shown.

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Phone settings

In this menu you can set date, time, and language and you can re­store factory default settings.

Time and date

Here you can enter time and date and select the format. Date has to
be entered in international format: Year - Month - Day, even when the
format shown later will be Day - Month -Year.

Select language

Here you can select the menu language.

Talking keys setting

Here you can activate/deactivate the talking keys. When activated the
phone will "say" each individual digit you dialled.

Restore settings

Here you can restore factory default settings. When selecting this
item enter the password 1234.

Stored contacts, saved photos or recordings and other personal data
will not be affected

Main menu

Here you can define which menu items of the main menu are visible.
You can adapt the main menu to your needs and hide functions not
needed.

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When going to this menu you will see a list of all items of the main
menu. You will see a check box in front of each item. Only when the
box has been checked this item will be shown.

Functions directly accessible through the keypad are also available
when this function has been hidden in the main menu. Also when you
have hidden the item "Camera" in the main menu you can still use the
camera key on the keypad.

Keys

and are used to select items from the main menu. The left
and right display key change the display status. Your change will be
accepted automatically. Use the right display key to exit the main
menu settings.

Note: In factory default settings some main menu items are hid-

den.

Display settings

Here you configure display (screen) settings.

Wallpaper settings

Here you can select the wallpaper for stand-by mode. You can
choose among "Default" (white factory preset background) and your
own wallpaper. When you choose "More Wallpapers" you can select a
picture from your photo gallery.

Please note that elements on the display may be harder to read when
you have a wallpaper defined.

Tip: After taking a picture with the integrated camera you can

select it directly as wallpaper.

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Contrast

You can change the contrast using the and keys. Use a setting
with good readability. The left display key saves your settings the
right one cancels the settings.

Back light

Here you can define how long the display back light shall be on after
the last actuation of a key. The longer it is on the shorter is the battery
life.

Keypad light

Here you can define how long the keypad back light shall be on after
the last actuation of a key. The longer it is on the shorter is the battery
life.

SOS setting

Here you configure the settings for the integrated emergency call
function. Please read the chapter "Emergency call".

Security settings

Here you can protect your SIM card(s) and your phone by a PIN
which must be at least 4 and at most 8 digits.

Here you can switch on or off the PIN and PIN 2 prompt for the SIM
card and the PIN for the telephone. And you can also change the PIN.

The provider who delivered the SIM card also provided you with PIN
and PIN 2 on that SIM card. You will need these PINs as previous PIN
and PIN 2 in case you want to change them on the SIM card via the
phone.

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When the PIN prompt for the SIM card(s) has been activated you will
have to enter the PIN every time when you switch on the phone. This
prompt is connected to the SIM card. Also when you insert the SIM
card into another phone you would receive the SIM prompt. So the
PIN protects the SIM card against unauthorized use. Switching this
prompt off, however, is more comfortable, because you do not have
to remember the PIN and enter it every time. Without PIN prompt e.g.
in case of loss there is no protection against unauthorized use which
may result in high costs.

PIN 2 is being used for some functions of your provider, e.g. blocking
certain numbers. As this PIN is not being used frequently it is not real­ly necessary to save it in your phone.

The phone PIN is connected to the phone itself. Has this PIN been ac­tivated you will have to enter it every time you switch on the phone.
So, this is a protection for the phone.

Full security, however, is only there when both PIN prompts are acti­vated. In case of loss the person who found your phone can neither
use the phone nor the SIM card. In this case - when turning on the
phone - you will have to enter both PINs.

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Emergency call

Your phone comprises an emergency call function which can be exe­cuted when pressing the SOS key on the phone's backside for some
2 seconds. When at least one emergency phone number was pro­grammed and the emergency call key is activated, the phone will ex­ecute an emergency call once the SOS key has been pressed for
some 2 seconds.

The phone will then sound an alarm tone and send an individual SMS
to up to five programmed emergency numbers. The help text can be
edited. Then the phone will call the first emergency number. In case
that the call is taken the phone automatically will go to hands free
mode. If the called party hangs up the emergency function will con­tinue, dialling the next emergency number. To end this function you
will have to short press the red hang-up key

several times.

When the call is not being taken it will call the next programmed
number. When none of the called parties takes the call or the emer­gency call function is not terminated after a call the phone will repeat
the call sequence three times.

During the emergency call the display will show the called number
and the call is being made in hands free mode, so you can hear if the
called party takes the call. While sending the SMSs and during the
dial attempts the phone will continue to sound an alarm. Once the
connection has been set up or it rings or the called party has taken
the call the alarm will stop but it will start with each new dialling at­tempt.

After an emergency call has been executed (no matter if it was suc­cessful or not) the phone will take all following calls automatically and
will go to hands free mode. So, contact to a helpless person is still
possible even if the emergency call procedure has already been ter­minated. To exit this function the phone has to be turned off and then
on again.

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Blocking of the emergency call function through
an answering machine

The phone cannot detect whether the call was taken by an answering
machine, a fax machine, or a person.

In case the call was taken e.g. by an answering machine the current
call can be terminated by pressing the red hang-up key

. Then the

phone will immediately start dialling the next emergency number.

Since the phone will continue the emergency call sequence even if
there has been a connection the second call will even be placed
when an answering machine had answered the first call - even when
the helpless person could not press the hang-up key

.

Answering machines usually hang up after a few seconds when there
is no clear voice message. However, this is not a reliable protection.
That's why you should make sure that with emergency numbers there
is no answering machine or fax machine connected.

Testing the emergency function

Test this function thoroughly once it has been set up. You should do
this together with those persons whose phone numbers were pro­grammed for the emergency calls.

Please note that the phone user when executing the emergency call
function is in a stress situation. So, also those persons who should
take the call should be familiar with the operation of the emergency
call function to give instructions such as terminating the emergency
call sequence e.g.

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Setting up the emergency call

For setting up the emergency call you will have to activate it first and
then you will have to enter the emergency message text and the
emergency numbers to call.

From stand-by mode press the left display key, then - in the main
menu - select "Settings" and then "SOS settings". Here you will find all
settings needed for configuring the emergency call.

SOS status

Here you define whether the emergency call key on the backside of
the phone is activated or not.

When activated the emergency function is active as described above.
If it is not activated the emergency call function is not available even if
you entered the text messages and the numbers to dial.

SOS numbers

Under "SOS numbers" you can enter up to five numbers. First the first
number is being dialled, then the second number, and so on.

When going to this menu item you will see five memories for five
numbers. Press the left display key or the OK key and then select
"Edit". In case a number has already been programmed you will also
see the option "Delete".

You can enter the emergency call number via the keypad. You can
also use the left display key to go to contacts in order to select any
number from your contacts as emergency number.

After selecting a number you will be asked if there should also be an
SMS transmission to that number. With a mobile phone number, just
confirm this. With fixed net numbers you should only confirm this in
case that phone can receive SMS messages.

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Note: When you activate the SMS with numbers of phones that

are not SMS compatible, the provider will call that phone
and read the SMS to it. This call would occupy the line in
the moment the emergency call is being placed.

SOS message

Here you enter the text that will be sent as SMS in a case of emer­gency. You can edit this text.

Cancelling an emergency call

In case you executed an emergency call accidently, you can termi­nate it by pressing the red hang-up key

several times short.

To exit the emergency call function completely the phone has to be
switched off and then on again.

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Important notes on the emergency call functions

 Never rely only on this emergency call function. In certain situa-

tions (e.g. no net or no credit for outgoing calls) the emergency
call function cannot be activated.

 There should be no answering machines at emergency call num-

bers set up.

 Advise the owner of an emergency call number thoroughly on

what this emergency call function is about, so that they know how
to react in a case of emergency.

 The general emergency number 112 may not be used as an

emergency call number. Same applies to other official emergency
numbers.

 Perform a complete test after set-up to fix any possible mistakes

you might have made.

 Please note that the emergency call can also be executed through

contact with objects, e.g. in the bag you carry the phone in. So
store the phone with care when the emergency call function is ac­tivated.

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Addendum

Service

You have purchased a modern product of Tiptel.com GmbH Business
Solutions. Our high-tech manufacturing facilities grant a continuous
level of highest quality. If, however, problems occur or you have any
questions on operating the device please contact your local dealer.
During the warranty period this is your contact partner. For technical
support of specialist dealers Tiptel.com GmbH Business Solutions
has set up a special phone number so that they can provide you with
high quality consulting service.

In case your dealer is not able to help you, you can contact
Tiptel.com GmbH Business Solutions directly. First information you
will find on our internet pages as shown below. In addition to that you
can contact our experienced technical support staff by telephone at
the times shown below:

In Germany In Austria In Switzerland

www.tiptel.de www.tiptel.at www.tiptel-online.ch

08.00 to 17.00 (Mo - Fr) 08.00 to 17.00 (Mo - Th),
Fr until 15.00

08.00 to 17.00 (Mo - Fr)

Telephone [phone] - 84 78
35*
Vanity Tel. [phone] - TIPTEL*
*

subject to charges

Telephone [phone],
Fax [phone]

Telephone [phone]
Fax [phone]

For questions regarding your telephone or DSL connection please
contact your service provider.

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Warranty

Your contact partner for any warranty issues is the specialist dealer
you purchased the device from. Tiptel.com GmbH will grant a warran­ty of 2 years from the date of handover for the material and for the
manufacturing of the device.

Initially, the purchaser shall have only the right of subsequent perfor­mance. Subsequent performance entails either repair or the supply of
an alternative product. Exchanged devices or parts shall become the
property of the dealer.

If the subsequent performance fails, the purchaser can either demand
a reduction in the purchase price or withdraw from the contract.

The purchaser shall notify the dealer immediately of any defects
found. Proof of the warranty entitlement shall be furnished by stand­ard proof of purchase (receipt or invoice).

The warranty entitlement shall expire if the purchaser or an unauthor­ised third party interferes with the device. Damage caused by inap­propriate handling, operation, storage or by force majeure or other
external influences shall not be covered by the warranty.

The warranty shall not cover any consumable material (e.g. batteries)
or defects that only slightly impair the value or the usability of the de­vice.

Claims for damage caused by transport shall be asserted to the de­livery company.

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Notes on settlement:
Repairs can only be conducted by the Service Department of

Tiptel.com GmbH Business Solutions. We offer a 48 hours repair ser­vice which makes sure that you will usually receive your repaired de­vice or a replacement back after 2 days plus standard shipment time.
A warranty repair does not prolong the warranty period - neither for
the replaced parts nor for the device. This warranty is not transferable
and shall expire if the device is sold on to another party. It shall also
expire if the device is interfered with by third parties or if the serial
number on the device has been removed or made illegible. There is a
warranty seal on the device. Please do not damage or remove this
seal because otherwise your warranty will expire.

The General Terms and Conditions of Tiptel.com GmbH Business
Solutions, which are part of the contract for a dealer, shall also apply.
In the event of a complaint, the defective product shall be sent to the
relevant Tiptel subsidiary, the importer or dealer along with a descrip­tion of the defect and the proof of purchase. For warranty handling
please contact your specialist dealer or send the device directly to the
following address:

In Germany In Austria In Switzerland

Tiptel.com GmbH
Business Solutions Tiptel GmbH Tiptel AG

Service Service Service
Halskestraße 1 Ricoweg 30/B1 Bahnstrasse 46
40880 Ratingen 2351 Wiener Neudorf 8105 Regensdorf

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CE Sign

This device is approved for the connection and use within the ana­logue public telephone networks in all EC countries – according to
the European Requirements. Due to technical deviations in individual
countries, we cannot grant an unlimited guarantee for the successful
operation at all types of telephone accesses. Tiptel hereby declares
that the device complies with all fundamental requirements of the Eu­ropean directive 1999/5/EC. This conformity is confirmed by the CE
sign on the device. Further details on the declaration of conformity
can be found under the following internet address:
http://www.tiptel.com

Tiptel.com GmbH Business Solutions
Halskestraße 1
40880 Ratingen
Deutschland
Tel.: [phone]*
Vanity Tel.: [phone]–TIPTEL*
Internet: www.tiptel.de
International: Internet: www.tiptel.com

Tiptel GmbH
Ricoweg 30/B1
2351 Wiener Neudorf
Österreich
Tel.: [phone]
Fax: [phone]
E-Mail: [e-mail]
Internet: www.tiptel.at

Tiptel AG
Bahnstrasse 46
8105 Regensdorf
Schweiz/Suisse/Svizzera
Tel.: [phone]
Fax: [phone]
E-Mail: [e-mail]
Internet: www.tiptel-online.ch

Tiptel B.V.

Camerastraat 2
1322 BC Almere
Nederlands
Tel.: 0900–BELTIPTEL of 0900–2358478 (

niet gratis)

Fax: [phone]
E-Mail: [e-mail]
Internet: www.tiptel.nl

Tiptel NV
Leuvensesteenweg 510 bus 4
1930 Zaventem
Belgique/België
Tel.: [phone] (

1,12 Euro /Min.)

Fax: [phone]
E-Mail: [e-mail]
Internet: www.tiptel.be

Tiptel s.a.r.l.

23, avenue René Duguay-Trouin
78960 Voisins-Le-Bretonneux
France
Tel.: [phone]
Fax: [phone]
E-Mail: [e-mail] (en) 09/2011
Internet: www.tiptel.fr EDV: 4935421

*(1,49 Euro/Min. aus dem Festnetz der Deutschen
Telekom, abweichende Mobilfunkpreise möglich)