TIPTEL Ergophone 6110, Ergophone 6112 User Manual

User Guide (en)

tiptel Ergophone 6110
tiptel Ergophone 6112

tiptel

Important information

This phone is intended for inexperienced users. The
factory settings only make available the functions
that are generally used most often. This manual
therefore concentrates primarily on these basic
functions.

Use menu option "User level settings" in the "Set­tings" menu to switch the phone from "Beginner
mode" to "Advanced mode". Additional functions
then become available to you.

Note: If you change phone settings in "Ad-

vanced mode", these changes remain
available even if you later revert back to
"Beginner mode".

All options in the Main menu described in this man­ual are in the factory settings for the device. You
can mask the main menu options that you do not
intend to use via menu option "Visibility main menu"
in the "Settings" menu.

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Contents

Important information ........................................ 2

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

Safety information .............................................. 8

Initial use .......................................................... 10

Installing the SIM card(s), memory card

and battery ................................................... 10

Charging the battery .................................... 12

Switching on the phone ............................... 13

Setting the date and time ............................. 14

Display symbols ............................................... 15

General information on using the phone ........ 16

Custom setup ................................................... 17

Using the phone as you want to .................. 17

Call signalling as you want it........................ 19

Making calls as you want to ......................... 20

Making and accepting calls ............................. 20

Accepting calls ............................................. 20

Rejecting calls .............................................. 21

Calling with direct dial .................................. 21

Dialling with redial function .......................... 21

Dialling from Contacts .................................. 22

Dialling via the Photo Speed Dial

Contacts ....................................................... 22

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Dialling with speed dial ................................ 22

During a call ................................................. 23

Loudspeaker volume .................................... 23

Contacts ............................................................ 24

Options ......................................................... 24

Call ............................................................. 25

Send text message ................................... 25

View ........................................................... 25

Edit ............................................................. 25

Add new contact ....................................... 25

Delete ........................................................ 27

Additional options ..................................... 27

Main contacts ............................................... 27

Messages (SMS) .............................................. 28

Viewing received messages ......................... 28

Sending messages ....................................... 29

Writing message text .................................... 29

More message options ............................. 30

Silent mode ....................................................... 30

Call histories ..................................................... 31

Displaying missed calls ................................ 32

Camera .............................................................. 32

Image settings .............................................. 33

Storage ......................................................... 33

Image viewer ................................................ 33

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Transferring photos to a computer ........... 34

FM radio ............................................................ 34

Radio mode options ..................................... 34

Channel List .............................................. 35

Auto search ............................................... 35

Additional options ..................................... 35

Alarm ................................................................. 35

Calculator ......................................................... 36

Tasks ................................................................. 37

Bluetooth .......................................................... 37

Settings ............................................................. 38

Phone settings ............................................. 38

Time and date ........................................... 38

Tones ......................................................... 39

Talking keys ........................................... 39

Number announcement ......................... 39

Volume ...................................................... 39

Language .................................................. 40

Additional phone settings ......................... 40

Alert type ................................................ 40

Ring type ................................................ 40

System alert ........................................... 40

Answer mode ......................................... 40

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

Arrow keys and Shortcuts ...................... 41

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User level settings ........................................ 42

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

Additional settings ........................................... 43

Call settings .................................................. 43

Visibility main menu ..................................... 43

Order main menu ......................................... 44

Network settings ........................................... 45

Emergency settings ..................................... 45

Restore factory settings ............................... 45

Connection to a computer ............................... 46

SOS call ............................................................ 46

Testing of the emergency call function ........ 48

Emergency call configuration ...................... 49

Emergency button on/off .......................... 50

Emergency numbers ................................. 50

Emergency volume ................................... 50

Send message .......................................... 50

User information ........................................ 51

Confirmed emergency call On/Off ............ 51

Cancelling an emergency call ...................... 52

Important information on emergency

functions ....................................................... 52

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Appendix ........................................................... 54

Warranty ....................................................... 54

Guarantee ..................................................... 54

Declaration of conformity ............................. 54

Disposal ........................................................ 55

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Safety information

 Only use the phone at places where it is permit-

ted. As a rule, use of mobile phones is prohibit­ed in hospitals, aircraft and at filling stations.

 Do not open the device yourself, and do not at-

tempt repairs on your own. Repairs may only be
performed by qualified specialists.

 Do not expose the phone to smoke, chemicals,

humidity, dust or excessive heat (direct sun­light).

 Keep the phone and accessories away from

children.

 The phone's speaker can be set

to a very loud volume. Check the
volume before use to avoid dam­aging your hearing. Loud noises
over longer periods can result in hearing dam­age.

 When driving, only use this phone with an ap-

proved hands-free set. Observe the legal regula­tions specific to the country of use.

 Keep the phone 20cm from any implanted

pacemaker. Switch off the phone immediately if
you feel or suspect any impairment.

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 Do not use any power supply unit other than the

one supplied.

 Only use original accessories and batteries.
 The phone is not waterproof. Avoid contact with

liquids.

 Do not rely exclusively on your mobile phone's

emergency function in emergencies. Establish­ing an emergency connection may not always
be possible for technical reasons.

 Dispose of the device and the battery in line with

environmental guidelines. Your local waste dis­posal provider offers collection points for elec­tronic waste and batteries. Do not dispose of the
device or battery in household rubbish or throw
into a fire.

 Please dispose of packaging mate-

rials in line with local regulations.

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Initial use

Installing the SIM card(s), memory card and battery

A SIM card, available from your phone
supplier, is required to use the phone.

The SIM card(s), battery and memory card must be
installed before the phone is used for the first time.

A memory card (not included in the deliv­ery) is required to save photos with the in-

tegrated camera. The Ergophone
6110/6112 supports Micro SD memory cards with a
capacity of up to 8 GB - these can be purchased on
the accessories market and at electronics shops.

Fig. 1 Fig. 2

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Fig. 3 Fig. 4

The casing cover on the back of the device must be
removed to insert the SIM card, a memory card and
the battery. To do this, insert a fingernail into the
notch in the bottom left corner and remove the case
cover (Fig. 1).

Carefully install the SIM card in the card holder.
Push the SIM card under the metal clamp with the
contacts facing downwards and the notch towards
the underside (Fig. 2).

To insert an SD memory card, move the metal clip
upwards and then rotate it upwards. After inserting
the card and closing the metal holder, push the
holder down such that it secures the card and can
no longer be opened upwards. Exercise extra care
here. If the metal holder does not slide easily, it is
usually an indication that the card is not inserted
correctly.

The battery is inserted next (only possible in the
correct position - Fig. 3).

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Then replace the casing cover and press it on all
sides until it clicks into place (Fig. 4).

Charging the battery

A charger and a power supply unit are supplied
with your phone.

Insert the small connector on the
power supply unit into the jack on
the rear of the charger cradle. The
side of the connector with the USB

logo must be facing the top side of
the charger cradle. If it is not easy to insert the con­nector into the jack, check the direction and avoid
applying force. Then plug the power supply unit in­to the socket.

Place the telephone in its closed position in the
charger; the battery now charges.

Instead of charging via the charger cradle, the
power supply plug can also be connected directly
to the jack on the side of the telephone. The battery
can also be charged via a computer's USB con­nector. In both cases, the USB logo on the con­nector must be facing the front of the phone.

Battery performance diminishes over time. If you
notice after a time that you need to recharge your
phone more frequently, replace the battery.

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Note: The default setting for the additional

display in the phone cover is "always
on". If you intend to charge the phone
less frequently, this setting can be
changed in Settings Phone Set­tings Display Settings Sub
Display.

For safety reasons, the battery switches off be­fore it is totally discharged. If you have not used
the telephone for a long time, wait up to 10
minutes after you have plugged in the charger.
This switches the battery back on and the charg­ing process starts.

Switching on the phone

To switch on the phone, press the red hang up key
for 3 to 5 seconds .

You are then prompted to enter the SIM card PIN (if
enabled for the SIM card). Enter the PIN from the
keypad, then press the display button on the left

(Display OK).

Note: In Settings Security Settings

SIM Security, you can change the SIM
card PIN and enable/disable the
prompt for it.

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Setting the date and time

After switching on for the first time (and when the
battery is removed for longer periods), the tele­phone automatically synchronises date and time
from the service provider network.

If your service provider does not support this func­tionality, the date and time must be set manually.

To do this, press the left Display key under
"Menu", then keep pressing the "down arrow" key

until "Settings" is displayed. Then press the

key under "OK" three times to access "Set­tings", then "Phone Settings", then "Time and Date".
Select "Set date" then "Set time", and use the key­pad to enter the current date and time.

You can close the settings by repeatedly pressing
the key under "Back", and also by pressing the
red hang-up key once.

The correct date and time are then shown on the
display.

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Display symbols

Multiple symbols are displayed at the top of the
display depending on your current situation.

Radio network signal strength.
Battery charge status.

Unread SMS messages.
Missed call(s).
Silence on/off.
Alarm enabled.

Headset connected.
Bluetooth enabled.
The phone is registered with a network

abroad (roaming).
Emergency call function active.

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General information on using the phone

The left and right Display keys have different
functions depending on the status of the device.
The functions currently available for the keys are
shown above the keys on the display.

The right-hand Display key is usually used to cancel
the function or to go back one step. The left-hand
Display key is usually used to confirm functions or
open the Options menu.

In standby, the left Display key calls up the main
menu, the right Display key opens the contacts.

The and keys are used to select entries
in menu lists. When the phone is in standby, the

key is used to access the camera and the

key to access short text messages. These set­tings can be changed to what you want in Settings

Phone Settings Arrow Keys.

The red hang-up key is used to end a call, to
reject a call and (with prolonged pressing) to switch
the device on and off. Within menus, settings can
be cancelled with this key.

The green Dial key is used for calling after en­tering a number, or to select a contact. Pressing
this key in standby opens the list of recently called
numbers for redial.

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Prolonged pressing of the key enables and
disables Silent mode. Press the key twice in

quick succession for the + sign (necessary for mak­ing international calls).

The key enables you to toggle between upper
and lower case during the text entry of, for example,
an SMS or a name in Contacts.

Custom setup

An ergonomic telephone should be simple to use
and make communication more easy for the user.
At the same time it should also meet your needs,
however individual they may be. The tiptel Ergo­phone [phone] enables you to customise the
phone to your needs in a special way.

Note: Some of these functions can only be

set in "Advanced mode", but are also
available afterwards in "Beginner
mode".

Using the phone as you want to

Are you a new user wanting a mobile that enables
you to "only" make and receive calls quickly and
easily, or are you an experienced user who attaches
importance to comprehensive functionality?

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"Tell" this to your tiptel Ergophone 6110/6112 under
Settings Userlevel settings. In Settings, and
when using the phone, the "Beginner mode" setting
only makes available functions that are normally
used frequently. "Advanced mode" gives you ac­cess to the full functionality of the device.

Not using all of the phone's functions and do not
want to be shown functions that are not used?

"Tell" your tiptel Ergophone 6110/6112, under Set­tings Visibility main menu, the functions you
want to be shown in the main menu.

You want quick access to frequently used func­tions?

"Tell" your tiptel Ergophone 6110/6112, under Set­tings Order main menu, the order in which you
want functions to be displayed.

The function assignments of keys and in
standby mode for accessing the camera and short
text messages not as you would like them?

"Tell" your tiptel Ergophone 6110/6112, in Settings

Phone Settings Arrow Keys, which func­tions you want to be assigned to these keys in
standby mode.

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Call signalling as you want it

Have a favourite tune and want to use it as the ring­tone for your mobile?

Install in the mobile a memory card with the tune on
it, and "tell" your tiptel Ergophone 6110/6112, under
Settings Phone settings Tone settings

Incoming Call, that you would like this tune to

be used.
Not only want to hear that you are being called, but

also know who is calling?
Save your contacts in the telephone's memory and

select, in the contact details with caller ringtone, a
specific ringtone for this caller.

Do you also want to see as well as hear who is call­ing?

"Tell" this to your tiptel Ergophone 6110/6112 by
storing contacts in the memory and adding a pic­ture of the caller. It is then shown on the display for
incoming and outgoing calls.

Good at remembering numbers and want the num­ber of the caller to be announced before the phone
rings?

Tell your tiptel Ergophone 6110/6112, under Set­tings Phone Settings Tone settings

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Number announcement, that you would like num­bers to be announced.

Making calls as you want to

Want the phone to verbally repeat digits as you en­ter them to check you are entering them correctly?

"Tell" your tiptel Ergophone 6110/6112, under Set­tings Phone settings Tone settings
Keypad, that you would like to enable "Talking
keys".

Have a few contacts who you ring often?
"Tell" your tiptel Ergophone 6110/6112, under Con-

tacts Option Main contacts, who these
contacts are and your mobile will always display
them at the top of the contact list. Also, these con­tacts (possibly with photo) are available for speed

dialling after pressing the key when the phone
is in standby, when you assign to this key the "Main
Contacts" function under Settings Phone Set­tings Arrow Keys.

Making and accepting calls

Accepting calls

With an incoming call, the phone rings (provided
the "Silent" profile is not enabled) and vibrates (pro­vided vibration is enabled in alert type).

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The caller number is shown on the display. If the
caller having the number is stored in Contacts, the
name of the caller (and possibly picture) is dis­played instead of the number.

The call is accepted by pressing the green Dial key

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Rejecting calls

Pressing the red hang up key rejects an in­coming call.

Calling with direct dial

For direct dialling, enter the desired call number
with the numeric keys, then press the green Dial

key . The connection is established as re­quired.

Dialling with redial function

Pressing the green Dial key without first enter­ing a number when the phone is in standby opens
the call log. It shows you recently dialled numbers,
and the calls you have accepted and missed.

With the and keys, you can scroll up and
down the call log. Pressing the green Dial key

again dials the number selected.

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Dialling from Contacts

In standby, if you press the right Display key ("Con­tacts" in the display), contacts are called up and the

first entry is displayed. Use arrow keys and

to scroll up and down.

Pressing the green Dial key directly dials the
number selected.

Dialling via the Photo Speed Dial Contacts

Contacts specified as main contacts can be ac­cessed directly by pressing the key. A photo

stored for the contact is shown on the display. The
call is made by pressing the green Dial key .

For this, the "Main Contacts" function must be as­signed to the key in Settings Phone Set-

tings Arrow Keys.

Dialling with speed dial

The phone has speed dial keys that are used to
store numbers dialled frequently. When the phone
is in standby, the speed dial keys are accessed by
pressing digits - for about 2 seconds. The rele­vant number stored is then dialled automatically.
Prolonged pressing of the  key calls the answer­ing machine.

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Note: To use the speed dial buttons, they

must first be enabled and configured in
Settings Call Settings Speed
Dial. A prompt is automatically shown
for the answering machine number (if
not already stored) after prolonged
pressing of the  key.

During a call

During a call, you can toggle between hands-free
and receiver mode using right-hand display key

. Use the left-hand display key to access the
Options menu with the "Volume" and "Mute" (micro­phone off) functions.

Loudspeaker volume

The ring volume is defined in Settings Phone
Settings Volume Ring Tone. The ring vol-

ume can also be changed by pressing the and

keys whilst the phone is ringing.
The loudspeaker volume during a call is changed

by pressing the and keys during a call.
The volume set in each case is stored.

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Contacts

A contact consists of a name and the cor­responding call number; it structures your
phone book for calling subscribers and

sending short text messages. To access the con­tacts, press right Display key when the phone

is in standby. The contacts are opened. You can
also access the contacts via the main menu, under
"Contacts".

All contacts stored are displayed and the first con­tact is selected automatically. The and

keys enable you to switch within the contact list.
Pressing a digit key on the keypad (in quick suc-

cession when necessary) selects from the contact
list the contact beginning with that letter. For exam­ple, pressing  once selects the first contact be­ginning with the letter "M". Pressing  three times
in quick succession selects the first contact starting
with the letter "O".

Pressing the green Dial key calls the contact
selected.

Options

Pressing the left display key in the contact list
opens the Options menu.

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Call

"Call" dials the phone number of the contact. In­stead of selecting this menu item, you can also

simply press the green selector key once the
contact is open.

Send text message

Select "Send text message" from the Options menu
to write a short message (SMS) to the contact.

View

Shows the details of a contact selected.

Edit

Changes the settings for the contact selected.

Add new contact

You can create a new entry with "Add new contact".
Both "Name" and "Number" open. A separate ring
tone and a picture of the caller can be specified in
addition for contacts stored on the phone.

First, select "Name" and press left Display key
"Edit". Then use the numeric keys to enter the
name. Pressing a digit key once selects the first let­ter shown on it; successive pressing selects the fol­lowing letters.

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Press to enter a space character. The keys
enables you to toggle between upper and lower
case, initial letter of a word in upper case and the
rest in lower case, and numerical entry only. Press

the key for a selection of special characters.
Once you have entered the name, press the left
Display key and select "Done".

Next, select "Number" with the key, and press
left Display key . Enter the number using the

numeric keys. After entering the number, confirm
with left Display key and select "Done".

Once the name and number are entered, press
right Display key "Done", and confirm saving of

the new entry.
Use "Caller ringtone" to select a ringtone other than

the default ringtone for a contact.
In "Caller picture", you are able to select an image

that is displayed when an incoming call is from, or
an outgoing call is to, the person. The photos for
this must be stored in JPG format (maximum file
size 10 KB). The caller picture selected is also used
for the "Main photo contacts for speed dialling"

function (available from the key when the
phone is in standby).

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Tip: Also take caller pictures with the inte-

grated camera. Set an image size of
176x220 in the camera options.

Delete

Deletes the contact selected.

Additional options

Available to you as additional options in "Advanced
mode" are the deletion of all contacts, copying of
single and multiple contacts, creation of main con­tacts and memory settings for contacts (SIM card,
phone or both).

Main contacts

Contacts are read by the telephone from the SIM
card and phone memory, and shown in alphabeti­cal order. The "Main contacts" option enables you
to define up to eight contacts for the top places in
the contact list so that they can be accessed partic­ularly quickly. In "Advanced mode", access the con­tacts, and then the options using left Display key

, and there "Main Contacts". In the list of main
contacts shown, you can now select up to eight
contacts to always be listed at the top of the contact
list.

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Contacts specified as main contacts can be ac­cessed directly by pressing the key. The photo

stored for the contact is shown on the display. The
call is made by pressing green Dial key . For

this, the "Main Contacts" function must be assigned
to the key in Settings Phone Settings

Arrow Keys.

Messages (SMS)

Your phone enables you to send and re­ceive short text messages (SMS).

Viewing received messages

An SMS received is shown on the display.

Press left Display key for an overview of mes­sages received; the latest message is displayed at
the top. To view the message, press left Display

button and then "View".
Pressing the left Display button while the message

is being displayed opens the Options menu, allow­ing you to respond to the sender with an SMS, to
call the sender or to delete the message.

Provided you have not deleted them, received SMS
messages remain available to you in your "Inbox"
under "Messages" in the main menu.

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Sending messages

In addition to answering received messages, you
can also write and send messages by yourself.

To do this, select from the Main menu "Messages"
and then "Write message". A window opens ena­bling you to enter the message from the keypad.

Briefly pressing right Display key deletes the
character entered last, and prolonged pressing de­letes the entire text.

When you have finished your text, press left Display
key to access the options, then select "Send

to".
The recipient window opens in which you can

chose to enter the recipient number manually or
copy it from the contacts. The recipients selected
are displayed at the bottom.

To send, choose one of the recipients selected,
then press left Display key "Option" and then

"Send". The editing and removing of the recipient
selected, or all recipients, are available as additional
options.

Writing message text

The numeric keys are used to write the actual text
message. Three or four letters are printed next to

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numeric keys  to . Pressing a key once displays
the first letter, twice in quick succession the second
letter, etc.

So, for the word "Hallo", you would need to press 
twice, then  once, then  three times, then 
three times and then  three times.

Press  to enter a space character. The  key en­ables you to toggle between upper and lower case,
initial letter of a word in upper case and the rest in
lower case, and numerical entry only. Press the 
key for a selection of special characters.

More message options

Available in "Advanced mode" are your incoming
messages, outgoing messages, drafts, saved (sent)
messages, templates and message settings.

Text messages written and successfully sent are not
saved with the phone's factory settings set. Enable
the saving of SMS messages successfully sent in
Messages SMS Settings Save Sent Mes­sages.

Silent mode

You can enable and disable Silent mode
with the "Silent mode" setting in the Main
menu. Calls and messages continue to be

received in Silent mode but the phone does not

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ring. This setting is always recommended when the
phone ringing is likely to disturb others.

Tip: You can enable and disable Silent

mode more easily with prolonged
pressing of the key.

Call histories

Pressing the green Dial key when the
phone is in standby accesses the call his­tory, with all calls displayed in one list (di-

alled, received and missed calls).
You can view the individual "Missed calls", "Dialled

calls" and "Received calls" histories from menu op­tion "Call history" in the Main menu.

Use the and keys to scroll within the call
histories.

Press the green selector key to call the cho­sen number.

Pressing the left Display button opens the call histo­ry options. Besides dialling numbers here, you can
also send a message, save the number as a contact
and delete the call selected.

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Displaying missed calls

The display and additional display show you when
you have received calls in your absence.

You can cancel the indicator with right Display key

. Use left Display key to show missed

calls in the missed calls log.

Camera

The Camera function is accessed from the
"Camera" option in the Main menu. A

memory card (not included in the delivery)
is required to use the integrated camera. The Ergo­phone [phone] supports Micro-SD memory cards
up to 8 GB (available from the accessories market
and electronics stores).

After the camera is started, the picture is shown on
the display. Remember not to cover the camera
lens on the back of the device.

The integrated camera features a zoom function to
magnify the object to be photographed.

Press the key to increase and the key to
decrease the size of the object.

Press the  key to take a picture. The photo is
saved automatically.

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Pressing left Display key in camera mode en­ables you to select between "Image viewer", "Image
settings" and "Storage".

Image settings

This is were you set the picture size and quality. Im­age size 640x480 and image quality "Good" should
be selected. Select picture size 176x220 to take a
picture to be used as a photo for contacts.

Storage

Here you specify whether photos are saved in the
internal camera memory or on a memory card in­stalled. Select the memory card here.

Image viewer

Select "Image viewer" to display all photos saved.
Use the and keys to select an image
from the list. Pressing left Display key allows

you, from Options, to view or delete the image, to
rename the file, and to select the memory (phone
memory or memory card) from which you want to
view images.

When one of the images is shown on the display,
you can show the next with the key, or the
previous with the key.

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Transferring photos to a computer

You can use a USB cable to connect the phone to a
computer to transfer photos to it. Please refer to the
"Connecting to a computer" section for more de­tailed information.

FM radio

Your phone features an integrated FM ra­dio. It can be accessed from "FM radio" in
the Main menu.

When you turn the radio on, the station last tuned is
selected.

You select the previous or next saved station with
the  or  key. Use the and keys to ad-

just the loudspeaker volume in Radio mode. Switch
playback on and off with the  key (muting). Radio

mode is ended by pressing right Display key
or with the "Quit Radio" option. Access the options

in Radio mode with left Display key .

Radio mode options

Press the left Display key to open the options
in Radio mode.

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Channel List

Shows the radio stations stored and provides the
option of setting up stations manually and of edit­ing/deleting stations after an automatic search.

Auto search

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

Additional options

"Advanced mode" also provides you the option of
manually entering a radio frequency.

Alarm

To use your phone's alarm function, select
"Alarm" from the main menu.

Five alarms are displayed. With the
and keys, you can select an alarm and edit its
settings by pressing left Display key .

In Settings, you can switch an alarm on and off, and
set wake-up time, ring tone, snooze time and type
(ring, vibrate or both).

An alarm symbol is shown in the top left of the dis­play as soon as an alarm is enabled.

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At the wake-up time, the phone rings and/or vi­brates and shows the date and time. "Stop" and

"Snooze", set with left and right Display keys ,
are also displayed. "Stop" ends the alarm function.
"Later" delays the wake-up call by the snooze time
set.

As with a conventional alarm, the device automati­cally turns off when you select "Stop", and must be
turned back on if, for example, you wish to be wok­en again the next morning.

In "Advanced mode", you also have the option of
setting the alarm to ring on a daily basis or on cer­tain weekdays.

Calculator

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

Use the keypad numerals to enter the numbers for
the calculation. To enter decimal places, enter a
decimal point with the  key.

Arithmetic operators +, -, x, / and = are selected
using the and keys.

Selecting right Display key deletes the calcula­tion result; pressing it a second time closes the cal­culator.

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Tasks

This menu option enables you to set up
tasks about which the telephone can re­mind you later. Accessing this menu op-

tion shows a list of tasks configured.
The options enable you to add new tasks and ed-

it/delete existing tasks.
If you add a new task or edit an existing task, enter

a date, time and subject.
At the time selected, the telephone displays the

date, time and subject whilst emitting a ring tone.

Use left Display key to confirm the task and
right Display key to choose to be reminded of

the task again 5 minutes later.
Available in addition to date, time and subject in

"Advanced mode" when creating or editing tasks is
the ability to set reminder times before tasks and
automatic repeats of tasks.

Bluetooth

Your Tiptel Ergophone 6110/6112 is
compatible with Bluetooth headsets and
hands-free kits. The function can be ena-

bled and disabled from this main menu option.

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In "Advanced mode", you can also specify whether
your mobile can be seen by other Bluetooth devic­es, change the name of your mobile, show coupled
Bluetooth devices, add new devices and configure
other settings.

Settings

Most of your phone settings are configured
in this menu option. The Settings menu
has several sub-menus that also have sub-

categories for settings.
Your phone is supplied with convenient default set-

tings so that you need only customise individual
settings when needed.

Only a few setting options are available in the "Be­ginner" user setting. Switching to "Advanced mode"
provides considerably more setting options. Set­tings configured in "Advanced mode" are retained
on reverting back to "Beginner mode".

Phone settings

Here you can set the date, time, tones, volumes
and language.

Time and date

Enter the current date and time here.

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If you set "Auto update of date and time" to "On", the
phone automatically takes the date and time from
the service provider network, and automatically ad­justs for transitions between summer and winter
time and changes across time zones. This service is
not offered by all providers however.

Tones

Here you can set the tones for incoming calls and
messages, for switching the device on and off, for
key presses and for call announcements.

Talking keys

A special function on this device is the set of "Talk­ing keys" - these can be enabled with "Tone set­tings" "Keypad". If "Talking keys" is enabled,
the phone announces the digits pressed.

Number announcement

If number announcement is enabled for incoming
calls, the phone announces the digits of the caller's
number before sounding the ring tone.

Volume

Here you can set the volume for the ringing, mes­sage and button tones.

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Language

The language of display messages is set here. If
"Automatic" is set, the phone's automatic setting is
the language of the SIM card installed.

Additional phone settings

Additional phone settings are available in "Ad­vanced mode".

Alert type

You can set here whether the phone rings, vibrates
or does both simultaneously, or vibrates first and
then rings.

Ring type

Here you can select whether the phone signals in­coming calls by ringing repeatedly or only once.

System alert

Here, you can enable and disable warning tones.

Answer mode

Set here is whether the phone accepts incoming
calls when the phone is open, when any key is
pressed instead of only the Dial key, or automatical­ly when a headset is used.

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Display settings

A separate background image for the display in
standby can be selected. Whether the date and
time are shown on the display, and the duration of
the display lighting and its brightness, can be set.

For the sub display, it is possible to specify whether
it shows information only, it is always on (display of
time when no information available) or is only on
when the phone is being charging.

Note: If the sub display is always on, the

phone needs more power and must be
charged more often. If you do not need
the time to be displayed all the time,
and want to charge the phone less of­ten, set "Only alert" or "Always on while
charging".

Arrow keys and Shortcuts

Use the "Arrow Keys" to set which phone function is
accessed when keys and are pressed

when the phone is in standby. Selecting "Main Con­tacts" here accesses the Quick Photo Selection
function when the key is pressed. All contacts de­fined as main contacts are displayed with their pic­tures for quick selection.

Selecting "Shortcuts" accesses a menu with multi­ple functions. Specify which functions are in the

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menu from Settings Phone Settings Arrow
Keys Shortcuts.

User level settings

In the "Beginner mode" setting, the phone only of­fers those functions in all menus and in Settings
that are generally used frequently. Foregoing non­used functions makes using the phone very simple
in this setting.

All functions supported by the phone remain avail­able in all menus and settings in "Advanced mode".

If you make phone setting changes in "Advanced
mode", these changes remain available even if you
later revert back to "Beginner mode". So if you want
to change a setting not available in "Beginner
mode", you can temporarily enable "Advanced
mode" to make the setting change.

Security settings

Here you specify whether a prompt is issued for the
PIN stored on the SIM card (code, password) when
the phone starts up; you can also change this set­ting.

The time until automatic key lock can also be set
here.

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"Advanced mode" enables you to set up a lock on
the phone in addition to blocking the SIM card.

Note: The phone password (factory setting

) is also used as a prompt for
resetting the device to the default set­tings.

Additional settings

Available in the Settings menu of "Advanced mode"
are additional menu options and sub-menus that
are not available in "Beginner mode".

Call settings

Available here as additional settings:

 Number display
 Call waiting
 Call divert
 Set up speed dial (prolonged pressing of

assigned key required in standby to use)

Visibility main menu

The main menu also makes available functions that
perhaps you do not need. If you do not use the
alarm, the tasks and the calculator for example,

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these functions can be hidden in "Visibility main
menu".

Accessing this menu option shows all main menu
options - each one can be enabled or disabled indi­vidually.

Even if you disable options in the main menu, the
respective functionality remains available in part.
Disabling "Messages" in the main menu for example
means the phone still receives short messages, no­tifies you of them and lets you read and answer
them. Disabling "Contacts" for example means the
contacts continue to be available from the right Dis­play key.

Order main menu

You can specify here the order in which the main
menu options are displayed. This means you can
position frequently used functions at the start, and
less commonly used functions at the end of the
main menu.

Accessing this menu option shows all main menu
options in the current order, and "Select" is shown

on left Display key .

Use the and keys to select the main
menu option you want to move to another place,

and then press the left Display key . The Dis-

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play key text changes to "Moving". Now use
and to select the main menu option in front of

which you want to move the menu option selected,
and then re-press left Display key .

The main menu is then displayed in the new order.
You can move more menu options or exit the set-

ting for the order using right Display key
("Back").

Network settings

Specified here is whether the connection to the
wireless network is established automatically or
manually.

Emergency settings

The settings for the emergency function are config­ured here. Please refer to the "Emergency" section
for a description.

Restore factory settings

The phone can be reset to the factory settings here.
Please note that only the settings are reset. Func­tions set up by users (such as Contacts and
Alarms) are not reset, nor are files stored in the
phone's memory deleted, such as photos.

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The phone password (factory setting )
must be entered to reset the phone to the factory
settings.

Connection to a computer

Connect the telephone's micro USB jack to the USB
port on your computer. "Mass Storage" is shown on

the display. Press left Display key . Now the
memory integrated in your phone and any memory
cards inserted are displayed on your computer as
new devices with exchangeable media.

If you wish to use your own ring tones or back­ground image, copy the relevant audio or image file
from your computer to the phone memory or
memory card. These files are selected in the phone
as ringtones or background images and must re­main stored in memory. We therefore recommend
creating a folder in memory for these kinds of files
so that they are not deleted accidentally.

SOS call

Your phone features an emergency function, acti­vated by pressing the emergency key on the back
of the device for about two seconds.

The unacknowledged emergency call does not
check whether the voice at the other end is a per­son or an answering machine, and should therefore

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only be used when a contract with a professional
emergency call service is in place that ensures
there is always help available from a person on the
emergency number entered.

Use the acknowledged emergency call if you are
using the emergency call function when the phone
is being used for personal purposes. After the con­nection is established, the phone expects that the
other end presses the "5" key. This prevents a con­nection to an answering machine or voice service
being accepted as a successful emergency call.

If at least one emergency number is entered in the
configuration and the emergency key is enabled,
the phone initiates an emergency call when the
emergency key is pressed for 2 seconds or so.

The phone then sounds an alarm tone and (if acti­vated) sends an SMS with an individually configu­rable text to the (up to 5) emergency number(s)
stored.

Next, the telephone will call the first of the saved
emergency numbers. If the call is accepted, the Er­gophone (only when the emergency call is con­firmed) requests the called party to press the "5" key
on the phone at the other end. If the called party
presses this key, the connection stays up until ei­ther you or the called party hangs up. If the called
party does not press the "5" key within 60 seconds,

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your phone breaks the connection and calls the
next emergency number entered.

If the call is not accepted, the phone calls the next
emergency number stored. If a connection to a per­son cannot be established on any of the emergency
numbers, the phone repeats up to three times in
succession all emergency numbers entered.

If confirmed emergency call is not set, the emer­gency call is ended after a connection is estab­lished. No more emergency numbers are then
called.

Whilst the telephone is calling one of the emergen­cy numbers, the number is displayed. Since the call
is made in hands-free mode, you can hear whether
the called party picks up.

Once an emergency call has been initiated, the
phone shows on the display the user information
(configurable by you), automatically accepts incom­ing calls and switches to hands-free mode. This al­lows contact with an incapacitated person even
when an emergency call has already ended. Exit
this function with prolonged pressing again of the
emergency call button.

Testing of the emergency call function

Thoroughly test the emergency call function after
setup. This process should involve the owner of the

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Ergophone and those whose numbers are stored in
the phone.

During the test, remember that the user of the
phone is in a stressful situation when making the
emergency call. Those receiving the emergency call
should therefore be familiar with using the emer­gency function so as to be able to issue instructions
as required (such as on how to end the emergency
call function).

Emergency call configuration

To configure emergency calling, it must be enabled
and the emergency text and numbers must be en­tered.

With the phone in standby, select the left Display
key, then "Settings" in the main menu and then
"Emergency settings". This is where all the settings
for configuring emergency calls are.

Note: The emergency settings are only avail-

able in "Advanced mode". If an SOS
call has been set up in this user setting,
it remains available even if the user set­tings are reset to "Beginner mode".

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Emergency button on/off

Here you specify whether the emergency key on
the back of the phone is enabled or disabled.

When the key is enabled, the emergency function is
active as described. With the key disabled, the
emergency call function is not available, even if you
have saved the emergency numbers and text.

Emergency numbers

Enter your emergency numbers (up to five) under
"Emergency numbers". In an emergency, the first
number entered is called first, then the second, etc.

Accessing the menu option shows the five memory
locations for emergency numbers. Press left Display

key and select the emergency number from
the contacts, or enter it manually.

Emergency volume

Specified here is the volume of the alarm signal
sounded at the start of the emergency call.

Send message

From "Settings", select whether the SOS SMS is
sent before the emergency number is dialled.

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Note: If you enter as emergency numbers

phones which cannot receive SMS
messages, the service provider calls
the subscriber and reads out the SMS.
This call would block the emergency
number telephone at the very moment
the mobile telephone is trying to make
the emergency call. Therefore only en­able sending of an SOS SMS when all
phones are able to receive SMS mes­sages as text.

You are able to change the content of the SOS SMS
with "Edit message".

User information

You can enter here information shown on the
phone's display when the emergency call function
has ended.

Confirmed emergency call On/Off

Specify here whether you want confirmed emer­gency call activated. Selecting "Off" here means un­confirmed emergency call is used.

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Cancelling an emergency call

If an emergency call is triggered accidentally, it can
be aborted with prolonged pressing again of the
emergency call key. If you press the red hang-up

key only slightly, the phone will disconnect
this call but will start with the next number anew.

Important information on emergency functions

 Do not rely exclusively on this emergency func-

tion. The emergency function cannot be enabled
in certain situations (such as no network cover­age or no credit for outgoing calls).

 Make sure that no answer machines are con-

nected to emergency numbers.

 Discussing the entering of emergency numbers

with the holders of these numbers is absolutely
imperative so that they know exactly what to do
in an emergency.

 The general emergency number for mobile net-

works (112) may not be entered as an emergen­cy number; this also applies to 110 and other of­ficial emergency numbers.

 After setting up the emergency function, test it

thoroughly and rectify any mistakes.

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 Please note that the emergency call might also

be initiated by coming into contact with other ob­jects (such as when in a handbag), so take ap­propriate care of the phone when the emergen­cy function is enabled.

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Appendix

Warranty

Your point of contact for warranty obligation bene­fits is the specialist retailer where you acquired your
device.

Warranty conditions are based upon the legal regu­lations of the country in which the device was pur­chased. Your specialist retailer will be glad to pro­vide more information.

Guarantee

Tiptel provides a voluntary guarantee on the device,
the conditions of which are published on
http://www.tiptel.com. The guarantee conditions
applicable at the time of purchase apply. The origi­nal sales slip (receipt, bill) with serial number and/or
IMEI number is used as proof of purchase. Please
keep these documents in a safe place.

Declaration of conformity

This device satisfies the requirements of the EU di­rective on radio and telecommunication terminal
equipment and the mutual recognition of their con­formity. The CE mark on the device confirms con­formity with the above directive.

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We hereby declare that the device satisfies all fun­damental requirements of European directives.

For details on the declaration of conformity please
visit http://www.tiptel.com.

Disposal

Packaging: Dispose of card and cardboard boxes
in the used paper container and throw plastic parts
into a recycling container.

Device disposal: Used electrical devices should not
be disposed of in the household waste. Dis-pose of
the device at your local collection points (scrap or
recycling yards). Please contact your local authority
for information on disposal sites.

(Rechargeable) batteries: (Rechargeable) batteries
may not be disposed of in the household waste. As
a consumer, you have a legal obligation to return
(rechargeable) batteries. Please contact your local
authorities, or the specialist retailer from where you
purchased the device, for information on disposal
sites.

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