Uniden DECT1725 Series, DECT1725+2 Series, DECT1725+1 Series Owner's Manual

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Series Owners Manual

OWNER'S MANUAL

DECT1725 DECT1725+1 DECT1725+2

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Welcome…

Introducing your Digital Cordless Telephone

What’s in the box:

For each additional handset, you will have the following:

• Caller ID* to see who’s calling before you pick up the phone

• 40 Number Calls log

• 50 Names and numbers phonebook

• 10 Last number redial

• 10 Handset ringer melodies to choose from.

* Feature requires Caller ID service from network

supplier. There is usually a fee for this service.

In this guide you will find all the information you need, explained simply to help you get the most from your phone.

• Handset

• Base

• 2 x NiMH rechargeable batteries AAA size (1.2V 550 mAh)

• Power supply

• Telephone line cord

• Charger (multi-packs only)

• Additional handset

• Charger with power supply attached

• 2 x NiMH rechargeable batteries AAA size (1.2V 550 mAh)

IMPORTANT

This equipment is not designed for making emergency calls when the power fails. Alternative arrangements should be made for access to emergency services.

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Setting up .........................................................................4

Your handset...................................................................7

Your DECT1725 base and

charger (+1, +2 models only)..........................................8

Your handset display.......................................................9

Standby Display.............................................................10

Quick Guide....................................................................11

Using your phone .........................................................12

Using the phonebook ...................................................17

Handset and base menu settings ................................20

Finding a location ..............................................................4

Connecting your phone ....................................................4

Preparing the handsets .....................................................5

Installing and charging the

handset batteries ...............................................................5

Battery Low Warning .........................................................5

Battery Performance..........................................................5

Setting the date and time...................................................6

Connecting the telephone line cord ...................................6

Make a call ......................................................................12

Adjust the earpiece/

receiver volume during a call ..........................................12

Preparatory dialling (pre-dial) .........................................12

Handset range .................................................................12

Call timer .........................................................................12

Handsfree mode .............................................................13

End a call.........................................................................13

Receive a call ..................................................................13

Call Waiting.................................................................... 13

Receiving internal calls....................................................13

Redial .............................................................................14

Redial the last number called.....................................14

Redial any of the last 10 numbers called ...................14

Store a redial number to the phonebook................... 14

Deleting numbers from the redial list .........................15

Mute (privacy)..................................................................15

Finding/paging handsets..................................................15

Keypad lock ....................................................................16

Store a phonebook name/number ...................................17

View and dial a phonebook entry.....................................18

Edit a phonebook name/number .....................................18

Delete a phonebook name/number ................................19

Phonebook status............................................................19

Handset earpiece ............................................................20

Handset ringer volume ....................................................20

Handset speaker ................ ........................................... 20

Handset ringer type ........... ............................................ 21

Auto answer ....................................................................21

Alarm ...............................................................................22

Handset name .................................................................22

Language.........................................................................23

Base ringer volume .........................................................23

Base ringer type .................................. ...........................24

Call barring .....................................................................25

Contents

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Settings menu.............................................................26

Default settings...........................................................31

Network services ........................................................32

Using extra handsets .................................................35

Simple solutions........................................................ 37

General information ...................................................39

Tones............................................................................26

Flash.............................................................................26

Dial Mode .....................................................................27

Tone Dialling Switch-Over (Australia only) .................. 27

Registering a new handset ...........................................27

De-register a handset ...................................................28

Base PIN code .............................................................29

Selecting a base ...........................................................29

Resetting your phone ...................................................30

Caller ID....................................................................... 32

Calls log........................................................................32

View the Calls log .........................................................33

Dial calls log number ................................. ..................33

Copy Calls log number to the phonebook ...................33

Delete Calls log entry(ies) ............................................34

to another base.............................................................35

Call another handset (internal call) ..............................35

Answer an external call while on

an internal call ..............................................................35

Transferring a call........................................................ 36

Conference call ............................................................36

Handset/Base ...............................................................37

Caller ID........................................................................38

Safety ...........................................................................39

Maintenance .................................................................40

Cleaning your product ..................................................40

Replacing the handset batteries ...................................40

How many telephones can I have? ..............................41

Warranty .......................................................................42

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Setting up

Follow these simple steps to prepare your phone(s) ready for use.

Finding a location

Connecting your phone

Make sure your phone is:

• Within 1.8 metres of a power and phone socket so that the cords will reach.

• At least 1 metre away from other electrical appliances, to avoid interference.

• Not located in humid or damp conditions, e.g. in a bathroom.

1 Connect the base power supply into the socket

on the back of the base. Plug the other end into the mains power socket.

Connect the power supply attached to each charger into the mains and switch on.

On each charger (multi-packs only):

WARNING

Use only the power supply that came with your phone.

Using another power supply could seriously damage your phone and invalidate your warranty.

Do not connect the telephone line cord until your handset is fully charged. This will prevent the risk of the phone being answered before the batteries are charged. Answering the phone before the batteries are fully charged may prevent them from reaching their optimum capacity.

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Preparing the handsets

Battery Performance

Installing and charging the handset batteries.

Remove the battery compartment cover. Press down on the semi-circle indent and slide the cover off. Connect the supplied batteries with the correct polarity. Slide the battery cover back until it clicks securely into place.

2 To charge the batteries, place the handset(s) on

the base or on a charger. The charging light in the base illuminates. The symbol scrolls until the handset is fully charged. If the charging light does not come on, reposition the handset in the base or charger, ensuring that the charging points contact. You must charge each handset for 15-20 hours before use.

The handset may become warm during charging, this is normal. On a single charge your handset will give 10 hours talk time and 7 days standby time.

New NiMH batteries do not reach their full capacity until they have been in use for several days.

Over time, as the batteries wear out, the charge capacity will reduce, so reducing the talk/standby time of the handset.

Eventually the batteries will need to be replaced.

On each handset:

WARNING

BATTERY LOW WARNING

Under no circumstances should nonrechargeable batteries be used. Only use the supplied battery pack or you will invalidate your guarantee and may damage the telephone.

If the symbol is displayed on the handset or if you hear the low battery tone, you will need to recharge your handset. Note: If you set the "Battery Low" tone to off, the low battery tone will not sound. We recommend that you place the handset back on the base/charger between use to ensure that it is always fully charged.

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Setting the date and time Connecting the telephone line cord

High Speed Internet

TEL

LINE

The phone uses the 12 or 24 hour clock.

1 Press .

2 Press or to select

and press .

3 Press or to select and

press .

4 Press or to select

and press .

5 Press or to select

and press .

6 Press or until is

displayed and press .

7 Press or to select or

and press .

8 Press or until is displayed

and press .

9 Enter Hour and Minute using the keypad, and

press .

If your phone line also has High Speed Internet please ensure you are using an approved line filter before connecting the telephone cord.

1 Connect the telephone line cord into the

socket on the back of the base. Plug the other end into the telephone wall socket or approved line filter. Only use the telephone line cord supplied or your phone may not work correctly. Setting up is now complete. You can make and receive calls on your phone.

In standby mode:

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DATE TIME

DATE FORMAT

MM-DD DD-

TIME FORMAT

24 - HOUR

12 - HOUR

SET TIME

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Your Handset

Earpiece/Receiver

Display

Clear

Down

Redial/Flash

Temporary Tone

Menu/OK

Hook

Intercom

#/Lock

• Use to delete incorrect digits or letters

• Press to go back to the previous menu

• Press and hold to exit menu and return to standby.

• Press and hold to off the snooze temporally

• Press to mute the conversation

• Press during a call to decrease the earpiece volume.

• Use to scroll through the phonebook, menu, redial list, or CALLER ID log.

• Press to decrease the handset ringer

volume when the phone rings.

• Use to access the phonebook list

• Press to access the redial list.

• Press during a call for flash function

• Use to set up the conference call

• Press during a call to increase the earpiece volume.

• Use to scroll through the phonebook,,menu, redial list, or CALLER ID log.

• Press to increase the handset ringer volume when the phone rings.

• Press to access the menus.

• Press to confirm a setting.

• Press and hold to power on/off the handset.

• Use with # key to switch the handset keypad lock On/Off.

• Press to make and receive calls.

• Press to end calls.

• Use when making internal calls, conference calls or for transferring calls (if you have more than one handset registered to your base).

• Used for hands free mode.

• Press and hold to enter a pause.

Phonebook

Microphone

Speaker/Pause

•Use after pressing menu/ok key to switch the handset keypad lock On or Off.

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Your DECT1725 base and charger (+1, +2 models only)

AC power socket

Telephone line socket

charge LED

find handset key

BASE

(yellow)

- Lights up when handset is charging in the cradle.

- Press to page handset(s)

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CHARGER

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Your handset display

The following figure shows the layout of icons on your handset display.

Indicates more characters to display to the left

Indicates more characters to display to the right

Indicates new CID

Displayed when viewing the phonebook list or in the phonebook menu. Flashes when the phonebook is full.

Always displayed when your handset is on, shows the battery status.

Displayed when you have subscribed to a message waiting service and you have a new message waiting.

Remains steady when the line is in use.

External call in progress

Internal call in progress

Indicates the alarm has been set.

Always displayed when your handset is on. Flashes and you hear a warning tone during a call if the handset moves out of range, you will need to move closer to the base for clearer reception.

Displayed when the keypad has been locked.

Talk by speaker phone

Symbol Explanation

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Standby Display

Once charged, your handset display will be as below, displaying the handset name and number, and time and date. This is referred to as ‘standby mode’.

For example:

Battery Level Indicator

Handset-Base Signal Indicator

Time of Day

Handset Number

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Quick Guide

Function Button press

Make a call or press , enter number.

Preparatory call Enter number, or press .

Adjust earpiece volume During a call, or .

End a call or place handset on base.

Receive a call Phone rings, .

Redial Press , then or to display number

or press .

Mute During a call, . To resume a call press again.

Store phonebook number select , , select , , enter name,

enter number, . Select , .

Dial phonebook number then or , or press .

Handset ringer melody , select , . Select , . Select

or , . Select , and select a melody.

Make internal call , enter internal handset number.

PHONEBOOK ADD ENTRY

HS SETTINGS RING SETUP INT

RING EXT RING MELODY

MELODY

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Using your phone

Make a call

Adjust the earpiece/receiver volume during a call

Preparatory dialling (pre-dial)

Handset range

Call timer

1. Press . The symbol is displayed. When you hear the dial tone, dial the number you want. The number is shown in the display. After a short delay the call timer will start timing the call.

1 In standby mode, enter the number to be dialed.

The number is displayed. You can enter numbers up to 32 digits long. Press to delete any incorrect digits. Press and hold to delete all digits.

2 Press to dial the displayed number.

Up to 300 metres outdoors and up to 50 metres indoors (in ideal conditions). If the handset is too far away from the base, during standby, appears and the symbol will flash. During a call you will hear a warning tone. You will need to mover closer to the base for clearer reception and to avoid being disconnected.

When you make or receive a call, a short while after the line is connected the call timer will show the duration of the call in the display in hours, minutes and seconds.

1 Press or to adjust the volume.

There are five levels.

Searching

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Handsfree mode

End a call

Receive a call

Call Waiting

Australia:

New Zealand:

Receiving internal calls

You can use handsfree mode to talk to your caller without holding the handset to your ear. You can speak into the handset microphone and listen over the loudspeaker.

Handsfree also enables other people in the room to listen in to the conversation.

1 Press . The symbol is displayed while

in handsfree mode.

2 Press again to go back to the normal talk

mode.

1 Press .

Place the handset back on the base/charger.

When you receive a call the handset(s) will ring (as long as handset ring volume is not set to OFF - see page 20).

The symbol will flash in the handset display. If you have subscribed to a Caller ID service through your network supplier, the caller’s number will be displayed (if available). See page 32 for further information on Caller ID.

1 Press to answer the call.

Or simply lift the handset from the base (providing Auto Answer is set to On, see page 21). After a short delay the call timer will start timing the call.

If you subscribe to Call Waiting and the call waiting tone sounds during a call:

Press then 2 to switch between

callers.

Press to switch between

callers.

If you receive a call from another handset, the symbol and the internal caller’s handset number will be displayed.

During a call:

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Redial

Redial the last number called

Redial any of the last 10 numbers called

Store a redial number to the phonebook

Your handset saves the last 10 numbers called into a redial list. You can select and redial any number from the list at a later time. Each handset has its own redial list. Numbers stored in the redial list can be up to 32 digits long.

1 In standby mode, press to display the

last number called.

2 Press or to display any of the

last 10 numbers called. If the name/number is stored in the phonebook, the name will be shown as well.

3 Press to dial the displayed number.

1 In standby mode, press to display the last

number called.

2 Press or to display the redial

number you want.

3 Press , then use or to select

press .

4 is displayed.

Enter a name using the keypad and press . For information on entering names, see page 17. You can enter a name of up to 12 letters. Press to delete an incorrect letter.

5 The number is displayed again, press .

6 Select distinctive ring. Press or to select

a ringer press .

ADD TO PB,

NAME?

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Deleting numbers from the redial list

Mute (privacy)

Finding/paging handsets

To stop the paging ring:

1 In standby mode, press to display the last

number called.

2 Press or to display any of the last 10

numbers called.

3 With the number you want displayed, press

4 Press or to select the

number selected or numbers in the list.

5 appears.

Press .

When on a call you can mute the handset microphone and speak privately to someone in the same room, without your caller hearing you.

1 During a call, press .

is displayed while mute is on and

your caller cannot hear you.

2 Press again to resume your call.

You can use the Find Handset button on the base to locate a missing handset or page the user (paging calls cannot be answered by a handset).

1 Press on the base.

Any handsets registered to your base will ring.

1 Press any key on the handset or press on

the base again. If you do not stop the paging ring, it will stop automatically after 60 seconds.

DELETE

DELETE ALL

CONFIRM ?

CALL MUTED

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Keypad lock

The keypad lock helps prevent accidental dialling when you are carrying the handset around and can also be used to stop younger children dialling out accidentally.

Press and then

Switch the keypad lock ON

Switch the keypad lock OFF

1 Press and then . symbol

appears.

1 to unlock the

keypad and return to standby mode.

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Using the phonebook

You can store your 50 frequently used names and numbers in the phonebook for easy dialling.

Phonebook entries are stored alphabetically.

1 Press .

2 Press or to select .

Press .

3. Select . Press .

4 appears. Enter name using the keypad,

then press . Stored names can be up to 12 letters long. Press to delete an incorrect letter.

For example, to enter the name :

For , press once.

For , press three times.

For , press twice.

Press .

5 is displayed. Enter the number.

Press . Stored numbers can be up to 20 digits long.

Press to delete an incorrect digit.

Press .

6. is displayed. Press or to select a tone type and press . The phonebook entry is now stored.

Store a phonebook name/number

Entering names

PHONEBOOK

ADD ENTRY

NAME ?

JOHN

NUMBER ?

MELODY 1

To enter a space, press .

Press to exit the phonebook menu and return to standby at any time.

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Entering a ‘pause’ in a stored number

View and dial a phonebook entry

To search alphabetically

Edit a phonebook name/number

You may need to enter a pause in some international or charge card numbers or if you are connected to a switchboard. When storing a number, at the point where you want a pause, press and hold . A will be shown in the display.

1 Press and the first alphabetical entry is

displayed.

2 Press or to scroll through the

entries and display the entry you want.

Search alphabetically for the entry.

Enter the first letter of the name you want using the keypad.

E.g. for , press twice, then use or to display the exact entry you want.

3 Press to dial the number.

Press to exit and return to standby.

1 Press .

2. Press or to select . Press .

3. Press or to select . Press .

4. Press or to display the name for the entry you want (or search alphabetically).

5. Press to access the phonebook menu.

6. Press repeatedly to delete any incorrect letters, then enter the correct letters using the keypad and press .

7. The number is displayed. Press repeatedly to delete any incorrect digits, and enter the correct number using the keypad and press .

8. Select a melody type and press .

HELEN

PHONEBOOK

CHANGE ENTRY

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Delete a phonebook name/number

Phonebook status

1 Press .

4 Press or to display the name for

the entry you want (or search alphabetically). Press .

5. is displayed. Press .

This allows you to show how many entries are stored in the phonebook.

1. Press .

2. Press or to select . Press .

3 Press or to select .

Press .

Phonebook status is displayed.

2. Press or to select . Press .

3. Press or to select or

. Press .

PHONEBOOK

DELETE ENTRY

DELETE ALL

CONFIRM ?

PHONEBOOK

PB STATUS

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Handset and base menu settings

Handset earpiece

Handset ringer volume

Handset speaker

There are 5 earpiece volumes to choose from.

1. Press to access the main menu.

2. Press or to select and press .

3 Press or to select and

press .

4. Select and press .

5. Press or to select the volume you want, then press to confirm.

There are 5 ringer volumes to choose from. You can also select volume Off if you do not want to be disturbed.

You can set a different ringer volume for each handset registered to your base.

1. Press to access the main menu.

2. Press or to select and

press .

3. Press or to select and press .

4. Press or to select or

and press .

5. Press or to select and press . Select the volume you want (you will hear a sample of each as you scroll through). Press .

There are 5 speaker volumes to choose from.

1. Press to access the main menu.

2. Press or to select and press .

3. Press or to select and press .

4. Press or to select . and press .

5. Press or to select the volume you want, then press to confirm .

HS SETTINGS

AUDIO SETUP

EARPIECE V.

HS SETTINGS

RING SETUP

INT RING EXT

RING

VOLUME

HS SETTINGS

AUDIO SETUP

SPEAKER V

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Handset ringer type Auto answer

There are 10 handset ringer melodies. You can select different ring tones for external calls and internal calls.

1. Press to access the main menu.

2. Press or to select and press .

3. Press or to select and press .

4. Press or to select or

and press .

5. Press or to select and press

. Select the melody you want (you will hear a sample of each as you scroll through), then press to confirm.

Auto answer, lets you answer the phone just by picking it up from the cradle.

If you switch auto answer off, you have to press to answer a call, even if a handset is on the base.

The default setting is 'On'.

1. Press to access the main menu.

2. Press or to select and press .

3. Press or to select . Press .

4. Press or to select or . Press .

HS SETTINGS

RING SETUP

INT RING EXT

RING

MELODY

HS SETTINGS

AUTO ANSWER

ON OFF

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Alarm Handset name

Your phone allows you to set an alarm.

1 Press to access the main menu.

2 Press or to select

Press .

3 Press or to select

Press .

4 Press or to select or .

Press

5 If you select , enter time for the alarm using

the number keypad.

6 Press .

7 Press or to select or

. Press .

The appears, showing that the alarm is set to on.

When the reminder occurs, your phone will ring. To stop alarm tone, press any key on the handset. To off the snooze temporally, press and hold .

You can change the name your phone displays on the screen. If you have more than one handset, you can use the name to identify your handset.

1 Press to access the main menu.

2 Press or to select

Press .

3 Press or to select

Press .

4 Enter the name using the number keypad.

Press .

HS SETTINGS.

ALARM.

ON OFF

SNOOZE ON

SNOOZE OFF

HS SETTINGS.

HS LABEL

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Language Base ringer volume

You can change the language the menu display will use.

There are 16 languages to choose from.

1 Press to access the main menu.

2 Press or to select and

press .

3 Press or to select .

Press .

4 Press or to select language.

Press to confirm.

There are 5 volume levels to choose from or you can select volume Off.

1 Press to access the main menu.

2 Press or to select and

press .

3 Press or to select and

press .

4 Press or until is

displayed and press .

5 Press or to select the volume you

want (you will hear a sample of each as you scroll through), and press to confirm.

HS SETTINGS

LANGUAGE

BS SETTINGS

RING SETUP

BS VOLUME

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Base ringer type

There are 5 base ringer melodies to choose from.

1 Press to access the main menu.

2 Press or to select and

press .

3 Press or to select and

press .

4 Press or to select and

press .

5 Press or to select the melody you

want. You will hear a sample of each as you scroll through the melodies.

6 With the ringer melody you want displayed,

press to confirm your selection.

BS SETTINGS

RING SETUP

BS MELODY

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Call Barring

When switched on, Call Barring prevents calls being made.

1 Press to access the main menu.

2 Press or to select .

Press .

3 Press or to select

Press .

4 is displayed. Enter the PIN code using

the number keypad. Press .

5 Press or to select or .

Press to confirm.

HS SETTINGS

BARRING .

PIN ?

ON OFF

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Settings menu

Tones

Flash

Changing the Flash time

You can switch on or off the tones for key touch, battery low, and out-of-range alarm. For example, when the key tone is set to ON, you will hear a tone each time you press a keypad button.

1 Press to access the main menu.

2 Press or to select .

Press .

3 Press or to select .

Press .

4 Press or to select the option you

want.

Press .

5 Press or to display either or .

Press to confirm.

Flash is used when connected to certain switchboards, for transferring calls to another extension number, and for some network services. Contact your network or switchboard provider for advice on how to use the button.

You can select the flash time from short or long according to your switchboard requirements. Consult your switchboard provider for advice if unsure which setting you need.

1 Press to access the main menu.

2 Press or until is

displayed and press .

3 Press or to select and

press .

4 Press or to select or and

press .

HS SETTINGS

TONE SETUP

KEY TONE BATTERY LOW RANGE ALARM

ON OFF

BS SETTINGS

FLASH TIME

SHORT LONG

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Dial mode

Tone Dialling Switch-Over (Australia only)

Registering a new handset

You can set your phone to use either Tone or Pulse dialling. The pre-set setting is TONE dialling, where you will hear a tone beep each time you dial a number. Most modern exchanges and switchboards use Tone dialling, so you should not need to change this setting. Only change it if your switchboard uses Pulse dialling or if you cannot make a call using Tone dialling.

1 Press to access the main menu.

2 Press or until is

displayed and press .

3 Press or to select and

press .

4 Press or to display either or

PULSE and press .

If you have set your phone to use Pulse dialing, you can switch temporarily to Tone dialing for the duration of a call:

1 Press .

2 Press and hold . Any digits entered after this

long press of will be dialed using tone dialing.

Registering a new handset When you register a new handset to your base, you will be asked to enter the base PIN code. The pre-set PIN code is 0000. If you wish you can change this code, see page 29. Each handset can only be registered to one base at a time. Before registering, make sure the new handset is fully charged and that you have the base and handset in front of you.

1 Press to access the main menu.

2 Press or to select

and press .

3 Press or to select your base number.

4 Press and hold until you hear the

registration tone. You are now in 'subscription

mode'. If the base already has the maximum number of handsets (5) registered to it you will hear the reject tone and you will need to de-register one of the existing handsets before you can register the new handset. See section below for de-registering handsets.

BS SETTINGS

DIAL MODE

TONE

REGISTRATION

On the handset you want to register:

On your base:

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On the handset you want to register:

5 Press .

6 Enter the base PIN code. Pre-set base PIN

ode is 0000.

7 Press .

You will hear a confirmation tone when registration is complete. When in standby mode, the new handset number will be displayed. The handset will automatically be allocated with the next available handset number. If the registration is failed, the handset display returns to the display before enter the registration step.

If you have more than one handset registered to your base you can de-register a handset registered to use. Before registering, make sure all handsets and the base are in standby mode.

1 On a handset not to be de-registered, press

to access the main menu.

2 Press or until is

displayed and press .

3 Press or to display

and press .

4 is displayed. Enter your PIN code and

press .

5 Press or to display the handset you

want to de-register and press .

If the handset has been registered to the base successfully, you will hear a confirmation tone.

De-register a handset

BS SETTINGS

TERMINATE HS

PIN ?

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Base PIN code Selecting a base

You need to enter the base PIN code when you are registering handsets. For security reasons you may wish to change the PIN code. You can choose a PIN code up to 4 digits long. If you reset the base from the handset, base PIN code will be

0000. Always keep a record of your base PIN code. Note your PIN code and keep it in a safe place. If you change the PIN code you will need to use the new code for any handset registered to your base.

1 Press to access the main menu.

2 Press or to select and

press .

3 Press or to select and

press .

4 Enter the current PIN code using the number

keypad. Press .

5 appears. Enter a new PIN code and

press .

6 appears. Enter a New PIN code

again and press .

You can register a handset to up to 4 bases, e.g. one at work and one at home, and switch between them. Once your handset is registered with other bases, you can either specify the base you want to use.

1 Press to access the main menu.

2 Press or to select

Press .

3 Press or to select .

Press .

4 Press or to select the base number.

Press .

BS SETTINGS

MODIFY PIN

NEW PIN

CONFIRM ?

HS SETTINGS .

SELECT BASE

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Resetting your phone

For the base:

For the handset:

If you reset your phone, both the base and handset will return to their pre-set (default) settings. If you have more than one handset registered to your base and you complete the following procedure, only the handset you reset and the base will go back to the default settings.

1 Press to access the main menu.

2 Press or to select and

press .

3 Press or to select and

press .

4 appears. Enter your PIN code.

Press .

The base will reset and the handset will return to standby mode.

1 Press to access the main menu.

2 Press or to select and

press .

3 Press or to select and

press .

4 appears. Enter your PIN code.

Press .

The handset will reset and the handset will beep.

BS SETTINGS

BS DEFAULT

PIN ?

HS SETTINGS

HS DEFAULT

PIN ?

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Default settings

Handset and base

Ringer Volume Base Level 4

Handset Level 5

Ringer Type External Melody 1

Internal Melody 1

Tone Key On

Battery Low On

Range Alarm On

Alarm Off

Auto Talk On

Language English

Select Base Base1

Flash Time Short(Australia)

Long (New Zealand)

Base PIN 0000

Call Barring Off

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Network services

TO USE CALLER ID OR ANY OTHER SERVICES DETAILED IN THIS SECTION, YOU MUST FIRST CONTACT YOUR NETWORK PROVIDERAND SUBSCRIBE TO THE RELEVANT SERVICE.

With CALLER ID the caller’s number is shown in the handset display as you receive an incoming call so you can see who is calling before you pick up the phone.

Only the last 12 digits of the number are displayed. If the number has more than 12 digits you will see the symbol below the first digit.

If your caller’s number is stored in the phonebook and an exact number match is found, the caller’s name will be displayed instead of the number.

Only the first 12 letters of the caller’s name are displayed.

To view the Calls log, press when the phone is in standby mode, and use or to scroll.

The calls log stores details of the last 40 incoming calls. It can store numbers up to 20 digits long and names up to 12 characters long. When you have new calls the number of message appears in the display.

If the caller has withheld their number,

will be displayed or, if the number is unavailable the display will show You will not be able to dial back an entry with one of these messages.

When the calls log is full, a new call will replace the oldest call.

Caller ID

Calls log

WITHHELD

NUM

UNAVAILABLE.

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View the Calls log

Dial calls log number

Copy Calls log number to the phonebook

1 Press .

The latest calls log entry is displayed (or if there are no entries).

2 Press or to scroll through the calls log.

3 Press or to continue viewing other

calls log entries.

Press to exit and return to standby.

1 Press . The latest calls log entry is

displayed.

2 Press or to scroll to the number you

want.

3 Press to dial the entry displayed.

1 Press to access the main menu.

2 Press or to select

and press . The latest calls log entry is displayed.

3 Press or to scroll and display the

entry you want.

4 Press to dial the entry displayed.

5 is displayed. Press .

Enter a name using the keypad and press to confirm. If you enter a name that is already stored in the phonebook, you will be prompted to enter another name.

6 The number is displayed.

If necessary you can edit the number, using

to delete any incorrect digits and entering new ones using the keypad. The cursor appears at the first digit. For Telecom customers you can entera0atthestarttocomplete the STD prefix.

7 Press or to select a distinctive ring.

Press .

8 Press to exit and return to standby.

EMPTY

CID BOOK

ADD TO PB

To confirm and save the entry to the phonebook, press .

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Delete Calls log entry(ies)

1 Press to access the main menu.

2 Press or to select and

press . The latest calls log entry is displayed.

3 Press or to scroll to the entry you

want. If you delete all calls log, skip this step.

4 Press .

Select or Press appears. Press to confirm.

5 Press to exit and return to standby.

CID BOOK

DELETE DELETE ALL

CONFIRM ?

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Using extra handsets

If you purchased a multi-pack all your handsets come pre-registered to the base.

Your phone is GAP compatible, which means you can register other DECT (Digitally enhanced cordless telephone) GAP compatible handsets to your base and register your handset to other GAP compatible bases.

You can use a total of 5 handsets with your base. Your handset can only be used with one base at any time.

To register a handset to your base, see page 27.

To de-register a handset from your base, see page

28.

If you already have 5 handsets registered to your base and you want to register a new handset, you will first need to de-register one of your existing handsets, see ‘De-registering a handset’, page 28.

With more than one handset you can make internal calls, transfer calls and hold conference calls.

Follow the procedure for registering shown in the other manufacturer’s user guide.

Call another handset (internal call)

Answer an external call while on an internal call

1 Press . The symbol and are

displayed and you will hear the internal call dialing tone.

2 Enter the number of the handset you want to call

using the number keypad.

During an internal call, if an external caller is trying to get through, you will hear a series of short beeps to alert you to the call.

If you have Caller ID, the caller’s information will also be displayed.

1 To end the internal call, press to take the

external call.

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Transferring a call Conference call

You can transfer an external caller from your handset to another internal handset.

1 Press . The external caller is put ‘on-hold’.

2 Enter the number of the handset you want to

call using the number keypad.

3 When the called handset answers, press

or place the handset backs on the base to transfer the call.

If the called handset does not answer, press

to return to the external caller.

You can hold a 3-way conversation (conference call) between your handset, an external caller and another internal handset user.

1 Press . The external caller is put ‘on-hold’.

2 Enter the number of the handset you want to

have a conference call with. The called handset will ring.

3 When the called handset answers, press on

the initiating handset to start your conference call.

4 Any handset can press at any time to

leave the conference call.

During an external call:

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Simple solutions

The most common problems often have the simplest solutions. We hope that you will not experience any problems with your product, but in the event that you do, this section hopes to overcome any problems quickly and with minimum effort.

• the telephone line cord is correctly connected.

• the mains power cord is correctly connected and switched on.

• the battery pack is charged and not in need of replacing.

If you have more than one handset registered to your base remember to check the connections on this too. If you are still experiencing a problem, you are likely to find a solution opposite.

If your phone line also has High Speed Internet please ensure you are using an approved line filter (check with your High Speed Internet provider if unsure about the filters).

• Is the handset registered to the base?, see page 27.

• Is the symbol flashing and can you hear a beep during a call? – if so, move closer to the base as you are out of range.

• Is symbol displayed, if so the keypad lock is on, see page 16.

• The ringer volume may be set to off, see page

20.

• Is the symbol flashing? – if so, move closer to the base as you are out of range.

Firstly, check that:

•

Handset/Base

No dial tone

Cannot dial out

Handset does not ring

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Handset is not charging properly

Handset will not link up with the base

Cannot make a call

CALLER ID

Caller’s details are not displayed

Caller’s name is not displayed even though it is stored in the phonebook

• Check that the charge light is on and that the handset is sitting correctly in the base or charger. Clean the charging contacts with a dry cloth.

• Are you using the power adaptor supplied with your phone?

• Is the symbol flashing? – if so, move closer to the base as you are out of range.

• Is the handset registered to the base, see page 27.

• Buzzing noise on my radio, TV, computer or hearing aid Sometimes your phone may interfere with other electrical equipment if it is placed too close. We recommend you leave a distance of at least one metre to avoid this.

• Is the Call Barring set, see page 25.

• Have you subscribed to a CALLER ID service? If not, contact your network provider.

• The caller may have withheld their details.

• Let the phone ring a couple of times as there may be a delay in receiving the CALLER ID information.

• The name will only be displayed if an exact number match is found. Make sure that the number in the phonebook is a match with the received number in the Caller ID log.

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General information

This equipment is not designed for making emergency telephone calls when the power fails. Alternative arrangements should be made for access to emergency services.

• Only use the power supply that came with the

product. Using an unauthorised power supply will invalidate your guarantee and may damage the telephone.

• Do not open or tamper with the handset or base (other than to change the batteries). You could expose yourself to high voltages or other risks.

Please see warranty page for contact information regarding repair. Or visit our website at www.uniden.com.au, www.uniden.co.nz.

• Radio signals transmitted between the handset and base may cause interference to hearing aids.

• DO NOT use your phone:

- near emergency/intensive care medical

equipment.

- if you have a pacemaker fitted.

- during an electrical storm.

Safety

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• DO NOT position your product:

- less than one metre away from other electrical appliances, e.g. TV and radio sets, clock/alarms and computers, or you risk interference.

- on antique/veneered wood (as the product may become warm during charging).

- on carpets or other surfaces which generate fibres.

Always ensure free flow of air over the products surfaces.

• DO NOT expose your product:

- to water (or use it in damp conditions, such as in bathrooms).

- to fire, explosive or other hazardous conditions.

- to direct sunlight.

• DO NOT dispose batteries with ordinary domestic refuse. There is a risk of the release of highly toxic chemicals.

Wipe the handset, base and charger with a damp (not wet) cloth, or an anti-static wipe. Never use a dry cloth as this may cause a static shock. Never use household polish as this will damage the product.

Over time, as the handset batteries wear out, the talk and standby times after charging will reduce. The batteries will eventually need replacing.

1 Remove the battery compartment cover and the

old batteries.

2 Insert rechargeable batteries. Connect the

batteries with the correct polarity. Replace the battery compartment cover.

Maintenance Cleaning your product:

Replacing the handset batteries:

Inserting new batteries:

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How many telephones can I have?

All items of telephone equipment have a Ringer Equivalence Number (REN), which is used to calculate the number of items which may be connected to any one telephone line.

The total recommended REN on one line is 3. If you exceed a REN of 3, your phones may not ring. With different telephone types there is no guarantee of ringing, even when the REN is less than 3. Your phone has a REN of < 0.01 (even with additional handsets and chargers registered to your base).

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Important:

Warrantor:

ELEMENT OF WARRANTY:

Warranty is only valid in the original country of purchase.

WARRANTY DURATION:

PARTS COVERED:

STATEMENTOF REMEDY:

PROCEDURE FOR OBTAINING PERFORMANCE OR WARRANTY:

Evidence of original purchase is required for warranty service.

Uniden Australia Pty Limited A.B.N. 58 001 865 498 Uniden New Zealand Limited

Uniden warrants to the original retail owner for the duration of this warranty, its DECT1725/DECT1725+1/DECT1725+2 (herein after referred to as the Product), to be free from defects in materials and craftsmanship with only the limitations or exclusions set out below.

This warranty to the original retail owner only, shall terminate and be of no further effect 12 months

after the date of original retail sale. This warranty will be deemed invalid if the product is;

(A) Damaged or not maintained as reasonable and necessary, (B) Modified, altered or used as part of any conversion kits, subassemblies, or any configurations not sold by Uniden, (C) Improperly installed, (D) Repaired by someone other than an authorized Uniden Repair Agent for a defect or malfunction covered by this warranty, (E) Used in conjunction with any equipment or parts or as part of a system not manufactured by Uniden.

This warranty covers for one (1) year, the Base unit, charger and handsets.All accessories (AC adaptor etc)are

covered for 90 days only.

In the event that the product does not conform to this warranty at any time while this warranty is in effect, the warrantor at its discretion, will repair the defect or replace the product and return it to you without charge for parts or service. THIS WARRANTY DOES NOT COVER OR PROVIDE FOR THE REIMBURSEMENTOR PAYMENT OF INCIDENTALOR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES. THIS GUARANTEE IS IN ADDITIONTO AND DOES NOT IN ANY WAYAFFECT YOUR RIGHTS UNDER THE CONSUMER GUARANTEE ACT.

In the event that the product does not conform to this warranty, the Product should be shipped or delivered, freight pre-paid, with evidence of original purchase (eg. a copy of the sales docket), to the warrantor at:

UNIDEN AUSTRALIA PTY LIMITED SERVICE DIVISION

UNIDEN NEW ZEALAND LIMITED SERVICE DIVISION

345 Princes Highway, Rockdale, NSW 2216, AUSTRALIA Fax: (02) 9599 3278 www.uniden.com.au

150 Harris Road, East Tamaki, Auckland, NEW ZEALAND Fax: (09) 274 4253 www.uniden.co.nz

One Year Limited Warranty

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THANK YOU FOR BUYING A UNIDEN PRODUCT.

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