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DRAFT DCT1900 Portable Handset User Guide DT-620 mm «mm (Scpmmbel 1998) This manual i; publnhed by Ericssan 1.x. without my warranty. Eriamn In. my make imprmremmb and changes no this mull neoeniuud w lypog'nphxcll arms, sum-mie- ofcunem anion. of improvemenm to pmgnnu ind/or equipment, at my Lime and withmn notice. Such clungu will, hum“, be imam-zed into new edilians of this mun. All rigim med Briana In, 1993, Publication number m m nos 91 Printed in the USA. About This Manual Please read this manila! thoroughly before ntempling Io use your phone. This minull is divided into the following sections. loporionr sn/ery lnfomndon deseribes solely for using demonic produers, Guidelines/or Sula and Emma Ute describes impomnl information for using your phone. Battery ln/ornmlon contains useful information shout rechargeable bnneries. Gating Starved tells you whal you need in know in get your phum oul arm: box and ready lo make calls. Lem-MAM Your Man: describes the pens ofyour phone to help you get rrmilinr with its Operation. llosle operouorn gets you sinned using your phone by deeoribing oper-tions sueh es plseing cllls. nnswering erlls, speed diuling, volume wntml, md miorophone mining during u call, ”slog Menus deseribes how lo nooess and nnvigsee through menus. Staring and Emailing Numb”! In Mzmmy deseribes how to use the memory fenrures of your phone. Menu Descripfian: describes the menus end settings ovrilnble on your phone. problem You Can solve provides an easy- rouse troubleshooiing ub|e if you should eueounler problems using your phone. The following deseriptions will help you undersraod ihe infomufion presented in this manluL Nune- nl lieys - Key nones rue shown in Bold type. Some keys hnve more dun one funotion. Whm rhe name of. multiple lunetion key is used. the funclion which is being relened lo is shown in bold type For exemple, “Hold NOIONIOFF to mm ON your phom". Any tern or numbers whieh represent something shown on rhe phone displxy use a lypelroe similal to thal of lire phone display, Ready, for exemple. lllusmiions or phone displnys in this manual are exnmples which lppmximne win! is shown in the phone displey. What is munlly shown in your phone displny may vuy slightly from when is represenled in file illustnlions. Table of Contents About This Manual.... Important Safety Information Guidelines for Safe and Efficient Use .. WARRANTY NOTIFICATION . Battery Information New Batteries Battery Use an are Battery Charging Times Getting Started 8 Charging Your Battery . 8 Rapid Battery Charge Rapid Desk Charge Desk Mulficharger 9 Attaching the Antenna N 10 Attaching the Belt Clip to the Battery 10 Attaching the Battery to Your Phon 10 Learning About Your Phon Display Indicators Indicator Light Functions . Key Functions Basic Operation Turning Your Phone On Turning Your Phone Off Placing A Call Answering 3 Cal Temporarily Mating the Ring Tone Increasing or Decreasing Speaker Volume During a a Muting the Microphone During a Call Unanswered Calls Redialing the LastNum Speed Dialr Pause Dialing Low Battery Power Alert Summary of Basic Operations . r on Called , Using Menus . Opening Menus Changing Settings Exiting Menu Mode Menu Shortcuts Example of Using enu Menu Overview Storing and Recalling Numbers In Memory . Storing a Number and Name in Memory Recalling a Number From Memory Recalling a Number Through the Memory Menu . Editing a Number in Memory .. Deleting a Number From Memory Menu Descriptions Memory Menu Services Menu General Setup Menu . Call Setup Menu Sounds Menu In Call Menu Problems You Can Solve Displayed Messages and Explanations Problems and Possible Solutions Appendix Program your own Ringer Melody/Bell Sound A Important Safety Information Some of the following information may not apply to your particulnr product. However, as with my electronic product, you should observe safety precautions during handling and use unite product. 0 Savetltie muuual. II contains important surely infonnslion sud opentiug instructions. 0 Before using this produet please follow Ind adhere to Ill warnings, safely Ind operating instructions located on the product and in the user‘s mxmul. Save III instruefinns for future relerente. 0 Do Not expose the product to valet or moisture; for example, a swimming pool or damp Ememenl. 0 Dn Not expose lhe product to extreme temperatures such es those found near or hot rediator, slave, or in u w parlred in the m. . 0 Do Not expose the product to In cendlee cigarettes, cigars. open filmts, m. 0 no Not allow objects to fill on, or liquids to spill into. the product 0 Do Not use auxilllry equipment not remmmendled by the mmufucturer, Using other equipment may result in fire. electric shock, or injury, Ind will void the warranty. 0 Connect AC (power supply) only to designated power sources as marked on the product 0 To reduce the risk ofdamnge, remove the electrical cord from the outlet by pulling the AC ndapter rather than the cord. Make sure the electric cord is located in tllut it will not he stepped on. tripped over, or otherwise subjected to damage or stress. To reduce risk orelectric shock. unplug the unit from power source before attempting my cleaning. Once unpluggert use a son cloth dampened with water. Danger - Never alter the AC wrd or plug. lfthe plug will not fit into the outlet, have a proper outlet installed by a qualified electician. Improper connection can result in risk of electric shock. Do Not mempl to disassemble the product. Doing so will void the wln‘mly. This product does not contain consumer service-hie components. Service should only he performed by Authoriud Service Cam. Do Not remove the antenna. A detached enlennt my he a eholring hazard for children. Do Not allow children to play wirh the product paekaging mulcrlll us some muterinls my present . choking hum-d. Guidelines for Safe and Efficient Use lmporulll: lie-d This lnlorumlon More Using Your name ramble Telephone The hmdheld pomble wireless telephone is mic oflhe most exciting Ind inmvltiv: products ever developed. Willa it, you an mninrnin conneclivily to urditionnl telephone services while remaining mobile around a husiness campus or onioe. For the safe end emeieni open-lion oryour plume, observe the guidelines in this mlmlll. Your wireless mlephone is l ndio Bmsmimr and receiver. when it is ON it receives and scllds out ndio frequency (RF) energy. The phone operates in the frequency range of 1350 to 1990 MHz end employs eommonly used modulation uehniques. Leposrrre m lloflo Frequenry Energy in 199! the institute of Electrical and Eleeuvnils Engineers (1555), end in 1992 the Americm Nllioml sundrrds institute (ANSI), updrred the 1982 ANSI Snail-rd dor serery levels with respect to human cxpnsum to RF energy. Over [20 selentisrs, engineers, and physieinns from universities, govern- merit health rgeneier, and industries. developed llris updored Smndud alter reviewing rhe arrilrble body of researur. in March 1993 the Federrl Communieuioos Commission (FCC) proposed the adoption of this updated sundnrd. Your phone is designed to comply widr uris updaled sundurd. lfyml want no Iimil RF exposure even further you my choose to oonnol the duration ufyollr coils and operate your phone in the most power efliciem mmner 15mm none Operafilm For your phone to opernre or die lowest power level. end mlinuin safisfaclory call quality: o Hold the phone you would my other telephone, While speaking directly into the mourhpieoe, position the oniennr up mid over your shoulder e Donot hold the menu- when the phone is "m USE". Antenna Core and Rep/arena: Do not use the phone with - dun-god cumin Replace a damaged mienna immediarely. Hymn need lo replree your rnlenne, use only a manufacturer approved antenna orherwise, return your phone for repair. Use only the supplied or epproved unennr, Ullmdloliud animus, modifications, or enrollments oorrld damnge the phone and my violate rec regulators To order"! Imam, in [M U.S. cxil I-SOO- MERIC (1-800-444-3742). Eltfl‘mnk Devi“! Most linden- clcmvnic equipment (for example, equipment in hospitals hrid ms) is shielded from RF energy. vaevu. RF energy horn wildest heleplrooes may affect some elm-lie equipman Clllldrtll Do not rllow children to play with your phone. It is no! a my. Children could him themselves or others (by poking themselves or others in the eye with the antenna for exunple). Children oould nlso drmuge the phone, Producl packnging malerial is ofien small rnd may present r clicking heard. porenrirlly Explosive Alnmphtm Turn your phone on when in nny ma with potentirlly explosive atmosphere. ll is rare, but your phone or its rcoessories oould generate sparks. Sporlrn in such areas oould cause an explosion or fire resulting in bodily injury or even death. Areas witlt a potentially explosive almo- sphere are olien, but not always, clearly marked. They include Ruling areas, (such as gas stations), below deck on bots lirei or chemical transfer or storage facilities. and areas where the air contains chemicals or particles, such as grain, dust or metal powders. De Mi transpun or suite flammable gas, liquid, or explosives in any oompanment or your vehicle which contains your phone and accessories in the u.s., vehicles powered by liquefied petroleum gas (such as propane or butane) must comply with the National Fire Protection Standard (min-53). For a copy of this standard, contact the National The protection Association. Du Batterymarclr Pam Quincy, Massachusetts 02269. Alumion: Publication Sales Division. Operation prooerurm in the u.s., portable wireless telephones are subject to the rules and regulations omte FCC. Following these rules will help to eiintinaae confiuion, ensure the most emeient use orthe existing frequencies and result in a snrocthty fimctloning radio networir. The following otrenses are punishable by one imprisonment or both: 0 Use of pmfane‘ indecent, or obscene language, 0 Transmission ol'a false distress signd or call. 0 Willful m malicious inwrfcrcncc with my olhcr radio communications. e Reins-I to yield aehunnei or radio frequency when informed tltut it is needed for an ernetgency call. Emergency cells have priority over all messages. 0 Adjustment omit equipment by anyone other titan a qualified licensed technician. ”TAM Requirements installation or this equipment is subject to notification and coordination with UTAM» inc. Any relocation orthis equipment must be wordinmd through. and approved by umvi. lithere are any interference problems, UTAM may be contacted at 1-800- 429—UTAM (1-800-429-8826). rccnequirerneuts' This device wmplics with Part is ofthe FCC Rules. Operation is subject“) the following two conditions: (I) This device may not cause harmful inrerierenoe, and (2) this devioe must accept any interference received, including interference that may arise undesired operation WARRANTY NOTIFICATION Do not tamper with the Warranty Seal on the harlt nryour phone. Tampering with nth seat can void your warranty. no not attempt to talre your phone apart Dolnl to WI]! void your warran . Your phone duet not contain eonaatn rvieeahie mnponellb. Service should only be performed hy Anthoriud Serviee Cenlzn. New Batteries The hallery packaged wilh your phone is not fully charged. However, ihere inny be enough power to turn the phone on. To gel maximum buoery upuily, you should eondriion the hmery by lirrl charging it, and lben fully discharging it. ihree times in succession. Diseh-rging is compleled by using the phone llmil s low bsnery condition is M Battery Use and Care A rechargeable battery has n long servire lire irlreued properly. A new battery, or on old one ihu has nol been used for a long period offime, needs to be fully discharged and recharged three times lo rush filll espieily. This is call candmonlng. me elsiesl way to elmdilion s broery is to lesye your phone ON untll the Low Emery lllflll sounds Ind the phone shins olf end lhen change the May lguin, The optional mulliclllrger hes s benery conditioning firnolion 0 Do nol Ielve your battery when it could be subjecned rn extremely high temper-mus. such u inside I eat on I boldly. This could reduce the bittery's capacity- 0 Never let flu metal 00an on the bellery louch molher ineul objecl. This could smn—cirwil and damage “I: battery. Battery Charging Times Battery Information Do not altempl in take a battery apart, Do not expose a balmy to open time. This could c-use the balmy lo explode Tiun your phone OFF before removing the buttery. Use only Ericssnn provided sdaplers supplied with your bouery charger Using - difl'erent adopter could be dangerous uld voids the wlmmy. Never enirge r bulery when lbe irnbieru room lempemtllre is below (above lM'F/AO’C or below 41°F/ S'C) The following table lists spprorinuue charging time: for vrrious battery/charger wrnbinelions. Lil)“ NiMH Hi‘fi Clp MM" lnpld Chlrgzr x hour x hours Desk Mullielisrger (front) x hour x hours Dull Mulliehsrger (hick) x hours x hours fitting Sn rted Getting Started Complere rhe following steps ener you heye removed your phone end he oomponenls finm rheir peckeges: Charge lhe herrery Amch are oplional helr elip lo your hurlery Alt-uh the battery In your phone Charging Your Battery Er ch lesson ofiers ihe following hanery argers: A rapid charger A deelr rnulzieharger Folluw the sup: for your pmicullr charger. Ragid Charger The rapid chnrger connecrs directly in me botwm ofyour phone. This chuger supplies power lo oherge your hmery while nee balmy is lmched to your flmne. See the able on me 6 for charging limes for your henery. The repid ehnrger also supplies power tn your phone for pleelng and waiving ulls. To use the npid flask charger: l. Ameh the ehnrger oonneohor to he wnnecwr on she honorn of your phone, as shown in rho following illrrslmion. Plug the AC rdrrprer mm a well ouueh Pres: end hold NOIONIOFF 10 mm your phone ON. The green indies-or liglu comes on end rernains sandy lo indloale rhal rhe hanery is being charged. The hanery ioon ehsnges inro e blinking plug. When the haoery is fully charged lhe plug ioon remains study. Desk Multicharger The deslr rnrrlsioharger an charge n hanery mused so your phone (sunning in lhe fnml oornpemnenr uflhe desk mulfichnrgcr) and a scpanu hmery (sanding upside down in llre M oornperrrrrerar onhe desk multichnrgcr). The deelr rnulrishrrger can also oondilion r henery hy diseherging 1h: hmery oornplerely before beginning lhe clinging cycle. Charging e nursery Amched lo Your none 1. Plug the AC nduplu inlo lhe eherger. 2. Hug are AC adepler into e well oudzl. 3. Press end hold NO/ON/OFF ro lum your phone on. Getting Started _._—...___——_—-—-—- 4. Inmt your yhone into the front compartment oflhe desk mullicharger, as shown in the following illuslnlion. The light on the leti from corner omte desk multichlgu comes on red when the phone is moperly setted in the desk mullichargut 5 Remove your phone from the desk mnlfichlrgcr when the Iigm Iums goen. The green lightlnrliatesthtt the buttery melted to your phone is fully chuged. Charging l Sepmte nettery l. Plugthe AC Idlplcr into the oherger. 2, Plug “I: AC adapter into awn." outlet. 3. insert the bettety imo the tear oomptrtrnent ofthe deslr rrnrltiehsrger ts shown in the following illnslmtion. Th: light in the middle ofthc desk mnltiehsrger oornes on red when the bettery is properly sented in the desk mulliohnrger. lflhe ambienl tempers line is tot: he! or Cold (or the desk mnltiehsrger to operate (nbove IM'FMD'C or below 41'F15°C), the light on lhe rifllt front comer ofthe desk rnnltieherger oomes on yellow. 4. Remove the bettery from the desk multichlxgel when the liyll tums pee". This indicates thtt rhe bettery is fully charged NOTE: You can charge t battery tttathed to s phone AND n septt-tre bltury at the same time in the desk mnltieherger. Condlfinnln; s Bntery The desk multichlrgcr eon eondition to battery by fully dischnrging the battery end then charging the battery to full upseity. Conditioning helps prevent the memory efl'ecl that con result from npenledly charging a battery before the battery is fully disehsrged. Conditioning is not neeeessery forNiMl-l batteries To condition a battery in the desk mullichuger: l. Plug the AC edsoter into the ehsrger. 2. Plug the AC tdmter into n wall outlet 3. insert the battery into the rest oornptrtrnent otthe desk multiehtrger. nre light/human in the middle of the desk multichurger some on red when the htoery is properly sewed in the desk multichmcr. lttbe trnbient temperstrrteistoohotoroold rorthe desk mnllichn‘ger to operate (shove memo-c or below 41°F/S'C), the Ilghl ml the right front eorner ortbe desk mullinhugcr oomee on yellow. 4. Press the illumimltcd button “in is loo-ted in the middle ofthe desk mnltiehtrger ts shown in the following illustration. the light turns Getting Started yellow whlle lhe desk lnulliehugel- 1. nenme lhe rubber insen. diwhlrges lhe hunely. The light nuns 2, led when lhe desk multichargef beams charging the influx small square hole Ind pushlng, 5- Rem" "H M“! from the “Gk 3. The nlhhel insen should easily pop oul. lnumehulgel when lhe lighlhmls . . , . . 4. lnsemlwflnulelnllahnnulehellcllp green. ‘rhls lndlcncs um lhe balm-y ls in“, I m“ mm b W “ fully chflged- shown in the following illustration Attaching the Antenna 1. lneell lhe gnlu pin on lhe end oflhe mum-la inlo llle antenna Mr loeulea on lhe lop orlhe phone. as shown in lhe [allowing lllusuulion 1. Press the pin inlo the wnneclor and mill: the antenna Ilnlil the antenna Wu 5. You shoum heel the belt elip click when it locks in once. Removing the Belt Clip from the Battery one should he uhen when lemoving che hell clicks Ind loelu in pluoe. You lhouhl ellpnlel i! has been lucked lo u hlllely. nnl be able lo easily mule lhe unlelul. Forcing lhe lhe ellp ofl'conld damage ule unel ll loeks in pltee. may use ol eelne bodily injury. Attaching the Belt Clip to Attaching the Battery to the Battery Your Phone can should he uken when moving the hell Attach lhe may lo your phone u shown in nliplfim it hm been attached lo a hullely. the following lllusuulion. Remove lhe Forcing lhe lhe clip ofl‘muld dolnuge lhe battery by holding in lhe no on lhe bottom hullely case or cause bodily injury. Bell clips orlhe hunely and tilting lhe hnnely my ne omioml and ne nol needed ifyou In from the phone. using u we lhll hes a clip. «5 % %@ 10 Lelrning About Your Phone LearningAbout Your Phone / Antenna Indicator Light Earpiece Microphone ll Learning About Your Phone Display indicators M-np Sysrern Indicator shows wheiher the phone is locked Io n sysrern (steady icon) or not (ioon blinks). The phone will only lock to systems for which it has been programmed. mmooh lmn meshes when she pimre is oonneerin. no the nelwork (oi-ling) end stays on dufing . all. Silent Mode lull indicates when the phone is in silent mode. Ring Mute lean indicates when the ring" hm been turned off. Ext. xeyped ieon indicates rho ernernel serial pon is misled. Who Cllled Icon indicates unanswered calls. Mung: lenn indicales Voice muil Iln been received. Held”! [can indicates when the optional headset is mashed. n-nery srrengrh Icon shows rhe relative snengrh olyoul banery. A full icon indicates n fully-charged banery. A blinking benery icon indicnres . low issuery charge. Indicator Light Functions The color md sure of ihe indicator lighi on lop oryonr phone shows ihe following oondirions: 12 Slow Flnlllng Red: A flashing red Iighl rnesns one onhe following. Low Emery Power Alert, No Syslem Men. or No Access Men. See “Problems You an Solve”, pnge 15. Rapid Flashing Red: Phone is receiving n all. Study Green: Your phone is receiving power from in exlemli mum. such as a charger, Slow Flushing Green: Phone is in sinndoy mode (locked in n system). Learning About Your Phone Key Functions “5 @ MENU/Down Arrow - Press loplm mil uner you hove enlered n phone number. ' Press to he]! a dial lane befom dialing. ' Press in cnler menu mode when your phone is in sunahy or incall mode. - Press to scroll mmugh memory enuies - Press to mswer a call when your phone when m, FM” is in m" m“ is ringing. - Press to scroll rhrougn menus and menu ° PW“ ‘° W" mm“ “flings- seoing selections when your phone i in menu mode NO/ON/OFF - Press m4 hold to mm your phoneON Clear or on. . Pressmendaull. ’ Pnsswemeflwlmenmmdlemm digir from display, - Press In mnpom'ily mm are ringer. - Press md hold to errse all lire rexr - Press to mm: wnming beeps. mum - Press in exil - menu widlmll saving changes. @ RCLIUp Arrow - Press in mail numbers stored ‘n memory when your phone is in surnoby moae. - Press to scroll lhmuyl memory eniries when your phone ' n reorll mode. - Press w scroll through menus uni menu setting selections when your phone is in menu mode. 13 Basie Operations Basic Operations Turning Your Phone On Press and hold NOION/OFF unlil your phone beeps. The display and keypad hacklightin; eonre on for sbour 30 seconds. The display should look similar In this illustration This display represenrs sundby mode. Turning Your Phone Ofl' Press and hold NO/ONIOFF unril your phone beeps and she display goes blank Placing A Call To plaoe a all, she phone musr be ON no loelred so . sysiem. l. Enler the phone number you wish us call by pressing she numerie keys. ne number is shown in die displly. uyou enrer nwmng digit. press cm In ersse she digiL 2. press ms, The on Hook iwn flushes while your phone mempls to new“ the ryslun. 3. when you finish your oonversasion. press NOION/OFF in end she all. Answering a Call When your phone receives a call, rhe ring lone sounds (unless you have disabled i| rhrouyr she Sounds menu, see page 24) and rise indicator lighr on lop ni'lhe phone rapidly slashes red. 1 Press YFS In answer me call, 2. Press NO/ON/ OFF to end the call. 14 Temporarily Muting the Ring Tone To iernporuriiy mule she ring (on: without male/omen. You esn srill answer she call by pressing YES. Increasing or Decreasing Speaker Volume During a Call To adjust she speaker volume during . eall. press she volume keys on file side nirhe porraole. Press YES ro save she new setting. Muting the Microphone During a Call To more she mierophone during a call. press Down Arrow. Choose Mute Mic and press was. Mic Mule appears on she screen so indiesre she mule is active, Press NOION/ OFF or cm lo esncel musing. Unanswered Calls lryour phone receives sails which you do nor urswer, she Who Crlled icon will nppear in she displey (when supponed by your insralluion). You eao find out who sailed fluough lheWho Called menu under Servieer. ll shows in index number idenliiying she entry (up rn lo enrries). and the phom number (with: caller. You can call the person brelr by pressing YES. You can use up Arrow and Down Arrow so seroll shrouyi the list, Redialing the Last Number You Called Your relephone slores die lasr lo numbers you called. Tn view rhis number in she disphy. press Up Arrow iwire. 11ie lass number you called is shown in she display You can redial she number by pressing was, You can also view the lass number you called by using the Services menu, see page 22. Basic Operations Speed Dial The Speed Dist feature (when enlbled through the Cell Setup menu, see prge u) lets you quickly dial phone numbers. Any entry in memory mny be assigned 1 speed diul number fiom u to 9. See page 20 (or inionnstion on storing numbers in memory To use the Speed Dial feature, enter the speed dial number you want to all. he“ . YES to recall the eonesponding memory entry. Press m to dill the number in the display. Pause Dialing pause dialing lets you enter seven! numbers with deluys between each group. This fenmeisusel‘ulwhenyouneedmdinln phone number and then another numba. sueh us In mess number for an uuwesirtg msehine or voice mnil syflem. Apme suspends transmitting D'l'MF toner for npproximately two seconds before sending the next saris ofinnes. You an enter I pause in - series ofdigits by pressing the Down Arrow (it shows t“-" in the displuy). For exunple il‘your ofrroe has I voioe mil systemmrtrequitesyoutodtaiaphooe number. followed by your exteruion followed by on trees code, you could enter the following: 5511 l lDownArmZZZZ Down Arm33333 where 555-II ll is the phone number in emet- your voice mil system. 2221 is your exunsiou. 33333 is your recess eode, When you pms him, your phone dill; lb: number and linen pauses. Atter two seeonds, the phone sends your extension. Finally the phone Immuni- eslly transmits your recess oode approxis malely two seconds aner your exleluion. firm is r voice mail option in the Serviers menu. Here you cm store the serier of numbers needed to reoess your voiee mail. Allemalely, you an More groups ornumbers, such as the lbove errtrnpte. in a memory location. lrrpeed diet is entitled you m then diet the numbers by entering the memory location, pressing yrs to recall the stored number and YES to dial, Low Battery Power Alert The low Battery ulen sounds when your tummy is reaching its lowest operational power level. The words no- Rattan flush in the display, the battery ioon blinksy end the indicator light on top oryour phone rushes red. When this happens. leave your phone lumed ON. You can mute the audible alerl by pressing NOION/OFF while it is beeping. The phone discharges the buttery and then shun iaclfoFF. You should charge the battery within 24 hours so that the battery out clmge to full upreity. 15 Basic Operntions Summary of Basic Operations To Do Tuir: Tum phone ON Tum phone OFF Make a all Auswer a call End u call Temporarily mule are ringer Decrease speaker volume during u call Increase speaker volume during . ooll Mule microphone Euoer meuu mode Erase ure lusr digit/letter emered Go back one level in menu mode Serull flux-laugh menus or menu settings Seleel . uiyrligmea menu senlug Call the uumbersllowu in the nispluy Recall a number (mm memory Radial the 151 number dialed 16 Press: Hold NOION/OFF Hold NOION/OFF Predinl number. YES YES Puss NOION/OFF Press NO/ON/OFF Down Arrow, select volume opuou at me side volume keys Up Armw, select volume option or the side volume keys nown Arrnw, select Mule Mic Dawn Arrow cm Press NOION/OFF Up Arrow or Down Arrow vzs YES Up Arrow Up Arrew (rwioe), vrs Using Men us Using This mliim expl-ins how to use your phone's mulls. You should mad this nation thoroughly nmi rsrn' 'srize yourself with the menus, how to nsvigute through them, and MW In change settings. Those new are described hete. Following sections describe each or the menus Ind the settings nvnillble. Your phone‘s menus offer an essy wsy m: - Store end recall numbets in memory - Check voioe tnsil - Sel up call teotutes ' Change ring tone and other sound sewing; - Change other settings for your phone Opening Menus To open the mlin menu, press Down Arrow. ihe words Msin Menus smi the nuns orthe rust subtnenu tie shown it the rtispltty. To open one ofthe submenus: l. PressDWn ArrowofUpArmwm seroll thtough the list ortubmenus. 2. When the menu pointer (>) is beside the submenu you want to cm press m. The list of settings for the submenu is shown in the oispltty. 3. You can scroll through the list of settings by ptessittg Down Arrow ot Up Arm. To teturu to the list ofsubmenus, press NOIONIOFF. Pressing NOIONIOFF from it list ofsubmenu settings temrns you In the main menu list. 4. Menus Changing Settings Open the menus ss previously riesetibeo, then: 1. Press Down Arrow ox Up Arrow Ia setoll thtough the list until the menu poimu is beside the uning you want to ehtnge. press was. The ehoiees avsilsbie for the setting sre shown i the displly. The currmIIy active chotce is bltnlrittg. Some settings have two choices, such as on end on for the Spent DhI setting in die Cl" Seiup menu. Other settings hste n list otehoioes, such as the mug Pulse setting in the South menu. 3. hers Down Arrowor Up Arrow to seroll through the list otehoiees until the menu pointer is beside the choice you wlnl. lithe setting his only two ehoiees, ptets either or these keys to switott between the two choices. m active eitoloe ls blinking, iryou wtnt to exit the list ofehoioes without storing my ehsnges you have mstie, press noun/om The list of settings is shown in the dispiny. Otherwise press m to stote the ettoioe you seleoteo. The list of settings is shown in the displny. Exiting Menu Mode Pressing NOIQNIOFF a! my menu level rnlree you beelr one level. To exit menu mode, wnfinuc passing NO/ON/OFF until the sunoby displny is shown. Menu Shortcuts Tn quickly access submenus and setting choices you can press Down Armw followed by the number ufthe submenu and then the number orthe setting. For example, you want to chime the sound the keys on your phone moire when you press them. [fine Sounds submenu is number o. and the Key 4]. 4b. 17 Using Menus Sounds setting is number :. shen you wuld press Down Arrow. then 6. lhen J to go direcfly to the choius for Key Sounds. Example of Using Menus The following steps Show how 10 change the ring tone volume or your phone. 1, Press norm Arrow. The Msln Menn list is shown in the disphy. Press Down Arrow or Up Arrow until the menu pointer (>) is beside Sounds. Press YES. The Sounds menu settings sre shown in lhe displsy. Press nown Annw of Up Arrow until the menu pointer is beside Ring Vol. Press in. A huge-oh shown with the cum! volume blinking. Press nowu Arrow or Up Arrow until uiemngVolumeissettothedesired level. As yoiuctnll lhsouyt lhe choices. the 11th smmds dw current ring melody. Press YESiosio-eyoiuohoioe. The Sounds menu options use shown. Press NO/ONIOFF Iwirg m exit menu mode. 18 Using Menus __...—_._————- Menu Overview The following chm snows the menus Ind setting; for your phone, Standbg Made Memnry Store Mem Recall Mem Edit EdiISpeedN Edil Nam Edit TeI'No Delete Add AddWhoClIl AddLllell Mem Used Servin- Who Called Valet Mlil Redill Dart/Time Gen. Sflup Camus! Backlight AuwAnswer Phone ldl Owning SelecLPUN Ext Keypad Coll Setup Speed Dial Answer om Ton: Send Sounds SilenlMode Discreet Key Sound Volume Aunch Vol Ring Vol Ring Pulse lnlcmCall Exleanll Callback Mus-g: Vih much In Call Made Mme Mic Volume Much Vol PBX aneu ' Transfer Conference Hold Reconnect Callback Cancel Clb Services who Called Voice Mail Redinl Dare/Tim: Dinl Mode Tone/Pulse Tone Send - (Only n m: when rnx functions have been configured) 19 Storing dRec 'ng Numbers Storing and Recalling Vou can store phone numbers and ns‘ociued names in your phone'x memory to use for Reortl dialing end Speed Di Eoch number you srore cm be up to 24 di ts in length rod rny nernesyou store canbe up to 12 characters in length. You our view the peroentrge or memory used through the Memory menu. See page 22. Storing a Number and Name in Memory 1. Open the Memory menu and ehoose Store Mem. 1. Enter s nume you want associated with the telephone number you u: going in store. The following able shows which keynndlhenumbemflimwpnss them to em Imus. 3. Pies; Vl'sm mm the nlme. 4. Enter the phone number you wont to store. 5. Press Yl’s. 6. Selee1 file Speed Dial number or select ‘-‘ In shore this entry without 1 Speed Dill number. 7. Press ms to store the entry. To enter letters from the keypad, a key is pressed one, two. three, four, or five time. depending on which letter you went to enter. The following nble lists the keys Ind the number chimes you must press them to enlel a particular letter. Recalling a Number From Memory There are two ways to gel to the Recall Mem menu selection: - Through the Memory menu - Press Up Arrow to go directly to the neenll Mem selection. 20 Numbers In Memory rrem tin-harrtimermtqlnpre-d tir- rte, Ti‘j Recalling a Number Through the Memory Menu 1. Open the Memory menu mdehome neesll Menu. 2a. Enter the letters orthe name You can enterjust a few letters orthe nanre or the oomplele nnme. If you enteriust . few letters, the phone finds the rust nrme in memury thrt begins with the lenzrs you enlered. See the table shove ror iruonnalion on entering letters. You can View the rest orthe entries by pressing the Down Arruw or Up Arrow keys. 2b. Press YES iryoudo not know the name at ifn name is not mocined with the number, The first entry in memory will be displayed. Use Down Arrow or Up Arrow to scroll through the emrlcs. NOTE: A specific telephone number or Speed Dill number cannot be recrlled dilevlly, you must enter a name before scrolling. 3. Fla/be l call to the number in the display by pressing vns. Storing and Recalling Numbers Edifiné a Number in Memory You can ndd digits or deieie and repim di i . nnumher “wed in memory. To do 1. Open the Memory menu nnd choose Edit; the Editsubmenu is dispisyed. 2 Press Down Arrow or Up Arrow until the menu pointer is beside yum seleclion; EditSpeedN, EdiiNsme, pr EditTeiNo 3 Press YES. 4 Err-er s name to be reesiied and press yes to dispiny the corresponding entry. To scroll through the other memmy entries plus Down Arrmv or Up Arrow, Press YES when rhe entry you want in charge ls displayed. 5; To add digits In the end onhe number, jnsl enter the digits. 5b. To repI-ee digits, press cm to ense the digits you wanl to change and then enter the new digits. 6. Press YES lo slum the them! number. Deleting a Number From Memory 1. Open the Memory menu and choose Edll. In the Edit submeml choose Delele. 2. Enter I name to be recalled. 3. Press Dowl Arrqw or Up Arrow until the number and name you wall 10 ans: is shown in die displny, 4. Press YES lo erase the number from memory. NOTE: Fixed phonebook enlries cannot be ediled or deleted nnd Ire desiyrnied by the key ieon. Fixed phonehodk enm'es nre only available when they nre wnfigund in your phone. See your system ndminisirnmr 21 Menu Descriptii'tns Menu Descriptions Memory Tire Memory Menu includes the following settings: Store Mero lets you siore a phone number and in accompanying rime. Recall Mem lets you roe-ll i phone number by using the name stored with ihc number. Merit Used shows ihe perunuge o! memory used to shore your erilries. Services The Services Menu lets you uocess services provided by the 0071900 sysient The Who Called imn is displtyed to indicate unanswered culls. You can use the Who Coiled menu to view the number oitite last unanswered call. The display shows an index homer in the upper leii oonier and the time ofihe on.“ in the upper right comer An exclunaiion point ‘!‘ indicates that you have not viewed this entry To return the displayed cell. pressvhs. An ‘R‘ will replaoe the ‘l‘ to indicate the call has been returned Otherwise press NOIONIOFF. the ‘!' will be cleared. 22 Menu Edlt lets you change the ilems slaved in the phonebook. EdiLSfidN lets you dung: a speed dinl number. Ed NIme lets you change a nume. Ed TelNo lets you change atelephone number, Delete lets you delete an entry. Add lets you cresie n new entry (same us Store Mem). AddWhoCall lets you oreute an entry for the lost unanswered all received. AdduflD u lets you create on entry for the hast d ed number Menu 11ie Voice Mail function lets you enter or dial your voice mail system's aoeess number, The Message icon is displriyed when you lilve messuges wnilin; to be reviewed. itedlai lets you view the In ten numbers called. Date/nine lets yml view the cutter“ dale and lime. Menu Destriptions General Setup Menu The Generul Setup Menu lets you eustornizte the phone to your preferences. Coutmt lets you adjust the displny uontrnst. Bukllghl lets you choose whether the buklighl for the displny nntl keypld times out or never liym up. AuloAnswer allows the phone to answer incoming cells without you pressing my keys (must be using a ltehdset accessory). Phone Id. allows you to enter or change the m ofyour phone. When the phone is on, this lehel nppeers on the seeond line with the extension numbert Greeting lea you enter or change the peeling string that appeals when you turn the phone on. SelectPUN lllows you to choose one ofeiytl possible extensions tireutiy proynmmed into your phone. ‘A’ sets the phone to nulomnli- cllly use the fin! vllld exlfllsion. Ext Keypetl allows the phone to eonneet with special serial port accessories, Call Setup Menu The cut Setup Menu lets you ulecl features to enhunoe the use ofyour phone for personulirett mas. Tuming on Speed Dill shows you to airl slumi numbers ' kly. To use Speed Diet. enter the one digit speed dial number, press mmmflllheennynmmuecond tinte to dis] the displeyea phone nurnhen 11ie Answer Opt function lets you answer calls by pressing either YES or pressing my trey exceptNO/ON/OFF. Ami/fling the Tune Send function cluscs your phone to general: its own DTMF lanes during 1 all This nllows operations like demonic banking Ind other DTMF Ion: - operand lctivilis. When Tout Send is med OFF, your phone DOES NOT getter-rte um? tones, relying instead on the PBX to do so. 23 Menu Descriptions Sounds The Sounds Menu lets you set the diffemtl volumes and sounds for ringing, keypad, ear piwe, and optional handstroe memories. When SileotMode is enabled, your phone does not make any keypad or ringing sounds and does not heep for warnings or unavail- able options. mstlentMode icon appears in the display, You can quickly aetivate sueatMode by pressing Dawn Arrow, then it. Press Down Arrow. then it again to disable silentMnde. Discreet ringing. when enabled, uses n low ling volunte uning for the first three ring. then ring at the set level. key sound allows you ro ehoose the soinrds made when you press keys. either a “click" or no sound at all. Vela-e allows you to adjust the volunse of the earpieoe. You oar. slso adjust the volunre during o call by pressing Dm Arrow nut choosing volunte or by using the side volurne keys. 24 Menu Atluh Vol allows you to select the volume of optional handsfue aeeessories. mug Vol allows you In set the level ofthe ring volume. Tum the ringer oflhy setting the volume to the lowest level. The ring mute ioon nppears when the ringer is off. lung Pulse allows you to choose the partent ortones played when the phone rings, Eoeh pattern is demonstrated as you seroll through the selections Refer to the Appendix fur additional ring pamms that can be pmgnmmed into your phone. Vlb Ann-h allows you In enable or disable the optional vilmmr sttoehrnent or the optional vibrating battery. Menu Descriptions _—.___——_—-——— In Call Menu Mule Mle disables the miemplrone so you mly spear privulely w someone else. Mic Mule is displayed. Resume your mum: eonversurion by pressing NOION/OFF at cm. Volume and Allleh Vol allow you lo clung: me enpieee or neodser volume during a all. PBX Flinn: lets you us: features provided by your max. These functions ore available only when mey are configured for your plume. See your system administralnr Transfer Illuws you in plree you: piesenr call on bold, dial . second number or real! one fmm your phonebook, convene will! the new may and oommir or euneel die o-rnsfer. Confcum lllows you ro plooe your pie-em all on ma, dial mum number end oonlerenee me calls Witter. Hold plum your pull on lmld. Reconnea lets you mama to the call on hold. Callback sllowr your plum: lo nolily you when a called plny is free. Cancel Clllluck disables m ullvc ullbnnk function, NOTE: The CLR key is Ill: hookflash key. PBX functions can also be implementbd manually by entering lroolrlleslles sud DTMF lone; as described in due max manufacturer's analogue user manual. See your syslem mminislnlur. Senleea provides rbe sume menu uvoiloble in sundby mode. See wage 22.5ervices Menu. niol Mode provides oonrrol or dialing end oouell lone access nineu'ons. Tome/Pulse leis you swim. me dirling method from lone to pulse. This setting lakes efieei for each eall sepmlely, ii is not slated, Tone Send funerion oonorols wherher rlie phone gmntes il's own mmrones. See pnge zz. Cull Sen-p Menu. 25 Problems You Cm Solve Problems You Can Solve BlspI-yed Mtsulu “a Expllnniom The tignll is we weckwmakelclll. Try agnin when you ire closer in a base sulion. irihe Wblzm persists. nolify your system ndminisrmor. Bamry power is low. when die phone shins itsclf ofi. replace the battery with I fully power source, such n . rapid neck charger. The phone does not recognize any hue Mani ifuie pmbiem persists, niuify your symm administrnor. 26 Problem: end Pimibii Solutions The phom doe: mu m ON - Recharge or iepiroe me battery. ’ Remove and minsen the battery. Phone i: not rlnging when a call 1: received Cheek inc Sullndl menu Io make sure ihe phone is not scl forsneni Mode ' Check th: Ring anuln: lo mnk: sure it has not been SM fur the lowest uning. Phung became: warm during long call: - This is nouprehiem. Becausc ofits size. the phone m-y feei slightly warm during exunded uiis. Ball”)! does not sum in charge tafilll capacily ' Condition the blmry by fully dischlrging Ind clinging in nine times. Or, if your phone came win. a desk muiiiehuger, use are conditioning funerion on rhe desk mnlfidulgcl Io condition 1h: binary. Tom on m)! heard when prenlng km during a tall - Make sure Tone Send in me Cull Semp menu is mmcd on. See pnge 21 1/ you med oddinonoi infmrion or minonoe, or would like 10 pin/whale Original Ericxmn Amen-wigs: ‘ In 1h: UAS.A., call l-BDOJM-ERIC. Appendix Appendix Program your own Ringer Melody/Bell Sound You: phone can ring one offonr difi‘mm ngnmmed melodies for ml. lype of call. If, however. you have u dimlelllmle or just (my a ellmge, you may compose you. own. To compose your own melody: - Aeoess Sounds. Ring Pulse mcnu - Awss lulem-l, Emmi or Clllllnck ' Select Melody Ringing 4. Pm yrs and you will see the pros-rum or the defiull melody for mi; type umll (see pm 23)» ' Elm die mlody with CLR. - Type in your own melody or m orllle samples given below. Entuthe melody ts follows: Wim 1M rim key pless. you emu me length ome rim lone, which can nnge from l/ 16th lo 32 opums. with line next key mus. yml mm the lone helplll, ranging from a lo pas (m. The 3rd key pm: enurs ill-e length ofl'he second lone, etc. You em find the mlevml keys in the able below. one count is 064 seconds (95 bea's/ min). A res! is made with the MENU/Down Ari-w key. NOTE: A lav-defimd melody plays eunliuumoty um activated You have in program pauses yourulj Toll: dnrttlnm and (one night: Ire: k_=x ME! 1259 M 0 [116 l a ll! 1 2 A ll4 uis 3 b 1/2 b 4 c c s C 2 cis 6 d d 1 D a dis s e l 6 e 9 l‘ 32 f ' F fis ‘7 s i: ll 6 sis Down - m 27 Appendix _—_—__——-_— min-ll Melodies lmemal Call: Fur Elise Exlemll Call: 1c piano comm Tchaikovsky. CIII Buck Cull: Hons: rhymm ZelDZeZDkZDZeZbZle‘Jfl- 2G2flD4CSflDSF1flc2C4A7- leS-Illellch-lnleI-Zgz- Some ulmplz! ofBeII Sound: Ire: (win (one l min lone 2 mllingslow rolling quick loo); up loop down sinus enmplu or Melodiu: Rock'n Roll Blues Rhythm 1mm in D-dnr (Bach) Nabucco (slave choir) Wain. Weib, mid Gesnng Nutcracker (Fairy dance) OeOcOeOcOCOGH Ogohogflhogvb... magma; ,, ”commas... DcOdOeomgOcOdOeOfi’g ogomcomcagomeodoc 2:2C2u2F2dllZchZl2F2d21 sagstds-z-axscmcsds- owisymmmaomk spseadmdsilscauggg zmscwemrsmzezaa- zucngFamaduzhzaacAb 28
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