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Digital Wireless Portable Station
Instruction Manual (Pre-Release Edition)
Omegatrek is a trademark of Iwatsu America, Inc.
Iwatsu America, Inc., 430 Commerce Boulevard, Carlstadt, NJ 07072, (201) 935-8580,email: info@iwatsu.com,
www.iwatsu.com
© 2000 by Iwatsu America, Inc.
All rights reserved. Second Edition (Version 4.0) October 2000
Pre-Release Edition October 2000
Printed in the United States of America
All rights are reserved. No part of this manual or accompanying software may be reproduced, in any form or by any
means, without the permission of Iwatsu America, Inc.
This manual was written for the pre-release Omegatrek system with version 7.0 software. In some cases, available feature
operations may differ from those listed in this manual, depending on the hardware, software and programmed functions in
your Omegatrek system. For more information, contact your authorized Iwatsu distributor.
Iwatsu America, Inc., has used its best effort to ensure that the information in this manual was accurate at the time of
printing. Iwatsu America, Inc., makes no warranty of any kind, expressed or implied, with regard to the contents of this
manual. This information is subject to change without notice.
Iwatsu America, Inc., shall not be held responsible for any representation made regarding this information by any
individual.
Table of Contents
1.
INTRODUCTION................................................................................................................................................................1
PART NAMES AND DESCRIPTIONS.............................................................................................................................................. 1
LCD DISPLAY............................................................................................................................................................................... 2
LED STATUS INDICATORS.......................................................................................................................................................... 3
2.
BEFORE YOU START ......................................................................................................................................................4
YOU CANNOT USE YOUR PORTABLE STATION WHEN—....................................................................................................... 4
BATTERY INSTALLATION ............................................................................................................................................................ 5
CHARGING THE BATTERY ........................................................................................................................................................... 6
HAND STRAP ................................................................................................................................................................................. 7
EXTENSION NUMBER DISPLAY................................................................................................................................................... 8
BATTERY CHARGE LEVEL........................................................................................................................................................... 8
SIGNAL STRENGTH....................................................................................................................................................................... 9
CLOCK AND CALENDAR ............................................................................................................................................................ 10
OPERATING MENUS ................................................................................................................................................................... 11
3.
BASIC FEATURES ...........................................................................................................................................................12
PLACING A CO CALL................................................................................................................................................................. 12
RECEIVING A CO CALL ............................................................................................................................................................. 13
EXCLUSIVE HOLD....................................................................................................................................................................... 14
GROUP PARK............................................................................................................................................................................... 15
CALL PARK.................................................................................................................................................................................. 15
TRANSFERRING A CALL TO ANOTHER EXTENSION............................................................................................................... 16
PLACING AN INTERCOM CALL .................................................................................................................................................. 17
RECEIVING AN INTERCOM CALL.............................................................................................................................................. 17
HANDS-FREE ANSWERBACK ON INTERCOM........................................................................................................................... 18
ADDITIONAL FEATURES ............................................................................................................................................................ 19
IDLE STATE INDICATORS........................................................................................................................................................... 19
FLEXIBLE CALL FORWARDING (FOR CO LINE AND INTERCOM )......................................................................................... 20
Forward Cancel....................................................................................................................................................................20
OPTIMIZED ROUTING (FOR CO LINE ONLY).......................................................................................................................... 21
PRIME LINE TO OPTIMIZED (FOR CO LINE ONLY)................................................................................................................ 22
CONFERENCE CALL (FOR CO LINE AND INTERCOM )............................................................................................................ 23
Adding Another Extension to a CO call............................................................................................................................23
Adding Another Extension to an Intercom Call...............................................................................................................24
PAGING (FOR INTERCOM ONLY) .............................................................................................................................................. 25
4.
ADVANCED FEATURES ...............................................................................................................................................26
SYSTEM SELECT ......................................................................................................................................................................... 26
CHARACTER ENTRY................................................................................................................................................................... 28
M AKING AN ENTRY IN DIRECTORY......................................................................................................................................... 30
EDITING AN ENTRY IN DIRECTORY.......................................................................................................................................... 32
DELETING AN ENTRY IN DIRECTORY ...................................................................................................................................... 34
DELETING ALL ENTRIES IN DIRECTORY................................................................................................................................. 35
DIRECTORY GROUP NAME........................................................................................................................................................ 36
REGISTERING A PHONE NUMBER FROM CALL HISTORY TO DIRECTORY........................................................................... 37
DIALING A PHONE NUMBER IN DIRECTORY WITH AN ACCESS CODE................................................................................. 38
DIALING A PHONE NUMBER IN DIRECTORY WITH AN ADDITIONAL NUMBER.................................................................. 39
REDIALING PREVIOUSLY DIALED PHONE NUMBERS (OUTGOING CALL HISTORY)......................................................... 40
DELETING AN ITEM FROM OUTGOING CALL HISTORY ......................................................................................................... 41
DELETING ALL ITEMS FROM OUTGOING CALL HISTORY..................................................................................................... 42
DIALING PHONE NUMBERS OF PREVIOUSLY RECEIVED CALLS (INCOMING CALL HISTORY)........................................ 43
DELETING AN ITEM FROM INCOMING CALL HISTORY.......................................................................................................... 45
DELETING ALL ITEMS FROM INCOMING CALL HISTORY...................................................................................................... 46
ONE-TOUCH DIAL...................................................................................................................................................................... 47
REGISTERING A PHONE NUMBER TO ONE-TOUCH DIAL KEY ............................................................................................. 47
DELETING A PHONE NUMBER FROM A SPEED DIAL KEY..................................................................................................... 49
REGISTERING A PHONE NUMBER FROM CALL HISTORY TO A SPEED DIAL KEY.............................................................. 50
REGISTERING A PHONE NUMBER FROM DIRECTORY TO SPEED DIAL KEY ....................................................................... 51
LISTENING TO RING BACK TONE AND CALLED PARTY’S VOICE ON SPEAKER................................................................. 52
RECEIVER VOLUME CONTROL ................................................................................................................................................. 53
SPEAKER VOLUME CONTROL................................................................................................................................................... 54
RINGER VOLUME CONTROL ..................................................................................................................................................... 55
RING OPTION .............................................................................................................................................................................. 56
VIBRATE ALERT ......................................................................................................................................................................... 57
PERSONAL RINGING M ODE....................................................................................................................................................... 58
DISABLING PERSONAL RINGING M ODE.................................................................................................................................. 58
PERSONAL RINGING SETTINGS ................................................................................................................................................. 58
KEY LOCK ................................................................................................................................................................................... 60
DISABLING KEY LOCK............................................................................................................................................................... 60
REGISTERING/CHANGING PASSWORD..................................................................................................................................... 61
DIAL LOCK .................................................................................................................................................................................. 63
DISABLING DIAL LOCK ............................................................................................................................................................. 65
DIRECTORY LOCK ...................................................................................................................................................................... 66
ALARM CLOCK ........................................................................................................................................................................... 68
PLACING A CALL WITH EARPIECE MICROPHONE .................................................................................................................. 70
RECEIVING A CALL WITH EARPIECE M ICROPHONE............................................................................................................... 70
PROGRAMMING THE PORTABLE STATION............................................................................................................................... 71
Disabling Keypad Tone.......................................................................................................................................................72
PS Quick Mode (Charger Unit)..........................................................................................................................................73
User Name ..............................................................................................................................................................................74
Any Key Answer ....................................................................................................................................................................75
Modem Connection...............................................................................................................................................................76
Range Notify ..........................................................................................................................................................................77
Charger Tone.........................................................................................................................................................................78
Quick Mode Guard...............................................................................................................................................................79
Help Display..........................................................................................................................................................................80
5.
GENERAL INFORMATION .........................................................................................................................................81
LIST OF AVAILABLE PROGRAMMING ITEMS........................................................................................................................... 81
REPLACING BATTERY................................................................................................................................................................ 82
BATTERY LOW WARNING......................................................................................................................................................... 83
OUT OF AREA.............................................................................................................................................................................. 84
TROUBLESHOOTING................................................................................................................................................................... 85
SPECIFICATIONS.......................................................................................................................................................................... 86
1. Introduction
Part Names and Descriptions
•
Indicator/Charge Lamp
The lamp flashes red when the
phone rings. It lights up red when
the battery is being charged.
•
•
Antenna
•
Receiver
•
Multipurpose Keys
(Line Keys)
Various functions can be assigned
to these keys by programming the
system.
LCD Display
It displays phone numbers and
different statuses.
•
Volume/Search Keys
Use these keys to adjust
receiver volume, ringer volume,
or speaker volume. Use these
keys also to search through a
menu.
•
Directory Key
Use this key to store a phone
number to the internal Telephone
Directory or to recall a phone
number to place a call.
•
Hold/Menu Key
Use this key to put a call on hold
or to bring up a menu.
•
Send Key
Use this key to place or answer a
call.
•
Power/End Key
Press and hold this key to turn
on or off the phone. Use this key
to end a call.
•
Dial Pad Keys
Use these keys to enter phone
numbers and characters.
•
Clear/History Key
Use this key to correct
numbers/characters you have
entered or to redial previously
called numbers.
•
Feature Key
Various features are available by
combining this key with other keys. •
Transmitter (Microphone)
•
Speaker Key
Use this key to listen to the
other party’s voice through the
speaker on the back.
LCD Display
Telephone
Speaker
Antenna
Signal Strength
Scroll
Feature
Battery
10
11
Silent
Vibration
Alarm
Dot Matrix Area
9 10
11
Blinks while the personal station is trying to establish a communication with a
base station and stays on once it is established.
Indicates that the speaker is on.
Indicates that the portable station can communicate with the base station.
Shows the strength of the signal received from the base station. Make sure that
you see at least two bars to place a call.
Indicates that you can scroll the screen with [ ] or [ ].
Indicates that you are using a feature with the Feature key.
Shows the level of battery charge. When you see only the outline of the Battery
icon, start recharging the battery immediately. The outline starts blinking when
the battery charge becomes too low.
Indicates that the portable station will not ring when it receives a call.
Indicates that the portable station will vibrate when it receives a call.
Indicates that alarm is set.
Displays phone numbers and different statuses.
LED Status Indicators
Type
Multipurpose Keys
Dial Pad
Indicator/Charge
Lamp
Lamp Pattern
Flashing (Green)
Steady ON (Red)
Slow Long ON–Short OFF
Flashing (Red)
Slow Short ON–Long OFF
Flashing (Red)
Three Quick Blinks and Steady
ON (Green)
Steady ON (Green)
Steady ON (Green)
Steady ON (Red)
Slow Flashing (Red)
Flashing (Red)
Status
You are talking on the portable station.
Someone else is talking on another extension.
Your portable station is receiving a call.
A call is on hold on another extension.
A call is on hold on your extension.
You are operating the dial pad keys.
The battery is almost fully charged.
The battery is being recharged.
Something is wrong with the battery, and it cannot
be recharged.
Your portable station is receiving a call.
2. Before You Start
You Cannot Use Your Portable Station When—
You do not see the Antenna icon.
When the portable station is outside the service area or
receiving a weak signal in the service area, you cannot
place or receive phone calls.
Go to an area where the portable station can receive a
stronger signal for bringing up the Antenna icon.
You press a key and see KEY LOCK on the display.
The Key Lock feature is enabled to prevent unintentional
key operations.
KEY LOCK
Disable the Key Lock feature.
You press a key and se e DIAL LOCK on the display.
The Dial Lock feature is enabled to prevent unauthorized
outgoing calls.
Disable the Dial Lock feature.
The outline of the Battery icon is blinking.
The battery charge has become too low. You will also hear
a slow warning tone.
Place the portable station into the charger to recharge the
battery.
DIAL LOCK
Battery Installation
1.
Plug the battery into the connector.
Red (+)
2.
Place the battery snugly into the compartment.
3.
Place the battery cover.
4.
Press and hold [Power] for more than two seconds.
Black (–)
All icons will come up on the display for a moment. You will
hear a beep at the same time.
• The characters on the top line can be set in database
programming.
• The characters on the middle line can be changed by
programming the portable station.
George
10 FR
NOTE:
• Press and hold [Power] for more than two seconds again to turn the power off.
System 1
12:34P
Charging the Battery
Use the supplied charger only.
1.
Plug the charger into an AC outlet.
2.
Place the portable station snugly into the charger. Make sure
that the Charge lamp lights up red. Leave it for more than
seven hours.
NOTES:
• When the battery is almost fully charged, the red lamp turns green.
• The portable station and the charger may feel warm to the touch. This warming is normal.
• You cannot turn the power on while the battery is being charged. Pick up the portable station from the
charger before turning the power on.
• If you place the portable station in the charger while the power is still on, the charge may take a little
longer.
• When you use the portable station for the first time or you have not used it for a long time, leave the
portable station in the charger for more than seven hours.
• If the portable station or the charger is wet, wipe with a dry cloth before charging.
• The operating temperature is 41°F to 95°F. The battery may not be charged properly if the temperature
is outside the range.
• If the battery is not being charged properly, the Charge lamp flashes red. Pick up the portable station
and put it back in the charger again. If the battery becomes too old or damaged, it has to be replaced.
• If the level of battery charge becomes too low, the Charge lamp may not light up. The Charge lamp will
light up after a while unless the battery has become too old or damaged.
Hand Strap
We recommend you to wrap the hand strap around your wrist while carrying around the portable station.
1.
Put the thin string of the hand strap through the hole in the
portable station as shown on the right.
2.
Put the other end through the thin string and pull it tight.
Extension Number Display
You can verify your own extension number.
1.
When the portable station is idle, press [Menu] [0].
MENU:0
EXT. NO.
MENU TO PROG
2.
Press [Menu].
The display shows the extension number.
EXT. NO.
2200
3.
Press [End] to go back to the idle state.
NOTES:
• The prompt MENU TO PROG tells you to press [MENU] to program (or to go one step further into menu
item).
• Press [End] to exit from any menu screen to the idle state.
• You can see your extension number also by pressing [Menu] three times.
Battery Charge Level
The Battery icon shows the approximate level of battery charge.
The battery is sufficiently charged.
The battery can still be used.
The battery charge level is becoming low. Place the portable
station in the charger as soon as possible.
Signal Strength
The Antenna icon indicates that the portable station can communicate with the base station. It shows the
level of signal strength in four steps.
Strong
• You may not be able to place or receive phone calls in a weak-signal
area.
• There may be a chance that the portable station cannot temporarily
receive a phone call in a strong-signal area during a registration
operation with a base station.
• Extend the antenna for better reception until you feel a click.
Weak
Clock and Calendar
The system clock information will automatically be sent to the portable station. However, you can also
program clock and calendar yourself as follows.
1.
When the portable station is idle, press [Menu] [5] [1].
MENU:51
TIME
MENU TO PROG
2.
Press [Menu].
01/01/2000
12:00
MENU TO PROG
3.
Enter the current time.
Enter Month à Date à Year à Time.
Use [*
right.
] to move the cursor to the left, and [#
] to the
Hours are denoted in military time (24-hour cycle).
4.
01/01/2000
15:30
MENU TO PROG
Press [Menu].
When the programming is complete, you will hear two
quick beeps. The portable station goes back to the idle
state.
TIME
COMPLETED
NOTES:
• When you turn the power off and back on again in the service area, or when you walk into the service
area from outside, the manual setting will be replaced by the system clock information.
• When the battery is replaced or too drained, the portable station will lose the manual setting.
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Operating Menus
You can find the desired menu by either entering the menu number or searching through the menus. The
following examples are for selecting the PS Quick mode (Menu 52).
Entering the menu number
1.
Press [Menu] [5] [2] [Menu].
The setup menu for the PS Quick mode will be displayed.
2.
QUICK MODE
When the setup is complete, press [Menu].
ON
OFF
The portable station goes back to the idle state.
Searching through the menus
1.
Press [Menu].
2.
Press [ ] or [ ] to select the first digit of the desired
menu number.
3.
Press [Menu].
4.
Press [ ] or [ ] to bring up the desired menu.
5.
Press [Menu].
Menu 0
Menu 5
The setup menu for the PS Quick mode will be displayed.
6.
Menu
Menu
Menu 9
When the setup is complete, press [Menu].
The portable station goes back to the idle state.
Menu 51
NOTES:
• Press [Clear] to go back to the previous menu screen.
• Press [End] to exit from any menu screen to the idle state.
• Refer to List of Available Programming Items for all the
Menu 55
available menus and their settings.
Menu
Menu
11
Menu 58
3. Basic Features
Placing a CO Call
1.
Lift the portable station from the charger and press
[Send].
ICM
The [Send] key flashes green.
Clear
Hist
Send
2.
Power
End
Press a line key.
Wait for the dial tone. The line key flashes green.
3.
OPTIMIZED
Dial the phone number.
CO#1
You will hear a ring back tone in a moment.
GP.1
2015558580
4.
Talk on the portable station when the call is answered.
Elapsed time of the call is displayed on the bottom line.
CO#1
GP.1
0:05
5.
When you finish talking, press [End] and place the
portable station back into the charger.
NOTES:
• You can also access a line by dialing the Line Access number or the Line Group Access number,
instead of pressing a line key.
• If the System Quick-Mode Operation is programmed in the system database, you can access a CO line
just by pressing a line key.
• If Prime Line to Optimized is programmed in the system database, you can access a CO line just by
pressing [Send].
• If the phone number exceeds 12 digits, the display will show only the last 12 digits you have dialed. The
leftmost digit will blink to tell you the number you have entered is more than 12 digits.
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Receiving a CO Call
When a line receives a CO call, the corresponding line key on your portable station flashes red. If the
portable station is specified in database programming to ring for incoming calls on that particular line, the
Indicator lamp will flash and a ringer will go off.
1.
A line key flashes red.
Lift the portable station from the charger and
press the flashing line key.
The line key turns green and intermittently blinks.
If the portable station is programmed to ring for
incoming calls on that particular line, the Indicator
lamp will flash and a ringer will go off.
2.
3.
Press [Send].
4.
Talk on the portable station.
5.
When you finish talking, press [End] and place
the portable station back into the charger.
0:01
#1
NOTES:
• If the portable station is specified in database programming to ring for incoming calls received on a
particular line, you can also answer incoming calls just by pressing [Send] (without pressing the line
key).
• When the Any Key Answer feature (Menu 54) is ON, you can answer incoming calls by pressing any
dial pad key. The portable station needs to be specified in database programming to ring for that line.
• If the portable station is specified in database programming to ring for incoming calls on a particular line,
it can display the phone number of a caller who has called in that line.
• When the PS Quick mode (Menu 52) is ON and the portable station is in the charger, you can answer
incoming calls by lifting the portable station from the charger.
• If you press [End] while the portable station is ringing (or vibrating), you can stop the ringing (or
vibrating) for that incoming call.
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Exclusive Hold
You can place an outside call on hold that cannot be picked up by another extension.
1.
Tell the other party to hold.
2.
Press the Feature key twice.
0:23
The letter F appears as you press the Feature key once,
and it disappears as you press the Feature key for the
second time.
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0:24
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3.
Press [Hold].
The other party will hear a holding
tone.
The line key slowly flashes green.
The [Send] key lights
intermittently blinks.
4.
up
and
Clear
Hist
Send
ICM
Power
End
Press the line key to retrieve the
call and talk again.
The line key lights up green and
intermittently blinks.
0:53
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NOTES:
• If you do not press the Feature key for the second time within six seconds in Step 2, the operation will
become invalid.
• When you place a call on Exclusive Hold, the corresponding line keys on the other phones indicate
“busy.”
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Group Park
By placing a call on Group Park, all extensions with the appearance of that Group Park key will have a
flashing indication and be able to pick up that call. The Group Park key needs to be assigned to a line key
in database programming.
1.
Press the Group Park key.
The other party will hear a holding
tone.
The Group Park key ( 6 in this
example) slowly flashes green.
The line key ( 1
lights up red.
in this example)
Clear
Hist
Send
ICM
Power
End
The [Send] key intermittently flashes
green.
2.
Press the line key to pick up the
call and talk again.
The line key lights up green and
intermittently blinks.
0:23
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Call Park
By placing a call on Call Park, you can retrieve the call from another extension. The Call Park key needs
to be assigned to a line key in database programming.
1.
Press the Call Park key.
The other party will hear a holding
tone.
The Call Park key ( 2 in this
example) slowly flashes green.
The line key ( 1
lights up red.
in this example)
Clear
Hist
Send
ICM
Power
End
The [Send] key intermittently flashes
green.
2.
Press the line key to pick up the
call and talk again.
The line key lights up green and
intermittently blinks.
0:23
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Transferring a Call to Another Extension
You can transfer a CO call or an intercom call to another extension. (The TRAN key needs to be assigned
to a line key in database programming.)
1.
Tell the other party to hold.
2.
Press the TRAN key.
The other party will hear a holding
tone.
The line key ( 1 in this example)
slowly flashes green.
The [Send] key lights up and
intermittently blinks.
The TRAN key ( 5
in
example) rapidly flashes red.
3.
Send
Clear
Hist
ICM
Power
End
this
Dial the desired extension number.
ICM
4.
When the call is answered, tell the party on the
extension that you are transferring a call. Press [End]
and place the portable station back in the charger.
2100
NOTE:
• If you do not dial an extension number after you press the TRAN key, the display will say RECALL and
you will hear a ringer. If this happens, press [Send] to speak with the party again.
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Placing an Intercom Call
1.
Lift the portable station from the
charger and press [Send].
The [Send] key lights
intermittently blinks.
2.
up
Clear
Hist
Send
and
Power
End
ICM
Dial the desired extension number.
You will hear a ring back tone in a moment.
You can press [#] and call to that party with your voice
instead.
3.
Talk on the portable station when the call is answered.
4.
When you finish talking, press [End] and place the
portable station back in the charger.
CALLING 2100
KATHY
NOTE:
• Depending on the type of the phone on the other end, you may not be able to call to the party.
Receiving an Intercom Call
1.
2.
A ringer goes off. The Indicator lamp and the
[Send] key flash.
Lift the portable station from the charger and
press [Send].
Send
Clear
Hist
Power
End
The [Send] key lights up and intermittently blinks.
3.
Talk on the portable station.
4.
When you finish talking, press [End] and
place the portable station back in the charger.
ICM
KATHY
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2100
Hands-Free Answerback on Intercom
When you receive a call from another extension, you can ans wer the call with your voice with the
microphone turned on. The microphone can be turned on or off when the portable station is idle or when
you are receiving an intercom call. (The MIC OFF key needs to be assigned to a line key in database
programming.)
The microphone is on by default. When the microphone is on, the light on the MIC OFF key is off.
1.
To turn off the microphone, press the MIC OFF key (or press [Feat] [Feat] + [0] [6] [1].
The light on the MIC OFF key goes out.
2.
To turn on the microphone again, press the MIC OFF key (or press [Feat] [Feat] + [6] [1].
The MIC OFF key lights up.
NOTE: Press [Feat] [Feat] + [6] [5] to toggle between voice and tone signaling.
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Additional Features
By combining the Feature key and a code, you can access an advanced feature that is not assigned to an
individual key. Press [Feat] [Feat] + Code to access a feature. The list of codes is shown below.
Code
12
34
35
36
61
061
65
99
#9
Feature
Short Flash
Park Pick-up
Meet-Me Page Answer
Universal Night Answer
Microphone ON
Microphone OFF
Tone/Voice Calling (for Called Extension)
Extension Number Display
Feature Button Display
Idle State Indicators
Your portable station may display M or G in the idle state, depending on the status or the condition the
portable station is in.
M: Message/Forward Indicator
When M is on the display, Message Waiting or Flexible
Call Forwarding is enabled. Press the Message/Forward
Status key to see what is enabled. (The Message/Forward
Status key needs to be assigned to a line key in database
programming.) If both are enabled, you will see MESSAGE
first and then FORWARD as you press the
Message/Forward Status key twice.
MG
MESSAGE
7 FR
MG
G: Group Indicator
When G is on the display, the portable station is within the
area of the sub cell group it belongs to.
An example of the Idle State indications is shown on the
right.
SYSTEM 1
SYSTEM 1
FORWARD
7 FR
MG
7 FR
• When only one indication (M or G) is on, it will be left justified.
• The Group Area indication (G) can be disabled by database programming.
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3:45P
SYSTEM 1
George
NOTES:
3:45P
3:45P
Flexible Call Forwarding (for CO Line and Intercom)
This feature allows you to send incoming calls to another extension or external line (using Personal
Speed Dial numbers 90–99). You can also separate call forward destinations for intercom calls and CO
calls. For instance, you could set all intercom calls to your cell phone, and all CO calls to be forwarded to
your voice mail. (The FWD key needs to be assigned to a line key in database programming.)
1.
Press [Send] or press the Speaker key for more than one second.
2.
Press [FWD].
3.
Enter the Call Type you wish to forward.
1 = All calls (CO/Intercom)
2 = CO calls only
3 = Intercom calls only
4.
Enter the Flexible Call Forward Mode.
All calls to another extension or hunt group
Busy/No Answer calls to another extension or hunt group
No Answer calls to another extension or hunt group
All Calls forward to an external number (using Personal Speed Dial Codes 90–99)
In the example on the right, Call Type 1 and Flexible Call
Forward Mode 1 are selected.
5.
Do one of the following
• If you chose Mode 1, 2, or 3, enter the extension or hunt
group number.
• If you chose Mode 4, enter the Personal Speed Dial
CO
ICM
Code (90–99).
In the example on the right, the extension number 2100 is
entered.
6.
Wait for a confirmation tone.
7.
Press [End].
CO
ICM EXT2100A
Forward Cancel
You may cancel the forwarding of All calls, CO calls only, or Intercom calls only.
1.
Press [Send] or press the Speaker key for more than one second.
2.
Press [FWD] [*].
3.
Enter the Call Type number you wish to cancel.
1 = All calls (CO/Intercom)
2 = CO calls only
3 = Intercom calls only
The display will show FWD CANCEL momentarily.
4.
Wait for a confirmation tone.
5.
Press [End].
EXT2100A
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Optimized Routing (for CO Line Only)
With the use of a one-touch optimize key, you can allow the system to automatically select the least
expensive way to make an outgoing call. When a one-touch optimized key [FLT00] is allocated on your
portable station enabled for optimized routing, you can make an optimized call by simply pressing [FLT00].
1.
Press [FLT00].
The [FLT00] key flashes green.
2.
OPTIMIZED
Dial the phone number.
OPTIMIZED
2015558580
4.
Talk on the portable station when the call is answered.
Elapsed time of the call is displayed on the bottom line.
CO#1
0:05
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Prime Line to Optimized (for CO Line Only)
When you place a CO call, an open line can automatically be accessed. (Prime Line to Optimized needs
to be configured in database programming.)
1.
When the portable station is idle,
press [Send].
A line key lights up green and
intermittently blinks.
2.
OPTIMIZED
Dial the phone number.
9725550242
NOTE:
• If there is no open line for the moment, you cannot place a CO call. Try again later.
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Conference Call (for CO Line and Intercom)
When you are on a call, you can have one or two extensions join you in a three-party call or a four-party
call. (The [TRAN] and [ADD] keys need to be assigned to line keys in database programming.)
Adding Another Extension to a CO call
1.
When you are on a CO call, press
[TRAN].
Wait for the intercom dial tone.
The line key slowly flashes green.
The [Send] key lights up and
intermittently blinks.
2.
Send
Clear
Hist
ICM
Power
End
Dial the desired extension number.
CALLING 2100
KATHY
3.
When the call is answered, tell the party to join you in
a conference call.
ICM
2100
KATHY
4.
Press [ADD].
The outside line caller and the extension caller will hear a
notification tone.
Repeat Steps 1–4 to add another extension to the
conference call.
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1:43
GP.1
Adding Another Extension to an Intercom Call
1.
When you are on an intercom
call, press [TRAN].
Send
2.
Clear
Hist
ICM
Power
End
Dial the desired extension number.
CALLING 2100
KATHY
3.
When the call is answered, tell the party to join you in
a conference call.
ICM
2100
KATHY
4.
Press [ADD].
The outside line caller and the extension caller will hear a
notification tone.
Repeat Steps 1–4 to add another extension to the
conference call.
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CNF
GEORGE
KATHY
Paging (for Intercom Only)
You can make an announcement through the speakers in the key telephones or the external paging
speakers.
1.
When the portable station is idle, press [Send].
Wait for the intercom dial tone.
The [Send] key lights up and intermittently blinks.
2.
Enter the access code.
Enter the All Call access code to page through the speakers in the key telephones and the external
paging speakers.
Enter a Group Call access code to page through the speakers in the key telephones in a group.
Enter a Zone access code to page through the external paging speakers in a group.
3.
Make an announcement.
NOTES:
• The key telephones and the external paging speakers to be accessed are determined in database
programming.
• In the Group Call paging, there may be 30 groups with a maximum of 64 key telephones per group.
• In the Zone paging, there may be 30 groups with a maximum of 64 external paging speakers per group.
• The All Call, Group Call, and Zone access codes need to be assigned in database programming.
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4. Advanced Features
System Select
This portable station can be used as an intercom telephone with line keys, communicating with the base
station connected to the key service unit of the system.
The portable station can be registered to up to nine systems.
If you move from one system to another, the portable station switches over automatically. If the service
areas of two or more systems overlap, you can select one of them as follows.
1.
When the portable station is idle, press [Menu] [1] [2]
to bring up the System Select menu.
MENU:12
SYS. SELECT
MENU TO PROG
2.
Press [Menu].
The display shows the currently selected system.
SYS. SELECT
AUTO
System 1
3.
Press [ ] or [ ] until the desired system is selected.
SYS. SELECT
System 1
System 2
4.
Press [Menu].
You will hear two quick beeps to indicate that the system
has been successfully changed.
System 2
SELECTED
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NOTES:
• If you select AUTO, a system will be automatically selected.
• When the Range Notify feature (Menu 42) is ON, you will hear a warning tone when you walk out of the
service area.
• The eight line keys can be assigned to various functions with database programming. The line keys
light up red or green to indicate different statuses.
• The key service unit provides you with various services. The display on your portable station shows you
the statuses of the services.
• Distinctive ringers can be used for incoming calls from CO lines and other extensions.
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The following features are shared by all operation modes.
Character Entry
You can enter alphabet, numbers, and symbols. Use the dial pad to enter the desired characters.
1.
Enter characters.
To enter George, press [4GHI] once, [3DEF ] five times, [6MNO]
six times, [7PQRS] seven times, [4GHI] four times, and [3DEF ]
five times.
ENTER NAME
2.
Press [Menu] to finalize the entry.
ENTER NAME
George
NOTES:
• To enter a character, press the dial pad key (repeatedly, if necessary) on which the character is printed,
until the desired character is displayed. When the character is displayed, press another dial pad key. If
you would like to enter another character that is printed on the same key you have just pressed, press
[# ] to move the cursor to the right.
• If you have incorrectly entered a character, press [Clear] to delete it. The cursor will move back by one
character. Press and hold [Clear] for more than one second to delete the whole line.
• To change a character, use [*
] or [# ] to move the cursor over that character, press [Clear] to
delete it, and then enter a different character.
• You can insert characters to the cursor position. If the number of characters exceeds the limit, the
rightmost character will disappear.
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Available characters and operations are listed below.
Key
[1
Characters
[2ABC ]
A B C a b c
[3DEF ]
D E F d e f
[4GHI]
G H I g h I
[5JKL]
J K L j k l
[6MNO]
M N O m n o
[7PQRS]
P Q R S p q r s
T U V t u v
[9WXYZ ]
W X Y Z w x y z
[0OPER]
– . & / [ ] # * (Space) ” ! ?
[*
Moves the cursor to the left.
[8TUV]
[# ]
[Clear]
[Clear] for
1 sec
Moves the cursor to the right.
Deletes one character.
Deletes all the characters.
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Making an Entry in Directory
You can register up to 500 phone numbers in the Directory. One entry includes a name (12 characters)
and a phone number (24 digits). You can also select a group to store the entry in.
1.
When the portable station is idle, press [Menu] and
[Dir].
The display prompts you to enter a name.
Pressing [Dir] for more than one second also takes you to
this menu.
2.
ENTER NAME
Enter a name.
ENTER NAME
George
3.
Press [Menu].
You will be prompted to enter a number.
4.
ENTER NUMBER
Enter a phone number.
As you enter the phone number, the digits will move from
right to left.
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5.
Press [Menu].
6.
The display shows the Group Selection menu.
SELECT GROUP
Press [ ] or [ ] to bring up the desired group.
Group 0
You can also use the dial pad (0–9) to select a group.
7.
Press [Menu].
The display prompts you to confirm the selection.
REGISTER?
ENTRY
EDIT
8.
Press [ ] or [ ] to select ENTRY or EDIT, and then
press [Menu].
You will hear two quick beeps when the entry has been
successfully made.
Selecting EDIT will take you back to Step 2. Press [End] if
you have no more entries to make.
ENTRY SAVED
499 FREE
NOTES:
• To place a CO call, you may have to add a digit for accessing a CO line and a pause before the phone
number.
• If you have incorrectly entered a digit, press [Clear] to delete it. The cursor will move back by one digit
every time you press [Clear]. Press and hold [Clear] for more than one second to delete the whole line.
• Pressing [Clear] when the middle line shows no digits takes you back to the previous menu screen.
• You can insert a pause when you register a phone number.
1.
2.
3.
Press [Feat], [Menu], and a digit (1–9) to register a pause time in seconds.
You can register more than one pause.
One pause is counted as two digits.
• You can also register a remote access code.
1.
2.
Press [Feat], [Menu], and the digit 0, followed by a remote access code.
Once you dial the main number, using the Directory, and become connected to a service, press
[Send] to dial out the remote access code.
• You can register a group name to a Directory group.
• If you try to make an entry when 500 entries are already registered, you will hear a warning tone and
the portable station displays, ENTRY FAILED: MEMORY FULL. The portable station will go back to the
idle state in two seconds.
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Editing an Entry in Directory
You can edit a selected entry in the Directory.
1.
Search and select an entry you wish to edit.
IATTSU
9725550242
2.
Press [Menu].
IATTSU
EDIT
DELETE
3.
Press [Menu].
The previously entered name will be displayed. If you do
not have to edit the name, skip to Step 5.
ENTER NAME
IATTSU
4.
Use [*
] or [#
] to move the cursor over a
character and then insert another character on the left.
You can also move the cursor over a character and then
press [Clear] to delete it.
ENTER NAME
IWATSU
5.
Press [Menu].
The previously entered phone number will be displayed. If
you do not have to edit the phone number, skip to Step 7.
6.
Press [Clear] once to delete one digit from the right.
Delete as many digits as necessary and enter new
digits to the right.
You can also press and hold [Clear] to delete all digits and
then enter a whole number. (This may be easier in most
cases.)
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9725550242
7.
Press [Menu].
The previously selected group number will be displayed. If
you do not have to change the group number, skip to
Step 9.
SELECT GROUP
8.
Press [ ] or [ ] to select a different group number.
Group 0
9.
Press [Menu].
The display asks you if you would like to overwrite the
previous entry with new changes.
10. Press [ ] or [ ] to select YES, SAVE AS NEW, or
EDIT.
OVERWRITE?
YES
SAVE AS NEW
11. Press [Menu].
If you select YES or SAVE AS NEW, you will hear two
quick beeps to indicate that the entry has been saved.
Selecting EDIT will take you back to Step 3.
ENTRY SAVED
499 FREE
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Deleting an Entry in Directory
You can delete a selected entry in the Directory.
1.
Search and select an entry you wish to delete.
IWATSU
9725550242
2.
Press [Menu].
IWATSU
EDIT
DELETE
3.
Press [ ] or [ ] to select DELETE.
IWATSU
EDIT
DELETE
4.
Press [Menu].
DELETE?
YES
NO
5.
Press [ ] or [ ] to select YES or NO.
6.
Press [Menu].
If you select YES, you will hear two quick beeps to indicate
that the entry has been deleted.
If you select NO, you will see NOT DELETED on the
display.
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DELETED
051 FREE
Deleting All Entries in Directory
You can delete all entries in the Directory.
1.
When the portable station is idle, press [Menu] [2] [3]
to bring up the Delete All Directory menu.
MENU:23
DEL. ALL DIRC
MENU TO PROG
2.
Press [Menu].
If a password is not registered, you will hear a warning tone
and see NOT REGIST on the display. You cannot delete all
entries in that case.
3.
PASSWORD
Enter the four-digit password.
If the password you entered is incorrect, you will hear a
warning tone and see INCORRECT on the display.
PASSWORD
****
4.
Press [ ] or [ ] to select YES or NO.
DELETE ALL
YES
NO
5.
Press [Menu].
If you select YES, the display shows DELETING for a while
and you will hear a confirmation tone to indicate that all
entries have been deleted when it is done. Then the
portable station will go back to the idle state.
If you select NO, the Delete All Directory operation will be
canceled and see NOT DELETED on the display. Then the
portable station will go back to the idle state.
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DELETED
Directory Group Name
You can name a directory group.
1.
When the portable station is idle, press [Menu] [5] [8]
to bring up the Directory Group Name menu.
MENU:58
DIR. GRP. NAME
MENU TO PROG
2.
Press [Menu].
3.
Press [ ] or [ ] to select a directory group.
GROUP0
Group 0
MENU TO PROG
4.
Press [Menu].
ENTER G. NAME
Group 0
5.
Edit the directory group name and press [Menu].
You will hear a confirmation tone to indicate that the
change has been successfully made.
ENTER G. NAME
Customers
GROUP NAME
SAVED
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Registering a Phone Number from Call History to Directory
You can register phone numbers recorded in the Call History into the Directory.
1.
Select the data you wish to register.
OUT: 1
12:34P
9725550242
2.
Press [Menu].
9725550242
DELETE
SAVE
3.
Press [ ] or [ ] to select SAVE.
9725550242
DELETE
SAVE
4.
Press [Menu].
You will be prompted to enter a name. The rest of the
procedure is the same as in Making an Entry in Directory.
ENTER NAME
If five hundred entries are already in the memory, you will
hear a warning tone and the message shown on the right
will appear on the display. Then the portable station will go
back to the idle state.
ENTRY FAILED
MEMORY FULL
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Dialing a Phone Number in Directory with an Access Code
1.
Dial the access code (e.g., 0) you wish to combine with
a phone number in the Directory.
2.
Press [Dir].
3.
Search and select the phone number from the
Directory.
IWATSU
9725550242
4.
Press [Send] the combined numbers.
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99725550242
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Dialing a Phone Number in Directory with an Additional Number
1.
Press [Dir].
2.
Search and select the phone number from the
Directory
IWATSU
9725550242
3.
Press [*].
9725550242
4.
Enter the number (e.g., 201) you wish to add to the
phone number.
725550242201
5.
Press [Send] to dial the combined numbers.
CO#1
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725550242201
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Redialing Previously Dialed Phone Numbers (Outgoing Call History)
The 10 most recent phone numbers you dialed are recorded. You can select and redial a phone number
from the list. (Up to 24 digits can be recorded as a phone number.)
1.
When the portable station is idle, press [Hist].
If no outgoing phone numbers are recorded, the Incoming
Call History will be displayed.
OUT: 1
12:34P
9725550242
If no outgoing or incoming phone numbers are recorded,
the display will show the word EMPTY and the portable
station will go back to the idle state.
OUT/IN
EMPTY
2.
Press [ ] or [ ] to select the phone number you wish
to dial.
Up to ten most recent phone numbers will be displayed
successively.
OUT: 2
10:00A
9725558919
3.
Press [Send].
The currently displayed phone number will be dialed.
CO#1
GP.1
9725558919
NOTES:
• The phone numbers recorded in the Outgoing Call History will not be lost even when you turn off the
portable station.
• To place a CO call, you need to press a line key (after you press [Hist]) to access a CO line.
• If a recorded phone number is already registered in the Directory, the name is also displayed.
• Press [Hist] while the Outgoing Call History is displayed to switch to the Incoming Call History.
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Deleting an Item from Outgoing Call History
1.
Select the item you wish to delete from the Outgoing
Call History.
OUT: 1
12:34P
9725550242
2.
Press [Menu].
Confirm that DELETE is selected.
9725550242
DELETE
IN DIRECTRY
3.
Press [Menu] again.
You will hear a confirmation tone to indicate that the
selected item has been deleted. The portable station will
go back to the idle state.
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DELETED
Deleting All Items from Outgoing Call History
1.
Bring up the Outgoing Call History.
OUT: 1
12:34P
9725550242
2.
Press [Menu].
9725550242
DELETE
IN DIRECTRY
3.
Press [ ] or [ ] to select ALL CLEAR.
9725550242
IN ONE TOCH
ALL DELETE
4.
Press [Menu].
DELETE?
YES
NO
5.
Press [ ] or [ ] to select YES or NO.
6.
Press [Menu].
If you select YES, you will hear a confirmation tone to
indicate that all the items in the Outgoing Call History have
been deleted. The portable station will go back to the idle
state.
If you select NO, the operation will be canceled and the
portable station will go back to the idle state.
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DELETED
Dialing Phone Numbers of Previously Received Calls (Incoming Call History)
When you receive an incoming call along with the caller’s phone number, the phone number is recorded
in the Incoming Call History. Up to 10 most recent phone numbers can be recorded. (Up to 24 digits can
be recorded as a phone number.)
1.
When the portable station is idle, press [Hist].
If any outgoing phone numbers are recorded, the Outgoing
Call History will be displayed. Press [Hist] again to bring up
the Incoming Call History.
IN: 2
11:22A
2015558580
If no outgoing or incoming phone numbers are recorded,
the display will show the word EMPTY and the portable
station will go back to the idle state.
OUT/IN
EMPTY
2.
Press [ ] or [ ] to select the phone number you wish
to dial.
Up to ten most recent phone numbers will be displayed
successively.
IN:12
10:00A
2015552075
3.
Press [Send].
The currently displayed phone number will be dialed.
CO#1
GP.1
2015552075
NOTE:
• The phone numbers recorded in the Incoming Call History will not be lost even when you turn off the
portable station.
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• If you did not answer an incoming call that contained the
caller’s phone number, the ringing phone symbol shown on
the right will be displayed in the idle state.
SYSTEM 1
George
12:34P
• In the Incoming Call History, a call you did not answer is
indicated with the letter A (for Abandoned Call) on the left
side of the date.
IN:A 5
1:45P
2015558580
• To place a CO call, you need to press a line key (after you press [Hist]) to access a CO line.
• If a recorded phone number is already registered in the Directory, the name is also displayed.
• Press [Hist] while the Incoming Call History is displayed to switch to the Outgoing Call History.
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Deleting an Item from Incoming Call History
1.
Select the item you wish to delete from the Incoming
Call History.
IN: 1
12:34P
2015558580
2.
Press [Menu].
Confirm that DELETE is selected.
2015558580
DELETE
IN DIRECTRY
3.
Press [Menu] again.
You will hear a confirmation tone to indicate that the
selected item has been deleted. The portable station will
go back to the idle state.
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DELETED
Deleting All Items from Incoming Call History
1.
Bring up the Incoming Call History.
IN: 1
12:34P
2015558580
2.
Press [Menu].
2015558580
DELETE
IN DIRECTRY
3.
Press [ ] or [ ] to select ALL CLEAR.
2015558580
IN ONE TOCH
ALL DELETE
4.
Press [Menu].
DELETE?
YES
NO
5.
Press [ ] or [ ] to select YES or NO.
6.
Press [Menu].
If you select YES, you will hear a confirmation tone to
indicate that all the items in the Incoming Call History have
been deleted. The portable station will go back to the idle
state.
If you select NO, the operation will be canceled and the
portable station will go back to the idle state.
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DELETED
One-Touch Dial
If the one-touch dial feature is assigned to a line key, etc., up to 24 digits (including a telephone number,
[Send], etc.) can be registered to the key for one-touch dialing. (The One-Touch Dial key needs to be
assigned to a line key, if necessary, in data settings of the portable station.)
1.
When the portable station is idle,
press the One-Touch Dial key
( 5 in this example).
The line key lights up green and
intermittently blinks.
GP.1
2015552075
You will hear a ring back tone in a
moment.
2.
CO#1
Talk on the portable station when
the call is answered.
NOTES:
• The key combinations [Feat] + 0–9 are predefined as One-Tocuh Dial keys.
• To place a CO call, you need to have registered a Line Access number or a Line Group Access number
before the phone number.
Registering a Phone Number to One-Touch Dial Key
1.
When the portable station is idle, press [Menu] [7].
MENU:7
ONE TOUCH
MENU TO PROG
2.
Press [Menu].
A list of available keys and key combinations will be
displayed.
A key or a key combination with a Speed Dial number
already registered has an asterisk on the right side.
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ONE TOUCH
FEAT+9
EAR–MIC
3.
Press [ ] or [ ] to select a Speed Dial key/key
combination. Then press [Menu].
If you select EAR-MIC, you can register a phone number to
the switch on the earpiece microphone.
ENTER NAME
4.
Enter the name you wish to register.
5.
Press [Menu].
ENTER NUMBER
6.
Enter the phone number you wish to register.
The entered digits will show up from bottom-right.
2015558580
7.
Press [Menu].
You will hear a confirmation tone to indicate that the
registration has been successfully made. The portable
station will go back to the idle state.
EAR–MIC
SAVED
NOTES:
• You can register pauses and [Send] to a Speed Dial key/key combination.
• You need to register [Send] following the phone number in order to dial by just pressing a Speed Dial
key/key combination.
• Press [Feat], [Menu], and a digit (1–9) to register a pause time in seconds.
• One pause is one to nine seconds long. If you need longer pause duration, program two or more
consecutive pauses.
• You can also register a remote access code.
1.
2.
Press [Feat], [Menu], and the digit 0, followed by a remote access code.
Once you dial the main number (using the Directory) and become connected to a service, press
[Send] to dial out the remote access code.
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Deleting a Phone Number from a Speed Dial Key
1.
When the portable station is idle, press [Menu] [7].
MENU:7
ONE TOUCH
MENU TO PROG
2.
Press [Menu].
ONE TOUCH
FEAT+9
EAR–MIC
3.
Press [ ] or [ ] to select a Speed Dial key/key
combination from which you wish to delete a phone
number.
IWATSU
9725550242
Press [Menu] again or wait two seconds to go to the next
menu screen.
IWATSU
EDIT
DELETE
4.
Press [
[Menu].
] or [ ] to select DELETE, and then press
IWATSU
EDIT
DELETE
EAR–MIC
DELETED
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Registering a Phone Number from Call History to a Speed Dial Key
You can register phone numbers recorded in the Call History into the Speed Dial keys.
1.
Select the data you wish to register from the Incoming
Call History or the Outgoing Call History.
OUT: 1
12:34P
IWATSU
2.
Press [Menu].
IWATSU
DELETE
IN DIRECTRY
3.
Press [ ] or [ ] to select Speed Registration, and
then press [Menu].
IWATSU
IN DIRECTRY
IN ONE TOCH
4.
Press [ ] or [ ] o
t select a Speed Dial key/key
combination to which you wish to register the phone
number, and then press [Menu].
ONE TOUCH
FEAT+0
FEAT+1
FEAT+0
SAVED
NOTE:
• If the Speed Dial key/key combination you selected is already in use, the display will show OCCUPIED
and go back to Step 4.
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Registering a Phone Number from Directory to Speed Dial Key
1.
Select the data you wish to register from the Directory.
IWATSU
9725550242
2.
Press [Menu].
IWATSU
EDIT
DELETE
3.
Press [ ] or [ ] to select Speed Registration, and
then press [Menu].
IWATSU
DELETE
IN ONE TOCH
4.
Press [ ] or [ ] to select a Speed Dial key/key
combination to which you wish to register the phone
number, and then press [Menu].
ONE TOUCH
FEAT+0
FEAT+1
FEAT+0
ENTRY SAVED
NOTE:
• If the Speed Dial key/key combination you selected is already in use, the display will show OCCUPIED
and go back to Step 4.
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Listening to Ring Back Tone and Called Party’s Voice on Speaker
1.
Dial the phone number.
2015558580
2.
Press and hold the Speaker key for more than one
second.
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GP.1
2015558580
3.
Press the Speaker key again to speak to the called
party.
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GP.1
2015558580
NOTES:
• The called party will not hear your voice when the speaker is on.
• If you want to turn the speaker on during a phone conversation, press the Speaker key. (The Speaker
key toggles on/off the speaker.)
• Press [ ] or [ ] to adjust the speaker volume.
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Receiver Volume Control
You can adjust the receiver volume in five steps.
1.
Press [ ] or [ ] during a phone conversation.
2.
Press [ ] to increase the volume, or press [ ]
to decrease the volume.
3.
The portable station goes back to the idle state
in two seconds after you release the key.
RECEIVE VOL.
Louder
RECEIVE VOL.
RECEIVE VOL.
RECEIVE VOL.
Softer
RECEIVE VOL.
NOTE:
• The receiver volume setting will not change after the
phone conversation.
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Speaker Volume Control
You can adjust the speaker volume in five steps.
1.
Press [ ] or [ ] during a phone conversation
(while using the speaker).
2.
Press [ ] to increase the volume, or press [ ]
to decrease the volume.
3.
The portable station goes back to the idle state
in two seconds after you release the key.
SPEAKER VOL.
Louder
SPEAKER VOL.
SPEAKER VOL.
SPEAKER VOL.
Softer
SPEAKER VOL.
NOTE:
• The speaker volume setting will not change after you
turn off the speaker.
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Ringer Volume Control
You can adjust the ringer volume in three steps. You can also turn off the ringer.
1.
When the portable station is idle or receiving a
call, press [ ] or [ ].
2.
Press [ ] to increase the volume, or press [ ]
to decrease the volume.
3.
The portable station goes back to the idle state
in two seconds after you release the key.
RINGER VOL.
STEP TONE
Louder
RINGER VOL.
RINGER VOL.
RINGER VOL.
NOTES:
• The ringer volume setting will not change after you
turn off the portable station.
Softer
• The letter S (for Silent) appears when the ringer is
turned off.
• If the portable station is set to vibrate upon receiving a
call, the Step Tone setting makes the portable station
vibrate first and then ring (soft à medium à loud).
• When the portable station is in the Personal Ringing
mode, it will operate in accordance with the Personal
Ringing settings.
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RINGER VOL.
OFF
Ring Option
1.
When the portable station is idle, press [Menu] [3] [2]
to bring up the Ring Option menu.
2.
Press [Menu].
MENU:32
RING OPTION
MENU TO PROG
3.
Press [ ] or [ ] to select a ringer type or Alarm, and
then press [Menu].
RING OPTION
You will hear the currently selected tone.
ICM
CO
4.
Press [ ] or [ ] to select a tone type.
Every time you press [ ] or [ ], you will hear the current
tone indicated on the display.
ICM RING
OPTION2
OPTION3
5.
Press [Menu].
You will hear a confirmation tone to indicate that the tone
has been successfully selected.
RING OPTION
SELECTED
NOTES:
• You can select a tone for the following ringer types, etc.
Intercom Ringer
CO Call Ringer
PBX/CEX Ringer
Alarm
Doorphone Ringer
• The following tones are available.
Options 1–6
Doorphone 1–2
Melody 1 = The Entertainer (by Scott Joplin)
Melody 2 = The Four Seasons: Spring (by Antonio Vivaldi)
Melody 3 = Military March No. 1 in D (by Franz Schubert)
Melody 4 = Sur le pont d’Avignon (French Folksong)
Melody 5 = Comin’ Thro’ The Rye (Scottish Folksong)
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Vibrate Alert
You can set the Vibration Alert feature to notify you of all incoming calls.
1.
When the portable station is idle, press [Menu] [3] [1]
to bring up the Vibrate menu.
MENU:31
VIBRATE
MENU TO PROG
2.
Press [Menu].
3.
Press [ ] or [ ] to select ON or OFF.
VIBRATE
ON
OFF
4.
Press [Menu].
You will hear a confirmation tone to indicate that the
change has been successfully made.
VIBRATE
ON
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Personal Ringing Mode
To minimize the inconvenience to people around you, you can temporarily change the settings for the
ringer, confirmation/warning tones, and vibration to the ones programmed in the Personal Ringing
settings.
1.
When the portable station is idle, press and hold [#
for one second.
Pers
The confirmation tone may or may not sound, depending
on the Personal Ringing setting.
NOTES:
• When the portable station is idle and the Personal Ringing
PERSONAL RNG
ON
mode is ON, PRS appears on the display.
• The Personal Ringing settings will be preserved even if you
SYSTEM 1
turn off the portable station.
• The letter S (for Silent) and the letter V (for Vibration) may
appear in the Personal Ringing mode, depending on the
Personal Ringing settings.
• The Personal Ringing mode cannot be turned on or off while
George
PRS
12:34P
the Key Lock feature is ON.
Disabling Personal Ringing Mode
1.
When the portable station is in the Personal Ringing
Pers
mode, press and hold [#
] for one second.
You will hear a confirmation tone to indicate that the
Personal Ringing mode has been successfully disabled.
The portable station will go back to the idle state.
PERSONAL RNG
OFF
Personal Ringing Settings
1.
When the portable station is idle, press [Menu] [1] [4]
to bring up the Personal Ringing menu.
MENU:14
PERSONAL RNG
MENU TO PROG
2.
Press [Menu].
3.
Press [ ] or [ ] to select from Ringer ON, OFF, or
Ring Timeout, and then press [Menu].
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RING
OFF
RNG TIMEOUT
4.
Press [ ] or [ ] to select Confirmation Tone/Warning
Tone ON or OFF.
CONF. TONE
ON
OFF
5.
Press [ ] or [ ] to select Vibration ON or OFF.
VIBRATE
ON
OFF
6.
Press [Menu].
You will hear a confirmation tone to indicate that the
Personal Ringing settings have been successfully made.
The portable station will go back to the idle state.
PERSONAL RNG
SAVED
NOTES:
• When vibration is ON, the portable station will vibrate regardless of the ringer volume setting. If ringer is
not turned OFF, the portable station will ring and vibrate at the same time upon receiving a call.
• If the portable station is set to vibrate upon receiving a call, the Step Tone setting makes the portable
station vibrate first for ten seconds and then ring (soft à medium à loud).
• The portable station may or may not vibrate in the Personal Ringing mode, depending on the Personal
Ringing setting.
• The Auto OFF setting makes the portable station ring for 30 seconds upon receiving a call. If a second
call is received right after the first ring stops, the portable station will ring for another 30 seconds.
• The portable station will not vibrate while it is placed in the charger.
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Key Lock
The Key Lock feature keeps you from inadvertently operating the portable station by hitting a key while
carrying the portable station.
1.
When the portable station is idle, press and hold
Lock
[*
] for one second.
You will hear a confirmation tone to indicate that Key Lock
has been successfully activated. The portable station will
go back to the idle state.
KEY LOCK
ON
NOTES:
• Key Lock will be disabled once you turn off the portable station.
• When you receive a call while the Key Lock feature is ON, you can answer it by pressing [Send] for
more than one second. The Key Lock feature will temporarily be disabled throughout the call.
•
•
•
•
•
Even if the Any Key Answer feature is ON, the Key Lock feature supersedes it.
You cannot turn on of off Key Lock during a call.
Even if the Key Lock feature is ON, you can quickly stop alarm or ringer by pressing [End].
The LCD or the keys will not be lit while Key Lock is ON.
When you press a key while the Key Lock feature is ON, the words KEY LOCK will appear on the
display for a short period.
Disabling Key Lock
1.
When the Key Lock feature is ON, press and hold
Lock
[*
] for one second.
You will hear a confirmation tone to indicate that Key Lock
has been successfully deactivated. The portable station will
go back to the idle state.
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KEY LOCK
OFF
Registering/Changing Password
To activate/deactivate Dial Lock or Directory Lock, you need to register a four-digit password in advance.
1.
When the portable station is idle, press [Menu] [5] [5]
to bring up the Password menu.
MENU:55
PASSWORD
MENU TO PROG
2.
Press [Menu].
PASSWORD
3.
If a password is already registered, enter the four-digit
password (0000–9999).
PASSWORD
***
4.
Enter a new four-digit password.
PASSWORD
NEW:
5.
***
Reenter the new four-digit password.
PASSWORD
AGAIN:
You will hear a confirmation tone to indicate that the new
password has been successfully saved.
PASSWORD
SAVED
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***
If you enter the wrong password, you will hear a warning
tone.
PASSWORD
INCORRECT
NOTES:
• The password is required to activate/deactivate Dial Lock or Directory Lock. Write it down and try not to
lose it. If you do lose it, contact your dealer.
•
•
•
•
You cannot delete the password.
When you enter a password for the first time, you will not have to enter an old password.
The password you entered will not be lost even when you turn off the portable station.
Asterisks will replace the digits you enter.
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Dial Lock
If you activate the Dial Lock feature, you can prevent other people from making unauthorized phone calls
using your portable station.
While the Dial Lock feature is activated—
•
•
•
•
1.
You cannot place outgoing calls (except for 911).
You can receive incoming calls.
You can turn on or off the portable station.
You cannot activate/deactivate features except for the Key Lock feature.
When the portable station is idle, press [Menu] [2] [1]
to bring up the Dial Lock menu.
MENU:21
DIAL LOCK
MENU TO PROG
2.
Press [Menu].
PASSWORD
If a password is not registered, you will hear a warning
tone to indicate that you cannot activate the Dial Lock
feature.
PASSWORD
NOT REGIST
3.
Enter the four-digit password.
PASSWORD
****
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You will hear a confirmation tone to indicate that the Dial
Lock feature has been successfully activated. The portable
station will go back to the idle state.
DIAL LOCK
ON
If you enter the wrong password, you will hear a warning
tone.
PASSWORD
INCORRECT
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Disabling Dial Lock
1.
Enter the four-digit password.
DIAL LOCK
****
2.
Press [Menu].
You will hear a confirmation tone to indicate that the Dial
Lock feature has been successfully disabled.
DIAL LOCK
OFF
If you enter the wrong password, you will hear a warning
tone.
PASSWORD
INCORRECT
NOTES:
• Press [End] if you would like to stop disabling the Dial Lock feature.
• If you press an invalid key while the Dial Lock feature is ON, the words DIAL LOCK will appear on the
display.
• The Dial Lock setting will not be lost even if you turn off the portable station.
• If the Key Lock and Dial Lock features are both activated, you need to deactivate the Key Lock feature
first before deactivating the Dial Lock feature.
• The password is required to activate/deactivate the Dial Lock feature or the Directory Lock feature.
Write it down and try not to lose it. If you do lose it, contact your dealer.
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Directory Lock
If you activate the Directory Lock feature, you can prevent other people from looking in your Directory.
While the Directory Lock feature is activated—
• You cannot look in your Directory.
• You can still place or receive calls.
• You can turn on or off the portable station.
1.
When the portable station is idle, press [Menu] [2] [2]
to bring up the Lock Directory menu.
MENU:22
DRCTRY LOCK
MENU TO PROG
2.
Press [Menu].
PASSWORD
If a password is not registered, you will hear a warning
tone to indicate that you cannot activate the Directory Lock
feature.
PASSWORD
NOT REGIST
3.
Enter the four-digit password.
PASSWORD
****
If you enter the wrong password, you will hear a warning
tone to indicate that you cannot activate the Directory Lock
feature.
PASSWORD
INCORRECT
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4.
Press [ ] or [ ] to select ON or OFF.
DRCTRY LOCK
5.
Press [Menu].
You will hear a confirmation tone to indicate that the
Directory Lock feature has been successfully turned on or
off. The portable station will go back to the idle state.
If the Directory Lock feature is turned on, the word ON
appears on the display.
ON
OFF
DRCTRY LOCK
ON
If the Directory Lock feature is turned off, the word OFF
appears on the display.
DRCTRY LOCK
OFF
NOTES:
• Press [End] if you would like to stop disabling the Directory Lock feature.
• If you press [Dir] while the Directory Lock feature is ON, the words DIRCTRY LOCK will appear on the
display.
• If the Key Lock feature or the Dial Lock feature is activated along with the Directory Lock feature, you
need to deactivate the Key Lock feature or the Dial Lock feature first before deactivating the Directory
Lock feature.
• The password is required to activate/deactivate the Dial Lock feature or the Directory Lock feature.
Write it down and try not to lose it. If you do lose it, contact your dealer.
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Alarm Clock
1.
When the portable station is idle, press [Menu] [1] [1]
to bring up the Alarm Clock menu.
MENU:11
ALARM CLOCK
MENU TO PROG
2.
Press [Menu].
3.
Press [ ] or [ ] to select ON or OFF.
4.
Press [Menu].
ALARM CLOCK
ON
OFF
If you have selected OFF, you will hear a confirmation tone.
The portable station will go back to the idle state.
ALARM CLOCK
OFF
5.
Set the alarm time.
ALARM CLOCK
12:00
MENU TO PROG
6.
Press [Menu].
7.
Press [ ] or [ ] to select ONE TIME or EVERY DAY.
ALARM CLOCK
ONE TIME
DAILY
8.
Press [Menu].
ALARM CLOCK
SAVED
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NOTES:
• The letter A (for Alarm) appears on the display when alarm is set.
• You will hear the tone selected in Tone Selection.
• The alarm tone volume is the same as the ringer volume. An alarm tone may or may not be heard in the
Personal Ringing mode, depending on the Personal Ringing setting.
• An alarm tone lasts one minute.
• Press [End] to stop an alarm tone (even while the Key Lock feature is ON).
• The Alarm setting will not be lost even if you turn off the portable station.
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Placing a Call with Earpiece Microphone
With an optional earpiece microphone attached to your portable station, you can place or receive calls by
pressing the switch on the earpiece microphone.
If you have registered a phone number to the switch on the earpiece microphone, you can call that
number by pressing the switch on the earpiece microphone.
1.
Connect an earpiece microphone to the portable station.
Insert the plug of the earpiece microphone into the earpiece microphone jack on the portable station.
2.
Hold down the switch on the earpiece microphone until you hear two quick beeps.
The registered number will be dialed out.
3.
Talk on the portable station.
4.
Hold down the switch on the earpiece microphone until you hear two quick beeps to end the
call.
You can press [End] on the portable station instead to end the call.
Receiving a Call with Earpiece Microphone
1.
Connect a earpiece microphone to the portable station.
Insert the plug of the earpiece microphone into the earpiece microphone jack on the portable station.
2.
When you receive a phone call, you will hear the ringer from the speaker and the earpiece
microphone.
3.
Hold down the switch on the earpiece microphone until you hear two quick beeps to answer
the call.
You can also answer the call by pressing [Send] on the portable station.
4.
Talk on the portable station.
5.
Hold down the switch on the earpiece microphone until you hear two quick beeps to end the
call.
You can press [End] on the portable station instead to end the call.
NOTE:
• Refer to Registering a Phone Number to Speed Dial Key.
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Programming the Portable Station
You can program the portable station to your liking with various menus.
• Press [End] to exit from any menu screen to the idle state.
• If you do not press a key during an operation for 30 seconds, the portable station will go back to the idle
state. Start the operation over from the beginning. Press [Clear] to go back to the previous menu screen.
• If you receive a call during an operation, the operation will be canceled and the portable station will ring.
Start the operation over from the beginning after finishing the call.
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Disabling Keypad Tone
1.
When the portable station is idle, press [Menu] [4] [1]
to bring up the Keypad Tone menu.
MENU:41
2.
KEYPAD TONE
Press [Menu].
MENU TO PROG
3.
Press [ ] or [ ] to select ON or OFF.
KEYPAD TONE
ON
OFF
4.
Press [Menu].
You will hear a confirmation tone, and the portable station
will go back to the idle state.
KEYPAD TONE
ON
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PS Quick Mode (Charger Unit)
If the PS Quick mode is ON, you can pick up the portable station from the charger to answer a call and
put it back to the charger to hang up the call.
1.
When the portable station is idle, press [Menu] [5] [2]
to bring up the Quick Mode menu.
MENU:52
2.
QUICK MODE
Press [Menu].
MENU TO PROG
3.
Press [ ] or [ ] to select ON or OFF.
QUICK MODE
ON
OFF
4.
Press [Menu].
You will hear a confirmation tone, and the portable station
will go back to the idle state.
QUICK MODE
ON
NOTE:
• The PS Quick mode can be configured in database programming so that you get a dial tone (right after
you pick up the portable station from the charger) without pressing [Send].
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User Name
1.
When the portable station is idle, press [Menu] [5] [7]
to bring up the User Name menu.
MENU:57
USER NAME
MENU TO PROG
2.
Press [Menu].
USER NAME
George
3.
The currently registered user name will be displayed.
Use [*
] or [#
] to move the cursor, and enter a
new name.
4.
Press [Menu].
You will hear a confirmation tone to indicate that the registration has been successfully made. The
portable station will go back to the idle state.
NOTES:
• The registered user name is displayed on the middle line when the portable station is idle.
• The display function of the key service unit overrides the display.
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Any Key Answer
When the Any Key Answer feature is ON, you can answer a call by pressing any key (including 0–9, *,
and #).
1.
When the portable station is idle, press [Menu] [5] [4]
to bring up the Any Key Answer menu.
MENU:54
ANYKEY ANS.
2.
Press [Menu].
3.
Press [ ] or [ ] to select ON or OFF.
MENU TO PROG
ANYKEY ANS.
ON
OFF
4.
Press [Menu].
You will hear a confirmation tone, and the portable station
will go back to the idle state.
ANYKEY ANS.
ON
NOTE:
• If the Key Lock feature is ON, you cannot answer a call by pressing any key. You must press and hold
[Send] for more than two seconds.
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Modem Connection
When the Modem Connection feature is ON, you can engage in data communications by connecting a
commercially available modem to the earpiece microphone jack.
1.
When the portable station is idle, press [Menu] [1] [5]
to bring up the Modem menu.
MENU:15
MODEM
2.
Press [Menu].
3.
Press [ ] or [ ] to select ON or OFF.
MENU TO PROG
MODEM
ON
OFF
4.
Press [Menu].
You will hear a confirmation tone, and the portable station
will go back to the idle state.
MODEM
ON
NOTES:
• To use the portable station with an earpiece microphone, disable the Modem Connection feature.
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Range Notify
If you walk out of the service area with the portable station while the Range Notify feature is ON, the
portable station will give off a warning tone.
1.
When the portable station is idle, press [Menu] [4] [2]
to bring up the Range Notify menu.
MENU:42
RANGE NOTIFY
2.
Press [Menu].
3.
Press [ ] or [ ] to select ON or OFF.
MENU TO PROG
RANGE NOTIFY
ON
OFF
4.
Press [Menu].
You will hear a confirmation tone, and the portable station
will go back to the idle state.
RANGE NOTIFY
ON
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Charger Tone
The charger tone lets you know that the portable station has been properly placed in the charger.
1.
When the portable station is idle, press [Menu] [4] [3]
to bring up the Charger Tone menu.
MENU:43
CHARGER TONE
2.
Press [Menu].
3.
Press [ ] or [ ] to select ON or OFF.
MENU TO PROG
CHARGER TONE
ON
OFF
4.
Press [Menu].
You will hear a confirmation tone, and the portable station
will go back to the idle state.
CHARGER TONE
ON
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Quick Mode Guard
The PS Quick mode can be configured in database programming so that you get a dial tone (right after
you pick up the portable station from the charger) without pressing [Send]. However, the line will be
automatically disconnected if Quick Mode Guard is ON and if you do not press any key for 30 seconds
after you pick up the portable station from the charger.
1.
When the portable station is idle, press [Menu] [5] [3]
to bring up the Quick Mode Guard menu.
MENU:53
Q. MODE GUARD
2.
Press [Menu].
3.
Press [ ] or [ ] to select ON or OFF.
MENU TO PROG
Q. MODE GUARD
ON
OFF
4.
Press [Menu].
You will hear a confirmation tone, and the portable station
will go back to the idle state.
Q. MODE GUARD
ON
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Help Display
Browse this list if you have forgotten how to operate Omegatrek. When an item is displayed, press [Menu]
to change the setting.
1.
When the portable station is idle, press [Menu] [9] to
bring up the Help Display menu.
MENU:9
HELP DISPLAY
MENU TO PROG
2.
Press [Menu].
DATA REVIEW
MENU TO PROG
3.
Press [ ] or [ ] to select a programming item.
ALT. CALL REC
Hist
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5. General Information
List of Available Programming Items
Press [Menu] and enter the desired menu number. You can also press [Menu] and press [ ] or [ ]
repeatedly to bring up the desired menu.
Programming
Item
Extension
Number
Alarm Clock
System Select
Personal Ringing
Settings
Modem
Connection
Dial Lock
Directory Lock
Delete All
Directory
Vibrate Alert
Ring Option
Keypad Tone
Range Notify
Charger Tone
Time
PS Quick Mode
Quick Mode
Guard
Any Key Answer
Registering
Password
User Name
Directory Group
Name
Menu
Number
Description
Default Setting
Verify your own extension number.
11
12
Set an alarm time.
Change system manually.
—
—
Ringer: OFF
14
Change settings for the Personal Ringing
mode.
Confirmation/Warning
Tones: OFF
Vibration: ON
15
21
22
Enable or disable the Modem Connection
feature.
Activate or deactivate the Dial Lock feature.
Activate or deactivate the Directory Lock
feature.
—
OFF
OFF
OFF
23
Delete all entries in the Directory.
31
32
41
42
43
51
52
Enable or disable the Vibration Alert feature.
Select a tone type.
Enable or disable the keypad tone.
Enable or disable the Range Notify feature.
Enable or disable the charger tone.
Program time and calendar.
Enable or disable the PS Quick mode.
OFF
—
ON
OFF
ON
—
OFF
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Enable or disable Quick Mode Guard.
OFF
54
Enable or disable the Any Key Answer
feature.
OFF
55
Register a password.
—
57
Register a user name.
—
58
Name a Directory group.
—
One Touch
Help Display
Register a phone number to a Speed Dial
key. Edit or delete a phone number
assigned to a Speed Dial key.
Browse a list of programming items.
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—
—
—
Replacing Battery
The life of the battery in the portable station varies with usage, but is generally about one year. If the
battery cannot be recharged by the battery charger included with the portable station, or if it drains quickly
after a full recharge, it should be replaced with a new battery.
1.
If the portable station is on, press and hold [Power] for
more than two seconds to turn it off.
2.
Remove the battery cover.
3.
Unplug the connector and remove the old battery.
4.
Plug the new battery into the connector and place the
battery snugly into the compartment.
5.
Replace the battery cover.
6.
Place the portable station in the charger and charge the
battery for more than seven hours.
NOTES:
•
•
•
•
Be sure to turn off the portable station before replacing the battery.
Do not use other than specified battery charger.
Do not dispose of the battery in fire. Do not heat up the battery.
Do not use the battery in other than Omegatrek.
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Battery Low Warning
When the battery becomes low, you will hear a warning tone and the Battery icon starts to blink. It is time
to recharge the battery.
If this happens during a call, end the conversation promptly and place the portable station back in the
charger.
NOTES:
• If you keep talking on the portable station after hearing a battery low warning tone, the call will be
disconnected in a minute or so. (Depending on the condition of the battery or the ambient temperature,
the call may be disconnected sooner.)
• You may hear a battery low warning tone even if the Battery icon indicates that the battery is still
charged, depending on the condition of the battery, the ambient temperature, etc.
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Out of Area
If you walk outside of the service area while the portable station is in the idle state, the Antenna icon on
the display will disappear. If this happens, go to an area where you can see the Antenna icon again to
receive or place a call.
If you walk outside of the service area while you are talking on the portable station, you will lose the voice
of the other party or start hearing a Range Notify tone. If this happens, go to an area where the signal is
stronger (or where you no longer hear the warning tone).
NOTES:
• You cannot place a call in the service area when you hear a busy tone and see the words CHANNEL
BUSY on the display. This is because other portable stations are using all available channels and there
is no open channel left. Try again later.
• Sometimes [Send] and dial pad keys may not work while you are in the service area. This is because
the portable station is automatically communicating with the base station. Try again later.
• You get better reception if you extend the antenna.
• If you walk outside of the service area while you are talking on the portable station, the call may be
disconnected after you hear a warning tone.
• The building structure (concrete panels, etc.) may reduce the size of the service area.
• You cannot talk on the portable station while you are hearing a Range Notify tone.
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Troubleshooting
Check the items listed below before sending the portable station for repair.
Basic Operation
Symptom
You cannot turn on the portable
station.
The portable station does not
operate.
You cannot place a call.
You cannot use the Directory.
The call has been suddenly
disconnected.
The call is noisy and
intermittent.
Probable Cause
You are not pressing [Power] long
enough.
The battery is exhausted.
The battery is not connected
properly.
Remedy
Press and hold [Power] for more
than two seconds.
Recharge the battery.
Power Failure
The portable station is not at fault.
You are outside of the service
area.
The Key Lock feature is enabled.
The Dial Lock feature is enabled.
All lines are busy.
You are in a fast-moving vehicle.
The Directory Lock feature is
enabled.
You walked out of the service
area.
The battery is running out.
You are in a weak-signal area.
You are close to a household
appliance or office equipment that
generates noise.
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Connect the battery properly.
Go back in the service area.
Disable the Key Lock feature.
Disable the Dial Lock feature.
Wait awhile and try again.
Stop and try again.
Disable the Directory Lock
feature.
Go back to the service area and
try again.
Recharge the battery and try
again.
Move to receive a stronger signal.
Move away from such equipment.
Specifications
Item
Size
Weight
Power Supply
Power
Consumption
Talk Time
Standby Time
Handset
1.7” x 0.9” x 5.5” (excluding antenna and
projections)
3.7 oz. (including battery)
DC 3.6 V
Lithium Ion Battery
Charger
3.0” x 3.0” x 2.8”
4.7 oz. (including power cord)
AC 120 V, 60 Hz
0.4 W
96 W
4.5 Hours
320 Hours
—
—
• The talk time is a calculated value based on the normal temperature condition. It may vary with the
ambient temperature and the condition of the battery.
• The standby time is a calculated value based on the condition where the signal from the base station is
stable. If the signal is weak, the battery may drains faster and the standby time may become shorter.
• For reasons of performance improvement, the specifications and the appearance are subject to change
without notice.
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