Uni Art Precise BE-250-001FA User Manual
Uni-Art Precise Products Ltd
User Manual
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® , t MODEL: BE-25FA HANDS FREE CORDLESS HEADSET TELEPHONE installation and Operation Guide Please read this manual carelully prior to installing your telephone. TABLE OF CONTENTS lmpurhnl Safety Instructions. Battery Cautionary Instructionsr....,. Cunh'ol Diagrams..... Features... Installation ...... Operation.“ Preparing for us Placing calls...‘ Receiving calls Ending calis Transferring cails Care And Maintenance. Security System" Recharging lhe Battery Pack Replacing the Battery Pack, Maintenance instmclion Problem Solving ..... Warnings Fcc Requirements...... Warranly Information ...... w’rflm When using yourtelephons sun of fire, elemflcai shock, and inluryto persons including the following: 1. 2. 3. 10. 11. 12. 13. Read and undsimarrd all insirucfluns. Follow all wamlngs and instructions marked on the product. Unplug this productirdmiireweil outlet before cleaning. Do notuse liould cleaners, eraerosoi cleaners. Use a damp clolh for c‘lsarilng. if newssary, use a mild soap. Do not use (his product near water. ior example, near a bath tub. ween bowl. kitchen slnk. or laundry tub, in a wet basement. or near a swlmlnlriu pool. Do not place inis product on an unstable can, siand, or table The product may ieil, causing serious damage io lne product. This product should be operated only iroru iiietype ofpower source indicated on tile marking label. ii you are not sure oiiireiypeoi pdwereupplyto your items, oonsuil yourdeeieror local power company. Do nol allow anylhing to rest en tire telephone line cord. as not locale this product where the cord will be abused by persons walking on ll. Never pusn euieots oi any klnd inleiirio product througninecubinei sioisasdney mey louendangerous voitage points or shortcut pans inert could result in a risk oi lire or electric shock when ine appliance is subsequently used To reouoe me risk oi eieeln'c shook, do not dieauesemoie (his preduei. uui take it is a qualified serviceman “than some service or repair work is required. Opening er removing covers may expose you lo dangerous vultages or diner risks. inoorrect reassembly can cause eleelrie shock when the appliance Is subsequeniiy used. Unplug (hls product from the wall outlet and reier to qualified service pereennsl under lire iellowlng conditions: e. When ihe power supply cord or plug is damagefl orirayed. b ii Ilquld has been spilled into the product. 0. ii the product has been exposed to rain or water. d. lithe product does not operate normally by Inllnwing the operating lnsuucllons. Adjust only these controls, that are covered by me operating instructions because improper adjustment oi other controls may result in damage and will alien require extensive woik by a qualified ieehnleian io restore the pmduct in normal operation a. ii the product has been dropped or irre cablnat has been damaged. i. ii lite product exhlhlis a distinct change in psriorrnanee. Avold using B telephons (olher man ucordless type) during an electrical storm. There may be a remUlQ risk oi electrical shock irem lightning. Do not overload well sulleosand extension cards as Ihis can resuil in the risk wfliie urelscidcal shock. Do ncn use the telephone to report a gas leak in me vicinily or me leak. SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS BATTERY CAUTIONARY INSTRUCTIONS CAUTION: To Reduce ths Risk Df Fl'IE orlnjury to Persons, Read and Fallowthese instruclian . L Useonlymelnllwllnglypéandsizenibaltsrypaclc 3.6V,600rnA.H, Ni-m-l Battery Pack: GPl GP60AAAHSBML 2. DD rim dispose ol the battery in a file. The call may minds. Cheek with local codes lcr possibte special disposal lnsimdiorfi. 3. Do not open or mutilateme battery. Released electrolyte is currcslva and may cause damage tuiha eyes or skin. tt may be toxic if swallowed 4. Exerdsa care in handling the barreryln order nut in short 0119 battery wiilt ccnductcrmetariel such as rings. bracelera and keyeJhe battery or conductm may werrreat and cause burns. 5, Do not etrernptia recharge the battery provided with or identified ler use wflh this product by heating them. The batteries may Isak corrosive alactrolyte or explode. a. Do not anempl lo reiuvsnats the banery pruvrded wilb Dr identified lcr usewilhlhis prcouctbyrremtnglnern. Sudden release at me battery elecbclyte may occur causing bums or imia1ion to eyes or skin. 7, All batteries Should be replaced BI the Sims “Nee Discharged ballmlfls cuulfi lntzrmslntsmal cell pressure and ruptuvs are discharged batteries, is. When lnsening baIteriss lritotrrls product,lna pmperpelarily indirection betweenrncbanery peckand bartery charger rnusr be observed. Hererse rneadicn oi batteries can cause charging. which may result In leakage or explosion, s. narnovembaltcrleelrcm this producrilibeprcmmwiiincr be used ioralmgperiod cliime (severelmonttrs or more) since during inie time lne bribery cur-id leek. damaging in in; pluduct. 10. Discard "dead' batteries as soon as possible since "dead" bane-res am more likety to leak in a product. 11. Do not store (Ills moduli. Drihe banem provided wllh nr idsmIIISd IDI' use with Ink marina! in high— rerncaremre areas. Batteries mar are srcred in a Ireezar or ralngeraiorlor inc pumnss of extending shell lile should be prolected 1mm wndensalitm during the storaye and delmsting. Ban/arias should bs flabilized at room temperature Mar to use filter cold storage, 12. Charge the battery providedwilh or idontlliad tor use wiih one pruductonly ‘ln accordanbewith the instructions and limitations specified in this manual. CAUTION A: Any changes or modifications in the construction or this device which is not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could , void the user‘s authority to operate this equipment. 12 —10 14 ' 1 4-2! —@<>T MB 17 . 16 15 11 19 BASE UNIT m A m fl H m CONTROL DIAGRAMS - continued 10, 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16, 17. 18. 19. 20. 21 Charge (CHARGE/m USE) LED indicator, ghls up to indicate lhe HEADSE lhe BASE uNiT. lndioatorblinks when the HEADSET is in the IN USE mode. MEMO [MEMORY] Eumm : Used ID store 10 phone numbers (up one digits each) or dial any of the stored phone numbers in the to memory loretlons, TONE Button : um to temporarily change lhe mail 9 rnodetrom Pulse to Tone when diallng lo the Pulse made. Provides lone iunetlon to aeoess special services such as phone banklrlg services. intercom (INT) Button ; Press to begin an intercom cerwersetlon between the BASE um and HEADSET. FLASH Button : Prime to eocess custom calling leatures such es CallWaifing ot Three-Way Ceiling provided by your loeal phone company. HEDlALDutton: Used toeutornatlcallydleilhelestphone nurnberdlaled from the BASE UNleunng the speakerphone. PAUSE Button 1 Used to generate a pause to be inserted in lhe dialing sequence whlle storing numbers in memory (for use in PABX or long distance eenrlees). Speakerphone (SPK) Bumm : Allows you to piece and receive calls withoul using the HEAD SET. INTOOMISPEAKER PHONE LED indicator: Blinks slowly to indicate lhet the interoorn feature is being used. Blinks rapidly when you |n|||a|s on lnterooni oall or it an intercom cell is received. Also Iignls up when the SP-PHONE iunction is in use Charge Terminals : used for charging HEADSEI‘ banery peck. Clean periodically with an alcohol moistened eweo. Amenna‘, Raise or reposition for best reoeplion. Speaker Gnll RINGER ON Bunnn (it): Used lo enaele the base nnoer. RINGER OFF Button (as): used to disable the bass linger. Tons/Pulse DielingSwltt-h :Alloweyouloswitohihediallng modemelther'iouchtoneerPulsedlaling. Power-In Connection iack Telephone Line in Connection Jack Telephone Line Out Connection Jack Speaker Jack lor computer Connection (Speaker lack oi Sound Card) Microphone Jack lor computer Connection (Microphone lack of Sound Card) Base Volume (VOL) Adjustment: Used to soiust the volume at the speaksv when using the speakerphone. Switch IorTelsphcnaJCcmpuler lnternet Connection. being charged by 15 14 3 Em@@@® 9 @@@® 4m0@@. _ .m f. mm HEADSET 55rd.Biffis£35gaggia23:35545SaQ§§E§2§§§§F¢§§E§fi§§§ WflzwWMWmflwmmmwmwwmwmmmmmfimnx CONTROLDAGRAMS cont ued 10, 11, 12. 13, 14. 15. re. Talk Bun/an . Press to answer an lncomlng call or to place a call. Press in and a ca REIFA REDIALIPAUSE) Bumn , Press to rsdlal me last nurnnsr dialed (up to 54 dgils) lrom Ihe HEADS T. Also used togenarata a'pause' in Ihe nrafing sequence while swing numbers |n msrnary (lor use in PAEX or mg dlmanoe sen/arses» Channel Scan Button (SCAN): Press to change the operaflng channel when you hear lntederence. Flesh button : Press to answef an inwming call lf you have Call Waiting, INT (INTERCOM) Bmwn ‘. Press «0 begin an intercom convevsfllim between the HEADSET and BASE UNlT, Mam (MEMORY) Bulmn: Frsssm mares phone numbelsmplo16digi15 sacnmrdial anyolme stored phone numbers In the 9 memwy locafions. ln Use/Ban low LED irldlcawr: Indicates hat the HEADSET E ON, Blinks when battery is low. Temporary Tons (a: Press to lsmporsrity change the dialingmode frum Pluse to Tone when dialmg In ms Pulss mode. 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