Uni Art Precise BE-900-FADS 900 MHz Cordless phone User Manual
Uni-Art Precise Products Ltd 900 MHz Cordless phone
User Manual
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BELquuipment
SONECOR
MODEL: BE-900FADS
HANDS FREE CORDLESS
HEADSET TELEPHONE
Installation and Operation Guide
Please read this manual carefully prior to installing your telephone.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Important Safety Instructions“
Battery Cautionary instructionsw
Control Diagramsw
Features ................
Installation .........................
Operation.“
Preparing for use.
Placing calls..,
Receiving calls
v Ending calls
Transferring call
Care And Maintenance
Security System.
Recharging the Battery Pac “19
Replacing the Battery Pack.“ 0
Maintenance instructions ..............
Problem Solving .....
Warnings ..............
FCC Requirements .........
Warranty Information ......
IMPORTANT SAFETY |NSTRUCTIONS
When using your telephone equrpment. ba
safety precautions should always be iollowed to reduce the risk
of tire, electrical shock. and injury to persons including the lollowing:
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Read and understand all Instructions,
Follow all warnings and instructions marked on the product.
Unplug this product lrorn the wall outlet hetore cleaning. Do not use liquid cleaners, or aerosol cleaners,
Use a clamp cloth for cleaning ll necessary. use a mild soap.
Do not use this product near water, iorexample, near a bath tub. wash bowl, kitchen sink, or laundry
tub, in a wet basement. or near a swimmlng pool.
Do not place this product on an unstable can stand, or table. The product may lall, causing serious
damage to the product.
This product should be operated only lrorn the type at power source indicated on the marking label. it
you are not sure oi the type ol power supply to your home. consult yourdealer or local power company.
Do not allow anything to rest on the telephone line cord. Do not locate this product where the cord will
be abused by persons walking on it
Neverpush objects oi any kind into this product through the cabinet slots as they may touch dangerous
voltage points orshort out parts that could result in a risk or tire or electric shock when the appliance
is subsequently used.
yTU reduce the risk at electric shock, do not disassemble this product. but take It to a qualilied
serviceman when some service or repair work is required. Opening or removing covers may expose
you to dangerous voltages or other risks. incorrect re-assembly can cause electric shock when the
appliance is subsequently used
unplug this product irom the wall outlet and reier to qualified service personnel under the following
conditions:
a. When the power supply cord or plug is damaged or lrayed.
b. It liquid has been spilled into the product.
c. it the product has been exposed to rain or water.
o. lithe product does not operate normally by tollowing the operating instructions. Aoiust only those
controls, that are covered by the operating instructions because improper adjustment of other
controls may result indarrtage and willoiten require extensive work byaqualitied technician to restore
the product to normal operation.
e. It the product has been dropped or the cabinet has been damaged.
i. it the product exhibits a distinct change in perlormance.
Avoid using a telephone (other than acordless type) during an electrical storm There may be a remote
risk oi electrical shock lrom lightning
Do not Overload wall outlets and extension cords as this can result in the risk Oi lire or electrical shock.
Do not use the telephone to report a gas leak in the vrcrnity oi the leak.
Never install telephone wiring during a lighting storm.
Never install telephone jacks in wet locations unless the jack is specifically designed for wet locations.
Nevertouch uninsulated telephonewires or terminals unless the telephone line has been disconnected
at the network interiace.
Use caution when installing or modrtying telephone lines.
SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS
BATTERY CAUTIONARY INSTRUCTIONS
CAUTIONr To Reduce the R k of F re or In ry 10 Persons, Read and Follow these slructlon
10.
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12.
Use only the iollowing type and size of battery pack: 3.6V, GDOmAH. Ni-MH Battery Pack: GPi GPEOAAAHGBML
Do not dispose ol the baltary in a lira. The call may explode. Check with local codes tor possible spacial
disposal instructions.
Do not open or mutilate the battery. naieased electrolyte is corrosive and may cause damage to the eyes or
skin. It may be toxic ll swallowed.
Exercise care in handling the battery in order not to short the battery with conductor material such as rings,
braceiets and kestne battery or conductor may overheat and cause bums.
Do not attempt to recharge the battery provided with or idenlrliad tor use with this product by neatrng them.
The pattanes may leak oorroswe electrolyte or explode,
Do not attempt to rejuvenate the battery provided with or identified tor usewitn this product by heating them.
Sudden release ol tne battery electrolyte may occur causing ourns or irritation to eyes or skin.
Ail ballerles should be replaced at the same time. Discharged batteries could increase lnternai cell
pressure and rupture the discharged batteries
wnen inserting batteries into this product.tneproperpolarrtyordrrectron between the battery pack and battery
charger must be observed, naverse insertion or batteries can cause charging, which may result in leakage
or explosion.
Remove the baltarles lrorn this product it the product will not be used tor a long penod ol time (several months
or moist since during this time the battery could leak. damaging the product.
Discard "dead" batteries as soon as posstbie since ‘dead' batteries are more likely to leak in a product.
Do not store this product, or the batteries provided with or identified tor use with this product in high
temperature areas. Batteries that are slored in a lreezar or relrlgeratol tor the purpose oi extending shell llte
shouid be protected llom condensation during the storage and defrosting. Batteries should be stabltlzed at
room temperature prrorto use alter cold storage.
Charge the battery provtded With or identitied tor use With thls product only in accordance with the instructions
and limitations specified in this manual,
CAUTION A : Any changes or modifications in the construction at this device
which is not expressly approved by the party responsible tor compliance could
void the users authority to operate this equipment.
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CONTROL DIAGRAMS
BASE UNIT
CONTROL DIAGRAMS cont'nued
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Charge (CHARGE/IN USE] LED lnoicato hts upto lndicatethe HEADSET In the IN USE mode.
Indicator blinks when the HEADSET is being charge by the BASE UNIT.
MEMO (MEMOHYl Button : Used to store 10 phone numbers (up to 16 dlgits each) or dial any or
the stored phone numbers in the 10 memory locations.
TONE Button : Used to temporarily change the oialing mode from Pulse to Tone when dialing in the
Pulse mode. Provides tone lunction to access special services such as phone banking services.
Intercom (lNT) Button : Press to begin an intercom conversation between the BASE UNIT and
HEADSET.
FLASH Button : Press to access custom calling lealures such as Call Waiting or Three~Way Calling
provided by your local phone company.
FlEDIAL Button 1 Used to automatically dlal the last phone number dialed from the BASE UNIT during
the speakerphone.
PAUSE Button : Used to generate a pause to be insened in the dialing sequence while storing
numbers in memory (for use In PABX or long dlstance services),
Speakerphone (SPKt Button : Allows you to place and receive calls Without using the HEADSET.
lNTCOM/SPEAKER PHONE LED Ind‘ ator: links slowly to indicate that the Intercom feature is
being used. Blinks rapidly when you i iate an intercom call or it an intercom call IS received. Also
lights up when the SP-PHONE lunction is in use
Charge Terminals : Used lor charging HEADSET battery pack. Clean periodically with an alcohol
moistened swab.
Antenna: Raise or reposition lor best reception.
Speaker Grill
HINGEFt ON Button (ti): Used to enable the base llnger.
RlNGEFt OFF Button (is) Used to disable the base ringer.
Tone/Pulse Dialing Switc Allows you to switch the dialing mode to eitherTouchtone or Pulse dialing.
Powerln Connection jack
Telephone Line ln Connection Jack
Telephone Line Out Connection Jack
Speaker Jack tor Computer Connection (Speaker tack oi Sound Card)
Microphone Jack tor Computer Connection (Microphone jack ot Sound Card)
Base Volume lVOL) Adjustment. Used to adjust the volume oi the speaker when using the
speakerphone.
Switch lor Telephone/Computer lnternet Connection.
CONTROL DIAGRAMS - continued
HEADSET
CONTROL DIAGRAMS - continued
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Talk Butte . ress to answer an incoming call or to place a call. Press to end a call.
RE/PA (REDIAL/PAUSE) Button : Press to redial the last number dialed (up to 32 digits) trom the
HEADSET. Also used to generate a 'pause' in the dialing sequence while storing numbers in memory
(tor use in PABX or long distance servicesi
Channel Scan Button (SCAN): Press to change the operating channel when you hear interlerance.
Flash button : Press to answer an incoming call it you have Call Waiting
INT (1 NTERCOM] Button : Press to begin an intercom conversation between the HEADSET and BASE
UN IT.
Mem (MEMORV) Button : Press to store 9 phone numbers (upto 16 digits eacn)ordial any at the stored
phone numbers in the 9 memory locations
In Use/Batt low LED indicator: indicates that the HEADSET is ON. Blinks when battery is low
Temporary Tone Press to temporarily change the dialing mode lrom Pluse lo Tone when dialing
in the Pulse mode.
Rubber Antenna
RINGER ON/FlINGER OFF : Set switch to HINGER OFF (Standby mode) to disengage the HEADSET
ringer and activate the battery saving capability. Set switch to HINGER ON to engage the HEADSET
ringer.
VOLUME Switch: Move Switch to adjust the HEADSET speaker volume.
Microphone : Rotate to rlght position close to mouth before starting conversation.
Charge Contacts: For charging battery inside the HEADSET. We recommend cleaning periodically with
a damp cloth.
Battery Connector
Battery Pack
Battery Cover
FEATURES
The BE-QOUFADS cordless headset telephone is designed to provide you the convenxence or high qua ty
BE~900FADS telephone comes In two pans. a neadsetand a base.
We calls away tram its base. The headset keeps your hands tree,
The base's spacesaving. upright design makes itideai in areas
portable telephone communication. The
The headset allows you to make or rece
permitting you todootherthings whiteyou talk.
where space is limited.
Vour BE-QOOFADS cordless telephone otters the lollowing leatures:
00.0.0...
Comfortable, lightweight headset with adjustable boom microphone
Advanced circuit design reduces interrerence
Hands-tree speakerphone
intercom
Memory oiaitng
Page tunction
65.536 ranoorn security codes
Auto answer mode
Auto standby
Out or range detection
Battery tow warning beep ano trashing LED
Hearlng ald compatmle
Dual Keypad
Pause
Flash
Temporary rone tunclton
ninger ON/OFF switch
Volume (HI~MED-LO) switch
Tone! Pulse switch
Speaker at Microphone jack lor computer intemet phone application
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INSTALLATION
Connecung Your Phone
1‘ Careiuily vemove your cordless telephone horn its shipping canon‘ Ii (here Is any visible
damage‘ do not attempt io operate this equipment. Fleturn it to the place oi purchase
2. Check to be sure you have a HEADSET, BASE UNIT. Antenna. AC Adapter‘ Telephone Line
Cord‘ Battery Pack and Owner’s Manual,
110V
AC
ADAPTOR
, TELEPHONE $17; if
NBA 7 BASE UNIT LINE com) R
DSE PACK
3. Insert the small plug on the end 07 the AC adapier into the POWEFHN connection iack on the back
oi the BASE UNIT,
SPEAKER/MK:
CONNECflON
JACK
BASE UNIT
YELEPNONE
cumizcnou
JACK
(UNE m)
SPEAKER/MIC
CABLE
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JACK
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SOURcE
A Use only with class 2 Fewer Source 12VDC 300mA
INSTALLATION - con "nued
Plug the AC adapter into a 120V AC wall outlet.
5. Insert one plug 01 the TELEPHONE LINE CORD Into the house TELEPHONE JACK and the other
end into the telephone jack on the back of the BASE UNIT. (ll you have an older 4-prong telephone
jack, you will need an FIJ-1TC TELEPHONE JACK ADAPTER. This adapter is available at the
same place you purchased your telephone.)
6. Raise or reposition the antenna on the BASE UNIT tor the best reception.
7. We recommend not placing this unlt next to appliances. Doing somay cause intertelence,
8. TONE/PULSE select switch:
A. If your home is equipped with a Touch tone dialing system, set the TONE/PULSE select switch
to the TONE position.
a. lt you have a rotary dialing system. set the TONE/PULSE select switch to PULSE position.
C. It you are unsure which system you have, set the TONE] PULSE select switch to the TONE
posIIion. Press the TALK button on the HEADSET to get a dial tone, and press any key on the
keypad except the zero. It the dial tone continues. you do not have Touchlone dialing service.
Press the TALK button on the HEADSET to hang up. Set the TONE/PULSE
i select switch to the PULSE position and then try again.
9. Thread the RUBBER ANTENNA onto Ihe HEADSET and turn It clockwise unlll it is secure.
10. Remove the battery cover of HEADS ET and conned the rechargeable Ni-MH battery. Insert the battery
pack into the battery compartment ol the HEADSET and then replace the back cover.
11. Belole inittal use, charge the HEADSET for I2 hours.
12. Alter the initial charging period, press the TALK button to confirm that you have a die! tone. it you
do not get a dial tone, review steps a through 10.
13. II applying uses at the headset phone system with computertor INTERNET PHONE conversation,
connect speaker jacks and microphone lacks in BASE UNIT a respective jacks in sound card of
computer by speaker and microphone cable.
“Shielded cables must be used with the "MIC' jack at the unit to ensure compliance with FCC Fan 15
Iimits',
The switch should be moved back Ircm'COMPUTEFI‘ to TELEPHONE'IolgeneraI telephonelunction.
Microphone and speaker cables can he obtained dileclly Ilorn Tr Systems Corporation. lt you desire
to purchase the cables. an order term can be Iound on the rear cover DI this manual.
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OPERATION
Preparing tor Use
1, Place the HEADSET on the BASE UNIT tor 12 hours.
2. After 12 hours, remove the HEADSET trom the BASE UN|T.
Placing a Call
Q§igg the HEADSE '
1. Press the TALK button on the HEADSET. The IN USE/BATT LOW LED indicator and the BASE UNIT
CHG/IN USE LED will light up
2 Listen tor a dial tone
3. Dial the phone number
sin h B NI '
1, Press the SP button on the BASE UN|T. The INTCOM/SPK LED indicator wili light up.
2. Listen to! a dial tone.
3. Adjust the speaker volume to a comfortable listening level.
4. Dial the phone number.
Receivlng a Call
Nth AD Ti on A N T:
' Since the unit features “Auto-Answer“. hit the HEADSET tram the EASE UNIT charge cradle when
me phone rings and begin your conversation
u the 555951213 9" thg aAsE UNE-
Press the TALK button on the HEADSET and begin your conversation,
mm the 5555 UN T'
Press mm button and begin your conversation, Adiust speaker volume to a comtortable
Ilstening level.
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OPERATION continued
Ending a Call
§irig the HEAD§ET
Since the unit ieatures 'Auto-Stanby', return the HEADSET to the BASE UNIT or press the-
button it you are away irom the BASE UNIT.
si h B
Press the@ button to hang up.
Last Number Radial
II you get a busy signal, use the Ftediai Iunciion to automatically dial the last phone number dialed {up to 32 digits)
Fie ' I i h
1. Hit the HEADSET and press the TALKbutton.
2. Listen tor a dial tone.
3. Press the Hediamutton to automatically dial the last phone number you dialed using the HEAD
SET,
tal In th A E IT
1. Press the SPK button.
2. Listen lot a dial tone.
3, Press the REDIAL button to automatically dial the last phone you dialed using the BASE UNIT.
NOTE: HEADSET and BASE UNIT Radial iunction are independent "om each omen Both the HEADSET
and BASE UNIT will redial only numbers stored in their own redial memory.
Flash Function
Used to access custom calling ieatures such as Call Waiting or Thlee-Way Calling pmvided by your local phone
company. Consult your local phone company tor more details.
Pause Function
In some cases, such as FABX or long distance seNlce, a pause may be needed in me dialing sequence.
Pressing the RE/PA button on the HEADSET or the PAUSE button on the BASE UNIT inserts a 4 -second
delay between dialed numbers. Pause(s) can be inserted into the programmed dialing sequence in memory
dialing.
Mixed Mode Dialing trompcrary Tone Dialing)
it you have pulse [rotary dialing) service in youraree and want to access Touchione services, set the TONE!
PULSE switch to the PULSE position. Dial the desiled number and when tone signals are required press the
button on the BASE UNIT or the Temporary Tone button on the HEADSET once. Subsequent digits
will be dialed in tone mode. Dialing will reset to pulse mode when HEADSET is returned err-hook.
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OPERATION continued
channel Selectlon
hen I an 0 n
Il you are recevlng a call or dialing out and AER s pressedr the unit autoscans lor the best channel available.
Channel §§gn Man 51
it the existing channel becomes noisy Oi starts having interierencer press the SEAN button on the HEADSET.
The unit will automatically scan for the best channel available.
NOTE: It takes about 2 seconds for the unit to scan to the next channels
Intercom Function
A; ivaling the Igjgrggm u§lng the BA§E UN T
is Press thew button on the BASE UNIT
2 The INTCOM/SPK LED indicator on the BASE UNIT will flash and the HEADSET will beep rapidly.
a Press the@ button and begin conversation,
NOTE: Intercom function Iiorn BASE UNIT to HEADSET can not be
activated it the HEADSET is set to RINGEFI OFF mode.
Actilajing In} InterQQm g§ing mg HEAQ§ET
l. , Press thel INT button on the HEADSET.
2. The INTCOM/SPK LED indicator on the BASE UNIT will flash and the BASE UNIT will beep rapidly to
indicate that the intercom lunction is acfivated.
3. The BASE UNlT usercan respond by pressing theMbulton on the BASE UN IT and begin conversation
with the caller lrom the HEADSET.
TQ Eng the Intercom Mgdg
Press thew button on the HEADSET or the B button on the BASE UNIT to end the conversation.
Transferring Calls
This lealure allows you to transler a call Irorn the HEADSET to the BASE
UNIT, or vice-Verse.
Tran rrin n ET A n-
1. During a phone conversation through the HEADSET, press thew button on the HEADSET, and the
BASE UNlT will beep.
2 The BASE UNIT user must press the INT button to answerr An Intercom link between the HEADSET
and BASE UNIT is established and lhecall is now placed on hold. Both the HEADSET and BASE UNIT
IN USE LED lndicalorwill be Hashing The BASE UNIT INTCOM/SPEAKER PHONE LED indicatorwill
tight on and art
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OPERATION - cont'nued
3. if the BASE UN|T user does not want to access the telephone call wh n the Intercom mode, press
thallifilbutton on the BASE UN|T to return the phone call to the HEADSET user or the HEAD SET user
can press the- button to return to the call.
4, lithe BASE UNIT user wants to access the telephone call while intheintercom mode, press (helm
button. A three-way conversation is establised.
5, ll the HEADSET user does not Want to share in the conversation between the BASE UNlT user and the
thiru party, press the TALK button on the HEADSET. The HEADSET will be disconnected
1 gnslgrling gs I5 tflAfiE NIT tg HEADsfl)
During a phone conversation through the BASE UNIT in the Speaker phone mode and the HEADSET
is on the cradle, picking up the HEADSET transters the call [Tom the BASE UN|T to the HEADSET.
It the HEADSET is o" the BASE UNlT cradle, press mefibunm on the BASE UNIT. The HEADS ET
will beep,
The HEADSET usermust press the HEADSETEbunon, and the call will be automatically placed on
hold. An intercom connecfion between the HEADSET and the BASE UNIT is than established. as
indicated by the bllnking Qt INTCOM/SPK LED indicators on the BASE UN|T,
It the HEADSET user does not want (0 access the telephone call While in the intercom mode, press
the INT button on the HEADSET to release the telephone call to the BASE UN|T user or the BASE
UNIT user can press thefl button on the BASE UNIT to return the cell,
It the HEADSET user wants to access the telephone call while in the intercom mode. press the TALE
button. A three-way Conversation is established.
it the BASE UNtT user does not want to share in the conversation between the HEADSET userand the
third party, press the -button on the BASE UNIT, The BASE UN|T will be disconnected.
Memory Dlaling
You can store and recall up to 9 phone numbers (up to la digits each) in the HEADSET and to dlfferent phone
numbers in the BASE UNIT,
NOTE: Both the H EADSET and BASE UN|T have memory locations separate irom each other, You can use
the HEADSET to recall phone numbers you have stored using the HEADSET, and you can use the
BASE UN|T to recall phone numbers you have stored using the BASE UNIT.
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1 Press the memorytm button on e ther the HEADSET or BASE UNIT.
2 Dlal the telephone number you want to store (maximum or 16 digits) on either the HEADSET or BASE
UNIT keypad.
3. Press the EWIU button again.
4. Press 3 memory location where you want to store the phone number (1 to 9) tor HEADSET and
(0 to 9) for BASE UNIT. You WlII hear one confirmation beep.
5. Wrtte the name at the person or company beside the correspondlng memory location on the memory
index card located on the BASE UNIT.
6. Repeat steps 1 to 5 to store additional telephone numbers.
EXAMPLE: To store lhe number 61l-4334 under the Index number 1 on the keypad:
1. Press the VIEW button.
2. Dial 611-4334
3. Press (”mutton again.
Press I on the keypad.
You have stored 611-4334 under key 1 on the keypad.
nee-lung Stored Numbers lrom Memory
If the HEADSET is used to recall a phone number
1. Press the TALK button.
2. Press the MEWbunon.
3, Press the index number lor the number you have stored.
The stored number will be dialed automatically.
tl the BASE UNlT is used to recall a phone number
1. Press the fl button on the EASE UNIT.
2. Press theleEM button on the BASE UNIT.
34 Press the index number for lhe number you have Stored.
The stored number will be dialed automatically.
EXAMPLE: To recall number 7611-4834 stored under key 1 on the
keypad:
1. Press the TALK button.
2. Press the MEM button.
a. Dial 1.
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CARE AND MAINTENANCE
security system
Your cordless telephone uses a digital security coding system to prevent unauthorized use oi your telephone
line by another nearby cordless telephone. The system has its own idenn’lying signal created by microcom-
puters in both BASE UNIT and HEADSET.
Security Code
This telephone has an internal security code with 65,536 possible combinations, Each time you pick up the
HEADSET, the code is randomly set to a new combinafion.
Resetting security Code and Channel information
Communication between HEADSET and BASE UNIT may not be possible in any or the ioiiowing situations:
I . Alter a power failure.
2. Alter relocating the BASE UNIT by disconnecting the Ac
ADAPTOR.
a. Alter replacing the HEADSET battery pack.
4. The HEADSET goes out at range Irom the BASE UNIT.
5 To reset place the HEADSET on the BASE UNIT to: 5 seconds.
Mum-channel Access
Your cordless telephone lets you select a channel from the 40 frequencies available to transmit signals
between the BASE UNIT and HEADSET. When you notice interference from anothercordless telephone.
change to another channel by pressing the SCAN button on the HEADSET,
Out a! Range Detection
The unit is equipped with an Out of Hangedetecn‘on system. ityou go too laraway from tne BASE UNlT during
acall the HEADSET may lose it‘s link with the BASE UNIT. When this happens,the HEADSET Will beep twice
every two seconds.
lI you hear this warning signal, you should come closer to the BASE UNIT.
It the warning signal continues tor more than 15 seconds, the BASE UNIT will return to RING ON mode
and the HEADSET will sound a series oI shon Deeps until the TALK buttofl is pressed. This will return the
HEADSET to RING ON mode. It the unit returns to RING ON mode alter the warning signal has finished
beeping Ior IS seconds. return the HEADSET to the cradle on the BASE UNIT lor iive seconds to reset.
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CARE AND MAINTENANCE - continued
Recharging tn. Battery Pack
Battery Type
Use the toilowlng type and size battery pack:
3.6V, GOOmAh
Ni-MH Battery Pack: GPI GF‘6DAAAHBBML Ni-MH
Recharging the Battery Pack
The nickel metai hydride (Ni-MH) battery pack in the HEADS ET can be recharged many times using the buiit
in charger In the BASE UNIT,
When the battery pack is low. a “beep' Sound will be heard every 12 seconds and the IN USE/BATT LOW
LED indicator will blink rapidly. This indicates that the battery pack will be necessary.
Charge the battery pack at least once every 90 days oi nonuse to avoid battery pack ratiure, When the battery
pack can no ionger be charged. replacement or the battery pack will be necessary
The battery pack used in your telephone may develop a condition known as “MEMORY“. Once subjected to
a regular shondischarging routine, the battery pack assumes thedischargingpattem ilwas subjected to, This
is known as a “MEMOFtV‘ condition which causes rapid discharging thereby shortening the battery pack
charge span. It you believe your battery pack has deveioped a memory condition. do not charge the
HEADSET until the IN USE/BATTERY LOW LED indicator comes on. When it does come on, charge the
HEADSET iully for 12 hours.
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CARE AND MAINTENANCE continued
Roplaclng the Battery pack
Changing the Battery Pack
The battery pack provldes power for the HEADSET or your cordless telephene.
To Replace the Battery Pack:
Remove the HEADSET battery compartment cover by sllding it down.
Pull out the battery connector and remove the battery pack.
Plug the new battery pack into the battery connector,
Slide the HEADSET battery companmsnt ccvcrtlrmly into place in its closed position.
Belore use. charge the new battery pack for 12 hours.
$9,007?
ATTENTION:
The product that you have purchased contains a rechargeable battery pack, The battery pack is recyclable.
At the end cl lls uselul ltle, undervarious stale and local laws, it may be illegal to dispose at this battery pack
tntottte municipal waste stream Check with yourlocal solid waste officials lordelails inyeurarealor recycling
options or proper disposal.
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CAREFAND MAINTENANCE - continued
Maintenance Instructions
Your cordless headset telephone has been designed to give years oi trouble tree electromechanical service.
To assure It's longevity. please read the following maintenance instructions.
1. Keep your telephone away lrorn heat as high temperatures can shorten the lite oi the electrical
components and distort or melt its plastic parts.
2. Keep your telephone lree ol dust and moisture. it it gets wet, wipe it dryimmediately . Liquids can
contain minerals that can corrode electronic circuits
3. Handle your telephone gently and careiully. Dropping it can cause serious damage to circuitry, or the
plastic case. which may cause it to maltunction.
4. Do not useany type at chemical or any abrasive powdertoclean the cabinet. Use onlymild detergents
on a salt, damp cloth to clean your telephone.
5, Your cordless telephone has built-in surge protection Circuits that meet or exceed FCC requirements.
l However, an incident such as a lightning strike at or near the telephone lines. could cause serious
damage.
6. If your cordless telephone is installed in an area Wltt’t irequenl/ or severe electrical storms. it is
suggested that lite telephone be discon nected during these storms or that additional surge
suppression equipment be added to the installation.
7. In case ol trouble with the telephone. do not attempt to repair the telephone yourself. Report the
need lor service to our Service Department. They Will make the necessary arrangements for repair
or replacement.
8. It you should have any questions about the operation or your BEveooFADS cordless telephone.
please call ourService Department at 914-968-21 00. between the hours ol9:0 0A.M. and 4130 PM.
eastern time Or you may contact TT Systems Corporation tor technical assistance via our intemet
Website: http:/www.tech@ttsystems,com.
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PROBLEM some
Problem Solving Section
For your assistance. we have listed below a low common problems.
Phone does not work, check the following:
1, BASE UNIT is plugged rnto power source.
2. HEADSET is charged.
3. TONE/PULSE SWITCH is in the right position.
4. LINE com is plugged in the jack.
ange of phone limited. check the following:
ANTENNA on BASE UN|T is raised or repositioned
BASE UN|T is centrally located in your residence.
BASE UNIT is not located near appliances.
No dial tone, check the following:
t. Telephone plug is connected to the telephone line.
. |f you had a power tailure or had unplugged the EASE UN|T, place the HEADSET on the BASE
UN|T lot 2 to 5 seconds to reset the system.
2.
3.
Received signal llutters or fades, check the lollowlng:
t. Battery pack in HEADSET is fully charged.
2, HEADSET is not too far from the BASE UNIT.
3. ANTENNA on BASE UN|T is fully raised or repositioned
Interference on reception, check the following:
1. Noise may be picked up trom electrical products at home or electrical storms. Generally, this noise
is a minor annoyance and should not be interpreted as a detect in your system.
2. Choose an alternate channel using the! SCAN button on the HEADSET.
Excess static, check the lollowlng:
1. Check to see thal the ANTENNA is not touching another metal object. Reposition the ANTENNA.
ll atter pressing the TALK button, you receive three beeps and no dial tone, check the lollowlng:
l. Reset the HEADSET by placing it on the BASE UNiT tor 2 to 5 seconds.
NOTE: It no telephones ln the house are workrng, disconnect one set at a time to verrty that none 0! the
phones are causing the problem. lt you strll have a problem alter doing this and your telephone still
does not work. please Contact your local phone company.
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WARNINGS
IMPORTANT
In order to gel maximum lile from (he HEADSET
oahery pack, be sure lo charge lhe HEADSET
lor 12 hours helule initial use.
Placing your EASE UNIT near appliances
such as televisions, reirigeralurs. radios. or
microwave ovens may cause inledcrencea
When you hear inter'erence, press lhc san
button to change lhe cperaling channel.
The flC ADAPTOR must always be plugged
into an eleclrical Bullet.
If you live in an area which gets lrequenl
munderslorms, we slrangly recommend plugging
your AC adapter inlo a surge proteclur.
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FCC REQUIREMENTS
EQUIPMENT NOTES
This equipment is registered With the Federal Communications Commission and is in compliance with Part
GB oi the FCC Ftules and Regulations. On the bottom oi this equipment is a label indicating among other
iniormation. the FCC Registration Number and Ringer Equivalence NumbertREN) lor this equipment. Upon
request. you must provide this inionnetion to your telephone company. The HEN is uselul to determine me
quantity oi devices you may connect to your telephone line and still have all oi those devices ring when your
telephone number is called. In most, but not all areas, the sum oi the REN'S oi all devices connected to one
line should not exceed ftve(5).
o The BE-eDOFADS telephone cannot be used on coin service pay telephones,
. The BE-SOOFADS telephone cannot be connected to pany lines.
o The BE~900FADS telephone is Hearing Aid Compatible
If you experience trouble with this telephone equipment, disconnect lt from the telephone network until the
prohlem has been corrected. The telephone company may discontinue service li your telephone equipment
causes harm to the telephone network. In this case, the telephone company will:
. Notiiy the customer that service is being discontinued.
0 Provide the customer with the opportunity to Correct the situation.
i Iniorm the customer of their right lo lile a complaint with the FCC.
Warning : Changes or modxiications not expressly approved by the party responsible ior its compliance could
void the users authority to operate the equipment.
Some cordless telephones operate at lrequencies that maycause interference to nearby TV's and VCR's.To
minimize or prevent such interierence. the base oi the cordless telephone should not be placed on or near
a TV or VCFl. Ii interierence is experienced. movrng the cordless telephone lanner away lrom theTV or VCR
Will often reduce or eliminate the interference.
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FCC REQU REMENTS con 'nued
INTERFERENCE INFORMATION
This equipment generates and uses and can radiate low level radio irequency energy, It has been tested an
found to comply with the timits tor a Class B digital device in accordance with the specifications in Part 15 oi
the FCC Rules. which are designed to provide reasonable protection against such interierence in a residential
installation. it this equipment does cause interterence to radio or televsion reception, which can be determined
by turning the equipment oft and on . the user is encouraged to try to correct the intenerence by one or more
at the tolicwing measures:
o Reorient the radio or TV receiving antenna
0 Relocate this device wim respect to the receiver,
0 Move this device away from me receiver.
ll necessary, the user should consult the dealer or an experienced radio/television technician to! additional
suggestions. The user may iind the tollowmg booklet. prepared by the Federal Communications Commission.
helpful This booklet is available irorn the U.S, Government Printing Office. There may be a charge for this
booklet
"How to Identify and Resolve Hadi0»TV interierence Problems'
US, Government Printing Oflice
Washington, DC 20402
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Aastra Telecom
Limited Warranty
Aastra warrants ihat the BE~900FADS solo by Aaslra Wllhln the cohlineriial limits or the ilriileo States, Hawaii ano
Alaska are lree lrom oelects in materials and workmanship under normal use aria service lor l year. Thls warrenry
is appllcable only to Ihe original purchaser of lhe as-soonos , when aocornpanieo by a sales receipt stating the
slate ol purchase ano name olthe company lrorn which pumhased This wananiy is in ten 0! and excludes all other
wanarllles. expressed or implieil, including any implierl warraniy or merchantapllity or litness, and or any other
obligation on ma pan ol Aastra.
u the BE-sooFADS shall prove lo pe delecllve, lheh Aastra shall either replace or repair ma BE-SOOFADS at its
discretion as lollows:
l, Al no cost lo the oflglnal purchaser except shipping charges, within so days at the date cl purchase
2. Warranty service lor your BE-QOOFADS ls provioeo py TT Systems corporation. From gr days lo 355 oays. you
may return the BE-SOOFADS lo 11 systems Corporallen iii the lollowing aootess:
TT Systems Corporation
7 Odell Plaza
Yonkers, New Vork 10701
Tel: 914-968-2‘00
Shipping charges are at the customers expense. Please inciuoe a copy or your sales receipt and a check or money
order maoe oul lo TT systems Corporalion lor the amount ol small In oover shlpping ano handing
There is no lrllormal dispute selllemenl meohariism available
Some states do not allow limitations on how long an lmplled warranty lasts and/or do not allow the exclusmns or
limitations ol lncidefllal or consequential damages. so the above lim‘ltalions or exclusions may not apply lo you
This warranty gives you speollio legal rights, and you may also have other lights which vary lrern state to state
This warranty does not exieha to any BE~900FADS solo oy Aastra which has been subrecleo to inlsuse, negleot,
accioentr improper applioailon. improper installation or to use in violation or the insimclions lumished by Aastra This
warranty does not extend to orapply to any BE-QODFADS which have been repaired or altered py any persons who
have not oeen expressly approved py Aastra.
Aastra shall not oeliaple tor any special or consequential oanlages or lprloss or expense aireoilyorindirectly allsmg
liom use ol the producls or any inability lo use ihem er separately or in eornbinaiioh wilh other equlpmenl or
product accessories or lwm ariy other cause '
Aastra reserves the righl to make changes in the design or the aseooraos and to make additions or irhptoveinenls
lo the assoorans wllhoul incurrltlg any coligation to modny any BEsoorADs previously sold
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