How to restore full functionality on my ASCOM Eurit 25?
If your ASCOM Telephone isn't offering full functionality, it might be in emergency operation mode due to a power cut. Deactivate emergency mode to restore full functionality.
Why is there no dialling tone on my ASCOM Eurit 25?
If you don't hear a dialling tone on your ASCOM Telephone, it might be due to the connection cord not being properly plugged in. Try unplugging it and then plugging it back in to ensure a secure connection.
What to do if I hear no ringing signal after dialing on my ASCOM Eurit 25?
If you're not hearing a ringing signal after dialing on your ASCOM Telephone, the connection type might be incorrectly set, especially if you're operating with a PBX. Make sure your telephone is set to the correct connection type for PBX operation.
Provides details on the connection type, user concept, and advanced features of the Ascom Eurit 25 phone.
Explains how to use the manual, its structure, and the meaning of pictograms for efficient operation.
Guides users on the initial steps and where to find relevant sections for setup and troubleshooting.
Details the contents of the package and checks to perform before setting up the phone.
Step-by-step instructions for connecting the handset and the phone to the network socket.
Explains the standby and function displays, including status symbols and text line information.
Guides on programming the phone with at least one MSN for user-specific settings.
Covers direct dialling (off-hook) and dialling preparation (on-hook) methods for making calls.
Details how to redial numbers, activate call back on busy or no reply, and cancel call backs.
Explains how to dial numbers from the phonebook, caller list, and call log for efficient communication.
Covers programming speed dial keys for quick access and selecting telephone providers.
Instructions for conducting two calls, switching between them, transferring calls, and setting up three-party conferences.
Details on setting up various call forwarding options and programming direct call (hotline) functionality.
Guides on saving new entries with name and number, including optional settings like EAC and CLIR.
Explains how to add specific options such as keypad control, EAC, CLIR, subaddress, and provider to entries.
Provides instructions on how to modify existing entries and remove unwanted contacts from the phonebook.
Covers adding, deleting users (MSN), and programming speed dial keys for numbers or functions.
Instructions for setting the date and time, and adjusting display contrast for better readability.
Details on intercepting calls, restricting CLIR, and deactivating call waiting for undisturbed calls.
Guides on setting ringing melodies, volumes, and ascending ringing volume for personalized alerts.
Covers setting charge factors, currency, language, and viewing individual user call charges.
Overview of SMS capabilities, available connections, storage limits, and incoming message signalling.
Instructions on how to read, identify, and get information about received SMS messages.
Guides on replying to, forwarding, saving, and deleting SMS messages, including retrieving saved messages.
Steps to check and activate PBX access, enabling all related PBX settings.
Details on entering EAC for outgoing and incoming calls, essential for PBX systems.
Covers setting transfer types (disconnect/on-hook) and using keypad information for PBX functions.
Guides on resetting the phone to default settings and connecting/operating a headset.
Information on displaying software version, checksums, and performing remote software updates.
Provides solutions for common problems and guidelines for cleaning and maintaining the phone.
Lists technical specifications of the phone and essential safety tips for user protection.
Outlines warranty terms, conditions for invalidity, and proper disposal procedures for the telephone set.
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