Binatone LYRIS 110 - User Manual

9. P(Pause) button
Lyris 110
Unpacking your phone
Corded Telephone
1. Where to find it
2. Installation
1. Locating the Base unit
The Base unit should be placed on a level surface, in a position where:
 the telephone line cable will reach your telephone line socket or
extension socket.
 it is not close to a sink, bath or shower, or anywhere else where
 it is not close to other electrical equipment - fridges, washing
machines, microwave ovens, TVs, fluorescent lights, etc.
2. Plug the coiled handset
cord into the Handset.
Plug the other end into
the jack on the left
side of the Base unit.
3. Place the Handset in
the Base unit.
4. Plug the telephone line cord free end
into a modular wall jack.
Press the cable into the groove so that
the Base unit stands level.
5.
Lift the Handset and check for Dial tone
in the earpiece.
Always use the
telephone line
cord supplied
with your
Lyris 110 phone.
Other telephone
line cords may
not work.
Make sure the plugs
click into place.
to Modular
Wall jack
2. Installation
it might get wet.
Making a
1
Lift the Handset, listen for a dial tone.
2 Dial the telephone number you wish to call.
3
To end the call, return the Handset to the
call
Lift the handset to answer call.
To answer a
call
Replace the Handset on the Base unit cradle.
To end a call
3. Telephone Operation
Base unit.
Last Number
1
Lift the Handset to redial the last number.
2
Press LNR button.
Redial
Ö The phone automatically dials the last
number you called (maximum of 32 digits).
Mute
During a call press and hold the
(MUTE)
button.
Function
Ö
When the mouthpiece is muted, the person
at the other end of the call cannot hear you
but you can hear his side.
2
To get back to the call, to release the
button.
Use on PBX
Press R (RECALL) button on your
If you are using your Lyris 110 phone on a
RECALL
;
(MUTE)
Lyris 110 phone.
PBX,and the PBX user guide tells you to press
Inserting a
Pressing PAUSE button immediately after the
Pause in
For some switchboard system, an access
the dialing
sequence
access number, a pause of about 3.6 seconds
will be entered, and the desired number can
Press PAUSE button to insert a pause when
dialing or storing Long Distance Access Codes.
Telphone Operation continue...
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2
be dialed immediately.
number must be dialed (usually an 8 or 9) to
get another dial tone and an outside line.
In the box you will find:
• Base Unit
• Handset
• Coiled Handset cord
• Telephone line cord
for Base unit
• User manual
Keep the packing
materials in a safe
place in case you later
need to transport
Keep your sales (till)
receipt, which is your
guarantee.
the unit.
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3. STO (Store)button
4. MEM button
1.
is ringing
for an incoming call.
Ringer light
- This flashes when the phone
2. M1,M2 and M3 one -Touch Memory Buttons
5. LNR(Last Number Redial) button
6. Mute button
7. R(Recall) button
8. P(Pause) button

Summary

Binatone Helpline

Binatone Helpline

Contact details and operating hours for the Binatone Help Line.

Phone Component Identification

Ringer Light

Indicator that flashes when the phone receives an incoming call.

One-Touch Memory Buttons

Buttons for storing and dialing frequently used numbers.

Store Button

Button used to store numbers in memory.

Memory Button

Button used for accessing stored numbers.

Last Number Redial Button

Button to redial the last dialed number.

Mute Button

Button to temporarily silence the microphone during a call.

Recall Button

Button used for PBX systems or to access network features.

Pause Button

Button to insert a pause in dialing sequences.

Ringer Volume Control

Switch to adjust the ringer volume between high and low settings.

Phone Installation Guide

Base Unit Placement

Guidelines for selecting an optimal and safe location for the base unit.

Connecting Handset Cord

Instructions for connecting the handset cord to the base unit.

Placing Handset on Base

Ensuring the handset is correctly seated on the base unit.

Connecting to Telephone Line

Connecting the phone to the telephone line socket via the wall jack.

Testing Dial Tone

Verifying phone functionality by listening for dial tone.

Basic Telephone Operations

Making a Call

Steps involved in initiating a telephone call.

Answering a Call

Procedure for responding to an incoming call.

Ending a Call

How to properly conclude a telephone conversation.

Last Number Redial

Functionality to redial the most recently dialed number.

Mute Function During Call

Using the mute button to temporarily block microphone audio.

Using Recall on PBX

How to use the recall button for PBX systems.

Inserting Pause in Dialing

Adding pauses to dialing sequences for specific network access.

Number Storage and Dialing

Storing One-Touch Numbers

Saving numbers to the one-touch memory buttons (M1, M2, M3).

Storing Two-Touch Numbers

Saving numbers to the two-touch memory (0-9).

Dialing Stored Numbers

Procedures for dialing numbers stored in one-touch or two-touch memory.

Guarantee and Service Information

Guarantee Terms

Details of the 12-month guarantee and conditions.

Returning Unit Under Guarantee

Steps for returning the phone for repair while under guarantee.

Repair After Guarantee Expiry

Procedure for obtaining repairs and quotations after the guarantee period.

Technical Specifications and Compliance

Technical Details

Specifications including standard, temperature range, and PBX compatibility.

Network Connection

Information on intended network usage and country limitations.

Button Pressing Instructions

Clarification on how to press buttons: brief press vs. press and hold.

Connection Conditions

Guidelines for connecting the phone to exchange lines and PBX systems.

Ringer Equivalence Numbers

Explanation of REN and its importance for multiple devices on a line.

Binatone LYRIS 110 Specifications

General

Type	Analog telephone
Answering machine	No
Mounting type	Wall
Product color	White
Microphone mute	Yes
Phonebook capacity	- entries
Storage temperature (T-T)	-20 - 60 °C
Operating temperature (T-T)	0 - 40 °C