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Identifies and describes the function of various buttons on the phone's keypad and base unit.
Explains the meaning of indicator lights like RINGER, SPEAKERPHONE, and NEW CALL.
Details the icons displayed on the LCD screen, such as Phone, Time, Date/Month, Caller Record, NEW, RPT, and Speakerphone.
Guidance on selecting a suitable location for the base unit and connecting the telephone line.
Instructions for inserting AA batteries for backup power, crucial for caller display functionality.
Steps to attach the stand for desk placement, including inserting clips and ensuring secure fitting.
Procedure for mounting the phone on a wall, involving stand attachment and screw placement.
Procedure to select the preferred language from a list of 11 options via the menu system.
Manual or synchronized method for setting the phone's current date and time through the options menu.
How to adjust the screen's viewing level for optimal clarity and readability.
Configuration of the flash time options (100MS, 300MS, 600MS) for call handling.
Using the switch on the base unit to select high or low ringer volume.
Instructions for initiating calls using the handset or speakerphone and for answering incoming calls.
How to dial a number before lifting the handset or activating the speakerphone.
Adjusting speaker volume and using the mute function during calls.
Seamlessly switching between private handset conversations and hands-free speakerphone use.
Using the REDIAL/PAUSE button to insert delays for PBX access or specific dialing sequences.
Step-by-step guide to saving phone numbers and names into memory locations.
How to quickly dial stored numbers using the one-touch memory buttons (M1, M2, M3).
Accessing the last dialed number and browsing through the history of outgoing calls.
Instructions for redialing numbers from the outgoing list and removing entries.
Process to transfer selected outgoing call records into the phonebook for easier access.
How to access, search, and scroll through stored contact information in the phonebook.
Step-by-step guide to inputting new names and numbers into the phonebook memory.
Dialing contacts directly from the phonebook using the DIAL button.
Detailed instructions on inputting names using keypad characters and entering telephone numbers.
Procedure to modify existing contact details in the phonebook.
How to remove specific entries or all records from the phonebook memory.
Details on what information is displayed for incoming calls, including number, name, date, and time.
Understanding how the phone stores and manages a list of incoming calls, including capacity and overwrite behavior.
How to browse the caller display list and redial numbers directly from the records.
Instructions for removing individual incoming call records from the display list.
Procedure to erase all stored incoming call records from the phone's memory.
Saving incoming call details from the caller display into the phonebook.
How the phone displays information for a second incoming call during an active conversation.
Important warnings regarding water, electricity, and thunderstorms to prevent injury or damage.
Recommendations for locating the base unit away from moisture and electrical interference.
Advice on cleaning the phone safely and keeping it away from extreme conditions.
Guidance on common issues like call connection, ringing, dialing, and Caller Display functionality.
Specific advice for when the Caller Display feature is not working, including subscription needs.
Resolving 'ERROR' messages and addressing issues with memory dialing on PBX systems.
Details on the 12-month guarantee, exclusions, and the importance of the sales receipt.
Instructions for returning the phone for repair, both during and after the warranty period.
Information on the phone's standard, operating temperature, and port specifications.
Details regarding PBX compatibility, network connection suitability for the UK, and compliance standards.
Identifies and describes the function of various buttons on the phone's keypad and base unit.
Explains the meaning of indicator lights like RINGER, SPEAKERPHONE, and NEW CALL.
Details the icons displayed on the LCD screen, such as Phone, Time, Date/Month, Caller Record, NEW, RPT, and Speakerphone.
Guidance on selecting a suitable location for the base unit and connecting the telephone line.
Instructions for inserting AA batteries for backup power, crucial for caller display functionality.
Steps to attach the stand for desk placement, including inserting clips and ensuring secure fitting.
Procedure for mounting the phone on a wall, involving stand attachment and screw placement.
Procedure to select the preferred language from a list of 11 options via the menu system.
Manual or synchronized method for setting the phone's current date and time through the options menu.
How to adjust the screen's viewing level for optimal clarity and readability.
Configuration of the flash time options (100MS, 300MS, 600MS) for call handling.
Using the switch on the base unit to select high or low ringer volume.
Instructions for initiating calls using the handset or speakerphone and for answering incoming calls.
How to dial a number before lifting the handset or activating the speakerphone.
Adjusting speaker volume and using the mute function during calls.
Seamlessly switching between private handset conversations and hands-free speakerphone use.
Using the REDIAL/PAUSE button to insert delays for PBX access or specific dialing sequences.
Step-by-step guide to saving phone numbers and names into memory locations.
How to quickly dial stored numbers using the one-touch memory buttons (M1, M2, M3).
Accessing the last dialed number and browsing through the history of outgoing calls.
Instructions for redialing numbers from the outgoing list and removing entries.
Process to transfer selected outgoing call records into the phonebook for easier access.
How to access, search, and scroll through stored contact information in the phonebook.
Step-by-step guide to inputting new names and numbers into the phonebook memory.
Dialing contacts directly from the phonebook using the DIAL button.
Detailed instructions on inputting names using keypad characters and entering telephone numbers.
Procedure to modify existing contact details in the phonebook.
How to remove specific entries or all records from the phonebook memory.
Details on what information is displayed for incoming calls, including number, name, date, and time.
Understanding how the phone stores and manages a list of incoming calls, including capacity and overwrite behavior.
How to browse the caller display list and redial numbers directly from the records.
Instructions for removing individual incoming call records from the display list.
Procedure to erase all stored incoming call records from the phone's memory.
Saving incoming call details from the caller display into the phonebook.
How the phone displays information for a second incoming call during an active conversation.
Important warnings regarding water, electricity, and thunderstorms to prevent injury or damage.
Recommendations for locating the base unit away from moisture and electrical interference.
Advice on cleaning the phone safely and keeping it away from extreme conditions.
Guidance on common issues like call connection, ringing, dialing, and Caller Display functionality.
Specific advice for when the Caller Display feature is not working, including subscription needs.
Resolving 'ERROR' messages and addressing issues with memory dialing on PBX systems.
Details on the 12-month guarantee, exclusions, and the importance of the sales receipt.
Instructions for returning the phone for repair, both during and after the warranty period.
Information on the phone's standard, operating temperature, and port specifications.
Details regarding PBX compatibility, network connection suitability for the UK, and compliance standards.
General| Type | Analog telephone |
|---|---|
| Answering machine | No |
| Big buttons | Yes |
| Mounting type | Desk |
| Product color | White |
| Languages support | DAN, DEU, DUT, ENG, ESP, FRE, ITA, POL, POR, SWE, TUR |
| Phonebook capacity | 25 entries |
| Call log entries | 10 |
| Backlight color | Green |
| Storage temperature (T-T) | -20 - 60 °C |
| Operating temperature (T-T) | 0 - 40 °C |
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