Can I make an emergency call on Binatone The brick without credit?
Yes, you can make an emergency call to 112 (or 999) on your Binatone Cordless Telephone even if there is no credit on your phone or the phone cannot receive a signal from your network.
What to do if “Call failed” appears on Binatone The brick Cordless Telephone?
If “Call failed” appears on your Binatone Cordless Telephone, check that the dialed number is correct and includes the full area code.
Why Binatone Cordless Telephone SIM card only makes emergency calls?
If your Binatone Cordless Telephone SIM card is fitted but only makes emergency calls, lightly press the SIM card holder to ensure a proper contact is made, as some SIM cards are thinner than others.
What to do if Binatone Cordless Telephone display is blank?
If the display of your Binatone Cordless Telephone is blank (screen off), press the Power On/Off button for 3 seconds to switch it on again.
Explains how to charge the device's rechargeable battery, including optimal performance and replacement.
Provides additional safety guidelines regarding small parts and keeping them away from children.
Details guidelines for using the phone in different environments and compliance with radiation guidelines.
Addresses potential interference of mobile phones with medical equipment like pacemakers and hearing aids.
Recommends a safe distance between mobile phones and pacemakers to avoid interference.
Discusses potential interference digital wireless units can cause to hearing aids.
Explains how radio signals can affect vehicle electronic systems and safety precautions around airbags.
Instructs users to turn off the phone in areas with an explosion risk and at filling stations.
Emphasizes that mobile phones should not be relied upon solely for critical emergency calls due to network dependency.
Provides step-by-step instructions for inserting the SIM card, Micro SD card, and battery into the phone.
Details how to charge the battery using the supplied charger or a computer USB port.
Explains the procedure for turning the phone on and off, with a warning about prohibited use.
Identifies and labels the external keys and parts of the phone, including antenna and speaker.
Shows the standby screen and explains the meaning of various icons and symbols displayed.
Details the steps for making a phone call, including dialing numbers and selecting call types.
Explains how to redial the last called number and select call types from the call list.
Describes how to answer an incoming call using the Talk key.
Instructs on how to activate or deactivate the speakerphone during a call.
Explains how to mute or unmute the microphone during a call using menu options.
Guides users on how to access the phonebook to view stored contacts.
Provides instructions for adding new contacts to the phonebook, including name and number.
Explains how to make a call directly from a contact in the phonebook.
Details the process for editing existing contact information in the phonebook.
Describes how to remove contacts from the phonebook.
Explains how to copy contacts between the phone's memory and the SIM card.
Details how to access and use the phonebook via Bluetooth connection.
Outlines various call settings such as call waiting, diverts, barring, and auto-redial.
Guides on how to view call history, including missed, dialled, and received calls.
Explains how to navigate to the SMS menu to manage text messages.
Provides instructions for composing and sending SMS messages, including character input and recipient selection.
Details how to open and read received SMS messages, with options for reply, forward, and delete.
Explains how to access and view messages that have been sent.
Guides on how to delete messages from various folders within the SMS menu.
Describes how to adjust SMS settings like SMSC address and delivery reports.
Explains how to send and receive messages via Bluetooth.
Introduces profiles for customizing phone sounds and settings based on situations.
Details the steps to activate a pre-set or customized profile on the phone.
Guides on how to modify and save custom settings for different phone profiles.
Lists various phone settings that can be adjusted, such as time, date, language, and display.
Covers SIM security and phone lock settings, including PIN and password management.
Explains how to manage Bluetooth power, visibility, name, and advanced settings.
Details the process for resetting the phone to its original factory default settings.
Explains how to use the phone's built-in calculator for basic arithmetic operations.
Details how to turn the phone's LED torch on and off.
Describes how to open and navigate the calendar to view dates and schedule events.
Explains how to set and manage alarms, including stopping or snoozing them.
Guides on how to access and manage files stored on the memory card, including audio and image formats.
Explains how to use multimedia features, including viewing images and their details.
Details how to operate the FM radio, including tuning, volume control, and channel management.
Introduces the games available on the phone, starting with Snake.
Details how to search for, pair with, and connect Bluetooth devices for calling.
Provides solutions for call failure issues, such as checking the dialled number and area code.
Addresses issues where the SIM card only allows emergency calls, suggesting checking SIM card contact.
Offers troubleshooting steps for a blank phone screen, primarily related to powering the device on.
Explains how to make calls when abroad and contact the network provider for roaming charges.
Clarifies that emergency calls can only be made with limited signal or credit to specific numbers like 112 or 999.
Suggests methods to improve mobile reception, like changing location or avoiding signal-blocking areas.
Provides information on SMS service centre numbers and charges associated with sending SMS.
Guides users on how to verify if an SMS was successfully sent by checking the Sent box or contacting the operator.
Outlines the process for returning the phone for servicing or repair while it is still under warranty.
Explains the procedure for requesting repairs and obtaining quotations for servicing after the warranty period.
Provides information on Specific Absorption Rate (SAR) and FCC RF exposure guidelines for body-worn operation.
States compliance with Industry Canada licence-exempt RSS standards and operational conditions.
Explains M-ratings for wireless devices regarding hearing aid compatibility and interference generation.
Explains T-ratings for wireless devices concerning hearing aid compatibility and inductive coupling.
Mentions that the phone has been tested and rated for hearing aid compatibility with some wireless technologies.
Explains how to charge the device's rechargeable battery, including optimal performance and replacement.
Provides additional safety guidelines regarding small parts and keeping them away from children.
Details guidelines for using the phone in different environments and compliance with radiation guidelines.
Addresses potential interference of mobile phones with medical equipment like pacemakers and hearing aids.
Recommends a safe distance between mobile phones and pacemakers to avoid interference.
Discusses potential interference digital wireless units can cause to hearing aids.
Explains how radio signals can affect vehicle electronic systems and safety precautions around airbags.
Instructs users to turn off the phone in areas with an explosion risk and at filling stations.
Emphasizes that mobile phones should not be relied upon solely for critical emergency calls due to network dependency.
Provides step-by-step instructions for inserting the SIM card, Micro SD card, and battery into the phone.
Details how to charge the battery using the supplied charger or a computer USB port.
Explains the procedure for turning the phone on and off, with a warning about prohibited use.
Identifies and labels the external keys and parts of the phone, including antenna and speaker.
Shows the standby screen and explains the meaning of various icons and symbols displayed.
Details the steps for making a phone call, including dialing numbers and selecting call types.
Explains how to redial the last called number and select call types from the call list.
Describes how to answer an incoming call using the Talk key.
Instructs on how to activate or deactivate the speakerphone during a call.
Explains how to mute or unmute the microphone during a call using menu options.
Guides users on how to access the phonebook to view stored contacts.
Provides instructions for adding new contacts to the phonebook, including name and number.
Explains how to make a call directly from a contact in the phonebook.
Details the process for editing existing contact information in the phonebook.
Describes how to remove contacts from the phonebook.
Explains how to copy contacts between the phone's memory and the SIM card.
Details how to access and use the phonebook via Bluetooth connection.
Outlines various call settings such as call waiting, diverts, barring, and auto-redial.
Guides on how to view call history, including missed, dialled, and received calls.
Explains how to navigate to the SMS menu to manage text messages.
Provides instructions for composing and sending SMS messages, including character input and recipient selection.
Details how to open and read received SMS messages, with options for reply, forward, and delete.
Explains how to access and view messages that have been sent.
Guides on how to delete messages from various folders within the SMS menu.
Describes how to adjust SMS settings like SMSC address and delivery reports.
Explains how to send and receive messages via Bluetooth.
Introduces profiles for customizing phone sounds and settings based on situations.
Details the steps to activate a pre-set or customized profile on the phone.
Guides on how to modify and save custom settings for different phone profiles.
Lists various phone settings that can be adjusted, such as time, date, language, and display.
Covers SIM security and phone lock settings, including PIN and password management.
Explains how to manage Bluetooth power, visibility, name, and advanced settings.
Details the process for resetting the phone to its original factory default settings.
Explains how to use the phone's built-in calculator for basic arithmetic operations.
Details how to turn the phone's LED torch on and off.
Describes how to open and navigate the calendar to view dates and schedule events.
Explains how to set and manage alarms, including stopping or snoozing them.
Guides on how to access and manage files stored on the memory card, including audio and image formats.
Explains how to use multimedia features, including viewing images and their details.
Details how to operate the FM radio, including tuning, volume control, and channel management.
Introduces the games available on the phone, starting with Snake.
Details how to search for, pair with, and connect Bluetooth devices for calling.
Provides solutions for call failure issues, such as checking the dialled number and area code.
Addresses issues where the SIM card only allows emergency calls, suggesting checking SIM card contact.
Offers troubleshooting steps for a blank phone screen, primarily related to powering the device on.
Explains how to make calls when abroad and contact the network provider for roaming charges.
Clarifies that emergency calls can only be made with limited signal or credit to specific numbers like 112 or 999.
Suggests methods to improve mobile reception, like changing location or avoiding signal-blocking areas.
Provides information on SMS service centre numbers and charges associated with sending SMS.
Guides users on how to verify if an SMS was successfully sent by checking the Sent box or contacting the operator.
Outlines the process for returning the phone for servicing or repair while it is still under warranty.
Explains the procedure for requesting repairs and obtaining quotations for servicing after the warranty period.
Provides information on Specific Absorption Rate (SAR) and FCC RF exposure guidelines for body-worn operation.
States compliance with Industry Canada licence-exempt RSS standards and operational conditions.
Explains M-ratings for wireless devices regarding hearing aid compatibility and interference generation.
Explains T-ratings for wireless devices concerning hearing aid compatibility and inductive coupling.
Mentions that the phone has been tested and rated for hearing aid compatibility with some wireless technologies.
General| Brand | Binatone |
|---|---|
| Model | The Brick |
| Type | Cordless Telephone |
| Talk Time | Up to 10 hours |
| Standby Time | Up to 100 hours |
| Caller ID | Yes |
| Answering Machine | No |
| Call Waiting | Yes |
| Conference Call | No |
| Frequency | DECT |
| Intercom | Yes |
| Power Source | Rechargeable Batteries |
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