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General| Standby Time | Up to 100 hours |
|---|---|
| Caller ID | Yes |
| Handset Quantity | 1 |
| Answering Machine | No |
| Type | Cordless |
| Range | Up to 300 meters |
| Battery Life | Up to 10 hours |
| Phonebook Capacity | 50 entries |
Covers the basic features of the Diverse 2011.
Step-by-step instructions to prepare the Diverse 2011 for use.
Instructions for charging the handset batteries for at least 16 hours.
Instructions for powering the handset on, off, and locking the keypad.
Steps for dialling a number and initiating a call.
Methods for terminating an ongoing call.
How to pick up an incoming call.
Feature to place a caller on hold during a conversation.
Accessing and dialling previous phone numbers.
Initiating calls between registered handsets.
Broadcasting a call to all registered handsets.
Making a handset ring to locate it.
Transferring external calls to internal extensions.
Moving an active external call to another handset.
Managing contact information and phone book features.
Guidelines for inputting text and numerical data.
Retrieving and calling stored contacts.
Efficiently finding contacts by initial letter.
Modifying existing contact details in the directory.
Displaying stored contact information.
Removing a single contact from the directory.
Erasing the entire directory contents.
Adding pauses for switchboard compatibility.
Transferring redialed numbers to the phone book.
Restricting outgoing calls to specific numbers.
Activating the keypad lock for security.
Deactivating the keypad lock.
Reducing keypad presses for frequent operations.
Loading default shortcut configurations.
Defining custom shortcuts for operations.
Incorporating multiple functions into a single shortcut.
Storing newly created or edited shortcuts.
Executing a pre-configured shortcut sequence.
Setting the loudness of the earpiece audio.
Customizing the incoming call alert sound.
Setting the alert volume for the base unit.
Selecting the sound for base unit alerts.
Enabling or disabling various audible alerts on the handset.
Controlling screen and button illumination.
Enabling or disabling automatic call answering.
Modifying the handset's Personal Identification Number.
Setting the sensitivity for the baby alarm feature.
Restoring the handset to factory default settings.
Enabling or disabling audible button feedback.
Controlling screen illumination and auto-answer.
Returning the entire phone system to factory defaults.
Security code for base station settings and access.
Modifying the base station's security system code.
Updating the handset's Personal Identification Number.
Making all registered handsets ring simultaneously.
Setting a preferred handset to ring first.
Switching the incoming call ring mode.
Assigning a primary handset for priority ringing.
Activating and using the noise-sensitive call feature.
Adjusting the sensitivity threshold for the baby alarm.
Activating the baby alarm function.
Deactivating the baby alarm function.
Selecting the preferred language for the handset screen.
Guidelines for using multiple base stations with one handset.
Pairing a handset with its base station.
Registering to multiple bases or re-establishing connection.
Automatically connecting to the best available base station signal.
Prioritizing a specific base station during signal search.
Renaming preset base stations for easier identification.
Information on connecting to different types of switchboards.
Choosing between tone and pulse dialling methods.
Configuring the phone for pulse dialling.
Switching back to tone dialling from pulse.
Configuring time break recall with tone dialling.
Programming switchboard access codes.
Adjusting pause duration for access codes.
Guidance on cleaning and care of the phone.
Information on troubleshooting and support.
Instructions for contacting emergency services.
Details on battery charging and lifespan.
Procedure for replacing depleted handset batteries.
Solutions for common problems like no display or dial tone.
Troubleshooting when the phone fails to alert.
Diagnosing issues based on handset beep patterns.
Resolving interference issues with other electronic devices.
Recommended operating conditions and placement.
Maximum operational distance between handset and base.
Instructions for integrating the phone with switchboard systems.
