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General| GAP Compatible | Yes |
|---|---|
| Phonebook entries | 50 |
| Ringer Control | Yes |
| Caller ID | Yes |
| Call Waiting | Yes |
| Talk Time | 10 hours |
| Standby Time | 100 hours |
| Number of Handsets | 1 |
| Answering Machine | No |
| Range Indoor | 50 meters |
| Range Outdoor | 300 m |
Identifies and describes the handset's parts and buttons for user interaction.
Describes the base station's parts and explains the meaning of its status indicators.
Provides shortcuts and key sequences for performing various phone functions efficiently.
Explores the phone's menu hierarchy, detailing available options and configuration settings.
Introduces the Synergy 3100 phone and explains the underlying DECT wireless technology.
Lists box contents, guides user record keeping, and details setup for twin phone models.
Provides essential guidelines for safe operation, cleaning, and environmental considerations.
Guidance on selecting an optimal placement for the base station for reception and power access.
Step-by-step instructions for inserting batteries and performing the initial charging process.
Instructions for connecting the phone to the network and guidelines for battery longevity.
Instructions for fitting optional accessories and notes for setting up twin phone models.
Fundamental operations for powering the handset and initiating external phone calls.
Managing active calls, answering incoming calls, and controlling audio levels.
Instructions for using handsfree mode and controlling its audio volume.
Accessing call history via redial and adding new contacts to the phonebook.
Advanced phonebook features like pauses, name dialing, and integrating call list entries.
Procedures for modifying existing contacts and removing entries from the phonebook.
Using the paging feature to find or alert handsets connected to the base station.
Customizing audible feedback for keypad presses and handset ringtones.
Customizing ringtones for different call types and enabling automatic call answering.
Personalizing names for individual handsets for easier identification.
Selecting the preferred language for the handset's user interface and display.
Customizing the ringer volume levels and selecting melodies for the base unit.
Managing handset registration to base stations and updating the security PIN.
Restoring the phone to its original factory configuration, clearing user data.
Understanding caller ID features and the basic functionality of the call list.
Using call history and linking to contacts.
Managing call history entries and an introduction to the call waiting feature.
Handling incoming calls during an active conversation using call waiting features.
Adding supplementary handsets to the base station for multi-handset operation.
Removing supplementary handsets from the base station system.
Inter-handset communication and forwarding external calls between users.
Setting up conference calls and controlling the ring order for multiple handsets.
Battery replacement guide and initial troubleshooting for common display/tone issues.
Resolving ringing problems, interference, and issues with the charger or base.
Details of the warranty period, coverage, and conditions for repair or replacement.
Information on REN, power supply, and compatibility with telephone networks.
Configuration settings for connecting to switchboards and selecting dialing methods.
Configuring automatic delays when dialing switchboard access codes.
Listing of optional accessories and replacement parts for the Synergy 3100.
Regulatory compliance statements regarding radio and telecommunications equipment.
Company contact information and copyright statements for the publication.
