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General| Number of melodies | 10 |
|---|---|
| Maximum indoor range | 50 m |
| Maximum outdoor range | 300 m |
| Alarm clock | Yes |
| Phonebook capacity | 40 entries |
| VIP group with own melody | No |
| Backlight color | Amber |
| Display diagonal | 1.42 \ |
| Display number of lines | 3 lines |
| Display number of colors | Monochrome |
| Product color | Black |
| Battery type | AAA |
| Standby time | 210 h |
| Number of batteries supported | 2 |
Weight and Dimensions| Base dimensions | 103 x 56 x 124 mm |
|---|---|
| Handset dimensions (WxDxH) | 49 x 31 x 147 mm |
Use only recommended rechargeable batteries and follow disposal regulations.
Avoid medical appliance interference, hearing damage, and hazardous environments.
Clean with a damp cloth; handle liquid contact by immediate power off and drying.
Reduced energy consumption and automatic transmission power reduction for environmental protection.
Verify all included items upon unpacking the device.
Position the base station and charging cradle in a dry room within the specified temperature range.
Connect the mains adapter and telephone cable to the base station.
Connect the power supply plug and mains adapter to the charging cradle.
Remove the protective plastic film from the handset display.
Insert batteries correctly and slide the battery cover back into place.
Place the handset in the base station for automatic registration.
Perform initial full charge and discharge for optimal battery performance.
Configure the date and time for incoming calls and alarms.
Turn the handset on or off manually or automatically via the base station.
Make and end calls using the public telephone network.
Answer calls by pressing the talk key or automatically.
View caller information if available from the network provider.
Temporarily mute your microphone during a call.
Access the stored phone numbers and names.
Save new phone numbers and associated names.
Select an entry to make a call.
Edit, delete, send, or manage directory entries.
Assign directory entries to keys for quick access.
View and redial the last dialled numbers.
View incoming calls, missed calls, and access voicemail.
Assign key 1 for fast access to the network mailbox.
Use the base station to locate a ringing handset.
Register additional handsets to the base station manually or automatically.
Handsets can only be de-registered by resetting the base station.
Make free calls between registered handsets.
Connect an external call to another internal participant.
Allow another internal participant to listen to or join an external call.
Activate, deactivate, and set the wake-up time for the alarm clock.
Select or change the language displayed on the handset.
Reset individual handset settings to default while retaining data.
Reset the base station to factory defaults, de-registering all handsets.
Activate repeater mode to increase the range of the base station.
Set the dialling mode (DTMF or DP) for PABX connection.
Configure recall time settings for PABX calls.
Set the pause duration before dialling for PABX connections.
Configure pause length after pressing the recall key for PABX.
Guide to inputting characters using the keypad.
Details on range, power supply, environmental conditions, and battery types.
Troubleshooting common issues like no display or no connection.
Information on online support and customer care services.
How to select functions using MENU, arrow keys, or digit combinations.
Activating, deactivating, and setting the alarm clock.
Adjusting handset volume, ringer volume, and melodies.
Configuring language, auto answer, and resetting the handset.
Configure the call list to show missed calls or all calls.
Change the system PIN and restore base station to factory settings.
Activate/deactivate Repeater mode, Eco Mode+, and Eco Mode.
Configure network provider dialling codes for preselection.
