iDect Carrera Classic User Manual

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The Recall function may be required for some special
services of your network provider. During a call, pressing
the R button generates a line interruption and the length
depends on your FLASH setting. The default value is
100ms,which is correct for most UK exchanges and
should not need changing.
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and receive basic handset calls without batteries installed.
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Warning: If you connect the telephone to a line with a broadband (ADSL) connection, you
must use a micro-filter between the telephone and telephone line, otherwise you may get
interference between the telephone and the broadband, which could cause problems.
If you need broadband micro-filters, contact your broadband supplier.
4. Plug one end of the telephone line
cord into the other socket in the
underside of the base unit, and route
the cable through the cable guide at
the back, then plug the other end into
your telephone wall socket.
Speakerphone
volume control
Install 3 Alkaline AAA batteries into the battery compartment in the underside of the
base, as shown below, and replace the cover before use.
Batteries are not included with the unit.
When the batteries are low, will show on the right side of the display screen, If
you do not replace the batteries, they will become totally discharged and your display
screen will not work. and you may lose all the telephone memories and settings.

iDect Carrera Classic Specifications

Memory

maximum telephone number digits	16 digits
maximum call log entries	30 calls
maximum dial digits	32 digits

Recall and Timer

timed break recall default	100ms
timed break recall option 1	300ms
timed break recall option 2	600ms
timed break recall option 3	1000ms

Summary

Installation

Locating the Base unit

Position the base unit on a level surface near the telephone socket, avoiding wet areas and electrical interference.

Connecting the Handset and Line Cord

Connect the coiled handset cord to the handset and base, and plug the telephone line cord into the base and wall socket.

Installing Batteries

Install 3 x AAA alkaline batteries into the base unit's compartment for full functionality, as caller display requires them.

Setting Up Your Phone

Set Time and Date

Configure the phone's time and date for accurate caller display and logging of incoming calls.

Set LCD Contrast

Adjust the LCD screen contrast level for optimal readability, choosing from 5 different levels.

Set Flash Time

Configure the flash time (100-1000ms) for special network services like call waiting or PBX compatibility.

Telephone Operations

Making and Answering Calls

Instructions for initiating calls by lifting the handset or pressing speakerphone, and answering incoming calls.

Call Volume and Mute Control

Adjust speakerphone volume using the slide control and mute the microphone during conversations.

Redial and Recall Functions

Use the REDIAL button for last number redial and the R (Recall) button for network features like call waiting.

Storing and Dialing Memory Numbers

Save frequently used numbers in two-touch memories (0-9) for quick dialing.

Caller Display Operation

Viewing Caller Information

Access and scroll through the list of the last 30 incoming calls, showing numbers, names, and times.

Returning and Deleting Calls

Redial a displayed number or delete individual or all records from the caller display list.

Product Guarantee and Technical Details

Product Guarantee Information

Details the one-year guarantee against manufacturing defects and return procedures.

Technical Specifications

Provides operating temperature, signalling type, PBX compatibility, and network connection details.