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ISPLAY AND CONTROL PANEL
CHAPTER 6 OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE
Cordless phone is already registered:
Accept the new card.
• The local settings are copied to the card.
• The registration data is copied to the card and erased from the cordless phone memory.
• Modifications on the local settings are henceforth also stored on the card.
Behaviour after inserting a valid microSD card
After starting the cordless phone you will receive, in the start phase, a message inform-ing you that a new
card with a new ID has been detected.
Accept the card.
• The cordless phone restarts.
• The card's registration data and local settings are used.
• The original data remains stored in the cordless phone and is reactivated once the card is removed.
Copying local settings using a commercially available microSD card
This procedure is helpful if several cordless phones with the same local settings must be preconfigured.
1.
Carry out on a master cordless phone without microSD card the local settings you want.
2. Switch off the master cordless phone, insert a commercially available microSD card then restart the
master cordless phone.
3. Confirm the information that the microSD card is invalid.
4. Select Menu - Settings - General - Administration - Diagnostics - File Mgmt. Device then copy all user
data to the microSD card.
→ The card is now specially marked as a copy card.
5. Switch off the master cordless phone, remove the card and insert the card in the tar-get cordless
phone to which the data must be copied.
6. Start the target cordless phone and confirm the information that the user data on the card will be
used.
7. Copy all user data from the card to the memory of the target cordless phone.
→ The target cordless phone restarts.
8. Switch off the target cordless phone and remove the card.
→ After the target cordless phone is switched on again the copied user data is used.
Display and control panel
The display and control panel of the SMB Controller on the front panel consists of an LED display panel
and a pilot key. It is used to indicate operating states and carry out functions.
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