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Provides guidance on DECT handset usage and limitations.
Details the SOS feature and its operational constraints.
Instructions for inserting the battery into the handset.
Steps for setting up the charger and connecting to power.
Procedure for placing the handset in the charger and the charging process.
Instructions for charging an additional battery pack separately.
Refers to external documentation for detailed charging advice.
Information on battery recharge duration and usage times.
Explains battery status icons and the low battery warning display.
Detailed descriptions of each physical key on the handset.
Explanation of the handset's display screen components.
Displays handset status icons such as signal strength and message alerts.
Shows current time and date when the handset is idle.
Information displayed when the handset is not in active use.
Information displayed during an active phone call.
Displays messages, warnings, and other interactive prompts.
Allows data entry and modification for numbers, text, and settings.
Procedure for powering on the DECT handset.
Procedure for powering off the DECT handset.
Functionality and usage of the keypad lock feature.
Methods for initiating outbound phone calls.
Dialing a number before initiating the call.
Making calls by selecting contacts from directories.
Quickly calling contacts assigned to speed dial numbers.
Initiating an emergency call using the SOS function.
Methods for responding to incoming calls.
Adjusting volume, mute, or loudspeaker during a call.
Procedures for redirecting an active call to another party.
Transferring calls using contact directory entries.
Alternating between two parties during a call transfer process.
Operations that can be performed on call history entries.
Accessing the list of recent incoming, outgoing, and missed calls.
Viewing specific information like number and time for a call entry.
Initiating a call directly from a selected call history record.
Modifying a call number before making the call.
Saving call log details into the handset's contact directory.
Appending a new number to an existing contact entry.
Adding numbers from call history to the caller filter.
Removing a single call record from the call list.
Conditions under which missed call entries are automatically removed.
Clearing all records from the call history lists.
Steps to create and save a new contact with details.
Modifying existing details for a contact.
Removing a specific contact from the address book.
Clearing the entire contact list.
Using predefined shortcuts for quick dialing.
Managing speed dial assignments for contacts.
Adding contacts to the list to manage incoming calls.
Classification and handling of different message priority levels.
Procedures for acknowledging receipt of urgent/emergency messages.
Information on what happens when message storage is exhausted.
Overview of the different sections within the messaging menu.
Accessing the main messaging menu options.
Operations that can be performed on messages.
Steps to view the content of received messages.
Composing and saving messages as drafts for later use.
Creating and dispatching new messages.
Resending a received message to another recipient.
Sending a response to a received message.
Removing individual messages from the inbox.
Clearing all messages from the inbox simultaneously.
Adding the sender's details from a message to the contacts.
Appending sender information to an already saved contact.
Configuration options for message handling and notifications.
Accessing the calendar application on the handset.
Selecting the display format for the calendar.
Viewing appointments scheduled for the current day.
Accessing appointments for a specific date.
Creating and saving a new appointment in the calendar.
Viewing the details of a specific calendar appointment.
Modifying the details of an existing appointment.
Duplicating an existing appointment for reuse.
Removing a specific appointment from the calendar.
Using the integrated calculator for mathematical operations.
Using the stopwatch function to measure time intervals.
Accessing the alarm settings menu.
Setting up or modifying a recurring daily alarm.
Deactivating a previously set daily alarm.
Setting up or modifying alarms for specific days of the week.
Deactivating a previously set recurrent alarm.
Configuring the duration of the alarm snooze feature.
Core configuration options for the handset's basic behavior.
Enabling or disabling the silent profile for calls and alerts.
Adjusting the handset's internal clock and date.
Procedure for setting the current time on the handset.
Procedure for setting the current date on the handset.
Changing the language displayed on the handset.
Customizing navigation keys for quick menu access.
Assigning specific conditions to the handset's LED indicators.
Settings related to handset security and access control.
Enabling or disabling the feature that locks the phone.
Configuring the handset to automatically lock the keypad.
Procedure for modifying the Personal Identification Number.
Updating the password used for SIP proxy authentication.
Assigning a custom name to the handset for identification.
Restoring all user-configured settings to factory defaults.
Displaying technical details and status of the handset.
Configuration of audible alerts and ringtones.
Settings for ring volume, melodies, and vibration for calls.
Settings for sound and vibration alerts for incoming messages.
Configuration of sound alerts for calendar events and alarms.
Configuration of sounds for key presses and system confirmations.
Adjusting the loudness of incoming call ringtones.
Selecting specific melodies for different types of incoming calls.
Enabling a gradual increase in ring volume for incoming calls.
Configuring the vibration pattern and intensity.
Settings for customizing message alert sounds and vibrations.
Adjusting the loudness of message alert sounds.
Selecting specific ringtones for message notifications.
Enabling gradual increase in notification volume.
Configuring vibration for message notifications.
Adjusting the loudness of alert sounds.
Selecting specific melodies for alert events.
Enabling gradual increase in alert volume.
Configuring vibration for alert events.
Enabling or disabling sounds for key presses.
Enabling or disabling sounds for successful operations.
Configuring audible warnings for loss of network coverage.
Configuring audible warnings when the handset is connected to a charger.
Customizing visual aspects of the handset display.
Choosing background images for the handset's idle screen.
Choosing the image displayed when the handset powers on.
Adjusting display brightness and timeout settings to save power.
Configuration options related to call management and filtering.
Accessing data on call duration and message counts.
Setting how the handset automatically answers incoming calls.
Managing lists to block or allow specific incoming callers.
Setting up emergency call numbers and associated messages.
Configuring the number to access voicemail.
Defining handset behavior when placed in the charger.
Setting the time delay before a call is logged as missed.
Reviewing statistics for call time and message counts.
Customizing how incoming calls are handled (Normal, Any Key, Auto).
Detailed settings for managing the caller filter feature.
Adding specific numbers or contacts to the caller filter.
Modifying existing entries within the caller filter list.
Removing a single entry from the caller filter.
Clearing the entire caller filter list.
Enabling or disabling the caller filtering functionality.
Setting up emergency call functionality.
Specifying the phone number for emergency calls.
Setting a predefined message to be sent during an emergency call.
Configuring the handset's behavior when charging.
Setting the time delay before a call is registered as missed.
Accessing and managing voice messages.
Configuring the number used to access voicemail.
Settings related to network and DECT system connections.
Choosing the DECT system for handset registration and operation.
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