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Product requires 220-240V AC power. Ensure electrical outlet is easily accessible.
Instructions to prevent damage, malfunction, and exposure to high voltages or liquids.
Defines safe operating and storage temperature ranges for the phone and its battery.
Details product compliance with EU directives and connection to analogue telephone networks.
Explains GAP standard features for DECT handsets and base stations, ensuring interoperability.
Provides instructions for proper disposal of old products and batteries according to WEEE directive.
Philips' commitment to EMF standards and product safety regarding electromagnetic signals.
Lists and illustrates all items included in the product packaging.
Details the various parts and functions of the handset, including buttons and display.
Explains the meaning of various icons displayed on the handset screen.
Describes the components and functions of the telephone base station, including the paging key.
Step-by-step instructions for connecting the telephone base station to power and line.
Instructions for installing the handset, including battery insertion and initial charging.
Detailed steps for installing the AAA rechargeable batteries into the handset.
Guidance on the initial charging process for the handset battery.
Initial setup procedure for configuring the phone for country and language.
Visual representation of the phone's menu tree and navigation options.
Instructions on how to make calls using predialling, direct dialling, redial list, and phonebook.
Procedures for answering incoming calls and terminating conversations.
How to answer calls using the loudspeaker and safety warnings for volume.
Instructions for powering the phone handset on and off.
How to lock and unlock the keypad to prevent accidental key presses.
Guide to entering text and numbers using the phone's keypad, including character assignments.
Options available during an active call, such as adjusting volume and muting.
How to store, view, modify, and delete contacts in the phonebook.
How to manage direct access memory entries for quick dialing.
How to access, save, modify, and delete entries from the redial list.
How to access, consult, and save entries from the call log.
Instructions for using the intercom feature to communicate between handsets.
How to use the paging feature to locate a missing handset.
Feature to dial an extension to a saved phonebook number during a call.
How to set the date, time, and alarm functions for the phone.
How to select the desired melody for the alarm tone.
Settings for ring volume, ring melody, and key tone.
How to assign a custom name to the handset for identification.
Enables automatic answering of incoming calls by lifting the handset.
How to select the preferred language for the handset display.
Adjusts the time delay for line disconnection after key press.
Selects the appropriate dial mode (Tone/Pulse) for country network compatibility.
Restricts dialling of numbers beginning with specific digits.
Enables dialing a number by pressing any key for emergency services.
Defines a prefix number or detect string for predialling.
Sets up emergency numbers for quick dialing, even if barred.
Procedures for registering additional handsets to the base unit.
How to remove a registered handset from the base station.
How to change the Master PIN for security and settings protection.
Resets the phone to its default factory settings, deleting personal configurations.
Allows selection of the country to configure default line settings.
Lists the default values for various phone settings.
Details about the LCD backlight, color, and brightness.
Lists features like caller ID and polyphonic ringer melodies.
Capacity details for phonebook, redial list, and call log.
Specifies the type and capacity of the rechargeable batteries.
Information on the phone's power usage in idle mode.
Physical specifications including weight and overall dimensions.
Defines operating and storage temperature limits for the device.
Specifies the acceptable range of relative humidity for operation and storage.
Answers to common questions regarding phone connection and power issues.
Troubleshooting common setup issues like searching or initial display.
Solutions for issues related to handset ringing and caller audio clarity.
Troubleshooting steps for when the phone does not provide a dial tone.
Troubleshooting audio clarity problems and radio/TV interference.
Solutions for issues like keypad lock, registration failure, memory full, and PIN errors.
Product requires 220-240V AC power. Ensure electrical outlet is easily accessible.
Instructions to prevent damage, malfunction, and exposure to high voltages or liquids.
Defines safe operating and storage temperature ranges for the phone and its battery.
Details product compliance with EU directives and connection to analogue telephone networks.
Explains GAP standard features for DECT handsets and base stations, ensuring interoperability.
Provides instructions for proper disposal of old products and batteries according to WEEE directive.
Philips' commitment to EMF standards and product safety regarding electromagnetic signals.
Lists and illustrates all items included in the product packaging.
Details the various parts and functions of the handset, including buttons and display.
Explains the meaning of various icons displayed on the handset screen.
Describes the components and functions of the telephone base station, including the paging key.
Step-by-step instructions for connecting the telephone base station to power and line.
Instructions for installing the handset, including battery insertion and initial charging.
Detailed steps for installing the AAA rechargeable batteries into the handset.
Guidance on the initial charging process for the handset battery.
Initial setup procedure for configuring the phone for country and language.
Visual representation of the phone's menu tree and navigation options.
Instructions on how to make calls using predialling, direct dialling, redial list, and phonebook.
Procedures for answering incoming calls and terminating conversations.
How to answer calls using the loudspeaker and safety warnings for volume.
Instructions for powering the phone handset on and off.
How to lock and unlock the keypad to prevent accidental key presses.
Guide to entering text and numbers using the phone's keypad, including character assignments.
Options available during an active call, such as adjusting volume and muting.
How to store, view, modify, and delete contacts in the phonebook.
How to manage direct access memory entries for quick dialing.
How to access, save, modify, and delete entries from the redial list.
How to access, consult, and save entries from the call log.
Instructions for using the intercom feature to communicate between handsets.
How to use the paging feature to locate a missing handset.
Feature to dial an extension to a saved phonebook number during a call.
How to set the date, time, and alarm functions for the phone.
How to select the desired melody for the alarm tone.
Settings for ring volume, ring melody, and key tone.
How to assign a custom name to the handset for identification.
Enables automatic answering of incoming calls by lifting the handset.
How to select the preferred language for the handset display.
Adjusts the time delay for line disconnection after key press.
Selects the appropriate dial mode (Tone/Pulse) for country network compatibility.
Restricts dialling of numbers beginning with specific digits.
Enables dialing a number by pressing any key for emergency services.
Defines a prefix number or detect string for predialling.
Sets up emergency numbers for quick dialing, even if barred.
Procedures for registering additional handsets to the base unit.
How to remove a registered handset from the base station.
How to change the Master PIN for security and settings protection.
Resets the phone to its default factory settings, deleting personal configurations.
Allows selection of the country to configure default line settings.
Lists the default values for various phone settings.
Details about the LCD backlight, color, and brightness.
Lists features like caller ID and polyphonic ringer melodies.
Capacity details for phonebook, redial list, and call log.
Specifies the type and capacity of the rechargeable batteries.
Information on the phone's power usage in idle mode.
Physical specifications including weight and overall dimensions.
Defines operating and storage temperature limits for the device.
Specifies the acceptable range of relative humidity for operation and storage.
Answers to common questions regarding phone connection and power issues.
Troubleshooting common setup issues like searching or initial display.
Solutions for issues related to handset ringing and caller audio clarity.
Troubleshooting steps for when the phone does not provide a dial tone.
Troubleshooting audio clarity problems and radio/TV interference.
Solutions for issues like keypad lock, registration failure, memory full, and PIN errors.
General| Number of Handsets | 1 |
|---|---|
| GAP compatible | Yes |
| Caller ID | Yes |
| Ringtones | 10 |
| Handset Volume Control | Yes |
| Answering Machine | No |
| Type | Cordless Telephone |
| Range (Indoor) | 50 m |
| Range (Outdoor) | 300 meters |
| Phonebook Capacity | 50 |
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