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Product requires electrical supply of 100-240 volts AC. Communication can be lost during power failure.
Electrical network is hazardous; ensure charger outlet is accessible.
Use supplied power supply and batteries. Risk of explosion if battery replaced incorrectly. Dispose properly.
Operating temperature 0-40°C, storage -20°C to +45°C. Battery life may be shorter in low temperatures.
Lists the items included with the phone package, such as handset, base station, and accessories.
Details the components and functions of the phone handset.
Details the components and functions of the phone base station.
Instructions for connecting the phone's base station to power and telephone line.
Guide on how to properly insert batteries into the handset.
Initial setup for country and language settings.
Instructions for setting the phone's date and time.
How to change the PIN for remote access to the answering machine.
Instructions for initiating different types of calls (normal, redial, speed dial).
How to receive an incoming call.
How to terminate an ongoing call.
How to control the audio volume during a call.
How to temporarily disable the microphone during a call.
How to activate or deactivate the speakerphone function.
Features for making/answering second calls, switching between calls, and conference calls.
How to initiate an intercom call to another handset.
How to switch between an outside call and an intercom call.
Guide to setting up a 3-way conference call.
Instructions for inputting characters and numbers for various phone functions.
How to change text input case.
Accessing, viewing and searching contacts in the phonebook.
How to dial a number directly from the phonebook.
How to use the phonebook while on an active call.
Steps to add new contacts to the phonebook.
How to modify existing phonebook entries.
How to remove single or all contacts from the phonebook.
Setting to filter incoming calls (all vs. missed).
Accessing, viewing, returning, and deleting call records.
Adding a call log entry to the phonebook.
How to erase all entries from the call log.
Accessing and redialing numbers from the redial list.
Adding a redial list entry to the phonebook.
How to remove single or all entries from the redial list.
Adjusting ringtone volume, ringtones, key tone, and docking tone.
Activating ECO+ mode to reduce radiation and standby time.
Assigning a name to the handset.
Setting the phone's date and time.
Changing the language displayed on the handset screen.
Turning on/off, setting language, and answer mode.
Recording, listening, and restoring default announcements.
Information about new messages and indicators.
How to play back recorded messages from base or handset.
Removing individual or all messages from the answering machine.
Adjusting the number of rings before the answering machine answers.
Activating/deactivating remote access and changing PIN.
Steps to call and operate the answering machine from outside.
Setting to filter incoming calls (all vs. missed).
Joining an external call with another handset.
Formatting outgoing call numbers with a prefix.
Adjusting recall time and setting dialling mode (tone/pulse).
Synchronizing date and time automatically from the network.
Adding new handsets to the base station.
Removing handsets from the base station.
Resetting phone settings to factory defaults.
Key specifications like talk time, range, phonebook, and features.
Details about the rechargeable batteries and power adapter.
Physical specifications for handset, base, and charger.
Declarations of conformity, GAP compliance, and EMF compliance.
Guidelines for environmentally sound disposal of old products and batteries.
Details on packaging and recycling.
Resolving issues with no signal, registration failures, or searching status.
Addressing connection loss, distorted sound, bad audio, and no dialing tone.
Resolving issues with charging, no docking tone, or no display.
Solutions for wrong language selection, voicemail settings, and audio issues.
Tables showing character mapping for different languages.
Product requires electrical supply of 100-240 volts AC. Communication can be lost during power failure.
Electrical network is hazardous; ensure charger outlet is accessible.
Use supplied power supply and batteries. Risk of explosion if battery replaced incorrectly. Dispose properly.
Operating temperature 0-40°C, storage -20°C to +45°C. Battery life may be shorter in low temperatures.
Lists the items included with the phone package, such as handset, base station, and accessories.
Details the components and functions of the phone handset.
Details the components and functions of the phone base station.
Instructions for connecting the phone's base station to power and telephone line.
Guide on how to properly insert batteries into the handset.
Initial setup for country and language settings.
Instructions for setting the phone's date and time.
How to change the PIN for remote access to the answering machine.
Instructions for initiating different types of calls (normal, redial, speed dial).
How to receive an incoming call.
How to terminate an ongoing call.
How to control the audio volume during a call.
How to temporarily disable the microphone during a call.
How to activate or deactivate the speakerphone function.
Features for making/answering second calls, switching between calls, and conference calls.
How to initiate an intercom call to another handset.
How to switch between an outside call and an intercom call.
Guide to setting up a 3-way conference call.
Instructions for inputting characters and numbers for various phone functions.
How to change text input case.
Accessing, viewing and searching contacts in the phonebook.
How to dial a number directly from the phonebook.
How to use the phonebook while on an active call.
Steps to add new contacts to the phonebook.
How to modify existing phonebook entries.
How to remove single or all contacts from the phonebook.
Setting to filter incoming calls (all vs. missed).
Accessing, viewing, returning, and deleting call records.
Adding a call log entry to the phonebook.
How to erase all entries from the call log.
Accessing and redialing numbers from the redial list.
Adding a redial list entry to the phonebook.
How to remove single or all entries from the redial list.
Adjusting ringtone volume, ringtones, key tone, and docking tone.
Activating ECO+ mode to reduce radiation and standby time.
Assigning a name to the handset.
Setting the phone's date and time.
Changing the language displayed on the handset screen.
Turning on/off, setting language, and answer mode.
Recording, listening, and restoring default announcements.
Information about new messages and indicators.
How to play back recorded messages from base or handset.
Removing individual or all messages from the answering machine.
Adjusting the number of rings before the answering machine answers.
Activating/deactivating remote access and changing PIN.
Steps to call and operate the answering machine from outside.
Setting to filter incoming calls (all vs. missed).
Joining an external call with another handset.
Formatting outgoing call numbers with a prefix.
Adjusting recall time and setting dialling mode (tone/pulse).
Synchronizing date and time automatically from the network.
Adding new handsets to the base station.
Removing handsets from the base station.
Resetting phone settings to factory defaults.
Key specifications like talk time, range, phonebook, and features.
Details about the rechargeable batteries and power adapter.
Physical specifications for handset, base, and charger.
Declarations of conformity, GAP compliance, and EMF compliance.
Guidelines for environmentally sound disposal of old products and batteries.
Details on packaging and recycling.
Resolving issues with no signal, registration failures, or searching status.
Addressing connection loss, distorted sound, bad audio, and no dialing tone.
Resolving issues with charging, no docking tone, or no display.
Solutions for wrong language selection, voicemail settings, and audio issues.
Tables showing character mapping for different languages.
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