Philips DECT 629 User Manual

Explains the function of soft keys, navigation, and call keys.

Describes the colour display, microphone, and earpiece.

Covers case mode, intercom, and call transfer functions.

Shows the current battery charge level.

Indicates the handset's signal strength to the base.

Shows if the ringtone is activated or deactivated.

Indicates if the alarm clock is activated.

Shows external or internal call progress and incoming calls.

Indicates when the handset keypad is locked.

Shows if the handset loudspeaker is activated.

Alerts the user to new messages or voicemails.

Indicates answer machine status, new messages, and call screening.

Shows the current time and date on the base.

Displays the count of new or total messages.

Locates a missing handset by making it ring.

Adjusts the base station's loudspeaker volume level.

Keys for managing answer machine playback and settings.

Locates all handsets by making them ring.

Switches the answer machine ON or OFF.

Options for sending, receiving, and managing SMS messages.

Configuration for date, time, and alarm functions.

Adding, editing, and viewing contacts.

Customizing handset display, tones, and names.

Adjusting dial mode, flash time, security, and registration.

Functions of MENU, SELECT, OK, and BACK soft keys.

Functions of PHBK, MUTE, UNMUTE, SILENT, CLEAR, SAVE, VIEW keys.

Equipment is not for emergency calls during power failure.

Declares compliance with R&TTE Directive and essential requirements.

Specifies electrical supply needs and power failure impact.

Classifies network voltage according to EN 60-950.

Avoid water contact, opening unit, conductive materials, wrong batteries.

Guidelines for recycling packaging, batteries, and old products (WEEE).

Guarantees minimum operating standards with other DECT GAP devices.

Lists the contents of the DECT 623 package.

Lists the contents of the DECT 627 package.

Instructions for connecting the line adaptor to the cable.

Connecting the power supply unit to the base station.

Connecting the telephone line cord to the base station.

Emphasizes using the provided line cable for proper function.

Specifies the time required for batteries to fully charge.

Warns against using non-supplied battery types due to explosion risk.

Excludes batteries and wear-prone components from warranty.

Achieved after 3 full charge/discharge cycles.

Provides hours for talk time and standby mode.

Specifies operational range in meters indoors and outdoors.

Configuring the phone for the country of use and selecting the operator.

Instructions on how to turn the handset off or on.

Long-pressing the '*' key locks the keypad in idle mode.

Information shown on the display in idle mode.

How to navigate and select options within the phone's menus.

Step-by-step guide for call management.

How to initiate calls using stored contacts.

Saving a number with a name before or after dialing.

Making calls using the recorded call log entries.

Temporarily silencing the microphone during a call.

Making internal calls and transferring external calls between handsets.

How to access contacts and call history during a call.

Activating or deactivating the handsfree loudspeaker.

Adjusting earpiece and loudspeaker volume during an active call.

Information on Caller ID and Call Waiting services.

Changing between uppercase, lowercase, and sentence case for text.

Entering characters by pressing keys multiple times.

Demonstrates the multi-tap system for entering a name.

Subscription to CLI and SMS services from the network operator.

Step-by-step guide to composing and sending an SMS.

Maximum characters per SMS and storage capacity.

Accessing SMS messages through the call log.

Accessing SMS messages through the dedicated Inbox menu.

Navigating between message pages and available actions.

Sending a reply to a received SMS message.

Modifying and resending a received SMS.

Storing a sender's number from an SMS into the phonebook.

Removing individual SMS messages from the Inbox.

Erasing all received SMS messages at once.

Viewing messages that have been successfully sent.

Modifying and resending previously sent SMS.

Re-transmitting messages from the Outbox.

Storing a sent message for later editing or sending.

Removing individual sent SMS messages.

Erasing all sent SMS messages at once.

Modifying and sending a message saved in the draft folder.

Removing individual draft SMS messages.

Erasing all draft SMS messages at once.

Configuring outgoing and incoming SMS centre numbers.

Designating the primary SMS center for sending messages.

Configuring the current date and time on the handset and base.

Activating and configuring the alarm clock (On/Off, Once, Daily).

Selecting from available melodies for the alarm tone.

Assigning specific ring tones to caller groups.

Adding new names and numbers to the phonebook.

Saving a dialed number into the phonebook.

Saving numbers from the redial list into the phonebook.

Saving numbers from the call log into the phonebook.

Accessing and viewing stored contact details.

Using keys to move through phonebook entries.

Initiating calls directly from the phonebook.

Composing and sending SMS messages to contacts.

Modifying existing contact details.

Removing a specific contact from the phonebook.

Erasing all contacts from the phonebook.

Displaying lists of incoming, outgoing, and missed calls.

Making calls using entries from the call log.

Saving numbers from the call log into the phonebook.

Removing individual entries from the call log.

Erasing all entries from the call log.

Displaying the list of recently dialed numbers.

Making calls using entries from the redial list.

Saving numbers from the redial list into the phonebook.

Removing individual numbers from the redial list.

Erasing all entries from the redial list.

Making free calls between handsets.

Transferring external calls to another handset.

Seamlessly switching between intercom and external calls.

Sharing an external call with two other handsets.

Choosing an image for the idle mode display.

Adjusting the screen contrast levels.

Setting ring volume, ringtones, and key tones.

Selecting ring melodies for incoming calls.

Assigning ring tones based on caller groups.

Enabling or disabling audible feedback for key presses.

Controlling alert beeps for new SMS messages.

Changing the displayed name of the handset.

Enabling automatic answering by lifting the handset.

Selecting the display language for the phone menus.

Setting the phone's dialling method (Tone or Pulse).

Configuring the flash time for operator services.

Setting the language for predefined outgoing answer machine messages.

Personalizing the handset's PIN code.

Limiting outgoing calls by setting call barring numbers.

Adding additional handsets to the base station.

Removing a handset from the base station.

Restoring the phone to its factory default configuration.

Redirecting incoming calls to another phone number.

Enabling or disabling operator-dependent services.

Explains the function of each key on the DECT 627 base station.

Icons indicating answer machine status and messages.

How to play back new voice messages.

Adjusting the loudspeaker volume during message playback.

Options for deleting individual or all messages.

Setting the answer mode and choosing outgoing messages.

Configuring the number of rings before the answer machine picks up.

Enabling or disabling call screening on the base loudspeaker.

Setting a code for remote access to the answer machine.

Recording custom welcome messages for the answer machine.

Listening to recorded outgoing messages.

Removing custom outgoing messages.

Leaving and retrieving short messages for family members.

Lists default values for handset settings like volume, ringtone, etc.

Lists default values for answer machine settings.

Solutions for lacking a dial tone after installation.

Information on leaving the handset on the base.

Whether recorded data is lost during power failures.

Reasons for incorrect date/time display, especially with ISDN.

Resolving conflicts when both are on the same line.

What CLI is and how it works.

Explains Caller Name Identification service.

Information on Ringtone Equivalence Number (REN).

Solutions for the answering machine failing to record calls.

Conditions required to send SMS messages.

SMS usability when other handsets are in use.

Sending SMS to fixed lines or international numbers.

How to find or set SMS centre numbers.

Issues when using SMS on a line with other SMS-enabled phones.

Solutions for the icon not scrolling when handset is on base.

Common causes and solutions for lack of dial tone.

Solutions for the phone not ringing.

Diagnosing issues with handset registration or range.

Solutions for line noise or poor connection quality.

Issues when adding new handsets or using existing ones.

Minimizing interference from electrical appliances.

Solutions for CLI service not functioning correctly.

Issues when unable to store phonebook entries.

Solutions for the answering machine failing to record calls.

Problems with accessing the answer machine remotely.

Issues preventing the recording of outgoing messages.

Solutions for the answer machine disconnecting during remote access.

Reasons for the answering machine stopping unexpectedly.