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Philips SE150 - User Manual

Philips SE150
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Charge the handset for 24 hours before use.
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CD150
SE150
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Summary

Important Information

Power Requirements

Product requires 220-240V AC supply and proper grounding.

Safety Information

General safety guidelines for phone usage, including heat, drops, and cleaning.

Conformity

Product compliance with EU directives and network connection.

GAP Standard Compliance

Explanation of DECT GAP compatibility and basic functions.

Recycling and Disposal

Instructions for environmentally sound disposal of the product.

Electric, Magnetic and Electromagnetic Fields (EMF)

Information on electromagnetic fields and product safety precautions.

Your Phone

Whats in the Box

Lists all components provided with the Philips phone package.

Overview of Your Phone

Details on handset buttons, display, and base station functionality.

Display Icons

Meaning of various icons displayed on the handset screen.

Overview of the Base Station

Identification of parts and features of the phone's base station.

Getting Started

Connect the Base Station

Steps to connect the base station to power and telephone line.

Wall Mounting the Base

Guidance for securely mounting the base station on a wall.

Install Your Phone

Procedures for inserting batteries and initial handset charging.

Welcome Mode

Initial phone setup for country, language, and operator.

Menu Structure

Navigation guide through the phone's menu system.

Using Your Phone

Make a Call

Instructions for initiating outgoing calls using different methods.

Answer a Call

How to receive and respond to incoming calls.

End a Call

Methods for terminating an active conversation.

Use More of Your Phone

Switch the Handset On;Off

Procedure to power the handset on and off.

Keypad Lock;Unlock

How to secure the keypad from accidental use.

Text or Number Entry

Guide to inputting characters and digits via the keypad.

Call in Progress

Features available during an active phone call.

Using Your Phonebook

Managing contacts, storing, editing, and deleting entries.

Using the Redial List

Accessing and managing the list of recently dialed numbers.

Using the Call Log

Viewing and managing the history of incoming and outgoing calls.

Using the Intercom

Features for internal calls, call transfer, and conference calls.

Paging

Locating a handset using the paging feature.

Personal Settings

Change the Handset Name

Customizing the name displayed on the handset.

Handset Tone

Adjusting ring volume, melodies, and key beep.

Change the Display Language

Choosing the language for the handset display.

Activate;deactivate Auto Hang-up

Enabling automatic call ending by placing handset on base.

Clock and Alarm

Set Date and Time

Configuring the current date and time on the phone.

Set Date;Time Format

Selecting preferred display formats for date and time.

Set Alarm

Configuring alarm times and modes.

Set Alarm Tone

Choosing the sound for the alarm notification.

Advanced Settings

Change Master PIN

Modifying the Master PIN for registration and security.

Registration

Procedure to add new handsets to the base station.

Unregister

Procedure to remove handsets from the base station.

Country Selection

Changing the phone's country-specific settings.

Reset Unit

Restoring the phone to its factory default settings.

Set Prefix

Defining a prefix for outgoing calls.

Change Recall Time

Adjusting the dial delay for line disconnection.

Change the Dial Mode

Selecting between tone and pulse dialing methods.

Set First Ring

Disabling the first ring for incoming calls.

Default Settings

Table listing all default configuration values.

Technical Data

Product Specifications

Details on display, features, storage, battery, power, and environmental conditions.

Frequently Asked Questions

Connection Issues Troubleshooting

Solutions for problems related to phone connection and power.

Sound Issues Troubleshooting

Resolving issues with ringing, audio clarity, and microphone.

Product Behavior Troubleshooting

Addressing common problems like keypad, registration, and display errors.

Summary

Important Information

Power Requirements

Product requires 220-240V AC supply and proper grounding.

Safety Information

General safety guidelines for phone usage, including heat, drops, and cleaning.

Conformity

Product compliance with EU directives and network connection.

GAP Standard Compliance

Explanation of DECT GAP compatibility and basic functions.

Recycling and Disposal

Instructions for environmentally sound disposal of the product.

Electric, Magnetic and Electromagnetic Fields (EMF)

Information on electromagnetic fields and product safety precautions.

Your Phone

Whats in the Box

Lists all components provided with the Philips phone package.

Overview of Your Phone

Details on handset buttons, display, and base station functionality.

Display Icons

Meaning of various icons displayed on the handset screen.

Overview of the Base Station

Identification of parts and features of the phone's base station.

Getting Started

Connect the Base Station

Steps to connect the base station to power and telephone line.

Wall Mounting the Base

Guidance for securely mounting the base station on a wall.

Install Your Phone

Procedures for inserting batteries and initial handset charging.

Welcome Mode

Initial phone setup for country, language, and operator.

Menu Structure

Navigation guide through the phone's menu system.

Using Your Phone

Make a Call

Instructions for initiating outgoing calls using different methods.

Answer a Call

How to receive and respond to incoming calls.

End a Call

Methods for terminating an active conversation.

Use More of Your Phone

Switch the Handset On;Off

Procedure to power the handset on and off.

Keypad Lock;Unlock

How to secure the keypad from accidental use.

Text or Number Entry

Guide to inputting characters and digits via the keypad.

Call in Progress

Features available during an active phone call.

Using Your Phonebook

Managing contacts, storing, editing, and deleting entries.

Using the Redial List

Accessing and managing the list of recently dialed numbers.

Using the Call Log

Viewing and managing the history of incoming and outgoing calls.

Using the Intercom

Features for internal calls, call transfer, and conference calls.

Paging

Locating a handset using the paging feature.

Personal Settings

Change the Handset Name

Customizing the name displayed on the handset.

Handset Tone

Adjusting ring volume, melodies, and key beep.

Change the Display Language

Choosing the language for the handset display.

Activate;deactivate Auto Hang-up

Enabling automatic call ending by placing handset on base.

Clock and Alarm

Set Date and Time

Configuring the current date and time on the phone.

Set Date;Time Format

Selecting preferred display formats for date and time.

Set Alarm

Configuring alarm times and modes.

Set Alarm Tone

Choosing the sound for the alarm notification.

Advanced Settings

Change Master PIN

Modifying the Master PIN for registration and security.

Registration

Procedure to add new handsets to the base station.

Unregister

Procedure to remove handsets from the base station.

Country Selection

Changing the phone's country-specific settings.

Reset Unit

Restoring the phone to its factory default settings.

Set Prefix

Defining a prefix for outgoing calls.

Change Recall Time

Adjusting the dial delay for line disconnection.

Change the Dial Mode

Selecting between tone and pulse dialing methods.

Set First Ring

Disabling the first ring for incoming calls.

Default Settings

Table listing all default configuration values.

Technical Data

Product Specifications

Details on display, features, storage, battery, power, and environmental conditions.

Frequently Asked Questions

Connection Issues Troubleshooting

Solutions for problems related to phone connection and power.

Sound Issues Troubleshooting

Resolving issues with ringing, audio clarity, and microphone.

Product Behavior Troubleshooting

Addressing common problems like keypad, registration, and display errors.

Philips SE150 Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandPhilips
ModelSE150
CategoryCordless Telephone
LanguageEnglish

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