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User Manual DE915/DE935
1 Introduction
We would like to congratulate you
on your new receiver. In purchas-
ing the new Swissphone
DE915/DE935 you have chosen a
h
igh quality device. The three-
button operated Swissphone
D
E915/DE935 is a noteworthy
product thanks to its combination
of attractive design, great flexibil-
ity and high quality.
There are several different configu-
rations available for your
DE915/DE935, so some functions
described in this manual may not be
available on your device.
T
his manual provides information to help you operate your device
to its optimal ability; therefore you should always keep it handy.
We hope you enjoy reading this manual and using your Swiss-
phone DE915/DE935.
2 First Steps
Installing Battery
The DE915/DE935 uses dry cell as well as rechargeable batter-
ies. The designated place for the battery is at its backside.
Insert it carefully into the device and paying careful attention to
the contacts. Ensure that the battery position matches contacts
perfectly before you close the back cover. The DE915/DE935
will start up automatically after the battery has been installed
properly and will perform a start-up test. When the start-up
test is completed, indicate whether you are using dry cell or
rechargeable batteries in the settings first.
See chapter “Recharge battery/power supply” for more infor-
mation.
Switching on
To manually switch on the DE915/DE935, press and hold any
of the three buttons at the front until the start-up screen
appears.
3 Key functions and navigation
Confirmation button OK
Read messages
Confirm and acknowledge alerts
Show user menu
Confirm settings
Navigation button UP
Navigate up or to the right
Change settings
Return to the start-up screen by
holding
Navigation button DOWN
Navigate down or to the left
Change settings
Display the status
Show secondary menu items by holding
Enter the user menu
Press “OK” to enter the user menu. You can navigate through
the menu by pressing the navigation buttons “UP” and
“DOWN”. Confirm your selection by pressing “OK”. Every key-
stroke activates the backlight.
The device meets the provisions of the European directive
R&TTE 99/05/EG (“Radio Equipment and Telecommunications
Terminal Equipment”).
You can request a copy of the declaration of conformity from
info@swissphone.com.
This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation
is subject to the condition that this device does not cause
harmful interference.
08/16 0343157 V3
8 Settings
The menu items depend on the configuration of your DE915/DE935.
Battery Choose the type of battery installed
Confirmation tone The confirmation tone can be switched
on or off
Date and time To change date and time, press naviga-
t
ion buttons “UP” and “DOWN” until
the correct number is displayed and
c
onfirm it by pressing the “OK” button
Detailed status Status of the installed battery
Signal strength at the current posi-
tion (DE935 only)
- Signal strength during the last
measurement
- Signal strength when the last mes-
sage was received
Backlight Switch the automatic backlight on or
off
Out of range alarm Switch the out of range alarm on or off
Device information Shows the serial number and the cur-
rent firmware version
Contrast Adjust the contrast from “1” (bright) to
“8” (dark)
Message font Choose the font size for the message
text
Melodies Change the melody for a selected
address
Call reminder Choose the type of reminder: flashing
and/or a beep
Language Change the menu language
Key lock Switch the automatic key lock on or off
Key click Switch the key click on or off
Key vibration Switch the vibration on or off when
you reach the end of a menu
Vibration Switch the vibration on or off
Alarm clock Set the alarm time and activate or
deactivate the alarm
9 Profiles
The DE915/DE935 uses two types of
profiles: select and toggle profiles.
While only one select-profile can be
activated, multiple toggle-profiles
can be activated simultaneously. The
picture to the left shows that two
select-profiles (“select profile 2” and “select profile 3”) are
available. The profile currently active is “select profile 2”.
Toggle-profiles may be (de)activated independent of any other
profile. You will recognize toggle-profiles by the “check-box” in
front of their profile name.
10 Power-on lock
You must enter a PIN code at the start-up menu when the
power-on lock is activated. Press navigation buttons “UP” and
“DOWN” to enter the code. When the correct number is dis-
played, confirm it by pressing the confirmation button “OK”. If
a wrong code has been entered ten times, the device will be
locked. It can only be unlocked by the programming software.
11 Alarm clock
Alarm clock settings
Choose “Alarm clock” in the menu to
set the alarm. Use navigation buttons
“UP” and “DOWN” to switch the
alarm on or off. You can set the alarm
t
ime by pressing both navigation but-
tons “UP” and “DOWN” and then
c
onfirm with “OK”.
Alarm confirmation
When the alarm sounds the display
shows “snooze” or “stop”. If you
choose “stop” the alarm will be
stopped. It remains active and will
sound again on the following day. A
symbol in the start-up display shows
y
ou whether the alarm is activated or not.
If you chose “snooze” the alarm will stop temporarily and will
sound again after five minutes.
Switch on by alarm clock
If the alarm is activated while the DE915/DE935 is switched off,
it will be switched on at the alarm’s set time and the alarm will
sound.
12 Charging batteries / power supply
While charging, the charger’s LED shines orange. The colour
changes to green once the charging process is completed. The
charging state and the name of the charging profile are dis-
played on the device during charging. The DE915/DE935 offers
a profile for either alerting in a multi or single charger.
Battery
You may use the following battery sizes: AA, LR6, AM3 or
mignon:
• Dry cell batteries
• Nickel metal hydride rechargeable batteries
Important Advice
• Do not recharge dry batteries to reduce the risk of fire or
explosion.
• Use only genuine Swissphone chargers for safety reasons.
• Do not throw batteries into a fire to prevent an explosion.
13 Miscellaneous
See the Swissphone homepage http://www.swissphone.com
for additional information for this and other company products.
Safety guidelines
• Do not use this device in explosive areas.
• Do not open the device.
• Do not remove any labels.
Disclaimer
Swissphone assumes no warranty and no liability about the
content of this document. Changes to the contents of this man-
ual are made from time to time.
Signal strength indicator (RSSI)
Best signal strength
No signal available
(no reception)
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SwissPhone DE915 Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandSwissPhone
ModelDE915
CategoryPager
LanguageEnglish

Summary

Introduction to DE915/DE935

Getting Started with DE915/DE935

Installing the Battery

Instructions for inserting dry cell or rechargeable batteries into the device.

Switching the Device On

Manual procedure to turn on the DE915/DE935 receiver.

Key Functions and Navigation

Confirmation Button OK

Functions of the OK button for confirming actions and reading messages.

Navigation Button UP

Usage of the UP navigation button for menu traversal and settings.

Navigation Button DOWN

Usage of the DOWN navigation button for menu traversal and status display.

Accessing the User Menu

Procedure to enter and navigate the device's user menu.

Device Settings and Configuration

Battery Type Setting

Option to choose the installed battery type for the device.

Confirmation Tone

Enabling or disabling the confirmation tone for actions.

Date and Time Adjustment

How to set the correct date and time on the device.

Detailed Status Information

Displaying signal strength and last measurement data.

Backlight Control

Switching the automatic backlight on or off.

Out of Range Alarm

Enabling or disabling the alarm for being out of range.

Device Information Display

Viewing serial number and firmware version.

Contrast Adjustment

Setting screen contrast from 1 (bright) to 8 (dark).

Message Font Selection

Choosing the font size for message text display.

Melodies and Call Reminders

Customizing melodies and setting call reminder types.

Language Settings

Changing the menu language on the device.

Key Lock and Feedback

Configuring automatic key lock, key click, and vibration.

Alarm Clock Setup

Setting the alarm time and activating/deactivating the alarm.

Profiles Management

Understanding Profile Types

Explanation of select and toggle profiles and their activation.

Power-On Lock Feature

Entering the PIN Code

Procedure for entering the PIN code to unlock the device on startup.

Alarm Clock Operation

Setting and Activating Alarm

How to set the alarm time and switch it on or off.

Alarm Sound Options

Using 'snooze' or 'stop' functions when the alarm sounds.

Automatic Power-On

Device automatically switches on at the set alarm time.

Battery Charging and Power Supply

Charging Indicator

Understanding the charger LED color for charging status.

Supported Battery Types

Information on using AA, LR6, AM3, or mignon batteries.

Important Safety Advice

Precautions for charging batteries and using chargers safely.

Miscellaneous Information

Safety Guidelines

Warnings against using the device in explosive areas or opening it.

Disclaimer of Liability

Statement regarding warranty, liability, and manual content changes.

FCC and R&TTE Compliance

Device compliance with FCC rules and European directives.

Processing and Reading Messages

Receiving New Messages

Alerting methods (tone, vibration, illumination) upon message receipt.

Scrolling Through Messages

Navigating and marking messages as read.

Inbox and Folders

Storage of messages in the inbox or designated folders.

Protecting and Deleting Messages

Options to protect, remove protection, or delete messages/folders.

Locking Messages/Folders (DE935)

Securing messages or folders with a PIN code.

Call Reminder Function

Notifying users of unread messages after a set period.

Main Menu Navigation

Accessing the Main Menu

How to enter the main menu from the start-up screen.

Menu Options Overview

Brief description of main menu items like Alert, Settings, Messages.

Alerting Options

Configurable Alert Types

Choosing between Loud, Quiet, Discreet, and Silent alert patterns.

Alert Pattern Chart

Visual guide showing alert patterns for different configurations.

High Priority Alerts

How high priority messages are indicated with loud alerts.

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