SDT 1.7 A3 - Phone SILVERCREST - Free user manual and instructions

USER MANUAL SDT 1.7 A3 SILVERCREST

Loansfesg as 62404 SOBT

DEUTSCHLAND / GERMANY

Operating instructions and safety instructions

(4) (3)

Comfort telefoon

Electrical components including a power plug, battery pack, and cable with labeled parts (C, D, E, F) and an open book illustration below.

SDT 17 A3 + - + -

(Abbildung ähnlich)

Aufladen der Akkus

Symbol of a trash bin crossed with no text or numbers, representing waste sorting or disposal (no text present)

Technical specifications....56

Safety instructions....56

Copyright 59

Overview....60

Handset....60

Menu and phonebook button functions....61

Display icons....62

Base....63

Bottom view of base....64

Before you start 65

Connecting the Base 65

Inserting the Batteries into the Handset....66

Charging the Batteries 66

Getting started 67

Switching the Handset On and Off....67

Setting the language 67

Setting the handset language....67

Setting the answering machine language....67

Setting the date and time....68

Setting the time format 68

Menu....69

Menu overview....69

Ans Machine (Answering Machine) 70

Play Message 70

Delete Msgs (Delete messages) 70

Ans On/Off (Answering machine on/off)....70

Record Memo....71

Outgoing Msg (Outgoing Message)....71

Ans Settings (Answering Machine Settings) 71

SMS....73

Write Message....73

Inbox....74

Outbox....75

Drafts....76

Templates....76

SMS Settings 77

Phonebook....77

New Entry....78

Edit Entry 78

Show Details....78

Copy Entry....78

Copy Append....79

Copy All....79

Delete Entry 80

Delete All 80

Mem Status....80

Call Lists 80

Outgoing Calls 80

Accepted Calls 80

Missed Calls 80

Handset....80

Ring Tone 81

Ringer Volume 81

Handset Name 81

Keypad Beep 81

Contrast....82

Auto Talk 82

Backlight Time....82

Confirm Beep....82

Select Base 82

Language 82

Registration 83

Hs Default 83

Base Settings 84

Ring Tone 84

Ringer Volume 84

Dial Mode 85

Recall....85

First Ring....85

System PIN 85

BS Default 86

Time 86

Set Alarm 86

Date and Time 87

Set Time Format 87

Tools 87

Appointment....87

Stop Watch....88

Everyday Use....89

Making calls 89

External calls....89

Calling a number from the phonebook....89

Internal calls....89

Redial 90

Answering incoming calls 90

Calls list....90

Calling a phone number from the calls list 91

Hands-free function 91

Muting the microphone....91

Call forwarding 92

Intercom and conference calls....92

Locking the keypad 92

Switching the ringtone off 93

Search function....93

Answering machine....94

Remote listening to the messages / Remotely configuring your answering machine 95

Troubleshooting 96

Cleaning / Maintenance 96

Environmental regulations and disposal information 97

Conformity notes....97

Warranty and servicing advice 98

Congratulations!

By purchasing the SilverCrest SDT 1.7 A3 DECT telephone with answer machine, hereinafter referred to as the telephone, you have opted for a quality product.

Before first using it, familiarise yourself with the way the telephone works and read these operating instructions through carefully. Be careful to follow the safety instructions and only use the telephone as described in the operating instructions and for the applications given.

Keep these operating instructions in a safe place. If you pass the telephone on to someone else, make sure to give them all the relevant documents with it.

Intended use

This is a communications technology device. You can connect the SilverCrest SDT 1.7 A3 DECT telephone to the analogue telephone network. In order to use the device, it has to be installed properly first. The DECT telephone has been designed for wireless telephone conversations, sending and receiving text messages and answering calls automatically. The device may only be used for private use, not industrial or commercial use. Furthermore, the telephone, the base and the power adapter may not be used in tropical climates. Do not use the base or the power adapter outdoors. This device fulfils all standards and directives listed in the Declaration of Conformity. In the case of unauthorised modifications to the device, compliance with these standards shall no longer be guaranteed. The manufacturer shall not be liable for any damage or malfunctions resulting from such modifications. Only use accessories recommended by the manufacturer. Any use other than that mentioned above does not correspond to the intended use.

Observe the regulations and laws in the country of use.

Package contents

Please unpack all parts and check if the package contents are complete. Remove all package material. If you find anything missing or damaged, please contact the Customer Service.

SILVERCREST A B C D E F

A Handset

B Base

C Telephone cord (illustration may differ according to country)

D Power adapter (illustration may differ according to country)

Manufacturer: Tenpao

Model number: S003GV0500060

E 2 x AAA batteries (similar to illustration)

F These operating instructions (linear illustration)

Technical specifications

Telephony standards DECT /	GAP
Power supply	Manufacturer: TenpaoModel number: S003GV0500060Input: 100 - 240 VAC, 50/60Hz, 150mAOutput: 5V = 600mAPower consumption: Standby < 0.5WOperation max. 2W
Handset, rechargeable batteries 2 rechargeable AAA / HR03 / Micro batteries (NiMH), 1.2V / 600mAh
Handset, standby approx. 100 hours in standby mode
Handset, talk time approx. 10 hours
Handset, charging time approx. 16 hours
Answering machine recording time max. 3 minutes per message
Dial modes	Tone dialPulse dial
Operating temperature range +5 °C to +40 °C
Storage temperature range 0 °C to +60 °C
Relative humidity max. 85 % (non-condensing)
Dimensions (width x height x depth)
Base	136 mm x 70 mm x 77 mm
Handset	51 mm x 155 mm x 29 mm
Weight
Base	approx. 190 g incl. power adapter
Handset	approx. 117 g incl. rechargeable batteries

The technical data and design may be changed without prior notice.

Safety instructions

Before you use this device for the first time, please read the following notes and heed all warnings, even if you are familiar with handling electronic devices. Keep this manual in a safe place for future reference. If you sell the device or pass it on, it is essential that you also hand over this manual, as it is part of the product.

Explanation of danger-alerting symbols used in this manual

DANGER! This symbol and the word "Danger" alert you to a potentially dangerous situation. Ignoring it can lead to severe injury or even death.

WARNING! This symbol and the word "Warning" denote important information required for the safe operation of the product and for the safety of its users.

This symbol denotes harmful electric voltage.

When encountering this symbol on the device, the user must note the following: Please only use the supplied power adapter (manufacturer: Tenpao / model number: S003GV0500060) for the base.

This symbol denotes further information on the topic.

WARNING! Always make sure that

• the device is not exposed to direct heat sources (e.g. radiators);
• no direct sunlight or bright artificial light reaches the device;
- contact with water spray and drops and aggressive fluids is avoided and the device is never operated near water;
- the device is never submerged (do not place any items containing liquids, such as drinks, vases, etc. on or near the device);
• the device is never placed near magnetic fields (e.g. speakers);
- no naked flames (e.g. burning candles) are placed on or near the device;
- no foreign bodies can penetrate into the device
- the device is not subjected to any major temperature fluctuations as this can cause condensation and short-circuiting. If the device has been exposed to strong temperature fluctuations, wait for it to reach the ambient temperature before switching it on (about 2 hours).
- the device should not be subjected to excessive shocks and vibrations;

Failure to heed the warnings above may result in damage to the device or injury.

DANGER! Children and persons with disabilities

Electrical devices are not suitable for children. Children may not understand that they can be dangerous. Also persons with reduced physical, sensory or mental capabilities should only use electrical devices in appropriate circumstances. Never allow children to use electrical devices unsupervised. unless they are instructed accordingly and supervised by a competent person responsible for their safety. Children should always be supervised to ensure that they do not play with the product. Small parts can represent choking hazards. Keep the packaging away from children and persons with disabilities.

DANGER! Danger of suffocation!

DANGER! Power adapter

Please only use the supplied power adapter (manufacturer: Tenpao / model number: S003GV0500060) for the base. Never connect the power adapter to other devices. Only plug the power adapter into a suitable and easily accessible power socket. Do not touch the power adapter with wet hands as this could cause an electric shock. If the power adapter has to be replaced, it must be replaced only by a power adapter of the same type and manufacturer. Never open the housing of the base or the power adapter. Opening the housing can expose you to a lethal electric shock. Unplug the power adapter from the mains under the following circumstances:

• in any dangerous situation
- if the power adapter makes an unusual noise or gives off smoke
• before a storm and/or thunderstorm
- when the power adapter or the power cord have been damaged
- if the power adapter has been exposed to rain, liquids or high levels of humidity
- when you wish to clean it
- The power adapter consumes electricity even in Standby mode. In order to completely disconnect the device from the mains, the power adapter must be pulled out from the power socket.

Please follow these instructions to avoid risk of potential fatal injury or fire! Never cover the power adapter, otherwise there is a risk of fire.

WARNING! Cables

Unplug all cables by holding the plugs and never pull on the cables themselves. Never place pieces of furniture or other heavy objects on the cables and take care that they do not become damaged, especially at the plugs and sockets. Never tie knots in a cable and do not tie them to other cables. All cables must be laid so that nobody can trip over them or be obstructed by them.

DANGER! Rechargeable Batteries

Insert the rechargeable batteries with the correct polarity. Never throw any rechargeable batteries into fire. Remove the rechargeable batteries if the device is not going to be used for a long time. Improper use could cause explosions or leaks. Rechargeable batteries are not toys! If a rechargeable battery is swallowed, seek medical help immediately.

Batteries must never be opened or deformed. Otherwise any leaking battery fluids may cause injuries. If the battery fluid comes into contact with the skin or eyes, rinse immediately with plenty of water and seek medical aid.

Never use conventional (non-rechargeable) batteries instead of the rechargeable batteries. Only use rechargeable batteries of the same type. Always use two rechargeable batteries of the same type and capacity. You will find this information in the "Technical specifications" chapter.

Rechargeable batteries must be disposed of at specific collection points. For more information about rechargeable battery disposal, please see the "Environmental regulations and disposal information" chapter.

Operating environment

The device is not designed for use in environments with high humidity (e.g. bathrooms) or excessive levels of dust. Operating temperature and operating humidity: +5°C to +40 °C, max. 85 % relative humidity.

Storage when not in use

When left unused for a long period of time, remove the rechargeable batteries from the handset. Unplug the power adapter from the mains and disconnect it from the base. Also make sure that the storage temperature is maintained between 0 °C and +60 °C Humidity must not exceed 85% rel. humidity.

Copyright

All the contents of this user manual are protected by copyright and provided to the reader for information only. Copying data and information without the prior explicit written consent of the author is strictly forbidden. This also applies to any commercial use of the contents and information. All texts and diagrams are up-to-date as of the date of printing.

Overview

An additional illustration of the items and controls and their corresponding numbers can be found on the inner page of the fold-out cover of this user manual. You can keep this page folded out whilst reading the different chapters of this user manual. This allows you to refer to the relevant controls at any time.

Handset

SILVERCREST 1 2 3 4 5 MENU INT R 6 7 8 9 10 0 P

#

11 12

1. Slots for speaker output
2. Display
3. Phonebook button
4. Directional control (▲▼◀▶)

Redial

Recall/Flash (R) button

Call Lists

Internal call

1. End call (On/Off button)
2. Numeric buttons
3. Hash button (Button lock)
4. Microphone
5. Charging contacts
6. Asterisk button (ringtones on or off / toggles between upper and lower case)
7. Dial button (hands-free)
8. Menu button

Menu and phonebook button functions

The Menu button [12] and the Phonebook button [3] on the handset may have different functions depending on the operation mode. The currently assigned function will be indicated by a small display [2] icon just above the buttons.

Possible functions:

		OK / Confirm
		Delete
		Mute (Mute the sound)
		Back
		Cancel
		Play message
		Next message
		Accept the call
		Microphone mute off
		Opens another options menu
		Save entry
		Mute ringtone

In standby mode the buttons have the following functions assigned:

Menu button [12] Phonebook button [3]

Menu

Phonebook

Display icons

The following icons may appear on the top display line:

	Phonebook opened
General	Battery level:Batteries empty
General	Handset ringtone off
General	Hands-free enabled
General	Keypad locked
General	Incoming call answered
General	Microphone off (muted)
	Answering machine on
General	New text message (SMS)
General	Calls list:- entry in calls list (steady indication)- new entry in calls list (flashing)
General	Antenna icon:- within RF range (steady indication)- out of range (flashing)
General	Internal call, paging

Base

SILVERCREST 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24

13 Paging (search the handset)
14 Reduce audio volume (press briefly: reduce audio volume / keep pressed: set answer delay of answering machine, use buttons 19 and 22 to select, use button 14 to confirm)
15 Increase audio volume (press briefly: increase audio volume / keep pressed: set security code of answering machine, use buttons 19 and 22 to select, use button 15 to confirm)
16 Delete messages
17 Display
18 Microphone
19 Next (press briefly: skip to next message / keep pressed: record a message)
20 Playback/Pause
21 Answering machine on/off or Stop
22 Back (press briefly: goto previous message or play the current outgoing message / keep pressed: record an outgoing message)
23 Charger cradle with charging contacts
24 Speaker (back panel)

Bottom view of base

25 26 DC 5V 27

25 Telephone connection socket
26 Power adapter socket
27 Cable guides

Before you start

Connecting the Base

An illustration of the components mentioned below can be found in the Package Contents section on page 55.

• Using the supplied telephone cord [C], connect the telephone connection socket [25] on the bottom of the base [B] to the telephone wall jack.
• Connect the power adapter plug [D] to the power adapter socket [26] on the bottom of the base [B]. Plug the power adapter [D] into an easily accessible wall outlet.

Please only use the supplied power adapter (manufacturer: Tenpao / model number: S003GV0500060) for the base.

- Secure the cables in the corresponding cable guides [27].

25 26 B D 27 C

If possible, do not place the base in living rooms or bedrooms. Choose a place where you are usually not present all the time (e.g. on the corridor). The low-power ECO mode will already avoid unnecessary exposure to radiation.

Inserting the Batteries into the Handset

Open the battery compartment by gently pressing the ribbed area of the battery compartment cover and then sliding it downwards. Next remove the battery compartment cover. Insert the rechargeable batteries into the handset [A] as illustrated below. Take care to insert the batteries into the handset [A] observing the correct polarity (+ and -). The correct polarity is labelled on the batteries and inside the battery compartment. Replace the cover to close the battery compartment.

SDT 17 A3 + - +

(The figure is representational)

Charging the Batteries

DANGER! Never place the handset on the base without inserting the battery compartment cover!

Once the batteries have been inserted in the handset [A], they must be charged using the base [B] for at least 16 hours before using the handset for the first time. To do so, place the handset [A] with the display [2] facing forward onto the base [B]. A confirmation beep will sound.

On delivery, the batteries are not charged.

Getting started

Switching the Handset On and Off

As soon as a handset is placed onto the base it powers on automatically. You can also use the End call button [5] to power your handset on or off. To do so, press and hold the End call button [5] for longer than five seconds.

Setting the language

You can set the language for the handset and for the answering machine independently.

Setting the handset language

Proceed as follows to set the handset language:

• While the handset is in standby mode, press the Menu button [12] to show the menu.

- Press the ▲ or ▼ buttons on the directional control [4] to select the "Handset" menu.

- Press the Phonebook button [3] to confirm your selection.

- Press the ▲ or ▼ buttons on the directional control [4] to select the "Language" item.

- Press the Phonebook button [3] to confirm your selection.

- Press the ▲ or ▼ directional control buttons [4] to select the desired language (e.g. "English") from the list.

- Press the Phonebook button [3] to confirm your selection.

- A confirmation beep can be heard.

Setting the answering machine language

Proceed as follows to set the answering machine language:

• While the handset is in standby mode, press the Menu button [12] to show the menu.

- Press the ▲ or ▼ buttons on the directional control [4] to select the "Ans Machine" menu.

- Press the Phonebook button [3] to confirm your selection.

- Press the ▲ or ▼ buttons on the directional control [4] to select the "Ans Settings" item.

- Press the Phonebook button [3] to confirm your selection.

- Press the ▲ or ▼ buttons on the directional control [4] to select the "Language" item.

- Press the Phonebook button [3] to confirm your selection.

- Press the ▲ or ▼ directional control buttons [4] to select the desired language (e.g. "English") from the list.

- Press the Phonebook button [3] to confirm your selection.

• A confirmation beep can be heard.

Setting the date and time

When powering the device on for the first time, please set the date and time prior to using it. Proceed as follows:

• While the handset is in standby mode, press the Menu button [12] to show the menu.
- Press the ▲ or ▼ buttons on the directional control [4] to select the "Time" item.
- Press the Phonebook button [3] to confirm your selection.
- Press the ▲ or ▼ buttons on the directional control [4] to select the "Date and Time" item.
- Press the Phonebook button [3] to confirm your selection.
- Next you can set the day, the month and the year in sequence. Enter the desired value via the numeric buttons [6]. Select "Save" or press the Phonebook button [3] to confirm your input. You can now enter the hours and the minutes. Select "Save" or press the Phonebook button [3] to confirm your input. The time has to be entered in 24-hour format. If you enter a wrong value, a warning beep will sound.
• A beep will sound after the entire input has been completed.

Setting the time format

Upon factory delivery the time format is set to "24 HOUR". You can customise the clock time format as follows:

• While the handset is in standby mode, press the Menu button [12] to show the menu.
- Press the ▲ or ▼ buttons on the directional control [4] to select the "Time" item.
- Press the Phonebook button [3] to confirm your selection.
- Press the ▲ or ▼ buttons on the directional control [4] to select the "Set Time Format" item.
- Press the Phonebook button [3] to confirm your selection.
- Press the ▲ or ▼ buttons on the directional control [4] to select the "24Hour" option for 24-hours clock display or select "12Hour" for 12-hours clock display.
- Press the Phonebook button [3] to confirm your selection.
• A confirmation beep can be heard.

To distinguish ante meridian (morning) and post meridian (afternoon) time for the 12-hour display, "am" will display for ante meridian and "pm" for post meridian clock hours.

Menu

The handset features an easy-to-use menu. While the handset is in standby mode, press the Menu button [12] to show the menu.

Press the ▲ or ▼ buttons on the directional control [4] to navigate the menu. Press the Phonebook button [3] to confirm your selection.

Press the Menu button [12] to go back step by step. Press the End call button [5] to directly exit the menu without saving.

If no input is made during approx. 20 seconds, the menu is closed automatically.

Menu overview

Ans Machine Play MsgsDelete MsgsAns On/OffRecord MemoOutgoing MsgAns Settings		MSG
SMS	WriteInboxOutboxDraftsTemplatesSMS Settings
Phonebook	New Entry*Edit Entry*Show Details*Copy Entry*Copy Append*Copy All*Delete Entry*Delete All*Mem Status*
Call Lists Outgoing CallsAccepted CallsMissed Calls
Handset	Ring ToneRinger VolumeHandset NameKeypad Beep

	ContrastAuto TalkBacklight TimeConfirm BeepSelect BaseLanguageRegistrationHs Default
Base Settings De-register	Ring ToneRinger VolumeDial ModeRecallFirst RingSystem PINBS Default
Time	SetDate and TimeSet Time Format
Tools	AppointmentStop Watch

* These menu items will only be available if the "Option" item has been confirmed by using the Phonebook button [3] and at least one entry has been saved in the phonebook. If no entry was saved previously, only the "New Entry" and "Mem Status" items are available.

Ans Machine (Answering Machine)

This menu allows you to adjust the answering machine settings. Proceed as follows to open this menu:

• While the handset is in standby mode, press the Menu button [12] to show the menu.
• Press the ▲ or ▼ buttons on the directional control [4] to select the "Ans Machine" menu.
• Press the Phonebook button [3] to confirm your selection.
• Press ▲ or ▼ on the directional control [4] to select the desired menu item and then press the Phonebook button [3] to confirm.

Play Message

This allows you to play messages. The following options are available:

- Play New Msgs (Play New Messages)

Plays any new messages only. If no new messages exist, a corresponding voice message will sound and "00 New Msgs" will appear on the display.

• Play All Msgs (Play All Messages)

Plays all messages stored on the answering machine.

While listening to the messages, the Menu and Phonebook buttons have the following functions:

Menu button [12]: delete

Phonebook button [3]: skip to next message.

Delete Msgs (Delete messages)

This menu item allows you to delete all old messages. Press the Phonebook button [3] to delete the old messages.

Ans On/Off (Answering machine on/off)

Here you can enable or disable the answering machine.

Press the ▲ or ▼ directional control buttons [4] to select the desired option. Press the Phonebook button [3] to confirm the selected option. A confirmation beep can be heard.

You can also enable or disable the answering machine directly on the base. To do so, briefly press the "Answering machine on/off" button [21].

If you keep the "Answering machine on/off" button [21] pressed you can choose whether the callers can leave a voice message or not.

Record Memo

After the confirmation tone you can record a message on the answering machine. Press the Phonebook button [3] to save the message. The memo will be saved as a message.

You can also record messages directly on the base. Press and hold the Next button [19] of the base for at least 2 seconds to start recording. Press the Stop button [21] to stop recording.

Outgoing Msg (Outgoing Message)

The answering machine already contains two registered outgoing messages (welcome messages for "Answer and record" and for "Answer only"). Alternatively, you may record a custom message.

To record a custom outgoing (welcome) message, select the "Record" menu item, select "Play" to listen to the recorded message, or select "Default" to restore the default outgoing message.

In all cases you can select one of the following outgoing messages:

- Answer&Record

After this outgoing message, the caller can leave a message for you.

- Answer Only

After this outgoing message, the caller is not able to leave a message. In addition, the calls are logged in the calls list.

If you record a message, it will be played once automatically.

You set the outgoing message to be played in the "Ans Settings" under the "Answer Mode" item.

Ans Settings (Answering Machine Settings)

Here you can configure your answering machine.

Answer Mode

This lets you select the answering machine operating mode.

- Answer&Record

With this setting, the caller can leave a message for you after this outgoing message.

- Answer Only

With this setting, the caller can't leave any message after having listened to the outgoing message.

Press the ▲ or ▼ directional control buttons [4] to select the desired mode. To save the selected setting, press the Phonebook button [3].

Answer Delay

Here you can set how many times the telephone should ring before the answering machine picks-up the call. You can set between 2 and 9 rings or use the "Toll Saver" setting.

In toll saver mode the answering machine will answer after 5 rings if no new messages had been recorded. If new messages exist, it will answer after the second ring.

This setting is useful if you want to listen to the answering machine messages when you are absent. If it takes more than 2 rings, there are no new messages and you can dial off before the answering machine answers the call.

Language

This lets you select the answering machine language. Press the ▲ or ▼ directional control buttons [4] to select the desired language. To save the selected setting, press the Phonebook button [3].

If you use one of the pre-recorded outgoing messages, its language will also be changed accordingly.

Security Code

To edit the security code for the remote listening function, proceed as follows:

• Enter the new 3-digit code.
• Press the Phonebook button [3] to confirm your entry.

You will need this code for remote listening to the messages left on the answering machine. When resetting the answering machine, the security code of the base is reset to 000.

Tam Default (Reset Answering Machine)

This lets you restore the answering machine to its factory settings. To do so, you must enter the 4-digit PIN (default 0000). Press the Phonebook button [3] to confirm your entry.

SMS

This telephone lets you send and receive text messages (SMS). To be able to use this function, the following requirements must be met:

- Your phone line must have the Caller ID function enabled.

- Landline SMS must be supported by your telephone provider.

- Your telephone provider has enabled the sending and receiving of SMS messages for your telephone line.

For more information, check with your telephone network provider.

In order to be able to send or receive SMS messages, a few settings have to be configured for your telephone. This procedure is described in the "SMS Settings" chapter on page 77. Proceed as follows to open the "SMS" menu:

• While the handset is in standby mode, press the Menu button [12] to show the menu.

- Press the ▲ or ▼ buttons on the directional control [4] to select the "SMS" menu.

- Press the Phonebook button [3] to confirm your selection.

- Press ▲ or ▼ on the directional control [4] to select the desired menu item and then press the Phonebook button [3] to confirm.

Write Message

Input the SMS message text via the numeric buttons [6]. Press the Asterisk button [10] to toggle between upper case and lower case. You can select a different character set by keeping the Hash button [7] pressed. The currently selected input method will be indicated in the upper-right corner of the display. You can press the 0 or 1 buttons to enter special characters and press 0 for spacebar. A maximum of 160 characters is supported for text messages (SMS).

While typing a text message you can press the Phonebook button [3] to choose from the following options:

Send To

Input the phone number you want to send the message to or select the desired phonebook contact by pressing the right Phonebook button [3].

Press the Phonebook button [3] to send the message.

Save Message

The created message will be saved in Drafts. After the message has been saved, a confirmation beep will sound.

Use Template

With this function you can use a template. There are five templates that you can customise. Select a template with the directional control buttons [4] ▲ or ▼ and then press the Phonebook button [3] to confirm your selection. The template will be inserted in the current text message.

Inbox

This list contains all incoming SMS messages until you delete them manually.

For each message, the sender's phone number, name, date and time and status (new or old) will be shown.

Press the ▲ or ▼ directional control buttons [4] to navigate between this information for the individual SMS messages. Press the Phonebook button [3] to read the message.

The following options are available. You can also open them by pressing the Phonebook button [3].

Delete

The previously shown SMS will be erased after you confirm by pressing the Phonebook button [3]. Press the Menu button [12] to cancel.

Reply

To reply to the previously read SMS. After you have written your message, press the Phonebook button [3]. Now you can send your message, save it or use it as a template. To send the message, after selecting this option, input the desired phone number or select the desired phonebook contact by pressing the Phonebook button [3].

Forward

To forward the previously read SMS. After you have written your message, press the Phonebook button [3]. Now you can send your message, save it or use it as a template. To forward the message, after selecting this option, input the desired phone number or select the desired phonebook contact by pressing the Phonebook button [3].

Dial Number

As soon as you select this option, the number of the sender will be dialled.

Save Number

To save the phone number in the phonebook. Here you have to input the name, the phone number and the ringtone in sequence.

Delete All

After confirming by pressing the Phonebook button [3], all text messages will be deleted from the handset. Press the Menu button [12] to cancel.

Outbox

This list contains all outgoing and sent SMS messages until you delete them manually. Already sent SMS messages show an open envelope icon while all queued SMS messages show a closed envelope icon. An "X" appears in the list to indicate that a text message could not be send.

Press the ▲ or ▼ directional control buttons [4] to select the desired message. Press the Phonebook button [3] to confirm your selection.

The following options are available. You can also open them by pressing the Phonebook button [3].

Send To

The phone number is shown where the SMS message has been sent to. You can send the SMS to this phone number again or enter a new number to send it to. If you delete the phone number by pressing the Menu button [12] you can press the Phonebook button [3] to select a contact from the phonebook.

Press the Phonebook button [3] to send the message.

Save Message

The message will be saved in Drafts. After the message has been saved, a confirmation beep will sound.

Use Template

With this function you can use a template. Press the Phonebook button [3] to confirm your selection.

Dial Number

As soon as you select this option, the number of the sender will be dialled.

Delete

The previously shown message will be erased after you confirm by pressing the Phonebook button [3]. Press the Menu button [12] to cancel.

Delete All

After confirming by pressing the Phonebook button [3], all outgoing messages will be deleted from the handset. Press the Menu button [12] to cancel.

Drafts

Your saved drafts will be placed here.

Press the ▲ or ▼ directional control buttons [4] to select the desired draft. Press the Phonebook button [3] to confirm your selection. You can now edit your draft.

The following options are available. You can also open them by pressing the Phonebook button [3].

Send To

Input the phone number you want to send the message to or select the desired phonebook contact by pressing the right Phonebook button [3].

Press the Phonebook button [3] to send the message.

Save Message

The created message will be saved in Drafts. After the message has been saved, a confirmation beep will sound. The display also reads "Saved".

Use Template

With this function you can use a template. Press the Phonebook button [3] to confirm your selection.

Dial Number

As soon as you select this option, the number of the sender will be dialled.

Delete

The previously shown draft will be erased after you confirm by pressing the Phonebook button [3]. Press the Menu button [12] to cancel.

Delete All

After confirming by pressing the Phonebook button [3], all drafts will be deleted from the handset. Press the Menu button [12] to cancel.

Templates

You can use these templates for sending an SMS. Press the ▲ or ▼ directional control buttons [4] to select the desired template. Press the Phonebook button [3] to confirm your selection. Next you can edit or delete your template. To do so, press the Phonebook button [3] to open the options.

Edit

You can edit your message. To save the changes, press the Phonebook button [3].

Delete

The previously shown template will be erased after you confirm by pressing the Phonebook button [3]. Press the Menu button [12] to cancel.

SMS Settings

Text messages (SMS) are transferred via the SMS Service Centers of service providers. To be able to send or receive any text messages you have to register your provider's information. For more information, please contact your network or service provider. When using the telephone on a private PBX with external dial out (for example with the prefix "0"), this has to be preset to the dial number for the SMS service centre. Then you have to enter the SMS message recipient number without the dial-out prefix.

Register your provider's information under the following options:

• Service Center

Here you can add up to four (1 to 4) service centres.

- Send Service

Select the SMS service centre (1 to 4) that you want to use to send your text messages.

Phonebook

This displays the phonebook entries. Proceed as follows to open this menu:

• While the handset is in standby mode, press the Menu button [12] to show the menu.

- Press the ▲ or ▼ buttons on the directional control [4] to select the "Phonebook" menu.

- Press the Phonebook button [3] to confirm your selection.

If no new messages have been recorded on the answering machine, you can also press the Phonebook button [3] to open the phonebook directly.

To create a new entry or to edit an existing entry, press the Phonebook button [3] to open the phonebook options.

To edit an existing entry, you'll first have to select it by using the ▲ or ▼ directional control buttons [4]. Press the Phonebook button [3] to confirm your selection.

When opening the options while the phonebook is empty, the only available function is "New Entry".

New Entry

Here you have to input the name and the phone number in sequence. A maximum of 16 characters is allowed for the name and a maximum of 24 digits for the phone number.

Name

Input the name via the numeric buttons [6]. Press the Asterisk button [10] to toggle between upper case and lower case. If necessary, you can select a different character set. Press the hash button [7] longer and multiple times to toggle between the different character sets. The currently selected input method will be indicated in the upper-right corner of the display. You can press the 0 or 1 buttons to enter special characters and press 0 for spacebar. Press the Phonebook button [3] to save.

Number

Input the phone number via the numeric buttons [6]. To set a dial pause (for example after dialling "0" for external dial out), keep the "0" button pressed for a longer time. Press the Phonebook button [3] to save.

Edit Entry

Here you can edit the name, the phone number and the ringtone for an existing entry in sequence. Press the ▲ or ▼ buttons on the directional control [4] to select a different ringtone. There are 19 ringtones to choose from.

You have to confirm each input selecting "Save" or by pressing the Phonebook button [3].

Show Details

This will display the name, the phone number and the assigned ringtone for a previously selected phonebook entry.

You can dial the phone number by pressing the Phonebook button [3] or the Dial button [11].

Press the Menu button [12] to return to the phonebook.

Copy Entry

If more than one handset is registered with the base, you can copy the selected phonebook entry to a different handset of the same type.

• Select the number of the handset where you want to copy the entry to.
• Press the Phonebook button [3] to confirm your selection.
• The display will show "Copying to Handset x" (x = number of the handset).
  • Receipt must be confirmed on the other handset by pressing the Phonebook button [3].

- If you do not confirm receipt or you press the Menu button [12] to reject it, the entry will not be copied.

Copy Append

If more than one handset is registered with the base, you can use this function to append the phonebook entries from one handset to the phonebook on a different handset of the same type.

No entries will be erased nor overwritten. Please note that any existing entries may appear twice after the transfer.

- Select the number of the handset where you want to copy the entry to.

- Press the Phonebook button [3] to confirm your selection.

- The display will show "Copying to Handset x" (x = number of the handset).

- Receipt must be confirmed on the other handset by pressing the Phonebook button [3].

- If you do not confirm receipt or you press the Menu button [12] to reject it, the phonebook entries will not be copied.

Copy All

If more than one handset is registered with the base, you can use this function to copy the phonebook from one handset to a different handset of the same type.

The existing phonebook will be overwritten, i.e. any existing entries will be deleted.

- Select the number of the handset where you want to copy the entry to.

- Press the Phonebook button [3] to confirm your selection.

- The display will show "Copying to Handset x" (x = number of the handset).

- On the other handset the message "Replace All Phonebook Record?" is displayed. Press the Phonebook button [3] to confirm.

- If you do not confirm the message or you press the Menu button [12] to reject it, the entries will not be copied.

Delete Entry

The previously marked phone book entry will be erased after you confirm by pressing the Phonebook button [3]. Press the Menu button [12] to cancel.

Delete All

After confirming by pressing the Phonebook button [3], all phonebook entries of the handset will be deleted. Press the Menu button [12] to cancel.

Mem Status

Shows how many of the 100 list entries are occupied.

Call Lists

You can use this menu to view the last dialled numbers, the last answered calls and the missed calls. If the phone numbers have been saved in the phonebook, the corresponding name will be shown. Furthermore, the date and time of the corresponding call are shown.

The list has capacity for up to 30 entries. After all list entries have been filled, the oldest entry will be overwritten with the current call information.

Outgoing Calls

Shows a list of the last dialled phone numbers.

Accepted Calls

Shows a list of the last accepted phone calls.

Missed Calls

Shows a list of missed calls.

Handset

This menu allows you to perform more settings for your handset. Proceed as follows to open this menu:

• While the handset is in standby mode, press the Menu button [12] to show the menu.
- Press the ▲ or ▼ buttons on the directional control [4] to select the "Handset" menu.
- Press the Phonebook button [3] to confirm your selection.
- Press ▲ or ▼ on the directional control [4] to select the desired menu item and then press the Phonebook button [3] to confirm.

Ring Tone

External

Press the ▲ or ▼ buttons on the directional control [4] to select a ringtone for external call. There are 19 ringtones to choose from. Press the Phonebook button [3] to save. A confirmation beep can be heard.

Internal

Press the ▲ or ▼ buttons on the directional control [4] to select a ringtone for internal call. There are 19 ringtones to choose from. Press the Phonebook button [3] to save. A confirmation beep can be heard. Please note that a second handset is needed to make internal calls.

Ringer Volume

You can adjust the ringer volume in 5 levels (5 = very high; 1 = very low). Press the ▲ or ▼ directional control buttons [4] to set the desired volume. Or select "Volume Off" to disable the ringtone. To save the selected setting, press the Phonebook button [3]. A confirmation beep can be heard.

Handset Name

Here you can change the name of the handset (default "Handset"). The handset name can contain up to 11 characters.

Press the Menu button [12] to erase the existing name character by character. Enter the handset name via the numeric keys [6]. Press the Asterisk button [10] to toggle between upper case and lower case. You can select a different character set by keeping the Hash button [7] pressed. The currently selected input method will be indicated in the upper-right corner of the display. You can press the 0 or 1 buttons to enter special characters and press 0 for spacebar. Press the Phonebook button [3] to confirm your entry. A confirmation beep can be heard.

The entered name will be suffixed by the number of the handset when shown on the display [2].

Keypad Beep

Press the ▲ or ▼ directional control buttons [4] to enable or disable the keypad beep. The confirmation beep is not affected by this setting. To save the selected setting, press the Phonebook button [3]. A confirmation beep can be heard.

Contrast

Here you can set the display contrast in 8 levels (1=low contrast; 8=high contrast). Press the ▲ or ▼ directional control buttons [4] to set the desired contrast. To save the selected setting, press the Phonebook button [3]. A confirmation beep can be heard.

Auto Talk

If the handset is on the base when an incoming call arrives, the call can be accepted automatically by removing the handset from the base. Press the ▲ or ▼ directional control buttons [4] to switch this function on or off. To save the selected setting, press the Phonebook button [3]. A confirmation beep can be heard.

Backlight Time

This lets you choose how long the display should stay illuminated after pressing a button. The possible values are 10S, 20S, 30S or 40S. Press the ▲ or ▼ directional control buttons [4] to select the desired option. Press the Phonebook button [3] to confirm your selection. A confirmation beep can be heard.

Confirm Beep

Press the ▲ or ▼ directional control buttons [4] to enable or disable the confirm beep. To save the selected setting, press the Phonebook button [3]. A confirmation beep will sound if it was not disabled at this time.

Select Base

This allows you to select the base where you want to register a handset. As you will normally have one base only, you can use the default setting "Auto". Where several bases are available, you can use the "Manual" option to select the desired base manually from the list. After an available base a "+" is shown in the list. Please note that the handset must be located within RF range of the base.

Language

Set the language for the handset as follows:

• Press the ▲ or ▼ directional control buttons [4] to select the desired language (e.g. "ENGLISH") from the list. The following languages are available: English, French, Spanish, German and Italian.
• Press the Phonebook button [3] to confirm your selection.
• A confirmation beep can be heard.

Registration

Registration

You can register up to 4 handsets with one base. By default, the handset supplied has already been registered with the base (Base 1). To register a de-registered or a new handset with the base, proceed as follows:

Notice for using handsets from different manufacturers

If you want to register third-party DECT handsets that support the GAP standard with your SilverCrest base, please read the documentation of their manufacturers. However, it cannot be guaranteed that third-party handsets will be fully compatible even when using the GAP standard.

• Press the ▲ or ▼ directional control buttons [4] on the handset to select the base from the list to which you want to register the handset. Then press the Phonebook button [3].
• Enter the phone's four-digits PIN code (default 0000) and press the Phonebook button [3] to confirm.
  • The display [2] reads "Searching" and the number of the available base.

Notice for using bases from different manufacturers

If you want to register the SilverCrest handset with the base of a different manufacturer that supports the GAP standard, please read the documentation of the third-party manufacturer. However, it cannot be guaranteed that the SilverCrest handset will be fully compatible even when using the GAP standard.

• Press and hold the Paging button [13] on the base for about 5 seconds. The base starts searching for handsets.
• As soon as the handset has established a connection to the base, a beep can be heard and the name and number of the handset are shown on the display [2].

Hs Default

This lets you reset the handset. To do so, you must enter the 4-digit PIN (default 0000). Press the Phonebook button [3] to confirm your entry. The language, all sound settings and all call lists are reset. The phonebook will be preserved.

Base Settings

This menu allows you to perform more settings for the base. Proceed as follows to open this menu:

• While the handset is in standby mode, press the Menu button [12] to show the menu.
• Press the ▲ or ▼ buttons on the directional control [4] to select the "Base Settings" menu.
• Press the Phonebook button [3] to confirm your selection.
• Press ▲ or ▼ on the directional control [4] to select the desired menu item and then press the Phonebook button [3] to confirm.

De-register

This menu item allows you to de-register a handset that is currently registered with the base. Proceed as follows:

• Enter the phone's four-digits PIN code (default 0000) and press the Phonebook button [3] to confirm.
• Select the handset that you want to de-register (1 to 4).
• Press the Phonebook button [3] to confirm your entry.
  • After the handset has been de-registered, a confirmation beep will sound.
• Instead of the name of the handset, the de-registered handset display [2] will show "Not Registered".

It is not possible to de-register the handset you are using. It is only possible to de-register other handsets.

Ring Tone

Press the ▲ or ▼ buttons on the directional control [4] to select a ringtone. There are 10 ringtones to choose from. Press the Phonebook button [3] to save. A confirmation beep can be heard.

Ringer Volume

You can adjust the ringer volume in 5 levels (5 = very high; 1 = very low). Press the ▲ or ▼ directional control buttons [4] to set the desired volume. Or select "Volume Off" to disable the ringtone. To save the selected setting, press the Phonebook button [3]. A confirmation beep can be heard.

Dial Mode

There are two different options you can use.

Tone

Tone dialling is the most popular dialling method nowadays.

Pulse

Pulse dialling is normally used with older PBX devices.

Press the ▲ or ▼ directional control buttons [4] to select the desired option. To save the selected setting, press the Phonebook button [3]. A confirmation beep can be heard.

Recall

You can use the Recall/Flash (R) function with the Recall/Flash button R▶ [4] on your handset during a phone call. When using your phone with a PBX, this feature also allows you to put an external call on hold and make an internal call, or to forward the external call to a different extension. The Recall/Flash function will cause a short, temporary line interruption.

The following options are available:

Short

100 ms interruption.

Long

300 ms interruption.

Press the ▲ or ▼ directional control buttons [4] to select the desired option. To save the selected setting, press the Phonebook button [3]. A confirmation beep can be heard.

The Recall/Flash function allows you to use specific services for external phone calls, e.g. "Call Waiting". The requirement for this is that your network provider supports this feature. It may also be used for additional functions or switching to an internal conversation when using a PBX.

First Ring

By default, this functions is set to "ON". This will generate the first ring tone as soon as the first incoming signal is detected. When set to "OFF", the first ring tone will be generated after the second incoming signal is detected.

System PIN

The PIN must consist of 4 digits. To change the PIN code of your phone, proceed as follows:

- After confirming by pressing the Phonebook button [3] the message "System PIN:" appears on the display [2].

• Enter the phone's old PIN code (default 0000) and press the Phonebook button [3] to confirm.
• "New PIN:" will appear on the display [2]. Enter a new PIN code for your phone and press the Phonebook button [3] to confirm.
• "Again:" will appear on the display [2]. Enter the new PIN code again and press the Phonebook button [3] to confirm.
• A confirmation beep can be heard.
• Please make sure you remember the System PIN or keep it in a safe place.

In case that you have lost your PIN, please contact our Service Hotline (see page 99).

BS Default

This lets you restore the base to its factory settings. To do so, you must enter the 4-digit PIN (default 0000). Press the Phonebook button [3] to confirm your entry. However, the system PIN will not be reset.

Time

This menu lets you set alarm and the date and time as well as the clock format. Proceed as follows to open this menu:

• While the handset is in standby mode, press the Menu button [12] to show the menu.
- Press the ▲ or ▼ buttons on the directional control [4] to select the "Time" menu.
- Press the Phonebook button [3] to confirm your selection.
- Press ▲ or ▼ on the directional control [4] to select the desired menu item and then press the Phonebook button [3] to confirm.

Set Alarm

For each alarm (Once, Every Day, Mon to Fri) you can set the time and the melody. To disable the alarm, select "Off".

• Input the time via the numeric buttons [6]. Press the Phonebook button [3] to save.
• Select a melody. Press the Phonebook button [3] to save.
  • An alarm icon appears on the display [2] while the alarm is enabled.

The handset will play the selected melody at the time of the set alarm. Press the Menu button [12] to stop the alarm sound. Press the Phonebook button [3] for snooze. After approx. 5 minutes the melody will play.

Date and Time

This lets you set the date and time. Proceed as follows:

• Next you can enter the day, month, year, hours and minutes in sequence. Enter the desired value via the numeric buttons [6]. Press the Phonebook button [3] to confirm each entry.
  • A beep will sound after the entire input has been completed.

Set Time Format

Upon factory delivery the time format is set to "24 HOUR". You can customise the clock time format as follows:

• Press the ▲ or ▼ buttons on the directional control [4] to select the "24Hour" option for 24-hours clock display or select "12Hour" for 12-hours clock display.
• Press the Phonebook button [3] to confirm your selection.
  • A confirmation beep can be heard.

To distinguish ante meridian (morning) and post meridian (afternoon) time for the 12-hour display, "am" will display for ante meridian and "pm" for post meridian clock hours.

Tools

This menu lets you set appointments and use the stop watch. Proceed as follows to open this menu:

• While the handset is in standby mode, press the Menu button [12] to show the menu.
- Press the ▲ or ▼ buttons on the directional control [4] to select the "Tools" menu.
- Press the Phonebook button [3] to confirm your selection.
- Press ▲ or ▼ on the directional control [4] to select the desired menu item and then press the Phonebook button [3] to confirm.

Appointment

You can set up to 5 appointments. If no appointment has been set yet, a list from 1 to 5 will be displayed. Select the desired entry and press the Phonebook button [3].

Next you can choose the Edit or Delete option.

Edit

For an appointment enter the Title, Date, Time and Ringtone.

- Title

Input the title via the numeric buttons [6]. Press the Asterisk button [10] to toggle between upper case and lower case. You can select a different character set by keeping the Hash button [7] pressed. The currently selected input method will be indicated in the upper-right corner of the display. You can press the 0 or 1 buttons to enter special characters and press 0 for spacebar. Press the Phonebook button [3] to save the title.

- Date

Input the date via the numeric buttons [6]. Press the Phonebook button [3] to save.

- Time

Input the time via the numeric buttons [6]. Press the Phonebook button [3] to save.

- Melody

Next assign a melody to the new entry. There are 19 melodies to choose from. Press the Phonebook button [3] to save. After the input is completed, a confirmation beep will sound and the "Saved" message will appear for a few seconds on the display [2].

Delete

The previously marked appointment will be erased after you confirm by pressing the Phonebook button [3]. Press the Menu button [12] to cancel.

Stop Watch

Press the Phonebook button [3] to start the stop watch. Press the Menu button [12] to stop the stop watch.

If you have already taken a time you can press the Menu button [12] to resume the stop watch.

While the time has been stopped you can press the Phonebook button [3] to reset the stop watch.

Everyday Use

Making calls

External calls

Use the numeric buttons [6] to enter a telephone number. After you have entered the phone number, press the Dial button [11] to call the entered number.

Press the Menu button [12] to clear the entered phone digits step by step.

To reduce the volume during a call, press the button of the directional control [4]. To increase the volume during a call, press the button of the directional control [4]. The current volume level is shown on the display [2].

Calling a number from the phonebook

If you want to use a number stored in the phone book, press the Phonebook button [3] while in standby mode. Press the ▲ or ▼ directional control buttons [4] to select the desired entry and then press the Dial button [11] to call the selected entry.

Press the numeric keys [6] to enter a letter and display the entries beginning with this letter.

Press the End call button [5] to hang up.

For more information about adding a new phone book entry, please read the chapter "Phonebook" on page 77.

Internal calls

If you have registered multiple handsets with your base you can make internal calls. Press the INT button on the directional control [4] to make an internal call. "Internal" will appear on the display [2]. Next enter the number of the handset that you want to call. The connection will be established immediately after entering the number.

Redial

Press the ⬆ button on the directional control [4] to show a list with the last 20 dialled phone numbers. If the phone number has been saved in the phonebook, the corresponding name will be shown.

To call the last dialled phone number again, just press the Dial button [11], as the last phone number is already highlighted.

To call any other number on the list, press the ▲ or ▼ directional control buttons [4] to select the desired number and then press the Dial button [11] to call it.

Answering incoming calls

When receiving a call, the number of the caller will be shown on the handset display [2]. If the phone number has been saved in the phonebook, the corresponding name will be shown. The requirement for this feature to work is that your phone line has the Caller ID function enabled and the caller does not hide his ID.

Press the Dial button [11] to answer the call.

Calls list

The phone numbers and their associated names in the phonebook, if any, of all incoming calls are saved in the calls list. The calls list can save up to 30 incoming calls. The requirement for this feature to work is that your phone line has the Caller ID function enabled and the caller does not hide his ID. After all list entries have been filled, the oldest entry will be overwritten with the current call information.

A new call will appear with a flashing 🔊 icon on the display [2]. The display [2] also shows the number of missed calls. To open the calls list, press the ▼ button on the directional control [4]. The following submenus appear:

Accepted Calls

Shows a list of the last accepted phone calls.

Missed Calls

Shows a list of missed calls.

The last received call is displayed together with its date and time. If the selected list is empty, the display [2] shows it accordingly.

If the entry is longer than the display [2] width, press the ◀ or ▶ directional control buttons [4] to show the other digits.

Press the ▲ or ▼ directional control buttons [4] to scroll through the calls list. To exit the calls list menu, press the Menu button [12]. Press the Phonebook button [3] to choose from the following options:

Option

Save Number

To save the phone number in the phonebook. Here you have to input the name, check or edit the phone number and set the ringtone in sequence.

Delete

The previously selected entry will be erased after you confirm by pressing the Phonebook button [3].

Delete All

After confirming by pressing the Phonebook button [3], all list entries will be deleted from the handset. Press the Menu button [12] to cancel.

Calling a phone number from the calls list

To dial a phone number from the calls list, proceed as follows:

- Press the ▲ or ▼ directional control buttons [4] to select the entry that you want to call from the calls list.

- Then press the Dial button [11] to call the selected entry.

- To end the call press the End call button [5].

Hands-free function

To enable the hands-free function, press the Dial button [11] twice while in standby mode or press it once during a phone call. When the hands-free function is enabled, the icon will show on the display [2].

Press the Dial button [11] again to switch the hands-free function back off.

To reduce the hands-free speaker volume during a call, press the ▼button of the directional control [4]. To increase the hands-free speaker volume, press the ⬆ button of the directional control [4]. The current volume level is shown on the display [2].

Muting the microphone

You can mute the microphone during a call so you can speak without the other party hearing you. To do this, press the Menu button [12] during a call. The microphone will be muted and the icon appears on the display [2].

Press the Menu button [12] again to switch the microphone back on.

Call forwarding

If you have registered multiple compatible handsets with your base you can make inter Press the INT button on the directional control [4] during an external call. "Internal" will appear on the display [2]. Next enter the number of the handset that you want to call. As soon as the connection to the other handset has been established, you can talk internally. Press the End call button [5] to end the external call and to forward it to the other handset.

Intercom and conference calls

If you have registered multiple compatible handsets with your base you can make inter conference calls. Press the INT button on the directional control [4] during an external call. "Internal" will appear on the display [2]. Next enter the number of the handset that you want to call. As soon as the connection to the other handset has been established, you can talk internally. Press the INT button on the directional control [4] to toggle between the external and the internal call.

Press the Phonebook button [3] to make a conference call. After pressing the Phonebook button [3], a confirmation beep can be heard and the conference starts.

Locking the keypad

Press and hold the Hash button [7] for approx. 2 seconds to lock the keypad against accidental input. However, you will still be able to answer any incoming calls by pressing the Dial button [11].

To unlock the keypad, press and hold the Hash button [7] again for approx. 2 seconds.

When the keypad is locked, the icon will show on the display [2].

It is still possible to dial the pan-European emergency number 112 while the keypad is locked.

Switching the ringtone off

Press and hold the Asterisk button [10] for approx. 2 seconds to switch the ringtone off. To switch the ringtone back on, press and hold the Asterisk button [10] again for approx. 2 seconds.

When the ringtone is off, the icon will show on the display [2].

Search function

This features lets you locate your handset if you have misplaced it. To do so, briefly press the Paging button [13] on the base. The handset emits a tone for approx. 1 minute and the display [2] illuminates.

To disable the search function, press any button on the handset or press the Paging button [13] again on the base.

Answering machine

When setting the device up for the first time, the answering machine will be enabled by default with the preset outgoing message. Decide whether you want the answering machine to be on or off. You can recognise the enabled answering machine from the activated display [17] on the base.

You can conveniently configure the answering machine from the handset. For a detailed description, see the "Ans Machine (Answering machine)" chapter on page 70. You can also set some options directly on the base. For more information, see the chapter "Base" on page 63.

If new messages have been left on the answering machine, this will be indicated on the handset. The number of new messages will flash on the base display [17].

You can listen to the messages simply by pressing the Play button [20] on the base.

If the display [17] reads "FL" the answering machine memory is full. No more messages can be recorded, even if the answering machine is enabled. Delete any messages to be able to record more messages.

To delete all old messages press and hold the Delete Message button [16]. After the prompt, press the Delete Message button [16] again to erase the messages.

On the handset you can listen to new messages easily by pressing the Phonebook button [3].

If messages have already been listened to but not deleted, the base display [17] will show the number of messages. This indication does not flash.

If the answering machine has already started answering an incoming call you can still take it over by pressing the Phonebook button [3].

Remote listening to the messages / Remotely configuring your answering machine

The answering machine supports a remote listening function. This enables you to listen to your messages or configure the answering machine when on the move. However, this feature requires performing the following steps from a telephone with tone dial mode.

Proceed as follows:

- Call your device.

The answering machine will answer the call and you will listen to the outgoing message and a confirmation beep. You can cancel at any time the message playback by pressing the * button.

• Press the * button twice.
  • You are prompted to enter the remote access security code.
• Enter the 3-digit code (default 000).
  • A confirmation beep will sound.

The following options are available:

0 button: to delete all messages
2 button: to listen to the messages

1 button: skip to previous message
3 button: skip to next message
7 button: delete the current message

4 button: to play the outgoing message
5 button: to record an outgoing message
6 button: to stop recording; exit remote listening
8 button: to switch the answering machine off
9 button: toggles between the outgoing messages; switch the answer machine on ^*1

*1 When the answering machine is switched off, press the * button twice and enter the remote access security code. This enables you to switch the answering machine on.

If you frequently listen to your messages remotely, we recommend configuring the Toll Saver mode. In Toll Saver mode the device will answer the call after 5 rings if there are no new messages. When there are new messages, incoming calls will be answered after the second ring. If it takes more than 2 rings, there are no new messages and you can dial off before the answering machine answers the call and costs are incurred. This function is described in the "Ans Machine (Answering machine)" chapter.

Troubleshooting

Handset does not work / blank display	Batteries inserted incorrectly - insert the rechargeable batteries with the correct polarity.Batteries are flat - recharge the batteries.Handset powered off - press and hold the End call button [5] to power the handset on.
The antenna icon is flashing	Handset out of range - take the handset closer to the base.Base has no power - check the base power supply.The handset is not connected to the base - register the handset with the base.
No ringtone from handset or base	Re-activate the ringtone or increase the ringer volume.
No ring or dial tone for outgoing calls	Telephone cable not connected properly - make sure that you have connected the telephone cable properly.
The answering machine does not record any message.	Check the answering machine operating mode.The memory is full. Delete old messages.
Impossible to dial out	Keypad locked - disable the key lock function.

When using the pulse dial mode with a PBX, malfunctions may occur. This is because the PBX misinterprets the dial pulses. Switch to tone dial mode.

Cleaning / Maintenance

Repairs are required if this device has been damaged in any way, for example, if the power adapter, charging cradle or housing is damaged, if liquid or objects have penetrated the device, if the product has been exposed to rain or moisture or if the product does not work normally or has been dropped. If you notice any smoke, unusual noise or strange smells, switch off the device immediately and pull the power adapter from the mains socket. If this occurs, do not continue to use the device and have it checked out by an expert. All servicing work must be carried out by qualified specialist personnel. Never open the housing of the device, the power adapter or the accessories. Opening the housing can expose you to a lethal electric shock. Only use a clean, dry cloth for cleaning. Never use aggressive liquids.

Environmental regulations and disposal information

Symbol of a trash bin crossed with a diagonal line, no text or numbers present

Devices marked with this symbol are subject to the European Directive 2012/19/EU. All electrical and electronic devices must be disposed of separately from household waste at official disposal centres. Proper disposal of old devices prevents damage to the environment or your health. For further information about proper disposal, contact your local council, recycling centre or the shop where you bought the device.

Respect the environment. Old batteries must not be disposed of with domestic waste. They must be handed in at a collection point for waste batteries. Please note that batteries must be disposed of fully discharged at appropriate collection points for old batteries. If disposing of batteries that are not fully discharged, take precautions to prevent short circuits. To prevent any short circuits cover the battery poles with insulating tape.

Dispose of all packaging in an environmentally friendly manner. Cardboard packaging can be taken to paper recycling centres or public collection points for recycling. Any film or plastic contained in the packaging should be taken to your public collection points for disposal.

Conformity notes

This device complies with the basic and other relevant requirements of the R&TTE Directive 1999/5/EC, the Low-voltage Directive 2014/35/EU, the ErP Directive 2009/125/EC and the RoHS Directive 2011/65/EU.

In order to receive the complete EU declaration of conformity, please send an e-mail to the following e-mail address: [e-mail]

Warranty and servicing advice

Warranty of TARGA GmbH

Dear Customer,

This device is sold with three years warranty from the date of purchase. In the event of product defects, you have legal rights towards the seller. These statutory rights are not restricted by our warranty as described below.

Warranty conditions

The warranty period commences upon the date of purchase. Please keep the original receipt in a safe place as it is required as proof of purchase. If any material or manufacturing faults occur within three years of purchase of this product, we will repair or replace the product free of charge as we deem appropriate.

Warranty period and legal warranty rights

The warranty period is not extended in the event of a warranty claim. This also applies to replaced and repaired parts. Any damage or defects discovered upon purchase must be reported immediately when the product has been unpacked. Any repairs required after the warranty period will be subject to charge.

Scope of warranty

The device was carefully manufactured in compliance with stringent quality guidelines and subjected to thorough testing before it left the works. The warranty applies to material and manufacturing faults. This warranty does not cover product components which are subject to normal wear and which can therefore be regarded as wearing parts, or damage to fragile components such as switches, rechargeable batteries or components made of glass. This warranty is void if the product is damaged, incorrectly used or serviced. To ensure correct use of the product, always comply fully with all instructions contained in the user manual. The warnings and recommendations in the user manual regarding correct and incorrect use and handling of the product must always be observed and complied with. The product is solely designed for private use and is not suitable for commercial applications. The warranty is rendered void in the event of incorrect handling and misuse, if it is subjected to force, and also if any person other than our authorised service technicians interfere with the device. No new warranty period commences if the product is repaired or replaced.

Submitting warranty claims

To ensure speedy handling of your complaint, please note the following:

• Before using your product for the first time, please read the enclosed documentation carefully. Should any problems arise which cannot be solved in this way, please call our hotline.
• Always have your receipt, the product article number as well as the serial number (if available) to hand as proof of purchase.
• If it is not possible to solve the problem on the phone, our hotline support staff will initiate further servicing procedures depending on the fault.

Service

Phone: 020 - 70 49 04 03

E-Mail: [e-mail]

Phone: [phone]

E-Mail: [e-mail]

Phone: [phone]

E-Mail: [e-mail]

Phone: 02 - 20 09 025

E-Mail: [e-mail]

IAN: 279401

Manufacturer

Please note that the following address is not a service address. First contact the service point stated above.

TARGA

GmbH

Coesterweg 45

59494 SOEST

GERMANY

Table des matières

Bip confirm. (Bip de confirmation)....131

Electrical components including a power plug, charging cable, battery pack, and open book (no text or symbols visible)

DANGER ! Piles rechargeables

SDT 17 A3 + - +

Bip confirm. (Bip de confirmation)

Symbol of a trash bin crossed with no text or labels, accompanied by a black rectangular block below (no readable text or symbols)

Cher client, chère cliente,

Cher client, chère cliente,

Delete Msgs (Berichten wissen)....170

Delete Entry (Invoer wissen) 180

Delete All (Alles wissen) 180

Mem Status (Geheugenstatus) 180

Ring Tone (Beltoon)....181

Ringer Volume (Belvolume) 181

Handset Name (Naam handset) 181

Keypad Beep (Toetstoon)....181

Contrast....182

Auto Talk (Autom. aannemen) 182

Ring Tone (Beltoon)....184

Ringer Volume (Belvolume) 184

Dial Mode (Kiesmodus)....185

Recall (Flash, R-toets) 185

First Ring (Eerste belsignaal)....185

System PIN (Pincode systeem) 185

BS Default (Basisstation terugzetten) 186

Time (Tijd)....186

Set Alarm (Wekker instellen) 186

Stop Watch (Stopwatch) 188

WAARSCHUWING! Kabels

SDT 17 A3 + - + - +

Delete Msgs (Berichten wissen)

Delete All (Alles wissen)

Delete All (Alles wissen)

Delete All (Alles wissen)

Delete Entry (Invoer wissen)

Delete All (Alles wissen)

Stop Watch (Stopwatch)

Delete All (Alles wissen)

Symbol of a trash bin crossed with no text or labels, accompanied by a black rectangular block below (no readable text or symbols)

Delete Msgs (Odstranit zprávy)....219

Delete All (Odstranit vše)....229

Registration (Registrace) 232

Appointment (Událost)....236

Stop Watch (Stopky) 237

Electrical components including a power plug, battery pack, and cable with labeled parts (C, D, E, F) — no readable text or symbols beyond labels.

SDT 17 A3 + - + - +

Delete All (Odstranit vše)

Delete All (Odstranit vše)

Delete All (Odstranit vše)

Delete All (Odstranit vše)

Registration (Registrace)

Registrace

Appointment (Událost)

Delete All (Odstranit vše)

Symbol of a trash bin crossed with a diagonal line, no text or numbers present

Restablecer base (Rest. base)....284

Hora 284

Despertador (Config alarma)....284

Fecha y hora....285

Formato de hora....285

Herramientas 285

Cita 285

Cronómetro....286

Uso cotidiano 287

SDT 17 A3 + - + - +

Restablecer base (Rest. base)

Symbol of a trash bin with crossed lines indicating no waste or restriction, and a solid black rectangle below (no text or labels)

Acertar a data e as horas 315

Definir o formato das horas....315

Menu 316

Vista geral do menu....316

Delete Msgs (Apagar Mensagens) 317

Ans On/Off (Atendedor de Chamadas Ligado/Desligado) 317

Record Memo (Gravar Memo)....318

New Entry (Novo Item)....325

Edit Entry (Editar Item)....325

Show Details (Ver Detalhes)....325

Copy Entry (Copiar Item)....325

Copy Append (Copiar Adicionando)....326

Copy All (Copiar Tudo) 326

Delete Entry (Apagar Item)....327

Delete All (Apagar Tudo) 327

Appointment (Compromisso)....334

Electrical components including a power plug, battery pack, and cable with labeled parts (C, D, E, F) — no readable text or symbols beyond labels.

SDT 17 A3 + - +

Acertar a data e as horas

Ans Machine Play MsgsDelete MsgsAns On/OffRecord MemoOutgoing MsgAns Settings
SMS	WriteInboxOutboxDraftsTemplatesSMS Settings
Phonebook	New Entry*Edit Entry*Show Details*Copy Entry*Copy Append*Copy All*Delete Entry*Delete All*Mem Status*
Call Lists Outgoing CallsAccepted CallsMissed Calls
Handset	Ring ToneRinger VolumeHandset NameKeypad BeepContrast

Message

	Auto TalkBacklight TimeConfirm BeepSelect BaseLanguageRegistrationHs Default
Base Settings De-register	Ring ToneRinger VolumeDial ModeRecallFirst RingSystem PINBS Default
Time	SetDate and TimeSet Time Format
Tools	AppointmentStop Watch

Delete Msgs (Apagar Mensagens)

Delete All (Apagar Tudo)

Delete All (Apagar Tudo)

Delete All (Apagar Tudo)

New Entry (Novo Item)

Show Details (Ver Detalhes)

Tal mostra o nome, o número de telefone e o toque do item da lista telefónica previamente selecionado.

Delete Entry (Apagar Item)

Delete All (Apagar Tudo)

Appointment (Compromisso)

Delete All (Apagar Tudo)

Symbol of a trash bin crossed with no text or labels, accompanied by a black rectangular block below (no readable text or symbols)