TE6601 - Phone TOPCOM - Free user manual and instructions

USER MANUAL TE6601 TOPCOM

1.1 Intended Purpose

This product is intended to be connected indoor to an analogue PSTN telephone line. 2 Safety instructions

• Do not place the basic unit in a damp room or at a distance of less than 1.5 m away from a water source. Keep water away from the telephone.

• Do not use the telephone in environments where there is a risk of explosions.

• Dispose of the batteries and maintain the telephone in an environment-friendly manner 3 Cleaning Clean the telephone with a slightly damp cloth or with an anti-static cloth. Never use cleaning agents or abrasive solvents. 4 Buttons / connections (See picture on folded cover page)

5 Installation Put batteries in the battery compartment to acti- vate the display :

• Open the battery compartment at the bottom of the unit.

• Insert 3 Alkaline AA standard batteries. (not included)

• Close the battery compartment.

• Connect one end of the line cord to the telephone line wall socket and the other end to the backside of the telephone. 6 Telephone settings

6.1 Set the time and date

When you have a subscription to the caller ID service and your telephone provider sends the date and time together with the telephone number, the phone’s clock will be set automatical- ly. The year must always be set manually !

• Use / to select “ 6(7G$W(”

• Press to enter the time/date settings

• Press to move to the next item Press to exit the menu Please read carefully through the following information concerning safety and proper use. Make yourself familiar with all the functions of the equipment. Be careful to keep these advice notes and if necessary pass them on to a third party. The telephone line needs to be disconnected prior to opening the battery door!4 Topcom Deskmaster 4100 Topcom Deskmaster 4100

6.2 Set the area code

When you have a subscription to the caller ID service it can be necessary in some countries to enter your area code. When the telephone re- ceives a caller ID it will remove the entered area code from the incoming number.

• Press to enter the menu

• Use / to select “ 6(7&RG(”

• Press to enter the area code settings

• Press to move to the next digit.

6.3 Set the LCD contrast

There are 8 levels of LCD contrast (0..7). Choose the most convenient level.

• Press to enter the menu

• Use / to select “ 6(7/FG”

• Press to enter the LCD contrast settings

• Use / to select the level

• Press to confirm You can also access the LCD-contrast settings, just by pressing the R/LCD key

6.4 Set the PBX code

When your phone is connected to a PBX system you can enter the PBX line access code. The line access code will be added when dialling out a number from the caller ID list.

• Press to enter the menu

• Use / to select “SET 4 PcodE”

• Press to enter the settings

• Use / to change select the digit

• Press to move to the next digit

6.5 Select PULSE or TONE dialling

By default, the telephone is set for Tone dialling (DTMF). Some old lines require pulse dialling.

• Press to enter the menu

• Use / to select “ 6(73W”

• Press to enter the Pulse/Tone settings

• Use / to select ‘toNE’ or ‘PULSE’

The R/LCD-key (flash) is used for services like “Call waiting” (if this service is provided by your telephone company) or to transfer calls when the telephone is connected to a PBX-system. Depending on the country, this flash-time can be different. The telephone supports 4 possibilities : 100, 300, 600 and 1000 msec.

• Press to enter the menu

• Use / to select “SET 6 FLASH”

• Press to enter the FLASH settings

• Use / to select your flash-time

At the back panel of the telephone you find a switch that can be set in three positions : off, low and high.

• Choose the most comfortable volume setting

6.8 Anti-dialling from parallel line

You can prevent that other telephones, connected to your line, can make a call. When this function is activated you will be alarmed when someone tries to make a call with another telephone connected to your line.

• Press and hold # for three seconds

• Press # again to activate “SPI on”

• Press to confirm Follow the same procedure to deactivate this function (“SPI oFF”)Topcom Deskmaster 4100 5 Topcom Deskmaster 4100 ENGLISH 7 Operation

• Press to delete a wrongly entered digit

• Pick up the handset or press to make a hands-free call During a call made with the handset you can switch to hands-free by pressing and hanging up the handset. In case the telephone is connected to a PBX sys- tem it might be necessary to add a pause after the PBX access code. The phone can generate a 4 second pause time. For example: 0 P 012345678 Press the /P key to enter a pause The call duration timer will start in the display 6 seconds after the number was dialled.

7.2 Receiving a call

• When a call comes in, the phone will ring and the Ringer LED will flash

• Pick up the handset or press to take the call hands-free

7.3 Set the volume level

During a call, you can adjust the speaker volume in the handset or in the loudspeaker (hands-free mode). There are 4 volume levels.

• Press the volume key or use / to set the volume level

7.4 Mute the microphone

During a call you can deactivate the microphone and talk freely without the caller hearing you.

• Press to activate ( “mutE” will appear in the display)

• Press again to continue your conversation

During a call you can press the -key to put the other party on hold. The other party will hear an electronic melody.

• press the -key to put the other party on hold

• Press the key again to continue your conversation.

7.6 Last number redial

The phone has two different redial keys

7.6.1 Last number redial /P

Press this key to redial the last number.

The phone will store the 18 latest dialled numbers together with the call duration.

• Press and use / to go through your latest dialled numbers (“OUT” will appear in the display)

• Pick up the handset or press to make a hands-free call

• Press to delete a number

• Press and hold for three seconds to delete all numbers

The phone can store up to 80 incoming numbers together with the time and date of the call.

• Press / to go through the incoming numbers (“IN” will appear in the display)

• Press to delete a number

• Press and hold for three seconds to delete all numbers

In the incoming number list you can set special numbers as VIP (Very important person).

• When browsing the incoming number, press /VIP to set the number as VIP

• The symbol will appear in the display

• Press /VIP again to deselect VIP Missed calls will be displayed together with “NEW” The Missed call LED will blink to indicate one or more missed calls When a number is set as VIP you cannot delete it from the incoming number list.6 Topcom Deskmaster 4100 Topcom Deskmaster 4100 8 Memory numbers The Deskmaster 4100 has 10 direct memory keys (M1, M2,.. M10) and 10 indirect memory numbers.

8.1 Storing a number

• While the handset is on hook, dial the number you want to store

• Press /VIP : “StorE“ will appear on the display

• Pick up the handset or press to make a hands-free call

8.3 Using an indirect memory number

• Press /VIP + the indirect memory number (0...9)

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