Euro 800 - Phone AUDIOLINE - Free user manual and instructions

Product Type	Cordless DECT/GAP Telephone
Brand	Audioline
Model	Euro 800
Standard	DECT-GAP
Power Supply (Base Station)	Input: 220-230V~50Hz, Output: 6V DC 400mA
Outdoor Range	Approx. 300m
Indoor Range	Approx. 50m
Standby Time	Up to 100 hours
Talk Time	Up to 10 hours
Battery Type	2 x AAA Ni-MH 1.2V (rechargeable)
Dialing Mode	Tone (DTMF) or Pulse
Display	LCD with icons, date/time, caller ID
Call Log Capacity	30 entries
Redial List Capacity	20 entries
SMS Functionality	Yes (requires network provider support)
Handsfree	Yes
Keylock	Yes
Paging (Find Handset)	Yes
Maximum Handsets per Base	5
Maximum Base Stations	4
Flash Time Settings	80, 100, 120, 180, 250, 300, 600, 800 ms
Color Themes (Keypad Backlight)	Blue/Pink, Green/Yellow, Purple/Brown
Maintenance	Clean with soft dry cloth; do not use solvents
Safety	Use only supplied adapters; avoid medical equipment; dispose properly
Warranty	24 months from purchase

Frequently Asked Questions - Euro 800 AUDIOLINE

How do I register a handset to the base station?

To register a handset, first put the base station into registration mode by pressing and holding the paging button for 10 seconds (the paging LED will flash). On the handset, go to Settings > Setup > Base > Register Handset, enter the PIN (default 0000), and the handset will search and register. An internal call number will be assigned automatically.

How do I set the date and time?

Press the Menu softkey, then navigate to Settings > Setup > Base > Date/Time. Enter the date and time using the numeric keys and confirm with Ok. The format is DD.MM.YY HH:MM.

What is the baby call function and how do I activate it?

The baby call function automatically dials a pre-stored number when any button (except the Opt softkey) is pressed. To activate, go to Settings > Setup > Handset > BabyCall, select On, enter the desired number, and confirm. To deactivate, select BabyCall Off.

How can I store emergency numbers?

Up to 4 emergency numbers can be stored. Go to Settings > Setup > Handset > Emergency No., choose a slot (e.g., Emergency No.1), enter the number, and confirm. These numbers can be dialed even when the keylock is active.

How do I adjust the ring volume?

Press the Menu softkey, then go to Sound > Ringer > Ring Volume. The handset offers 5 volume levels plus an ‘Off’ option. The base station ring volume can be adjusted separately via Settings > Setup > Base > Ringer.

How do I use the handsfree function?

During a call, press the Handsfree button (speaker icon) to activate the loudspeaker. Press it again to deactivate and return to the earpiece. The handsfree mode is indicated by a speaker icon in the display.

What is the default PIN code and how do I change it?

The default PIN code is 0000. To change it, go to Settings > Setup > Base > Change PIN, enter the old PIN, then enter the new PIN twice. The PIN is used for registration and system resets.

How do I reset the handset to factory settings?

Press Menu and go to Settings > Setup > Handset > Default Reset. Confirm by entering the PIN (default 0000). The handset will restore all default settings except registered base stations.

How should I clean the telephone?

Clean the housing surfaces with a soft, lint-free cloth. Never use cleaning agents or solvents. For battery contacts, gently wipe with a dry cloth.

What should I do if the handset shows ‘No Base found’?

First, ensure the base station is powered and the handset is within range. If the problem persists, re-register the handset: put the base in registration mode (press paging button for 10 sec), then on the handset go to Settings > Setup > Base > Register Handset and follow the steps. Also check that the handset is not deregistered.

USER MANUAL Euro 800 AUDIOLINE

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ALDHOLLINE EUR2 800 86.12 15:25 LINO 100 - 1 R 1 2+3 -3 4 5+1 6+2 7+3 8+4 9+5 9+6 0 8-1 ALDHOLINE EUR2 800

Diagram of a device with a labeled component (no text or symbols present)

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1 SMS: Short Message Service

^2 VMWI: Visual Message Waiting Indication

1 CLIP: Calling Line Identification Presentation
^2 SMS: Short Message Service

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Pleasereadthisoperatinginstructionmanualthoroughly.

Intendeduse

Thetelephoneissuitablefortelephoningwithinapublictelephonenetworksystem.Anyotheruseisconsideredunintendeduse.Unauthorisedmodificationor reconstructionisnotpermitted.Undernocircumstancesopenthedeviceorcompleteanyrepairworkyourself.

Installation location

Preventexcessiveexposureosmoke,dust,vibration,chemicals,moisture,heat anddirectsunlight.

Donotusethehandsetinpotentiallyexplosiveareas.

Powersupply

Attention: Only us the power adapter plugs supplied because other powersupplies could damage the telephone. Ensure access to the power adapter plug is not obstructed by furniture or such.

Rechargeablebatteries

Attention: Donotthrowbatteriesintoafireorimmersetheminwater.

Powerfailure

Thetelephonecannotbeusedtomakecallsintheeventofapowerfailure.

Alwayskeepacordconnectedtelephonewhichoperateswithoutanexternal powersupplyavailableincaseofemergencysituations.

Medicalequipment

Attention: Neverusethetelephoneinthevicinityofmedicalequipment.Effectsonsuchequipmentcannotbefullyruledout.

DECT ^1 DECTtelephonescancauseanunpleasantummingsoundinhearing aids.

^1 DECT: Digital Enhanced Cordless Telecommunication = Standard for cordlesstelephones.

Disposal

If your device has cometo the end of its servicelife, bring it to a collection point provided by your local public waste authorities (e.g. recycling center). The adjacent symbol indicates that the old device must be disposed of separate from domestic waste. According to lawson the disposal of electronic and electrical devices, owners are obliged to dispose of old electronic and electrical devices in a separate waste container.

Batteriesmustbedisposedofatthepointofsaleoratappropriatecollectionpointsprovidedbythepublicwasteauthorities.Packagingmaterialsmustbedisposedofaccordingtolocalregulations.

PuttingtheTelephoneintoOperation

2PuttingtheTelephoneintoOperation

Safetyinformation

Attention: It is essential to read the Safety Information in Chapter 1 before starting up.

Checkingthecontentsofthepackage

Thepackagecontains:

-abasestationwithpoweradapter plug -atelephoneconnectioncable
-ahandset-tworechargeablebatteries
-anoperatingmanual

Connectingthebasestation

Attention: Positionthebasestationatleast1mawayfromother electronicdevices, otherwisethereisariskofmutualdisturbance.

Connectthebasestationasillustratedinthediagram.Forreasonsofsafety,only usethepoweradapterplugandtelephoneconnectioncablesupplied.

graph TD
    A["Mainpower outlet"] --> B["Telephone connection socket"]
    B --> C["Switch"]
    D["Electrical outlet"] --> E["Switch"]
    E --> F["Mainpower outlet"]
    style A fill:#f9f,stroke:#333
    style D fill:#f9f,stroke:#333
    style B fill:#ccf,stroke:#333
    style C fill:#cfc,stroke:#333
    style E fill:#fcc,stroke:#333

PuttingtheTelephoneintoOperation

Insertingthebatteries

Insertthebatteriesintheopenbatterycompartment.OnlyusebatteriesofthetypeAAANi-MH1.2V.Payattentiontocorrectpolarity.Closethe batterycompartment.

- AAA+ + AAA - ↓ - AAA+ + AAA -

Chargingthebatteries

Beforethehandsetisusedforthefirsttime,insertitinthebasestation/forat least16hours.Whenthehandsetisinsertedinthebasestationproperly,youwill hearaconfirmationsignal.Thehandsetwarmsupduringthechargingprocess. Thisisnormalanddoesnotrepresentarisk.Donotchargethehandsetwith chargingunitsfromothermanufacturers.

The current battery charge status is indicated in the display:

FullHalfemptyWeakEmpty

Settingthetimeanddateonthehandset

Thetimeanddatearesetviathemenu.RefertoPage54forthesequenceof optionselections.

Privatebranchexchanges

TheinformationonPage49explainshowtoinstallyourtelephoneinaprivate branchexchange.

OperatingElements

3OperatingElements

Handset

1 Scrollupwards/Calllog
2SoftkeyRightbutton
3Phonebook
4R-button(Flash)
5Scrolldownwards
6On-hook/Switchhandseton/off
7Hashbutton/Keylock
8Switchringingtoneoff/ Temporarytonedialling
9Off-hook(Call)
10Handsfreemode
11Moveback/Mutingfunction
12SoftkeyLeftbutton
13Menubutton"Info"

Basestation

1 Pagingbutton(locatehandset)

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 Info C R 1 2 ABC 3 DEF 4 GHI 5 JKL 6 MNO 7PCRS 8 TUV 9WXYZ X JX 0 0-0

Diagram of a device with a labeled component (no text or symbols present)

Thebuttonsinthisoperatingmanualaredepictedwithauniformcontour. Variationsinthesymbolsonthetelephonebuttonscomparedtothosedepicted herearepossible.

4OperatingtheTelephone

Displayandnotationofoperationsequences

Enterdigitsorletters

* Pressthebuttondepictedbriefly

2 sec ✱ Pressthebuttondepictedfor2seconds

( ) Handsettrings

(( ) Basestationrings

Removethehandsetfromthebasestation

Placethehandsetinthebasestation

Deutschor

Textoriconinthedisplay

Ok

Pressthesoftkey, Page43

Iconsinthedisplay

Display	Description
	On:Theconnectiontothebasestationisgood.Warningtone:Theconnectionisbeinginterrupted.Off:Theconnectionhasbeeninterrupted.Movetowardsthebasestation.
	Handsfreemodeisactivated.Page48
	On:Acalliscurrentlybeingmade.Flashing:Thetelephoneisringing.Page45
	Theringingtonehasbeenswitchedoff.Page48
DisplayDescription
	Themicrophoneisdeactivated(muted).Page48
andKeyGuard	Thekeylockfunctionisactivated.Page48
	On:Batterychargecapacityindicator.Run-through:Thebatteriesarebeingcharged.Page39
Euro800Nameofthetelephone. Page60
1	Internally assigned call number of the handset. Page 60
01.1213:26Displayofdateandtime. Page54
andNewCalls	NewcallshavebeenregisteredinthecalllogPages56and50.InadditionaredLEDbehindthe“Info”buttonflashes.
andNewSMS	AnewSMS 1messagehasbeenrecorded.Pages51and58
	Answeringmachineprovidedbythetelephonenetwork.VMWI2-Optionalserviceofferedbythetelephonenetworkprovider.Page50

^1 SMS: Short Message Service
^2 VMWI: Visual Message Waiting Indication

Navigationbuttons

AlldescriptionsinthisoperatingmanualassumethatthehandsetisinStandby mode.ThehandsetisinStandbymodeafterpressingthe button.

Thesoftkeys(1)and(7)areassigneddifferentfunctionsinthedifferent menus. Thefunctionbuttonsarealwaysreferredtointhismanual accordingtothetextsdirectlyabovetheminthedisplay.

Int Menu 7 6 1 2 3 4 5

ButtonInStandbymodelInMenu

1-Openthemainmenu-Opensthemenudisplayed
2-Openthecallog		-Scrollupwards-Changethesettings
3-Openthephonebook-Scrolltotheright
4		-Scrolldownwards-Changethesettings
5-Switchhandseton/off		-Cancelprogrammingandsavingprocesses
6		-Scrolltotheleft-Moveonelevelback
7-Internalcall-Moveonelevelback

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OperatingtheTelephone

Navigatinginthemenu

Allthefunctionscanbeaccessedviathevariousmenus.Refertothemenu structure to find how to access the respective functions, Page 51

Menu		Openthemainmenu
or	, or	Move to and select the required submenu
Ok		Openthesubmenu
or	Movetoandselecttherequiredfunction
Ok		Openthefunction
or	Movetoandselecttherequiredsetting
Enterdigitsorlettersusingtherelevantdigit keys
Ok or Store		Confirmorstoretheentry
C or <<		Moveonelevelback
Cancelprogrammingandsavingprocesses andreturntoStandbymode
Everyprocessisautomaticallycancelledifthereisnoinputwithin30 seconds.

Creatingphonebookentries-example

Thewayinwhichtonavigatethroughthemenusandenterdataisexplainedby means of the example Creating phone book entries. Proceed as in this exampleforallthesettings.

Openthephonebook
OptOpentheOptionsmenu
or
NewEntry	, Ok	Selectfunctionandconfirm
Number:	, Ok	Enterthenumber(max.24digits)andconfirm
Name:	Store	Enterthename(max.15characters)and

5Telephoning

Takingacall

Take the call

Endingacall

Makingacall

Enterthephonenumber(max.24digits)

Del

Deletethelastdigitifincorrect

Dialthephonenumber

ItisalsopossibletopresstheOff-hook(Call)buttonfor2secondstoob-tainthediallingtone. Thephonenumberthenenteredisdialledimme-diately.Itisnotpossibletocorrectwrongdigitsindividuallyusingthis diallingprocedure.

Redialling

Thetelephonestoresthelast20numbersdialledinarediallinglist.

Opentherediallinglist

Select an entry and dial the number

Callslog

Thetelephonestorestnumbersofthelast30callsreceivedinacalllog.

? 📁 Openthecallslog

Select an entry and dial the number

Diallingphonenumberfromthephonebook

Phonenumbermusthavebeenstoredinthephonebookforthisfunction.

Pages44and56

Openthephonebook

Select an entry and dial the number

Telephoning

Chaindialling

Thechaindiallingfunctionisusedinmorecomplextelephoneservices,e.g. for telephonebanking, call-by-callorcallingcardprocedures. Several numbers stored in the phonebook can be transmitted. It is also possible to combine numbers for transfer from the phonebook with numbers entered manually. Numbers stored in the phonebook can be chained and transmitted as required.

Openthephonebook

or ▼, OkSelectthephonebookentryandtransferthe number

Internalcalls

Makinginternalcalls

Theremustbetwoormorehandsets(HS1,HS2,...)registeredonabasestation in order to make internal calls free of charge. Further information, Page 60

HS1: Int , ▲ or ▼

e.g. Handset2, OkDialtheinternalcallnumberofthehandset required

HS2:

Take the internal call on the other handset

HS1/HS2:

Endtheinternalcall

Transferringexternalcallsinternally

HS1: Int , ▲ or ▼

e.g. Handset2, OkDialtheinternalcallnumberduringthe

conversationwiththeexternalcaller

Take the internal call on the other handset

HS1: Transferthecall

If the hand set called does not answer, take the external callback by pressing the button.

Holdingacall/brokering

Whileacallisinprogress,itispossibletodialanotherhandsetinordertoconsultwithsomeone.Theexternalcallerisputonholdwhileyouconversewiththe second,internalpersoncalled.Youcanswitchbetweenthecallersasoftenas necessary.

HS1: Int , ▲ or ▼

e.g. Handset2, OkDialtheinternalcallnumberduringthe

conversationwiththeexternalcaller

HS2: Take the internal call on the other handset

HS1: Brok Changebackandforthbetweenthecallers

Conferencecalls

Anexternalcallcanbetransferredtoanotherinternalhandsetforaconference call.

HS1: Int , ▲ or ▼

e.g. Handset2, OkDialtheinternalcallnumberduringthe

conversationwiththeexternalcaller

HS2: ↗ Taketheinternalcallontheotherhandset

HS1: Conf Starttheconference

Atthispoint, youcanswitchbetweenthetwocallersasnecessary and thenbacktotheconference.

HS1/HS2: Theconferenceisterminatedbyoneofthe

internalhandsetusersendingthecall

Adjustingthereceivervolume

Thevolumecanbeadjustedtooneof5settingsduringacall.

or Selecttherequiredvolume

Talktimedisplay

Thedurationofareceivedcallisdisplayedinhours,minutesandsecondsduring thecall.

Telephoning

Handsfree

Thisfunctionisusedtolistentothecallerviatheloudspeaker.

Activatehandsfreemode

Deactivatehandsfreemode

Mutingthemicrophoneinthehandset

Themicrophoneinthehandsetcanbeactivatedanddeactivatedduringatele- phoneconversation.

Deactivatethemicrophone(mutingfunction activated)

Activatethemicrophone

Keylock

Theringingmelodyonthehandsetcanbeswitchedoff.

Deactivatetheringingmelody

Theringingtonesettingonthebasestationremainsunaffected.

Activatetheringingmelody

Searchingforthehandset(Paging)

If you havemislaid your handset, you can locate it again with the aid of search tone.

Activatethesearchtone

Endthesearchtone

Switchingthehandsetonandoff

Youcanswitchthehandsetoffinordertosavethebatteries.

Confirmorcancelthefunction

Switchthehandseton

6PABX/SupplementaryServices

Rbuttononprivatebranchexchanges

If the telephone is connected to a private branch exchange, all the functions associated with the R-button, such as transferring calls and automatic call back, can be used. Pleasereferto the information in the operating manual enclosed with your private branch exchange with regard to the Flashtimetosetinorderto usethesefunctions. The dealer where you purchased the exchange can provide information as whether the telephone will work properly with the exchange. Setting the Flashtime, Page 54.

Numberforanoutsideline

In the case of private branch exchanges, it is necessary to dial as specific number in order to obtain the dialling tone for an outsidine. This number for an outside line can be stored. When the telephonedetect this number preceding a phone number entered, a dialling pause is automatically inserted after the number. Setting then number for an outsidine, Page 54

Enteringadiallingpausemanually

It is possible to insert a dialling pause manually after the number for an outside linetobeabletocontinuediallingdirectlywithoutwaitingforthediallingtone.

2 sec 0 Insertdiallingpause

Afterdiallingthenumberfortheoutsideline, thetelephonewaits3seconds beforediallingtheactualphonenumber.

Thepausecanalsobeenteredwiththephonenumbersinthephone book.

R-buttonandsupplementaryservices

Yourtelephonesupportsthesupplementaryservicesofferedbyyourtelephone networkprovider,suchasbrokering,callwaitingandconferencefacilities. These supplementary services can be used via the R-button. Please ask your tele- phonenetworkproviderwhichFlashtimeyouneedtosetinordertousethesup- plementaryservices.Pleasecontactthetelephonenetworkproviderwithregard to enabling the supplementary services. Setting the Flash time, Page 54.

PABX/SupplementaryServices

Answeringmachineinthetelephonenetwork

If yourtelephonenetworkproviderhasanansweringmachineavailableforyou in thetelephonenetwork,the(VMWI ^1 )indicatesanewmessagehasbeenrecordedforyou.Theprovisionofanexternalansweringmachineandindicationof newmessagesviaanmailboxiconareoptionalservicesfromthetelephonenetworkprovider.Thesefunctionscanonlybeusedwhenyourtelephonenetwork provideractuallyofferstheservice.Contactyournetworkproviderforfurtherinformation.

Callernumberdisplay(CLIP 2)

Thecallernumberdisplayfunctionisanoptionalserviceofferedbytele- phonenetworkproviders.Contactyournetworkproviderforfurtherin- formation.

If this function is available, then number of the caller appears in the display when the phonerings. If callers suppress transmission of their phonenumbers, the numbers do not appear in the display and are not stored in the call log. A corresponding message indicating this appears in the display.

^1 VMWI: Visual Message Waiting Indication
^2 CLIP: Calling Line Identification Presentation

7MenuStructure

Mainmenu

YoucanaccessthemainmenubypressingtheMenusoftkey. Thewaytonavigatethroughthemenusisdescribedinchapter4.

SMS 1

graph TD
    A["WriteNewSMSText:Number:SendSMS"] --> B["IncomingEntry1"]
    B --> C["Opt"]
    C --> D["AnswerSMSUseText?"]
    D --> E["Entry2DeleteSMS"]
    E --> F["Entry...CallNumber"]
    F --> G["StoreinPhoneb.Name:"]
    H["OutgoingEntry1"] --> I["Opt"]
    I --> J["SendSMS"]
    J --> K["Number:"]
    L["SMS Settings"] --> M["SMS-Center"]
    M --> N["SMS-Center 1"]
    N --> O["Number:"]
    P["SMS-Center 2"] --> Q["SMS-Center 3"]
    Q --> R["SMS-Center 4"]

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^1 Further information on SMS text messages, Page 57.

graph TD
    A["SelectSendSMSCSMSSend1"] --> B["SMSSend2"]
    A --> C["SMSSend3"]
    A --> D["SMSSend4"]
    B --> E["SMSAlertOff"]
    C --> E
    D --> E
    E --> F["On"]

Info ┌ UsetheInfobuttontoopenthismenudirectly.

graph TD
    A["IncomingTAM(-)(onlydisplayedwithnewmessages)"] --> B["CallsLog(-)(onlydisplayedwithnewcalls)"]
    B --> C["SMS(-)(onlydisplayedwithnewSMS)"]
    C --> D["Page51"]
    E["InfoService"] --> F["Entry1"]
    F --> G["Opt"]
    G --> H["EditEntryNumber:Name:"]
    H --> I["Entry...DeleteEntry"]
    I --> J["Delete?"]

Display

Wallpaper	Wallpaper 1	(Wallpaper in Standby mode)
	Wallpaper2
	Wallpaper3
	Wallpaper4
	WallpaperOff
HandsetName	Name:
DisplayContrast	Level1-8
ColorScheme	Blue/Pink
	Green/Yellow	(Backlighting for the keypad)
	Purple/Brown
Backlight On/Off	Off
	On

Sound

RingerRingVolumeOff
WarningTonesKeytoneOff		RingVolume1-5
		RingVolume^ 1
	RingMelodyRingMelody1-15
	BatteryLowOff	On
	NoCoverageOff	On
		On

Settings

SetupHandsetDirectCallEnterPIN: 2
	BabyCallOn Number:
	BabyCallOff
	BaseSelection BaseA
	Base ...
	Auto TalkOn/Off Off
	On
	EmergencyNo.►
	EmergencyNo.1Number:
	EmergencyNo....
	DefaultReset DefaultReset?
	Language Deutsch
	English/Türkçe

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^1 Thissettingcausesthevolumetoincreasewitheachring.
^2 ThedefaultPINcodeis“0000”.

graph TD
    A["SetupBaseRingerRingVolumeOff"] --> B["RingVolume1-5"]
    B --> C["RingMelodyRingMelody1-5"]
    C --> D["DialModeTone"]
    D --> E["Pulse"]
    E --> F["ExchangeCodeNumber:"]
    F --> G["ChangePIN 1 OldPIN:NewPIN:►"]
    G --> H["RepeatPIN:"]
    H --> I["DefaultReset DefaultReset?EnterPIN:"]
    I --> J["Date/Time Date: Time:"]
    J --> K["FlashTime Flash1-8"]
    K --> L["RegisterHandset BaseA* 2 EnterPIN:SearchBase!"]
    L --> M["BaseB"]
    L --> N["BaseC"]
    L --> O["BaseD"]
    M --> P["Deregister HS Enter PIN Handset 1 Delete HS?"]
    N --> P
    O --> P

^1 ThedefaultPINcodeis“0000”.
2 Thereare4memorylocationsavailableforregistrationofbasestations.Memory locations identified by a star are already assigned. If a memory location is selected which is already assigned, the old registration in this memory location isoverwritten.

PhoneBook

Accessthephonebookbypassing

PhoneBook

Entry1 Opt NewEntryNumber:Name: 1

Entry2EditEntryNumber:Name: 1

Entry...DeleteEntryDelete?

DeleteAllDelete?

Callslog

Pressthe ? ➕ buttontoaccessthecallog.

CallsLog 2

Entry1 Opt DeleteEntryDelete?

Entry2 DeleteAllListDelete?

Entry...Details

StoreinPhoneb.Name: 1

1 Lettersarealsoimprintedonthedigitkeys.Letters,digitsandspecialcharactersareenteredbypassingtherelevantkeytherespectivenumberoftimes.
Use the Star button to switch between entering upper and lowercase and digits.
^2 The(CLIP ^3 )featureisnecessarytodisplayandsavephonenumbersinvariouscalllogs.Thecallernumberdisplayfunctionisanoptionalserviceoffered bytelephonenetworkproviders.Contactyournetworkproviderforfurtherinformation.FurtherinformationontheCLIPfunction, Page50.
^3 CLIP: Calling Line Identification Presentation

8SpecialFunctions

Autotalkfunction(takingcallsdirectly)

If this function is activated, an incoming callistaken when the handset is removed from the base station. Setting the auto talk function, Page 53.

Diallingmode

Thetelephone can be operated in new, digitalexchanges (TONE) as well as analogue exchanges (PULSE). Setting the dialling mode, Page 54.

Temporarytonedialling

If you only operate the telephone using the PULSE dialling mode, you can still make use of the advantages of the TONE dialling mode (e.g.: remote access of the answering machine in the conventional telephone network). You can temporarily switch to Tonedialling when a connection has already been made.

2 sec ✱ Pressthebuttonwhenaconnectionhasbeen established

Whenthecallisended, the equipment automatically switches back to Pulse dialling.

Babycallfunction

Thisfunctionenablesyoutostoreanumberwhichisautomaticallydialledafter anybuttonispressed(exceptthe Opt softkey).Activatingthebabycallfunction, Page53.

Opt , or BabyCallOff , OkDeactivatethebabycallfunction

Emergencycallnumbers

Upto4emergencynumberscanbestoredinyourhandset.Thesenumberscan bedialledevenifthekeylockfunctionisactivated.Storingemergencycallnumbers,Page53.

9 SMS

ConditionsforusingSMS

TheCLIP ^1 featuremustbeavailableforyourtelephoneconnection.Contactyourtelephonenetworkprovidertoensurethisfeatureisenabledonyourtelephoneconnection.TousetheSMS ^2 service,yourtelephonenetworkprovidermustenableit.

- Atextcannotbesentfromeveryprivatebranchexchangeextension.

If you want to send SMS text messages from a private branch exchange extension, it is necessary to store the number for an outsideline for your PBX in the handset preceding the Service Center number.

• SendingSMSmessagesisnotavailableforCall-by-Callconnectionsat present.
• ChargesaremadeforsendingSMStexts.
• IftherecipientintheconventionaltelephonenetworkdoesnotuseanSMS serviceorhistelephoneisnotequippedtohandleSMSmessages,theSMS isautomaticallyconvertedtoavoicemessage.
  •Costsarechargedbyyourtelephonenetworkprovider.

SMSServiceCenter

SMSmessagesaredistributedviaaServiceCenter.IfyouwanttosendSMStext messages,youmustprogramaservicecenternumberinyourhandsetPage 51.Pleasecontacttheproviderofyourchoiceforthenecessaryservicecenter callnumbersandtheprocedureforenablingtheSMSservice.

YourtelephonehasalreadybeenpreparedtosendSMStextmessages. ServiceCenternumbersarealreadyprogrammedinthehandset. ActivatetherequiredServiceCenterintheSMSmenu. Page52

ServiceCenter1ServiceCenter2

DeutscheTelekom:0193010Empty

ServiceCenter3ServiceCenter4

EmptyEmpty

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1 CLIP: Calling Line Identification Presentation
^2 SMS: Short Message Service

Enteringtext

Thedigitkeysarealsolabelledwithlettersfortheentryoftherespectiveletters. Letters,digitsandspecialcharactersareenteredbypassingtherelevantkey therespectivenumberoftimes.

0,1 or # Enterspecialcharacter
* Switchbetweenenteringupperandlower caseanddigits
Del		Deletethelastcharacterentered
2 sec	Del	Deletetheentiretext

SMSAlertsignal(alarm)

AnacousticsignalisissuedwhenanewSMStextmessageisreceived.Youcan activateordeactivatethissignal.Activating/Deactivatingthealarmsignal, Page52.

10ExpandingtheTelephoneSystem

The internationalGAP ^1 standardregulatesthecompatibilityofhandsetsand basestationsfromdifferentmanufacturers.Asaresult,itispossibletointegrate AUDIOLINEdevicesanddevicesfromothermanufacturerstogetherinonetele-phone system. It is possible, however, that certain functions are not available.

Multiplehandsets

Upto5handsetscanberegisteredonthebasestation.

Registeringhandsets

Beforestartingwiththeregistrationprocessforahandset,switchtherespective basestationtoRegistrationmode.

10 sec □, (« 📞 »)

Activate Registration mode

Complete the registration process for your handset, ☐ Page 54. The currently validPINcodeisusedforregistrationpurposes, ☐ Page54.

Thehandsetisautomaticallyassignedaninternalcallnumberfollowingregistration.Theinternalcallnumberappearsinthedisplay.

Toregisterhandsetsfromothermanufacturers, pleaserefertothe operatingmanualsuppliedwiththem.

Deregisteringhandsets

Eachhandsetcanderegisteritselfandotherhandsetsregisteredonthe basestation. Themessage“NoBasefound!”appearsinthedisplayof thehandsetderegistered.

Deregisteringhandsets Page54.

Multiplebasestations

Yourhandsetscanbesimultaneouslyregisteredonupto4differentbasestations.Eachbasestationrequiresitsowntelephonecablesocket.Connections canbeusedwiththesamecallnumberorwithdifferentones.

SwitchtherespectivebasestationstoRegistrationmode.Registerthehandset Page54.Selectthebasestationyouwishtousefortelephoningusingthe "BaseSelection"menu, Page53.

11IntheCaseofProblems

Servicehotline

Shouldproblemsarisewiththetelephone, pleaserefertothefollowinginformationfirst. In the case of technical problems, you can contact our hotlines service, tel. [phone] (cost via Telekomattime of going to print: 12ct/min). In the case of claims under the term so guarantee, contact your sales outlet. There is a 2-year period of guarantee.

Problemsandsolutions

ProblemsSolutions
Noconnection to basestation possible	-Check that the handset has been registered on the basestation with the correct PIN code. Page 54
Notelephone calls possible	-Thetelephone is not connected properly or is defective. Only use the telephone connection cables supplied.-Test whether the telephone connection is in order by using another telephone.-The power adaptor plug is not plugged in or there is a complete power failure.-There chargeable batteries are empty or defective.-The handset is too far from the base station.-Dialling mode is set incorrectly. Page 54
Connectionis disturbed or cutoff	-The handset is too far from the base station.-The base station is in an unsuitable location.
Thesystem no longer responds	-Reset all the function sto their default settings. Page 62-Disconnect the power adapter plug briefly from the powersocket.-Removethe batteries briefly from the handset.

IntheCaseofProblems

ProblemsSolutions
Thebatteriesare emptyinashort time	-Batteriesareemptyordefective.-Placethehandsetinthebasestationproperly.Clean thecontactsurfacesonthehandsetandbasestation withasoft,drycloth.-Placethehandsetinthebasestationfor16hours.
TheCLIP ^1 function doesnotwork	-Thecallernumberdisplayfunctionisanoptional serviceofferedbytelephonenetworkproviders.Contactyournetworkproviderforfurtherinformation.-Thecallerhassuppressedthetransmissionoftheir phonenumber.

12TechnicalProperties

Technicaldata

FeatureValue
StandardDECT-GAP	1
PowersupplyInput:220/230V,50Hz	Output:6V,400mA
RangeOutdoors:Approx.300m	Indoors:Approx.50m
StandbyUpto100h
Max.talktimeUpto10h
Rechargeable batteries	2 x 1.2 V, size: AAA
DiallingmodeTonediallingmode	Pulsediallingmode
Permissibleambienttemperature	10°Cto30°C
Permissiblerelativehumidity	20%to75%
Flashfunction	80ms,100ms,120ms,180ms,250ms,300ms,600ms,800ms

Defaultsettings

Handset
Restoringthedefaultsettings, Page53

Language:	German	Emergency number 1:	112
Ringing melody:	6	Emergency number 2:	110

^1 DECT: Digitally Enhanced Cordless Telecommunication = Standard for cordlesstelephones.

GAP: Generic Access Profile = Standard for the interoperation of handsets and basestations from other manufacturers.

TechnicalProperties

Ringingtonevolume:3Emergencynumber3:Empty
Receivervolume:3Emergencynumber4:Empty
Handsfreemodevolume:3Keytone:On
Phonebook:EmptyHSname:Euro800
Calllog:EmptySMS:		Empty
Redialling list:	Empty	SMS alarm signal:	On
Babycall:	Off/EmptyAutotalk:	On
Number for outside line:	Empty	Display contrast:	4
Key lock:	Off	Menu colour:	Blue
Battery warning signal:	On	Keypad lighting:	On
Range warning signal:	On	Wallpaper:	Sky

Base station

Restoringthedefaultsettings, Page54

Ringingmelody:	1Flashtime:	100ms
Ringing tone volume:	3	Dialling mode:	Tone dialling
VIP phone book:	Empty	PIN:	0000

Declaration of Conformity

This device fulfil the requirements stipulated in the EU directive:

1999/5/EU directiveonradioequipmentandtelecommunicationsterminalequipmentandthemutualrecognitionoftheirconformity.ConformitywiththeabovementioneddirectiveisconfirmedbytheCE symbolonthedevice.

To view the complete Declaration of Conformity, please refer to the free download available on our website www.audioline.de.

13Maintenance/Guarantee

Maintenance

• Cleanthehousing surfaces with asoft, fluff-freecloth.
• Neverusecleaningagentsorsolvents.

Guarantee

AUDIOLINEequipmentisproducedandtestedaccordingtothelatestproduction methods. The implementation of carefully chosen materials and highly developed technologies ensure trouble-free functioning and long service life. The term sof guaranteed on not apply where the cause of equipment malfunction is the fault of the telephone network operator or any interposed private branch extension system. The term sof guaranteed on not apply to the batteries or power packs used in the products. The period of guarantee is 24 months from the date of purchase.

Alldeficienciesresultingfrommaterialorproductionfaultswhichoccurduringthe periodofguaranteewillbeeliminatedfreeofcharge.Rightstocaimsunderthe termsofguaranteeareannulledfollowinginterventionbythepurchaserorthird parties.Damagecausedasaresultofimproperhandlingoroperation,incorrect positioningorstoring,improperconnectionorinstallation,ActsofGodorother externalinfluencearenotcoveredbythetermsofguarantee.Inthecaseofcomplaints,wereservetherighttorepairorreplacedefectpartsorprovideareplacementdevice.Replacementpartsordevicesbecomeourproperty.Rightstocompensationinthecaseofdamageareexcludedwherethereisnoevidenceof intentorgrossnegligencebythemanufacturer.

If your devices show sign of defect during the period of guarantee, pleaser return it to the sales outlet in which you purchase the AUDIOLINE device together with the purchase receipt. All right to claims under the term so guarantee in accordance with this agreement must be asserted exclusively with regard to your sales outlet. Two years after the purchase and transfer of four products, claims under the term so guarantee can longer be asserted.

14Index

A

Answeringmachineinthete- lephonenetwork,50

Autotalkfunction,56

Automaticdiallingpause,49

B

Babycallfunction,56

Batterychargestatus,39

Brokering,47

C

Callnumberdisplay,50

Callslog,45

Chaindialling,46

Chargingthebatteries,39

Conferencecalls,47

Connectingthebase station,38

Creatingphone bookentries,44

D

DeclarationofConformity,63

Defaultsettings,62

Deregisteringhandsets,59

Diallingmode,54,56

Diallingphonenumbersfrom thephonebook,45

Directcallacceptance,56

Display,41

E

Emergencycallnumbers,56

Endingacall,45

Enteringadiallingpausemanually,49

Enteringtext,58

Expandingthetelephonesystem,59

Explanations,41

F

Flashtime,54

G

Guarantee,64

H

Handsfree,48

Holdingacall,47

|

Iconsinthedisplay,41

Inthecaseofproblems,60

Insertingbatteries,39

Internalcalls,46

K

Keylock,48

M

Mainmenu,51

Maintenance,64

Makingacall,45

Makinginternalcalls,46

Menustructure,51

Multiplebasestations,59

Multiplehandsets,59

Mutingthemicrophone,48

N

Navigationbuttons,43

Numberforanoutside line,49

0

Operatingelements,40

Operatingthetelephone,41

P

Packagecontents,38

Paging,48

Phonebook,55

Privatebranch exchanges,49

Problemsandsolutions,60

Pulsedialling,54

Putting the telephone into operation, 38

R

Rbuttononprivatebranch exchanges,49

R-buttonandsupplementary services,49

Receivervolume,47

Redialling,45

Registeringhandsets,59

Ringingmelody,48

Index

S

Safetyinformation,36

Searchingforthe handset,48

Servicehotline,60

SMSalarm,58

SMSalert,58

SMSconditions,57

SMSServiceCentre,57

Specialfunctions,56

Supplementary services, 49

Switchingthehandseton andoff,48

T

Takingacall,45

Talktime,47

Technicaldata,62

Telephoning,45

Temporarytonedialling,56

Tonedialling(DTMF),54

Transferringexternalcallsinternally,46

Troubleshooting,60

V

VMWI,50