DECT 8048B - Phone AUDIOLINE - Free user manual and instructions

USER MANUAL DECT 8048B AUDIOLINE

Two silver Audioline phone models with rotary keypad and display screens (no visible text or symbols on devices)

OperatingInstructions__23

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Pleasereadthisoperatinginstructionmanualthoroughly.

Intendeduse

Thistelephoneisdesignedforusewhenconnectedtoatelephonenetwork.Anyother useisconsideredunintendeduse.Unauthorisedmodificationandreconstructionisnot permitted.Undernocircumstancesopenthedeviceorcompleteanyrepairworkyourself.

Installationlocation

Preventexcessiveexposureosmoke,dust,vibration,chemicals,moisture,heatand directsunlight.

Donotusethehandsetinpotentiallyexplosiveareas.

Powersupply

Caution: Only us the power adapter plugs supplied because other powers supplies could destroy the telephone. Acces to the power adapter plug must not be obstructed by furniture or such.

Rechargeablebatteries

Caution: Donotthrowbatteriesintoafireorimmersetheminwater.

Powerfailure

Thetelephone cannot be used to make calls in the event of a power failure. Always keep acord connected telephone which operates without an external powers supply available in the case of emergencies situations.

Medicalequipment

Caution: Neverusethetelephoneinthevicinityofmedicalequipment. It cannot befullyruledoutthatequipmentwillnotbeaffected.

DECT ^1 telephonescancauseanunpleasanthummingsoundinhearingaids.

Disposal

You are obliged to dispose of consumable goods in accordance with legal regulations. The adjacent symbol on the telephone indicate that electrical and electronic equipment and batteries no longer required must be disposed of separate from domestic waste.

Electricalorelectronicequipmentmustbedisposedofatcollectionpoints providedbythepublicwasteauthorities.

Batteries must be returned to the point of sale or appropriate collection points provided by the public waste authorities.

Packingmaterial must be disposed of according to local regulations.

1 DECT: Digitally Enhanced Cordless Telephone = Standard for cordless telephones.

PuttingtheTelephoneintoOperation

2PuttingtheTelephoneintoOperation

Safetynote

Caution: It is essential to read the safety information in Chapter 1 before preparing the telephone for use.

Checkingthepackagecontents

Thepackagecontains:

-abasestationwithpoweradapterplug (large)

-achargingstationwithpoweradapter plug(small)

-twohandsets-fourbatteries

-atelephoneconnectioncable-anoperatingmanual

Connectingthebasestation

Caution: Position the base station with a distance of at least 1 meter to other electron equipment because it could lead to mutual disturbance.

Connectthebasestationasillustratedinthediagram. Forreasonsofsafety, onlyusethe poweradapterplugandtelephoneconnectioncablesupplied.

Telephonelinesocket

Diagram showing connections between two electrical outlets and a device with labeled ports and connections

Mainspoweroutlet

Connectingthechargingstation

Plugthepoweradapterpluginaproperlyinstalledmainspoweroutlet.

Insertingthebatteries

Openthebatterycompartmentandinsertthebatteries.OnlyusebatteriesofthetypeAAANi-MH 1.2V.Payattentiontothecorrectpolarity.Close thebatterycompartmentcover.

- AAA + + AAA -

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PuttingtheTelephoneintoOperation

Chargingthebatteries

Beforeusingthehandsetforthefirsttime,placeitinthebasestation/chargingstationfor atleast14hours.Whenthehandsetiscorrectlyinsertedinthebasestation/charging station,anacousticsignalissuedandthechargecontrollamplightsup.Thehandset warmsupduringthechargingprocess.Thisisnormalanddoesnotrepresentarisk.Do notchargethehandsetwithchargingunitsfromothermanufacturers.Thecurrentbattery chargestatusisindicatedinthedisplay:

FullHalfemptyWeakEmpty

Privatebranchexchanges

If you want to connect the telephone to a private branch exchange, more information is provided on Page 34.

OperatingElements

3OperatingElements

Handset

1. Callindicator
2. Scrollingbutton/Rediallingbutton
3. Menubutton
4. Callbutton
5. Scrollingbutton/CallslistCLIP
6. Internal calls
   7.Rbutton
   8.Phonebook/Exitmenu
   9.Mutingbutton/Clearbutton
   10.Display
   11.Handsfreemode

Basestation

1. Pagingbutton(locatehandset)
2. Callandpowerindicator
   3.LED, chargecontrollamp

Chargingstation

1. LED, chargecontrollamp

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OperatingtheTelephone

4OperatingtheTelephone

Illustrationanddescriptionofoperations

Enterdigitsorletters
×/⊗	Pressthebuttondepictedbriefly
2 sec	×/⊗ Pressthebuttondepictedfor2seconds
Pressandhold	×/⊗ Pressandholdthebuttondepicted
Release	×/⊗ Releasethebuttondepicted
(( ) Handsetrings
(( ) Basestationrings
	Removethehandsetfromthebasestation
	Placethehandsetinthebasestation
EXAMPLE or Y	Textoriconsinthedisplay

Iconsinthedisplay

Icon	Description
	On:Acalliscurrentlybeingmade.
	On:Handsfreemodehasbeenswitchedon.
EXT	On:Anexternalcalliscurrentlybeingmade.Flashing:Anexternalcallhasbeenreceived.
INT	On:Aninternalcalliscurrentlybeingmade.Flashing:Aninternalcallhasbeenreceived.
	On:Youhaveopenedthecallerlist(CLIP).Flashing:Newcallshavebeenstoredinthecallslist(CLIP).
	On: This phone number in the calls list has not been called back.
	On: This phone number in the calls list has already been called back.
	Flashing:Pleasechargethehandset.On:Displaysbatterycapacity.Runsthroughthesegments:Thehandsetisbeingrecharged.
	On:Appearswhenusingthephonebook.
	On:Appearsimmediatelyprogrammingmodehasbeenactivated.
	On: The key lock function is switched on.
	On:Theconnectiontothebasestationisgood.Flashing:Thehandsetisoutofrangeofthebasestation.
	On: The phone number is in excess of 12 digits.

Navigationbuttons

AlldescriptionsinthisoperatingmanualassumethatthehandsetisinStandbymode. Standbymodeisactivatedbypassingthe button.

1 MENU/✓ 4 X / @ O / P OKL ✓ 3 2

Thebuttonsdepictedinthedescriptivepassagesofthismanualhaveeastandard appearance,i.e.thecontoursandiconsinthebuttonscoulddifferslightlyfromthe actualappearance.

ButtonInStandbymodelthemenu
1 MENUE/√	-Opensthemainmenu-Opensthemenudisplayed
2 ▼	-Opensthecallslist	-Scrollthroughthemenu-Changethesettings
3 ▲	- Opens the phone book	- Skip one level back
4 ▲	-Openstherediallinglist	-Scrollthroughthemenu-Changethesettings
R	- Switch the handset on /off	- No function

Navigationinthemenu

Allthefunctionscanbeaccessedviathedifferentmenus.

Refer to Menu Structure ☐ Page 35 for information on how to access each respective function.

MENU/✓	Openthemainmenu
or▼	Selecttherequiredsubmenu
MENU/✓	Openthesubmenu
	Usethedigitkeystoenternumbersorletters
MENU/✓	Confirmtheinput
	Skiponelevelback
2 sec	Interrupt the programming and saving processes and returntoStandbymode

Everyprocessisautomaticallycancelledifthereisnoinputwithin30seconds.

OperatingtheTelephone

Creatingphonebookentries-example

The example in Creating phone book entries explains how to navigate and make entriesinthephonebook. The phonebookmemoryhasacapacityof30entries.

Openthemainmenu

Select the function and confirm it

Proceedinthesamewayasinthisexampleforallsettings. RefertoMenuStructure Page35.

5Telephoning

Switchingthehandseton/off

2 sec R Switchthehandseton

2 sec R Switchthehandsetoff

Takingacall

Take the call

Endingacall

Makingacall

Enterthephonenumber(max.20digits)

✗/⊗ Followingincorrectinput, presstodeletethelastdigit

Dialthephonenumber

ItisalsopossibletopresstheCallbuttonfirsttoobtainanoutsideline. Thedigits of thephonenumberenteredaredialledimmediately. Itisnotpossibletocorrect anywrongdigitsin thephonenumberenteredwhenusingthisdiallingmethod.

Redialling

Thetelephonestorestelastfivenumbersdialledinarediallinglist.

▲ Opentherediallinglist

Select the entry required and dial the number

Callingbackcallsreceived

Thetelephonestorestelast30callsreceivedinacallslist.

▼ Openthecallslist

Select the entry required and dial the number

Diallingphonenumbersfromthephonebook

Phonenumbermusthavebeenstoredinthephonebook. Page35.

Openthephonebook

Select the entry required and dial the number

Internalcalls

Makinginternalcalls

Inordertobeabletomakefreeinternalcalls,twoormorehandsets(HS1,HS2,...)must beregisteredonabasestation.

HS1: INT, e.g. 2

Dial the internal phone number of the handset required

HS2:

Take the internal call on the other handset

HS1/HS2:

Endtheinternalcall

Telephoning

Transferringexternalcallsinternally

HS1: INT, e.g. 2 Dial the internal phone number during the external call

HS2: ↗ Taketheinternalcallontheotherhandset

HS1: Transferthecall

If the handset called does not answer, take the external callback by pressing the INT button.

Holdingacall/Brokering

Whileanexternalcallisinprogress,itispossibletodialanotherhandsetinordertoconsultwithsomeone.Theexternalcallerisputonholdwhileyouconversewiththesecond,internalpersoncalled.Youcanswitchbetweenthetwocallersasoftenasnecessary.

HS1: INT, e.g. 2 Dial the internal phone number during the external call

HS2: ↗ Taketheinternalcallontheotherhandset

HS1: INT Switchbetweenthecallers

Conferencecalls

Anexternalcallcanbetransferredtoanotherinternalhandsetforaconferencecall.

HS1: INT, e.g. 2 Dial the internal phone number during the external call

HS2: ↗ Taketheinternalcallontheotherhandset

HS1:2sec INT Starttheconferencefacility

HS1 / HS2: The conference call is ended when one of the internal callersendsthecall

Settingthereceivervolume

Thevolumecanbeadjustedtooneof5levelsduringacall.

or Pressthebuttonduringthecall

Displayingthedurationofacall

Thedurationofacallisdisplayedinhours,minutesandsecondsduringacallandfora shortperiodafterithasbeenended.

Handsfreemode

Usethisfunctiontobeabletolistentothecallerthroughtheloudspeaker.

Switchonhandsfreemode

Switchoffhandsfreemode

Mutingthemicrophoneinthehandset

Themicrophoneinthehandsetcanbeactivatedanddeactivatedduringatelephoneconversation.

×/⊗| Switchthemicrophoneoff(mutingfunction)

×/⊗ Switchthemicrophoneon

Keylock

Incomingcallscanstillbetakeninthenormalwayevenwiththekeylockactivated.

Temporarytonedialling

Evenifyoucanonlyoperatethetelephoneusingpulsedialling,youcanswitchtotone diallingtemporarilyduringacallinorder,forexample,toaccessanansweringmachine.

* Activatetemporarytonedialling

* Deactivatetemporarytonedialling

Diallingpause

Whenthephoneisintegratedinaprivatebranchexchange,itisnecessarytodialaspecificnumber(e.g.0or9)inordertoobtainthedialllingtoneforanoutsideline.Inthecase ofolderexchanges,itcantakesometimeuntilthedialllingtonecanbeheard.Inserta diallingpauseinsuchcases.

Thepausecanalsobeenteredwiththephonenumbersinthephonebook.

0,2sec P ,1234...Insertthepause

Handsetringingmelody

Thehandsetringingmelodycanbedeactivated Page35.

Thebasestationthenringsintheeventofanincomingcallbutnotthehandset.

Locatingthehandset(Paging)

If you havemislaid the handset, it can be located easily by means of an acoustic signal.

●)) (( " [ ] ") Activatetheacousticsignaltolocatethehandset

or Stopheacousticsignal

Range

Thehandsethasarangeofapprox.50metersindoorsandapprox.300metersoutdoors. When the connection to the base station is good, the 1 ^n icon appears in the display. If the handset is moved too far from the base station, the 1 ^n icon flashes and acoustic warning signalsareissued.Movenearertothebasestation,otherwisethecallwillbedisconnected.

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PrivateBranchExchanges/SupplementaryServices 6PrivateBranchExchanges/SupplementaryServices

Rbuttonwithprivatebranchexchanges

If the telephone is connected to a private branch exchange, all the functions associated with the R-button, such as transferring calls, automatic call back, etc., can be used. Pleaserefertotheoperating manual provided with your private branch exchange to determine which Recall time must be set to be able to set the functions. Theretailer where you purchased the exchange can provide information at whether the telephone will work properly with the exchange. Setting therecall time Page 35.

Diallingpause

When using private branch exchanges, it is necessary to dial as specific number to obtain the dial lington tone for an outsideline. With some older private branch exchanges, it takes a little time before the dial lington tone becomes audible. Enter adialling pause in the case of such private branch exchanges. You canthendial the phonenumber without having to wait forthedial lington tone. Setting the dial lington pause Page 33.

Thepausecanalsobeenteredwiththephonenumbersinthephonebook.

R-buttonandsupplementaryservices

Thetelephonesupportsthesupplementaryservicesofferedbyyourtelephonenetwork provider,suchasbrokering,callwaitingandconferencecalls.Thesesupplementaryservices can be used in conjunction with the R-button. Please ask your telephone network providerwhichrecalltimemustbesetinordertousethesupplementaryservices.Contact yourtelephonenetworkproviderwithregardtoenablingsupplementaryservices.Setting therecalltimePage35.

Answeringmachineinthetelephonenetwork

If yourtelephonenetworkprovider includes an answering machine for you in the tele- phonenetwork, the envelope icon (VMWI ^1 ) appear to indicate new messages have been recorded for you. The availability of an external answering machine and indication of new messages via the envelope icon are optional services offered by the telephonenetwork provider. These functions can only be used when yourtelephonenetworkprovider actually offer the service. Contact your network provider for further information.

Callernumberdisplay(CLIP 2)

If this function is available with your telephone, then number of the caller appears in the display when the phonerings. If the caller has suppressed transfer of his phonenumber, the corresponding message appears in the display. The phonenumber is not displayed and, thus, cannot be stored in the calls list.

Thecallernumberdisplayfunctionisanoptionalserviceofferedbytelephone networkproviders.Contactyournetworkproviderforfurtherinformation.

1 VMWI: VisualMessageWaitingIndication
2 CLIP: Calling Line Identification Presentation

7MenuStructure

PHONEBOOKADDENTRY

	DELETEENTRY
	MODIFYENTRY
SETUPBASEVOLUME1,2,3,OFF
	BASEMELODYMELODY1,2,3
	DELHANDSETPIN?	5	HANDSET?
	PINCODE	PIN? 5	NEWPIN?RETYPE
	DIALMODETONE
		PULSE
	RECALLRECALL1(100ms)
		RECALL2(300ms)
	DEFAULTPIN?	5	CONFIRM
HANDSET	BEEP	KEYTONE	ON - OFF
		LOWBATTERY	ON-OFF
		RANGE	ON-OFF
	INTRINGVOL	VOLUME1,2,3,OFF
	EXTRINGVOL	VOLUME1,2,3,OFF
	INTMELODY	MELODY1,2,3
	EXTMELODY	MELODY1,2,3
	AUTOANSWER	ON-OFF 2
	NAME	......
	LANGUAGE(7LANGUAGES)
	KEYLOCK	......
REGISTER	SELECTBASE	BASE1_
	REGBASE	BASE1234

^5 DefaultsystemPIN:0000
2 If the function has been activated, an incoming call is automatically taken on removing the handset from the basestation.

ExpandingtheTelephoneSystem

8ExpandingtheTelephoneSystem

The internationally recognisedGAP ^1 standardensuresthecompatibilityofhandsetsand basestationsfromdifferentmanufacturers. ThisenablesAUDIOLINEequipmentandthat fromothermanufacturerstobeintegratedinonetelephonesystem.

Multiplehandsets

Upto4handsetscanberegisteredonthebasestation.

Registeringhandsets

Before beginning with the registration procedure for ahandset, switch therelevant base station to Register mode.

3 sec ●) ActivateRegistermode

Complete the registration process for your handset ☐ Page 35. Use the PIN code currentlysetfortheregistrationprocess☐Page35.

Afterbeingregistered, the handset is assigned an internal call number. This internal call number appears in the display.

Toregisterhandsetsfromothermanufacturers,readtheoperatingmanualprovidedwiththerespetivehandset.

Deregisteringhandsets

Ahandsetregisteredonabasestationcanonlybederegisteredbyanotherhandsetregisteredtothesamebasestation.

Multiplebasestations

Thehandsetscanbesimultaneouslyregisteredonupto4differentbasestations.Each basestationrequiresitsowntelephonelinesocket.Connectionswiththesameordifferentcallnumberscanbeused.

Callsinprogress, however, cannot betransferred from one basestation to another.

Increasingtherange

Positionthebasestationssothattherangesoftheindividualbasestationsoverlap.Test therangeofyourhandsetsbecauseobstructionsinbuildingsrestricttherange.Register the handset on all the base stations. Activate the Select Base function on the base stations Page 35. The handset automatically searches for the nearest base station with thebestconnection.

Mobilitythroughdifferentinstallationlocations

Registerthehandsetonvariousbasestationsatdifferentlocations.ActivatetheSelect Base function on the base stations Page 35. Regardless of your current location, the handsetautomaticallysearchesforabasestationinrange.

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

9lfProblemsOccur

Servicehotline

Shouldproblemsarisewith the telephone, pleasereferto the following information first of all. In the case of technical problems, contact our Service Hotline, tel. [phone] (Telekom costs at time of going to print: 12ct/min). In the case of claims under the terms of guarantee, please contact your sales outlet. There is a year period of guarantee.

Problemsandsolutions

ProblemsSolutions
Noconnectiontobasesta-tionpossible	-CheckthatthehandsethasbeenregisteredonthebasestationwiththecorrectPINcode.35
Notelephonecallspossible-Thetelephonelineisnotcorrectedproperlyorisdefective.Onlyusethetelephoneconnectioncablesup-plied.-Testwhetherthetelephoneconnectionisinorderbyusinganothertelephone.-Thepoweradaptorplugisnotpluggedinorthereisacompletepowerfailure.-Therechargeablebatteriesareemptyordefective.-Thehandsetistoofarfromthebasestation.-Theincorrectdiallingmodeisset.35
Connectionisdisturbedorcutoff	-Thehandsetistoofarfromthebasestation.-Thebasestationisinanunsuitablelocation.
Thesystemnolongerre-sponds	-Resetallthefunctionstotheirdefaultsettings.35-Disconnectthepoweradapterplugbrieflyfromthepowersocket.
Thebatteriesareemptyafteraveryshorttime	-Thebatteriesareemptyordefective.-Placethehandsetinthebasestationproperly.Cleanthecontactsurfacesonthehandsetandbasestationusingasoft,drycloth.-Insertthehandsetinthebasestationfor14hours.
Thecallernumberdisplay(CLIP)doesnotfunction	-Thecallernumberdisplayfunctionisanoptionalser-viceofferedbytelephonenetworkproviders.Contactyournetworkproviderforfurtherinformation.-Thecallerhassuppressedthetransmissionoftheirphonenumber.

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TechnicalSpecifications

10TechnicalSpecifications

Technicaldata

FeatureValue
StandardDECT-GAP	1
PowersupplyInput:220/230V,50Hz	Output:6.5V,150mA
RangeOutdoors:Approx.300m	Indoors:Approx.50m
StandbyUpto150h
Max.talktimeUpto11h
Rechargeable batteries	2 x 1.2 V, size: AAA
DiallingmodeTonediallingmode(default)	Pulsediallingmode
Permissibleambienttemperature	10°Cto30°C
Permissiblerelativehumidity	20%to75%
Flashfunction	100ms,300ms
Handsetname	DECT8048(adjustable)
Phonebook	30entries
Callslist	30entries
Rediallinglist	5entries
Batterychargewarningindicator	Yes
Keytone	On/Off
Outofrangewarning	Yes
Automaticanswering	On/Off
Ringingvolume,handset(internalandex-ternal)	3levelsandoff
Receivervolume	5levels
Ringingmelody,handset(internalandex-ternal)	3 melodies
Keylock	Yes
Ringingvolume,basestation	3levelsandoff
PINcode	0000(default)

^1 DECT: Digitally Enhanced Cordless Telephone = Standard for cordless telephones. GAP: Generic Access Profile = Standard for the interoperation of handsets and base stations from other manufacturers.

TechnicalSpecifications

HandsfreemodeYes
RPASYes
No.ofhandsetsperbasestationMax.4
Languages7
AccesstophonebookduringcallYes
ConferencefacilityYes

Hearingaidcompatibility

Thetelephoneiscompatiblewithmostpopularhearingaidsonthemarket. However, it cannotbeguaranteedthatallhearingaidswillworkperfectly.

If your hearing aid is not compatible with the telephone and interference occurs, try the following solutions:

-Donotswitchthehearingaidto"T".
-Usethehandsfreefacilityonthehandsetandsetthevolumeasloudaspossible.
-Holdthehandsetapprox.15cmfromthehearingaid.

DeclarationofConformity

This device fulfilstherequirements stipulated in the EU directive:

1999/5/EU directive on radio equipment and telecommunication terminal equipment and the mutual recognition of their conformity. Conformity with the abovementioned directive is confirmed by the CE symbol on the device.

ToviewthecompleteDeclarationofConformity, pleaserefertothefreedownloadavailableonourwebsitewww.audioline.de.

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Maintenance/Guarantee

11 Maintenance/Guarantee

Maintenance

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

Guarantee

AUDIOLINE equipment is produced and tested according to the latest production methods. The implementation of carefully chosen materials and highly developed technologies ensure trouble-free functioning and long service life. The term so guaranteed 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 so guaranteed not apply to the batteries or power packs used in the products. The period of guarantee is 24 months from the date of purchase.

Alldeficienciesresultingfrommaterialorproductionfaultswhichoccurduringtheperiod ofguaranteewillbeeliminatedfreeofcharge.Rightstocaimsunderthetermsofguaranteeareannulledfollowinginterventionbythepurchaserorthirdparties.Damagecaused asaresultofimproperhandlingoroperation,incorrectpositioningorstoring,improper connectionorinstallation,ActsofGodorotherexternalinfluencearenotcoveredbythe termsofguarantee.Inthecaseofcomplaints,wereservetherighttorepairorreplacedefectpartsorprovideareplacementdevice.Replacementpartsordevicesbecomeour property.Rightstocompensationinthecaseofdamageareexcludedwherethereisno evidenceofintentorgrossnegligencebythemanufacturer.

If your devices show sign of defect during the period of guarantee, pleasereturnitto 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.

12Index

A

Answeringmachineinthe telephonenetwork,34

Automaticdialling,36

B

Basestation,27

Batteries,24

Batterychargestatus,26

Brokering,32

C

Callandpowerindicator,27

Callbutton,27

Callindicator,27

Callernumberdisplay,34

Callingbackmissedcalls,31

Chargecontrollamp,27

Chargingthebatteries,26

Checkingthepackage contents,25

Conferencecalls,32

Connectingthebase station,25

Connectingthecharging station,25

Creatingphonebook entries,30

D

DeclarationofConformity,39

Deregisteringhandsets,36

Descriptions,28

Diallingpause,33,34

Diallingphonenumbers from the phonebook, 31

Display,27

Disposal,24

E

Endingacall,31

ExpandingtheTelephone System,36

G

Guarantee,40

H

Handset,27

Handsfreemode,27,32

Holdingacall,32

|

Iconsinthedisplay,28

Increasingtherange,36

Insertingthebatteries,25

Installationlocation,24

Intendeduse,24

Internalcalls,27,31

K

Keylock,33

L

Locatingthehandset,33

M

Maintenance,40

Makingacall,31

Makinginternalcalls,31

Medicalequipment,24

Menubutton,27

Mobility,36

Multiplebasestations,36

Multiplehandsets,36

Mutingthemicrophone,32

Muting/Clearbutton,27

N

Navigation,29

Navigationbuttons,29

0

OperatingtheTelephone,28

P

Paging,33

Pagingbutton,27

Phonebook/Exitmenu,27

Powerfailure,24

Privatebranchexchanges,34

Problemsandsolutions,37

Puttingthetelephoneinto operation,25

R

Rbutton,27

Rbuttonwithprivatebranch exchanges,34

R-buttonandsupplementary services,34

Range,33

Receivervolume,32

Redialling,31

Registeringhandsets,36

Representations,28

Ringingmelody,33

S

Safetyinformation,24

Scrollingbutton/ CallslistCLIP,27

Scrolling/Rediallingbutton,27

ServiceHotline,37

Supplementary services, 34

T

Takingacall,31

Talktime,32

Technicaldata,38

Telephoning,31

Temporarytonedialling,33

Transferringexternal callsinternally,32

V

VMWI,34