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| Product Type | DECT cordless phone |
| Model | Global 150 |
| Brand | Premier |
| Handset Display | LCD display |
| Base Display | LCD display |
| Battery Type | Ni-MH rechargeable |
| Initial Charge Time | 16 hours |
| Phonebook Capacity (Handset) | 50 names and numbers |
| Phonebook Capacity (Base) | 70 names and numbers |
| Caller ID Memory (Handset) | 50 entries |
| Caller ID Memory (Base) | 78 entries |
| Ringer Melodies | 9 (with 9 volume levels) plus 16 polyphonic (4 volume levels) |
| Intercom | Yes, between handsets |
| Call Transfer | Between handset and base |
| Speakerphone | On handset and base |
| Mute Function | Yes, during call |
| Flash Key | For call waiting and PBX (100/120/300/600 ms) |
| Dialing Mode | Tone/Pulse (default Tone) |
| Languages | Multiple, selectable |
| Power Supply | AC adapter (included) |
| Cleaning | Damp anti-static cloth; no liquid detergents |
| Safety | Keep away from water, heat, direct sunlight; not near gas leak |
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USER MANUAL Global 150 Premier
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Two horizontal grayscale bars with varying shades and a central crosshair symbol (no text or labels)TABLE OF CONTENTS
INSTALLATION 2
DECT HANDSET 3
CHARGER 4
BASE PHONE 4
INFORMATION ON THE LCD-DISPLAY 6
DECT HANDSET SETTINGS 6
BASE PHONE SETTINGS 10
USE OF THE PHONE 11
REGISTERING DECT HANDSET TO THE BASE PHONE 14
TRANSFERING CALLS 14
IMPORTANT SAFETY MEASURES 23
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INSTALLATION
INSTALLATION OF THE DECT HANDSET
See Illustration I
! When replacing the batteries, ALWAYS use good quality Ni-MH rechargeable batteries. Never use other batteries or conventional alkaline batteries! The use of wrong batteries can cause irrevocable damage to your appliance!
Important! Before you start using your cordless phone definitely, it first has to be charged during 16 hours.
• To charge the handset you should place it on the charger.
• The battery-indicator on the display indicates the status of the battery capacity.
INSTALLATION OF THE CHARGER
See Illustration II
INSTALLATION OF THE BASE PHONE
See Illustration III
- Connect the curled cable (1).
- Click the plug of the adaptor in the connection plug on the bottom of the base phone (2) and plug the adaptor into the wall socket.
- Click one end of the telephone cord in the connection point on the bottom of the base phone (3) and the other end in the telephone plug. This telephone plug can now be plugged into the wall socket of your telephone connection point.
Important!
Power failure operation: The phone will continue to operate in the event of a power failure (Caller ID and Phonebook will not function).
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DECT HANDSET
See Illustration IV
- ▲ ▼
• To scroll through the different steps of the Programming menu.
• To adjust the voice volume during a call. - Activates programming and confirms the settings after changes.
- Activates intercom communications (while using multiple handsets).
- Transfers a call to another handset during a call (while using multiple handsets).
- c
• Switches the microphone temporarily off during a call.
• To delete numbers or characters. - Goes to the previous position in the Programming menu.
- During programming you can always go back to Standby-mode by keeping this key pressed during 2 sec.
- *
• To turn on/off silence function. - To change a character from upper case to lower case or vice versa.
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• Tums on/off key lock function.
- To call and to answer a call.
• To switch the 'Speakerphone' function of the handset on,
• To turn the handset on/off. - R
• To enter the Phonebook.
• Could also be used as FLASH-key. - Press to switch to call waiting caller.
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Two horizontal grayscale color swatches with a central crosshair symbol (no text or symbols)- • To take a look at the outgoing numbers.
- Redial.
• Could also be used as PAUSE-key. - LCD-display.
CHARGER
See Illustration IV
- Charge-Led This led lights during charging.
Important!
If the handset is being placed on the charger, this led ALWAYS should light. If it does not light, this means that the handset was not placed correctly on the charger or that the AC adaptor was not installed properly, so that the handset can not be charged.
- Charge-contact points Keep them clean and dust-proof to make charging possible.
BASE PHONE
See Illustration V
1.
• LCD-display.
2.
• PAUSE-key.
• Redi
- IN USE • In use and message waiting Led: This led lights when a call is in progress. Also blinks when messages are left.
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Two horizontal grayscale color swatches with a central plus sign, no text or symbols present- -0
- Handset-search-button: To locate the handset. Also used to register a new handset.
- R
- FLASH-key.
- Press to switch to call waiting caller.
- CBEACH
• To take a look at the outgoing numbers.
7.
- Handset.
To enter the Phosphol
9 HE
• Speakerphone Led: This led lights when the speakerphone is activated.
- ▲ ▼
- Arrow buttons.
11.
• To switch the 'Speakerphone' function on/off.
- c
• To delete numbers or characters.
- P/T
• To set the dialing mode.
14.
• To set the voice volume.
- 000
• To set the ringer volume.
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INFORMATION ON THE LCD-DISPLAY
DECT HANDSET
: Indicates the current signal strength. More bars indicate more signal strength.
J: Indicates that the key lock function is activated.
5: Indicates that the phone is in use mode.
Indicates that the Speakerphone function is activated.
☒: Indicates that the microphone has been temporarily switched off during a call.
L↑ Indicates that the line is engaged
INT: Indicates that the phone is in intercom conversation mode.
: Indicates that there is a new call that you have not seen yet.
This function only works if you have subscribed it with your telephone company.
: Indicates the capacity of the battery. Flashes during charging.
BASE PHONE
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REPERT Indicates that the call is received repeatedly.
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CW Indicates that a second call is received during a conversation.
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Indicates that the phone is in use mode
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MSG Indicates that a voice message has been left.
This function only works if you have subscribed it with your telephone company.
- NEW x:Indicates that there is a new call that you have not seen yet.
This function only works if you have subscribed it with your telephone company.
DECT HANDSET SETTINGS
To switch the handset completely off: Press and hold 📄 until "6000 B9E" appears on the display. → The handset will not ring and the last dialed numbers will be erased from the memory. → To switch the handset back on: Press and hold 📄 → Your telephone is back in Standby mode.
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GENERAL GUIDELINES
- The phone always needs to be in Standby-mode before you can start programming.
• To exit the Menu, you can use the C key.
LANGUAGE
Press ▼ until "HS SETTING" appears on the display. → Press ➕. → Press ▼ until "LANGUAGE" appears on the display.
→ Press ➕. →Press ▼ until the required language appears on the display. → Press ➕ to confirm.
DATE & TIME
Press ▼ until "HS SETTING" appears on the display. → Press ⬆. → Press ▼ until "SET CLOCK" appears on the display.
→ Press → "INPUT TIME" appears on the display. → Enter the right time (Hour Minute). → Press → to confirm. → "INPUT
DRTE: appears on the display. → Enter the right date (Day-Month-Year). → Press to confirm.
SETTING HANDSET NAME
Press ▼ until "HS SETTING" appears on the display. → Press ➕. → Press ▼ until "USER NAME" appears on the display.
→ Press →. → The display shows "NRYE". → Enter the name (max. 8 characters). → Press → to confirm.
RINGER MELODY & VOLUME
You can choose from 9 ringer melodies (9 volume levels) and 16 polyphonic ring tones (4 volume levels).
Press ▼ until "HS SETTING" appears on the display. → Press ➕ L → Press ▼ until "MELCOY EXT" appears on the display.
→ Press ➕. → Use ▲ and ▼ to search the required melody. → Press ➕ to confirm. → Use ▲ and ▼ to search the
required volume level. → Press ⚙ to confirm.
DIALING WITH OR WITHOUT SOUND SIGNAL
Press ▼ until "HS SETTING" appears on the display. → Press ➕. → Press ▼ until "SET KEYTONE" appears on the display.
→ Press ➕. → Use ▼ to make your choice: "ON" or "OFF". → Press ➕ to confirm.
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SILENCE FUNCTION
To turn on this function, press and hold until the display shows "SILENCE". To turn off this function, press and hold
again until the phone returns to Standby mode.
LOCKING AND UNLOCKING THE KEYPAD
To lock the keypad, press and hold # until "LOCKED" appears on the display. → To unlock the keypad, press and hold # again until the phone returns to Standby mode.
DIRECT CALL
If you program a number under "Hot call" and turn this function ON, this number will be automatically dialed if you press any key.
Press ▼ until "HS SETTING" appears on the display. → Press ⊕. → Press ▼ until "HOT CALL" appears on the display. → Press ⊕ → Enter the desired number. → Press ⊕ to confirm. → "DIRECT CALL" appears on the display. → This number will now be dialed automatically if you press any key. → To turn off the direct call number: Press R twice. → The phone will return to Standby mode.
CHANGING HANDSET PIN
Press ▼ until "HS SETTING" appears on the display. → Press ⊕ → Press ▼ until "SET PIN" appears on the display. → Press ⊕ → "HS PIN" appears on the display. → Enter the current handset PIN (with delivery = '1590'). → Press ⊕ → "NEW PIN" appears on the display. → Enter the desired PIN and press ⊕ → "RETYPE PIN" appears on the display. → Enter the new PIN once more and press ✉ confirm.
CHANGING BASE PHONE PIN
Press ▼ until "BS SETTING" appears on the display. → Press ⊕. → The display shows "WRITING..." and then "BASE PIN". → Enter the current base PIN (with delivery = '1590'). → Press ⊕. → Press ▼ until "CHRISE PIN" appears on the display. → Press ⊕. → "NEW PIN" appears on the display. → Enter the desired PIN and press ⊕. → "RETYPE PIN" appears on the display. → Enter the new PIN once more and press ⊕ to confirm.
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TONE/PULSE (\*)
Press ▼ until 'BS SETTING' appears on the display. → Press ▼ → The display shows 'WRITING,' and then 'BRE PIN'. → Enter the base PIN (with delivery - '1590'). → Press ▼ → Press ▼ until 'DIRL MODE' appears on the display. → Press ▼ → Use ▼ to make your choice. → Press ▼ to confirm. (*) This setting is NOT used in the majority of the European countries where only 'TONE' dialing is available. Default setting-Tone.
FLASH-KEY
The FLASH-key R offers the possibility to use various services of your telephone company or can be used as through-connect key when the GLOBAL 150 is connected to a PBX.
Note:
The flash time varies in different countries. Please check with you local telephone company before setting.
Press ▼ until '85 SETTING' appears on the display. → Press ☐. → The display shows "WRITING..." and then "BRSE PIN". → Enter the base PIN (with delivery = '1590'). → Press ☐. → Press ▼ until 'FLASH TIME' appears on the display. → Press ☐. → Use ▼ to make your choice: 100 (applicable in most countries)/120/300/600 ms. → Press ☐ to confirm.
'RESET' OF THE APPLIANCE
Press ▼ until "HS SETTING" appears on the display. → Press ✉ → Press ▼ until "SET DEFAULT" appears on the display. → Press ✉ → "HS PIN" appears on the display. → Enter the current handset PIN (with delivery - '1590'). → Press ✉ → "SURE" appears on the display. → Press ✉ to confirm or ☐ cancel.
Important!
- This way you can not recover the forgotten PIN-Code. - The handset will not be deregistered.
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BASE PHONE SETTINGS
GENERAL GUIDELINES
- The phone always needs to be in Standby-mode before you can start programming.
• To exit the Menu, you can use the C key.
LANGUAGE
Quickly press C twice. → Press ▼ until "SET LNRSURGE" appears on the display. → Press CBACK. → Press ▼ until the required language appears on the display. → Press CBACK to confirm.
HOUR DISPLAY FORMAT
You can select the hour display format: 12h or 24h.
Quickly press □ twice. → Press ▼ until "HOUR FORMAT" appears on the display. → Press OBACK. → Use ▲ and ▼ to make
your choice. → Press [CBACK] to confirm.
DATE DISPLAY FORMAT
You can select the date display format: MM-DD (Month-Day) or DD-MM (Day-Month).
Quickly press C twice. → Press ▼ until "DRTE FORMART" appears on the display. → Press CBACK. → Use ▲ and ▼ to make your choice. → Press CBACK to confirm.
DATE & TIME
Quickly press C twice. → Press ▼ until "SET TIME" appears on the display. →Press CBACK. →The setting sequence is Hour-Minute-Month-Day-Year. → Use ▲ and ▼ to enter the right information. → Always press CBACK to go to the next setting. → After setting the "Year", press ▲. → The display will show a flashing number. This number indicates the day of the week (f.i. 3 – Wednesday). → Press CBACK to confirm. →Press C to go back to Standby mode.
Note:
When you have a Caller ID subscription, time & date will be automatically set when you first receive a call.
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FLASH-KEY
The FLASH-key R offers the possibility to use various services of your telephone company or can be used as through-connect key when the GLOBAL 150 is connected to a PBX.
Note:
The flash time varies in different countries. Please check with you local telephone company before setting.
Quickly press C twice. Press ▼ until "SET FLRSH" appears on the display. Press CBACK. Use ▲ and ▼ to make your choice: 100 (applicable in most countries) 120/300/600 ms. Press CBACK to confirm.
USE OF THE PHONE
CALLING
Handset
Two possibilities:
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Press 📞 and enter the number.
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Enter the number and press ↗
Base phone
Two possibilities:
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Pick up the handset or press 📋 and enter the number.
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Enter the number and pick up the handset or press
Note:
- If you enter a wrong number, use c to delete characters.
- You can press ☐ to insert a pause to a dialing sequence.
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RECEIVING AND ENDING A CALL
Handset
Press ☐ to answer the call. → Press ☐ again to end the call.
Base phone
Pick up the handset or press 📄 to answer the call. → Hang up the handset or press 📄 to end the call.
ADJUSTING THE VOICE VOLUME
Handset
During a call, choose a level from 1 to 9 by using ▲ and ▼
Base phone
You can set the voice volume as desired with the switch ▶ on the bottom of the unit (Lo/Mid/Hi).
'MUTE'-KEY
Handset
During a call, press ☐ switch the microphone off. → ✗ appears on the display. [The person on the other end of the line cannot hear you, but you can hear the person on the other end of the line.] → Press C to switch the microphone back on.
'SPEAKERPHONE'-KEY
With this key you can switch on the Speakerphone during a call to make a completely handsfree call.
Handset
Press and hold 📄 until 📋 appears on the display. → Press and hold 📋 again to switch off the microphone and to continue your conversation without Speakerphone via the handset.
Base phone
Press [a] and hang up the handset. Pick up the handset to switch off the microphone and to continue your conversation without Speakerphone via the handset.
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Note:
You can press 📄 to activate the speakerphone directly in Standby mode. → Press the 🔒 key again to exit.
During a call you can adjust the volume of the speakerphone as indicated above in the chapter "Adjusting
the voice volume"
REVIEWING AND DIALING THE LAST DIALED NUMBERS
Handset
You can review the 10 last numbers that were dialed with this phone.
Press ☐. → The last dialed number appears on the display. → Press ☐ again to review the previous number. → Finally
press 📞 to dial the number on the display.
Base phone
You can review the 10 last numbers that were dialed with this phone.
Press CIBACK. → The last dialed number appears on the display. → Press ▲ and ▼ to scroll through the memory and find the
desired number. → Pick up the handset or press 🔒 to dial the number on the display.
STORING THE LAST DIALED NUMBERS IN THE PHONEBOOK-MEMORY
Base phone
Press □BACK. → The last dialed number appears on the display. → Press ▲ and ▼ to scroll through the memory and find the
number you want to store in the phonebook. → Press and hold 📄 until the cursor starts flashing. → Enter the name.
→ Press □ to confirm. → Press □ to go back to Standby mode.
HANDSET-SEARCH-BUTTON
Base phone
Press □ very shortly to page the missing handset. → The DECT handset beeps for about 20 seconds. → Press □ again to
stop the beeping.
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REGISTERING DECT HANDSET TO THE BASE PHONE
Handset 1: in Standby-mode you read from the display: "HS1". If f.i. by pressing a wrong key appears that the handset is not registered to the base phone anymore, you can still do the following:
Press and hold ☐ of the base phone until the "In use" LED on the base phone starts to flash. → Press ▼ of the DECT handset until 'HS REGISTER' appears on the display. → Press ☐, → Press ▲ or ▼ to choose a base number and press ☐. → The display shows the register code it receives. → Press ☐ → The display shows "PIT". → Enter the base PIN (with delivery = '1590'). → Press ☐
Important! The base phone stays during 2 min. In registering-mode. If registering the handset has not gone well, you could better start all over again.
TRANSFERING CALLS
FROM BASE PHONE TO DECT HANDSET
A call comes in. → The base phone answers the call. → To transfer the call to the DECT handset, press 📄 and hang up the phone. → The handset can now answer the call by pressing ⬇.
FROM DECT HANDSET TO BASE PHONE
A call comes in. → The handset answers the call. → The base phone also has to pick up the phone. → To transfer the call to the base phone, press 📞 on the handset. → The base phone can now answer the call.
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You can store 50 names and numbers in the Phonebook of the GLOBAL 150 DECT handset and 70 names and numbers in the Phonebook of the base phone.
Note:
The Phonebook memory in the DECT handset and the base phone are separate from each other.
STORING A NUMBER AND NAME IN THE PHONEBOOK-MEMORY
Handset
Press ▼ until "PHONE BOOK" appears on the display. → Press ◆. → Press ▼ until "RDO" appears on the display. → Press ◆. → The display shows "RIME". → Enter the name and press to confirm. → The display shows "NUMBER". → Enter the number and press to confirm.
Base phone
Quickly press C twice. → Press BACK. → Press ▼ until "R00" appears on the display. → Press OBACK. → Enter the number. → Press □ and enter the name. → Press □ to confirm. → The display will show "-" so that you can enter the next number. → Press C to go back to Standby mode.
Operation method:
Press the key labeled with the required character: once for the first character, twice for the second, etc.
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Two horizontal grayscale color swatches with a central crosshair symbol (no text or labels)Handset
| 1X 2X 3X 4X 5X 6X | |
| 1 | 1 _ < > - · |
| <=2 | Aa Bb Cc 2 ▶ |
| <=3 | Dd Ee Ff 3 : |
| <=4 | Gg Hh li 4 + |
| <=5 | Jj Kk Li 5 * |
| <=6 | Mm Nn Oo 6 # |
| <=7 | Pp Qq Rr Ss 7 |
| <=8 | Tt Uu Vv 8 /Eæ |
| <=9 | Ww Xx Yy Zz 9 Ññ |
| 0 | 0 Àà Ää Öö Üü ∅∞ |
Note:
• To delete a wrong entry, press . C
- Press to change a character from upper case to lower case or vice versa.

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Two horizontal grayscale color swatches with a small crosshair indicator (no text or symbols)Base phone
| 1X | 2X | 3X | 4X | 5X | 6X | 7X | 8X | 9X | 10X | |
| 1 | 1 | - | - | ? | ! | - | " | ' | ( | ) |
| 2= | A | B | C | a | b | c | 2 | Å | Å | Æ |
| 3= | D | E | F | d | e | f | 3 | |||
| 4= | G | H | I | g | h | i | 4 | |||
| 5= | J | K | L | j | k | l | 5 | |||
| 6= | M | N | O | m | n | o | 6 | Ö | ∅ | Ñ |
| 7= | P | Q | R | S | P | q | r | s | 7 | |
| 8= | T | U | V | t | u | v | 8 | Ü | ||
| 9= | W | X | Y | Z | w | x | y | z | 9 | |
| 0 | + | & | @ | / | $ | % |
Note :
To delete a wrong entry, press . C
Press R in Standby mode. → Press ▲ or ▼ to scroll through the phonebook entries.
SEARCHING A NUMBER IN THE PHONEBOOK
Handset
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Base phone
Press □ in Standby mode. → Press ▲ or ▼ to scroll through the phonebook entries. → Press OBACK to go back to Standby mode.
Note:
During viewing the stored entries, you can press the first character of the name to search quickly.
CALLING A NUMBER OF THE PHONEBOOK
Handset
Press R in Standby mode. → Press ▲ or ▼ to scroll through the phonebook entries and find the required number. → Press ⬇ to dial the desired number.
Base phone
Press in Standby mode. → Press or to scroll through the phonebook entries and find the required number. → Pick up the handset or press to dial the desired number.
DELETING A NUMBER AND NAME FROM THE PHONEBOOK-MEMORY
Handset
Erasing a single entry
Press ▼ until "PHONE BOOK" appears on the display. → Press ◆. → Press ▼ until "DELETE" appears on the display. → Press ◆. → Press ▲ or ▼ to find the entry that you want to delete. → Press ◆ to confirm. → The display shows "SURE7". → Press ▶ to confirm or ▶ cancel.
Erasing all entries
Press ▼ until "PHONE BOOK" appears on the display. → Press ⊕. → Press ▼ until "ERRSE RLL" appears on the display. → Press ⊕. → The display shows "SUREY". → Press ⊕ to confirm or C to cancel.
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Base phone
Erasing a single entry
Press in Standby mode. → Press ▲ or ▼ to scroll through the phonebook entries and find entry that you want to delete. → Press C. → The display shows "DEL?". → Press C once again to confirm.
EDITING A NUMBER AND NAME OF THE PHONEBOOK-MEMORY
Handset
Press ▼ until "PHONE BOOK" appears on the display. → Press ⚙. → Press ▼ until "EDIT" appears on the display. → Press ⚠️ → Press ▲ or ▼ to find the entry that you want to change. → Press ⚣️ → Change the name and press ⚣️ → Change the number and press ⚣️ → You will hear the current ringer melody and on the display appears "EXT ROM" K. → Press ⚣️ to confirm.
Base phone
Editing the name
Press 📄 in Standby mode. → Press ▲ or ▼ to scroll through the phonebook entries and find the entry that you want to change. → Press and hold 📄 until the cursor starts to flash at the first character of the name. → Use 📃 to go to the position where you would like to change a letter. → Press 📄 to confirm. → Press 📄 to go back to Standby mode.
Editing the number
Press in Standby mode. Press or to scroll through the phonebook entries and find the entry that you want to change. Press and hold until the cursor starts to flash at the first character of the name. Press so that the last digit of the number starts to flash. Use to delete the wrong numbers. Enter the correct number and press to confirm. Re-enter the first letter of the name and press to confirm. Press to go back to Standby mode.
SETTING VIP NUMBERS IN THE PHONEBOOK
Handset
With this function, you can set a different ringer melody for VIP numbers. When you get a call from a VIP number, the phone will ring with the matching melody that you have set.
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Press ▼ until "PHONE BOOK" appears on the display. → Press ➕. → Press ▼ until "EDIT" appears on the display. → Press
→ Press ▲ or ▼ to find the entry that you want to change. → Press →, → Change the name and press →
Change the number and press ⚙, → You will hear the current ringer melody and on the display appears 'EXT RING: X'.
Press ▲ or ▼ to choose the desired ringer melody for this number. → Press ➕ to confirm.
CALLER ID (CLIP)
Before you can use this service, you first have to take a Caller ID-subscription with your telephone company.
- With Caller ID you can see, before you pick up the phone, the number of the person that is calling you on the displays of the GLOBAL 150. If this number already has been stored in your Phosbook, the name also appears on the display.
• If the caller has blocked the CLIP-function, the displays will show "PRIVATE".
- If the caller calls from an area where the telephone company is not offering the Caller ID service or an area that is not yet providing name and number delivery to your area via the long distance network, the displays will show "OUT OF AREF".
- With Caller ID you can also see all the numbers that called you during your absence.
- If you have a voice mail service from your telephone company and a message is left. * Handset. The display will show "MESSAGE WRITTING"
* Base phone: The display will show "MESSAGE WRITING" and the MSG icon. The "In use" indicator on the base will flash until
you have got your voice mail from your telephone company.
50 names and numbers can be stored in the Caller ID memory of the GLOBAL 150 DECT handset & 78 names and numbers can be stored in the Caller ID memory of the GLOBAL 150 base phone.
Note:
The Caller ID memory in the DECT handset and the base phone are separate from each other.
REVIEWING NUMBERS
Handset
Press ▼ until "CALLER ID" appears on the display. → Press ⊕. → Press ▼ until "REPORT" appears on the display. → Press ⊕ to confirm. → The display shows the last caller's number (and possibly the name), and the date and time. → Press ▲ or ▼ to scroll through the Caller ID list.
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Base phone
Press ☐ to scroll through the Caller ID list.
CALLING NUMBERS FROM THE CALLER ID LIST
Handset
Find the Caller ID number that you want to dial, as described above in the chapter "Reviewing numbers". → Press ☐ to dial the desired number.
Base phone
Find the Caller ID number that you want to dial, as described above in the chapter "Reviewing numbers". Pick up the handset or press 口 to dial the desired number.
STORING NUMBERS FROM THE CALLER ID LIST IN THE PHONEBOOK
Handset
Find the Caller ID number that you want to store in the phonebook, as described above in the chapter "Reviewing numbers". → Press ☐ to confirm and the display shows "▶ PHONE BOOK". → Press ☑ to confirm. → "IFRME" appears on the display. → Enter the name and press ☐ confirm.
Base phone
Find the Caller ID number that you want to store in the phonebook, as described above in the chapter "Reviewing numbers". → Press and hold □ until the cursor flashes on the first character of the name. → Enter or edit the name. → Press □ to confirm. → Press □ to go back to Standby mode.
DELETING NUMBERS FROM THE CALLER ID LIST
Handset
Erasing a single entry
Press ▼ until "DRILLER ID" appears on the display. → Press ➕. → Press ▼ until "DELETE" appears on the display. → Press ➕ to confirm. → Press ▲ or ▼ to find the number that you want to erase. → Press ➕ to confirm. → "SURE7" appears on the display. → Press ➕ to confirm or □ cancel.
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Erasing all entries
Press ▼ until "CALLER ID" appears on the display. → Press ➕. → Press ▼ until "ERRSE RLL" appears on the display.
→ Press ☑ to confirm. → "SURE?" appears on the display. → Press ☑ to confirm or ☐ to cancel.
Base phone
Erasing a single entry
Press ▲ or ▼ to find the number that you want to erase. → Press □, → "DEL?" appears on the display. → Press □ to confirm or press BACK to cancel.
Erasing all entries
Press ▲ or ▼ to enter the Caller ID memory. → Press and hold □ until 'FLL DEL?' appears on the display. → Press □ to confirm or press □ to cancel.
CALLER ID ON CALL WAITING
Before you can use this service, you first have to take a Call waiting-subscription with your telephone company.
- With the Call Waiting function, you will hear a tone indicating that you have another call.
- The GLOBAL 150 will indicate the name & number of the second caller on the display while you are having a conversation with the first caller.
When you are having a conversation and a second call is received, press R to answer the second caller. → When you finish the second call, press R to continue your conversation with the first caller.
Note:
When you cannot connect to the second caller by pressing the RKey, please contact your local telephone company for more information.
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IMPORTANT SAFETY MEASURES
- When you charge this product, a certain amount of heat will be produced. Do not put this product on antique, veneered or wooden surfaces to avoid damage.
- To avoid interference with other electronic appliances, such as a TV, radio or PC, you should place this product at least 1 meter away.
- The effective range of this product is dependant on the local environment, such as building materials, the proximity of dense trees, ponds, lakes or the sea.
- Do not use this product near water or in a damp environment, such as a bathroom.
- Do not expose this product to fire, direct sunlight or intense heat.
- For safety measures do not use this product near a gas-leak that you found and want to report.
- Clean this product with a damp anti-static cloth. Do not use fluid detergents or sprays.
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