Sydney - Telephone Premier - Free user manual and instructions

Brand	Premier
Model	Sydney
Product Type	Corded Landline Telephone
Dimensions (Approx.)	200 x 100 x 50 mm (estimated)
Weight (Approx.)	500 g (estimated)
Power Source	Line-powered via telephone line
Dialing Modes	Tone (DTMF) and Pulse (Rotary)
Ringer Volume Settings	HI (loud) and LO (low)
Redial Key	Yes, automatically redials last dialed number
Mute Key	Yes, temporarily disables microphone during conversation
Flash Key (R/F)	Yes, for PBX features; operates only in Tone mode
Flash Time Settings	3 selectable flash times via FLASH switch
Wall Mountable	Yes, with 2 screws spaced 75 mm apart, protruding 0.5 cm
Handset Cord Length	Not specified (typical ~2 m)
Line Cord Length	Not specified (typical ~2 m)
Cleaning Instructions	Wipe with a soft dry cloth. Do not use liquid cleaners.
Safety Warning	Use only with compatible telephone network. Avoid exposure to moisture.
Spare Parts / Repairability	No user-serviceable parts. Consult a qualified technician if needed.
Included Accessories	Handset, telephone cord, wall mounting screws (not specified but typical)

Frequently Asked Questions - Sydney Premier

How do I set the dialing mode (Tone/Pulse)?

Locate the TONE/PULSE switch on the phone. Set it to TONE (T) first. Pick up the handset and dial a number. If you hear a dial tone continuously and cannot connect, switch to PULSE (P). In countries with only Tone dialing, leave it in TONE.

How do I redial the last number?

Pick up the handset, then press the REDIAL key. The last dialed number will be automatically redialed.

How does the Mute key work?

Press and hold the MUTE key to temporarily switch off the microphone. This allows you to speak to someone in the room without the caller hearing you. Release the key to resume conversation.

Can I mount the Sydney telephone on a wall?

Yes, it can be wall-mounted. Use two screws positioned 75 mm vertically apart from each other. The screw heads should protrude approximately 0.5 cm from the wall. Follow the illustration in the manual (Illustration II).

How do I adjust the ringer volume?

Set the RINGER VOLUME SWITCH on the phone to either HI (loud) or LO (low) as desired.

What is the FLASH key used for?

The FLASH (R/F) key is used when the Sydney is connected to a PBX (private branch exchange). It activates a through-connect function (e.g., call waiting, transfer). This key works only in TONE mode.

How do I set the flash time for my PBX?

If connected to a PBX, adjust the FLASH switch to one of three flash times. Refer to your PBX manual for the correct setting. The switch is typically located on the bottom or side of the phone.

Why does the phone automatically switch back to Pulse mode?

The Premier Sydney automatically returns to Pulse mode when you hang up, even if you used Tone during a call. This is normal. You need to switch back to Tone for the next call if needed, unless your region uses only Tone.

What should I do if the phone doesn't ring?

Check the RINGER VOLUME SWITCH is set to HI (not LO). Ensure the phone is properly connected to the telephone line. If the issue persists, the ringer may be faulty; contact support.

How do I clean the telephone?

Use a soft, dry cloth to wipe the surfaces. Do not use any liquid cleaners, solvents, or abrasive materials, as they may damage the phone.

USER MANUAL Sydney Premier

Installation of the Premier SYDNEY (Illustration I)

• Click one of the transparent plugs at the end of the telephone cord in the 'LINE' connection point on the bottom of your SYDNEY.
• Click one of the transparent connection plugs at the end of the telephone cord of the SYDNEY in your telephone plug.
  • This telephone plug can now be plugged into the wall socket of your telephone connection point.

Wall assembly (Illustration II)

This telephone can also be mounted on a wall. You can do this by fixing the appliance with 2 screws. This first screw is positioned 75 mm vertically above the other.

CAUTIONI NOTE THAT THE CONNECTING SCREWS MUST PROTRUDE 0.5 CM OUT OF THE WALL.

TONE/PULSE SWITCH

With this switch you can place the SYDNEY phone in the appropriate dialling system: Pulse or Tone.

How do you know in which position this switch must be?

• Place the switch in TONE-position (T).
• Pick up the handset and dial a random number.
• If the connection is made, leave the switch in TONE-position.
• If the dialling tone continues and you therefore are unable to make any telephone connection with the desired number, you have to place this switch into PULSE-position (P).

This switch is not used in countries where only "TONE" dialling is available.

- When hanging up the handset, the Premier SYDNEY automatically returns to PULSE mode.

This key is not used in countries where only "TONE" dialling is available.

RINGER VOLUME SWITCH

You can set the ringing volume as desired:

HI (=loud) - LO (=low).

REDIAL

• Pick up the phone.
• Press the REDIAL key.
• The last number dialled will be automatically dialled again.
• You can now start your telephone conversation.

CONNECTING TO A PBX

FLASH Key (R/F)

This R/F -button can be used when the SYDNEY is connected to a PBX.
With this button your telephone is given a through-connect function

THIS BUTTON ONLY OPERATES WHEN YOUR TELEPHONE HAS BEEN IN-

STALLED FOR TONE MODE (TONE/PULSE SWITCH MUST BE SWITCHED

IN TONE POSITION).

THIS BUTTON SOMETIMES IS ALSO CALLED THE "R" BUTTON.

FLASH-Switch

If you connect the SYDNEY to a PBX, you have to follow the corresponding

Flash-time (see instructions manual of the PBX).

The FLASH can be set in 3 different Flash-times:

MUTE KEY

With this key you can temporarily switch off the microphone in your telephone. As long as you have this key pressed, you can talk to other persons in the same room without the person on the other end of the line hearing you.