USER GUIDE
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Oricom DECT Digital
Cordless Telephone
eco71
eco710
DECT Digital Cordless Phone
with answering system
DECT Digital Cordless Phone
TABLE OF CONTENTS
SAFETY INFORMATION 1
GETTING STARTEd 3
PhONE FuNCTION KEYS 7
WhAT ThE ICONS MEAN? 10
YOuR TELEPhONE OPERATIONS 11
uSING YOuR PhONEBOOK 17
uSING ThE REdIAL LIST 20
uSING ThE CALL LOG 21
ANSWERING MAChINE OPERATION BY hANdSET 22
uSING ThE INTERCOM 24
AdvANCEd uSE OF YOuR TELEPhONE 26
ANSWERING MAChINE SETTINGS 29
TROuBLEShOOTING 31
WARRANTY 34
CuSTOMER SuPPORT 36
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
• Becausethephoneworksbysendingradio
signalsbetweenbasestationandhandset,
wearers of hearing aids may experience
interference in the form of a humming noise.
• Yourphonecaninterferewithelectrical
equipmentsuchasansweringmachines,TV
andradiosets,clockradiosandcomputersif
placed too close. It is recommended that you
positionthebaseunitatleastonemetrefrom
such appliances.
• Thistelephonecomplieswithapplicable
safety requirements for exposure to radio
waves (EMR). The mean power of this
telephone does not exceed 20mW limit at
which point testing is required.
• Privacyofcommunicationsmaynotbe
ensured when using this telephone.
• Theearpieceofthehandsetmayattractsmall
metalobjectssuchasstaplesandpins.Care
shouldbetakenwhenplacingthehandset
near these items.
• Thistelephoneisnotdesignedformaking
emergency telephone calls when the mains
power fails. Always have a corded phone
availabletobeabletomakeandreceivecalls
to emergency services if the mains power fails.
SAFETY INFORMATION
IMPORTANT
• Avoidexposureofthistelephonetomoisture
or liquid.
• To prevent electricshock,donotopenthe
handsetorbasecabinet.
• Avoidmetalliccontact(e.g.metalclips,keys)
betweenthebatterycontactsandcharging
conductors.
• Thereisaslightchancethatthetelephone
couldbedamagedbyanelectricalstorm.Itis
recommended that users unplug the phone
fromthemainssupply andtelephonesocket
during a storm.
• Donotusethehandsetinanexplosivehazard
areasuchaswherethereisgasleaking.
• Followthe local regulations regardingthe
disposalofyourpackingmaterials,exhausted
batteriesandusedphone.Whereverpossible,
recycle those materials.
• Thisphoneshouldnotbeusednearintensive
care medical equipment. Persons with
pacemakersshouldconsulttheirDoctoror
cardiologistbeforeusingthisphone.
• Cleanwithadry,soft,lint-freecloth.Never
usecleaningagents,particularlyaggressive
solvents.
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• Donotuseyourtelephoneduringanelectrical
stormthunderstormasitispossibletogetan
electricshock.Refertoinformationcontained
in White pages directory.
• Thisphoneisdesignedforconnectionto
aPSTNtelephoneline orananalogue
extensionportofaPBXsystem.Ifyou
connect this device to a digital extension of a
PBX,damagemayresulttothePBX.
Use only the mains adaptors supplied with this
product. Incorrect adaptor polarity or voltage can
seriously damage the unit.
Adaptorforbaseunitandcharger:
BaseUnitpowersupply–Input:100-240VAC
50/60HzOutput:6V0.5A
ExtChargerpowersupply–Input100-240VAC
50HzOutput:6V150mA
CAUTION
!
SAFETY INFORMATION
3
Getting started
Location
Youneedtoplacethebaseunitwithin2metresofthe
mainspowersocketandtelephonesocketsothatthe
cableswillreach.Makesureitisatleast1metreaway
from other electrical appliances to avoid interference.
Yourcordlessphoneworksbysendingradiosignals
betweenthehandsetandbase.Thestrengthofthe
signaldependsonwhereyousitethebase.Puttingit
ashighaspossibleensuresthebestsignal.
Handset range
The range is up to 300 metres outdoors when there
isaclearlineofsightbetweenthebaseandhandset.
Anyobstructionbetweenthe base andhandsetwill
reducetherangesignicantly.Withthebaseindoors
andhandseteitherindoorsoroutdoors,therangewill
normallybeupto50metres.Thickstonewallscan
severely affect the range.
Signal strength
The icon on your handset indicates when you are in
range.Whenoutofrangeofthebasetheiconashes
andthehandsetgivesanout-of range warning tone
every minute. This tone is repeated until you move
backintorange.
Ifyoumoveoutofrangeduringacall,thetelephone
callwillbedisconnected.Moveback within range
beforeyoumakeanyfurthercalls.Thehandsetwill
automaticallyre-connecttothebase.
Thebasestationmustbepluggedintothe
mains power at all times. Do not plug the
telephonelinecordintothewallsocketuntil
thehandsetisfullycharged.Onlyusethe
powerandtelephonecablessuppliedwith
the product.
IMPORTANT
!
Battery low warning
If the iconashesinthedisplay,youwillneedto
rechargethehandsetbeforeyoucanuseitagain.
Duringcharging,the
icon in the display will scroll.
Battery performance
Inidealconditions,fullychargedbatteriesshouldgive
about10hourstalktimeor100 hours standby time
from a single charge.
Notethatnewbatteriesdonotreachfullcapacityuntil
theyhavebeeninnormaluseforseveraldays.
Thechargecapacityof rechargeablebatterieswill
reducewithtimeastheywearout,givingthehandset
lesstalk/standbytime.Eventuallytheywillneedtobe
replaced.
Batteriesandhandsetsmaybecomewarmduring
charging. This is normal.
SAFETY INFORMATION
GETTING STARTEd
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Tip!
It is good practice to put the cordless handset on the
charging cradle when it is not in use to ensure that
the handset is always fully charged.
DONOT USESTANDARD/ALKALINE
BATTERIESIN THISPRODUCT,AS
THEREIS ARISKOFEXPLOSIONAND/
ORINJURY. ONLYUSETHENi-MH
RECHARGEABLEBATTERIESSPECIFIED
INTHISUSERGUIDE.CONTACTORICOM
FORREPLACEMENTBATTERIES.
RISKOFEXPLOSIONIF BATTERYIS
REPLACEDBYANINCORRECTTYPE.
Neverusenon-rechargeablebatteries.
Use recommended type supplied with this
product.
• Neverusealkalineorlithiumbatteries.
• Donotdisposeofthebatteriesinare,as
they can explode.
• Donot openormutilatethebattery.
Released electrolyte is corrosive and can
causedamage totheeyes orskin.Itcan
betoxicifswallowed.
• Avoidcontactwith metalobjectswhen
handlingthe battery.Theseobjects
couldshort outthebatteries orcausethe
conductortooverheatresultinginburns.
• Donotattempttorechargethebatterycell
byheating it.Suddenrelease ofbattery
electrolytecan causeburnsor irritationto
theeyesorskin.
WARNING
• Observetheproperpolarity,or direction,
ofany battery.Reverseinsertionof
thebattery cellcanresult inleakageor
explosion.
• Remove thebatteriesifyoudonotplanto
use the product for several months at a time.
• Followthe localregulationsregarding
thedisposal ofyourpacking materials,
exhaustedbatteries andusedphone.
Whereverpossible,recyclethosematerials.
WARNING
!
Pack contents
Depending on the model you have purchased this
packshouldcontainthefollowingitems:
Ifanyofthese are missing,pleasecontactOricom
directly.
Single Twin Triple
Baseunit 1 1 1
Cordless handsets 1 2 3
Charging cradle 0 1 2
Power adaptors 1 2 3
Line cord 1 1 1
User guide 1 1 1
HandsetRechargeable
Ni-MH1.2V400mAh
Batteries
2 4 6
!
GETTING STARTEd
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Purchasing additional handsets
Youmayexpandyourcordlesssystembyadding
morehandsets(eco7150).Thesecanbepurchased
separately from the retailer where you purchased the
product,ordirectlyfromOricom(Australia)
www.oricom.com.au.
Theeco71andeco710canaccommodateatotalof4
cordless handsets.
If you have a Broadband line
If you connect your telephone to a line with a
broadband conne ction, you must connect an in
line filter (not supplied) between the telephone
socket and your phone base to ensure that your
broadband and eco71&eco710 will work properly.
If you do not install the filter you will experience
interference on the cordless phone and your
Broadband may suffer dropouts. Please refer to
the user guide of the in line filter for installation.
In a home with broadband, every telephone, fax
or answering system must have a in-line filter
connected, not just the one at the telephone point
that your modem is connected to.
Additional in-line filters can be purchased from
electronic stores.
TELEPHONE
WALLSOCKET
MICROFILTER
Connecting the base station
Connectthebasestationasillustratedinthe
diagram.Forreasonsof safety,onlyusethepower
adaptor and telephone connection line cord supplied.
Inserting the batteries
1) Openthebattery compartment cover. Install
theAAArechargeablebatteriesintohandset
inaccordancewiththepolaritymarkedinthe
batterycompartment.
2) Closethebatterycompartmentcover,sliding
itintoplaceandpressingrmlytomakesure
it is secure.
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GETTING STARTEd
PACK CONTENTS
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Interference
If the sound quality gets worse as you move around
whileonacall,thisisprobablycausedbyinterference
betweenthehandsetandthebaseunit,perhaps
becauseyouaretooneartoanother phone or other
electrical equipment. Move to a different position to
cleartheinterference.Ifyoudonotmove,itmight
causeashortbreakoryourcallmaybecutoff.
Checking your answering machine
messages remotely
1. Fromanotherphone,dialhome.The
answering machine answers and starts playing
your greeting message.
2. While the greeting is playing, press #key
on the phone you used to dial and enter the
remote access code* (which is the same as
yourmasterPINcode).
• Iftheansweringmachine isturnedoff,youmust
changeyourmasterPINfromitsdefault0000,
beforeyoucanusetheremoteaccessfeature.
3. Ifthe remoteaccesscodeiscorrect,a
conrmationbeepcanbeheard.
4. Presskey2tostartmessageplayback.
5. When you are finished listening to your
messages,presstheHangup/exitbuttontoexit.
Charging the batteries
Beforethehandsetisusedforthersttime,insertit
inthebase/chargingstationforatleast14hours.
The handset warms up during the charging process.
Thisisnormalanddoesnotrepresentarisk.Donot
charge the handset with charging units from other
manufacturers.The batterychargestatusisindicated
inthedisplay.Whenthebatterychargehasreachedits
lowerlimitvalue,thebatteryicon
ashesinthedisplay.
Setting the time and date on the
handset
Whenusedupforthersttime,thehandsetdoesnot
show the correct time (e.g. for entries in the call list/
answering machine). The date and time are set using
the DATE TIME menu option.
Setting the display language
Thedisplaylanguagecan besettooneofthe9
differentlanguagesavailable.Whendelivered,the
languageissettoENGLISH.Change the setting
using the
HANDSET
>
LANGUAGE
menu option.
Radio signals between handset and
base unit
Touseyourhandsetandbaseunittogether,youmust
beabletomaintaina radio linkbetweenthem.Be
awarethatanylargemetalobjects,likearefrigerator,
amirror,lingcabinet,etc,betweenthehandsetand
thebaseunitmayblocktheradiosignal.Othersolid
structures,likewalls,mayreducethesignalstrength.
GETTING STARTEd
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Phone Function Keys
Thebuttonsinthisoperatingmanualaredepicted
withauniformcontour.Therefore,slightdeviations
intheappearanceofthesymbolsonthetelephone
buttonscomparedtothoseshownherearepossible.
Handset
1
Earpiece
2
OK
button
- Selectamenuentry
3
NAVIGATION
button
- UptoincreasevolumeandviewCID
- Downtodecreasevolumeandaccess
Phonebook
4
TALK
button
- Makeacall
- Acceptacall
5
Menu
button
- Accesstomainmenu
6
[*]
button
- Longpresstoactivateordeactivatethekeylock
7
Mute
button
- Mute/unmutethemicrophone
8
Display
9
BACK
button
- Cancelamenuentry
- Backspacethedigit(s)orcharacter(s)
- Pressandholdtotogglebetweenhandset
nameanddate/timeinstandbymode
14
12
11
1
2
8
9
3
4
5
6
7
10
15
13
GETTING STARTEd
PhONE FuNCTION KEYS
8
10
END
button
- Endacall
- Pressandholdtoturnthehandseton/off
- Exitthemenu/operation
11
R
button
12
Redial
button
- Enterrediallistanddialtherecentnumber
13
[#]
button
- Insertapause.
- Longpresstoturntheringeron/off
14
INT
button
- Makeanintercomcall
- Makeaconferencecall
15
Microphone
D
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handsetlocatorbutton
PhONE FuNCTION KEYS
9
1 Answering machine /in use indicator
2 Turn the answering machine on/off
3 Delete current message, longpress
to delete all read messages
4 Increasespeakervolume
2
3
4
8
5
6
7
1
Answering machine operation (eco710 ONLY)
Youcanusethekeysonthebasestationtoperformthebasicfunctionsoftheansweringmachine.
5 Skiptonextmessage
6 Decreasespeakervolume
7 Play/Stopmessageplayback
8 Gobacktopreviousmessageorreplaycurrent
message
PhONE FuNCTION KEYS
PhONE FuNCTION KEYS
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What the icons mean?
Icon Name Description
BatteryChargeLevel Indicatesbatteryisfullydischarged.
BatteryChargeLevel Indicatesbatteryisfullycharged.
Call
Indicates that an external call is connected or held.
Iconblinkswhenreceivinganincomingcall.
Message IndicatesyouhaveanewVoiceMailmessage.
Caller display Indicatesyouhavenewmissedcalls,orthecalllogisbeingviewed.
Phonebook Displayswhenthephonebookisaccessed.
Alarm Displayswhenthealarmclockisactivated.
RingerOff Displays when ringer volume is turned off.
Signal Level
Indicatesthatthehandsetisregisteredandwithinrangeofthebasestation.
Iconblinkswhenthehandsetisoutofrangeorissearchingforabase.
Iconblinkswhenthehandsetisoutofrangeorissearchingforabase.
Tam
SlowlyBlinkingtoindicatenewTAMmessage(s)
FastblinkingtoindicateTAMisfull
Tam off to indicate TAM off
WhAT ThE ICONS MEAN?
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Your Telephone Operations
Switching on/off
Press and hold the
END
buttonformorethan2
secondstoswitchon/offthehandsetinstandbymode.
Youcanswitchthehandsetoff and savebattery
charge.
To lock/unlock the keypad
Press and hold the
STAR
keyfor1secondtolock/
unlockthekeypadinstandbymode.
Set time and date
1. Press
MENU
keytoentermenuselection.
2. Press the
Navigation
keytoselect
CLOCK&ALARMandthenpress
OK
keyto
select.
3. Press
OK
keytoselectDATE/TIME.Thelast
stored date is displayed. Enter the current
date(YY-MM-DD),press
OK
,thenenterthe
time(HH-MM).
4. Pressthe
Navigation
keytoselectAMorPM
(ifthetimeisin12HOURSformat)andthen
press
OK
keytoconrm.Aconrmationbeep
is played.
Change your handset’s name
1. Press
MENU
keytoentermenuselection.
2. Press the
Navigation
keytoselect
PERSONALSETandthenpress
OK
keyto
select.
3. Press the
Navigation
keytoselectHANDSET
NAMEandthenpress
OK
keytoselect.The
current handset name is displayed.
Note:
WhenthehandsetisOFF,itcannotbeused
formakingcalls includingemergencycalls.
Therewillbenoringingduringanincoming
call.Toansweracall,youwillneedtoswitch
itbackon.Itmaytakesometimeforthe
handsettore-establisharadiolinkwiththe
baseunit.
Note:
Incomingcallscanstillbeansweredeven
ifthekeypadwaslocked.
Note:
IfyousubscribetotheCallerDisplayservice,
thetimeanddatewill be setautomatically
whenyoureceiveacall,butyoumaystillneed
to set the correct year.
WhAT ThE ICONS MEAN?
YOuR TELEPhONE OPERATIONS
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4. Press
BACK/CLEAR
keytodeletethe
charactersonebyone.
Enter the new name (maximum 10 characters) and
pressOKkeyto confirm.Aconfirmationbeepis
played.
Change the display language
1. Press
MENU
keytoentermenuselection.
2. Press the
Navigation
keytoselect
PERSONALSETandthenpress
OK
keyto
select.
3. Press the
Navigation
keytoselect
LANGUAGEandthenpress
OK
keytoselect.
4. Pressthe
Navigation
keytoyourdesired
language and press
OK
keytoconfirm.A
conrmationbeepisplayed.
• Oncethedisplaylanguageisset,theoptionmenus
on the handset will switch to display in the selected
language immediately.
Make and answer calls
Make a call
Pre-dialling
Dialthenumber(maximum24digits)andthenpress
TALK
key.
Direct dialling
Press
TALK
keytotakethelineandthendialthe
number(maximum24digits).
Call from redial list
Press
REDIAL
keyinstandbymode.
Press the
Navigation
keytoanentryintherediallist
and then press
TALK
key.
Call from the call log
Press
CALL LOG
(UP)keyinidlemode.
Press the
Navigation
keytoanentryinthe call list
and then press
TALK
key.
Call from the phonebook
Press
PHONEBOOK
(DOWN)keyinidlemode.
Press the
Navigation
keytoanentryinthe
phonebookandthenpress
TALK
key.
Note:
YouneedtosubscribetoCallerLineIdentication
servicetobeabletoseethecaller’snumberor
name in the call log.
YOuR TELEPhONE OPERATIONS
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Answer and end a call
1. Whenthephonerings,press
TALK
key.
2. Toendaconversation,press
END
button.
When the handset rings during an
incomingcall,pleasedonothold
the handset too close to your ear as
the volume of the ringing tone may
damage your hearing.
WARNING:
!
IMPORTANTNOTE:Youcansimplyplacethe
handsetbackonits base stationorchargerpodto
end the call.
Makesurethatyouhavenotdeactivatedtheauto
hang-upfeature.
Adjust the earpiece volume
Duringacall,presstheNavigationkeytoselectfrom
VOLUME1toVOLUME3.
Mute/unmute microphone
Whenthemicrophoneismuted,thehandsetdisplays
MUTEON,andyourcallercannothearyou.
During a call,pressthe
MUTE
keyto turnon/offthe
microphone.
Paging
The paging featureenablesyoutolocateamissing
handset if the handset is in range and contains
chargedbatteries.
Press
HANDSET LOCATOR
keylocatedattheback
ofthebasestation.Allthe registered handsets start
to ring.
Onceretrieved,pressanykeyonthe handset or the
HANDSET LOCATOR
keyagaintoendthepaging.
Call waiting
IfyouhavesubscribedtoCallWaitingservice,the
earpiecewillemita beep tone to inform you that
thereisasecondincomingcall.Thenumberorname
ofthesecondcallerwillalsobe displayed on your
phoneifyouhave subscribedtoCallerID. Please
contactyournetworkproviderformoreinformation
on this service.
Handset Tone
Set the ring volume
Thereare5ringervolumeoptions(OFF,LEVEL1,
LEVEL2,LEVEL3andLEVEL4).Thedefaultlevel
isLEVEL2.
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1. Press
MENU
keytoentermenuselection.
2. Press the
Navigation
keytoselect
PERSONALSETandthenpress
OK
keyto
select.
3. Press the
Navigation
keytoselectHANDSET
TONEandthenpress
OK
keytoselectand
showRINGVOLUME.Pressthe
OK
keyagain
to select.
4. Pressthe
Navigation
keytoyourdesired
volume level and then press
OK
keyto
conrm.Aconrmationbeepisplayed.
Set the ring melody
Thereare10ringmelodiesavailableonyour
handset.
1. Press
MENU
keytoentermenuselection.
2. Press the
Navigation
keytoselect
PERSONALSETandthenpress
OK
keyto
select.
3. Press the
Navigation
keytoselectHANDSET
TONEandthenpress
OK
keytoselect.
4. Pressthe
Navigation
keytoselectRING
TONESandthenpress
OK
to select.
5. Press the
Navigation
keytoyourdesired
melody and then press
OK
keytoconrm.A
conrmationbeepisplayed.
Activate/deactivate key tone
Asingletoneisemittedwhenakeyispressed.You
canenableordisablethekeytone.Bydefault,the
keytoneisON.
1. Press
MENU
keytoentermenuselection.
2. Press the
Navigation
keytoselectPERSONAL
SET and then press
OK
keytoselect.
3. Press the
Navigation
keytoselectHANDSET
TONEandthenpress
OK
keytoselect.
4. Pressthe
Navigation
keytoselectKEYBEEP
and then press
OK
to select.
5. Press the
Navigation
keytoselectONor
OFFandthenpress
OK
keytoconfirm.A
conrmationbeepisplayed.
Activate/deactivate auto hang-up
Thisfunctionenablesyoutoendacallautomatically
bysimplyplacingthehandsetonthebasestation.By
default,theAutoHangupfeatureisON.
1. Press
MENU
keytoentermenuselection.
2. Press the
Navigation
keytoselectPERSONAL
SET and then press
OK
keytoselect.
Set date/time format
Youcansetyourpreferreddate/timeformatforyour
phone.ThedefaultformatisDD/MMand24HOURS.
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Set time format
1. Press
MENU
keytoentermenuselection.
2. Press the
Navigation
keytoselect
CLOCK&ALARMandthenpress
OK
keyto
select.
3. Press the
Navigation
keytoselectSET
FORMATandthenpress
OK
keytoselect.
4. Press
O
KkeytoenterTIME FORMAT.The
current setting is displayed.
5. Press the
Navigation
keytoselect12HOURS
or24HOURSandthen press
OK
keyto
conrm.Aconrmationbeepisplayed.
Set date format
1. Press
MENU
keytoentermenuselection.
2. Press the
Navigation
keytoselect
CLOCK&ALARMandthenpress OK key to
select.
3. Press the
Navigation
keytoselectSET
FORMATandthenpress
OK
keytoselect.
4. Pressthe
Navigation
keytoselectDATE
FORMATandthenpress
OK
keytoselect.
The current setting is displayed.
5. Press the
Navigation
keytoselectDD/MM
or MM/DD and then press
OK
keytoconrm.
Aconrmationbeepisplayed.
Set alarm
Thehandsethasanalarmclockfeature,andwhen
thealarmisset,itisshownonthehandsetdisplay.
Whenthealarmtimeis reached, thedisplayashes
--ALARM--andthealarmmelodyisplayedfor1
minuteoruntilanyhandsetkeyispressed.
IfthealarmissetforONDAILYandthealarmwill
sound again on the next day.
IfthealarmwassetforONONCE,thewillbeturned
off.
1. Press
MENU
keytoentermenuselection.
2. Press the
Navigation
keytoselect
CLOCK&ALARMandthenpress
OK
keyto
select.
3. Press the
Navigation
keytoselectALARM
and then press
OK
keytoselect.
4. Pressthe
Navigation
keytoselectOFF,ON
ONCEorON DAILYandthenpress
OK
key
toconrm.
Ifyou selectONONCEorONDAILY,enter
thetime(HH-MM)forthealarmandpressthe
UP/DOWN
keytoselectAMorPMifthetime
isin12HOURSformat.
5. Press
OK
keytoconrm.Aconrmationbeep
is played.
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Set alarm tone
1. Press
MENU
keytoentermenuselection.
2. Press the
Navigation
keytoselect
CLOCK&ALARMandthenpress
OK
keyto
select.
3. Press the
Navigation
keytoselectALARM
TONEandthenpress
OK
keytoselect.
4. Pressthe
Navigation
keytoselectMELODY
1,MELODY2orMELODY3andthenpress
OK
keytoconfirm.Aconfirmationbeepis
played.
YOuR TELEPhONE OPERATIONS
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uSING YOuR PhONEBOOK
Using your phonebook
Yourphonecanstoreupto20phonebookmemories.
Eachphonebookentrycan haveamaximumof24
digitsforthephone numberand12charactersfor
name.
How to enter characters?
Whenyouselect aeldinwhichyoucanentertext,
youcanenterthelettersthatareprintedonthekeys
bypressingtherelevantkeyonceorseveraltimes.
Forexample,press2 once to insert theletter‘A’,
press2twicetoinsert theletterB,andsoon...
Spacesandothersymbolscanbeenteredusingthe
1or0key.
Store a contact in the phonebook
1. Press
MENU
keytoentermenuselection.
2. Press the
Navigation
keytoselect
PHONEBOOKandthenpress
OK
keyto
select.
3. Press
OK
keyagaintoenterNEWENTRY.
4. Enterthe name of the contact (maximum 12
characters).
Toedit,press
BACK
keytodeletethelast
character entered.
Press
OK
keytoconrmthenameentry.
5. Enterthenumberofthecontact (maximum
24digits)and thenpress
OK
keyto conrm.
Aconrmationbeepisplayed.
• Youcannot store a new phonebook entry when
thememoryisfull.Inthiscase,youhavetodelete
existingentriestomakespacefornewentries.
• Whenstoringthenumber,enterthefullnumber
includingtheSTD(area)codeifyousubscribeto
callerdisplay,otherwiseitwillnotdisplaythename
when there is an incoming call.
Access phonebook
1. Press
PHONEBOOK
(DOWN)keyinstandby
modetobrowsethephonebookentries.
Alternatively,youcanpress the
MENU
key,
todisplayPHONEBOOKandthenpress OK
keytoselect.
2. Press the
Navigation
keytoselectLISTand
then press
OK
keytoconrm.
Thephonebookentrieswill be listedin
alphabeticalorder,andyou can press
Navigation
keytoscrollthroughthestored
entries.
3. Press
OK
keytoviewthedetailsof the
selected entry.
YOuR TELEPhONE OPERATIONS
18
uSING YOuR PhONEBOOK
3. Press the
Navigation
keytoselectDELETE
and then press
OK
keytoselect.
4. Pressthe
Navigation
keytoselectan entry
to delete and then press
OK
key.
5. Press
OK
keyagaintoconfirm. A
conrmationbeepisplayed.
Delete all entries from the phonebook
list
1. Press
MENU
keytoentermenuselection.
2. Press the
Navigation
keytoselect
PHONEBOOKandthenpress
OK
keytoselect.
3. Press the
Navigation
keytoselectDELETE
ALL and then press
OK
keytoselect.
4. Press
OK
keyagaintoconrm.Aconrmation
beepisplayed.
Direct access memory
There are 2 direct access memories (Keys
1
&
2
) in
additiontothephonebookmemory. A longpresson
thekeysinstandbymodewillautomaticallydialthe
storedphonenumber.
• InsteadofpressingtheNavigationkeytobrowse
thephonebookentries,youcanpressthenumeric
keycorrespondingtotherstletteroftheentryyou
wishtolocate.Forexample,pressing
2
will show
the entries starting with A.
• Pressing
2
again will show the entries starting with
B,andsoon...
Modify a phonebook entry
1. Press
MENU
keytoentermenuselection.
2. Press the
Navigation
keytoselect
PHONEBOOKandthenpress
OK
keytoselect.
3. Press the
Navigation
keytoselectEDIT
ENTRYandthenpress
OK
keytoselect.
4.Pressthe
Navigation
keytoselectan entry
to edit and then press
OK
key.
The current name is displayed.
Edit the name and then press
OK
keyto
conrm.
5. Editthenumberandthenpress
OK
keyto
conrm.Aconrmationbeepisplayed.
Delete a phonebook entry
1. Press
MENU
keytoentermenuselection.
2. Press the
Navigation
keytoselect
PHONEBOOKandthenpress
OK
keyto
select.
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