Tiptel DECT Set 50 Owner's manual

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User Manual (GB)

Wireless phone jack for analog devices

tiptel DECT Set 50

Safety instructions

When using the tiptel DECT Set 50, you must always observe the basic safety

instructions described below to limit the risk of fires, electric shock and personal

injury. Read these instructions and follow the warnings and instructions that are

attached to the device.

• Before cleaning the device, remove the plug from the wall socket. Do not use

liquid or spray cleaner. Clean the device with a damp cloth.

• Never use the device near water, e.g. close to the bath, washbasin, kitchen

sink, washing machine or swimming pool.

• Ensure that no liquids are sprayed onto the device.

• To reduce the risk of electric shocks, do not dismantle the device yourself. If

maintenance or repairs are required, take the device to a qualified technician

in order to prevent danger from electricity or other risks. If the device is not

properly reassembled after a repair, there is a risk of electric shock when it is

used later.

• If any of the following occurs, pull the plug out of the socket immediately and

arrange for repair by a qualified service technician:

A: If liquid enters the device.

B: The device works not properly even though you have followed the

operating instructions.

C: The device was dropped or the casing was damaged.

D: The device suffers a substantial loss in performance.

• Do not use telephones (except wireless devices) during a thunderstorm.

There is a risk of injury by electric shock if the telephone line is hit by

lightening.

• Do not use the tiptel DECT Set 50 near a gas leak.

• Only attach accessories to the device that have been approved by TIPTEL.

• Don’t use the tiptel DECT Set 50 outdoor.

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Unpacking

Carefully remove units from the packaging. If there is any visible damage DO NOT

attempt to operate the Tiptel DECT Set 50. Contact your dealer or shipping carrier

immediately.

BOX CONTENTS:

1. One Base unit

2. One Extension unit

3. One phone line cord

4. This user manual

Please read and follow carefully the instructions.

Base unit installation

1. Connect the enclosed phone line cord to the Base unit and connect the other

end to the phone wall socket.

2. If you have a phone connected to the wall socket, unplug it and connect it to

the Base unit instead (remove plug adapter before connecting to the Base

unit).

3. Connect the Base unit to a power outlet and switch power on. The light on top

of the Base unit should now glow green. The Base unit is now installed.

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Extension unit installation

The Extension unit can be connected to either a normal phone, modem, fax or

satellite/cable set top box.

1. Plug the phone line cord from your phone, modem, fax or satellite/cable set

top box into the Extension unit.

2. 2A: Connection of phone. Turn the switch to “S”-position for Speech (voice).

2B: Connection of modem, fax or satellite/cable set top box. Turn the

switch to “C”-position for Computer (modem, fax or satellite/cable set top box).

3. Plug the Extension unit into a power outlet. The light on top of the Extension

unit will after a short period glow green (if the switch is on C) or orange (if the

switch is on S).

The Extension unit is now installed and your tiptel DECT Set 50 is now ready for

use.

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Installation of extra extension units

1. Make sure the existing tiptel DECT Set 50 (base and extension unit) is powered

on.

2. Unplug any cords attached to the Base unit (these will be connected again

later).

3. Plug the extra Extension unit into a power outlet near the Base unit and switch

power on. This will activate a red light on the Extension unit.

4. Plug one end of the supplied phone line cord into the Base unit and the other

end into the extra Extension unit. A red light will be activated before changing

to green (switch has to be turned over to C = computer for modem, fax or set

top box). This can take up to a minute.

5. Once the light changes on the Extension unit, unplug the phone line cord

between the Base unit and the Extension unit.

6. If a phone will be used, turn over the switch to S = speech for phone and the

light changes to orange.

7. Replug the cords which you have unplugged.

Go to chapter “Extension unit installation” to finish the installation process.

Operation Modes

BASE STATION

Light shows This means Suggested fix

Steady Green Base unit is ready None, normal operation

Flashing Green

One or more Extension units

are in use

None, normal operation

No Light No power to Base unit

Check that the Base unit is properly

connected to a power outlet and that

the power is on

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EXTENSION UNIT

Light shows This means Suggested fix

Steady Green

Extension unit in

computer/Data (“C”) is

registered and in range of

Base unit and ready for use

None, normal operation

Steady Orange

Extension unit in

Speech/voice (“S”) is

registered and in range of

Base unit and ready for use

None, normal operation

Flashing Green

Extension unit in use

(C mode)

None, normal operation Data

Flashing Orange

Extension unit in use

(S mode)

None, normal operation Speech

No Light No power to Extension unit

Check that the Extension unit is

properly connected to a power outlet

and that the power is on

Steady Red

Extension unit is ready to be

registered to a Base unit

See Installation of extra Extension

units

Flashing Red to

Orange or Flashing

Red to Green

Extension unit is registered

but not locked to Base unit

Check that Base unit is powered up. If

it is, the Extension unit may be out of

range of Base unit. Relocate either the

Extension unit or the Base unit to

bring the units closer together

Fast flash of Red

for 5 seconds

followed by Steady

Red (occuring after

an attempt to

register an

Extension unit)

Four Extension units are

already registered to the Base

unit (the max possible) – this

fifth Extension unit cannot be

added

Install an additional Base unit and

register the fifth Extension unit to the

new Base unit

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Troubleshooting

Problem Possible cause Solution

No dialling tone

available

– Base unit power not on

– Base units lacks phone line

– Cables not correctly con-

nected

– The Extension unit may not

be registered to the base

– The Extension unit is out of

reach

– Check all power and cable connec-

tions. If in doubt please refer to the

user manual. Check that the Extension

unit swich is correctly set to either S

or C – Relocate the Extension unit

within signal reach of the Base unit

(max 50m)

My modem/set top

box/ fax is not

working

The Extension unit switch has

not been set to modem

functionality

Make sure that the Extension unit

switch is set to C

Short “hissing”

sound heard on

phone attached to

the Extension unit

when first picked

up

The Extension unit switch has

not been set properly

Make sure that the Extension unit

switch is set to S

The extra extension

unit is blinking

before starting a

registration

procedure

The extra extension unit is

already registred to another

phone jack

Turn power on-off, 5 times in a row

until the light is continuosly red.

Hereafter continue extra extension unit

installation

Guarantee

Please contact your local dealer or importer for details of guarantee for non EC

countries.

Within the European Community the following guarantee regulation applies:

Your contact for services arising from guarantee obligations is the authorised

dealer where you bought the device.

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Technical characteristics

Line interface: according TBR37 and TBR38

dialling: DTMF

CLIP: FSK

Frequency: 1,8 GHz DECT

Extensions per base station: Up to 4

Data rate: V.90/V.92 and V.34 modem up to 56Kbit/s

(minimum of 28.8Kbit/s)

Range: 300 m (outside), 50 m (inside)

Power supply: 230V +/- 10%, integrated

Power consumption: <1.0W (idle), <2.0W (active)

Telephone cable: Length 1.5 m

Dimensions (WxHxD): 95 x 60 x 75 mm

Weight: <100 g

Ambient temperature: 10°– 40°C, for indoor use only

Registration procedure for a DECT GAP handset

Make sure both base unit and extension unit are powered on and an extension

unit is registered. You may register up to 4 extension units/handsets.

After powercycling the base unit twice the LED is fast green blinking and open for

registration of a handset. Repeat the procedure after one minute in case it does

not start blinking fast.

The GAP handset can be registered using the handset registration procedure, PIN

(AC) code is “1234” for the base unit.

After successful registration the base unit stops blinking and you can use the

handset in parallel with the extension unit. To make a global call to all parallel

devices use the key “internal” first followed by any number. Dial “#” with analogue

devices connected to an extension unit followed by any number. It is not possible

to call specific devices.

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