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    Formula 6/8R English[...]

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    Date : 28 April 2010 Prepared by : Allan Hyunwoo Kim Fomular_ Doro_ Artwork_ T AM base Pantone White Formula 8r 12 13 9 10 11 6 4 3 2 1 5 7 8 14 Date : 28 April 2010 Prepared by : Allan Hyunwoo Kim Fomular_ Doro_ Artwork_ T AM/SPK_FORMULA 8R Pantone White Green (Pant one 375C) Red (Pantone 1788C)[...]

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    1. Up / missed call 2. Left menu button/OK 3. T alk button 4. Down/Redial 5. Speaker phone 6. * and keypad lock 7. # and ring signal On / Off 8. Phone book 9. R Recall button (PBX features) 10. End call and on / off button 11. Right menu button/Back/Internal call Only for Formula 8r: 12. Paging 13. Answer machine functions. Detailed in Answer machi[...]

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    1 English Installation This device is intended for the analogue telephone network lines in A T , BE, BG, CH, CY , CZ, DE, DK, EE, ES, FI, FR, GB, GR, HU, IE, IS, IT , L V , L T , LU, MT , NL, NO, PL, PT , RO, SI, SK, SE. Connection 1. Connect mains adapter and phone cable to wall sockets. 2. Insert batteries (1.2V NiMH AAA) in accordance with the m[...]

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    English 2 Battery When the batteries are relatively new (less than 6 months) and fully-charged (10 hours) they will last for approx 100 hours standby time or approx 10 hours call time. Full battery capacity will not be reached until the batteries have been charged 4–5 times. It is not possible to overcharge or damage the batteries by charging the[...]

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    3 English Range The telephone’s range depends on whether or not the radio waves carrying the call are restricted by obstacles in their path, and is usually between 50 and 300 metres. Coverage can be improved by turning one’s head so that the handset is aligned with the base unit. Sound quality declines as the limit is reached until the call is [...]

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    English 4 Operation Making a call 1. Ent er the re qui red n um b er. Delete if necessary with right menu button C . 2. Press q to make the call. Press L to end the call. Note! T o switch between handset/speaker press . In speaker mode, you cannot both speak at once – you must take it in turns to talk. When batteries are really low the speaker ph[...]

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    5 English Phonebook Y ou can save 50 numbers/names. If you subscribe to a caller ID service, the name allocated to the caller in the phonebook will be shown for incoming calls. It is possible to choose between various ringers for the numbers saved in the Phonebook (only functions if you subscribe to a caller ID service). Save name/number in handset[...]

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    English 6 Incoming numbers/Caller ID The display shows you who is calling and the 20 most recent missed calls. NEW CALLS will be shown in standby mode and  in the list indicates a missed call. This function requires a subscription from your service provider! Retrieving and dialling 1. Press { . Scroll to the desired entry with } . 2. Press q to [...]

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    7 English Settings Functions 1. Press . Scroll to HS SETTINGS . Press OK . 2. Scroll to desired function e.g. LANGUAGE . Press OK . 3. Scroll to desired setting. Press OK . ALARM When the a larm is act ivated wi ll be sh own in standb y mode. When the a larm goes of f , a signa l wi ll be heard for 45 seconds. The si gnal can be turned off wit h an[...]

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    English 8 System settings System PIN is 0000 on delivery. 1. Press . Scroll to BS SETTINGS . Press OK . 2. Scroll to desired function. Press OK . 3. Enter the desired setting. Press OK . BS R INGE R / The bas e un it’s ri nger signal can be ad justed. On ly appl ie s to Form ul a 8r . RI NG VOLUM E DELE TE HS T o de- register a handset. WAR NI NG[...]

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    9 English Register a new handset All handsets included in the package are already registered to the base unit. Only for separate handsets/service measures. Y ou can register up to 5 handsets to one base unit. Note! This model is GAP (Generic Access Prole) compatible, which means that the handset and the base unit can both be used with most other[...]

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    English 10 Outgoing message The outgoing message (max 3 min) is heard by incoming calls. There are two separate outgoing messages, one for Answer only (callers cannot leave a message) and one for normal answering function. Please also select desired answer function. See T AM Settings . 1. Press . Scroll to ANS. MACHINE . Press OK . 2. Scroll to T A[...]

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    11 English Use of answer machine (handset) New messages are indicated by ashing in the display in standby mode. Playback always starts with new messages. 1. Press . Scroll to ANS. MACHINE . Press OK . 2. Scroll to MSG PLA YBACK . Press OK . 3. During playback the following commands are available (see table below). 4. End by pressing L . 2 ( X ) [...]

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    English 12 Out of memory The memory has room for up to 59 messages (including the outgoing message) max. 30 minutes depending on the compression you set. When T AM FULL is shown or the base unit ashes FF , no new messages can be recorded until the old ones have been played back and deleted. In that case, the telephone answer machine responds wit[...]

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    13 English Remote activation The answer machine can be activated via the remote access functions. 1. Call the answer machine. It will answer after approximately 10 rings. 2. Press * when the outgoing message is played. 3. Enter the PIN code, see Answer machine Settings . One beep conrms correct code. 4. Press 7 . 5. Replace the handset. Remote a[...]

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    English 14 T roubleshooting Check that the telephone cord is undamaged and properly plugged in. Disconnect any additional equipment, extension cords and other phones. If the problem is resolved, the fault is with some other equipment. T est the equipment on a known working line (e.g. at a neighbour’s house). If the equipment works there the fault[...]

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    15 English W arranty and other information Specic Absorption Rate (SAR) This device meets applicable international safety requirements for exposure to radio waves. The max. limit according to WHO is 2W/kg (per 10g tissue).This telephone measures 0,04 W/kg (per 10g tissue). Close to the base, i.e. within 20% of the maximum range, the SAR value is[...]

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