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Geemarc Dallas 30 manual

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    DALLAS 30 MULTIFUNCTION TELEP HONE[...]

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    CONTENTS 1 INTRODUCTIO N 3 Unpacking the Telephone 4 DESCRIPTION 5 General Description 5 LCD Display Description 7 INSTALLATION 8 Setting Up 8 Wall Mounting 9 SETTINGS 10 Language Setting 10 Local Area Code Setting 11 PBX Dial Prefix Setting 12 Time Setting 13 Time Break Recall Setting 14 Screen Contrast Setting 15 Tone/Pulse Setting 16 Ringer Volu[...]

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    Congratulations on purchasing your Geemarc Dallas 30 telephone. This is a multifunction telephone which offers features suc h as hands free use, phonebook and caller disp lay*. It also has the adde d benefits of send and receive amplification and a hearing aid compatible rec eiver. Its is important that you read the instructions below in order to u[...]

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    General Description DESCRIPTION DESCRIPTION 5 6[...]

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    LCD Display Descri ption Standby Display This LCD display shows th e total number of calls and the num ber of new calls ready to be revie wed. In this exam ple you have a total of 4 ca lls which includes two new ca lls. The date and time are a lso displa yed. Caller Display Record * This LCD display shows th e information received and s tored when [...]

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    Wall Mounting Make 2 holes in the wall, 8 3mm apart (use the wall m ount template), insert the wall plugs and the wall mounting screws. The sc rews should protru de from the wall by 6-7 mm . Place the phone onto the scre w-heads and slide down to secure. Handset clip To ensure that the handset stays firm ly in position when the telephone is wall mo[...]

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    Local Area Code Code Setting In order for Callback to function correctly, the local area code sh ould be set. Press OK for 3 seconds The telephone enters the Setti ngs mode ‘OPTIONS MENU’ Use  or  to select ‘LOCAL AREA CODE’ . Press OK to enter the local area code m enu. Five blank spaces or the current local area code setting will be[...]

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    Time Setting If you subscribe to a C aller Display service, the date a nd time will be set whenever you receive a cal l. However, if you do not subs cribe to this service, you will need to set the date and tim e manually. Press OK for 3 seconds The telephone enters the Setti ngs mode ‘OPTIONS MENU’ Use  or  to select ‘SET TIME/DATE’ P[...]

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    Screen Contrast Settings There are 6 levels of LCD contras t available. This will alter the contrast between the text on scr een against the back lighting. Press OK for 3 seconds The telephone enters the Setti ngs mode ‘OPTIONS MENU’ Use  or  to select ‘ LCD CONTRAST’ Press OK Use  or  to select the required contrast s etting (1[...]

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    If you are using this tele phone with a hearing aid, pl ease set your hearing aid to the <<T>> position Making a Call Pick up handset. When you hear dialing tone , dial the num ber on the keypad. The number will be displa yed in the middle of the LCD display. The X button can be used to corre ct an incorrect entr y. The maximum number o[...]

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    Recalling Recent Numbers You can call back an y of the last 8 num bers dialled. Lift the handset or press  for hands free use Press CH Use  or  to scroll through the list of rec ently dialled num bers to select the num ber you wish to dial Press OK Music On Hold If you wish, you can spe ak privately to som eone else in the room without you[...]

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    The features described in t his section are only availa ble if you subscribe to a Caller Display service (eit her FSK orDT MF) from your network provider. Caller Display means you c an see who is calling on your LCD displa y (provided the num ber is not withheld, unava ilable or is an internationa l call). Whether you take a call or not, the ca lle[...]

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    View Caller Display List Use  or  to scroll through the caller displa y list. The NEW call counter will decrease b y the number of unreviewed en tries viewed Notes: At the end of the caller d isplay list the LCD display will displa y END OF LIST . If there are no caller displa y telephone num bers in the caller display list, NO CALL is displa[...]

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    Telephone num bers and names can be stored in the p honebook. The phonebook c an contain 20 entries. Each phoneb ook memory can store a 15-character nam e and a 20-digit number. Create a Phonebook Entry In the on-hook position, pre ss once to enter Phonebook mode Press  once to select ‘ADD’ Press again A flashing line will appear i n the bot[...]

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    Copy an Entry from the Caller Display List to Phonebook Use  or  to scroll through the caller displa y list until you find the telephone number you wish to cop y. Press once The flashing line will appe ar below the num ber. Use the keypad to enter the name (as shown in Creat e a Phonebook Entry section) Confirm by pressing twice in rapid s uc[...]

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    Modify a Phoneboo k Entry Locate the required telepho ne num ber as shown in one of the above methods (see View Phoneb ook Entries) Press . The first character of the nam e will start flashing Use  or  to move to the required character. Press X to modify the name and then insert th e new characters Press . The last digit of the num ber will s[...]

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    Dialling a Number in One-Tou ch Memory In the on-hook position eith er lift the handset or press  to get a dial tone Select one of the desired m emor y keys, M1 to M3 The telephone number will be dialled automaticall y To end the call simpl y replace the handset in the crad le or press  Editing a Number in One-Tou ch Memory In the on-hook pos[...]

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    General Only use the power suppl y optionally provided with the product. Do not open the unit (exce pt to replace the batteries). Contact the helpline for all repairs. Never dispose of batteries i n a fire. There is a serious risk of explosion and/ or the release of tox ic chemicals. Cleaning Clean the telephone with a soft cloth. Never use polishe[...]

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    Electrical connection: The apparatus is designed t o operate from a 230V 50Hz supply only. (Classified as ‘hazardous voltage’ ac cording to EN60950 standard). The a pparatus does not incorporate a n integral power on/off switch. To dis connect the po wer, either switch off s upply at the mains power sock et or unplug the AC ada ptor. When insta[...]