Geemarc MyDECT manual

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    My D E C T Dig ital Cor dless T elephone w ith Large Buttons[...]

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    C O N T E N T S 1 INTR ODU C TION 3 Unpacki ng the Tel ephone 4 D E S C R I P T I O N 5 Gener al Descri ption 5 I N S T A L L A T I O N 1 1 Locat ion 11 S e t t i n g U p 1 2 B a t t e r y U s e 1 2 Using t he Belt Cli p 13 HANDSET SETTIN GS 14 On/O ff Set tings 14 Ringer S etti ngs 15 Key Tone Settings 18 Dialli ng Mode (T/P) 19 T i m e S e t t i [...]

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    Elect rical connecti on: The appar atus i s des i gned to oper ate f rom a 230V 50Hz supply only . (Cl ass if ied as ‘hazardou s v oltage’ acc ordi ng t o EN60950 standard) . T he apparat us does not i ncor porate an integr al power on/ off sw i tc h. To disconnect the power, ei t her switc h o f f supply at the m ains power socket or unpl ug t[...]

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    Congrat ulat i ons on purchasing y our G eemarc MyDE CT t elephone. This tel ephone off er s all the advant ages of cordl ess technology ( compli ant with Digit all y Enhanced Cordl ess Tel ecomm unicati ons-DECT standar d) toget her wit h large but tons which are hel pf ul if you are parti all y sight ed. Thi s telephone i s also heari ng ai d co [...]

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    Gener al Onl y use the power supply incl uded with t he product. Onl y use the approv ed rec hargeabl e batteri es s uppl i ed. Do not open t he handset (ex c ept to replac e the handset bat t eries) or base. Contact t he helpli ne for all repai rs. Nev er dispose of bat t eries in a f i re. Ther e is a s eri ous risk of explosi on and/ or the rele[...]

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    General Descrip tion Handset D escription Cons iste ntly s hort batte ry lif e • Clean t he char ge cont acts • Replac e the batt eri es Not hing happen s when you press an y b u tton • Check t he the keyl ock is switc hed off DESCRIPTION Speaker Receiv e and End Call K ey Cancel Ke y Num erical Keypad Mi crophone Menu Ke y Confi rm Ke y LCD [...]

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    Gen eral Checks • Make sure t hat t he telephone li ne cord and adapt or are corr ectly plugged i n and t hey are not dam aged. • Make sure t he batt eries are i nserted c orrec tly. • Make sure t hat t he batteri es are f ull y charged. • Connect another t el ephone t o the telephone PTT socket or move your t el ephone to anot her socket t[...]

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    (*) Cl ass if i ed “h azar d ous v olt ag e” acc ord in g t o EN 60 950 s t an d ard (** ) C l a s s if i ed T NV- 3 acc ordi ng t o E N6 09 50 st and ar d The f act ory settings can be restor ed to t he telephone. Pres s to ac tiv ate the menu Use S and T to scrol l t hrough t he menu to select ‘HS RESET’ Pr e ss OK Use the keypad t o ty p[...]

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    Other O ptio nal Access ori es The headset socket i s locat ed on the right side of the handset . It is a standard 2. 5mm plug. S im ply plug t he heads et i nt o t he s ocket . The headset w i l l be activ at ed w hil st t he microphone on t he handset wil l be deact iv ated. LCD Scr een Descr iption The LCD screen i s spli t into t wo distinct ar[...]

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    LCD Scree n Navigat ion The key i s used to activ ate the menu. The key is al so us ed to deact iv ate the menu and r eturn to standby mode from any menu. The S and T keys are used to scroll through t he menu. S : m ove backward through t he menu T : m ov e f orward thr ough the m enu The OK key is used to confi rm an action or choice on a screen. [...]

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    Intern al Calls W hen us i ng se v eral handset s regi stered t o t he sa m e bas e uni t, you can m ake internal calls and tr ansf er e x ter nal call s between handsets. Make an Inter nal Call Pr e ss Enter the handset num ber you w i sh to page (1- 6) Not es: If an incorr ect handset num ber is enter ed i.e. one t hat does not ex i st, t he hand[...]

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    Locati o n Ensure you sit uat e the t elephone cl ose enough to t he pow er socket so that the c able will reach safel y without stret ching. Also, the mains power needs to be easi ly acc ess i bl e i n case you need t o di sconnect the power. Make sure t he tel ephone is at least 1 m etr e away f rom other el ectrical product s e.g.T V, radi o and[...]

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    Selec t a Base Your handset c an be used wit h up to 4 bases. Note: In order t o use the handset wit h more than one base unit , the handset m ust be registered wi th each base (see Regi ster a New Handset secti on). Pr e ss to ac tivate t he menu Use S and T to scrol l t hrough t he menu to select ‘ SELECT BASE’ Pr e ss OK Use S and T to scrol[...]

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    Using the Belt Cli p The bel t clip suppl ied all ows you to conv enientl y carry t he handset around. A ttach Belt Clip Att ach the belt clip t o to t he rear of t he handset. Make s ure t he bel t cli p loc ks in to pla ce . Remov e Belt Clip Insert a screw driv er a l ong t he edge of one o f the belt cli p ar m s and rel ease the cli p. Lift t [...]

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    The handset t hat c ame wit h your base is alr eady register ed to t he base (f actor y s et ti ng) . Thi s is register ed as handset 1. Each additi onal handset you purc hase must be r egist ered to the base. Up to 6 handsets can be regi ster ed to one base uni t. T hi s m eans you can m ake internal calls between regi stered hand set s, t ransfer[...]

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    Ringe r Se ttin gs Rin ger Tones Ther e is a choic e o f six handset r i nger tones to notif y you of i ncomi ng ca lls . Pr e ss to ac tivate t he menu Use S and T to scrol l t hrough t he menu to select ‘ RING’ Pr e ss OK Pr e ss OK to access ‘ RING TYPE’ Pr e ss OK Use S and T to scrol l t hrough t he menu to select desired ri nger tone.[...]

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    Mod i f y a Call b y Call Entry Pr e ss to ac tivate t he menu Use S and T to scrol l t hrough t hemenu to select ‘ CALL BY CALL ’ Pr e ss OK Use S and T to scrol l t hrough t he me m ory locati ons (1, 2 or 3) until you fi nd the entr y to be m odifi ed Use C/R to correct a mistake. C/R will cl ear t he l ast di git ent ered. To cl ear all di [...]

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    VIP Ri ng er T o nes Thi s option enabl es you to instant l y identif y caller s. The select ed tone will notif y you t hat t he incoming c all is f r om a particular telephone num ber stored i n the tel ephone mem ory. This setti ng is only r ele v ant if you have subscri bed to a Call er Di splay servic e. You can specify 2 VIP t elephone num ber[...]

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    Som etim es special net work ser v ice num bers are requi red to precede t he tel ephone num ber you are c alli ng. Call by Call all ows y ou to stor e the special number and then r ecall it very easily. 3 call by call num bers can be stored. Create a Call b y Call Entr y Pr e ss to ac tivate t he menu Use S and T to scrol l t hrough t he menu to s[...]

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    Dialling M ode ( T/P) In t he UK, all telephone ex changes now u se Tone di alling. T he dial mode setti ng i s pre-set t o Tone. If your telephone does not di al out, it is probabl y bei ng us ed f rom an older priv at e sw i tc hboard (PB X). In this case, t he dial mode must be changed to Pulse. Pr e ss to ac tivate t he menu Use S and T to scro[...]

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    View Pho ne B ook E nt ries In standby m ode, use S and T to scroll through t he phone book unt il y ou find the requi r ed telephone num ber Diall ing usin g a P hone B ook Ent r y In standby m ode, use and to s crol l t hrough t he phone book unt il y ou find the requi r ed telephone num ber Pr e ss O R In standby m ode, press and hold the ent ry[...]

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    Perso nal Identific atio n Num ber (P IN) S ettin gs The PI N is requi red f or the f ollowing opt i ons: • Regist eri ng a new handset • Resetti ng a handset • Changing set ti ngs f ound under t he base m enu The PI N is pre-set t o ‘0000’. This can be changed – t his is recom m ended f or confident i alit y. Pr e ss to ac tivate t he [...]

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    Delete an Entr y from the Calle r Displa y List Pr e ss to ac tivate t he menu Use S and T to scrol l t hrough t he menu to select ‘CALL LOG’ Pr e ss OK Use S and T to scrol l t hrough t he caller displ ay list unt il you fi nd the t elephone num ber y ou wish to delete Pr e ss OK Pr e ss OK t o conf i rm and retur n to standby Delete All Entri[...]

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    Smart Dialling S ettings Your t el ephone can search f or a co m pl ete number when you s im pl y enter the fi rst di git(s) of the number. The tel ephone num ber can onl y be displ ayed if this number i s current ly stored i n the tel ephone m emory (eit her phonebook, r eceiv ed or diall ed recentl y). The s m art dialli ng f eature will only fun[...]

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    The f eatur es des cr i bed in thi s secti on are only av ailable if y ou subscribe t o a Call er Display ser v i ce from your network provi der . Call er Di splay means you can see who is cal li ng on your handset displ ay (prov ided t he number is not withheld, unavail able or is an i nter national call). The di splay shows PRIVATE ID f or a wit [...]

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    Mak ing a Call Pi ck up handset. Pr e ss W hen you hear di aling tone, di al the number on t he keypad. To end t he call sim ply press agai n or place the handset on the base Pr e-Dialling Pi ck up handset. Di al t he nu m ber on t he key pad. Pr e ss , the number is autom aticall y diall ed To end t he call sim ply press agai n or place the handse[...]

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    Call Barring Call barri ng let s you b l ock ou t goi ng call s to c ert ain types of telephone num bers. Tel ephone numbers begi nni ng with the numbers you specif y can not be di alled if call bar ring is activ ated. You can set up t o 4 differ ent rest rict ed numbers cont aining up to 4 di g i t s each. W hen activat ed, the m ess age BARRING i[...]

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    Receiving Volume Duri ng a conver sati on, the or keys adjust the ear piec e v olume level. The v ol u m e can be adj usted fr om lev el 1 to 3. The sel ected v olume is displ ayed in t he LCD display. The receiv i ng volume r ange is 0dB to 12dB . Last Num ber R edial To r edial the last num ber di alled: Pi ck up handset. Pr e ss in standby m ode[...]

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    Regist er ed R ecall The C/R key can also be us ed wit h special services such as Cal l W aiti ng (if provi ded by your servi ce provi der) or transf er ring external c a l l s to another extensi on withi n a priv ate sw i tc hboard. Tone Di alling S witchove r If your network requi res pul se dialli ng, yet you need t o access serv ic es such as v[...]