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    www .philips.com/w elcome User man ual Register your pr oduct and get support at CD191 CD196[...]

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    1 EN Contents 1 Important safety instructions 3 2 Y our phone 4 What is in the box 4 Over view of the phone 5 Over view of the base station 5 Display icons 6 3 Get started 8 Connect the base station 8 Install the handset 8 Congure your phone (countr y dependent) 9 Change the remote access PIN code 9 Charge the handset 10 Check the batter y level[...]

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    2 EN Unregister the handsets 25 Restore default settings 26 11 T elephone answ ering machine 27 T urn the answering machine on or off 27 Set the answering machine language 27 Set the answer mode 27 Announcements 28 Incoming messages (ICM) 28 Set the ring delay 29 Remote access 30 12 T echnical data 32 13 Notice 33 Declaration of confor mity 33 Use [...]

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    3 EN 1 Impor tant saf ety instructions Po wer r equir ements • This product requires an electrical supply of 100-240 volts A C . In case of power failure , the communication can be lost. • The voltage on the netw or k is classied as TNV -3 (T elecommunication Netw or k V oltages), as dened in the standard EN 60950. W arning • The Electr[...]

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    4 EN 2 Y our phone Congratulations on your purchase and welcome to Philips! T o fully benet from the suppor t that Philips offers, register your product at www .philips. com/welcome. What is in the box Base station (CD191) Base station (CD196) Handset** Charger** P ower adapter** Line cord* Guarantee Quick star t guide Note • * In some countri[...]

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    5 EN Ov er vie w of the phone a Earpiece b Loudspeaker c Batter y door d • Scroll up on the menu. • Increase the earpiece/speaker volume. • Access the phonebook. e REDIAL/C • Delete text or digits. • Cancel operation. • Access the redial list. f • End the call. • Exit the menu/operation. • Press and hold to switch the handset on o[...]

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    6 EN a • Find handsets. • Enter the registration mode . CD196 a • Find handsets • Enter registration mode b Speaker c / Decrease/increase the speaker volume. d Skip backward during playback. e Skip forward during playback. f T urn the answering machine on/off. g • Play messages. • Stop messages playback. h • Delete the current playbac[...]

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    7 EN / It is display ed when you scroll up/do wn a list/increase and decrease the volume. There are more digits on the right. Press REDIAL/C to read.[...]

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    8 EN 3 Get star ted Caution • Make sure that you ha ve read the saf ety instructions in the 'Impor tant safety instruction' section before you connect and install your handset. Connect the base station W arning • Risk of product damage! Ensure that the power suppl y voltage corresponds to the voltage printed on the back or the under s[...]

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    9 EN Caution • Risk of explosion! Keep batteries away from heat, sunshine or re. Never discard batteries in re. • Use only the supplied batteries. • Risk of decreased batter y life! Never mix diff erent brands or types of batter ies. Note • Charge the batter ies for 8 hours before r st use. • If the handset becomes warm when the [...]

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    10 EN 1 Press MENU/OK . 2 Select [Answ . Machine] > [Remote access] > [Change PIN] , then press MENU/OK to conrm. 3 Enter the old PIN, then press MENU/OK to conrm. 4 Enter the new PIN code , then press MENU/OK to conrm. 5 Enter the new PIN code again, then press MENU/OK to conrm. » The setting is sav ed. Charge the handset Place [...]

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    11 EN Check the signal str ength The number of bar s indicates the link status between the handset and base station. The more bar s are sho wn, the better the connection is. • Make sure the handset is linked to the base station before y ou make or receive calls and carr y out the phone functions and features. • If you hear warning tones when yo[...]

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    12 EN 4 Calls Note • When the power fails, the phone cannot access emergency ser vices. Tip • Check the signal strength before you mak e a call or when you are in a call (see 'Check the signal strength' on page 11). Mak e a call Y ou can make a call in these ways: • Quick call • Dial before y ou call • Redial the most recent num[...]

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    13 EN W arning • When the handset rings or when the handsfree is activated, keep the handset away from y our ear to av oid ear damage. Note • The caller ID ser vice is availab le if you ha ve registered to the caller ID ser vice with your ser vice pro vider . Tip • When there is a missed call, a notication message appear s. T urn off the r[...]

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    14 EN Mak e a conf er ence call with the external callers Note • This ser vice is network dependent. Check with the ser vice provider for additional charges. When you are connected to tw o calls, press , then . » The two calls are combined and a conference call is estab lished.[...]

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    15 EN 5 T ext and numbers Y ou can enter text and number s for handset name , phonebook records, and other menu items. Enter text and numbers 1 Press once or several times on the alphanumeric key to enter the selected character . 2 Press REDIAL/C to delete the character . Press and to move the cursor left and right. 3 Press to add a space. Switch b[...]

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    16 EN 6 Phonebook This phone has a phonebook that stores up to 50 records. Y ou can access the phonebook from the handset. Each record can ha ve a name up to 14 character s long and a number up to 24 digits long. There are 2 direct access memories (keys and ). Depending on your countr y , keys and are preset to the voice mail number and information[...]

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    17 EN 4 Enter the number , then press MENU/OK to conrm » Y our new record is saved. Tip • Press and hold to inser t a pause . Note • The phonebook overwrites the old number with the new number . Tip • Press once or several times on the alphanumeric key to enter the selected character . • Press REDIAL/C to delete the character . Press an[...]

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    18 EN 7 Call log The call log stores the call histor y of all missed or received calls. The incoming call histor y includes the name and number of the caller , call time and date . This feature is availab le if you hav e registered to the caller ID ser vice with your ser vice provider . Y our phone can store up to 20 call records. The call log icon[...]

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    19 EN 2 Select a record, then press MENU/OK to conrm. 3 Select [Delete] , then press MENU/OK to conrm » The handset displays a conrmation requests. 4 Press MENU/OK to conrm. » The record is deleted. Delete all call r ecords 1 Press . » The incoming call log is display ed. 2 Press MENU/OK to enter the options menu. 3 Select [Delete al[...]

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    20 EN 8 Redial list The redial list stores the call histor y of dialed calls. It includes the names and/or numbers you hav e called. This phone can store up to 10 redial records. View the r edial recor ds Press REDIAL/C . Redial a call 1 Press REDIAL/C . 2 Select a record, then press . » The number is dialed out. Sa ve a call r ecor d to the phone[...]

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    21 EN 9 Phone settings Y ou can customize the settings to make it y our own phone. Sound settings Set the handset's ringtone volume Y ou can select among 5 r ingtone v olume levels or [Off] . 1 Press MENU/OK . 2 Select [Phone setup] > [Sounds] > [Ring volume] , then press MENU/OK to conrm. 3 Select a volume lev el, then press MENU/ OK[...]

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    22 EN 2 Select [Phone setup] > [Language] , then press MENU/OK to conrm. 3 Select a language , then press MENU/OK to conrm. » The setting is sav ed.[...]

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    23 EN 10 Ser vices The phone suppor ts a number of features that help you handle and manage the calls. Call list type Y ou can set whether you can view all incoming calls or missed calls from this menu. Select the call list type 1 Press MENU/OK . 2 Select [Ser vices] > [Call list type] , then press MENU/OK to conrm. 3 Select an option, then p[...]

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    24 EN 2 Select [Ser vices] > [Ar ea code] , then press MENU/OK to conrm. 3 Enter the area code , then press MENU/ OK to conrm. » The setting is sav ed. Deactivate auto remo val of the ar ea code 1 Press MENU/OK . 2 Select [Ser vices] > [Ar ea code] , then press MENU/OK to conrm. 3 Press REDIAL/C to delete the digits. 4 Press MENU/OK[...]

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    25 EN availab le options varies with different countries. For details, consult your ser vice pro vider . 1 Press MENU/OK . 2 Select [Ser vices] > [Recall time] , then press MENU/OK to conrm. 3 Select an option, then press MENU/OK to conrm. » The setting is sav ed. Dial mode Note • This feature only applies to models that suppor t both t[...]

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    26 EN Tip • The handset number displays beside the handset name in standby mode. Restor e default settings Y ou can reset your phone settings to the original factor y settings. 1 Press MENU/OK . 2 Select [Ser vices] > [Reset] , then press MENU/OK to conrm. » The handset displays a conrmation request. 3 Press MENU/OK to conrm. » All [...]

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    27 EN 11 T elephone answ ering machine Note • Availab le only for CD196. Y our phone includes a telephone answering machine that records unanswered calls when it is on. Y ou can access the answering machine remotely and change the settings through the answering machine menu on the handset. The button on the base station lights up when the answer [...]

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    28 EN Announcements The announcement is the message your caller hear s when the answ ering machine picks up the call. The answering machine has 2 default announcements: the [Record also] mode and [Answ er only] mode. Record an announcement The maximum length of the announcement y ou can record is 3 minutes. The newly recorded announcement automatic[...]

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    29 EN Note • If you pick up the phone when the caller lea ves a message, the recording stops and you can talk to the caller directly . Note • If the memor y is full, the answering machine switches to [Answer onl y] automatically . Delete old messages to receive new ones. Listen to the incoming messages Y ou can listen to the incoming messages i[...]

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    30 EN Note • Make sure that the answering machine is switched on before this feature can be applied. Tip • When you access the answ ering machine remotely , you are recommended to set the ring delay to [T oll sa ver] mode. This is a cost effective way to manage your messages. When there are new messages, the answering machine picks up the call [...]

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    31 EN 8 Stop listening to the message . 9 Switch the answering machine off. (not availab le when y ou listen to the messages). Beha vior of the LED displa y on the base station The table belo w shows y ou the current status with different LED displa y behavior on the base station. LED display Message status Steady on • There is no new message and[...]

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    32 EN 12 T echnical data Displa y • Amber LCD backlight General telephone featur es • Caller name & number identication • Conference call and v oicemails • Maximum talk time: 20 hour s Phonebook list, Redial list and Call log • Phonebook list with 50 entries • Redial list with 10 entries • Call log with 20 entries Batter y • [...]

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    33 EN 13 Notice Declaration of conformity Hereby Philips Consumer Lif estyle , declares that the CD191/CD196 is in compliance with the essential requirements and other relevant provisions of Directiv e 1999/5/EC . Y ou can nd the Declaration of Confor mity on www .p4c . philips.com. This product has been designed, tested and manufactured accordi[...]

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    34 EN Y our product contains batter ies co vered b y the European Directive 2006/66/EC, which cannot be disposed with normal household waste . Please inform your self about the local rules on separate collection of batter ies because correct disposal helps to prevent negative consequences for the environmental and human health. When this logo is at[...]

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    35 EN 14 Fr equentl y ask ed questions No signal bar is displa y ed on the screen. • The handset is out of range . Mov e it closer to the base station. • If the handset displays [Unr egister] , register your handset. Tip • For fur ther information, see the chapter 'Ser vices', section 'Register the handsets'. If I fail to [...]

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    36 EN 15 Appendix T ext and n umber input tables Key Upper case character s (for English/ French/ German/ Italian/T ur kish/ P or tuguese/Spanish/Dutch/Danish/ Finnish/Norwegian/ Sw edish/ Romanian/ P olish/Czech/Hungar ian/Slo vakian/ Slov enian/Croatian/Lithuanian/Estonian/ Lativian/Bulgarian) 0 Space . 0 , / : ; " ' ! ¡ ? ¿ * + - % |[...]

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    37 EN 7 p q r S Җ Š 7 Ф Х Ц Ч Π Θ Σ ß 8 t u v ij 8 Ш Щ Ъ Ы 9 w x y Z Ž 9 Ь Э Ю Я Ω Ξ Ψ[...]

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    Specifications are subject to change without notice © 2012 K oninklijk e Philips Electronics N.V . All rights reserved. 0168[...]