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    CD255 SE255 GB T eleph one An sw erin g Machi ne Wa r n i n g Use only r echargeable batteries. Charge the handset f or 24 hours befor e use. Register y our pr oduct and get support at www .philip s.com/w elcome[...]

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    1 T able of cont ents 1I m p o r t a n t 3 1.1 Power requirements 3 1.2 Conformity 4 1.3 U sing G AP st andar d compl iance 4 1.4 Recycling & disposal 4 1.5 Electric, Magneti c and Electromagnetic Fields (“EMF”) 5 2 Your phone 6 2.1 What’s in the box 6 2.2 Overview of your phone 7 2.3 Display icons 9 2.4 Overview of the base stat ion 10 3[...]

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    2 T able of c ontents 5.7.1 Access the Call log 23 5.7.2 Save call list entry into the phone book 23 5.7.3 Delete a call list entry 24 5.7.4 Delete all call list entries 24 5.8 Us ing the Interco m 2 4 5.8.1 Int ercom ano ther ha ndset 24 5.8.2 Tr ansfer an external call to anot her handse t 24 5.8.3 Answer an external call durin g interc om 25 5.8[...]

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    3 Impor tant 1I m p o r t a n t T ake time to read thi s user manual before you use y our phone . It contains important information and notes regardi ng your phone . 1.1 P o wer r equir em ents • This product requir es an electrical supply of 100-240 volts AC. In case of power f ailure, communication can be lost. • The Electrical netw o rk is c[...]

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    4 Impor t ant • Pow er supply information for charger (multihandset pack only) Input: AC100-240V/0.3A, 50Hz/60Hz Output: DC6V/0.21A JOD-SWR-07343 JODEN • Risk of explosion if battery is replaced by an incorrect type. Dispose of used bat teries according to the i nstructi ons. About operating and storage temperatures: • Operate in a place wher[...]

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    5 Impor tant Do not dispos e of y our old product in your general household waste bin. Inform y our se lf about the loc al sepa rate c ollec tion s ystem f or electrical and electr onic products mark ed by this symb ol: Use one of the following disposal opt ions: 1. Dispose of the compl ete pr oduct (including its cables, plugs and accessories) in [...]

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    6 Yo u r p h o n e 2 Y our phone Congratulations on your pur chase and w elcome to Philips! T o fully benefit fr om the suppor t that Philips offers, register your produc t at www .philips.com/w elc ome. 2.1 What’ s in the box * Y ou may find in the box the line adaptor delivered separately fr om the line cord. In this case, you ha ve to connect [...]

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    7 Yo u r p h o n e 2. 2 O ver vi ew of your ph one AE a r p i e c e BD i s p l a y See page 9 for an overview of the displa y icons. C OK key o In idle mode : Long press to toggl e between dis pla yi ng the handset name and the date/time. In other modes: S e lect t he function displ a yed on the sc r een. Also use d to confirm entries (for example [...]

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    8 Yo u r p h o n e In other modes: Lo ng pr ess to return to idle mode. Short press t o move to the previous menu lev el. H Me nu key m In idle mode: Go to t he main menu. I R edi al key r Access the Redial li s t in idle mode. When making a call, press to redial the last number dialed. J Loudspeak er key l In idle mode: T urn on the loudspeak er a[...]

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    9 Yo u r p h o n e 2.3 D ispl ay icons Indica tes that the batter y is fully charged. T his icon blinks during charge and when the battery is low . When the Icon is empty the battery is practically discharged. If WA R N I N G B AT T app ear s togeth er with a blinking b attery icon, batteries of the wr ong type are installed in the handset. Replace[...]

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    10 Yo u r p h o n e 2.4 Ov er view of the base station AP a g i n g k e y a Page handset. Long press to start registration procedure. BS p e a k e r CO n / O f f k e y e Short press to switch the answ ering machine on/ off. DV o l u m e k e y s -+ Increas e or decr ease the speaker volume. There ar e 5 volume lev els during pla yback. There are 5 v[...]

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    11 Getting s tar ted 3 Getting star ted 3.1 Connec t the base statio n 1 Place the base station in a central location near the telephone line so cket an d elec tric ity socket. 2 Connect the line cord and the power cable to their corr esponding connectors at the back of the base stat ion. 3 Connect the other end of t he l ine cor d and pow er cable[...]

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    12 Getting star ted base station before y ou can use t he handset. 3.2.1 Install battery Alwa ys use AAA rechargeable bat teries supplied with your unit. If alkaline batteries are used instead of rech arge able bat teri es, “ WA R N I N G BA TT ” will show on the dis play and the battery icon will blink quickl y . 1 Slide out the b atter y cove[...]

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    13 Getting s tar ted Depending on your countr y , the WELCOME screen ma y not appear . In this case, y ou ar e not required to select your country/operator/language settings . Y ou can still make outgoi ng calls or receiv e i ncoming calls without first defining your countr y selection. 1 Pres s o to displa y a list of countries. 2 Scro ll n up and[...]

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    14 Getting star ted 3.5 Menu structure The chart bel o w shows the menu tree of your phone. Press the menu k ey m to enter each option. Press c to go to the pre vious lev el in a menu. Use navigation k eys n to nav igate within the menus. Men us PHONEBOOK NEW ENTR Y ENTER NAME ENTER NUMBER LIST Entry list displayed EDIT ENTR Y DELETE DELETE ALL DIR[...]

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    15 Getting s tar ted CLOCK&ALARM D A TE/TIME Enter date Enter time SET FORMA T TIME FORMA T 12 HOURS 24 HOURS DA TE FORMA T DD/MM MM/DD ALARM OFF ON ONCE ON D AIL Y ALARM T ONE MELOD Y 1 MELOD Y 2 MELOD Y 3 AD V ANCED SET CHANGE PIN REGISTER UNREGISTER SEL. COUNTR Y List of countries RESET AUT O PREFIX DETECT DIGIT PREFIX RECALL TIME SHOR T LON[...]

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    16 Getting star ted ANSW MACHINE PLA Y REPEA T NEXT PREVIOUS DELETE VIEW DELETE ALL ANSW . ON/OFF ON OFF RECORD OGM ANSW .&RECORD PLA Y RECORD OGM DELETE ANSWER ONL Y PLA Y RECORD OGM DELETE ANSWER MODE ANSW .&RECORD ANSWER ONL Y SETTINGS RING DELA Y 3 RINGS 4 RINGS 5 RINGS 6 RINGS 7 RINGS 8 RINGS ECONOMY REMOTE A CC. ACTIV A TE DEACTIV A T[...]

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    17 Using y our phone 4 Using y our phone 4.1 Mak e a call 4.1.1 Predi alling 1 Dial the number (maximum 24 digits). 2 Pres s t . • The call is init iated. Y ou ma y inser t a pref ix number to the beginning of your predial number , see “Set Pref ix” on page 31 for more information . 4.1.2 Direct dialling 1 Pick up the handset and press t . (O[...]

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    18 Using y our pho ne 4.1.7 Call usin g Direct Access Memory In idle mode, long pr es s 1 or 2 to dial a sto red dir ect acc ess memory number . See section 5.5.6 for instructions on how to stor e, edit, and delet e dir ect access memory numbers. 4.1.8 Enter a Dialing Pause Make a long press # after enter ing one or mo re di gits to ent er a paus e[...]

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    19 Use mor e of you r phone 5 Use more of your phone 5.1 Swit ch the han dset on/ off Pres s h for at least one second to switch the ha ndset on. T o switch it off , press and hold h in idle m ode fo r at least 5 seconds. 5.2 K eypad l ock/unl ock Pres s and hold * for 3 seconds to lock/ unlock the ke ypad in idle mode. 5.3 T ext o r num ber entry [...]

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    20 Use m ore of your phon e 1 During a call, press l to ac tivat e the loudspeak er mode. 2 Pres s l again to deactivate the loudspeaker mode. 5.5 Using you r Phon eboo k Y our phone can store up to 100 phonebook memories. Each phoneboo k entry c an ha ve a maximu m of 24 digits for the phone number and 12 characters for the name. If you ha ve mult[...]

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    21 Use mor e of you r phone • A valida tion tone is emitt ed. 5.5.4 Delete a phonebook entr y 1 Pres s m in idle mode, scr oll n to PHONEBOOK and press o , scr oll n to DE LETE and pr ess o . 2 Scro ll n to sel ect an ent ry to delete and pr ess o . 3 DELETE? is d isplayed o n the screen. Pr ess o again to confirm deletion. • A valida tion tone[...]

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    22 Use m ore of your phon e scr oll n to DI RECT M EM. and press o . 2 Scro ll n to KEY 1 or KEY 2 and press o . • The stored number is displa yed (if any). 3 Pres s m to enter direct memory menu. 4 Scro ll n to DELE TE and press o . 5 CONFIRM? is displa yed on the screen. 6 Pres s o to confirm deletion. • A valida tion tone is emitt ed and the[...]

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    23 Use mor e of you r phone Pres s c to disc ard the del etion. The screen retur ns to the p re viou s high menu lev el. 5.6.4 Delete all redial numbers 1 Pres s r in idle mode and p ress o . 2 Scro ll n to DEL ETE ALL and press o . 3 CONFIRM? is displa yed on the screen. Pr ess o again to confirm deletion. • A valida tion tone is emitt ed. Pres [...]

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    24 Use m ore of your phon e Pres s c to dele te the las t digit or character entered . 5.7.3 Delete a call list entr y 1 Pres s u in idle mode, scr oll n to select an entr y and pr ess o , scro ll n to DELETE and press o . 2 DELETE? is d isplayed o n the screen. Pr ess o again to confirm deletion. • A valida tion tone is emitt ed. Pres s c to dis[...]

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    25 Use mor e of you r phone 4 Pres s h on the first ha ndset to transfer the external call to the called handset. • The external call is trans ferr ed. If there is no answer fr om the called handset, press i to resume the external call. 5.8.3 Answ er an external call during inter com 1 During inter com, a new call tone is emitted when there is an[...]

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    26 Use m ore of your phon e 2 Scro ll n to se lect an entry , then press t . • The first part is dialed. 3 Ente r the exte nsion. • Each di git blinks to in dicate dial out. 5.11 Cloc k and Ala rm sett ings This f eatur e all ows y ou to s et the date, time and alarm settings for y our phone . The default date and time are 01/01 and 00:00 respe[...]

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    27 P er sonal set tings • A valida tion tone is emitt ed and the screen re turns to the SET FORMA T menu. 5.11.3 Set Alarm 1 Press m in idle mo de, scr oll n to CLOCK&ALARM and pr ess o , scroll n to ALARM and press o . 2 Scro ll n to OFF , ON ONCE or ON D AIL Y and press o . 3 If you select ON ONCE or ON DA IL Y , enter the time (HH-MM) for [...]

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    28 P erso nal set tings 1 Pres s m in idle mode, scr oll n to PERSONAL SET and press o . Scro ll n to HANDSET T ONE and press o , and then press o again to enter RING V OLUME . 2 Scro ll n to your desi r e d volume lev el and pres s o to conf irm. • A valida tion tone is emitt ed and the screen re turns to the previous menu. When RINGE R OFF is a[...]

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    29 Advanced settin gs free talk mode. This all ows y ou to charge the handset during calls. The default setting for auto hang up i s ON. 1 Pres s m in idle mode, scr oll n to PERSONAL SET and press o . 2 Scro ll n to AUTO HA NG -UP and press o . The curr ent setting is shown . 3 Scro ll n to select ON or OFF and press o to confi rm. • A valida ti[...]

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    30 Advanced settin gs base station is ready to accept reg ist rati on. If no ac tion is tak en on the han dset within 90 seconds, the r egi stration proce dure will be aborted. If this happens, repeat Step 1. 2 On the handset, pr ess m , scroll n to AD V ANC ED SET and press o , scroll n to REGIST ER and press o . 3 Enter the PIN wh e n prompted an[...]

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    31 Advanced settin gs 7.5 Res et Uni t Y ou can r eset your phone to its default settings with t his feature. Upon reset, all y our personal settings, call log and r edial list entr ies will be deleted and the pho ne will return to its default settings. However , your phonebook as well as the unread messages of y our answering machine will remain u[...]

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    32 Advanced settin gs 1 Pres s m in idle mode, scr oll n to AD V ANCE D SET and pr ess o . 2 Scro ll n to RECALL TI ME and press o 3 Scro ll n to SHOR T or LONG and press o to confirm . • A valida tion tone is emitt ed and the screen re turns to the previous menu. The use of your phone cannot be guaranteed on all P ABX. 7.8 Change the Di al Mode [...]

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    33 T elephone answering machine (T AM) 8 T elephone answering machine (T AM) Y our phone featur es an answ ering machine that r ecords unansw ered calls when it is activated. The answ ering machine can store up to 59 messages. The maximum reco rding time is 3 minutes per message, or 15 minute s for all messages. The maxim um length of an outgoing m[...]

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    34 T elephone answering machi ne (T AM) 1 Pres s m in idle mode, scr oll n to ANSW MA CHINE and press o . 2 PLA Y is dis pla yed. Pr ess o to start playi ng new messages. • The handset displa ys NEW and the number of new messages in the f ormat 1/4 , where 1 is the number of the message being play ed and 4 is the number of new messages. • If th[...]

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    35 T elephone answering machine (T AM) 8.4 Pla y , Recor d, or Dele te an Outgoing Messag e Y ou can r ec or d a personalized message to be play ed when the ans wering machine picks up an incoming call. The maximum length of an out going message is 1 minute. 1 Pres s m in idle mode, scr oll n to ANSW MA CHINE and press o . 2 PLA Y is dis pla yed. S[...]

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    36 T elephone answering machi ne (T AM) 8.6 Answ ering M achine settings 8.6.1 Ring Delay This is the number of rings bef ore the answeri ng machine answers and starts play ing your greeting message. Y ou can set the answ ering machine to start play ing your gr eeting message after 3 to 8 rings or the “ ECONOM Y” option. The default ri ng dela [...]

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    37 T elephone answering machine (T AM) 8.6.2.2 Controlling the Answ ering Machine fr om an e xter nal c all 1 From your external phone, dial home . • The answering mac hine answers and starts pla ying your greeti ng message. 2 Press # k ey and enter the remote access code (same as y our PIN code). • If th e access co de is inco rr ec t, an err [...]

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    38 Te c h n i c a l d a t a countr y selected. Howe ver you can change the language of the defa ult outgoing messages as follows. 1 Pres s m in idle mode, scr oll n to ANSW MA CHINE and press o . 2 PLA Y is dis pla yed. Scro ll n to SETTINGS and press o . 3 RING DE LA Y is displa yed. Scr oll n to LANGU AGE and press o . 4 The current status is dis[...]

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    39 Fre quentl y asked questi ons 10 Frequently asked questions www .philips.com/sup port In this chap ter , you will find t he most frequently ask ed qu estions and answ ers about your phone. 10.1 Con nection The handset does not switch on! • Charge the batteries: Put the handset on the base station to charge. After a few mo ments, the phone will[...]

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    40 Frequently ask ed questions Caller does not hear me clearly! • Mov e closer to the base station. • Mov e the base station at least one metre a way fr om an y elec tronic appliances. Fr equent noise interference on m y radi o or te levision! • Mov e the base station as far awa y as possible fr om the electrical appliances. 10.4 Product beha[...]

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    41 Fre quentl y asked questi ons the power adaptor is plugged into mains supply which is switched on. • Check if the answ er machine is off, or Ans wer only mod e is se lec ted. • Check to see if t he answering m achine is memory full. If so , delete some or all mess ages. • T ry switching off the pow er at the mains sock et, and then turn it[...]

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    42 INDEX 11 INDEX A Access phonebook 20 Access Redi al list 22 Access th e Call log 23 Activate/Deactiv ate loudspeaker mode 19 Add/Edit Di rect Access Memory 21 Ad just earpie ce o r spe aker volu me 19 Advanced settings 29 Alarm Tone 27 Answer a c all 18 Answer an external call 25 Answering Machine sett ings 36 Auto Hang-Up 28 C Call from redial [...]

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    43 INDEX M Make a c all 1 7 Menu structure 14 Modify a phonebook entry 20 Mute/Unmute microphone 19 O Outgoing message language 37 Overview of the base station 10 Overview of your phone 7 P Paging 25 Person al setting s 27 Phonebook 20 PIN 29 Play, Record, or Delet e an Outgoing Message 35 Playing Messages 33 Predialling 17 R Recall time 3 1 Redial[...]

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    ©2008 K oninklijk e Philips Electronics N.V . All rights res erved Reproduction in whole or in part is prohibited without the written consent of the cop yright owner Document number: 3111 285 41143 (GB)[...]