Making Calls
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Special Calls/Conversations
Manual Emergency Call (SOS Call)
With this handset, emergency calls can be triggered to an emergency call number.
You can enter the emergency call number in the “Phone settings: Telephone Option:
Emergency Opt.” menu (see page 78).
An emergency call will be signalled for two minutes at the remote end. The emer-
gency call is made in hands-free mode; hands-free mode remains switched on even
once the remote end accepts. If the remote end is busy then another emergency call
is made once the device (after approximately two minutes) returns to the idle state.
Triggering an emergency call
To trigger a manual emergency call, long press the SOS key. The SOS key is located on
the left hand side of the handset (see Displays, Keys and Symbols on page 19).
You hear a confirmation tone.
Note
The SOS key can only be operated in the idle state. The SOS key is also active when
the keypad lock has been activated (see page 81).
Deactivating an emergency call
To cancel an unintentional activated emergency call, press the receiver key
A
.
Automatic Emergency Call (Mandown Call)
The handset can trigger an automatic emergency call (“Man Down Call”). Prerequisite
is that you have programmed an emergency call number (see page 78) and the
function “Man Down Call” is on (see page 78).
When the function “Man Down Call” is activated then an integrated mercury-free
position sensor continually determines the inclination angle of the handset. Normally
the handset is carried almost vertically, for instance using the belt clip directly fas-
tened to the body. The position measurement occurs every five seconds and checks
whether the device is still in the vertical position. If the device is more than 60 degrees
away from the vertical position, then at the latest after ten seconds an alarm is
triggered.
If the function “Silent Alarm” is switched on (see page 79) then the programmed
emergency call number is immediately dialled. If the function “Silent Alarm” is
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