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Safety precautions

– Please read this operating manual and keep it in a safe place. If you have any questions,

consult an expert. Have your telephone serviced by an expert; never open the telephone
yourself.

– Do not touch the plug contacts with pointed or metallic objects. Place your telephone on a

non-slip mat.

– Do not expose your telephone to direct sunlight or other sources of direct heat.
– Do not install or use your telephone in rooms in which there is a risk of explosion.
– Protect your telephone from damp, heavy dust and aggressive fluids and vapours.
– Do not expose your telephone to electromagnetic fields (electric motors, domestic appliances)

which might impair the speech quality.

– Avoid positioning the telephone directly next to a radio, TV or VCR.
– Plug the telephone connection cable only into the telephone socket designed for it. Under no

circumstances change the cable plugs.

– Never carry your telephone by the connection cable.
– Never use the telephone near water.
– Clean your telephone with a soft, slightly damp or antistatic cloth.
– Do not use cleansing agents or chemical substances to clean your telephone.

– Use your telephone only between temperatures of +5ºC and approx. +35ºC.

Product conformity

The 

ascom

 Eurit 30 is manufactured in accordance with quality control systems accepted by the

BZT.
The Eurit 30 is designed for connection to the public ISDN and meets the requirements defined in
the following standards or standardization documents:

I-CTR 3 

(prTBR3, NET3)

TBR 8
BAPT 223 ZV 25
BAPT 223 ZV 14
EN 50081-1
EN 50082-1
EN 60950

Important information

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Summary of Contents for Eurit 30

Page 1: ...Operating Manual ascom Eurit 30...

Page 2: ...display elements 4 5 9 8 7 6 1 2 3 13 12 11 10 14 15 15 Display symbols Listen by loudspeaker Alarm Handsfree Lock Call forwarding Display overrun upper line Mute MIC off Additional functions lower l...

Page 3: ...erminates a call 7 ESC key Escape key Switches the telephone back to basic mode from any other mode Rejects a call 8 LOG key Retrieves the numbers of the 9 last answered calls from the log 9 Last numb...

Page 4: ...ISDN functions that you can subscribe to from your telecoms operator Some of these are subject to charge The number of services you can access depends on the type of connection For further details con...

Page 5: ...arking and retrieving a call 13 Calling Line Identification Restriction CLIR 14 Reject incoming calls 14 Malicious Call Identification MCID 14 Programming your telephone 15 The menu system 15 Menus 16...

Page 6: ...l keys 25 Deleting auto dial keys 26 PBX connection 27 Programming the public access code 27 Call transfer by replacing the handset 27 Keypad information 28 Important information 29 Data protection du...

Page 7: ...r end into the handset Now connect the telephone by plugging the telephone cable into the larger socket on the base of the telephone Give the plug a slight tug to check that it has locked into place L...

Page 8: ...ed directly from the exchange emergency operation However this remote power supply is only sufficient to power a single telephone If several telephones are operated on the same connection only one mus...

Page 9: ...f necessary to retrieve the dialling number of one of the last 9 answered calls lift the handset or press the loudspeaker key Dialling a number from the name list Press the MENU key repeatedly until t...

Page 10: ...me for the handset and loudspeaker during a call The volume for the handset and loudspeaker on your telephone is preset to normal During a call you can adjust the handset or loudspeaker volume by pres...

Page 11: ...lds it and provided the number is available If the caller s number is stored in your name list the person s name is automatically displayed You can then decide whether or not to accept the call Initia...

Page 12: ...s service If you have initiated an enquiry call and wish to connect the two calls call transfer Press the relevant programmed auto dial key see Programming auto dial keys to connect the two calls Repl...

Page 13: ...omatic call back Replace the handset The symbol is displayed As soon as the person you were calling has hung up a signal indicates that the line is free The number is automatically redialled if you li...

Page 14: ...nducting two calls no 2 symbol displayed press the END key to terminate the current connection and automatically accept the call b Reject the call Press the ESC key to reject the call Call charge disp...

Page 15: ...ows you to activate specific functions be keying in codes e g remote control of an answering machine Parking and retrieving a call During a call you can park it in order to continue it on another tele...

Page 16: ...ing line identification is not supported Reject incoming calls If you do not wish to answer an incoming call you can reject it by pressing the ESC key The number is stored in the unanswered calls memo...

Page 17: ...display showing date and time Press the MENU key as often as required to select the desired menu The following standard messages are displayed Press MENU key once Press MENU key a second time Press ME...

Page 18: ...MSN Multiple Subscriber Numbers MSN A B and C with descriptive text and ringing delay Call diversion and melodies for the MSNs B and C are only displayed as a menu choice if the relevant MSNs have be...

Page 19: ...to store the name and number The name or number can be corrected changed by pressing the Foxkey under change Programming call forwarding You may have to request this service separately depending on y...

Page 20: ...on Programming auto dial keys This will only work if both the forwarding type and the forwarding number are programmed For operation in conjunction with a PBX please refer to the relevant section in...

Page 21: ...an be deleted by pressing the Foxkey under del Press the Foxkey under ok Enter information about the telephone number Press the Foxkey under ok to display Ringing delay Press the Foxkey under on to de...

Page 22: ...ed alarm time Select once or daily Press the Foxkey under ok to activate the alarm In idle mode the alarm symbol is displayed When the alarm sounds it can be switched off using the Foxkey under ok Do...

Page 23: ...Press the MENU key as often as required until Functions is displayed Press the Foxkey repeatedly under until Memo is displayed Press the Foxkey under change Use the keypad to enter a message maximum 2...

Page 24: ...Press the Foxkey under ndern change Use the Foxkey to select the language and then press the Foxkey under ok to store this selection Programming blocked lock This function offers protection against un...

Page 25: ...layed Press the Foxkey repeatedly under until Direct namedial is displayed Press the Foxkey under change Press the Foxkey under on and ok to activate direct name dialling On hook dialling is no longer...

Page 26: ...referred to as COLP COLR or backward identification As soon as you accept an incoming call your number is displayed at the caller s end So for instance in the case of a call transfer the caller can se...

Page 27: ...can use the auto dial keys to program frequently used numbers or functions see under relevant functions a Programming telephone numbers Press the MENU key and the selected auto dial key single or dou...

Page 28: ...nt keypad information e g 4122 Display shows F 4122 Enter the appropriate function number Press the Foxkey under ok to store the function The programmed function number is briefly displayed The teleph...

Page 29: ...efix when entering numbers in the name list and under auto dial keys The public access code is not automatically dialled when you dial using the keypad Call transfer by replacing the handset When oper...

Page 30: ...sed first keypad information is automatically sent to the PBX b Keypad during call Press the MENU key repeatedly until Suppl Service supplementary service appears Enter the desired keypad information...

Page 31: ...ble is correctly plugged into the telephone and the telephone socket Handset off hook busy tone only or no dialling tone Unplug and re insert the telephone connection cable Blank display Your connecti...

Page 32: ...lity Avoid positioning the telephone directly next to a radio TV or VCR Plug the telephone connection cable only into the telephone socket designed for it Under no circumstances change the cable plugs...

Page 33: ...s and reserves the right to choose whether to repair the fault or replacing the telephone This guarantee does not cover damage caused by incorrect use wear and tear or attempts by third parties to rep...

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Page 35: ...Manufactured in Switzerland by Ascom Zelcom AG Eichtal CH 8634 Hombrechtikon PM000097 INTER_E ETK30_ PM6 216 082 00120 KD A00...

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