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USER GUIDE
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Page 2: ...ity 5 Chap 3 Settings 6 3 1 System settings 6 Chap 4 Intercom 6 4 1 Pairing 6 4 1 1 Manual pairing 6 4 1 2 Pairing to a PREVIOUS SERIES INTERCOM device 6 4 1 3 Pairing with a NON Interphone ANYCOM dev...
Page 3: ...r moisture present in the connector of the control unit and or audio kit with hot air for at least 10 minutes so as to prevent the oxidation of the contacts Do not expose the product to salt water or...
Page 4: ...ower On Press until the blue LED comes on Power Off Hold pressed until the red LED comes on and the device turns off Volume Press the buttons Volume to increase and Volume to decrease the volume Inter...
Page 5: ...ult 2 6 Initial ignition only single unit version Press to turn the unit on The device will go into PAIRING MODE These are the possible choices pairing with Cellularline Interphone devices see chapter...
Page 6: ...automatically recognise the previously paired devices URBAN Interphone is compatible with the entire INTERPHONE range including the previous series and with the ANYCOM function It is also compatible w...
Page 7: ...ase of receipt of a phone call use the commands shown in the following table Answering a call In case of an incoming call press the button or say a word out loud voice activated response Chap 3 1 To e...
Page 8: ...listening will be characterised by disturbances due to poor signal strength FM reception is strongly influenced by the surrounding environment electro magnetic disturbances natural obstacles etc CHAP...
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Page 10: ...h other commercial waste or disposed of together with other commercial waste This product has a battery than cannot be replaced by the user Do not attempt to open the device to re move the battery as...
