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DETEWE OpenPhone 24, User Manual

The DETEWE OpenPhone 24 is an advanced telecommunications device designed to enhance your communication experience. For a comprehensive understanding of its features and functionalities, please consult the User Manual available for free download at manualshive.com. Unlock the full potential of this remarkable product with our detailed manual.

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Selecting Important Settings in the Service Menu …………………………………………46
Switching Call Diversion On / Off …………………………………………………………46
Switching the Call List On / Off……………………………………………………………46
Switching Call Protection On / Off

………………………………………………………46

Changing Dialling Authorisation …………………………………………………………47
Changing the Security Code

……………………………………………………………48

Setting Block Dialling ……………………………………………………………………48
Setting the Display Language of the Communication System ………………………………49
Configuring Ringer Setting Melodies ……………………………………………………49
Message Waiting ………………………………………………………………………50
The Info List ……………………………………………………………………………51
Overview of Active Features

……………………………………………………………52

Programming / Operating Function Keys …………………………………………………53
Configuring the Function Key ……………………………………………………………53
Clearing the Function Key ………………………………………………………………53
Operating the Function Key ………………………………………………………………54
Programming / Operating Destination Keys ………………………………………………54
Configuring Destination Keys ……………………………………………………………54
Calling with Destination Keys ……………………………………………………………55

Short Cuts................................................................................................................................56

Short Cuts for Germany …………………………………………………………………57
Short cuts for Switzerland ………………………………………………………………59

Appendix.................................................................................................................................61

Main menu Varix 200 ……………………………………………………………………61
Main menu OpenCom 1000 ………………………………………………………………66
Care and Maintenance …………………………………………………………………69
Environmental Features and Disposal ……………………………………………………69
Technical Data …………………………………………………………………………70
Index……………………………………………………………………………………71

Contents

Summary of Contents for OpenPhone 24

Page 1: ...OpenPhone 24 User Guide ABC 2 DEF 3 GHI 4 JKL 5 MNO 6 PQRS 7 TUV 8 WXYZ 9 0 1 R ...

Page 2: ...Handset ABC 2 DEF 3 GHI 4 JKL 5 MNO 6 PQRS 7 TUV 8 WXYZ 9 0 1 R 3 1 2 4 7 1 0 6 8 9 1 1 1 4 1 3 1 6 1 5 2 1 5 OpenPhone 24 ...

Page 3: ... on the centre of the key Arrow Key alternate to the softkey 2 Function Arrow keys to scroll the menu or lists press up or down 9 r Key R 1 Function Signal key for functions in a telecommunications system 2 Function hands free mode 10 A Receiver Key the same function as lifting or replacing the receiver 11 1 Key 1 1 Function numbers and letters 2 Function Mute 12 t Number Keys for numbers and lett...

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Page 5: ...attery Pack 10 Recommendations for Battery Pack Use 10 Installing and Operating the Headset 11 Belt Clip 12 Displays and Key Functions 13 Displays 13 Display Lines 13 Meaning of the Symbols 13 Illumination 14 Key Functions 14 Navigating the Menu 17 Example Local Telephone Menu 17 Example Telephone Book Editor 17 The Editor 19 Entering Names Call Numbers 19 Basic Functions 20 Switching the Handset ...

Page 6: ...ate 31 Pick Up in a User Group 31 Pick Up Selective 32 Activating Deactivating the Telephone Lock 32 Changing the PIN 33 Activating the Keyboard Lock 33 Configuring Call Signal Settings 33 Configuring the Earpiece Volume 34 Setting the Key Beep Alert Tones Illumination 34 Silent Charging 34 Adjusting the Ring Tone Melody Volume 35 Adjusting the Display Language on the Handset 36 Programming Emerge...

Page 7: ...odies 49 Message Waiting 50 The Info List 51 Overview of Active Features 52 Programming Operating Function Keys 53 Configuring the Function Key 53 Clearing the Function Key 53 Operating the Function Key 54 Programming Operating Destination Keys 54 Configuring Destination Keys 54 Calling with Destination Keys 55 Short Cuts 56 Short Cuts for Germany 57 Short cuts for Switzerland 59 Appendix 61 Main ...

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Page 9: ...for the components of your communication system This handset like any cordless telephone operates using radio signals which do not always guaran tee a connection being established under all circumstances For this reason you should never rely solely upon any cordless telephone for essential communication e g medical emergencies Power Supply Power Failure Batteries This product requires a 230 V alte...

Page 10: ...s Generally other electronic equipment is protected from interference by radio based equipment Electronic equipment that is inadequately shielded may be subject to malfunction Do not throw the battery pack into a fire as there is risk of explosion To prevent injuries or fire damage do not connect the contact points of the batteries with other electroconductive compo nents or short circuit them War...

Page 11: ...handset must be subscribed to the communication system from the system administrator Your handset is now ready to operate Now install the charging station see page 9 If your handset has been completely assembled If your handset has been delivered completely assembled and it is subscribed to your communica tions system then you only need to install the charging station see page 9 MEM card It is onl...

Page 12: ...ownwards until the small catch b locks 2 Removing the MEM card It is only necessary to remove the MEM card if you pass on the handset or if you need the MEM card for a new handset Remove the battery pack from the handset see page 9 Press the little catch b upwards and simultaneously lift the MEM card up slightly Remove the MEM card Inserting the battery pack Slide the battery pack into the battery...

Page 13: ...s for the standard charging station and the charging station plus differ in respect to the low voltage pin assignments and the rating Use only the standard adapter plug named Adapter Plug No 4999045014 for the standard char ging station here named Charging Station and only the adapter plug plus named Adapter Plug Plus No 4999070859 for the charging station plus Plug the adapter plug into a power s...

Page 14: ...e of the charging station changes from green to red and indicates that the replacement battery pack has been inserted correctly and that it is charging When the replacement battery has been completely charged the charging procedure stops The LED turns back to green Recommendations for Battery Pack Use Do not throw the battery into a fire as there is risk of explosion To prevent injury or fire dama...

Page 15: ...t leave the battery pack in direct sunlight You will be rewarded with a long battery life Installing and Operating the Headset A headset is available as an accessory for the handset The port is located on the upper right part of the handset Carefully pull off the protective covering of the port Push the plug of the headset completely into the port until it audibly snaps into place Read the ope rat...

Page 16: ... damage acoustic shock Hearing protection against loud noises is not guaranteed if the headset is used with other devices Only use this headset in conjunction with the OpenPhone 24 Belt Clip The clip is designed for indoor use in an office environment It can not be attached to wide leather belts Use the carrying case available as an accessory for use outside of the office ...

Page 17: ...oftkey e g menu Function of the left softkey e g telephone book Meaning of the Symbols Symbol Name Meaning ƒ Battery full 100 charged Battery almost full 75 charged Battery almost empty 50 charged or unknown charging status Battery empty 25 charged Flashing battery symbol Capacity for less than five minutes When the bat tery has been replaced the charge level is not dis played on the handset The c...

Page 18: ... illumination is activated after pressing any key and remains switched on for a period of 10 seconds after the last key press Key Functions DE softkeys the function of the individual key is shown in the display according to the operating status e g or Softkeys can as required access other functions with a short or long key press If the softkey is displayed access to the Service Menu of the communi...

Page 19: ...e hands free function on off A The receiver key accepts and ends calls 1 Muting key A long key press on the numeral 1 switches the microphone on and off 10 Number keys to enter numbers and letters Functions and call numbers can be saved as second level functions of keys 2 9 A long key press on the keys 2 9 in the idle state The first telephone book entry with the letter of the key pressed will be ...

Page 20: ...so called device key This key is assigned to the call number of your device You need this key for connections to multiple call num bers e g to toggle or when you want to return to your own line after an enquiry call Your device key is set to be the second level function key for key 1 Displays and Key Functions ...

Page 21: ... Confirm your selection with Select for example with the arrow keys and press The new setting will be accepted By repeatedly or long pressing the key the default set ting will be restored Example Telephone Book Editor This example describes the options for creating a new entry in the telephone book Further options can be found on page 28 Open the telephone book with the softkey and select and Conf...

Page 22: ...ly The current position is indica ted by the cursor The entry position will be shifted automati cally to the next position if no further entry is made after a short lapse of time or if a new character is entered Correc tions can be made as with the call number entry The case shift upper to lower and back is activated with a long key press of the key A space can be inserted by pressing the key 1 Af...

Page 23: ... 32 characters and a letter entry names is 16 characters Choose from the following stock of characters to enter letters and digits Key Upper case letter Comment Lower case letter Comment 1 Space_ 1 Space_ 1 2 ABCÄÁÅÆÇ2 abcäàåæç2 3 DEFÉÈ3 deféè3 4 GHIÍ4 ghií4 5 JKL5 jkl5 6 MNOÑØÖ6 mnoñøö6 7 PQRSß7 pqrsß7 8 TUVÚÜ8 tuvúü8 9 WXYZ9 wxyz9 0 x 0 x 0 Long press Long press toggle upper lower toggle upper l...

Page 24: ...you put your handset in your pocket This prevents call numbers from being accidentally dialled When a call is received the keyboard lock is switched off for the duration of the call Accept the call with the receiver key r Long press the star key and follow by pressing the R key Repeat the procedure to switch off the keyboard lock Adjusting the Earpiece Volume During a Call You are making a call wi...

Page 25: ...cal Menu page 33 Enter the PIN when prompted by your device Telephone Lock Your handset can be locked completely with the telephone lock function Every function is then only possible after entering your PIN Both outgoing calls except emergency calls SOS as well as incoming calls are PIN protected see Local Menu page 32 Speaker Hands Free Use On Off A long key press on the R key rduring a connectio...

Page 26: ...icrophone will be switched on again Call Charge Display If your communication system features call charge information for external call numbers you will see the amount of the current call The charge is shown automatically during the call in the second line of the display You can switch off the call charge display in the Service Menu or shift to the call time display Call Time Display If your telep...

Page 27: ...ith softkey Making Calls with Redialling Long press the hash key The call number will be dialled immediately or displayed as block dialling following this press the receiver key Making Calls from the Local Telephone Book D Press F Choose an entry E Press The call number will be dialled immediately or displayed as block dial ling following this press the receiver key The call will be dialled immedi...

Page 28: ...l number Note If there is no entry for the chosen search letter the next entry in alphabetical order will be displayed In the idle state you can access a telephone book entry with a long key press on the respective letter or number key e g long press number 3 and the first entry with the letter D will appear Accepting Ending a Call A Press the receiver key for either Note A call can be ended by lo...

Page 29: ...the receiver key to establish a connection between the two subscribers Note You can connect the call without waiting until the third subscriber picks up The same procedure applies when the third subscriber is busy After pressing the R key and dialling the call number press the receiver key As soon as the third subscriber picks up or is free again the call will be transferred Call Waiting Accepting...

Page 30: ...eir telephone again Your telephone will then ring The subscriber is free or busy Press the hash key valid in Germany _______________________________________________________________________ A Press the receiver key You will receive a callback the display shows Callback A Press the receiver key the other subscriber will be called Clearing Callback To clear the callback function A 1A valid for German...

Page 31: ...is kept on hold r Press the R key to establish a connection between all conference participants A If the receiver key is pressed by you or any other participant the conference will be ended The other subscribers will remain connected Additional Telephoning Features In the chapter Short Cuts you will find additional features that will simplify telephoning Please refer to pages 56 to 60 Make a note ...

Page 32: ... entry by pressing a search letter see page 24 Enter a call number and confirm with For external call num bers max 16 digits always enter the external line seizure code e g 0 and the area code Follow by entering the name max 32 characters and confirm with 2x For entry correction options see page 18 Select an entry and press the softkey The call number and or the name can now be changed For correct...

Page 33: ...tem You can dial these numbers by entering the abbreviated dialling digits providing that you have access authorisation please ask your system administrator D Long press F Select and confirm with F Select and confirm with t Enter abbreviated dialling digits 2 or 3 digit For direct dialling the call number will be dialled For block dialling press receiver key Querying the Call List The call list mu...

Page 34: ...ion will be rejected Callback requests will not be redirected Announcements will be signalised at the diversion destination Call diversion can also be activated deactivated over the Service Menu For this see the examples on page 44 Activa ted call diversion will also be displayed in the Info List see page 51 Activate E Long press F Select and confirm with F Select and confirm with E Select and con...

Page 35: ... confirm with E Select and confirm with E When the destination call number is displayed press When you receive the notification the call diversion has been deactivated D ends the option Pick Up in a User Group Several telephones can be pooled in a pick up group Calls directed to one of the telephones in the group can be accessed and answered from other telephones in the group E Long press F Select...

Page 36: ...he telephone that is ringing A Press the receiver key Activating Deactivating the Telephone Lock When the telephone lock is activated the handset can only be operated after entering the PIN on delivery set to 0 0 0 0 E Long press F Select and confirm with F Select and confirm with The device is locked the º symbol is displayed Note To deactivate the telephone lock press any key except SOS enter yo...

Page 37: ... with Activating the Keyboard Lock E Long press F Select and confirm with F Select and confirm with The keyboard is now locked The display indicates keyboard lock and ª R Press the star key long to unlock and then the R key see also page 20 Configuring Call Signal Settings E Long press F Select and confirm with F Select and confirm with F Select one of the following settings with the arrow keys an...

Page 38: ...nd confirm with F Select the default setting of the earpiece levels 1 to 6 with the arrow keys or by pressing the digit keys to enter Confirm your entry with Note The volume can be adjusted temporarily during a call see page 20 Setting the Key Beep Alert Tones Illumination Silent Charging E Long press F Select and confirm with F Select one of the following settings with the arrow keys and confirm ...

Page 39: ...ng press F Select and confirm with F Select one of the following settings with the arrow keys and confirm with Select from 10 call tone melodies Select from 10 volume settings t Enter the desired setting by pressing a digit from 0 9 The ringer tone will thereby be briefly switched on E Confirm the selection with D Wait until the softkey is displayed and end the option Note The ringer tone can be c...

Page 40: ...nication system the Service Menu must be accessed see page 49 Programming Emergency Numbers E Long press F Select and confirm with F Select and confirm with t Enter your PIN and confirm with t Enter the emergency number with external line seizure code e g 0 for external numbers E Confirm with Note Use the softkey if you want to delete change an emergency number Dialling emergency numbers is descri...

Page 41: ...tion system you need the eight digit AC code and when applicable a PARK number code These will be supplied by your system administrator You have 2 minutes time to complete the subscription procedure The handset must be within range of the communication system Since the handset can be subscribed to several communication systems it can be subscribed to either a system setting that is in use or one t...

Page 42: ...an automatically change to a different system if you move to a different location E Long press F Select and confirm with F Select and confirm with F Select the item with the arrow keys and confirm with Automatic system change is switched on Automatic system change is switched off Note We advise that you only change a system selection procedure after consulting a specialist exclusive automatic Ok O...

Page 43: ...Select and confirm with F Select a communication system e g and confirm with System Changing the Name of the System E Long press F Select and confirm with F Select and confirm with F Select a communication system e g and confirm with t Use the softkey and enter a new name for the system Clear Ok DECTnet1 Ok Change name Ok System Menu Ok DECTnet1 Ok Select system Ok System Menu The Local Menu ...

Page 44: ...row keys and confirm with The respective number code will be displayed System Querying the Software Version E Long press F Select and confirm with F Select and confirm with The software version of the handset will appear in the display Ok Software version Ok System Menu IPUI IPEI Ok Ok Telephone pass Ok System Menu The Local Menu ...

Page 45: ...roups By pressing a digit from 1 0 the respective group can be accessed and by entering further digits the submenus of those groups can be accessed If you are not familiar with the digits the features can also be accessed through scrolling For example the Location in the menu is accessible using S211 The following is an overview of the menu groups and the menu access Furthermore the general proced...

Page 46: ...ecurity functions e g call protection and access announcements 7 External actions control door opener Telecontrol 8 Communication system Activate settings for the telephones service Sys Serv and the communication system Each OpenPhone 24 generally done on an handset only 9 Subscriber service operator telephone accessible Subsc Serv These settings are described through the in a separate user guide ...

Page 47: ...eg positive saved or negative not accepted D Exit the Service Menu either with repeated key presses or a long press Accessing the Service Menu Code Digit Entry E Short press Enter the code digit of the desired menu item see Main Menu starting on page 61 When the entry is complete the second line of text will flash E Confirm your selection Implement the available settings in the display Refer to th...

Page 48: ...following example is analogous for many other settings Please refer to the documentation of the corded luxury telephones of your communication system for more information Example Call diversion E Short press t Enter code digit 2 1 1 E Confirm entry The display indicates t In the second display line the current status of the service feature is displayed Off Enter the destination of the call diversi...

Page 49: ... for internal external calls The option with the exclamation mark will be activated after confirming with E Confirm your settings the display briefly shows pos If neg appears then the setting was rejected Note Deactivating a call diversion is carried out analogous to the aforementioned procedure Please note if you want to activate a call diversion to a different destination the current call divers...

Page 50: ...lls F Scroll down with the arrow key t Switching call list on off with a code digit 0 to turn off 1 to turn on E Confirm selection the pos confirmation is shown in the display Switching Call Protection On Off When call protection is activated internal calls are rejected external calls are switched over to the operator or your telephone will send a busy signal The call protection can be broken thro...

Page 51: ...tion of your telephone External dialling may then be fully restricted except when the operator has provided an external line This does not affect the ability to accept calls Query the Info List see page 51 to check the status of dialling authorisation of your telephone Activating restrictions E Short press t Enter code digit 0 2 0 E Confirm entry E Confirm selection the pos confirmation is shown i...

Page 52: ...e pos confirmation is shown in the display Setting Block Dialling Block dialling indicates that you can enter call numbers in your handset without having them dial led right away This gives you the opportunity to control and correct your entries The number entered is first dialled after the receiver key has been pressed If block dialling is switched off the line becomes busy and dialling begins im...

Page 53: ...e Menu proceed in the follo wing manner E Short press t Enter code digit 0 4 E Confirm entry t Enter one of the proffered language options E Confirm selection the pos confirmation is shown in the display Configuring Ringer Setting Melodies In addition to the ringer settings in the Local Menu see page 35 it is possible to change the melody of the ringer setting E Short press t Enter code digit 014 ...

Page 54: ...ter the subscribers have telepho ned with each other or when more than four entries are listed Message waiting will be signalled as a call at the other telephone for approx 10 seconds Message waiting is shown in the display Check the Info List see page 51 to see if there are entries in your message waiting list Message waiting send delete E Short press t Enter code digit 6 9 1 E Confirm entry t En...

Page 55: ...r telephone can be viewed and when required chan ged in the Info List Please note that certain features can only be switched on or off from the opera tor telephone Query F Press the arrow key centrally The active features will be displayed If several featu res are active you will see a symbol at the end F Scroll the list with the arrow keys F To exit press the arrow key centrally or wait until the...

Page 56: ... permitting all calls will be announced to other telephones centrally made adjust ment by an operator You have personally diverted all calls to another device or extension Divers 123 Call diversion has been configured for your telephone from an operator telephone device key follow me has been activated for your telephone Dev protect has been activated for your telephone Key protect has been activa...

Page 57: ...ed from 2 9 not 1 display e g F10 for key 0 r Press the R key t Enter the code digit for the feature in this case 211 For this compare the code digits in the Main Menu in the appendix cf page 61 F Press the arrow key centrally You can already end the key programming here or enter the destination of the call diversion and save F Press the arrow key centrally The programmed feature will be shown in ...

Page 58: ...all diversion is activated or deactivated when the function key is pressed If no destination number for call diversion has been pre programmed the destination number must be entered after the function key is pressed and confirmed with bestätigt werden Programming Operating Destination Keys You can program call numbers on the second level of the number keys 2 to 9 and the star hash keys These progr...

Page 59: ...will pause when the suffix is reached in this case before 0 This gives you the opportunity to dial the required extension If you do not enter any thing then dialling is continued after a pause with the numbers after the suffix in this case 0 This normally is the central exchange When entering the digits to be dialled by a destination key the suffix dialling code or pause code can be entered in the...

Page 60: ...be changed by customer service Please ask your system administrator for more information Note Short Cuts can be saved on the second level of the number keys just like a call number see page 54 In this case the service features are activated by pressing the star shift key long press and then pressing the programmed key Short cuts can only be carried out after pressing the receiver key or during a c...

Page 61: ...group b 4 c Retrieving a call outside your pick up group b 5 t c Call number of the other subscriber Call waiting when the subscriber is busy cSubscriber is busy c Announcement b 5 t c Announcement Call number Initiate callback Subscriber is free or busy d Clear callback b 1d All callbacks are deleted Call diversion b 7 0 2 t d Dest Call number Authorise followme foryourowntelephone b 8 d Activate...

Page 62: ...query Call retrieval ring signal b99c Leave hunt group b 04d Join hunt group b 4d Door opener during an entrance cr 6 t rc intercom call Door Door opener without an entrance b 6 t intercom call Door Store individual abbreviated dialling b 3 0 9 0 t d destinations Abbreviated External external call dialling digit seizure code number Initiate a conference cr 2 tc rc Conference participants Providing...

Page 63: ...group b 85 c Retrieving a call outside your pick up group b 86 t c Call number of the other subscriber Call waiting when the subscriber is busy cSubscriber is busy 2c Announcement b 60 t cAnnouncement Call number Initiate callback Subscriber is free or busy 3d Clear callback b 3d All callbacks are deleted Call diversion b 7 7 9 t d Dest Call number Authorise followme foryourowntelephone b 70d Acti...

Page 64: ...ery Call retrieval ring signal b 83c Leave hunt group b 84d Join hunt group b 84d Door opener during an entrance cr 61 t rc intercom call Door Door opener without an entrance b 61 t intercom call Door Store individual abbreviated dialling b 9 0 9 0 t d destinations Abbreviated External external call dialling digit seizure code number Initiate a conference cr 63 tc rc Conference participants Provid...

Page 65: ...in Present S171 Scroll call list View S172 Switch call list on off i e int ext Cl on off S181 MULTIFUNCTION key program During a call S182 MULTIFUNCTION key program When busy S183 MULTIFUNCTION key program Pick up call S184 MULTIFUNCTION key program Switching calls S185 MULTIFUNCTION key program Setting call key S186 MULTIFUNCTION key program Protection features S187 MULTIFUNCTION key program Dele...

Page 66: ...al personal call number s Rel callkey S233 Follow me Activate any telephone Pickup call S234 Follow me Activate assigned telephone P up exten S25 Call deflection Call defl Group S 3 Codes for Programming DESTINATION keys S31 Equivalent to R31 Pause code S32 Equivalent to R32 Suffix dialling code Placeholder S33 Equivalent to R33 Alternative Disconnect Group S 4 Connection S41 Toggling Brokering S4...

Page 67: ... Key protect S633 Override call protection Force call S637 Call waiting protection Intrusion protection Data protection temporary Data prot S638 Authorise intercom Intercom S646 3 way conference 3 way conf S647 Intrude join a conversation Intrude S651 Call notification only via display and call keys Call ind S652 Call charge of the last call depends on key Charges key S655 Charge display Talk time...

Page 68: ...5 Ringer melody Ring Melody S016 Headset Headset S010 Default settings Standard S020 Restrict dialling privileges Lock S021 Authorise dialling privileges access with individual code Unlock S031 V 24 applications PSION incoming calls Psion S032 V 24 applications BOT learning mode BOT tutor S04 Change language Display Language S050 V 24 data default settings 38 4 7 1 N RS 232 S051 V 24 data baud rat...

Page 69: ... S061 DTMF Postdialling Tone dial S062 Automatic DTMF switching Auto DTMF S07 Key configuration Key config S09 Change security code access with individual code Code lock S00 Clear all programmable keys access with individual code Delete FPK Code Appendix ...

Page 70: ...gn a stand in S162 Clear a stand in S171 Scroll call list S172 Switch call list on off i e int ext S10 Clear all active features Group S 2 Call Allocation S211 Call diversion all personal call number s fixed variable S212 Call diversion individual personal call number s fixed variable S210 Clear all call diversions S22 Delayed call diversion S25 Call deflection Group S 3 Codes for Programming DEST...

Page 71: ...telephone book S54 Individual announcement S57 Call waiting manual Group S 6 Settings S631 Call protection all personal call numbers S633 Override call protection S638 Authorise intercom S646 3 way conference S647 Intrude join a conversation S649 Intercept S65 Infos S66 Accept charge information S67 Accept diagnosis information accept alarms S68 Query message waiting list S691 Activate message wai...

Page 72: ...or S010 Default settings S020 Restrict dialling privileges S021 Authorise dialling privileges access with individual code S04 Change language Display S05 Name Call number S060 Block dialling Dialling preparation S061 DTMF Postdialling S062 Automatic DTMF switching S068 Board code S069 Name Call number S09 Change security code access with individual code S00 Clear all programmable keys access with ...

Page 73: ...ote Never spray your telephone with cleaning fluid or solvents Clean the handset and charging station with a lint free cloth Environmental Features and Disposal This product has been manufactured in compliance with the legal specifications governing recycling and environment It has been developed with regard to minimal energy consumption long life and ease of service This product has been built us...

Page 74: ...prox 110 g incl battery pack NiMH 650 mAh min 8 hours talk time min 80 hours stand by fully charged approx 5 Hours 10 mW average 250 mW maximum 10 C to 45 C handset 5 C to 40 C charging station 25 C to 55 C handset 25 C to 70 C without battery pack 25 C to 60 C with battery pack IP 54 dust proof and splash proof Charging station Adapter plug Europe Adapter plug UK Charging station Plus Adapter plu...

Page 75: ...tion of Conformity 5 Default Settings 37 Destination Keys 54 Dialling Authorisation 47 Display Language 36 49 Display 13 Disposal 69 E Earpiece Volume 20 34 Editor 19 Emergency Calls 21 Emergency Numbers 36 Enquiry 25 Entering Names 19 Environmental Features 69 Example Telephone book Editor 17 F Function Keys 53 H Handset Charging 9 Handset Resetting 37 Handset Subscribing 37 Handset Switching On ...

Page 76: ... Volume 35 Ring Tone 49 S Safety Precautions 5 Scope of Delivery 7 Security Code 48 Service Menu Access 43 Service Menu 41 Setting Service Features 44 Setting the Selection Procedure 38 Setting up Connecting 6 Short Cuts 56 Silent Charging 34 Softkeys 14 Software Version 40 Symbols 13 System Selection 38 System Selection 39 T Technical Data 70 Telephone Book 23 28 Telephone ID Query 40 Telephone L...

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Page 80: ...DeTeWe Systems GmbH Zeughofstraße 1 10997 Berlin www detewe de Mat No part of 69927 xxx 4514452 Edition 02 05 Subject to change without notice ...

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