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Connection

Totally 4 handsets can be registered to one base unit.

1.

  Connect the mains adapter to an electrical wall socket, and to the socket 

on the charger.

2.

  Remove the battery cover from the back of the handset. Insert the battery 

pack into the handset ensuring correct polarity is observed on the plug (black 

wire is positioned towards the centre of the battery compartment). Replace 

the battery cover.

3.

  Place the handset in the charger, with the keypad facing outwards. The 

battery charge indicator on the charger will illuminate when the handset is 

correctly positioned. 

4. 

Charge the handset battery without interruption for 24 hours initially 

(thereafter fully discharged batteries will take up to 12 hours to recharge)

5.

  When the handset is fully charged it must be registered to the main base unit.

6. 

Pull out the telescopic antenna on the handset for the best performance.

7.

  Keep the base unit paging button 

j

 pressed for about 10 seconds until the 

indicator 

o

/

7

 on the base unit starts flashing.

8.

  On handset 1 (originally included together with base), press and hold 

*

 and 

#

 together until the handset beeps and the LED on the handset flashes.

9.

  Immediately place the handset on the base and wait for a beep.

10.

 Remove handset 1 from the base unit.

11. 

Attach the labels on the handsets with the correct handset number.

12.

 Repeat steps 

8.

11.

 for handset 2 and then for handset 3, 4 when applicable. 

When you place the handset on the base unit, the indicator 

o

/

7

 will 

flash and a beep/s will be heard(once for handset 1, up to four for handset 4).

13. 

Press 

o

 and wait for the tone. Press

 

o

 again to terminate the call.

14. 

Repeat step 

13.

 for the other handsets.

15.

 The handsets are now ready to use.

Warning!

Only use the supplied power adapter.

Battery Charge Indicator

The indicator on the charger will illuminate while the handset is placed in the 

charger. 

A protection circuit ensures that the handset battery can not be overcharged.

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