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NUMBER MEMORY

6.1 Introduction ............................................. 15

6.2 Programming ........................................... 15

6.3 Dialling .................................................... 17

6.4 Changing or erasing ................................ 17

WARNINGS AND USER TIPS

7.1 General ................................................... 18

7.2 Installation ............................................... 18

7.3 Environment ............................................ 19

PROOF OF WARRANTY ........................ 20

Summary of Contents for FX-3920

Page 1: ...USER S MANUAL FX 3920...

Page 2: ...4 3 Receiver 8 4 4 Telephone 8 5 USING THE TELEPHONE 5 1 Incoming calls 9 5 2 Answering calls 9 5 3 Ending calls 10 5 4 Dialling numbers 10 5 5 Redialling the last number 10 5 6 Dialling memories dire...

Page 3: ...6 NUMBER MEMORY 6 1 Introduction 15 6 2 Programming 15 6 3 Dialling 17 6 4 Changing or erasing 17 7 WARNINGS AND USER TIPS 7 1 General 18 7 2 Installation 18 7 3 Environment 19 8 PROOF OF WARRANTY 20...

Page 4: ...ed for use on the public switched telephone networks analogue single line of telephony and cable companies in all countries of the EU However each provider could require a different connecting wire wi...

Page 5: ...FYSIC COM SERVICE FYSIC NL NL 073 6411 355 Lokaal tarief BE 03 238 5666 Lokaal tarief Tarif local DE 0180 503 0085 Lokale Festnetzkosten Hesdo Australi laan 1 5232 BB s Hertogenbosch The Netherlands W...

Page 6: ...bottom of the telephone 1 first hook this side of the stand into the bottom of the telephone see 1 2 now push the other side of the stand into the bottom until the 2 clips lock see 2 if necessary depr...

Page 7: ...r 5 mm 2 slide the receiver clamp out of the telephone turn it 180 and place it back onto the telephone this clamp will hold the receiver in case of wall mounting 3 hook the telephone with the screw h...

Page 8: ...to the bottom of the receiver and the other side to the left side of the tele phone 2 push in the plugs until they re securely connected 4 4 Telephone 1 plug the telephone wire into the bottom of the...

Page 9: ...he bottom of the telephone high call volume low call volume mute the call indicator with also light up when you receive an incoming call 5 2 Answering calls pick up the receiver to have your conversat...

Page 10: ...the speaker button again to end the call if using the speaker for the current call 5 4 Dialling numbers neem de hoorn op of schakel de luid sprekerfunctie in enter the desired phone number the number...

Page 11: ...urn on the speaker function press the SOS M1 or M2 button this number will be dialled 5 7 Dialling 2 button memories pick up the receiver or turn on the speaker function press the button press the but...

Page 12: ...me press to increase the volume or press to decrease the volume these volume buttons control the volume of both the receiver and the speaker amplifier press the 40dB button to switch on the amplifier...

Page 13: ...eiver 5 9 Muting the microphone press and hold this button during a call to turn off the microphone as soon as you release this button the microphone will be switched on again 5 10 and buttons the and...

Page 14: ...lic switchboards use this button for tele com functions such call waiting The bottom of the tele phone is provided with a small switch for setting the duration of the interrup tion 100 0 1 sec this is...

Page 15: ...n to regular phone numbers you can also program numbers of mobile phones The telephone uses the voltage of the telephone connection to store the memories eliminating the need for batteries However alw...

Page 16: ...ric buttons to store the number as a 2 button memory call put down the receiver if you want to add a dial pause to the number e g because the phone is connected through a home or office switchboard an...

Page 17: ...button under which the memory is saved the number will be dialled 6 4 Changing or erasing You can change a number by programming the new number in the place of the old number The old number will be o...

Page 18: ...ever cover the telephone nor place it directly next to a heat source Make sure not to damage the telephone wire and ensure nobody can fall or trip over it Never disassemble the telephone only quali fi...

Page 19: ...one network 7 3 Environment The packaging of this telephone can be collected as old paper However we recommend you to save it to adequately protect the phone during transport When replacing this telep...

Page 20: ...0085 Germany or via the Internet www fysic com THE WARRANTY BECOMES NULL AND VOID In case of improper use incorrect connections leaking and or incorrectly installed batteries use of unoriginal parts o...