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Important Notices

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Appendix

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Maintenance and care . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .37

Guarantee . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .37

CE symbol . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37

Headset socket . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .37

Environment note / Waste disposal . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37

Technical Data

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Declaration of Conformity

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Summary of Contents for LR7610

Page 1: ...1 ECO LOW RADIATION DECT Telephone LR7610 LR7620 LR8610 LR8620T User Guide LR7610T Duo LR7620T Duo LR8610 LR8620T Duo 1 TM ...

Page 2: ...s Low Radiation multi handset DECT Cordless Telephone system DECT stands for Digitally Enhanced Communications Technology your phone is designed to offer secure crystal clear digital telephone calls with the ability to use up to six handsets ...

Page 3: ...15 Switching the microphone on and off Switching the microphone on and off Switching the microphone on and off 15 Setting the speaker volume receiver volume 16 Timer 16 Phone book 17 Using the phone book 17 Storing a name number Storing a name number Storing a name number 17 Button configuration 18 Storing a telephone number from the redial 18 Calling from the phone book 19 Changing the name or nu...

Page 4: ...swer On Off 30 Playing Messages 30 Call Monitoring 31 Remote Access and Control 31 Setting the Remote Access PIN Number Setting the Remote Access PIN Number Setting the Remote Access PIN Number 31 Answering Machine Remote Function 32 To record a Memo 32 To change the answer OGM 32 To change the Announcement Only OGM 33 Remote Turn On 33 RegisteringAdditional RegisteringAdditional RegisteringA Hand...

Page 5: ...5 Important Notices 36 Appendix 37 Maintenance and care 37 Guarantee 37 CE symbol 37 Headset socket 37 Environment note Waste disposal 37 Technical Data Technical Data T 38 Declaration of Conformity 39 ...

Page 6: ...de is preset to 1590 If you change this PIN code keep the PIN details in a safe place Do not lose the PIN code To avoid damage or malfunction Position the phone base station on a non slip surface Lay the connecting cable so that it cannot be tripped over Never expose the telephone handsets or base station to the following heaters direct sunlight moisture other electrical devices Protect your Base ...

Page 7: ...ditional rechargeable batteries Telephone Handset Base station note LR8610 illustrated Telephone Charger Stand Power supply for telephone charger stand Telephone handset belt clip Power supply for base station Phone line cord Connect base station to your telephone socket Rechargeable batteries for telephone handset Headset ...

Page 8: ...um range available up to 50m indoors and 300m line of sight outdoors In Automatic the phones DRR Dynamic Range Reduction feature will be activated This allows the handset to adjust the transmission power to maximize the range between handset and the Base Typically if the handset is near the Base Station the output power of the Base Station will be reduced by up to 75 and the Low Radiation LED will...

Page 9: ...hen the phone is used with a PBX not normally used for home use G Connect Button Press this button to get an outside line or to dial an already keyed number note there is a few seconds delay to get a line H Press this button to end a call and return to idle in the event of input error I Alphanumeric keypad J Headset socket Allows handsfree communication when suitable headset is plugged in K Microp...

Page 10: ...d Indicates the phone is operating efficiently in low radiation mode Handset is close to base Indicates the phone is in normal power mode LR7620T LR8620T answer phone message LR7620T LR8620T answer phone message Message access key Message access key indicates that the phone is in use ...

Page 11: ...0 LR8610 Duo Base station controls LR7620T LR7620T Duo LR8620T0 LR8620T Duo Base station controls Bottom of Base station Base station controls for LR7620T LR7620T Duo LR8620T LR8620T Duo answer phone version Telephone line cord socket Power adaptor socket Automatic Low Radiation switch Delete Answer on off Volume Stop F Forward Rewind Play Front of Charger Stand Back of Charger Stand Power adaptor...

Page 12: ...of the base station 3 Plug the other end of the telephone line cord into your telephone socket when you are ready to start using the phone 4 Place the two batteries into the handset Note Ensure the batteries are fitted the correct way round then replace the battery cover 6 Place the handset with the keypad facing forward into the charging stand Once the handset is correctly inserted the battery ic...

Page 13: ...y symbol on the display will show The telephone charging stands have an automatic charging mechanism that prevents the batteries from being overcharged or damaged by prolonged charging The telephone is supplied with environmentally friendly nickel metal hydride NiMH batteries 2 x AAA 1 2V As with all batteries the performance may degrade over time should you notice that the talk and standby times ...

Page 14: ...ing stand to answer the call if Auto Answer On Off is set to ON please refer to page 24 or press the button if handset is not in the charging stand 3 End the call by pressing the button or replace the handset on the charging stand If auto answer has been switch on Redial 1 Press the button to view the most recent telephone numbers entered 2 Use the buttons to scroll to the desired number to be dia...

Page 15: ...hed off and appears in the display 2 To resume the conversation press the button again to switch to microphone on HS Pause Switching on the Speakerphone You can switch on the speakerphone during a telephone call for handsfree operation 1 Press the SPK button during a call appears 1 Press the SPK button during a call appears on the display Now you can talk in speakerphone 2 Press the HS button will...

Page 16: ...f the telephone call using the arrow buttons of the telephone call using the arrow buttons of the handset The volume can be increased or decreased by pressing the buttons at any time during a call HS Pause Timer A timer appears in the display after the button is pressed This function allows you to monitor call duration HS Pause ...

Page 17: ...e Press relevant digit buttons once or repeatedly until the letter you require appears see table on following page When you finish scroll downward to Number field 4 Enter the required telephone number including the area code You may press button for entering pause between digits When you finish the entry press OK button The handset will store the entry and return to Phone Book page Note In the eve...

Page 18: ... 1 If you press the Redial button the most recent numbers dialed will appear on the display 2 Using the buttons to scroll through the 2 Using the buttons to scroll through the 2 Using the buttons to scroll through the numbers until you find the number you require 3 If you press the Store button the number will automatically be inserted to a new record shown on screen You may enter the name of this...

Page 19: ...you can use the search function If you are looking for an entry starting with a W for instance press number 9 You can also abort the search at any time by pressing Back button Calling from the Phone Book Changing the name or number in the phone book Follow the above procedure until you reach the required entry Then press the Option button Scroll to Edit menu option and then press OK button You can...

Page 20: ...D It is also needed for answer phone function if applicable for the LR7620T LR7620T DuoLR8620T LR8620T Duo model Setting the phones time date 1 Press the Menu button to enter the icon page 1 Press the Menu button to enter the icon page Scroll to icon Press OK button to enter Scroll to icon Press OK button to enter Date Time menu Date Time menu 2 The date and time display shows and you can enter th...

Page 21: ...r missed calls This icon will show until missed call s number s are retrieved Note Caller display only works if your network provider supports this service Checking the Callers List When new calls are received and unanswered New Calls will be shown on display as indication However for LR7620T and LR8620T range with answer phone features the New Calls may be replaced with New Msgs if messages have ...

Page 22: ... Note You may select Delete All in 2 above for deleting all Callers list entries If there are no entries in the Callers list Empty will be shown when entering the Callers list Deleting an entry from the Callers List 1 To save a number from the callers list into the phone book follow the procedure described in Checking the Callers List p21 until you find the required entry 2 Press the Option button...

Page 23: ...se Station While on an external call press the intercom button followed by the handset number that you want to transfer the call to if the other handset wishes to take the call press the key and the external call will be transferred to them If the other handset does not want to take the call ask them to press the key and you will be connected back to the external call Note During an intercom conve...

Page 24: ...Changing the menu language 1 Press Menu button to enter the icons page Scroll to icon Press OK button to select Setup menu 2 Scroll to Language menu Then press OK button 3 Select one of the languages and then press OK button to confirm OK Back Ringer Paging the Handset You can confirm the connection operation of all handsets on the system by paging the handsets If each handset sounds a loud warbli...

Page 25: ...button to confirm Network Flash Recall time setup To operate your Orchid LR telephone on a PBX PABX or Comparable telephone system you may have to change the flash time to be compatible with the system 1 Press Menu button to enter the icon page Scroll to icon Press OK button to select Setup menu 2 Scroll to Network menu Then press OK button 3 Scroll to Recall Then press OK 4 Use buttons to select ...

Page 26: ...t battery level To check the battery capacity level 1 Press Menu button to enter the icon page Scroll to icon Press OK button 2 The battery capacity will be shown with a percentage figure 100 means batteries have been fully charged Press OK button to exit OK Back Batt level Key lock To activate the key lock proceed as follows 1 Press and hold down the key marked until a beep tone is heard 2 After ...

Page 27: ...ne answers the call after 8 rings Note You must set the phones time and date before you can activate the answering machine function Setting the phones time and date section for details Procedure for switching the TAM telephone answering machine functions 1 Press Menu button to enter the icon page and scroll to icon Press OK to enter the TAM answering machine menu 2 Scroll to Answer Ring menu Press...

Page 28: ... press OK button 7 Recording will appear on the display You can now dictate your outgoing message up to a maximum length of 120 seconds Note Speak clearly into the microphone on the handset to ensure that your message is recorded at the correct volume 8 When you finish press Stop to end The recorded message will be played on the handset speaker for your confirmation 9 If you want to change the OGM...

Page 29: ...ages their day of week and time the message recorded will be displayed 3 During message playback you may use the buttons to adjust the speaker volume 4 Press Pause button to interrupt the playing message and Pause appears on display Press Play again to resume playing the message 5 Press right button twice to start the previous message 6 press left button to start the next message 1 Press button on...

Page 30: ... the Base Station Answer On Off The Answering Machine can be set to answer calls and take messages by pressing the ON OFF button The unit is in Answering mode when the right hand Green LED is lit Press the answer ON OFF button to switch answering mode Off If there has been new recorded message stored the Green LED will flash as indication Playing Messages The right hand Green LED will flash when a...

Page 31: ... any other touch tone telephones To do this you need to call your telephone enter the four digit remote access PIN number Setting the Remote Access PIN Number The default remote access PIN number is factory set at 1590 We strongly recommend that this is changed to a four digit PIN number of your choice We strongly recommend that this is changed to a four digit PIN number of your choice to avoid un...

Page 32: ...press To continue play back press To skip to the start of the message press To skip the previous message press To skip to the next message press To delete message during play back press To stop during play back or terminate recording press To playback the answer OGM press To playback the Announcement Only OGM press To set answer mode to ANS 2Ring press To set answer mode to ANS 4Ring press To set ...

Page 33: ...his process Remote Turn On You can turn your answering machine on when you are away from home by following procedure Call the phone number the unit will answer after approximately 16 rings A beep tone will be heard Enter your 4 digit remote access PIN number you will hear a beep tone to confirm acceptance You are now in the remote command option To turn the unit on press or enter any other codes f...

Page 34: ...re you need to add an additional handset the new handset registration procedure is simple and as follows 1 First charge the new additional handset for 12 hours 2 When charged Press and Hold the PAGE button on the Base Station release it when the Red LED light on the base station has flashed five times until the green LED light comes on Then release the PAGE button 3 Now press and hold the intercom...

Page 35: ...sure that the Power Adapter is inserted correctly into the Base Station and into the socket and that it is switched on Check that the telephone cable is inserted correctly into the Base Station and into the telephone socket Check that the batteries are charged Connect another telephone to your line If it works this would suggest that your telephone is probably faulty Note The phone will not operat...

Page 36: ...telephone cable from the telephone for 2 minutes Reconnect the telephone line cord and the power adapter again Note If all the above suggestions do not solve the problem unplug the power and telephone cables from the base unit for 2 minutes Also remove the batteries from the handsets this will reset the microprocessors Reconnect the cables and batteries and check to see if this has resolved the pr...

Page 37: ... plug Press the to make or receive calls using the headset Environmental note Waste disposal Disposal of used electrical and electronic equipment applicable in the countries of the European Union and in other European countries which operate a separate collection system for these devices This symbol on the product or its packaging indicates that this product should not be treated as normal househo...

Page 38: ...KHz Bit rate 1152 kbps Modulation GFSK Transmission power Range 10 mW average power per channel up to 30 m indoors up to 300m outdoors Power supply Base station Primary 220 230V Charging pod Primary 220 230V NiMH AAA size 1 2V 700 mAH Power consumption approx 7 W Service life Standby up to 100 hrs Talk time up to 10 hrs without Speakerphone Dimensions WxHxD Base station 130x115x60 mm Handset 45x14...

Page 39: ...tal Cordless Telephone LR7610 LR7610 Duo LR7620T LR7620T Duo LR8610 LR8610 Duo LR8620T LR8620T Duo for PSTN Interface corresponds to this assertion with the following standards technical requests and normative documents Safety EN60 950 01 2001 EMC EN301 489 06 V1 21 2002 Radio EN301 406 V1 5 1 2003 Radio EN300 220 2 V 2 1 1 2006 04 The presumption of conformity with essential requirements regardin...

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