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 Installation

Where to install the DectGem

Please read the safety precautions given at the end of this 
Guide.

Your DectGem is intended for use indoors. 

Note:

  Although the handset may be taken outside during dry 

weather, the basestation must remain indoors at all 
times.

Choose a location that is:

away from other electronic equipment (such as comput-
ers, televisions, video recorders)

away from heat sources (such as radiators, air ducts, 
sunlight)

away from excessive moisture (such as a bathroom, near 
a kitchen sink or by an open window), 

away from extremely low temperatures, dust or shock

Location can affect signal range. In general, the higher the 
basestation is located, the better the signal. For best outdoor 
reception, install the basestation at window height in a room 
near the outdoor area. 

The indoor range is up to 30m, depending on the construc-
tion of the building; for example, use of steel or solid walls 
or floors may limit the range. The outdoor range is up to 
300m. 

Installing the basestation

Connection sockets are located on the back of the basesta-
tion. The right-hand socket

is for mains power. The left-

hand socket

is for the telephone connection.

To connect the basestation:

Preparing the handset

Before using your DectGem for the first time, charge the 
batteries fully; this takes approximately 15 hours.

Fully charged batteries permit up to 7 hours of continuous 
telephoning or up to 70 hours of standby time. Please note 
that these times only apply to the supplied batteries.

To install the batteries:

To charge the batteries:

Note:

To make and receive calls, the basestation must 
always be powered on and the handset must remain 
charged.

Exploring the standby display

To set the day and time, use the basestation CLOCK 
programming facility.

Note:

The clock setting will be lost if there is an interruption 
to the power supply to the basestation.

If you have several handsets you may wish to allocate names 
to each of them (such as KITCHEN) using the handset H/S 
NAME programming facility. The standby display will then 
show the name followed by the handset number, in the form:

1

If supplied, connect the country specific telephone 
plug adaptor to one end of the telephone cable. 

2

Connect the basestation according to the diagram.

3

If necessary, switch on at the mains.

telephone

socket

basestation

mains power

socket

1    Open the battery 

compartment.

2    Insert the        

batteries. 

3    Replace the 

cover.

1

Place the handset in the charging cradle (13). The 
battery status LED (14) glows steadily to confirm 
that the batteries are being charged. 

2

The batteries are fully charged when the LED 
flashes. Your DectGem is now ready for use. 

Identity of 
basestation to 
which handset 
is registered   
B1 - BASE1

Time

Day of the week 
MO - Monday

Handset number

Summary of Contents for DectGem

Page 1: ...Phoenix DectGem User s Guide ...

Page 2: ...ion temporarily 8 Paging 9 Muting the Microphone 9 Adjusting the receiver volume 9 Key beep 9 Locking the handset keypad 9 Switching off the handset 9 Basestation settings 10 Setting the clock 10 Basestation PIN 10 Default dialling mode 10 Defining the dial pause duration 10 Restoring factory default settings 10 Handset settings 11 Handset PIN 11 Handset name 11 Language options 11 Ring volume 11 ...

Page 3: ...ally displayed internal and external call transfer handset paging handset can be programmed to dial only one number 3 volume levels on the speaker 10 ring melodies 10 ringer volume levels stores the last 10 telephone numbers dialled phonebook holds up to 50 entries on some models the phonebook holds up to 100 entries stores the telephone numbers of the last 30 incoming calls Power Your DectGem nee...

Page 4: ...arging contacts 14 battery status glows red 15 call indicator glows green 16 paging button 17 telephone network connector 18 mains power connector 1 LCD display 2 recall R 3 menu P 4 off hook select menu option confirm green icon 5 earpiece 6 redial memory Call list insert pause 7 phonebook 8 on hook delete digit or character cancel operation go back up menu tree lock and unlock handset keypad swi...

Page 5: ...onds Signal Meaning 1 short beep high pitch Key beep emitted when a key is pressed This beep can be switched off 1longbeep mediumpitch Confirmation of successful programming operation When the handset is placed in the charg ing cradle When the handset is switched off 2 short beeps mediumpitch Invalid key press Emitted every 60 seconds when the batter ies need charging LOW BATT is displayed 1 long ...

Page 6: ...ur DectGem for the first time charge the batteries fully this takes approximately 15 hours Fully charged batteries permit up to 7 hours of continuous telephoning or up to 70 hours of standby time Please note that these times only apply to the supplied batteries To install the batteries To charge the batteries Note To make and receive calls the basestation must always be powered on and the handset ...

Page 7: ... 1 second Answering an internal call You will be alerted to an intercom call by a flashing INT icon and a number flashing in the left of the display this is the number of the calling handset To answer the intercom call if the handset is in the charging cradle simply remove the handset from the charging cradle if the handset is not in the charging cradle press any key other than which only mutes th...

Page 8: ...ayed 2 Scroll to the number name to be deleted and press P 3 Scroll to DEL LNR Press 4 Confirm the SURE query with 1 Press either or the scroll button to access LNR LIST The last number name dialled is displayed 2 Scroll to the number and press P 3 COPY TO PB is displayed Select with 4 Enter the name and confirm with 1 Press twice to access CALL LIST Details of the most recent call are displayed N...

Page 9: ...o insert a pause into the number by pressing The dial pause is discussed earlier in this Guide 6 Press to store the number STORED appears briefly in the display ADD ENTRY is then displayed with the revised number of free memory locations 1 Press P PHONEBOOK is displayed Press 2 Scroll to EDIT ENTRY Press The first name in the phonebook is displayed 3 Scroll to the entry to be edited Press As you d...

Page 10: ...services for example you could try varying the length of the tones during the call This facility can be used whether your DectGem operates using DTMF or pulse dialling To vary tone duration during a call The length of tones will be proportional to the duration of the key presses you make from now on When you terminate the call the fixed tone length is rein stated 1 Terminate the intercom call by p...

Page 11: ... is turned off Switching off the handset The handset is always on when it is in the charging cradle A handset that is turned off does not ring To switch the handset on and off 1 Briefly press the paging button 16 2 To end paging either press the paging button again or press and then on any handset 1 Press and hold for more than 1 second Your handset number appears on the right of the display 2 Pre...

Page 12: ... Note The basestation PIN is reset to the default 1111 1 Press P and scroll to BASE Press 2 PIN _ _ _ _ is displayed Enter the basestation PIN factory default 1111 3 Scroll to CLOCK Press A time of 00 00 is displayed 4 Scroll to the required day of the week 5 Use the digit keys to enter time in hours and minutes in 24 hour clock format for example 6 30 in the evening should be entered as 1830 Conf...

Page 13: ... To allow the handset to select the best available basestation 1 Press P and scroll to HANDSET Press 2 If prompted enter your handset PIN 3 RINGER appears Scroll to HANDSETPIN Press 4 Using the digit keys enter your new handset PIN To restore the default handset PIN enter 0000 Press STORED is then displayed 1 Press P and scroll to HANDSET Press 2 If prompted enter your handset PIN 3 Scroll to H S ...

Page 14: ... HANDSET Press 2 If prompted enter your handset PIN 3 Scroll to SELECT B S Press 4 Scroll through the basestations to which the handset is registered Press to lock the handset to the desired basestation 1 Press P and scroll to HANDSET Press 2 If prompted enter your handset PIN 3 Scroll to BABY MODE Press 4 BABY ON is displayed Confirm with 5 If the Baby Number is not already defined ENTER NUM is d...

Page 15: ...SET Press 2 If prompted enter your handset PIN 3 Scroll to SETDEFAULT Press 4 When SURE is displayed confirm with All handset settings are reset to the factory default values 1 Hold down the paging button 16 until the call indicator LED 15 starts flashing rapidly approxi mately 4 seconds the basestation is now in registra tion mode 2 Press P and scroll to HANDSET Press 3 If prompted enter your han...

Page 16: ...ing tree Programming mode search tree main PHONEBOOK ADD 82 ENTER NAME ENTER NUM STORED EDIT ENTRY ANDREW 12345678 STORED DEL ENTRY ANDREW SURE DELETED DEL ALL HANDSETPIN _ _ _ _ SURE DELETED HANDSET HANDSETPIN _ _ _ _ BASE PIN _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ KEY BEEP BEEP ON BEEP OFF INT CALL 1 2 1 Programming mode search tree handset Programming mode search tree basestation P You will only be asked for the hand...

Page 17: ...Y 0 BASE 1 BASE 4 BASE 4 SURE MELODY 9 BASE PIN 1 KITCHEN ESPANOL FRANCAIS ITALIANO VOLUME 0 OFFHK OFF HANDSETPIN _ _ _ _ LANGUAGE ENGLISH DEUTSCH NEDERLANDS H S NAME SELECT B S REGISTER BABY MODE BABY ON BABY OFF BABY NUM CESKY POLSKI EESTI SETDEFAULT STORED REG 2 3 4 5 6 DONE ENTER NUM 1234567 You will only be asked for the BABY NUM if one does not already exist ENTER NUM 1234567 from main progr...

Page 18: ...C 5 SEC SURE DEFAULT PIN_ _ _ _ CLOCK MO 00 00 SU 00 00 TH 00 00 WE 00 00 TU 00 00 PIN_ _ _ _ SURE FR HH MM FR 00 00 COMPLETED from main programming mode search tree Programming mode search tree last number redial LNR LIST 1234567 P DEL LNR DEL ALL COPY TO PB EDIT LNR SURE SURE DELETED DELETED Programming mode search tree Call list CALL LIST ADAM MO 2X 02 42 P DEL CID DEL ALL COPY TO PB SURE SURE ...

Page 19: ...cts Cleaning instructions Clean the DectGem equipment with a damp cloth Never use cleaners containing abrasive alcohol spirits or solvents eg turpentine These agents may corrode the housing and damage the labels Battery usage Only use AAA NiMH rechargeable batteries Never use non rechargeable batteries Do not attempt to charge the batteries in any equipment other than in the handset Do not attempt...

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