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Settings
You can rename the preset base names "Base 1" through
"Base 6". Within a company, for example, base 1 could be
changed to "Plant 1" and base 2 changed to "Plant 2".
Changing the base name
Press the menu key.
Scroll to
and confirm.
Scroll to
and confirm.
e.g.
Scroll to the desired base.
Press the display key.
Confirm
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.
flashes.
Name
Enter a new name for base 1
(max. 16 characters).
Enter letters/characters and correct if
necessary, see page 31 and 32.
Press the display key.
Confirm
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.
Base settings
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Settings
ISDN configuration
Not relevant for cordless EM.
De-registering a base
The mobile unit should not be de-registered!
Attention!
If the mobile unit is de-registered, it must be re-
registered as when putting it into service, before it
can be used again (see page 16).
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Settings
*
For international mobile unit variants: English language; Select Services off
Overview – handset settings
Setting
Explanation/notes
Level
Default
Beeps
see page 49
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Auto
Backlight
The backlight is switched on
when the first key is
pressed.
The backlight is automati-
cally switched off to save the
batteries if the telephone is
not used for 15 seconds
.
On/Off
On
Auto Talk
You can define whether the
talk key must be pressed
when the mobile unit is
removed from the charging
shell to accept a call
.
On/Off
On
Select
Services
see page 51
–
On*
Change PIN
see page 53
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Language
Local mobile unit display
texts in German, English,
French, Italian, Spanish,
Dutch or Portuguese
7 lan-
guages
German*
BabyAlarm-
Level
Not relevant for cordless EM.
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–
Initialization
●
The r
esetting of the
mobile unit to the initiali-
zation state (defaults) is
protected by the mobile
unit PIN
.
●
Resetting the mobile
deletes the redial
number. The registra-
tion (login) and the
mobile PIN are retained!
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