Telefunken TE 251 Pure Operating Instructions Manual Download

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ENGLI

2. Switching off the agenda ring ........................................................27

3. Showing the agenda details ...........................................................28

4. Editing the Agenda entries .............................................................28

5. Deleting an Agenda entry ...............................................................28

6. Deleting all Agenda entries ............................................................29

IX. Clock and alarm ........................................................................ 29

X. Personal settings ....................................................................... 29

1. Setting the ringtone .......................................................................29

2. Adjusting the ringer volume ...........................................................30

3. Setting the display language ..........................................................30

4. Setting the screensaver ..................................................................30

5. Auto talk .........................................................................................31

6. Setting keypad tones ......................................................................31

7. PABX access code ...........................................................................31

8. Setting the recall mode ..................................................................32

9. Setting the system PIN ...................................................................32

10. Resetting your telephone .............................................................32

11. Setting the ECO mode ..................................................................33

XI. Registration .............................................................................. 34

1. Registering a handset .....................................................................35

2. Selecting a base ..............................................................................35

3. De-registering a handset ................................................................36

4. Making an internal call ...................................................................36

5. Transferring a call ...........................................................................36

6. Making a 3-way conference call .....................................................37

XII. Answering machine ................................................................. 37

1. Switching the answering machine on/off.......................................38

Summary of Contents for TE 251 Pure

Page 1: ...1 ENGLISH ...

Page 2: ...0 1 Siting the base 10 2 Connecting to the power 11 3 Installing the batteries 11 4 Recharging batteries 11 5 Connecting the phone cord 12 6 Turning on 12 7 Setting the date and time 12 8 Adjusting the base lighting 13 9 Handset range 13 10 Signal strength 13 11 Low battery warning 14 12 Battery life 14 13 Mains power failure base only 15 IV How to use your phone 16 1 Navigating the menu 16 2 Maki...

Page 3: ...ntry 19 6 Changing a ringtone 20 7 Copying an entry to the handset 20 8 Copying all entries to the handset 21 9 Deleting an entry 21 10 Deleting all entries 22 11 Memory status 22 VI Text messaging 22 1 Sending a text message 22 VII Calls list 23 1 Looking at the calls list 24 2 Calling from the calls list 25 3 Saving a number from the calls list 25 4 Deleting a number from the calls list 26 5 Del...

Page 4: ...the display language 30 4 Setting the screensaver 30 5 Auto talk 31 6 Setting keypad tones 31 7 PABX access code 31 8 Setting the recall mode 32 9 Setting the system PIN 32 10 Resetting your telephone 32 11 Setting the ECO mode 33 XI Registration 34 1 Registering a handset 35 2 Selecting a base 35 3 De registering a handset 36 4 Making an internal call 36 5 Transferring a call 36 6 Making a 3 way ...

Page 5: ...g your outgoing message 40 11 Selecting the outgoing message mode 41 12 Recording a memo 41 13 Call screening 42 14 Message playback 42 15 Handset button shortcuts 43 16 Deleting all old messages 43 17 Remote access 43 18 Switching the remote access PIN on off 44 19 Changing the remote access PIN 44 20 Switching your answering machine on remotely 45 21 Playing messages remotely 45 22 Memory full 4...

Page 6: ...dset 1 Base 1 Power adapter 1 RJ11 telephone cord 2 telephone adapters 2 AAA NiMh 750 mAh rechargeable batteries 1 quick start guide Some tips to help you get the best from your phone quickly are Pick the handset up by the sides touching the area just below the front black touch sensor panel then cradle the back of the handset in your hand whilst you dial During use avoid touching the keypad area ...

Page 7: ... will be off When dialling digits to select from a voice menu e g Press 1 for accounts please ensure that you hold the handset away from the display area Holding the handset at the top around the display area may activate the secrecy feature The maximum range of the handset from the base is approx 300m The range may be reduced in certain environments and when used in certain conditions proximity t...

Page 8: ...ns Secrecy to turn off the microphone during a call Graphical display Delete Back Delete a mistake when editing text Conversation Handsfree End call Exit Redial Pause Scroll upward in menus Increase sound volume Phonebook Scroll downward in menus Decrease sound volume Switch between upper lower case letters when entering characters Edit Lock the keypad Redial Intercom internal call ...

Page 9: ...t handset can be placed either way around on the base Mood lighting on the base to indicate incoming calls new SMS and answering machine messages Page Find handset key use to turn mood lighting on off Telephone line socket Mains power socket ...

Page 10: ... batteries 2 x NiMH 1 2V AAA each Base voltage 100 240V 50 60Hz III Getting started 1 Siting the base A site should be chosen with the following characteristics A flat and stable surface At most 1 8 metres from a power outlet and a telephone jack At least 1 metre from any other electronic appliance to avoid interference Out of direct sunlight and a sufficient distance from any heat source Away fro...

Page 11: ...pter into the wall outlet 3 Installing the batteries Pull off the lid for the handset battery compartment on the back and insert the 2 AAA rechargeable batteries provided ensuring the polarities are correct Close the lid Caution do not use non rechargeable batteries Use only the rechargeable batteries provided Use of incorrect batteries may damage your telephone and invalidate your warranty 4 Rech...

Page 12: ...date and time If you subscribe to your operator s Caller ID service the date and time will automatically display on the handset If not follow the steps below 1 Press under MENU then to display Clock Alarm Press Select and select Date Time the screen displays Please wait for a few seconds 2 Enter the date in DD MM YY format for example 04 11 10 for 4 November 2010 3 Press Save and enter the time in...

Page 13: ... lighting you want 9 Handset range Your TELEFUNKEN telephone has a range of 300m outdoors when there is a clear line of sight between the base and the handset Any obstacle between the base and the handset seriously reduces the range If the base is indoors and the handset is either indoors or outdoors the range is up to 50m Very thick walls can affect the range 10 Signal strength The symbol on your...

Page 14: ...mpartment then slide the battery compartment shut 3 Place the handset on the charger Your Pure handset has reverse charging and so can be placed either way around on the base or charger Check that the round connector on the back of the handset is in contact with the round connector in the middle of the charger You should let the batteries charge continuously for at least 24 hours The display will ...

Page 15: ...atteries will reduce with time as they wear out giving the handset less talk standby time Eventually they will need to be replaced The batteries and handset may become warm during charging This is normal 13 Mains power failure base only If you have a mains power failure you can still use your base to make and receive telephone calls The phone will ring when you receive an incoming call in power fa...

Page 16: ... you make a mistake press Clear 2 Press GREEN to dial the phone number entered 3 Receiving an external call 1 When the phone rings press GREEN to answer the call When answering the handset from the charger base with Auto Talk set to On nothing needs to be pressed 4 Handsfree 1 When the phone rings press GREEN twice to answer the call in Handsfree mode You can press GREEN each time you wish to swit...

Page 17: ... on the screen 6 Turning off the microphone Turning off the microphone lets you to speak to another person nearby without letting your caller hear 1 During a call press Secrecy Secrecy On is displayed 2 Press Off again to turn the microphone back on and speak to your caller again 7 Ending a call Press RED After you hang up the duration of your call is displayed for 5 seconds 8 Switching the handse...

Page 18: ...s the key with the first letter of the name e g if the name begins with N press 6 twice The display shows the first entry beginning with N If required press or to scroll to the exact entry 3 Press Options Show Details is highlighted Press Select 4 Press GREEN or Dial to dial the entry displayed 5 Press RED to end the call or to return to standby 2 Adding a new entry 1 Press Names Scroll to highlig...

Page 19: ...shows P You can then continue storing the phone number Note You can cancel storing an entry at any time during the process by pressing RED 4 Entering names Use the alphanumeric keypad to enter names into the phonebook For example to enter the name PAUL P Press 7 once A Press 2 once U Press 8 twice L Press 5 three times To enter a space press 0 Press Clear to delete a letter 5 Editing an entry 1 Pr...

Page 20: ...r to the entry with the ringtone you want to change and press Options Scroll to Ringtone and press Select 3 Press or to select a different melody and press Select to confirm 4 Press RED to return to standby 7 Copying an entry to the handset 1 Press 2 Scroll or to the entry you want to copy and press Options Scroll to Copy Entry and press Select To Handset is displayed press Select 3 On the receivi...

Page 21: ...e g Handset 1 Press or to select the handset that you would like to copy the entries to and press Select to confirm Please wait is displayed 4 On the receiving handset e g Handset 1 Copy Phonebook is displayed Press Yes to accept or No to reject the phonebook entries 5 Press RED to return to standby 9 Deleting an entry 1 Press 2 Scroll to the entry you want to Delete and press Options 3 Scroll to ...

Page 22: ...ries you still have available 1 Press Names 2 Scroll to Memory Status and press Select 3 Press RED to return to standby VI Text messaging 1 Sending a text message 1 Press Menu Text Messaging is displayed press Select 2 Write Message is highlighted Press Select 3 Use the keypad to enter your message The maximum number of characters in a text message is 160 Press to switch between upper case ABC low...

Page 23: ...layed Press or to highlight the Emoticon you want then press Insert INSERT TEMPLATE Press Select The list of Templates is displayed Press or to highlight the Template you want then press Insert 5 When sending a message Sending Message will be displayed followed by Message Sent VII Calls list If you subscribe to your provider s Caller ID service and the caller ID is not hidden the number date and t...

Page 24: ... to 30 answered or unanswered calls and 20 dialled Calls If you receive more than one call from the same number only the most recent call is kept in the calls list When you have Missed Calls incoming calls that you haven t answered the display shows You have X New missed calls If you press RED the screen returns to standby and the missed call icon is displayed 1 Looking at the calls list 1 Press V...

Page 25: ...t to see the Caller s details 4 Press GREEN to dial the number 5 Press RED to end the call 3 Saving a number from the calls list 1 Press Menu scroll to Calls Lists then press Select Missed Calls is highlighted If required scroll or to Received Calls or Dialled Calls then press Select 2 Scroll or to the entry you want and press Options 3 Scroll to Save Number and press Select 4 Enter a name and the...

Page 26: ... to standby 5 Deleting all numbers from the calls list 1 Press Menu scroll to Calls Lists and then press Select Missed Calls is highlighted Scroll to Delete Calls and press Select 2 Missed Calls is highlighted Scroll to All Calls and press Select 3 Display shows Delete All Calls Press Yes to confirm or No to cancel 4 Press RED to return to standby VIII Agenda You can use your handset to remind you...

Page 27: ... the current time format setting is 12 hour Select am or pm by pressing or 6 Press or to highlight Silent or Alarm and press Select 7 Press RED to return to standby Selecting the alarm 1 Scroll or to highlight Once or Annually and press Select 2 Scroll or to highlight when you want to receive the reminder At event time or 30 min before press Select 3 Press RED to return to standby 2 Switching off ...

Page 28: ...ess Select 2 Stored events are displayed If required scroll to the event you want and press Options 3 Scroll to Edit Event and press Select 4 Edit the subject and press Save 5 Edit the date and time and press Save 6 Press or to highlight Silent or Alarm and press Select 7 Press RED to return to standby 5 Deleting an Agenda entry 1 Press Menu scroll to Agenda and press Select 2 Stored events are di...

Page 29: ...r Base is set automatically each time you receive a call depending on your network provider You can also set or adjust the time using the Clock Alarm menu X Personal settings 1 Setting the ringtone 1 Press Menu scroll to Settings and press Select 2 Set Handset is highlighted Press Select 3 Ringtone is highlighted Press Select 4 Press or to highlight External Call or Internal Calls Press Select to ...

Page 30: ...se are English French German Italian Spanish and Dutch Note As soon as you select a new display language all the handset text displays will immediately change to this language 1 Press Menu scroll to Settings and press Select 2 Set Handset is highlighted Press Select 3 Scroll to Language Press Select 4 Scroll to the language you want and press Select 5 Press RED to return to standby 4 Setting the s...

Page 31: ...dby 6 Setting keypad tones 1 Press Menu scroll to Settings and press Select 2 Set Handset is highlighted Press Select 3 Scroll to Key Beep Press Select 4 Scroll or to On or Off Press Select to confirm 5 Press RED to return to standby 7 PABX access code 1 Press Menu scroll to Settings and press Select 2 Set Handset is highlighted Press Select 3 Scroll to PABX Access Code Press Select 4 Scroll or to...

Page 32: ...or handset base registration deregistration The default setting is 0000 but you can change this to your own personal PIN number with up to 8 digits When you enter a PIN the digits are displayed as 1 Press Menu scroll to Settings and press Select 2 Scroll to Set Base Press Select 3 Scroll to System PIN Press Select 4 Enter the old PIN original setting 0000 and press OK 5 Enter the new PIN and press...

Page 33: ...Yes enter the system PIN original setting 0000 then press OK Please wait and then Reset Complete will be displayed The base will then announce your answering machine outgoing message and then return to standby 11 Setting the ECO mode To reduce the level of power emissions you can select ECO Mode When the ECO mode is set to On the base transmission power will be reduced 1 Press Menu scroll to Setti...

Page 34: ...em Note The handset in the box with the Pure base will already have been registered and you will not need to register it The instructions described below apply specifically to a Pure handset If you wish to register another manufacturer s handset the instructions may vary The Master PIN is required before you can register or de register handsets The default PIN is 0000 ...

Page 35: ...gistration and press Select 3 Register Handset is highlighted press Select 4 Bases are displayed If necessary scroll or to a new base you wish to register your handset to and press Select 5 Enter the System PIN original PIN is 0000 and press OK 6 6 Searching Base X where X is the chosen base number then Handset Registered is displayed The handset is automatically assigned the next available handse...

Page 36: ...lect 2 Scroll to De register and press Select 3 Enter the system PIN original PIN is 0000 and press OK 4 Scroll or to the handset you want to deregister and press Select 5 Press Yes to confirm or No to cancel The display confirms de registration 6 Press RED to return to standby 4 Making an internal call With your Pure you can make internal calls if you have more than one handset registered 1 Press...

Page 37: ...ternal caller During your call to an external caller 1 Press Int followed by the number of the handset 1 5 2 Press OK to dial 3 When the other handset answers you can announce the caller 4 Press Join to begin the conference call Conference Call is displayed 5 Press RED to end the call XII Answering machine Your Pure answering machine records unanswered calls when it is activated It can store up to...

Page 38: ...ks up the call and starts playing the outgoing message You can change this to between 2 9 rings or Time Saver The default setting is 5 rings 1 Press Menu Answer Machine is highlighted Press Select 2 Scroll to Answer Settings and press Select 3 Scroll or to Answer Delay and press Select 4 Scroll or to highlight the delay you want Press Select to confirm 5 Press RED to return to standby 3 Setting th...

Page 39: ...the screen on the base and the handset displays You have X new messages Press Play then scroll or through the list of messages if there is more than one 6 Outgoing messages OGM The outgoing message is the message a caller first hears when the answering machine picks up their call There are 2 pre recorded outgoing messages to choose from or you can record your own up to 3 minutes long 7 Answering a...

Page 40: ...elect 4 Scroll or to Answer Record or Answer Only and press Select 5 You will hear Please Speak after the Tone and this is also displayed on the handset 6 After the tone speak your message clearly into the handset then press Save to end the recording 7 Your outgoing message is played back If you want to delete it press Delete during playback If you press Save or wait for the message to play back i...

Page 41: ...e is highlighted Press Select 4 Scroll or to Answer Record or Answer Only and press Select 5 If there is a personal OGM saved press or to Default OGM or Personal OGM and press Select Your selection is confirmed If there is no personal OGM saved the default OGM will be selected 6 Press RED to return to standby 12 Recording a memo 1 Press Menu Answer Machine is highlighted Press Select 2 Scroll to R...

Page 42: ...e answering machine to take the call When the caller begins leaving a message the handset will display Recording Press Screen to hear the caller 2 To interrupt and speak to the caller press GREEN or after the caller has hung up and the display shows You have a new message press Play to play new messages 3 Press RED to return to standby 14 Message playback 1 Press Menu and scroll to Answer Machine ...

Page 43: ...ay previous message 5 Delete current message 6 Play next message 16 Deleting all old messages 1 Press Menu Answer Machine is highlighted Press Select 2 Scroll to Delete Messages and press Select 3 Delete All Old Messages is displayed Press Yes to confirm or No to cancel 4 Press RED to return to standby 17 Remote access You can operate your answering machine from any Touchtone TM phone by calling y...

Page 44: ...ur remote PIN from the original setting of 0000 to something more memorable and personal to you Please keep a note of your new PIN and keep it somewhere safe 1 Press Menu Answer Machine is highlighted Press Select 2 Scroll to Answer Settings and press Select 3 Scroll or to Remote Access and press Select 4 Scroll or to highlight Set Remote PIN and press Select 5 Enter the old 4 digit PIN and press ...

Page 45: ...l 21 Playing messages remotely 1 Dial your phone number and let it ring When you hear your outgoing message press 2 Enter your 4 digit PIN If you enter an incorrect PIN you will hear Incorrect security code You can try and enter the PIN 1 more time If it is still incorrect you will hear the above voice prompt and the Pure telephone will end the call 3 If no button is pressed for 8 seconds or more ...

Page 46: ...omes full Your caller will be advised to complete their message within 10 seconds If they are still talking when the memory becomes full they will hear Thank you for calling and the answering machine will hang up The machine will automatically switch to Answer Only mode and you will need to delete some messages before any more new messages can be recorded XIII Safety instructions When using your t...

Page 47: ...does not work normally when the instructions given in this guide have been followed If the product has been dropped and some parts are broken If the product shows clear signs of change in its operation Avoid using a telephone during a storm There may be a serious risk of electric shock due to lightning Do not use the telephone to report a gas leak while in the immediate vicinity of the gas leak Us...

Page 48: ...peg fr International number 33 0 545 608 251 XIV Warranty The warranty concerns the telephone and does not include the accessories The following are considered accessories Rechargeable batteries Power supply unit Telephone cord However these accessories may be ordered from our technical division Warranty period This telephone comes with a warranty period of 12 months The warranty begins on the dat...

Page 49: ...ne is repaired or exchanged by our After Sales Service the warranty period is not extended Exclusions Damage or defects caused by the improper use or handling of the telephone or by the use of accessories that are not original or not recommended in these instructions are not covered by the warranty The warranty does not cover damage caused by outside elements like lightning water or fire or any ot...

Page 50: ...nder of this Some materials constituting this product may be recycled if you take them to an appropriate recycling centre By reusing the components and raw materials of old devices you contribute significantly to protecting the environment For further information on collection sites of used equipment you can enquire at your city hall the waste treatment department or in the shop where you purchase...

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