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ANSWERING MACHINE (cont.)

Notes:

1 .

When the answering machine takes the line (see screen E2) pre-set OGM is played. This can be default / personal answer and record,
or default / personal answer only OGM. At this time the TAM recording icon (red dot) will flash on the display.

2 .

Incoming messages can be up to 3 minutes in length. If a message being left fills the 3 minutes, the answering machine will end the
ca ll.

3 .

P r e s s  

Screen

 (KEY_SOFT_1) on the handset to listen to the message being left by the caller - this activates the earpiece but not the

microphone (see screen E2). Once one of the handsets is screening the call, the other handsets revert to idle.

4 .

Call screening can only be carried out at the handset in handsfree mode. Whilst the user is screening the call, pressing KEY_TAL K
when the OGM is playing or the caller is leaving a message will answer the call.

5 .

To exit call screening without speaking to the caller, press 

End

  (KEY_SOFT_2)  on  the  display  (s e e   s c r e e n   E 3 ) .

6 .

To speak to the caller, press KEY_TALK. Message recording is stopped and the in call scree n   is   p r e s e n t e d .

7 .

If the memory becomes full when a caller is leaving a message, "

Memory Full

" or v

14

 voice prompt will be played and the call ended.

The answering machine does a soft switch to answer only mode, playing the answer only OGM and showing memory full indication on
the idle screen until messages are deleted and space becomes available. Once when memory becomes available t h e   a n s w e r in g
machine switches back to answer and record mode.

8 .

User can play all or selective pla y  m e s s a g e s .

9 .

To selective play mess a g e   -   s e le c t  

Play

 from screen E8 or E146 and press KEY_UP and KEY_DOWN to high lig h t   t h e   m e s s a g e   t h e n

press 

Play

  (KEY_SOFT_1)  to  play  the  messages   ( s e e   s c r e e n   E 9   o r   E 1 4 7 ) .

1 0 . If 

Play

 is selected from screen E146, the handset will list all messages with the most recent message highlighted on the first line of

the display. Press KEY_DOWN will move the highlight down the list - backward chronologica lly .

1 1 . New messages are marked with a yellow star (see screen E9). Once a message has started to play, its "new message" tag will be

removed and it will become an old message when the session ends.

1 2 . If 

Play

 (KEY_SOFT_1) is pressed on E147, the handset will start to   p la y  

Message 5

.

During message playback, the TAM play icon (green triangle) will flash on the display (as per screen E10).

1 3 . If available the number or name (if the number matches an entry in the phonebook) of the caller is displayed during message

play b a c k .

If the user does not subscribe to caller display, the message number is displayed in place of the CLI or name, e.g. "

Message 1

" .

When a memo is playing, the word "

Memo

" replaces the name or number of the caller. The time and date that the memo was recorded

is displayed beneath it.

1 4 . The time and date that the call/message was received are also displayed.

The format of the time and day stamps played at the beginning of each message is the number or name (if available), the day (DD/MM
or MM/DD depending on EEPROM configuration) and then the time (HH:MM am/pm or HH:MM depending on EEPR O M   c o n f ig u r a t io n ) .

If the date the message was recorded is the same as the current date, "

Today

" is played instead of the day and date. If the date of

the message is the day before the current date, "

Yesterday

" is played instead of the day and date.

1 5 . During message playback, press KEY_UP or KEY_DOWN to adjust volume (see screen E10). When no further button is pres s e d   f o r   2

seconds the display returns to the relevant message sc r e e n .

1 6 . During message playback, press KEY_TALK to switch between handset and handsfree pla y b a c k   m o d e .

In this case the line is not seized. If the user wants to make a call they have to stop message playback first.

1 7 . During 

Play

 or 

Play All

 messages - p r e s s  

Options

 (KEY_SOFT_1) for the following options :

                   Pause

- to pause current message. Pres s  

Resume

  (KEY_SOFT_1)  to  resume  pla y b a c k   ( s e e   s c r e e n   E 1 4 )

  Repeat Message

- to replay current messag e

            Play Next

- to play next mess a g e

      Play Previous

- to play previous m e s s a g e

                  Delete

- to delete current message - the display prompts "

Deleted

" (see screen E32). Mes s a g e   is   d e le t e d

  immediately.

1 8 . During 

Play

 or 

Play All

 messages - press the following keys for the following options:

                   

KEY_1

- to pause current mes s a g e

KEY_2

- to resume playback of current paused messa g e

                   

KEY_3

- to replay current messag e

KEY_4

- to play next mess a g e

                   

KEY_5

- to delete current message - the display prompts "

Deleted

". Message is deleted immedia t e ly .

                   

KEY_6

- to play previous m e s s a g e

1 9 . On screen E149 ,   if  

Play Next

 is selected via the 

Options

 (KEY_SOFT_2) menu - the next message down the list is played. In t h is

case it is  

Message 4

.

If 

Message 5

 is the first message received on the base (or last message on the list), when 

Play Next

 is selected the handset will

return to the message list.

2 0 . On screen E149 ,   if  

Play Previous

 is selected via the 

Options

 (KEY_SOFT_2) menu - the next message up the list is pla y e d .

If 

Message 5

 is the last message received on the list, the handset will start to play 

Message 5

 again.

2 1 . If there are no messages when 

Play

 / 

Play All

 messages   is   s e le c t e d :

For product 

without

 voice prompts :

The handset will prompt "

No Messages

" (see screen E144) and return to 

Answer Machine

 sub  menus.

For product 

with

 voice prompts :

"

You have no messages

" or 

v7

 voice prompt is played and the display prompts "

No Messages

" and returns to 

Answer Machine

 su b

menu s .

Summary of Contents for XD6451

Page 1: ...Product Definition Document SunCorp Communications Europe Ltd PD343 Product Definition Document Version 1 1 Customer XACT Country USA Model XD6451 XHB401 Roadmap Number DECT 34 2 Cabinet Reference T21 ...

Page 2: ... and used in accordance with the instructions may cause harmful interference to radio com munications However there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by on...

Page 3: ... the portable part handset has been tested and meets FCC RF exposure guidelines This device must not be co located or operating in conjunction with any other antenna or transmitter The changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void user s authority to operate the equipment FCC Part 15 19 FCC Part 15 21 FCC Part 15 105 b FCC Part 2 1091 FCC Part 2...

Page 4: ... devices not ringing in response to an incoming call In most but not all areas the sum of RENs should not exceed five 5 0 To be certain of the number of devices that may be connected to a line as determined by the total RENs contact the local telephone company For products approved after July 23 2001 the REN for this product is part of the product identifier that has the format US AAAEQ TXXXX The ...

Page 5: ...e g battery replacement section otherwise do not alternate or repair any parts of device except specified i Connection to party line service is subject to state tariffs Contact the state public utility commission public service commission or corporation commission for information j NOTICE If your home has specially wired alarm equipment connected to the telephone line ensure the installation of th...

Page 6: ...lecommunications company cause to request the user to disconnect the equipment Users should ensure for their own protection that the electrical ground connections of the power utility telephone lines and internal metallic water pipe system if present are connected together This precaution may be particularly important in rural areas Caution Users should not attempt to make such connections themsel...

Page 7: ...ndset Front 1 4096 Colour Full Graphic 1 4 inch 128 x 128 pixels LCD 2 Softkey 1 3 Talk On Handsfree switch between talk and handsfree mode 4 Enter Redial List Pause Volume Up 5 Switch from Pulse to Tone mode 6 Flash Recall 7 Intercom 8 9 Enter Names List Volume Down 10 Talk Off 11 Softkey 2 ...

Page 8: ...ope Ltd PD343 10 2 2 Base Unit 1 Page Key 2 Volume Up 3 Volume Down 4 OGM Key 5 Answer On Off 6 Power In Use Indicator LED 7 Delete 8 Charging Indicator 9 Play 10 Skip Forwards Set Ringer Delay 11 Stop 12 Skip Backwards Record Memo 13 Message Indicator LED ...

Page 9: ...ry Show Details Edit Entry Delete Entry Mute Contact Handset 1 SunCorp UK 05 55 KEY_SOFT_2 CALLS LIST Icon Select Back Calls List Missed Calls Dialled Calls Voicemail Calls Delete Calls Show Details Save Number Send Message Delete Call Show Details Save Number Delete Call Missed Calls Received Calls Dialled Calls Voicemail Calls All Calls REMINDERS When there is no even t stored When there is even...

Page 10: ...Centre Receive Centres Send Centres Message Alert Users Text E mail Fax Off On User 1 User 2 User 3 User 4 Receive Centre 1 Receive Centre 2 Send Centre 1 Send Centre 2 Send Centre 1 Send Centre 2 Message Size 160 Characters 612 Characters Edit Delete Play All Answer On Off Record Memo Off On Outgoing Message Record Play Answer Settings Answer Mode Answer Delay Message Alert Remote Access Off On A...

Page 11: ...Calls Internal Calls Display Contrast Low Medium High Off On Off On Receiver Volume Menu Colour Blue Orange Pink Ringtone Ringer Volume Ring Priority Dialling Mode Recall Mode Pulse Tone First Ring System PIN Factory Reset All Handsets Select Handset Timed Break Earth Recall 1 Recall 2 Off On 2 Rings 4 Rings 6 Rings Area Code KEY_SOFT_1 SET BASE Select Back Set Handset Settings Set Base Icon Selec...

Page 12: ..._SOFT_2 at screen A9 the display returns to idle with relevant reminder icon s remian on the display see screen A11 5 In situation where there are many event logs the order of priority from most important is TAM messages VMWI messages text messages and then missed calls For example in a situation where there are three TAM messages one missed call and two text messages the display will prompt You h...

Page 13: ...le Steady ON Ringing Flashing Events Flashing Base Power In Use Ringing Events Note Missed Calls and TAM Messages can be disabled In Use Flashing Ringing Flashing Events Flashing Power Steady On Answer On Steady ON New Messages Flashing Charging Steady ON OFF Handset Display 1 4 inch 128 128 pixels 4K colour 5 lines 1 line softkeys 1 line dashboard Copy 10_65 At least 16 Display Size Display Resol...

Page 14: ...k is activated Once the alarm is stopped and the idle screen is presented again keypad lock is re activated 6 Emergency Calls can be made when the keylock is on Up to 3 emergency number can be stored in the eeprom each with maximum 6 digits KEYPAD LOCK Unlock G7 Handset 1 G8 G6 Keypad Locked Press to Unlock Keys G9 Keypad Unlocked 1 When Screensaver is set to Clock an analogue clock together with ...

Page 15: ...een screen G13 5 Once a country operator is selected Both the handset and base will reset to enable correct settings Further screens will be presented in that country default language setting 6 The end user has the possibility to change the display language in the handset menu without affecting the country settings 7 User can make and receive calls withour first selecting the country and operator ...

Page 16: ...m of 32 allowed in the field further CCITT button presses are ignored along with the error tone The call timer will be displayed 2 seconds after KEY_TALK is pressed starting at 00 01 see screen D6 If the call timer is replaced by other screens during a call the timer will continue to count in the background When the timer is displayed again the incremented time is displayed To make a call in Hands...

Page 17: ...uld be no mute activation or deactivation indication given to the caller i e no key beeps and no on hold beeps or music To switch between handset and handsfree talk mode 1 Press KEY_TALK during call to switch your handset to handsfree mode 2 Press KEY_TALK again to switch back to handset mode To view your local contact list during call 1 To access contact list during call press Contact KEY_SOFT _2...

Page 18: ... call request 3 Internal Call Handset X is displayed on handset 1 where X is the called handset number in this case it is handset 2 4 To answer the call on handset 2 press KEY_TALK 5 Once handset 2 has answered the call the softkeys on handset 1 will change to Join KEY_SOFT_1 and End KEY_SOFT_2 6 If the user replaces the handset in the base cradle both calls are ended If the external call was an i...

Page 19: ...nitiated from the time the call is answered On handset 1 Mute Contact Handset 1 D25 Conference Call 02 34 On handset 2 Mute Contact Handset 2 D26 Conference Call 00 01 CALL WAITING 1 While you are engaged on an external call if another call arrives you will hear a beep sound and the display is presented as screen D27 and D28 If the number matches an entry in the contact list the name will alternat...

Page 20: ...1 Menu Contact Handset 1 P8 P9 Options Back Alex Contact Charles Clive Bill _ KEY_DOWN KEY_2 three times P10 Options Clear Contact Charles Clive C_ Add Entry P12 Select Back Search Contact Copy Phonebook Memory Status Add Entry Dialling Codes Menu Contact Handset 1 P11 KEY_SOFT_2 KEY_DOWN P13 Select Back Search Contact Copy Phonebook Memory Status Add Entry Dialling Codes P17 P15 OK Clear Add Entr...

Page 21: ...SOFT_1 P27 Back Copying Name To Handset P28 Back X Entries Copied To Handset Go to P24 P29 Copy Phonebook From SIM P32 Select Back Copy Phonebook To Handset To SIM From SIM P33 Please wait Copy Phonebook P34 Back Copying Name Copy Phonebook P35 If SIM is not PIN protected KEY_SOFT_1 P36 Back X Entries Copied Copy Phonebook Go to P32 If SIM is PIN protected P37 OK Back Copy Phonebook Enter SIM PIN ...

Page 22: ... Status Add Entry Dialling Codes KEY_SOFT_1 P56 Select Back International Dialling Codes Local Country KEY_SOFT_1 P57 Save Back International Enter Code _ P58 Save Clear International Enter Code 00_ P59 Back Code Saved International KEY_SOFT_1 P61 Select Back International Dialling Codes Local Country KEY_SOFT_1 P62 Save Back Country Enter Code _ P63 Save Clear Country Enter Code 44_ P64 Back Code...

Page 23: ... Template Save Insert Emoticon Send Insert Symbol Send Clear Send to Enter Number 01234567890_ Handset 1 Sending Message P87 Options Back Write Message Abc 160 _ KEY_SOFT_1 KEY_SOFT_1 Edit Entry P92 P93 Select Back Show Details Alex Edit Entry Copy Entry Ringtone Options Clear SunCorp UK Contact S_ Send Message KEY_SOFT_1 P94 Select Back Show Details Alex Edit Entry Copy Entry Ringtone Send Messag...

Page 24: ...Copy Entry Ringtone Options Clear SunCorp UK Contact S_ Send Message KEY_SOFT_1 P102 Select Back Show Details Alex Edit Entry Copy Entry Ringtone Send Message KEY_DOWN KEY_SOFT_1 P103 P104 Ringtone Saved Alex Select Back Ringtone 1 Alex Ringtone 3 Default Ringtone Ringtone 2 Ringtone 4 KEY_SOFT_1 P105 Go to P102 On handset 2 Copy Entry To SIM P116 Select Back Show Details Alex Edit Entry Copy Entr...

Page 25: ...h Tom SunCorp UK Vickie P132 Mute Contact Handset 1 Calling Alex Access to Phonebook during call P133 Options Back Jane Contact _ Nush Tom SunCorp UK P134 Select Back Contact Show Details Delete Entry Add Entry Edit Entry KEY_SOFT_2 KEY_SOFT_1 P135 Select Back Contact Add Entry KEY_SOFT_2 P136 Please Insert SIM Additional screens P137 SIM Format Not Supported P138 No Entries On SIM P139 Copying Un...

Page 26: ...out the copy the handset will prompt Not Available along with the error tone see screen P142 18 When copying an entry or phonebook to and from SIM card if SIM card is not detected in the SIM drawer the display prompts Please Insert SIM see screen P136 19 When copying an entry or phonebook to and from SIM card if SIM card format is not supported the display prompts SIM Format Not Supported see scre...

Page 27: ...r to be stored as a result of SIM copying or even with manual input In other words it is possible to stored two or more entries with the same contact name 41 Multiple SIM card transfer can be carried out When copying SIM card in either direction entries are appended to the existing list of contacts rather than overwriting the contents Contact with same name but different number will be copied Cont...

Page 28: ...Message Insert Template Save Insert Emoticon Send Insert Symbol S12 Saving Message Write Message KEY_SOFT_1 S13 Message Saved Write Message S14 Go to S0 Write Message Insert Symbol S16 S15 KEY_SOFT_1 Select Back Write Message KEY_DOWN Insert Template Save Insert Emoticon Send Insert Symbol Options Clear Write Message Abc See you in Angel 6pm_ S17 Select Back Write Message Insert Template Save Inse...

Page 29: ...Emoticon Message Type Insert Symbol KEY_SOFT_1 Select Back Message Type Text Fax Email KEY_SOFT_1 Back Message Type Please wait Go to S33 Inbox Reply S39 Select Back Write Message Text Messaging Drafts Templates Inbox Outbox KEY_SOFT_1 S40 KEY_SOFT_1 Read Back Jcoolza Inbox Nush KEY_SOFT_1 Options Back Inbox See you in Angel S41 6pm S42 Select Back Inbox Use Number Reply Message Details Delete For...

Page 30: ...DOWN Select Back Inbox Use Number Reply Message Details Delete Forward KEY_SOFT_1 Select Back KEY_SOFT_1 Use Number S64 Save Call Mute Contact Handset 1 Calling SunCorp UK 02074030201 Inbox Use Number Save S66 S65 S67 S68 S69 S70 Select Back Write Message Text Messaging Drafts Templates Inbox Outbox KEY_SOFT_1 KEY_SOFT_1 Read Back 0207999999 Inbox Nush KEY_SOFT_1 Options Back Inbox See you in Ange...

Page 31: ... Drafts KEY_SOFT_1 Options Clear Write Message Abc I am not going 2nite _ S91 S90 S92 S93 Select Back Write Message Text Messaging Drafts Templates Inbox Outbox KEY_SOFT_1 KEY_SOFT_1 Read Back SunCorp UK Outbox Nush KEY_SOFT_1 Options Back Outbox I am not going Select Back Outbox Forward Delete KEY_SOFT_1 Outbox Forward S94 S95 KEY_SOFT_1 Options Clear Write Message Abc I am not going 2nite _ Go t...

Page 32: ...ppy Birthday How r u Empty KEY_SOFT_1 S115 Select Back Templates Delete Edit KEY_DOWN S116 Select Back Templates Delete Edit S117 Yes No KEY_SOFT_1 Templates Delete Template S118 Templates Template Deleted S119 Options Back Templates Happy Birthday Empty Empty S121 S120 Select Back Delete Messages Text Messaging Drafts Templates Inbox Outbox KEY_SOFT_1 Delete Messages Inbox Select Back Delete Mess...

Page 33: ...Message Type KEY_SOFT_1 Delete Messages Drafts Templates Text Settings Outbox Text Settings Set Send Centre Message Size Message Alert Delivery Report Users S143 Select Back Service Centres Receive Centres Set Send Centre Send Centres KEY_SOFT_1 S144 Select Back Set Send Centres Send Centre 2 Send Centre 1 KEY_SOFT_1 S145 Set Send Centres Saved S146 Go to S143 S147 Options Back Text Settings Mailb...

Page 34: ...1 Message Size Message Alert S165 Save Back Mailbox Number KEY_SOFT_1 Text Settings Mailbox Number Enter Number 9 S166 Saved Mailbox Number S167 Go to S164 S168 Select Back Text Settings Mailbox Number Service Centres Message Type KEY_SOFT_1 Message Size Message Alert Text Settings Message Type Select Back Message Type Email Text S169 KEY_SOFT_1 S170 Set to Text Message Type Fax S171 Set to Email ...

Page 35: ... Text Settings Users Message Type Message Size Message Alert Delivery Report Text Settings Edit User KEY_SOFT_1 Options Back Users User 2 User 1 S190 KEY_SOFT_1 Select Back User 1 Delete Edit S191 User 3 User 4 S192 Back User 1 Enter Name Abc 8 _ S193 Save Clear User 1 Enter Name Abc 4 Nush_ KEY_SOFT_1 KEY_SOFT_1 S194 Save Back User 1 KEY_SOFT_1 Mailbox Number 1 S195 Back User 1 Mailbox PIN _ S196...

Page 36: ...lbox PIN _ S216 OK Clear User 1 Mailbox PIN KEY_SOFT_1 User 1 S217 Nush Deleted Options Back Users User 2 User 1 S218 User 3 User 4 KEY_SOFT_1 Select Back User 1 Delete Edit S219 Personal Messages received S220 S223 Read Back Handset 1 You have 2 new messages KEY_SOFT_1 Read Back Jcoolza Inbox Nush 02074030201 Mama S221 Select Back Users General User Nush KEY_DOWN S222 Select Back Users General Us...

Page 37: ...mber of digits which can be entered is 24 14 When an emoticon is included in a message it is displayed within the text in its graphical format rather than just the punctuation symbols The graphical representation of emoticons is also shown in incoming messages rather than punctuation 15 When forwarding a message if the original message is longer than four lines the last four lines of the message a...

Page 38: ...efault service centre numbers are restored 45 If the user has deleted both service centre numbers and then selects Set Send Service from Text Settings menu or selecting an empty send or receive centre number the display prompts No Service Numbers Stored for 2 seconds and returns to the previous screen 46 Message Type menu can be hidden in EEPROM 47 If message type is Fax when writing the message i...

Page 39: ...e SMSC number is correct but the subaddress that has been sent is incorrect subsequent ring bursts will be audible 61 User master reset via Set Base menu will not clear SMS data including users mailboxes Full factory reset press and hold KEY_STAR while inserting the battery will clear all SMS data including users mailboxes ...

Page 40: ...Next E13 Resume Message Paused E14 Play Messages KEY_SOFT_2 Options Back SunCorp UK 01 16 08 30 pm E15 Play Messages Options Back SunCorp UK 01 16 08 30 pm E16 Play Messages Play Message Repeat Message KEY_SOFT_1 KEY_SOFT_1 Select Back Play Messages Delete Repeat Message Play Previous Pause Play Next E17 Options Back SunCorp UK 01 16 08 30 pm E19 Play Messages KEY_DOWN Select Back Play Messages De...

Page 41: ... On Off E35 Options Back Jane 01 14 09 30 pm E36 Play Messages KEY_SOFT_1 Select Back Play Messages Delete Repeat Message Play Previous Pause Play Next E37 End of Messages E38 Play Messages E39 Go to E35 Answer On Off KEY_SOFT_1 Select Back Answering Machine Outgoing Message Play All Record Memo Play Answer On Off E40 E41 Select Back Off Answer Machine On E42 KEY_SOFT_1 Go to E40 Set to OFF Answer...

Page 42: ...aved E66 Answer Only KEY_SOFT_1 E62 Select Back Answer Record Record Answer Only KEY_SOFT_1 E67 Outgoing Message Deleted Answer Only o r Go to E61 Play OGM Answer Record if there is a Personal OGM saved E68 Select Back Record Outgoing Message Play KEY_SOFT_1 E69 Select Back Answer Record Play Answer Only KEY_SOFT_1 E70 Select Back Default OGM Answer Record Personal OGM E71 OK Back Playing Answer R...

Page 43: ...nly KEY_SOFT_2 KEY_SOFT_1 Go to E83 E91 Play OGM Answer Record if there is no Personal OGM saved E92 E93 Select Back Answer Record Play Answer Only KEY_SOFT_1 E94 OK Back Playing Answer Only E95 KEY_SOFT_1 Go to E93 Select Back Answer Record Play Answer Only KEY_DOWN Delete Messages KEY_SOFT_1 Select Back Answering Machine Outgoing Message Play All Record Memo Delete Messages Answer On Off E96 Yes...

Page 44: ...r Mode Set to Answer Record KEY_SOFT_1 Select Back Answer Settings Remote Access Answer Mode Message Alert OGM Language Answer Delay E114 E115 Select Back Answer Mode Answer Record Answer Only E117 Select Back Answer Only KEY_SOFT_1 Answer Mode Answer Only Default OGM Personal OGM E118 Answer Mode Set to Answer Only KEY_DOWN E116 Select Back Answer Mode Answer Record Answer Only KEY_SOFT_1 if ther...

Page 45: ...PIN E136 E137 E139 Save Back Remote PIN KEY_SOFT_1 Enter Old PIN Save Clear Remote PIN Enter Old PIN E138 KEY_SOFT_1 Save Back Remote PIN Enter New PIN Save Clear Remote PIN Enter New PIN E141 Save Clear Remote PIN Re enter PIN E140 Save Back Remote PIN Re enter PIN KEY_SOFT_1 KEY_SOFT_1 E142 Saved Remote PIN KEY_SOFT_1 Go to E135 E143 Additional screens No Messages E144 E145 Handset 1 Remote Acce...

Page 46: ...in place of the CLI or name e g Message 1 When a memo is playing the word Memo replaces the name or number of the caller The time and date that the memo was recorded is displayed beneath it 14 The time and date that the call message was received are also displayed The format of the time and day stamps played at the beginning of each message is the number or name if available the day DD MM or MM DD...

Page 47: ...sages and returns to Answer Machine sub menus see screen E38 26 During Play All messages if Play Previous is selected either through Options KEY_SOFT_1 menu or by pressing KEY_4 For product without voice prompts The handset will play previous message If the message played is already the first message on the base the handset will replay the current message For product with voice prompts The handset...

Page 48: ...an OGM select the type of OGM to record see screen E54 For product without voice prompts When Answer Record or Answer Only is selected on screen E54 the display prompts Please speak after the tone see screen E55 When the recording starts the TAM recording icon will flash on the display see screen E56 For product with voice prompts When Answer Record or Answer Only is selected on screen E54 Please ...

Page 49: ...essages stored and after 2 rings if there are new messages stored Or the TAM answers calls after 4 rings if there are no new messages stored and after 2 rings if there are new messages stored ANSWERING MACHINE cont Voice Prompts List 1 a You have one new message b You have N new messages 2 Message N date and day stamp e g 12th September 11 30am including Today and Yesterday where relevant 3 Messag...

Page 50: ...f the code was correct and the unit has new messages the unit announces v1a v1b and the new messages v2 are played 9 After message play all messages may be deleted if DTMF 5 is keyed within 8 seconds of the end of the prompt v4 v33 v19 If DTMF 5 is detected at this stage v5 and v19 shall be announced and all the messages just played shall be deleted new messages only when only new messages have be...

Page 51: ...en v19 21 When DTMF code_0 is detected the unit shall announce v16 v9 Personal OGM or Default OGM then v19 22 Any valid message recorded before remote interrogation is attempted successfully or not shall be saved and indicated after the line is released unless deleted during remote interrogation 23 If the caller clears the line during remote interrogation the unit will not hold the line indefinite...

Page 52: ...ct Back Ringtone 1 Add Entry Ringtone 3 Default Ringtone Ringtone 2 Ringtone 4 C11 KEY_SOFT_1 C12 SunCorp UK Saved Add Entry KEY_SOFT_1 Missed Calls Send Message C14 C15 C16 C18 C17 Options Back SunCorp UK Missed Calls Nush Missed Calls Mama Select Back Save Number Delete Call Show Details Send Message KEY_SOFT_1 KEY_DOWN Missed Calls Select Back Save Number Delete Call Show Details Send Message K...

Page 53: ...orp UK Nush Mama Select Back Save Number Delete Call Show Details Send Message KEY_SOFT_1 KEY_DOWN Select Back Save Number Delete Call Show Details Send Message KEY_SOFT_1 KEY_SOFT_1 C45 C46 Select Back Write Message KEY_SOFT_1 Insert Template Save Insert Emoticon Send Insert Symbol Send Clear Send to Enter Number 02074030201_ Handset 1 Sending Message KEY_SOFT_1 Received Calls Delete Call C47 C48...

Page 54: ...ush Mama Select Back Save Number Delete Call Show Details Send Message KEY_SOFT_1 KEY_DOWN Select Back Save Number Delete Call Show Details Send Message KEY_SOFT_1 KEY_SOFT_1 C71 C72 Select Back Write Message KEY_SOFT_1 Insert Template Save Insert Emoticon Send Insert Symbol Send Clear Send to Enter Number 02074030201_ Handset 1 Sending Message KEY_SOFT_1 Dialled Calls Delete Call C73 C74 C75 Opti...

Page 55: ...Call Deleted C96 Options Back 31089 31083 C91 Options Back Voicemail 31089 31083 Select Back Ringtone 1 Add Entry Ringtone 3 Default Ringtone Ringtone 2 Ringtone 4 Dialled Calls Voicemail Calls Voicemail Calls Dialled Calls Voicemail Calls Voicemail Calls Options Back 3105 31089 31083 Voicemail Calls Select Back Save Number Delete Call Show Details Voicemail Calls Voicemail Calls KEY_SOFT_1 Option...

Page 56: ...r matches an entry in the phonebook Each handset may show different names associated with the same number stored on different handsets 6 The handset can store up to 40 answered or unanswered calls and up to 20 last dialled calls depending on EEPROM size 7 To call an entry from any calls list highlight the entry and press KEY_TALK on the handset to dial out 8 The time format used on Show Details sc...

Page 57: ...ndset and base event LED will stop flashing and the VMWI reminder icon removed from the display 7 VMWI calls are personal to each handset if one handset deletes a VMWI entry from the calls list the same entry is not deleted on the other handset 8 There should be no automatic deletion of VMWI entries when the calls list memory becomes full 9 When a VMWI call arrives all handsets will display You ha...

Page 58: ...e number format to 7 digit by removing 1444 from the number string A further press on KEY_HASH will change the number format back to 10 digit 4441234567 In other words the number is changed in the following sequence 4441234567 14441234567 1234567 4441234567 an incoming call with 11 digit caller ID 13331234567 first press on KEY_HASH will change the number format to 7 digit by removing 1333 from th...

Page 59: ...vent Delete All Events Show Details Send as a Text Delete Event R10 Go to R2 Add Event Alarm R11 Select Back Add Entry Reminders R12 KEY_SOFT_1 Save Back Add Event Subject Abc _ R13 KEY_SOFT_1 Save Clear Add Event Subject Abc Mum s Birthday_ R14 Save Back Add Event Enter Date 12 22 06 Enter Time 23 59 KEY_SOFT_1 KEY_SOFT_1 R15 KEY_DOWN Select Back Silent Add Event Alarm KEY_SOFT_1 R16 Select Back ...

Page 60: ...ect Back Silent Add Event Alarm KEY_SOFT_1 R37 Options Back Conference Call Reminders Pay Visa Bill Send as a Text R38 Options Back Conference Call Reminders Pay Visa Bill KEY_SOFT_1 R39 Select Back Add Event Reminders Edit Event Show Details Send as a Text Delete Event KEY_DOWN R40 Select Back Add Event Reminders Edit Event Show Details Send as a Text Delete Event KEY_SOFT_1 R42 R41 Options Clear...

Page 61: ...ts can be stored in Reminders 2 Reminders entries are stored in the handset 3 The event subject can be up to 24 characters long 4 When sending an event as a text the event details and time are pre entered in to the Write Message screen see screen R41 5 When appointment time is reached the display is presented as per screen R63 whether an alarm has been set for the event or not If no alarm is set t...

Page 62: ...ck Helpline 08706058047 U13 KEY_SOFT_1 U14 Mute Contact Handset 1 Calling 08706058047 KEY_SOFT_1 Show Details U15 Options Back Helpline Useful Numbers Customer Services Empty Empty Empty U16 Select Back Show Details Useful Numbers Edit Entry Delete Entry Delete All KEY_SOFT_1 KEY_DOWN Delete Entry U17 Select Back Show Details Useful Numbers Edit Entry Delete Entry Delete All KEY_SOFT_1 U18 Yes No ...

Page 63: ...al highlighted name 5 When an entry is empty but all entries are empty only Edit Entry option is offered see screen U2 All other options are greyed out 6 When an entry is empty but not all entries are empty only Edit Entry and Delete All options are offered see screen U21 All other options are greyed out 7 Users can restore default Useful Numbers when the product is reset Any new entries added are...

Page 64: ...ard on the idle screen see screen T25 12 The base does not ring when the alarm goes off CLOCK ALARM Date Time T0 Select Back Date Time Time Format Alarm T1 Save Back Date Time KEY_SOFT_1 T2 T3 T4 Saved Date Time KEY_SOFT_1 Go to T0 Alarm OFF T5 T6 KEY_SOFT_1 T7 T8 Set to OFF Alarm KEY_SOFT_1 Go to T5 Select Back Off Alarm On T9 T10 T12 T13 KEY_DOWN T11 Time Format T20 T21 T23 T24 T22 Clock Alarm E...

Page 65: ...ack Ringtone Set Handset Receiver Volume Language Ringer Volume Handset Name H13 KEY_SOFT_1 H15 H16 Saved Ringer Volume KEY_DOWN Go to H12 Save Back Ringer Volume Volume 5 H14 KEY_SOFT_1 Save Back Ringer Volume Ringer Off Receiver Volume H17 Select Back Ringtone Set Handset Receiver Volume Language Ringer Volume Handset Name H18 KEY_SOFT_1 H20 H21 Saved Receiver Volume KEY_UP Go to H17 Save Back R...

Page 66: ... Clock Screensaver Off KEY_SOFT_1 KEY_SOFT_1 Menu Colour Screensaver H44 Set to Clock Screensaver o r H45 Set to OFF Screensaver H46 Go to H42 Light Timeout H47 H48 Select Back Wallpaper Set Handset Language Light Timeout Select Back 15 Seconds Light Timeout 30 Seconds KEY_SOFT_1 KEY_SOFT_1 Menu Colour Screensaver H49 Set to 15 Seconds Light Timeout 45 Seconds H50 Go to H47 Display Contrast H51 H5...

Page 67: ...Go to H65 Set to Long Redial Length Select Back Redial Length Set Handset Key Beep Auto Talk Menu Colour Screensaver Set to Short Redial Length H70 H71 H72 H73 H74 Select Back Off PABX Access Code On KEY_SOFT_1 KEY_SOFT_1 Go to H70 Set to OFF PABX Access Code Select Back Redial Length Set Handset Key Beep Auto Talk PABX Access Code Screensaver Set to ON PABX Access Code Set Code KEY_DOWN H75 Selec...

Page 68: ...handset name 8 There can be up to 5 languages and these languages are stored in flash 9 There are 3 wallpapers and these are stored in flash 10 On screen H3 3 press KEY_UP and KEY_DOWN to scroll through pictures in preview mode 11 It is not possible for the user to turn off the audible tones for confirmation error low battery or out of range 12 PABX Access Code menu can be hidden in EEPROM 13 PABX...

Page 69: ...lling Mode Select Back All Handsets Ring Priority Select Handset KEY_SOFT_1 Go to B15 Set to All Handsets Ring Priority Select Back Ring Priority Ring Priority All Handsets B15 Select Back Ringtone Set Base Dialling Mode First Ring Ringer Volume Ring Priority KEY_SOFT_1 o r Handset 1 Handset 2 B16 B17 B20 B18 Ring Priority Select Handset Select Back All Handsets Ring Priority Select Handset KEY_SO...

Page 70: ...ar System PIN Re enter PIN B42 OK Back System PIN Re enter PIN KEY_SOFT_1 KEY_SOFT_1 B44 Saved System PIN Factory Reset B46 B47 Select Back First Ring Set Base Factory Reset Recall Mode System PIN Ring Priority Yes No Factory Reset KEY_SOFT_1 KEY_SOFT_1 B45 Go to B37 Are you sure B48 OK Back Factory Reset Enter System PIN B49 OK Clear Factory Reset Enter System PIN B50 Please wait Factory Reset KE...

Page 71: ...ing twice before other handsets start to ring Ring Priority only applies to handsets not base 9 Recall Mode menu can be hidden in EEPROM 10 It must be possible to hide the Earth option in EEPROM If Earth option is hidden Recall 1 and Recall 2 are offered when Recall Mode is selected If the two recall times set under Recall 1 and Recall 2 are the same only Timed Break and Earth are offered there is...

Page 72: ...ster Handset Registration Select Base KEY_SOFT_1 Y11 De register Select Back Base 1 In Use Select Base Base 2 KEY_SOFT_1 Y12 Base 3 Base 4 Yes No Registration Y13 Replace Base 1 KEY_SOFT_1 If wrong PIN is entered Back Registration Y14 Registration Unsuccessful Y15 Go to Idle Display Select Base Y16 KEY_SOFT_1 Menu Contact Handset 1 KEY_UP Icon Select Back Registration Y17 KEY_SOFT_1 Select Back Re...

Page 73: ...s overwritten with the new one 4 When an additional handset is first powered up Please register is flashing on the display in place of the handset name and number see screen Y0 The range icon if enabled also flashes 5 If registration process failed e g if wrong system PIN was entered the display prompts Registration Unsuccessful along with a warning tone and returns to the idle screen see screen Y...

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