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Automatic emergency call via the wristband transmitter
An emergency call is initiated by using the wristband transmitter. The
wrist band transmitter must be programmed in the telephone (refer to
Page 32).
Pay attention that the wristband transmitter is in range of the
tele phone. There should always be a fully charged battery in the
wristband transmitter.
Starting/Ending the automatic emergency call
The phone behaves as follows on starting the automatic emergency call:
1. The telephone loudspeaker is activated. The acoustic “Emergency
call active” signal is issued for 15 seconds.
2. You will then hear the dialling tone and the phone numbers as-
signed to the M1, M2 and M3 buttons are dialled automatically, in
succession, at an interval of approx. 60 seconds. The outgoing alert
message recorded is played in a continuous cycle.
3. As soon as the call is taken by one of the persons called, they hear
the alert message. The person taking the call stops the alert message
by pressing the “0” key on their phone. You can then converse for 3
minutes. During this period, the handsfree function remains active on
the phone.
4. If a call is taken, the connection is interrupted after 3 minutes. A new
attempt is then made to dial the numbers assigned to buttons M1, M2
and M3, as described above.
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Press and hold the Transmit button (1)
on the wristband transmitter until an
acoustic warning signal is issued.
After initiating an emergency call,
a new emergency call can only be
started after 10 minutes.
