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Initial state: Handset on standby
Operating steps:
No.
Description
Input
Display
5.5
Programming the Direct Call Number
You can program an internal or external phone number which is dialed
automatically when any key on the handset is pressed. The only exceptions
are the
g
key for answering and incoming call and
s 5
for deactiva-
tion of the direct call.
Initial state: Handset on standby
Operating steps:
No.
Description
Input
Display
å∫ç
∂
™ƒ©ª
¬
654321
–
c
= delete digits
c
> 2s = delete no.
Edit phone number /
enter new one
2
Soll eine neue Nummer
eingegeben werden, muß
zuvor die alte gelöscht
werden.
å∫ç
∂
™ƒ©ª
¬
654321
–
s 0
s 5
Initiate program-
ming, the number
last used as a direct
phone number is
displayed
1
å∫ç∂™ƒ©ª
¬
8ASE 2
o
Save the
setting
4
å∫ç∂™ƒ©ª
¬
12:
8
8ASE
8
2
1…4
or
5
= („Auto“ )
Enter the new base
number
3
å∫ç∂™ƒ©ª
¬
12:
8
8ASE
8
4
1 2
Enter the code num-
ber, the currently set
base number flashes
2
å
∫ç∂™ƒ©ª
¬
–
s 0
Initiate program-
ming
1
5.3
Babyphone: Setting the Sensitivity
See 4.5.1 for switching the babyphone on and off.
Initial state: Handset on standby
Operating steps:
No.
Description
Input
Display
5.4
Selecting the Base
You can operate your handset on up to four different base stations (1...4). To
do this, it must be booked (registered) into the appropriate base first (see
5.18). The "Auto” setting causes the handset to log into the next nearest
base. In most cases this will be the right one unless you are operating your
handset in an environment with several bases in which the handset is also
booked. Then a specific base must be selected.
"Auto” may not be selected when booking a handset into a new base!
å∫ç∂™ƒ©ª
¬
8ASE 1
o
Save the
setting
4
å∫ç
∂
™ƒ©ª
¬
LEUEL
8
3
1…9
or
+ / -
The number flashes
as soon as the cur-
rent noise level has
released a call
Set the sensitivity
(1…9), the higher
the number, the
greater the micro-
phone
3
å∫ç
∂
™ƒ©ª
¬
LEUEL
8
5
s 9
Select baby-
phone
2
å
∫ç∂™ƒ©ª
¬
–
s 0
Initiate program-
ming
1
