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Press the “Menu”
key.
“Select”
"Alarm" appears.
“Select”
Press the “Menu”
key.
“Select”
"Alarm" appears.
“Select”
Press the “Menu”
key.
“Select”
"Alarm" appears.
“Select”
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Use
and
key to select “HS Settings”.
Press the
key.
Use
and
key to select “HS Name”.
Press the
key.
Use
and
key to select “HS Settings”.
Press the
key.
Use
and
key to select “Auto Answer”.
Press the
key.
Use
and
key to select “HS Settings”.
Press the
key.
Use
and
key to select “Date & Time”.
Press the
key.
Press the ”Select”
key. The display shows the current setting.
Use
or
key to select “DD-MM” (DayDay-MonthMonth) or
“MM-DD” (DayDay-MonthMonth).
Press the “Save”
key.
Use
or
key to select “12 - Hour” or “24 - Hour”.
Press the “Save”
key.
Enter the date with the numeric keys 0 to 9.
Press the “Save”
key.
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Enter the name of the handset (max. 12 digits) with the alphanumeric
keys (you can use the “Erase”
key to erase the last digit, if
necessary).
Press the “Save”
key.
When you make an internal call to another handset, “HS N Calling” will
appear on this handset instead of the name given by you.
This function allows you to answer a call by simply picking up the handset,
without pressing any key.
The display shows the current setting.
Use
or
key to select ON or OFF to enable or disable the function.
Press the “Save”
key. You will hear a confirmation beep.
Factory default: On
Use
or
key to choose between “Date Format”, “Time
Format”,“SetDate”or“SetTime”.
Notes:
22.7 Automatic answering (Auto Answer)
22.8 Setting date and time (Date & Time)
Date Format
Time Format
Set Date
Set Time
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Enter the time with the numeric keys 0 to 9.
Press the “Save”
key.
Use
and
key to select “HS Settings”.
Press the
key.
Use
and
key to select “Select Base”.
Press the
key.
Use
and
key to select “HS Settings”.
Press the
key.
Use
and
key to select “HS Reset”.
Press the
key.
Use
and
key to select “Registration”.
Factory default: Date Format: DD-MM, Time Format: 24 - Hour
The handset will only work with the base it has last been registered to, or with
the selected base.
22.9 Selecting a base (Select Base)
22.10 Resetting the handset (HS Reset)
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Note:
23. Registering a handset to a base
(Registration)
This function allows you to select a base from those already registered to the
handset (up to 4 bases can be registered to one handset).
The display the shows the current base.
Use
or
key to select the desired base.
Press the “Select”
key. If you select a non-existent base, the
handset will sound a warning tone. After a short time, a confirmation
melody will sound, and the name of the handset will change
respectively.
The display shows "PIN ?".
Enter the current PIN code.
Press the “Reset”
key. If the PIN code is validated, all Base
settings will be returned to the factory default. Otherwise a warning
sound will be heard and the settings will remain. After resetting, the
handset will return to standby mode.
The supplied handset is already registered with the number 1. You can
register up to 5 handsets/door units to the same base (see chapter 28
"Optional accessories"). A handset can be registered to up to 4 bases.
Press and hold the key [59] on the bottom of the base for at least 5
seconds.
Press the “Menu”
key.
“Select”
"Alarm" appears.
“Select”
Press the “Menu”
key.
“Select”
"Alarm" appears.
“Select”
Press the “Menu”
key.
Press the “Select” key
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