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Once it is found,the display will show:
Place the handset onto the base unit.
The orange LED with the symbol should
illuminate and the telephone should ring once.
Before you use the handset for the first time, it is important to fully charge the batteries.
Leave the handset in the base station for a minimum of 14 hours.
NOTE: Leave the handset on the base unit when you are not using the telephone in
order to keep the batteries charged.
HANDSET LCD SCREEN
The upper two lines are designated for basic DECT functionality, while the third line
displays the enhanced audio settings. Refer to Fig D.
HANDSET MENU SETTINGS
To access the menu settings screen press the button.
To scroll left through the menu options press the or to
scroll right press the to display the settings you wish to
change.These buttons are now referred to as arrow keys and two arrows will be
displayed on the LCD indicating you are in the Menu Settings mode.
CHANGE LANGUAGE SETTING
Press the button and scroll along to the option between options ‘0 – Delete
HS’ and ‘1 – Store Memory’.
Press .
Scroll through the choices to your required language option.
Press .
The phone emits a confirmation beep and returns to standby
mode.
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GETTING STARTED
BASE UNIT CONNECTIONS
Plug the mains power lead and the telephone cord into the back of the base unit.
Refer to Fig A.
Plug the telephone cable into your telephone line socket then plug the AC adapter into
a mains power supply socket. Refer to Fig A.
TELEPHONE RANGE
This telephone uses radio signals between the handset and base unit.To use your
handset and base unit together,you must be able to establish a radio link between them.
The range between the base and the phone conforms to the DECT
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specifications and
will allow up to 300m distance between the handset and its base in a free space and
typically up to 50m in a normal home environment.
NOTE: Any large metal object – like a refrigerator, a mirror or a filing cabinet between the
handset and the base unit may block the radio signal.
Other solid structures, like walls, may reduce the signal strength and range.
Some electrical equipment – fridges, washing machines, microwave ovens, fluorescent
lights, computers,TVs etc may cause interference.
ATTACHING BELT CLIP TO HANDSET
Insert the belt clip into the slot on the rear of the handset and click the bottom of the
belt clip onto the handset. Refer to Fig B.
INSTALLING BATTERIES IN THE HANDSET
Remove battery compartment cover and install the supplied 3 x AAA rechargeable
batteries. Refer to Fig C.
Replace the cover.
Battery charge condition icon will illuminate .
The telephone will begin to search for the base station.The icon will flash until the
base is found.