User manual ALCATEL 29416

[. . . ] Parents and those in charge of very young children are reminded that they must always be careful not to let children place any metallic objects or plastic items or parts in their mouths, except for safe eating utensils. Versatis_C350_Couv_En:Versatis 09/07/2010 12:36 Page 2 The handset keys - Take call - Flash/Access to operator services* - Lock keypad (long press) EXT INT Main screen icons External/internal call in progress Unanswered calls* On steady: good signal quality Microphone off (Secrecy/Mute enabled) Alarm set New message on operator voicemail* Hands-free enabled Keypad locked - Hang up - Turn handset on/off - In menu: back to the home screen - Increase earpiece/ hands-free volume - Open Received Calls list* Flashing: poor signal quality or handset not registered Battery charge level Base key and LEDs - Open Phonebook - Open Dialled Calls list - Open menu - Confirm - Secrecy/Mute - Insert pause in dialling (long press) - Decrease earpiece/ hands-free volume - Short press: page handset - Long press: register handset - Back + Erase - Internal/conference call - Enable/Disable hands-free On steady: - Handset charging - Call in progress Red: Flashing: - Paging handset - Incoming call - Registering handset - New message * Subject to availability of service and subscription from your network operator. Redialling one of the last numbers called . Calls list / storing / deleting a call . [. . . ] USING YOUR VERSATIS C350 WITH THE OPERATOR’S VOICEMAIL SERVICE By subscription to your operator, you can have your calls diverted to a voicemail box when you are absent. For more details, contact your operator. 1 RECEIVING VOICEMAIL MESSAGES ) flashes and the icon appears on the screen. When new messages are received, the base LED ( The icon disappears once you have consulted the voicemail messages. If this doesn’t happen automatically: Press to open the Calls list. 4 The number is erased, the icon on the handset(s) disappears and the base LED stops flashing. 1 HOW TO READ THE CALLER ID DATA If you are subscribed to your operator’s Caller ID service, and if the network transmits the relevant data, the caller's name or number will be shown on the screen as indicated below. The numbers, dates and times of incoming calls are recorded in the Calls log. During the call, the following messages (from the network) are displayed: - the caller name and number, if the number is stored in your Phonebook or transmitted by the network - the caller number, if not listed in your Phonebook - PRIVATE if the caller is using Caller ID Blocking to avoid identification - UNAVAILABLE: to display the date and the caller number in the Calls log, press date and a second time to display the number. 2 VIEWING THE RECEIVED CALLS LIST If you are subscribed to the Caller ID service*, your Versatis C350 will log the last 40 calls received, along with the date and time of each call. Unanswered calls are flagged by the To consult these calls: Press . 7 SELECTING THE DISPLAY LANGUAGE Your Versatis C350 has 12 language options for the menu. To change the language: Press to open the menu. Select PERSONAL SET with the navigation keys and confirm. Select LANGUAGE using the navigation keys and press Choose the language and press to confirm. 8 KEYPAD LOCK/UNLOCK To avoid accidentally pressing keys on the handset when it is not on its base, you can temporarily lock the keypad (you can still receive calls). 1 REGISTERING HANDSETS You can have up to 5 handsets associated with (“registered on”) the base of your Versatis C350. If you already have 5 handsets registered and want to replace one, you need to uninstall it first (see next Section) before registering a new handset. The handset(s) delivered with your Versatis C350 will already be registered on the base. If, however, a handset isn’t getting the dial tone, and the display shows UNSUBSCRIBED, follow the registration procedure. Your Versatis C350 is now ready to link up with a new handset. This operation must be carried out within 90 seconds of pressing the key. [. . . ] If not connected to the mains power, or if there is a mains power failure, telephones that use cordless handsets will not work. You will then be unable to make or receive calls in the event of an emergency. This is why we recommend that you also keep a conventional telephone – one that doesn’t require a power supply – as a backup. Do not use your telephone to notify a gas leak when standing in the vicinity of the leak. [. . . ]