User manual EBENCH KH 5001 ANALOGUE COMFORT TELEPHONE

[. . . ] UK KOMPERNASS GMBH · BURGSTRASSE 21 · D-44867 BOCHUM www. kompernass. com ID-Nr. : KH5001-07/07-V1 Analogue comfort telephone KH5001 Operating Manual KH 5001 3) 2& 2!2@ 2* 2( 2# 2$ 2% 2^ ³· »¿ ´ ² ¾ µ ¹¸ 118mm 2* e-bench KH 5001 Analogue Comfort Telephone with hands-free function e-bench KH 5001 Table of contents 1. Connecting a) b) c) d) Connecting the receiver Connecting to the PSTN line Inserting the batteries Changing the batteries 4 4 4 4 5 6 6 6 6 6 g) Redialling when line is busy h) Incoming call list / Dialled list i) Assigning the target dialling buttons j) Target dialling k) Changing the target dialling buttons l) Using the Phone Book m) Copying Phone Book entry from the list n) Dialling from the Phone Book o) Deleting Phone Book entry 12 12 12 12 12 12 13 13 14 7. Initial settings a) Selecting the display language b) Allocating the memory capacity 6 6 6 7 11. [. . . ] When the hands-free mode is on, you can pick up the receiver off the hook and listen to the call. a ­ The dialling mode is automatically set by the telephone: The dialling mode selected after connecting to the line will be stored. j) Changing the dialling mode As against the above-described function, you can change between the dialling modes. This is useful if, for example, your PABX requires a Pulse dialling mode, but you may need to use the Tone dialling mode for certain other services: b) Terminating phone calls To terminate incoming and outgoing calls. . . · Place the receiver on the hook or. . . press the button, again when the hands-free mode is on. a - 10 - e-bench KH 5001 c) Adjusting the receiver volume 1* Using the slider on the receiver, you can adjust the receiver volume. There are two levels (MIN / MAX) available here. y With the receiver on the hook press the button , to set the ringing volume to one of four levels. d) Call waiting and transferring You can put your incoming or out-going calls on call waiting mode, for example, for enquiries or transferring a call to other users of PABX. If your service provider or your PABX supports this function: u Press the button R, to put a call on call waiting mode. u Press the button R again to return from the call waiting to the present caller. · You can simply put down the receiver when the caller to whom you wish to transfer the waiting call, acknowledges the call. i Press the button, if you wish to disable or enable the microphone during a call. In this, you can hear the caller but he cannot hear you. e) Making a phone call To make outgoing calls, . . . · Pick up the receiver and dial the number or Press the button when the receiver is on the hook. With this the hands-free mode is enabled. During the hands-free mode you can pick up the receiver and continue speaking. You can also dial the number first and then pick up the receiver or press the button. The number is dialled automatically. a · f) Dialling with Local Code To dial a call number from the memory with prefixed Local Code, first the required number must be displayed. If your service provider does not support such a function and your phone is also not connected to a PABX: 2^ s g t Press the button, if you wish to put the caller on an internal waiting line of your telephones on waiting. Your caller will be presented with music while on hold, till you decide to press the button. Press the buttons, to select from amonng the 16 tunes, while the music is being played. A call waiting line without music is the mute function. Here too the call is kept on waiting: For example, press the button and search for the desired number in the Phone Book (see also Section 9n). Instantly, the call number will be dialled along with the prefixed Local Code. - 11 - e-bench KH 5001 In the case of the function described above, the phone will dial immediately. [. . . ] In this operation, entries in the dialling list with a VIP flag will not be deleted. If malfunctions do occur in spite of previously fault free operation, you may consider using the "Reset" function which, however, would mean making the settings all over again. If this still does not solve the problem, contact the customer service and get the telephone set checked. Do not open the telephone unit ­ there are no user-serviceable components inside. Such attempts may damage the phone severely; besides, the appliance will no longer satisfy the regulations stipulated by the telecommunications department. To delete a VIP flag . . . 2% Retrieve the VIP flag to display it and press the button. [. . . ]