User manual VTECH A110-C110

[. . . ] Contents Important safety information Introduction Getting to know your telephone keypad Display indicators Setting up your telephone Making calls Caller display Answering system Other handset features Menu system PhoneBook Language Customising your base unit PIN code Customising your handset(s) Additional network services Additional handsets Removing a handset from a base Intercom Additional base units Troubleshooting Factory settings Certificate of conformity 3 4 4 5 6-7 8-9 10 11-13 14 15 16-17 18 19-20 21 22-23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 Getting to know your telephone keypad 1 Important safety information Antique, veneered or delicate furniture surfaces 4. This equipment is not suitable for use in damp or humid conditions such as bathrooms. Do not expose the equipment or batteries to fire or water. Batteries should NOT be disposed of with normal household waste. [. . . ] Changing your PERSONAL REMOTE ACCESS PIN Code Press two times Press OK two times Key in old PIN ( 000) Display prompts for NEW PIN, key in new PIN Press OK Display prompts REPEAT, key in new pin again. Please remember to record this new number safely where you can get to it away from home. You will not be able to access your answerphone messages away from home without this code. AS has one new message AS has one old message Answering system 13 Other handset features Redial list Your A110/C110 will store the last ten numbers dialled automatically. One or all of the numbers can be re-dialled as required. ( Request to O'Neills can you produce an icon representing the key ?) 1. Press DOUBLE CIRCLE until the required number is visible on the display 2. Press TALK the number will be dialled automatically. (Request to O'Neills can you use icon for ` TALK'?) To delete numbers from the redial memory, ensure the number is on the display and press OK twice. Switching the Handset ON & OFF The handset can be switched off, if it is not required to ring, however the base unit will ring. Paging the Handset(s) Your base station has a page button. This button is used to send a signal to all registered handsets (provided they are switched on) and also to initiate the registration process for additional Handsets. This feature is useful for locating mis-placed handsets. To Page: Press and release the PAGE key. All active handsets will sound for 30 seconds. To cancel: Press and release the CANCEL key on any handset. It is recommended that you change the ring tone on the handsets to enable users to distinguish internal paging from external calls. Belt Clip A belt clip is mounted on the rear of the product. Using the clip the handset can be attached to a belt, trouser waist band, etc. Headset Socket Your telephone can be used with a suitable headset. A headset socket is located on the right hand side of the handset. When a headset is connected the microphone of the handset is muted automatically. Additional Network Services The R (Recall) button can be used to access additional network services. Contact your network operator for further details. Other handset features 14 To turn off: Press and Hold the OK key until the handset beeps and the screen goes blank To turn on: Press and hold the OK key until the handset beeps, the display will show status once Handset has latched on to the base. Note: The handset will not respond to Paging when switched off. Other handset features B SELECT BASE Menu System Your telephone features a simple menu system with informative display messages. Four keys are used to navigate the menu. [. . . ] Base does not ring Check that the Base power is on Check that the Base ringer is set ON. Check that the line cord is correctly fitted and undamaged. I cannot make Intercom Calls You require at least two handsets registered (logged) to the same base to allow Intercom to work. I cannot register (Log-in) an extra handset Check that there is a free slot available on the Base. [. . . ]