User manual VTECH A200

[. . . ] Contents Additional network services 23 Setting network services, call waiting, answering a waiting call, brokering calls, rejecting a waiting call, making a call enquiry, making 3 way (conference calls). Important Safety information Setting up your telephone Locating the base station, installing the handset batteries, charging the handset. 2-3 4-5 Additional handsets 24-25 Register an additional handset to your base, base homing, removing a handset registration. Intercom 6-7 26 Making calls Pre dial, post dial, call timer, receiving calls, range, hands-free calls, muting, pause. Working with two or more handsets, making collective calls, receiving external calls when on an intercom call, making an intercom call when on an external call. Caller display To dial a number from the call list, to delete all numbers from the call log, to copy a number from the call list into the phonebook. 8 Additional base units Connecting to a switchboard. 27 28 Troubleshooting 9-11 Answering system Setting up, PIN code, ring delay, emergency number, filtering. Message display, memory full. Other handset features Redial list, switching the handset on & off, paging the handset(s), belt clip, headset socket. Additional network services, menu system. 12-13 Phonebook Storing names/numbers. Viewing names, dialling, editing, deleting, languages. 14-15 Customising your base unit 16-20 Using handset with different bases, key lock, monitor, base select. [. . . ] 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 misplaced handsets. To page: Press and release the page button. 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. Redial list Your A200/C200 will store the last ten numbers dialled automatically. One or all of the numbers can be re-dialled as required. Press until the required number is visible on the ;the number will be dialled automatically. To delete numbers from the redial memory, ensure the number is on the display and press 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. Other handset features 12 To turn the handset OFF: Press and hold until the handset beeps and the screen goes blank. To turn the handset ON : Press and hold until the handset beeps, the display will show status once the handset has latched on to the base. Note: The handset will not respond to paging when switched off. Other handset features Additional network services The key can be used to access additional network services. Contact your network operator for further details. Menu system Your telephone features a simple menu system with informative display messages. Four keys are used to navigate the menu. SCROLL UP; used to enter the menu mode and to scroll up within menus. OK; used to enter sub menus and to confirm selections. CANCEL; used to exit or erase incorrect settings. SCROLL DOWN; used to scroll down within menus and access CID log. The main menu consists of the following sub menus: PHONEBK TAD MENU (only available with C110 models) LANGUAGE REGISTER KEY LOCK MONITOR B SELECT BASE HANDSET Note: When KEYLOCK is active no calls can be made . This includes emergency calls. Other handset features 13 PHONEBK = Phone book PHONEBK = PHONE BOOK Your A200/C200 DECT telephone can store up to 40 of your popular numbers. This will allow you to retrieve the numbers and dial them with minimal key strokes. [. . . ] The battery icon will stop flashing when the battery is fully charged. I have spilt liquid onto my handset: Your A200/C200 handset is not waterproof. We have had an electrical storm and my A200/C200 has stopped working: There may have been a power surge through your telephone line or electrical mains. Such surges may interrupt your mains power supply and cause your base station to lock up. Remove the power line to your telephone and reconnect it. [. . . ]