LU 23670187-3 B Twist 317 GB Belgacom.book
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1. mark attests that the products comply with the essential requirements of Directive R amp TTE 99 05 CE for user safety in accordance with Directives 73 23 CE for electromagnetic interference in accordance with Di rective 89 336 CE And that it makes efficient use of the radio spectrum al located to terrestrial communications The manufacturer declares that the products are manufactu red in accordance with ANNEX III of Directive R amp TTE 1999 5 CE BELGACOM CERTIFICATE OF GUARANTEE Specially selected for you by Belgacom the apparatus described above is covered by a labour and parts guarantee against any eguip ment fault or construction defect for a period of one 1 year unless contractual dispositions exist to the contrary This guarantee becomes effective as of the date of apparatus collection or delivery Travel expenses incurred by Belga com personnel are not covered by the guaran tee unless a technical assistance contract has been signed If you encounter any difficulties with your apparatus you can either telephone the compe tent technical service indicated on the back of this page or you may go to one of our T l bou tiques taking along with you this present certi ficate as well as the complete apparatus in its original packaging or in another form of packa ging that ensures a comparable level of safety and protection for the apparatus The addresses of our T l boutiques can be found in the2. RINGING AND BEEPS menu TIMER sub menu SET sub sub menu INSTALLATION The base station rests on a mounting base provided for table or desktop installation with two possible tilt angles or wall mounting Desktop installation ran SES N 7 Mounting base Base station I Run the power cord through the square hole 1 of the mounting base and plug it in the socket 2 at the back of the base station I Run the telephone cord into the square hole 1 of the mounting base and plug it in the socket 3 at the back of the base station me Fit the four hooks 4 of the mounting base into the four holes 5 of the base station see diagram above and slide the mounting base upwards until it snaps into place Remark you can fit the mounting base on the back of the base station in two different ways depending on the reguired tilt angle side views or Least tilted position Most tilted position me Pull the cord and connect the base station to the telephone network using the phone cord and to the mains using the power cord Wall mounting I Repeat all of the previous steps desktop installation using only the least tilted position You can then drill two fixing holes into the wall with a 122 mm space between them hole 1 122 mm hole 2 You can then fit the 2 screw heads into the 2 holes provided the first one 6 at the top of the base station and the other 7 c
3. each service activation or deactivation wait for the confirmation tone quick intermittent tone then hang up by pressing the red key Caution Using a password is not possible Functions accessible during communication In communication press the a U e key twice screen opposite EE z then press the key under the GY ne nme CO a directory icon Select the function that you want to initiate from the following list and press the green key to validate Initiate Belgacom Ring Back Ring back On R5 service call back if the number called is busy Accept Call2 R2 Accept a second call signal Alternate between Ist and 2nd Alternate R2 callers 3 PTY R3 Establish a 3 party conversation Transfer the call in progress to Call Transi ARA another number of your choice Reject Call2 RO Ignore the 2nd call End conversation in progress and Reject Take2 R1 take the 2nd call Put Ist call on hold and make a Init Call2 R 2nd call DIRECTORY MENU PRESS v 1 The Directory can contain up to 50 entries Using the alphanumerical keypad Hold any alphanumerical key down to scroll the letters Example hold the 2 key down to scroll 2 A B C a b c 2 A B Release the key as the reguired letter appears NEW VW 12 To create a new directory entry eo me Enter the name and press OK Enter the number and press OK The O key lets you insert a dialling pause betw
4. handset registration by getting closer to the base station The handset s screen should display the base station s name and the handset registration number if registered Check for proper base station connection You get the busy tone each time you dial a number Check that the dialling mode Tone or Pulse dialling is compatible with your telephone exchange Check for pauses after the 0 or the 9 in your stored numbers if your line is connected to a Private Automatic Branch Exchange PABX Make sure your time credit is not over if enabled Your handset is eguipped with a rechargeable battery The capacity of this battery may decrease slightly with time In that case Allow your handset to discharge completely and then charge it for at least 12 hours You can do that every two months approximately to increase battery life However if the problem persists replacement batteries are availa ble from your local sales outlet The handset s screen displays HANDSET NOT REGISTERED Register your handset with a base station refer to BASE menu Press W 6 page 14 19 Your mobile set has a radio range of about 300 metres when situated in completely open space or up to 50 metres indoors the close proximity of metal elements a TV set or any other electric apparatus other than your base station may reduce this range Do not install the unit in a damp room bathroom laundry room or kitchen
5. information pages of the Telephone Guides In the case of eguipment faults or construction defects your apparatus will be repaired or replaced free of charge upon presentation of this guarantee certificate which had been duly filled out at the time of purchase Belgacom alone shall determine what repairs and or repla cements shall be deemed necessary The applicable guarantee period for a repaired or replaced apparatus shall expire at the moment of the expiry date of the guarantee applicable to the purchased apparatus without this period being nonetheless less than three 3 months The guarantee does not cover any damage of any nature whose origin shall not be prior to the sale of the said apparatus any damage disturbance and defectiveness due to customer fault or whose cause is external to the apparatus lightning over oH di voltage humidity accidental deterioration unsatisfactory use or unsatisfactory mainte nance and or servicing non observation of the instructions of the Directions for Use as well as any case of force majeure repair or replacement of mobile elements cords wires plugs antennas etc the replacement of accessory elements which must be regularly changed cells batteries paper ink etc and the supply of cleaning products This guarantee is not applicable if the customer has modified or repaired the terminal apparatus himself or using the ser vices of persons who are n
6. Moyedown during entry hold a key Green key down to display the Pick up digit then the corresponding or Direct dialling of emergency nbr or Calls hold down or On switch on the handset or hands free during a call letters Microphone X Secret or XK Muted ringing Battery icon Indicator for handset within base station field c Handset or imer or and on line alarm on HANDSET 1 1JAN 8 00 BASE 1 Base station s name N Hands free mode HANDSET 1 Handset s reg number Date Time USING THE PHONE SET Enjoy unrestricted communication The handset has been pre configured in English in the factory At first use a flag is displayed on the screen To access the language selection menu press OK or wait a few seconds select a language with A or W then OK If you want to keep English press C Remark to change the language please refer to LANGUAGE W 53 page 13 Switching On Off To switch on your handset hold the green key down To switch off your handset hold the red key down Calling Dial the number Press the green key talk Press the red key to hang up Answering Your phone rings Press the green key to answer VO ao Press the red key to hang up Enabling the hands free feature during a call Press the green key The icon XX blinks on the screen Press the green key to disable the feature Adjusting the sound volume durin
7. On or O Off and press OK e Useful tip you can use the timer when cooking a meal or to remember the time of an appointment SET MENU PRESS v 5 Lets you customise the settings of your handset PROGRAM KEYS VW 51 To re program a function on the Ce C Gs keys Choose any of the Ce CA or e9 a7 keys with A or W and press OK C Choose with A or W and press OK Directory direct access Redial Silent mode e Intercom key Key Operator WELCOME SCREEN W 52 To customise the message that temporarily appears each time you switch on your phone Press C to delete the current message He Enter the new message and press OK LANGUAGE W 53 To select the language used on the handset s screen Select a language with A or W and Fy SE press OK ECONOMY MODE VW 54 To extend the battery life switch off the screen when you leave your phone unused CD Choose with CA M On or press OK Off and To re activate the screen press the green 77 key CONTRAST W 55 Change the contrast with A or W and a7 press OK KEYGUARD W 56 To activate or deactivate the keypad when left unused for one minute CD Choose with CD M On or press OK Off and To re activate the keypad press the key and OK Goe Remark You can always call the emergency num bers 100 101 and 112 DATE TIME VW 57 eo me Ent
8. Twist a17 User manual oe BELGACOM CONTENTS The PLUS features of your telephone set Unpacking List of Menus Installation The base station The handset Using the phone set The Intercom functions Belgacom smart services DIRECTORY menu Press w 1 CALLS menu Press 2 RINGING AND BEEPS menu Press w 3 SET menu Press w 5 BASE menu Press w 6 BASE BASE SETTINGS menu cont d Press w 63 MISC menu Press w 7 Parameters by default at delivery Troubleshooting Informations Belgacom Certificate of guarantee THE PLUS FEATURES OF YOUR TELEPHONE SET L Digital sound quality L Belt clip L User friendly browser Q Interchangeable colour covers to customise L 50 entry directory yout Handset I Hands free L Belgacom Services compatibility UNPACKING Check for the following items Please contact your dealer for any missing item The telephone line cord The base station The telephone plug The mounting base for the base station Two removable colour covers for the handset The handset The belt clip The base station power pack LIST OF MENUS Press the green key to switch your uy Press OK to confirm and or enter the sub E handset on ety menu EO W To access the first menu an AF the different items at any level or to access the last menu using A or V Access any menu by scrolling using
9. Use A or W to choose the number of cyfe the handset you want to erase and press OK HANDSET NOT REGISTERED is displayed on the erased handset s screen CUSTOM BASE BASE NAME W 621 To choose the base station s name Using A or W choose the base station whose name you want to change Press C to delete the current name ALA Enter the new name and press OK O ao CUSTOM BASE PRIORITY W 622 To privilege one base station when using several with overlapping radio coverages Remark in the PRIORITY menu a cross mark in the place of the base station s name shows the prio rity base station Use A or to choose the priority base station and press OK BASE BASE SETTINGS MENU CONT D PRESS v 63 Lets you set the technical paremeters of the base station DATE TIME VW 631 VIEW you can see the base station date and time SET TIME me Enter the time as HH MM hours minutes and press OK SET DATE ne Enter the date as DD MM YY PHONE LINE LINE TYPE W 6321 To choose the type of network to which your base station is connected day month year and press OK Choose with A or W private or a7 e public and press OK If you are connected to a Private Automatic Branch exchange PABX and you use a TAM set your handset to the private mode so that the TAM cor rectly counts the number of rings siS PHONE LINE DIAL TYPE W 6322 To choose
10. ay CO Choose with CD M On or press OK Off then MISC MENU PRESS v 7 Room monitoring service To be able to use this service you should have two handsets registered with the base station This service lets you monitor the ambient noise of aroom Example Handset 2 monitors listens in From handset 1 ROOM MONITORING VW 71 To activate or deactivate this service CD Choose with CD M On or press OK Remark While this service is activated room moni toring appears on the screen of the handset which surveys the room Off and From handset 2 To start monitoring i Enter the registration number for the other handset here 1 Press the green key the other handset automatically answers without ringing and you can hear the ambient noise Press the green key to activate the hands free mode Y O Press the red key to stop monitoring aie Remark If you get a call the internal communica tion between both handsets is cut off handset 2 starts ringing and handset 1 in the room to be mon itored does not ring EMERGENCY W 72 To program an emergency phone number PROGRAM to choose the emergency number ws STATUS to activate or deactivate Enter the emergency number and press OK Choose with M On or press OK Off and Remark While this service is activated emer gency appears on the screen instead o
11. e Press C to return to the previous menu A or or directly enter the menu ye Press and hold C down to exit Ee number Remark the numbers must not be typed in too fast 1 DIRECTORY For easy management of your directory Page 11 Find Find a directory entry 10 12 New Create a directory entry 10 13 Edit Edit an existing directory entry 10 14 Delete Delete a directory entry 10 15 My handset Your handset registration number 10 16 Entries used Number of existing directory entries 10 17 Position Classify directory entries by number 10 2 CALLS View received calls and dialled numbers Page 21 Calls list Store received called up to 20 numbers 11 22 Redial list Store the last 20 dialled numbers 11 23 All calls List of all numbers both incoming and outgoing calls 11 24 Last call duration Duration of last call 11 3 RINGING AND BEEPS Customise your ringing tones Page 31 Ringing Choose your handset s ringing tones Possible choices Call ringing on the telephone line 12 between 2 handset or alarm call 32 Silent mode Switch to silent mode for a break 12 33 Alarm Use your handset as an alarm clock 12 34 Timer Use your handset as a timer 12 35 Beeps Keypad beep tone at each key depression or low battery 12 beep 5 SET Customise your telephone set Page 51 Program keys For freguent use of any function programmed on one of these three keys Ce 2 or Ges 52 Welcome screen Type your greeting message 13 53 Language Choose your language 13 54 Econom
12. een two digits key held down symbol displayed EDIT W 13 To access the entries classified in alphabetical order Select an entry through A or W or or enter the first letter hold key down and ms press OK Ae ii Then you can edit the selected entry using the C key and the alphanumerical keypad DELETE V 14 To delete a directory entry Select the entry through A or W or or enter the first letter hold key down and eo ms press OK MY HANDSET W 15 To display your handset s registration number on the phone screen ENTRIES USED W 16 To display the number of directory entries used on the phone screen as 10 50 POSITION W 17 To access the entries classified by their position number Select an entry through A or W or enter its position number two digits and press OK Now you can edit the selected entry using the C key and the numerical keypad O Calling a party FIND W 11 to call a party by selecting the corresponding entry through its related name EP or Select the entry through A or W or me enter the first letter hold key down then le O press the green key POSITION W 17 to call a party by selecting the corresponding entry through its related number or Select an entry through A or W or me enter its position number then press the 7 green key Useful tip enter the entry slot number then a for direct access to a number stored i
13. entred on the mounting base Remark The screws and pegs are not included I Once the base installed put the handset on the base station the j icon will scroll indicating quick charging is in progress Remark Scrolling will stop on completion of the quick charge process Charging will then go on slowly to ensure maximum battery service life Caution Before using your phone for the first time or after a long time off the base station or the charger support you should allow your handset to charge completely for at least 12 hours Useful tip there are two possible tilt angles for desktop installation Only the least tilted position should be used for wall mounting THE BASE STATION The base station of your cordless Phone set allows you to use up to six handsets The handset delivered with the base station is pre registered with the base This set al lows handling both external calls and calls between hand sets Intercom feature Remark a single handset can be connected to up to 4 bases Indicator light green lit power on flashing on line fast flashing handset registration Long press registering handsets with the base Short press searching handsets Q THE HANDSET Earpiece 2 Direct access key for Belgacom services CG Gs Program keys Browser Red key Confirm Hang up Cancel or Stop switch off handset hold down Move up Alphanumerical keypad
14. er the time as HH MM hours minutes and press OK me Enter the date as DD MM YY CRE Remark the date and time are displayed at the bot tom of the standby screen from basis day month year and press OK AUTO CLEAR W 58 To program auto clear to take place each time you put your handset on the base station at the end of a call CD Choose with CD M On or press OK Off and Useful tip press any of the CD CD or keys for direct access to a programmed function 13 BASE MENU PRESS v6 Lets you register one or more handsets with the base station and customise the base station As delivered the handset is pre registered with the base The handset s standby screen displays BASE 1 base station s name HANDSET 1 handset registration number You may have to register additional handsets REGISTER AUTOMATIC W 611 To automatically register a handset base station s number and name given automatically SEARCHING FOR BASE is displayed on the handset screen Press the c key on the base station press and hold REGISTERED then HANDSET 1 are briefly displayed in turns on the handset screen Remark automatic registration is possible only if the base station s code is 0000 REGISTER CUSTOM WY 612 To register a handset in the following cases the base station s code is no longer 0000 you have customised the code you own several base stations e yo
15. f the handset s number To call the emergency phone number N Press the automatic green key dialling is Caution When restrictions and emergency numbers are used simultaneously the restrictions take priority PARAMETERS BY DEFAULT AT DELIVERY 3 RINGING AND BEEPS Page 31 Ringing Ringing n 2 Volume level 2 12 32 Silent mode off 12 33 Alarm off 12 34 Timer 00 00 Off 12 35 Beeps Keypad press On Battery low On 12 5 SET Page 51 Program keys 1 Directory 2 Belgacom services 3 Silent mode 13 52 Welcome screen Belgacom 13 53 Language English 13 54 Economy mode off 13 55 Contrast Level 1 13 56 Keyguard Off 13 57 Date Time 00 00 01 01 00 13 58 Auto Clear Off 13 6 BASE Page 61 Register Registered handset number COMBINE 1 14 62 Custom base 15 621 Base name BASE I 15 63 Base settings 15 631 Date Time 08 26 01 01 01 15 632 Phone line Configuring the phone line Available options Type of line public Type of dialling freguency Flash duration R key short 15 Prefix Off Call Barr Off Time credit 0 min Off 2nd Call Off 633 Handsets Base code 0000 15 7 Misc Page 71 Room monitoring Off 17 72 Emergency Off 17 18 Incident TROUBLESHOOTING Action There is no radio link between the base station and the handset The handset s screen displays SEARCHING FOR BASE Check that the handset s battery is properly charged Check for
16. g a call Press the Ce key to turn down the volume Press the ee key to turn up the volume i ece eoooo Oe amp Activating the Secret mode during a call Press the C key your party can no longer hear you The icon XJ is displayed on the screen To deactivate the Secret mode press the C key again Using the R key during a call To use the R key during a call for instance for the Call or Transfert signal services Press on key e display opposite then on key Ce under letter R r is the displayed on the screen THE INTERCOM FUNCTIONS Owning several handsets will give you varied communication possibilities To be able to use these functions you must make certain that all the handsets have been correctly inscribed on the base refer to BASE menu Press W 6 page 14 Calling another handset ms Enter the handset s internal number Press the green key talk Press the red key to hang up Calling all handsets Press the key Press the green key talk MOV O Press the red key to hang up Making registered handsets ring Press the gt button on the base station press and hold To stop the ringing press the a o gt button on the base station again press and hold During an external communication 1 To forward the call to another handset Press the OK key H Enter the handset s number then press the green key Ans
17. less than 1 50 m from the sink This unit should only be used at a temperature between 59C and 45 C In stormy areas protect the unit using an overvoltage protec tion device and make sure your insurance policy covers such damage The top of your cordless phone should be handled with care to avoid injuries Electric connection 230 V network power supply single phase alternating current except for IT system installations as defined in Standard EN 60 950 As a precaution in case of danger AC adapters are used as 230 V power supply dis connection devices They should be placed next to the unit and be within reach The base station should be used only with the accompanying power pack Telephone connection the voltages present on this network are TRT classified Tension R seau T l phonique telepho ne network voltage as per Standard EN 41 003 20 INFORMATIONS Information note 1 The use of DECT equipment is not guaranteed against in terference induced by other authorised utilisations of radioe lectric frequencies 2 No DECT equipment may be used to establish links between fixed points unless these links are not permanent and the antenna isotropic radiated power does not exceed 50 mW This unit is designed for connection to the Public Switched Telephone Network PSTN It is in accordance with harmo nised Standards TBR21 TBR38 and ETSI 201121 In case of any problems first contact your Supplier The C
18. n the directory 10 CALLS MENU PRESS v 2 The calls log lets you consult the Calls List or Redial List The base station stores all the calls received on the telephone line if you are subscribed to the Cal ler Display Service If switched on the handset also stores all the re ceived calls as well as the numbers dialled from the handset CALLS LIST W 21 A list of the last 20 received calls with caller display on the handset REDIAL LIST VW 22 A list of the last 20 dialled numbers by this hand set ALL CALLS W 23 A list of the last 20 calls received and numbers dialled on the handset To access to the list of all the calls received on the base station if you are subscribed to the Caller Display Service Press A the m icon appears and press OK After having accessed to a list of numbers except incoming calls to the base Select the number through A or W and press OK Select an option and press OK Call dialling is automatic Dir store in the directory enter the name and press OK Ke Delete the number is deleted from the memory Delete all all the receivedcalls on the base station and the handset and the dialled numbers are deleted from the memory LAST CALL DURATION W 24 Displays the duration of the last call e Useful tip hold the green key down until the word CALLS appears for direct access to all of the last 20 calls ALL menu Press A or W to select o
19. ne of these numbers and press the green key to call it siis RINGING AND BEEPS MENU PRESS v 3 Lets you customise your phone s sounds and melodies RINGING VW 31 To choose the ringing volume and melody Choose between external call internal call and alarm and press OK 6 G O a U Use A or to select your melody se the key to listen to the melody and press OK 6 GO Use A or to adjust the volume of the melody 6 g Use the Ge key to listen to the volume and press OK GO SILENT MODE 32 To switch off the ringing CD Choose with CD M On or O Off then OK ALARM W 33 To use your handset as an alarm clock SET ang STATUS to activate or deactiver the alarm Enter the required alarm activation time and press OK Choose with se M On or O Off then OK Ke TIMER W 34 To use your handset as a timer SET Enter the required timer duration as HH MM hours minutes and press OK 6 C38 eco STATUS to activate or deactivate the timer Choose with M On or O Off and press OK EO BEEPS W 35 To enable or not the following beeps KEYPAD PRESS to enable or not the key beeps CD Choose with CD M On or O Off and press OK BATTERY LOW to enable or not the low battery beep as heard during a call CD Choose with C M
20. ot authorised to do so by Belgacom or if the customer has removed or falsified the production number and or the brands of the terminal apparatus Belgacome shall not be liable for or held res ponsible for any indirect or consequential damage suffered by the customer as a result of unsatisfactory apparatus functioning such as notably any production loss loss of profit or earnings or loss of contracts The general sales terms of our terminal appara tus can be obtained upon simple request made in any of the different Belgacom services which are accessible to the public BELGACOM limited liability company subject to public law Bd Roi Albert II 27 B 1030 Brussels VAT BE 202 239 951 RC Brussels BELGIUM 587 163 nd your office y Each member of the The baby sitting feature Mini Telephone Exchange family has got their own room monotoring Call forwarding handset lets you conveniently watch Intercom over your child from another room To order your additional handsets contact your next telecommunication shop
21. the dialling type suited to your telephone exchange Choose with amp or W tone or decimal pulse dialling and press OK PHONE LINE R DURATION 6323 To choose the duration of the signal as generated by the R key according to the country you are in Choose with A or W short 120 ms or long 200 ms and press OK PHONE LINE PBX PREFIX W 6324 PREFIX VAL to program a prefix as required on certain private installations and not dial it before each call r Enter the prefix 1 to 8 characters 0 for instance and press OK MIN LENGTH to choose a minimum phone number length from which the prefix will be activated Enter the minimum length 10 for e instance and press OK Example with 10 as a minimum length H ja 4 digit number will not activate the prefix whereas a 10 digit number will activate it STATUS to activate or deactivate B PHONE LINE RESTRICT W 6325 The call restriction feature will prevent the dialling of certain numbers beginning with the prefixes of your choice PREFIXES to choose the prohibited prefixes Choose with M On or press OK Off and Enter the base station s code and OK Use A or W to choose PREFIX and press OK Choose one of the 5 prefixes and press OK OA A 7 a ok 6 au 6 ag Press the C key to delete the prefix Enter the new prefix and press OK 6 a a US to activate or deacti
22. u want to activate from those found in the following list and press the green key to validate Listen to messages left by your Phonemail 1230 callers by means of the answering machine Phonemail Know the last call that entered and 1919 was not answered with possibility of direct dialling of this number Activation of forward call function enter a number of your choice then OK Forward On Forward Off 1 Deactivation of forward call function Activation of forward call in case of no answer function enter a number of your choice then OK No Reply On No Reply Off Deactivation of forward call in case 61 of no answer function Activation of forward call in case of Fw Busy On h SH line busy function enter a number of 67 your choice then OK Fw Busy Off Deactivation of forward call in case 6TH of line busy function 2 Call On ae 434 Activation of 2 Call signal 2 Call Off ie kegs 434 Deactivation of 2 Call signal Fixed Ca On Activation of fixed on ie as 533 enter an emergency number of your choice then OK Fixed Ca Off 4538 Deactivation of fixed call function Ring back Off Deactivate the Belgacom Ring Back 37 service Ta tn Activation of refuse display of your a3 number for next call enter this number then OK Deactivation of refuse display of Anon Off ae your number for next call enter this number then OK After
23. u want to choose a name for your base sta tion this will be permanently displayed on the top line of the welcome screen you want to choose the handset registration number Choose the required base station number using A or W and press OK Delete the current base station name Enter the new name and press OK O ap Press the c key on the base station press and hold Choose the reguired handset number using A or W and press OK REGISTERED briefly appears on the screen BASE SETTINGS HANDSETS REGISTER VW 6332 On another handset already registered with the base station this menu is used to set the base station to the handset search mode in addition to the REGISTER menu from the handset to be registered Same effect as pressing the 7a key on the base station press and hold A BASE SETTINGS HANDSETS CHANGE CODE W 6331 To customise the base station s code in order to prevent unauthorised handset registration or erasing r Enter the cirrent base station s code 0000 by default as delivered and OK Enter the new base station s code and press OK do that twice R BASE SETTINGS HANDSETS ERASE V 6333 To erase a handset from the base station Og Enter the base station s code 0000 by default as delivered Enter the base station s code 0000 by default as delivered SEARCHING FOR BASE is displayed on the screen 14
24. vate Enter the base station s code and OK Use A or W to choose STATUS and A Pang Y ge zi 0 6 a gt press OK Choose with 2 M On or O Off and CHE press OK Caution In case of an attempt of call of a restricted number occupied will appear in the screen 6s PHONE LINE TIME CREDI W 6326 To define a time credit from which dialling will be prohibited on your telephone line VIEW you can see the time credit minutes still available MODIFY VALUE to choose the value of the time credit is Enter the base station s code and OK Use A or W to choose VALUE and agg ae amp press OK Enter the time credit minutes and press CE ep OK MODIFY STATUS to activate or deactivate m bd a Enter the base station s code 7 and OK Use or to choose STATUS and i COD Choose with CA M On or O Off and CE press OK Remark when the time credit is over the screen will display busy each time you make a call 0000 as delivered to change the code refer to BASE SETTINGS HANDSETS page 14 PHONE LINE 2ND CALL V 6327 If the second call signal is activated refer to 2 Call On page 9 and if you are subscribed to the Number Display Service you can read the identity of the second caller on the screen the caller s phone number or the caller s name if it has been recorded in the directory To activate or deactivate this displ
25. wer from the called 7 handset O Press the red key to forward the call or or press the OK key to resume the call CRE 2 To answer a call coming from another handset To answer the call press the OK key To switch between callers press the OK key To reject the call press the C key J 9 During an internal communication 1 To call an external party and transfer the call CHE Press the OK key Dial your party s number and press the green key Oz Press the red key to forward the call or press the OK key to resume the call o A 6 a g 2 To answer an external call Press the OK key to answer the call C a g To switch between callers press the OK key C a u To reject the call press the C key 6 a u Caution when a conversations is put into waiting line the caller doesn t hear anything Useful tip you can use two handsets as a room monitor to monotor a baby or children See page 17 for full details on this feature BELGACOM SMART SERVICES Your handset makes Comfort M services simpler to use Certain services are pre programmed in the di rect access key se They can be accessed when you are not in communication ring back if busy etc or during communication three party conversation call transfer etc Services when not in communication When not in communication press CD bkey G2 Select using or W the function that yo
26. y mode Save your battery 13 55 Contrast Optimise the screen contrast for enhanced visibility 13 56 Keyguard Avoid unintentional dialling 13 57 Date Time To permanently know what time it is 13 58 Auto Clear Each time you put the handset on the base station 13 a 6 BASE To better manage your base station Page 61 Register Handset registration automatic or customised 14 62 Custom base Customise your base station 15 621 Base name Give a name to your base station 15 622 Priority Give priority to a base station when using several 15 63 Base settings Configure your base station 15 631 Date Time Set the base station s date and time 15 632 Phone line Configuring the phone line Available options Type of line private or public Type of dialling Flash duration R key 15 e Dialling prefix when using a PABX e Limit the dialling of certain numbers Choose a time credit for outgoing calls Read the identity of the second caller on the screen 633 Handsets Managing handsets Available options Change the handset code f 14 Register a handset with a base station Erase a handset from a base station 7 MISC Page 71 Room monitoring Using 2 handsets 17 72 Emergency Programming of a phone number accessible through the 17 green key Remark Each menu is described on a page with the name of the menu on top of the page The sub menus and sub sub menus are presented as follows always in capital letters for instance for the
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