Amplicomms PowerTel 711 Voice User manual

User manual
PowerTel
711 Voice

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Incoming call light
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Memory 1, 2, 3
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Boost button with
LED
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setting
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Left softkey (opens
the menu in
standby state)
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Internal key
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External call/
Handsfree
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/Ringer on/off
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Pause
(long press 0)
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Microphone
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Call transfer /
long press (7 s)
to access voice
prompt settings
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Headset socket
(Headset not
included)
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Up/Redial
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Volume (+ / -)
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Phonebook/
Save/OK
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Recall
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End call
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Down/Calls list/
Equalizer
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Keypad
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#/Keylock
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General
The PowerTel 711 Voice is an additional handset for your
PowerTel 710 Voice.
In fact it is a DECT handset, which can be registered to a
DECT base. Due to various protocols some base unit featu-
res may be not accessable, e. g. caller display, phone book
transfer, call transfer, answering machine etc. This is more
likely when using a phone system other than amplicomms.
The following quick guide describes the outstanding featu-
res of the PowerTel 711 Voice, which you also nd in the
PowerTel 710 Voice user guide.
Please also refer to the PowerTel 710 Voice user manual
for details of other functions and menu options not descri-
bed in this quick guide.
GENERAL
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Operation of Voice Menu
The PowerTel 711 Voice incorporates a speaking voice
menu in order to guide you through the operation of the
handset and its menu system. For example if you press
and release the button on the keypad you will hear the
announcement “Enter menu mode – edit phonebook
mode – press A to return, press B to select, press up or
down arrow to select other options”.
This announcement is advising you that should you wish
to return to the start and exit the menu mode you press
the button. If you want to proceed into the ‘edit phone-
book mode’ you press the button or if you want to
select other options in the menu to press and release the
up or down arrow buttons on the centre navigation key.
Besides assisting you through the menu steps the voice
menu provides you with other features which are detailed
below.
1. Talking Caller Display
(a) When an incoming call includes the caller display
number, the unit will announce the telephone num-
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ber once. The handset will then continue to play the
pre-set ringtone as usual.
(b) If the incoming telephone number matches a num-
ber stored in the phone book, for example Jenny
Smith, then during the incoming ringing, the hand-
set will spell the name rst, J-e-n-n-y-space-S-m-i-t-
h, and then continue with the pre-set ringtone as
usual.
(c) If a VIP ring in phone book entry has been recorded
by the user, then during the incoming ringing the
handset will directly play the pre-recorded voice
repeated as the ringer tone.
2. Phone book searching and editing
(a) When storing a name in the phone book the handset
will announce each alphabetical character for every
key operation.
For example : If you want to enter the letter “S”,
press the numeric key “7” four times and the hand-
set will announce “P” →“Q” →“R” →“S”.
(b) When you want to access the phone book, you can
either use the alphabetical character to search the
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rst letter of the name or by using the up / down
arrow keys.
(i) Using an alphabet character; when selecting
the required character, the handset will spell
the stored name after 2 seconds delay.
(ii) Alternatively by using the up / down arrow, the
handset will announce the rst letter after one
second delay. If no key operation detected for
2 seconds the handset will then spell the
name.
3. Talking Keys
When the handset is in stand-by mode, operation of some
keys will announce its related function in order to remind
the user which function is being accessed. These include:
(a) Boost On / Off key
(b) Prole Select key
(c) Ringer On / Off key
(d) Keypad Lock / Unlock
(e) Intercom Key
(f) Recall Key
(g) Transfer Key
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Some keys will directly announce the stored numbers ins-
tead of a function:
(i) Memory 1, 2 and 3 Keys
(j) ‘B’ key (Phone Book)
(k) Last Number Redial Key
(l) Call Log Key
There are two kinds of voice menu for user to select, full
and simple.
• For full voice menu mode (setting: On), your phone will
announce the function of all keys.
• For simple voice menu mode (setting: Simple), Talking
Keys,Talking Caller ID or name spell announcement will
be the same as the full voice menu. But during menu
operation, the unit only reads out the top level of menu
functions. The next level of menu will not have any
voice prompt instruction.
Settings: Menu -> Tools -> Voice prompt
4. Recording your own incoming ring prompts
The PowerTel 711 Voice handset has facility for you to
record up to thirteen (10 phone book entries and 3 direct
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memories) of your own prompts or messages so that
when an incoming call is received from a known source it
will announce that prompt or message when that person
calls you.
Note: You must subscribe to your network provider’s Caller
Display/Caller ID service for this feature to work. A quarter-
ly fee may be payable.
In order to record your own prompt or message you must
first ensure that the Voice Prompt announcement facility is
switched on. Settings: Menu -> Tools -> Voice prompt
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Recording your own incoming ring prompts
The PowerTel 711 Voice handset has facility for you to
record up to thirteen (10 phone book entries and 3 direct
memories) of your own prompts or messages so that
when an incoming call is received from a known source it
will announce that prompt or message when that person
calls you.
Note: You must subscribe to your network provider’s Caller
Display/Caller ID service for this feature to work. A quarter-
ly fee may be payable.
In order to record your own prompt or message you must
first ensure that the Voice Prompt announcement facility is
switched on. Settings: Menu -> Tools -> Voice prompt
Enter a name and number in your phone book/quick dial
memory button
1. Open your phone book by pressing alternatively
press and hold the direct memory button (1, 2 or 3) that
you wish to program and press .
2. Press . The display will show “New entry” or “Edit
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entry”. Use or to select which option you want
and press again.
3. Enter the name you want to store and press .
4. Enter the phone number you want to store and press
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5. Scroll using or until the display shows “Record
Ring Tone”.
6. Press to start recording and the display will
increment to shown how many seconds have been
used for the recording. A maximum of 9 seconds recor-
ding duration is possible for each entry.
7. When you have nished recording the prompt or mes-
sage press . The display will then show “Ring Tone
Save?”
8. Press to save the recording.
After recording the voice prompt or message next time
a call is received from that caller the handset will
match the phonebook entry with the incoming tele-
phone number and then the voice prompt will be
announced.
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Connect your charger base
Plug the other power adapter that’s already attached to
your charger base into your mains power wall socket and
switch the power on. You should ensure access to the
power adapter plug is not obstructed by furniture or such.
Registering the handset at a PowerTel base
At the handset:
1. Press and hold for approx 10 seconds until the dis-
play shows Press & Hold Base Page Key.
At the base:
2. Press and hold for at least 10 seconds until the indi-
cator light on the base ickers.
Note: If you are registering a PowerTel 711 Voice to a base
station other than Amplicomms you will need to consult
your base station user manual in order to determine how
Important: make sure any handset you’re registering is
fully charged before you try to register it.
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to place the base unit in registration mode. This will repla-
ce step 2 shown above. It will also be necessary to know
the current PIN set for your base, if it has not already been
changed you should be able to nd the default pin in your
base station user manual.
Detailed information for using the handset and information
for safety and guarantee you find in the user guide of your
PowerTel 710 Voice.
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Menu Structure with a base PowerTel 710 Voice
Phonebook
Prole
Handset RingTone External / Intercom Ringtone
Ringer Volume
Equalizer
Boost On
Handset Name
Keypad Beep
Contrast
AutoTalk
BacklightTime
Conrm Beep
Select Base
Language
Registration
Base Settings RingTone
Ringer Volume
Dial Mode Tone / Pulse
Recall Short / Long
System PIN
Time Set Alarm
Date andTime
SetTime Format
Tools Appointment
Voice prompt On / Off / Simple
MENU STRUCTURE
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APPENDIX
Disposal
In order to dispose of your device, take it to a col-
lection point provided by your local public waste
authorities (e.g. recycling centre). According to
laws on the disposal of electronic and electrical
devices, owners are obliged to dispose of old
electronic and electrical devices in a separate
waste container.
The adjacent symbol indicates that the device
must not be disposed of in normal domestic
waste!
Batteries represent a hazard to both health and
the environment!
Never open, damage or swallow batteries, nor
allow them to get into the environment.
They may contain toxic and ecologically hazar-
dous heavy metals. You are legally obliged to dis-
pose of batteries at the point of sale or at appro-
priate collection points provided by your local
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charge. The adjacent symbols indicate that
batteries must not be disposed of in normal
domestic waste and but at authorised collection
points.
Packaging materials must be disposed of
according to local regulations.
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