Aristel AN105 User manual

Ver 1.02 Sept 2007

Congratulations
on purchasing our high quality product.
Please read the manual carefully to find out all features and how your telephone works,
so you can get the best out of your new phone.
Safety precautions
To reduce the risk of the electrical shock and injury, please follow these basic safety
precautions before using the phone.
1. Carefully read and observe the instructions in this manual.
2. Heed the warnings marked on the unit.
3. When cleaning, unplug the phone. Use a damp cloth. Do not use liquid or aerosol
cleaners.
4. Do not place objects on the line cord that may cause damage.
5. Do not use this phone in wet surroundings and environments where there is a risk of
explosion.
6. Avoid spilling any liquid on the phone.
7. Unplug this phone from the wall outlet and refer servicing to qualified service
personnel.
8. Take care for polarity of batteries, insert the rechargeable batteries in accordance
with polarity symbols ( this instruction is found in the installing batteries section.)
9. Only use Never use other
ordinary batteries or conventional alkaline batteries. Otherwise health risks and
personal injuries cannot be excluded.
10. Do not mix exhausted and full batteries. Exhausted batteries shall not be removed
to usually household waste and fire. Take care for nature!
11. , identified by the symbol on the
underside of the device.
12. Children don't recognise the risks of electrical appliances. Therefore use or keep
the phone only under supervision of adults or out of the reach from children.
13. Use the phone only in the described manner.
14. Do not use or stop the use if the phone is damaged.
15. The phone is designed for working with a temperature range from 5 to 45 .
approved rechargeable batteries of the same type.
Only use the power supply unit supplied

Contents
Package Contents
Location and Function of Controls
Connecting Lines
Installing Batteries
Charging Handset
Using Handset Pocket Clip
Using Headset ( optional )
Display
Installing Bracket
Turning Handset On/Off
Making a Call
Receiving a Call
Last Number Redial
Using Speakerphone
Muting Microphone
Out of Range Operation
Adjusting Voice Volume
Setting External Ring Melody and Volume
Setting Internal Ring Melody and Volume
Setting Key Tone
Paging
Key Lock
Menu Navigation
Menu Map
Storing a Phone Number
Updating Your Phonebook
Character Map
Viewing Stored Entries
Before Using
Basic Function
Menu
Phone Book
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Erasing Numbers from Phonebook
Dialing a Number in Phonebook
Viewing Caller ID Number
Erasing All Caller ID Numbers
Dialing a Caller ID Number
Making an Internal Call
Transferring an External Call
Setting Up a Three-Way Conference Call
Registering a New Handset
De-registering a Handset
Choosing a Base Unit
Setting Handset Name
Changing Handset PIN
Setting Hot Call
Setting Auto Answer Function
Setting Any Key Talk Function
Choosing Language
Resetting Handset
Choosing Dialing Mode
Changing Flash Time
Changing Pause Time
Barring Calls
Changing Base PIN
Resetting Base
A Multi-handsets System
Handset Setting
Base Setting
Feature List
Trouble Shooting
Caller ID
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Package Contents
Once you have unpacked your phone, check to make sure that you have all the parts
shown below. If any piece is missing or broken, please call your dealer.
Location and Function of Controls
*The shape of the plugs vary according to each country's specification.
Base
Charge
pins
In use indicator
lights steadily
when a call
is in progress
Page button
Pages the handsets. Also
used to register a new handset
Power Jack
Phone
Line Jack
Rear View
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Before UsingBefore Using
Charge indicator
lights steadily
while the handset
is charging
Power adapter* (2) Line cord*
User's manual
User's manual
Three AAA batteries
(Rechargeable Ni-MH
batteries)
Handset
& Charger Cradle
Base
Pocket clip

Handset
Location and Function of Controls(continued)
Charge pins
Pocket clip
Battery cover
Rear View
Trouble ShootingTrouble Shooting
Symptom Check & Remedy
No operation
Check that the power adapter is properly connected.
Check that the telephone line cord is properly connected.
Check that the handset batteries are fully charged.
Check that the handset batteries are installed properly.
No dial tone Check that the telephone line cord is properly connected.
Check that the power adapter is properly connected.
Warning beep
occurs when
making a call
Check that the handset batteries are fully charged.
Handset seems
to have very short
battery life
Check that the charge contacts.
Consistently short battery life may indicate that
replacement of the batteries is necessary.
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Earpiece
Display
Confirms a programming
Activates intercom
communications. During
a call, transfers a call
to another handset.
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Microphone
Redials the last number
you dialled.
When entering a number,
inserts a pause between
numbers.
In standby mode, press
repeatedly to view the
outgoing numbers.
During a call, press to
get a new dial tone or
switch to call waiting caller.
Adjusts volume.
In standby mode, scrolls
through menu options, and
phonebook entries directly.
Clears characters from the
display. Also used to go to
a
the previous menu.
During call, press to
mute the microphone.
Makesoranswersacall
During a call,
press and hold to activate
the speakerphone.
In standby mode, press and
hold to turn the handset
On or Off.
Ringer indicator

Connecting Lines
Connect one end of the phone line
cord to the phone line jack on the rear
of the base, and the other end to a
standard phone wall jack.
Connect the modular end of the
power adapter to the power jack of
the base, and plug the other end into
a standard AC wall outlet.
Installing Batteries
Slide the battery cover in the
direction of the arrow and pull it out.
The three rechargeable Ni-MH batteries
(AAA size) come with your phone. Install
the batteries before using your phone.
2. Remove old batteries, if any, and
insert new batteries as indicated,
matching correct polarity (+, ).
NOTE: Reversing the orientation may
damage the handset.
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To AC wall outlet To phone wall jack
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Feature ListFeature List
FSK and DTMF dual mode CLIP (Calling Line Identification
Presentation)
Stores up to 50 calling numbers, up to 20 digits for
each number
Stores up to 3 last dialed numbers, up to 24 digits for
each number
Stores up to 50 phonebook numbers, up to 12 characters for
each name and 24 digits for each number
LCD displays calling and dialling number
Barring numbers setting(up to 5 numbers )
Key lock setting
Hot call setting
Call transfer of external calls (when using two or more
handsets)
Internal calls
Three-way conference call
Ringer melody adjusting ( up to 9 kinds )
Ringer volume adjusting ( up to 9 levels )
Handset earpiece volume setting (up to 9 levels)
Microphone mute
Talk time display
Delete single or all records in phonebook
Redialing and preparation dialing functions
Page on base unit to look for the handset easily
Clicking key tone on or off
Supports GAP function
Speakerphone

3.Replace the battery cover, slide the
cover up until it snaps shut. The battery needs to be replaced if
it does not recover its full storage
capacity after recharging.
When replacing batteries, always
use good quality Ni-MH re-
chargeable AAA size batteries.
Never use other batteries or
conventional alkaline batteries.
Notes:
Charging Handset
Before initial operation, YOU SHOULD
FULLY CHARGE THE HANDSET for 24
hours.
To charge the handset, just place it on
the base.
Result:
Installing Batteries(continued)
You can reset all options under the menu to its
initial setting at the time of purchase.
The display shows as follow:
BS setting
Press the or button to choose
and press the button.
Press the button to confirm or press the
button to cancel.
BS
Default,
Result:
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2.
Resetting
Base
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When charging, the handset is
automatically turned on and the
icon on the display will blinks.
BS Default ?

Using Handset Pocket Clip
The supplied handset pocket clip allows
you to conveniently carry the handset
with you. It clips easily to your belt,
waist band, or shirtpocket.
If you want to remove the carrying clip.
Insert a screw driver along the edge
of one of its arms and release the clip.
Then lift it off.
If you want to attach the pocket clip:
Attach the pocket clip to the back of
the handset. Make sure that the clip
locks into place.
Using Headset (optional)
The headset jack is located in the
middle right side of the handset
and is standard plug.
Simply plug the headset into the
jack and the headset will be
activated.
2.5mm
Note:
If the memory is empty, the display shows " ".
Otherwise, the display shows the original record, then
you should choose other location by pressing the
or button. Also you can use the button to delete
it and enter the new one.
Empty
Barring
Calls
(continued)
Note:
A base PIN is required to protect your base against
unauthorized use. The default PIN is . You can
change the base PIN.
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Press the or button to choose
and press the button.
The display shows " ", enter the new PIN ,
and press the button.
The display shows " ", enter the new
PIN again, and press the button to confirm. A
confirmation tone will be heard.
Note:
Change
PIN,
New PIN:
Retype PIN:
Result:
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2.
Changing
Base
PIN
If you enter the wrong PIN, your phone sounds a
rejective warning tone.
If there are several handset registered to the base
unit, the other handset users can't access the
menu without having the newly changed
Base PIN.
BS
setting
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The display does not show the PIN as you
enter it to maintain secrecy.
When the headset is plugged
into the headset jack, the
microphone on the handset will
be deactivated.
Headset plug
Earphone
Microphone
Clip
Headset jack

Display
This area displays in-use information such
as the caller's number, menus, call duration,
etc.
In standby mode, the display will show the
signal strength icon, battery status icon,
handset and base number.
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Signal strength icon
This icon is always displayed when your phone is
on, and shows the current signal strength. More
bars indicate more signal strength.
Lock icon
In use icon
Speakerphone icon
Mute icon
Line icon
Intercom icon
This icon indicates that the key lock function is
activated. See page 14.
This icon indicates that the phone is in use mode.
This icon indicates that the phone is in
speakerphone mode.
This icon indicates that the phone is in mute
conversation mode.
The icon is displayed when the line is engaged.
This icon indicates that the phone is in the intercom
conversation mode.
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The function allows adequate time for the phone number
to register with the telephone company's system and
complete the call.
The current setting displays.
You can choose or
Press the or button to choose
and press the button.
Press the or button to choose your desired
pause time, and press the button to confirm.
A confirmation tone will be heard.
Note:
1sec, 2sec, 3sec 4sec.
Pause
Time,
Result:
Changing
Pause
Time
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2.
It is possible to set the phone to restrict numbers that can
be dialed. Calls beginning with the numbers you specify
can not be dialed.
You can set up to 5 different restricted numbers containing
up to 5 digits each. For each handset, you can set different
numbers.
Press the or button to choose
and press the button.
Press the or button to choose your desired
memory location, enter the number and press the
button.
Call
Barring,
Result: The display shows as follow:
Enter the handset number, you can enter the handset
number again to delete it.
Press the button to confirm, and a confirmation
tone will be heard.
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Barring
Calls
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Base 1
HS 1
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