Aristel DC 209 User manual

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User Manual for the
DC 209
2 Line / 9 Handset Telephone System
Aristel Networks Pty Ltd
Unit 1, 25 Station Street
Notting Hill. Victoria. 3168
Telephone:[phone]
Facsimile: 03 9542 3299
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HYPER-LINKED CONTENTS
1. GENERAL.....................................................................................................................3
2. INSTALLATION...........................................................................................................4
2.1. Charger....................................................................................................................4
2.2. Batteries in Handset ................................................................................................4
2.3. Base Station Front and Rear....................................................................................5
2.4. Handset Keypad ......................................................................................................7
2.5. Using the Menu:......................................................................................................7
2.6. Handset Display Language......................................................................................8
3. GETTING STARTED....................................................................................................9
3.1. Ringing Priority.......................................................................................................9
3.2. Line Priority For Handsets...................................................................................... 9
3.3. Handset Group.......................................................................................................10
4. HANDSET OPERATION............................................................................................ 11
4.1. Switching the Handset On/Off.............................................................................. 11
4.2. Making an external call......................................................................................... 11
4.2.1. Direct Call........................................................................................................... 11
4.2.2. Pre- dialing.......................................................................................................... 11
4.3. Making an Internal Call......................................................................................... 11
4.4. Answering an Incoming Phone Call......................................................................12
4.4.1. Answering Call.....................................................................................................12
4.4.2. Transferring a Call to Another Handset .....................................................................12
4.4.3 Making a Hands Free Phone Call..............................................................................12
4.5. Changing the Speaker Volume..............................................................................12
4.6. Deactivating the Microphone (Mute).................................................................... 13
4.7. Last Number Redial ..............................................................................................13
4.8. Calling a Number Out of the Caller List............................................................... 13
5. Call Transfer, On Hold, Toggle and Three Party Conference .....................................14
5.1. Call on Hold..........................................................................................................14
5.2. Transfer External Call to Another Handset...........................................................14
5.3. Alternate Call (Toggling between an internal call and an external call)...............14
5.4. Three Party Conference Call (Conf) ..................................................................... 14
5.5. Handling Two External Calls Simultaneously Using One Handset......................14
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6. PHONEBOOK.............................................................................................................15
6.1. Using the Alphanumerical Keypad....................................................................... 15
6.2. Adding an Entry to the Phonebook.......................................................................15
6.3. Changing a Number and/or Name in Phonebook..................................................16
6.4. Reading the Phonebook List .................................................................................16
6.5. Erasing One Number and/or Name from the Phonebook .....................................16
6.6. Erasing All Numbers and/or Names from the Phonebook....................................16
7. HANDSET SETTINGS ...............................................................................................17
7.1. Key Lock...............................................................................................................17
7.2. Selecting the Ringer Melody and Volume for External Calls...............................17
7.3. Selecting the Ringer Melody and Volume for Internal Calls................................17
7.4. Enable/Disable the Hot Call/Baby Call Function................................................. 18
7.5. Enable/Disable Key Tone......................................................................................18
7.6. Naming a Handset.................................................................................................18
7.7. Set PIN Code.........................................................................................................19
7.8. Auto ANSWER/PICKUP On/Off.........................................................................19
7.9. To Answer Call Using Anykey.............................................................................20
7.10. Erase Caller List.................................................................................................. 20
7.11. Handset Reset......................................................................................................20
8. Subscribe / Unsubscribe a Handset..............................................................................21
8.1. Subscribe a handset to the DECT system..............................................................21
8.1.1.To Grant New Handset Registration ..........................................................................21
8.1.2. To Register a DECT system Handset to the DECT system ............................................22
8.2. Remove Subscription of a Handset from the DECT system.................................22
8.3. To Change the Previously Assigned Handset No.................................................. 23
8.4. Selecting a Base Station........................................................................................23
9. BASE SETTINGS........................................................................................................23
9.1. Dialing Mode.........................................................................................................23
9.2. Set Recall/Flash Time ........................................................................................... 23
9.3. To Set Pause Time.................................................................................................24
9.4. Call Barring...........................................................................................................24
9.5. Least Cost Route ...................................................................................................25
9.6. Change PIN Code..................................................................................................25
9.7 Reset Base Station Setting......................................................................................25
10.TECHNICAL DATA..................................................................................................26
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1. GENERAL
This is a Two Analogue Line DECT Sytem which utilizes all the services that are offered by the
Analogue (PSTN) network.
You can subscribe up to 9 handsets on this DECT System Base station and every handset can be
subscribed on 4 different base stations. (Extension maximum can be extended to 15)
Other brand handset can also be subscribed to this DECT System station, if they support the GAP
standard.
Important note: not all the functions of this DECT System can be used if you use a handset
other than the Aristel DECT System handset. To have the best performance from this DECT
System, we recommend using only the Aristel DECT System handsets.
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2. INSTALLATION
2.1. Charger
Before you use the telephone for the first time, you must make sure the batteries are charged for 15
hours. If you don’t do this, the telephone may not function to its full range potential.
Installation of the charger:
- Plug one end of the adapter into a power outlet and the other end into the adapter jack on the side of
the charger.
DC power
Plug in
CHARGER
CONTACTOR
2.2. Batteries in Handset
- Open the battery compartment (see below)
Put the 3 rechargeable batteries (AAA, 550mA) in the battery compartment
- Close the battery compartment.
- Leave the handset on the charger for a minimum of 15 hours for the initial charge.
Battery indicator:
Battery indicator:
The battery is fully charged.
The battery is ¾ charged 75%)
The battery is 50% charged.
The battery is low. When the battery is low, you will hear warning signals and the battery
symbol on the display will blink.
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2.3. Base Station Front and Rear
LINE2 LINE1 POWER
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NOTE! Aux input is connected to line 1 and can be used to connect a modem, fax, or ordinary
handset type phone. If the Aux input is using line 1, then line 1 will not be available to the
system until the Aux call has ended.
Base Station setup
Plug one end of the adapter into the power outlet and the other end into the adapter jack on the bottom
of the base.
Connect one end of the telephone cord with the analogue (PSTN) phone jack (RJ11) and the other end
to the back of the DECT PABX station into the Line 1 jack.
Do the same for Line 2.
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2.4. Handset Keypad
Handset Key / LCD displays brief overview :
OK/Intercom Redial
Phone book Menu
On/Off/Talk Signal Strength
Flash / Recall Mute / Delete / Cancel
MSM RingerOff
Battery Mute
＊Lower case selected Menu Baby call/Hot Call Speak Phone
2.5. Using the Menu:
The phone is menu driven.
To enter the Menu, press the Menu key ( Down key) and confirm selection with OK key.
You are now able to scroll through the menu by using the Up and Down Key
OK key is often used to confirm a setting or to enter a sub menu.
“ C ” button (Erase key) is often used to return to a previous menu or to abort the operation. Press C
buttons 2 seconds to return to stand by mode.
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2.6. Handset Display Language
You can select one of three different display languages. They are English, German and Italian.
- Press Menu key when the handset is in standby mode..
- Select HS SETTING by using the UP and DOWN keys .
- Press OK key to confirm.
- Select LANGUAGE by using the UP and DOWN keys .
- Press OK key to confirm.
- Select the desired language by using the UP and DOWN keys .
- Press OK to confirm.
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