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Eurit 22

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Display symbols
Informationen available
(Display using @ and @)
Second functional level
(Display using @)
Loudspeaker switched on
If flashing: volume 0 (Do not disturb)
Further sub-menus available
(Display using Ici or I)
Text overflow: message on display longer
than 14 characters
Call forwarding activated
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m Text input
M Mute, microphone switched off
AUser A activated
B User B activated
C User C activated
# Call back activated
When flashing: call-back may be
selected

Operating and display elements
1 The display
Single line, alphanumerical display and display-symbol bar.
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Foxkey (multi-function key)
Press I: Confirm input of settings, access sub-menus
Press IFl/i : Select sub-menus, select ON/OFF (Y/N), telephone functions
3 User key
Activate the user A, B, C
4Menu key (with @I : Info key)
Select the various main menus.
Press @ and @ : Call up additional information
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SHIFT key (level change key)
Second functional level/Press and hold: second functional level permanently activated
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ESCAPE key (with @ : DELETE key)
Press briefly: Jump back one menu level / Press and hold: Return to basic mode
Press @ and @ : Delete characters from right to left / Delete entries in directory,
unanswered calls list, etc./Press and hold: delete several characters
7Call-back key (with
@I : END key)
Initiate an enquiry call, switch between two calls (brokering)
Press @I and m : Clear call.
8Park key (with
@ : MUTE key)
Park and retrieve a call.
Press @ and @ : Mute microphone. In basic mode: suppress number.
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Last number redial key (with @I : LOG key)
Retrieve the last number dialled.
Press @ and a : Retrieve answered calls
Loudspeaker key (with @I : Loudspeaker volume)
Switch loudspeaker on and off.
Press @ and @ : Adjust volume.
Dialling keypad
Entering telephone numbers
Press @ and dialling key: Speed dialling
Label/Emergency operation switch
Label for speed-dial keys.
Emergency operation switch is situated behind perspex cover.
LED indicator
Lights if ringing tone is switched off or if “unconditional call forward” is selected
(with at least 1 user defined).

Contents
ZCOII? Eurit 22 Euro-ISDN telephone
Congratulations on your purchase of an Eurit 22.
Thank you for choosing a Swiss quality product.
Eurit 22 is designed for connection to the public Euro-ISDN network.
If the Eurit 22 is to be connected to a PBX, please refer to the section “Operation with
a PBX”.
Please read this operating manual carefully to take full advantage of the features offered by
your new Eurit 22.
Keep this operating manual in a safe place!
Important information about your Euro-ISDN connection
This operating manual describes all the functions which you must request from your telecoms
operator, some of which are subject to charge.
The number of services you have at your disposal is dependent on the type of connection you
have subscribed to.
For detailed information about the services available on your ISDN connection please contact
your telecoms operator.
Operating and display elements
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Installation and startup ........................................................................................................
5
Contents of the packet.........................................................................................................
5
Connecting the handset and the telephone .......................................................................... 5
Placing the telephone ........................................................................................................... 6
Emergency operation ............................................................................................................ 6
Basic operating information ................................................................................................. 7
Users
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7
Menus ..................................................................................................................................
7
Display ..................................................................................................................................
7
Acoustic signals
.................................................................................................................... 8
Basic settings .........................................................................................................................
9
Display on startup .................................................................................................................
9
Define a user ......................................................................................................................
10
Date and time .....................................................................................................................
11
Display contrast
..................................................................................................................
11
Connection to a PBX ...........................................................................................................
12
Call charge factor ...............................................................................................................
12
Currency.. ...........................................................................................................................
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Operation with a headset (headphones and microphone set)
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Language
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Software version ................................................................................................................. 14
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Checksum .......................................................................................................................... 14
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Contents
User-specific settings ...........................................................................................................
15
Ringing tone ....................................................................................................................... 15
Suppress number ................................................................................................................ 16
Suppress call waiting.. ......................................................................................................... 17
Dialling .................................................................................................................................
18
On-hook dialling
................................................................................................................. 18
Redialling
............................................................................................................................ 18
Dial from the unanswered calls list ...................................................................................... 19
Dialling a number from the LOG memory............................................................................ 20
Dialling from the directory ..................................................................................................
20
Dialling using speed-dial keys..............................................................................................
21
Making a call ........................................................................................................................ 22
Incoming calls
.....................................................................................................................
22
Reject incoming calls...........................................................................................................
22
Display during the call .........................................................................................................
22
Listening by loudspeaker ..................................................................................................... 23
Microphone mute ............................................................................................................... 23
Directory ............................................................................................................................... 24
General information ...........................................................................................................
24
New entry...........................................................................................................................
25
Change entry......................................................................................................................
25
Delete an entry ...................................................................................................................
25
Extended features ...............................................................................................................
26
Call charges per user, call charge total ................................................................................
26
Enquiry call
.........................................................................................................................
26
Brokering (switching between two calls) ............................................................................. 27
Explicit Call Transfer (ECT)
................................................................................................... 27
Three-way conference call ...................................................................................................
28
Automatic call back if busy .................................................................................................
28
Call waiting /accept a second call....................................................................................... 29
Call forward.. ......................................................................................................................
30
Park call
..............................................................................................................................
31
Speed dialling ..................................................................................................................... 32
Special characters
...............................................................................................................
33
Function list
........................................................................................................................
33
Register malicious calls (MCID) ............................................................................................
33
DTMF (Dual Tone Multi Frequency) dialling .......................................................................... 34
Subaddresses
...................................................................................................................... 34
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Contents
Operation with a PBX ......................................................................................................... 35
Keypad information ............................................................................................................ 35
Settings for operation with a PBX ....................................................................................... 36
Exchange access code ......................................................................................................... 36
Incoming exchange access code .......................................................................................... 37
Call transfer by going on-hook ........................................................................................... 38
Call transfer using disconnect ............................................................................................. 39
Automatic keypad send ...................................................................................................... 40
Important information ........................................................................................................
41
Menu structure ...................................................................................................................
41
Option: dialling from a PC (PC-Dialer) ................................................................................. 43
Software Update ................................................................................................................. 43
Safety precautions .............................................................................................................. 43
Disposal
.............................................................................................................................. 44
Technical data ..................................................................................................................... 44
Product conformity ............................................................................................................. 44
Guarantee .......................................................................................................................... 44
Index . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..*...............*.....................
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Installation and startup
Eurit 22 telephone
Handset
Telephone connection cable
Handset cable
Perspex cover for label
Operating Manual
The connection sockets are on the base of your
telephone. First connect the handset by plugging
the longer end of the coiled handset cable into the
small socket on the base of the telephone 0.
When plugging in the connector, ensure that you
hear it click into place. Lead the cable through the
strain-relief groove 0 and plug the connector on
the short end of the cable into the handset 0. Give
the cable a slight tug to ensure that the connector
has locked into place.
Now connect the telephone by plugging the
telephone cable into the larger socket on the base
of the telephone 0. When plugging in the
connector, ensure that you hear it click into place.
Give the cable a slight tug to ensure that the
connector has locked into place. Lead the cable
through the strain-relief groove 0 and plug the
connector on the other end of the cable into the
telephone socket 0.
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Once you have connected your Eurit 22, the following prompt is displayed:
“Please enter at least one MSN (subscriber number) including name <OK> ‘.
Please read the section entitled “Display on startup I’ under “Basic Settings I’.
Wall mounting
Your Eurit 22 can also be wall-mounted.
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For the wall-mounting kit please contact your local supplier
Insert the plastic feet in the appropriate slots in the housing base 0. Fasten the two screws to
the wall and hang your Eurit 22 by clipping the screw heads into the two holes on the telephone
base 0.
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Imtallation and startup
Label for speed-dial numbers/functions
Cut out a label from the back cover of this operating manual (or copy them) and enter the
names associated with the speed-dial numbers/functions you have stored.
Lay the label in the recess under the handset and fit the perspex cover.
Before putting the telephone into operation, please read the Paragraph “Safety Precautions” in
this manual.
In view of the extensive range of surfacing materials used on furniture, it is impossible to
guarantee that the various parts of the telephone, (e.g. the feet) will not leave marks. We
therefore recommend that the telephone be placed on a non-slip mat.
If the local 230 V mains supply for the network terminating unit (NTBA) fails, the ISDN connec-
tion is powered directly from the exchange (emergency operation). However, this remote power
supply is only sufficient to power a single telephone set!
Thus if several telephones are operated on the same connection, only one may be authorized for
emergency operation; otherwise the ISDN connection is taken out of service.
Assign emergency authorization to a telephone by pressing down and locking into place the
switch under the perspex cover for the speed-dial keys. To deactivate emergency authorization,
release the switch by pressing the toggle sideways.
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During normal operation, the emergency telephone can be used to telephone as usual.
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The programmed settings and the entries in the directory are maintained
during a power failure.
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During emergency operation, the display is switched off The ringing volume and the
loudspeaker volume are reduced.
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The emergency telephone signals the calls for all Multi Subscriber Numbers (MSN).
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In order to telephone during emergency operation, the handset must be lifted
before the number is dialled (the loudspeaker no longer functions).
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The telephone authorized for emergency operation should be clearly labelled using a
coloured sticker

Basic operating information
The Eurit 22 allows you to define up to three users on the same telephone. For instance, if you
use the phone in your own home, you can define one user “Mother”, a second “Father” and a
third “Daughter/Son’,
or in an office environment one user “Company”, a second “Sales reps”
and a third ‘Private”. By pressing @ you can change from one user to the next and the display
indicates the symbol for the current user (A, B, C).
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Please refer to the Section "Basic Settings” for details of the procedure for defining
several users.
Once you have defined the individual settings for the different users (see “Basic Settings”), your
Eurit 22 handles a whole range of functions differently dependent on the selected user:
Each time a call is made, the number of the active user is displayed on the telephone of the
called person, and incoming calls are stored in the “missed calls” list of the appropriate user. Call
charges are calculated and billed separately for each user. Calls can be separately forwarded
(diverted) for each user depending on their requirements, etc.
Your Eurit 22 is easy to use because for many functions you are guided via menus. Entries in the
directory (and subsequent changes to these), settings and programming of your telephone are all
done using menus.
For the rapid selection of menus or sub-menus, simply press @ once. Subsequently press m
as often as necessary until the required menu/sub-menu is displayed. Confirm selection of the
displayed menu by pressing El.
To jump back to the previous menu level press @I. To return to the main menu press @.
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A diagram showing the complete menu structure of your Eurit 22 is given in the Section
“lmportan t information I’.
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Various telephone functions are available both when on-hook and during a call, and
these can be called up by pressing El.
The display shows what inputs are required and the current state of your telephone using a text
line and additional symbols.
You can follow queries and changes on the display.

Basic operating information
Your telephone provides additional information during use by emitting acoustic signals:
Confirmation tone
Your telephone confirms correct entry or adaptation of an entry with two short, high-pitched
tones.
Warning tone
In the event of an incorrect action or input, a single, low-pitched tone is sounded.