Beko BD 220 User manual

User Manual

KEYS POSITION .............................. 3
LCD DISPLAY ON HANDSET ........ 4
MENU OPTIONS ............................ 5
QUICk REFERENCE GUIDE ......... 6
INSTALLATION PRECAUTION ...... 7
What is in the box ................................. 7
Connection and condition for use ........... 7
Choosing a site for the Base ....... ......... 7
Radio signal between handset and base. 7
Charging the batteries .......................... 8
Electrical Safety .................................... 8
Emergency calls .................................... 8
STARTING UP
Connecting the mains power supply to the
unit ........................................................9
Inserting the handset battery ................ 9
Charging the handset ........................... 9
Handset battery charge level ............... 9
Setting the handset date and time .........9
Connecting the telephone line .............. 9
Standby mode display ..........................10
USING YOUR PHONE
To make and end calls ........................ 11
Preparatory dialing (pre-dial) ...............11
Receiving external calls ...................... 11
Handsfree Function ........................... 11
Re-dialing .......................................... 12
Using MUTE ...................................... 12
Using RECALL (FLASH) ................... 12
Using Pause function ....................... 12
CONTENTS
Adjust handset earpiece during a call.12
Switching your handset On or Off ...... 13
Page function ................................... 13
Out of range warning ....................... .13
USING PHONE BOOK
Storing an entry in the phone book .....13
Reviewing the phonebook .............. .. 14
Dialing a phone book entry .............. .14
Editing an entry in the phone book ....15
Deleting an entry in the phonebook .... 15
Deleting all entries in the phonebook...15
CALLER ID
Call Screening ................................... 16
CID Phonebook Matching .................. 16
CID Reserved and Unavailable ...... ....16
CID - Repeat Call Indication .............. 16
CID call list review ..............................16
To store a CID entry in the phonebook.17
Deleting a CID record ............ ............17
Call back from the calls list .................18
Voice Mail Box .............. ....................18
Caller ID on Call Waiting (CID-CW)..18
PERSONALIZING YOUR SETTING
Selecting Handset Ringer melodies for
External or Internal Calls .................. 19
Setting the handset ringer volume .... 19
Selecting Base Ringer melodies ....... 19
Setting Base Ringer Volume ............. 19
Setting Handset Earpiece Volume . ....20
Alert tones ....................................... 20
Naming the Handset ......................... 21
Language selection .......................... 21
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Keypad lock ..................................... 21
Auto Answering ................................. 21
EXPANDING YOUR DECT SYSTEM
Adding new handset ...................... 22
- Registering a new handset .. 22
Register Another DECT GAP
compatible handset......................... 23
Multi Handset Use .......................... 23
Internal outgoing calls ...................... 23
Transfering a CalL ........................... 23
Call Shuttle .................................... 23
Three way conference call ..................24
Register another HM base to HM
Handset ......................... 24
Register Another DECT GAP
compatible handse ........................ 24
Base Selection ............................... 24
To select base station .................... 24
ADVANCE FEATURES
Programming ................................... 25
Change PIN Code ........................... 25
De-registering a handset .................. 25
Redall (Flash) time selection ............ 25
Pause time selection ........................ 26
Reset to factory default settings ....... 26
Quick reset ........................................26
Default setting parameters ............... 27
Technical details ;;;;;;......................... 27
USE IN BUSINESS ................... 28
Troubleshooting Guid........................ 29

In Use LED indicator (green light)
Illuminates when base is power on.
Flashes when the line is in use / a call comes.
 Flashes when you have missed calls.
 Flashes quickly when entering registration mode.
KEYS POSITION
Earpiece/Receiver
Display
 The display lights up every time a keypad
button is pressed and when you receive
an incoming call.
Speaker phone / Handsfree
Press to use the phone in handsfree mode.
Talk-On / Flash
Press to make and receive calls.
For use with certain network services
Redial / Up / Pause
Use to redial any of the last 10 numbers called.
Press and hold to enter a pause in a number.
Press during a call to inscrease earpiece volume.
Use to scroll up through the menu options and
through phonebook and Calls logg entries.
Phonebook / Mute
Use to access the phonebook.
During a call, press to mute
your voice.
Calls log / Down
Use to acess the Calls log.
Press during a call to decrease
earpiece volume.
Use to scroll down through the menu
options and through phonebook and
Calls log entries.
OK/ Menu
Press to confirm a setting.
Press to access the menu.
Talk-Off / Esc / Power
Press to end calls.
Press to escape from programming.
Press and hold in standby mode to
switch the handset power off.
Press when the handset is off, to
switch back on again.
Microphone
Page (Handset finder)
Press to locate a misplaced handset
Long press to enter registration mode
Battery charging LED indicator (red light)
 Illuminates when handset is in charge.
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INT / Cancel
Press to delete an incorrect
character / digit.
Press to return to previous menu.
Call another registered handsets.
Voice Mail Box
Press and hold to dial PSTN voice mail box center

LCD DISPLAY ON HANDSET
Symbol Explanation
Always displayed when your handset is on,
shows the battery status.
All bars filled - battery fully charged.
Empty and you hear a warning tone (during a call)
- batteries are low and need charging.
In Use indicator
Illuminate when the phone is in use.
Flashes when receiving an external (outside) call.
Remains steady when an external call is in progress.
Flashes when receiving an internal call.
Remains steady when an internal call is in progress.
Flashes when you have new Calls log entries.
Remains steady when viewing the Calls log.
Keypad is locked. You cannot make calls,
only receive them.
Displayed when you have a message waiting.
Displayed when you access the menu.
Phonebook is in use.
Symbol Explanation
Handsfree speaker is in use.
The call is muted.
- Remains steady - the handset has a satisfactory
signal link with the base.
- Flashes when the handset is losing its signal link
with the base
Displayed when the handset ringer is set to OFF.
- When the displayed phone number/name has more
than 12 digits/charcters, this symbol is displayed to
indicate there is more to view. The display can only
show 12 digits/characters at one time.
- Displayed if item list extends above current position.
- When the displayed phone number/name has more
than 12 digits / charcters, this symbol is displayed to
indicate there is more to view. The display can only
show 12 digits/characters at one time.
- Displayed if item list extends above current position.
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MENU OPTIONS
PHONE BOOK ADD
EDIT
DELETE
DELETE ALL
LIST
HANDSET TONES - KEY TONE
LOW BATT
RANGE
RING VOL
EXT MELODY
INT MELODY
EAR VOL
AUTO ANS
HS NAME
LANGUAGE
DATE / TIME
BASE RING VOL
RING MELODY
RECALL
PAUSE
CHANGE PIN
DEFAULT
REGISTRATION REGISTER
SEL BASE
DEL HS
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Function Button press
Switch handset off until display goes off.
Switch handset on until display comes on.
Adjust earpiece volume During a call, press or to select required volume.
Make a call / preparatory call , enter number / Enter number, .
End a call or place handset on base / charger.
Receive a call Phone rings, .
Make a handsfree call , enter number, press or place handset on base cradle/charger to end call.
Redial , or to display number, .
Privacy During a call, press , then again to resume call.
Store phonebook number , PHONEBOOK, , ADD , NAME? enter name, , NUMBER? enter number, , VIP OFF,
use or to select ringer melody for VIP setting, , to exit.
Dial phonebook number , or (or enter keypad letter), .
Internal call , enter internal handset number, to exit.
Select handset ringer volume , , HANDSET , RING VOL , or to select level, , to exit.
Select handset ringer melody , , HANDSET , EXT MELODY or INT MELODY , or to select melody, .
QUICK REFERENCE GUIDE
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INSTALLATION PRECAUTION
What is in the box
When you unpack your phone, make sure you keep all packing
materials in a safe place, in case you later need to transport it
or return it for servicing. In the box, you will find:
-handset
- 2 pieces of AAA type rechargeable 600mAh battery
- A piece ofbase unit
- AC adaptor
- Battery cover
- User Manual
- A telephone line cable
If you have purchased a multi-pack, for each additional
handset, youi will have the following:
- Additional handset
- 2 pieces of AAA type rechargeable 600mAh battery
- Charger
- AC adaptor
- Battery cover
Connection and condition for use
The phone can be connected to the public network using the
standard telephone plug and socket systems. You can connect
your phone to:
- A line connected directly to a local exchange, with its
own directory number.
- An extension socket connected to a local exchange
- An extension on an approved PABX.
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Choosing a site for the Base
The base unit should be installed where:
- The mains adaptor plug will reach the 220V AC main
power supply.
- The telephone cable will reach your telephone line socket.
- It is not close to another telephone.
- It is not close to a sink, shower or anywhere else where it
might get wet
- It is not close to other electrical equipment (washing
machines, microwave oven, TV, fluorescent lights, etc.)
1. Choose a suitable site for the base
2. Plug-in the mains power lead and the telephone line cord
on the base back side, make sure the telephone line is
not yet connected to the telephone wall socket.
3. Plug the mains AC adaptor into the AC mains socket. The
base will beep.
Radio signal between handset and base
To use your cordless telephone, you must be able to establish a
radio link. It is therefore noted that:
- Placing the base unit as high as practical will give a
better result.
- Placing the base unit near any large metal object,
like refrigerator or filling cabinet may block the
transmission of radio signal.
- Other solid structures, like walls may reduce the
radio signal strength.
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Charging the batteries
Your handset needs battery to operate. During the first use of
your phone, it is recommended that the handset is left over on
charge overnight to ensure maximum in-use time.
1. Only use the rechargeable batteries supplied with your
phone.
2. Install the rechargeable batteries into the rear of your
handset. MAKE SURE you insert the batteries in correct
polarity.
3. Position the battery cover over the rear of the handset and
slide into place.
4. Place the handset on the base unit to charge.
5. The red LED CHARGE light on the base unit indicating that
the handset is charging, but it will not go out even if the
battery if full - it will light up whenever the handset is on the
base cradle.
NOTE : 1) If the charge LED on the base do not light up,
reposition the handset in the base unit ensuring the charging
points contact. 2) Regular cleaning is necessary for base and
handset charge contacts with clean dry cloth to maintain
conductivity of the contacts.
Electrical Safety
1. DO NOT install the base unit near a sink, bath or shower or
anywhere else where it could get wet. Electrical equipment
can cause serious injury if used while you are wet or
standing on water.
2. If the base unit ever falls into water, DO NOT retrieve it until
you have unplugged the AC mains power adaptor and the
telephone line plug from the telephone wall socket.
3. DO NOT allow the handset to come in contact with water.
4. DO NOT open the handset or the base.
5. DO NOT allow the charging contacts or the battery to
come in contact with electrical conductive materials such
as metals, rings, paper clip, key, etc.
6. MAKE SURE you insert the batteries in correct polarity.
7. NEVER USE your DECT phone in the open air during a
thunderstorm - unplug the base unit from the telephone
line and the AC mains socket where there are storms in
your area. Damage caused by lighting may likely happen.
8. If your DECT phone is not to be used for long period of
time, disconnect the main AC power adaptor from the AC
power socket and the telephone line from the telephone
wall socket.
Emergency calls
Your DECT phone need mains power. So you cannot use for
placing a call during AC power failure.
Thus, a basic phone that do not need AC mains power is
needed to place an emergency call during power failure.
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STARTING UP
Connecting the mains power supply to the unit
- Plug the mains power adapter lead into the rear base.
- Now plug the mains power adapter into the power socket and
switch the power on.
Inserting the handset battery
- Remove the battery compartment cover from the rear hand.
- Install 2 pieces of AAA Ni-MH rechargeable batteries in the
battery compartment with correct polarity. (If battery level is
enough, the handset will power on and then enter standby
mode.)
- Shut the battery cover.
Charging the handset
- You will need to fully charge the handset before use. Place
the handset in the base unit.
- When the handset sits in the base, the handset battery is
being charged. The charge LED on the base will come on
and stay lit while the battery is being charged.
- When the battery is fully charged, the status symbol displayed
on the handset LCD screen should show as fully charged.
Note: First time charging time: 15 hours
Handset battery charge level
1. The Level of the battery power is indicated as a battery icon
on the LCD display in the handset. If the battery icon shows
empty, your phone need to be charged.
2. When in use and your phone emit battery low warning tone,
your phone need to be charged.
3. When fully charge your phone will operate for eight (8)
hours talk time for earpiece, one hour for the speaker phone
and 100 hours of standby time.
Setting the handset date and time
1. Press the OK/Menu button. You will see PHONEBOOK in
the display.
2. Press DOWN button to scroll to HANDSET option.
3. Press OK/Menu button to confirm.
4. Press DOWN button to scroll to DATE/TIME.
5. Press OK/Menu button again. The first digit of Date will
flash.
6. Enter two digits of the current date (e.g. 26) from the
numeric keypad. Then the digit of Month will flash.
7. Enter two digits of the current month (e.g. 08) from the
numeric keypad. Then the digit of Hour will flash.
8. Enter two digits of the current hour (e.g. 18) from the
numeric keypad. Then the digit of Minute will flash.
(Note: The Date/Time format is 24 hours.)
9. Enter two digits of the current minute (e.g. 54) from the
numeric keypad.
10. Press OK/Menu button to confirm the setting and
confirmation tone will be heard..
11. Press the TALK-OFF button to escape to standby mode.
Connecting the telephone line
-Plug the telephone line cord into the line socket at
the rear base.
-Plug the other end into the telephone wall socket.
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Standby mode display
When the handset is not in use, the handset is in the standby
mode. The LCD will display as:
1 DECT 10:37
Where:
1: Handset assigned number
DECT: Handset name
10:37: Time of the day ( 10 AM, 37 minutes)
(ex : 23:37 : 11 PM, 37 minutes)
Note that, the clock and date should be set.
Note : When your phone encountered AC power failure, or
when you removed the AC adaptor, the clock will be inaccurate.
Upon power up, it will be automatically set the time to 00:00
and the date to 01/01. You need to set the correct time and
date when your base is power on.
If your PSTN provides FSK CID, your DECT phone clock will
automatically set the time and date when you receive CID from
the PSTN network. This will only work if your PSTN
connection can provide FSK CID with valid date and time
information.
When your phone handset is out of battery power, just put the
handset on the charge cradle on the base and the time and
date will be restored. There is no need to set again the time
and day.
If you register new handset of your phone, there is no need to
set the clock on the new handset. The Time and Date will
synchronized to all handsets. If you changed the Time and
Date on one handset, the changes will take effect on all
handsets.
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