Belkin Bob User manual

BoB
TM
handset

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Before operating the handset, please read these instructions carefully.
For first-time charging, charge the batteries for a minimum of 16 hours before initial use.
Intended Purpose:
This product is intended to be connected indoors to an analogue telephone line.
The phone was constructed in accordance with the Digital Enhanced Cordless Telecommunications (DECT).
DECT technology is characterised by high-security protection against interceptions as well as high-quality digital
transmission. This telephone can be used within a network of base units and handsets, constituting a telephone
system which:
Operates up to 5 handsets associated with one base unit.
Allows an intercom between 2 handsets.
Caller ID is a network provider service. After subscribing to Caller ID, this phone will display the caller’s phone
number.
IMPORTANT
To use ‘Caller ID’ (display calling number), the service has to be activated on your phone line by iiNet. This can
be done online via Toolbox. If you don’t have the Caller ID function on your phone line, the incoming telephone
numbers will NOT be shown on the display of your telephone.
The CE symbol indicates that the unit complies with the essential requirements of the R&TTE directive.
The features described in this manual are published subject to modifications.
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Before You Begin

Table of Contents
Chapter 1 : Safety Advice Pg. 0 1
Electrical safety and protection Pg. 0 1
Fire safety Pg. 0 1
Danger of explosion Pg. 0 1
Poisoning danger Pg. 0 1
Disposal of the device (environment) Pg. 0 1
Cleaning Pg. 0 1
Eco Mode (low-radiation) Pg. 0 1
Chapter 2 : Installation Pg. 02
Installing the batteries Pg. 02
Keys / LED Pg. 03
Supplied Charger Pg. 03
Chapter 3 : Getting to know your BoBTM handset Pg. 04
Keys / LED Pg. 04
Display (LED) Pg. 04
Battery Indicator Pg. 04
Base LED Pg. 04
Navigating the menu Pg. 04
Menu overview Pg. 04
Chapter 4 : BoBTM Handset Operation Pg. 05
Turning the handset on / off Pg. 05
Reigstering the handset with the BoBTM router Pg. 05
Making Calls Pg. 05
Receiving a Call Pg. 06
Redial list option Pg. 06
‘Out of range’ warning Pg. 06
Call Duration Indicator on the Display Pg. 06
Turning off the microphone (mute) Pg. 06
Pause key Pg. 06
Locating a misplaced handset Pg. 07
Using the alphanumeric handset keypad Pg. 07
Setting the ring volume level on the handset Pg. 07

Table of Contents
Setting the ring for internal and external call (0 - 5) Pg. 07
Setting the ring melody on the handset Pg. 07
Setting a ringer melody for internal or external calls (1 - 18) Pg. 07
Locking the key pad Pg. 07
Turning key click on / off Pg. 08
Display contrast Pg. 08
Changing the handset name Pg. 08
Auto answer Pg. 08
Default reset (Handset reset) Pg. 09
Setting the clock and alarm Pg. 09
The phone book Pg. 09
Base Operation Pg. 1 0
Tools
Pg. 1 1
Chapter 5: Additional hansets Pg. 12
Selecting a base unit Pg. 12
Chapter 6: Caller ID Pg. 13
The call list Pg. 13
Calling a number from the call list Pg. 13
Deleting numbers from the call list Pg. 13
Chapter 7 : Troubleshooting Pg. 14
Chapter 8 : Specifications Pg. 15
Chapter 9 : Declaration of Conformity Pg. 16
Belkin International, Inc. Limited 2 Year Product Warranty Pg. 16

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Electrical safety and protection:
Do not operate the equipment if the mains plug,
cable or the hardware itself is damaged.
If the equipment is dropped or subject to shock,
it must be checked by an authorised technician
before further use.
Dangerous voltages are present inside the
equipment. Never open the housing or insert
objects through the ventilation holes.
Do not allow liquids to get into the equipment. In
case of emergency, pull out the plug from
the socket.
Similarly, if a fault develops during use or before you
start to clean the equipment, pull the plug out if
the socket.
Do not touch the charger and plug contacts with
sharp or metal objects.
Do not carry out any modifications or repairs to
the equipment yourself. Have repairs done to the
equipment or the mains cable only by a specialist
service centre. Unsatisfactory repairs can lead to
considerable danger for the user.
Children frequently underestimate the dangers
associated with electrical equipment. Therefore
you must never leave children unsupervised in the
vicinity of electrical equipment.
The equipment is not to be used in a damp room
(e.g. bathrooms) or rooms where there is a lot
of dust.
Equipment connected to the mains during a
thunderstorm can be damaged by lightning.
Therefore you should pull the plug out of the mains
socket during a storm.
To completely disconnect the equipment from the
electricity supply, the plug must be removed from
the socket. When doing this always pull on the plug
itself and never on the cable.
Protect the mains cable from hot surfaces or other
sources of damage and do not allow it to become
constrained.
Check the mains cable regularly for any damage.
Unwind the mains cable completely before use.
Make sure that the mains cable does not represent
a trip hazard.
The operation of some medical devices may be
affected by the operation of this equipment.
The handset may cause a buzzing sound in
hearing aids.
Fire safety:
This equipment generates heat through normal
usage and therefore to avoid risk of fire or other
hazards and damage to the hardware,
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please observe the following:
ensure the equipment is kept away from direct
sunlight and any external heat sources, such
as heaters
ensure any vents on the equipment are not
blocked or obstructed in any way
Danger of explosion:
Do not dispose of batteries in a fire.
Poisoning danger:
Keep batteries out of the reach of children.
Disposal of the device
(environment)
At the end of the product lifecycle, you
should not dispose of this product with
normal household garbage. Instead,
bring the product to a collection point
for recycling electrical and electronic
equipment.
Please contact your local authorities if you require
more information on the collection points in
your area.
Cleaning
Clean your BoBTM handset with a slightly damp cloth
or with an anti-static cloth. Never use cleaning
agents or abrasive solvents.
ECO mode (low-radiation)
This handset (compliant with the DECT standard)
facilitates low-radiation operation. The radiation
intensity of the radio signal between the base
station and handset is reduced to a minimum when
the handset is on the base station. Only when the
handset is removed from the base station or a call
is received does the radiation intensity of the radio
signal increase to the normal strength.
This does not mean that normal DECT radiation
is harmful. The low-radiation mode prevents
unnecessary DECT radiation load when no
communication is required between the base
station and handset.
For technical reasons, no additional handsets can
be operated in low-radiation mode (an additional
handset that is not located in the immediate vicinity
of the base station would always be “searching for
base station” due to the weak
radio signal).
Low-radiation mode is enabled in the factory
settings. Low-radiation mode is automatically
disabled if you log on an additional handset.
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Chapter 1 : Safety advice
BoBTM handset
Note
Only use the charger
plug supplied. Do not
use other chargers, as
this may damage the
batteries cells.
The wall outlet for the
power supply must be
close and accessible.
Only use rechargeable
batteries of the
same type. Place the
batteries with correct
polarity inside the
battery compartment
(polarity is marked
inside the handset).
Never use normal
non-rechargeable
batteries.
As this telephone cannot
be used in case of a power
cut, you should use a mains-
independent telephone for
emergency calls,
e.g. a mobile phone.
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Installing the batteries
Open the battery compartment (see below).
Insert the batteries with respect to the + and – polarities.
Close the battery compartment.
Leave the handset on the base unit for 16 hours. The handset charging indicator (LED)
16
on the base unit
will light up.
* Charging indicator will only light when BoB handset is seated inside supplied BoB handset charger and not
when seated inside BoB - 4 port wireless VoIP router.
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Note
Before you use the handset
for the first time, ensure the
batteries are fully charged to
ensure optimal performance.
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Keys / LED
Handset
Display
Right Menu key
Up / Redial key
Right / Flash key
On Hook / OFF key
Alphanumeric keys
Keypad Lock Key
Pause key
Microphone
Ringer volume Off
Off Hook / ON / Handsfree key
Down / Call Log key
Left / Internal Key INT
OK Key
Left Menu key
Supplied Charger*
Charging indicator
Handset charging cradle
* Please note: BoB - 4 port wireless VoIP router also has an in-built charging dock which is able to charge your
BoB handset.
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Display (LCD)
Icon line
Text lines
Soft menu/
Option menu line
Battery indicator:
The battery is fully charged
The battery is 25% drained
The battery is half drained (50%)
The battery is 75% drained
The battery is low. You will hear warning
signals and the battery symbol on the
display will flash intermittently.
Icons
On hook
Off hook
Ringing
Internal communication
between two handsets
Handsfree speaker ON
Keypad locked
Possible scroll direction
Call log entries* (steady)
New unanswered calls (blinking)
New voice mail message
Handset ringer off
Alarm set
In range (steady)
Out of range (blinking)
* Only when Caller ID is activated on your
telephone line.
Display keys
Display keys (soft keys) are located directly under
the display
2
15
. The function of these 2 keys
changes depending on the operation mode.
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The actual function is displayed as an icon or text
directly above the 2 display keys.
Phone Mute OK
Confirm Back
Menu “No” Key
Delete
Base LED
The LED
16
indicates the following status:
OFF: no base power connected or handset not in
base for charging.
ON: handset charging.
Blinking slowly: off hook or ringing.
Blinking rapidly: during registration.
Navigating the menu
The handset has a menu system; each menu leads
to a list of options. When the handset is switched
on and in standby, press the left menu key
15
under
to open the main menu.
Press the up key
3
or the down
12
key to scroll
to the menu option you want. Then press
2
to
select further options or confirm the
setting displayed.
Exit or go back one level in the menu:
To go to the previous level in the menu,
press
15
.
To cancel and return to standby at any time, press
the
5
key. If no button is pressed for 15
seconds, the handset returns to
standby automatically
Menu overview
Menu Submenu Items
Phonebook
Handset Ringtone
Ringer Volume
Handset Name
Keypad Beep
Contrast
Auto Talk
Backlight
Time
Select Base
Registration
Time Set Alarm Set Time Format
Tools Appointment Stop Watch
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Turning the handset on / off
To turn the handset on, press the on key
11
or lift the handset off its base unit.
To turn the handset off, press and hold down the
off key
5
, until the handset switches off.
Registering the handset with the
BoBTM modem/router
On the handset, press the option button
under
Press the up or down key / repeatedly until
Handset is selected
Press to confirm
Press the up or down key / repeatedly until
Registration is selected
Press to confirm
Press the up or down key / repeatedly until
Register is selected
Press to confirm
Press the up or down key / repeatedly until
Base 1 is selected
Press to confirm
Type the System PIN, the default is 0000
Press to confirm
On the back of the BoBTM router, press the ‘register
additional handsets’ button
The handset will beep signalling the completion of
the registration process
Making Calls
External Call
Press the off hook key
11
.
The line/handset charging indicator (LED)
16
on
the charger unit will blink and the Call symbol
appear on the display.
You will hear the dial tone. Dial the telephone
number you wish to call.
The number appears on the display and is dialled.
After finishing your call, press the on hook key
5
to hang up.
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Number preparation
Dial the telephone number you wish to call. You
can correct the number by pressing the
15
key.
Press the off hook key
11
.
The line/handset charging indicator (LED)
16
on the base unit will blink and the call symbol
appear on the display.
The telephone number is dialled automatically.
After finishing your call, press the on hook key
5
base unit to hang up.
Redialling the last number dialled
Press the redial key
3
.
Press the off hook key
11
. The number you
last called is dialled automatically.
Redial one of the last 10 numbers dialled
Press the redial key
3
. The number you last
called appears on the display.
Press the redial key
3
a few times until the
desired number appears on the display.
Press the off hook key
11
.
The number shown on the display is dialled
automatically.
After finishing your call, press the on hook key base
unit to hang up.
Calling a programmed number from the
phone book
The telephone has a phone book in which you
can store telephone numbers and names. To call a
number from the
phone book:
Press the phone book key
2
. The first
number of the phone book appears on
Press the up or down key
3
/
12
repeatedly to select the telephone number you
want to call.
Press the off hook key
11
.
The number shown on the display, is dialled
automatically.
After finishing your call, press the on hook key
5
or put the handset back on the base
unit to hang up.
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Receiving a Call
During an internal or external incoming call, the
handset will start to ring. You can temporarily disable
the handset ringing by pressing the option key
‘Silent’
15
.
All subscribed handsets will ring when you receive
a call.
The Call symbol blinks on the display.
The telephone number of the caller only appears
on the display if you have Caller ID enabled with
iiNet. The name of the caller also appears on the
display if:
the number is programmed into the phone book
with name
the network sends the name together with the
telephone number
Press the off hook key
11
to accept the
external call. OR Lift the handset off its base unit
(if the Auto answer option is active, See “Auto
answer” below).
During the conversation the symbol appear on
the display and the call timer starts to run.
After finishing your call, press the on hook key
5
to hang up or put the handset back on
the base unit.
Redial list options
When scrolling through the redial list (see “Redial
one of the last 10 numbers dialled”) you have the
following options:
When the desired number is shown on the display
press ‘Option’
2
and select with the up and down
keys
3
/
12
the following options:
‘Delete Call’: to delete an entry in the redial list.
Press
2
to confirm.
‘Save number’: to store the number into the
phone book memory. Press
2
to confirm.
Enter a name (See “10.1 Adding a number and a
name to the phone book” ) and press ‘Save’
2
.
Edit the number and press ‘Save’
2
again.
‘Delete all calls’: to delete all entries in the redial
list. Press
2
to confirm.
Activate / deactivate handsfree function
This function allows you to communicate without
having to pick up the handset. When you are
talking, press the handsfree key
11
to
activate the handsfree function.
Press the
11
button again to deactivate the
handsfree function.
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‘Out of range’ warning
If the handset is out of range of the base unit, a
warning signal will sound.
‘SEARCHING’ appears on the display and the
symbol will flash on the display.
Move closer to the base unit.
As soon as you are back within range of the base
unit, a signal sounds and the symbol stops
blinking.
Setting the speaker volume
Use the up and down keys
3
/
12
during the
conversation to set the volume of the speaker. You
can select from 5 levels. The telephone is set to
level ‘3’ by default:
‘Volume 1’
‘Volume 2’
‘Volume 3’
‘Volume 4’
‘Volume 5’
The handsfree volume can be set the same
way as above.
Call Duration Indicator on
the Display
During an external call, the call duration is shown on
the display:
E.g. “01:10:40“ for 1 hour , 10 minute and 40 seconds.
The call duration remains visible on the display for 2
seconds after each call.
Turning off the microphone (mute)
To turn off the microphone during a call press the
menu key
15
. Now you can speak freely without
the caller being able to hear you. To activate the
microphone again, press the option key ‘Off’
15
.
Pause key
If you dial a telephone number and you would like to
add a pause to this number, press the Pause key P
5
at the desired place in the number.
When you dial or redial this number, the pause (3
seconds) is automatically included.
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When you are calling in
handsfree mode and you wish
to change the volume, press
up or down key
3
/
12
repeatedly.
Prolonged usage of the hands-
free function will increase
battery consumption.
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Locating a misplaced handset
If you cannot find the handset, briefly press the
“locate handset” button on the back of BoBTM (BoBTM
- 4 port wireless VoIP router).
All handsets subscribed to the base unit (BoBTM) will
ring so you can locate the misplaced handset. To
stop the signal, briefly press any key on any handset.
Using the alphanumeric handset
keypad
Use the alphanumeric keypad to type text. To select
a letter, press the corresponding alphanumeric key
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E.g. if you press the alphanumeric key ’5’, the
first character ‘j’ appears on the display. Press it
repeatedly to select other characters from this key.
Press the ‘2’ key once to select the letter ‘a’. If
you would like to select both ‘a’ and ‘b’ after each
other, first press the ‘2’ key once to select ‘a’, wait 2
seconds until the cursor moves to the next position
and then press the ‘2’ key twice to select ‘b’. You
can delete characters mistakenly typed by using
the Delete key
15
. The character in front of the
cursor will be deleted. All characters can be deleted
at the same time by pressing the Delete key
15
for 2 seconds.
You can move the cursor by pressing the left and
right keys INT
13
/ R
4
. You can switch between
upper and lower case by pressing and holding
the
10
The upper left corner will show ‘abc’ for lower
case and ‘ABC’ for upper case.
You can change the input character set from (ABC)
to (Aà á), (! ” #) or ($ % &) by pressing and holding the
key
7
for 2 seconds.
Setting the ring volume level on
the handset
You can change the ring volume of an incoming call
(internal and external) between 6 levels (levels ‘1’ to
‘5’ and ‘Off’).
If you select level ‘Off’, the symbol appears on
the display. The handset will not ring when a call is
received (the handset will always ring for internal
calls).
Level ‘5’ is the highest level. The telephone is set to
level ‘3’ by default.
Setting the ring volume for Internal
and external calls (0-5)
Press the menu key
15
under .
Press the up or down key
3
/
12
repeatedly
until ‘Handset’ is selected
Press
2
to confirm.
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Press the up or down key
3
/
12
repeatedly
until ‘Ringer volume’ is selected
Press
2
to confirm.
The current volume is shown and audible.
Press the up or down key
3
/
12
repeatedly
to select the desired volume.
Press ‘Save’
2
to confirm your selection or press
15
to leave the menu without saving.
Setting the ringer melody on
the handset
You can change the ringer melody for an incoming
call (internal or external). The unit has 18 ringer
melodies to choose from (‘1’-’18’). By default, the
external ringer melody is set to ‘16’ and the internal
ring melody to ‘12’.
Setting a ringer melody for internal
or external calls (1-18)
Press the left menu key
15
under .
Press the up or down key
3
/
12
repeatedly
until ‘Handset’ is selected
Press
2
to confirm.
Press the up or down key
3
/
12
repeatedly
until ‘Ringtone’ is selected
Press
2
to confirm.
Select ‘External’ or ‘Internal’ and press
2
.
The current melody is shown and audible.
Press the up or down key
3
/
12
repeatedly
to select the desired melody.
Press ‘Save’
2
to confirm your selection or press
15
to leave the menu without saving.
Locking the key pad
You can lock the keypad to prevent involuntary key
presses. When the keypad is locked you can not
dial a telephone number, but you can still answer
incoming calls.
To activate keypad lock:
Press and hold the keypad lock key
7
for 3
seconds.
‘Keypad locked’ and the icon will appear on
the display.
To deactivate keypad lock:
Press ‘Unlock’
7
followed by the keypad lock
key
7
to unlock the keypad again.
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Note
When the handset is inside
the base, the base will not ring
during incoming call. So when
the handset ring volume is
turned off and the handset is
inside the base, your phone
will not ring.
You can turn the handset ring
volume off during ringing by
pressing the option key ‘Silent’.
By pressing the
10
key for
3 seconds you can disable the
handset ringer.
The symbol will appear on
the display. To re-activate,
press
10
key again for 3
seconds.
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Turning key click on/off
You can set the handset to make a beep whenever
you press a key.
Press the menu key
15
under .
Press the up or down key
3
/
12
repeatedly
until ‘Handset’ is selected.
Press
2
to confirm.
Press the up or down key
3
/
12
repeatedly
until ‘Keypad Beep’ is selected.
Select
‘On’: turn on key click
‘Off’: turn off key click
Press
2
to confirm your selection or press
15
to leave the menu without saving.
Display contrast
To change the display contrast:
Press the left menu key
15
under .
Press the up or down key
3
/
12
repeatedly
until ‘Handset’ is selected.
Press
2
to confirm.
Press the up or down key
3
/
12
repeatedly
until ‘Contrast’ is selected.
Press
2
to confirm.
Select the contrast with the up or down
key
3
/
12
.
Press
2
to confirm your selection or press
15
to leave the menu.
Changing the handset name
You can change the handset name displayed on the
handset during standby (max. 8-11 characters).
Press the left menu key
15
under .
Press the up or down key
3
/
12
repeatedly
until ‘Handset’ is selected.
Press
2
to confirm.
Press the up or down key
3
/
12
repeatedly
until ‘Handset name’ is selected.
Press
2
to confirm.
Press
15
to delete each letter of the name
and use the alphanumeric keypad to enter the
correct name.
Press ‘Save’
2
to set the new handset name.
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Auto answer
When there is an incoming call and the handset is
on the base, the phone automatically takes the line
when lifted. This function can be turned on or off.
Press the left menu key
15
under .
Press the up or down key
3
/
12
repeatedly
until ‘Handset’ is selected.
Press
2
to confirm.
Press the up or down key
3
/
12
repeatedly
until ‘Autotalk’ is selected.
Press
2
to confirm.
Press ‘On’ or ‘Off’ and press
2
to confirm.
Changing the duration of
the backlight
You can choose the time (in seconds) the backlight
stays on after the last action on the keypad.
Press the left menu key
15
under .
Press the up or down key
3
/
12
repeatedly
until ‘Handset’ is selected.
Press
2
to confirm.
Press the up or down key
3
/
12
repeatedly
until ‘Backlight time’ is selected.
Press
2
to confirm.
Select the backlight time with the up or down
key
3
/
12
.
Press
2
to confirm your selection or press
15
to leave the menu.
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Default reset (Handset reset)
You can restore all handset settings back to default
and erase all phonebook, call log, VIP list and redial
entries.
To restore the default settings:
Press the flash key R
4
for about 10 seconds until
‘Handset reset?’ appears
Press
2
to confirm or
15
to leave the
menu without saving.
The default settings are:
Base Select: Auto select
Key Beep: On
External Melody: Melody 16
Internal Melody: Melody 12
Ringer Volume: Volume 3
Earpiece Volume: Volume 3
Handsfree: Volume 3
LCD Contrast: 6
Time Format: 24 hours
Handset Name: Handset
Phone Book: Empty
Call log: Empty
Redial List: Empty
Auto Answer: Off
Setting the clock and alarm
Hour format
Press the left menu key
15
under .
Press the up or down key
3
/
12
repeatedly
until ‘Time’ is selected.
Press to confirm.
Press the up or down key selected
3
/
12
repeatedly until ‘Set Time Format’ is selected.
Press
2
to confirm.
Select the time format (12h or 24h notation) and
press
2
.
Using the alarm feature
Set the date and time and use your handset to
give you a reminder alarm. You can have different
alarm settings for each handset registered to
your base. The alarm rings only at the handset,
not at the base or any other handset.
If one of the alarms is set, the alarm set icon
appears in standby mode on the display.
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Set the alarm
Press the left menu key
15
under .
Press the up or down key
3
/
12
repeatedly
until ‘Time’ is selected.
Press
2
to confirm.
Press the up or down key
3
/
12
repeatedly
until ‘Set Alarm’ is selected.
Press
2
to confirm.
Press the up or down key
3
/
12
repeatedly
and select one of the 4 types of settings:
‘Once’, ‘On Daily’,‘Mon to Fri’ or ‘OFF’.
Confirm with
2
choose ‘Once’, ‘On Daily’ or
‘Mon to Fri’ the display will show:
TIME (24hr): 07:00
Enter the time when you want the telephone to
ring and confirm by pressing ‘Save’
2
.
Press the up or down key
3
/
12
repeatedly
and select one of the 18 alarm melodies and
confirm by pressing ‘Save’
2
.
To deactivate the Alarm function, select ‘Off’
and confirm with
2
.
Turn off the alarm
When the alarm goes off, press the left menu
key
15
under ‘Stop’ to deactivate the alarm.
Press the right menu key
2
under ‘Snooze’ to
repeat the alarm function in 5 minutes.
Attention: The alarm icon will disappear from the
display once you have pressed one of the menu
keys. If you choose ‘Snooze’ the alarm function is will
remain active, but will not be visible on the display.
The phone book
The phonebook allows you to memorise 100
telephone numbers with names. You can enter
names up to 16 characters in length and numbers up
to 24 digits in length.
Adding a number and a name to the
phone book
Press the phonebook option key
2
.
Press ‘Option’
2
, select ‘New entry’ and press
2
to confirm.
‘Name‘ appears on the display. Enter the name
using the alphanumeric keys.
Press ‘Save’ and enter the telephone number
and select a melody.
Press ‘Save’ telephone number and select a melody.
Press ‘Save’ to store the record in the
phonebook or press cancel.
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Attention: The alarm icon
will disappear from the display
once you have pressed one of
the menu keys. If you choose
‘Snooze’ the alarm function is
will remain active, but will not
be visible on the display.
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Looking up a number in the
phone book
Press the phonebook option key
2
.
Enter the first letter of the desired name via the
alphanumeric keypad.
The first name in the list with this letter appears
on the display.
Press the up or down key book
2
/
12
to
browse for other numbers in the phone
If the desired number appears on the display, the
number will be automatically dialled by pressing
the off hook key
11
.
Changing a name or number in the phone book
Press the phonebook option key
2
.
Enter the first letter of the desired name. The
first name in the list with this letter appears on
the display. Press the up or down key
2
/
12
to browse and select the entry in the phone
book.
Once the desired number appears on the
display, press ‘Option’
2
.
Press the up or down key
2
/
12
and select
‘Edit entry’. Press to confirm.
Press
15
to delete each letter of the name
and use the alphanumeric keypad to enter the
correct name.
Press ‘Save’
2
.
Press
15
to delete each number one by
one and use the keypad to enter the correct
number.
Press ‘Save’
2
and choose a ringer melody.
Press ‘Save’
2
to save the changes made.
Deleting one or all entries from the phone book
Press the right menu key
2
.
Enter the first letter of the desired name via the
alphanumeric keypad or press the up or down
key
2
/
12
to browse and select the entry
in the phone book.
Once the desired number appears on the
display, press ‘Option’
2
.
Press the up or down key
2
/
12
and select
‘Delete Entry?’. Press to confirm.
OR
Select ‘Delete all’ to delete all the entries and
press the OK key
14
or
2
.
Select ‘Yes’ to validate or ‘No’ to cancel.
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View name and number of an entry in the
phone book
Press the right menu key
2
.
Enter the first letter of the desired name via the
alphanumeric keypad or press the up or down key
2
/
12
to browse and select the entry in the
phone book.
Press ‘Option’
2
.
Press the up or down key
2
/
12
and select
‘Show Detail’ and press the OK key
14
or
2
.
The name, telephone number and melody of the
selected entry appear on the display.
Press
15
to go back to the list of entries.
Base Operation
The R key (flash)
With the Flash key R4 you can use certain services
on your external line such as “call waiting”. The Flash
key R is a brief interruption of the line. You can set
the flash time to 100ms or 250ms. The time is set to
250ms by default. However, if your system requires a
longer flash time, you can change it:
Press the left menu key
15
under .
Press the up or down key
2
/
12
repeatedly
until ‘Base Settings’ is selected.
Press
2
to confirm.
Press the up or down key
2
/
12
repeatedly
until ‘Recall’ is selected.
Press
2
to confirm.
Press the up or down key
2
/
12
repeatedly
to select the desired flash time:
‘Long’ = 250ms
‘Short’ = 100ms
Press ‘Save”
2
to confirm your selection or press
15
to leave the menu.
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Changing the PIN code
(handset system PIN code)
Certain functions are only available if you know the
PIN code of the base.
The PIN code has 4 digits. The default PIN code
setting is ‘0000’. If you would like to change the
PIN code and set your own secret code, do the
following:
Press the left menu key
15
under .
Press the up or down key
2
/
12
repeatedly
until ‘Base Settings’ is selected.
Press
2
to confirm.
Press the up or down key
2
/
12
repeatedly
until ‘System PIN’ is selected.
Press
2
and enter the old PIN code.
Press
2
. If the wrong PIN code is entered,
‘Incorrect PIN’ is shown. If thecorrect PIN code is
entered the phone will ask you to enter the new
PIN. Enter a new system PIN code and
press
2
.
Enter the new PIN code again to confirm and press
2
.
Setting the dialling mode
There are two types of dialling modes that can be
used on a telephone line:
DTMF/Tone dialling (the most common)
Pulse dialling (for older installations)
To change the dialling mode:
Press the left menu key
15
under .
Press the up or down key
2
/
12
repeatedly
until ‘Base Settings’ is selected.
Press
2
to confirm.
Press the up or down key
2
/
12
repeatedly
until ‘Dial mode’ is selected.
Press
2
and select the dial mode with the up
and down keys
2
/
12
and press ‘Save’
2
to
confirm.
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Tools
Appointment
You can set 5 appointments or reminders which you
can give a name and an alarm by date and time.
Press the left menu key
15
under .
Press the up or down key
2
/
12
repeatedly
until ‘Tools’ is selected and press the OK key
14
or
2
to confirm.
‘Appointment’ is selected. Press
2
to
confirm.
Press the up or down key
2
/
12
to select
one of the 5 appointments and press the OK key
14
or
2
.
Press the up or down key
2
/
12
repeatedly
until ‘Edit’ is selected. Press theOK key
14
or
2
to change the appointment.
Edit the name of the appointment and press ‘Save’
2
.
Enter the date of the appointment and press ‘Save’
2
.
Enter the time and press ‘Save’
2
.
Press the up or down key
2
/
12
to select the
desired alarm melody and press ‘Save’
2
to validate.
To delete the appointment: Press the up or
down key
2
/
12
repeatedly until ‘Delete’ is
selected. Press
2
to confirm or
15
to cancel.
Stopwatch
Press the left menu key
2
under .
Press the up or down key
2
/
12
repeatedly
until ‘Tools’ is selected and press the OK key
14
or
2
to confirm.
Press the up or down key
2
/
12
repeatedly
until ‘Stopwatch’ is selected. Press the OK key
14
or
2
to confirm.
Press ‘Start’
2
to start the stopwatch. Press ‘Stop’
15
to stop the stopwatch. To restart the stopwatch
press ‘Start’
2
again. Press ‘Reset’
2
to reset the
counter to 00:00.
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You can subscribe up to 5 handsets on one base.
Each handset can register to 4 base stations and
the user can select which base they want to use. By
default handset 1is registered to the base unit 1.
Selecting a base unit
If your handset is subscribed to several base unit
stations (max. 4), you must select a base unit as the
handset can only communicate with one base unit
at a time. There are two options:
Automatic selection
If you set the handset to ‘automatic selection’, the
handset will automatically choose the closest base
unit in standby:
Press the left menu key
15
under .
Press the up or down key
2
/
12
repeatedly
until ‘Handset’ is selected.
Press
2
to confirm.
Press the up or down key
2
/
12
repeatedly
until ‘Select Base’ is selected.
Press
2
to confirm.
Select ‘Auto’ and press
2
to confirm.
Manual selection
If you set the handset to ‘manual selection’, the
handset will only choose the base unit you have set.
Press the left menu key
15
under .
Press the up or down key
2
/
12
repeatedly
until ‘Handset’ is selected.
Press
2
to confirm.
Press the up or down key
2
/
12
repeatedly
until ‘Select Base’ is selected.
Press
2
to confirm.
Select ‘Manual’ and press
2
to confirm.
Select the base with the up and down key
2
/
12
and press
2
.
Using multiple handsets
These functions are only possible when more
than one handset is subscribed to the base.
Calling another handset
Press the ‘INT’
2
key.
‘INTERNAL_” appears on the display.
Dial the number of the handset you would like
to call.
After finishing your call, press the on hook key
2
to hang up.
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Receiving an internal call.
The internal call icon and the number of the
handset calling, appear on the display.
Press the off hook key
5
to accept the
internal call
OR
Lift the handset off its base (if the auto answer
option is active, see “Auto answer” )
During the call, the handset number of the caller
and the symbol appear on the display.
After finishing your call, press the on hook key
5
to hang up.
Receiving an external call during an internal
call
If you receive an external call during an internal call,
you will hear a call waiting tone (double beep) on
both handsets being used for an internal call.
Press the on hook key
5
to end the internal
call.
Press the off hook key
11
to accept the
external call.
After finishing your call, press the on hook key
2
to hang up.
Transferring a call to another handset
You have an external caller on the line.
Press the ‘INT’ key
13
. ‘INTERNAL_’ appears on the
display.
Dial the number of the handset to which you would
like to transfer the call.
If the handset dialled answers, you can have an
internal conversation. Press the on hook key
5
and the external call is transferred.
If the handset dialled does not answer, press the
‘INT’ key
13
to speak to the external caller again.
Conference call (two internal handsets and one
external caller)
You can have a telephone conversation with one
internal and one external caller at the same time.
While on the line with an external caller, press the
‘INT’ key
13
key. The external line is put on hold.
Dial the number of the handset you would like to
include in the call. You can toggle between Internal
and External line by pressing the ‘INT’ key
13
.
Once the handset dialled answers, press the
option key ‘Conf.’
2
.
Now you are connected to the external and the
internal caller and you can talk to them at the same
time (conference call).
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Note
When you have activated
Automatic base selection and
the handset is out of range
on the current base, the
handset will only search for the
strongest base in standby (not
during communication).
Caution: Before you can select
a base unit, the handset must
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When you receive a call, the telephone number
of the caller, the date and time appears on the
handset display. If the name is programmed in
the phone book, the name in the phone book is
displayed.
The telephone can store 30 calls in a call list that can
be reviewed later. When the memory is full, the new
calls automatically replace the oldest calls in the
memory. The icon on the display blinks if there are
new not answered calls in the call list. In the middle
of the screen, next to the -icon, you can see the
amount of new messages. If the call list is empty and
you press the call log key
12
, ‘Call list empty’ will
be shown.
You can view the information of an incoming call:
Press the call log key
12
. The name (if sent
by the network or present in the phonebook
memory) of the caller will be shown on the first line.
The telephone number of the caller on the 2nd line
and date and time on the 3rd line. At the end of
the 3rd line the following indication is shown:
‘New’: Unread or unanswered call
‘Old’: Read or answered call
The call list
The calls received are stored in the call list (max. 30
numbers).
Briefly press the call log key
12
to view the most
recent call.
The telephone number and name of the most
recent caller appears on the display. If no name is
available, ‘No Name’ appears on the first line.
The date and time the call was received are linked
to each call.
Press the call log key
12
to browse other
numbers on the list.
If neither the up or down key
2
/
12
is pressed for 15
seconds, the telephone will return to standby mode.
After a call is received, the number of the caller remains on
the display for 15 seconds after the last ring.
Caller ID is not available while you are on the line with a caller
and there is a second incoming call.
Calling a number from the call list
Press the call log key
12
to go into the call list.
Press the up or down key
2
/
12
to look up
the desired number.
Once the number is on the display, press the
off hook key
11
and the number is dialled
automatically.
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Storing a number from the call list in the phone
book
Press the call log key
12
to go to the call list.
Press the up or down key
2
/
12
to look up
the desired number.
Press ‘Option’
11
.
Press the up or down key3
2
/
12
repeatedly
until ‘Save number’ is selected.
Press
2
to confirm.
‘Name’ is displayed. Use the alphanumeric keys
to add a name. Or if the name was send by the
network, you can edit it before saving. Press
‘Save’
2
to confirm.
The telephone number is displayed. Edit the
number if needed and press ‘Save’
2
again to store
the entry into the phonebook .
The handset returns to the call list.
Deleting numbers from the call list
Deleting one number
Press the call log key1
12
to go to the call list.
Press the up or down key
2
/
12
to look up
the desired number.
Press ‘Option’
2
.
Press the up or down key
2
/
12
repeatedly
until ‘Delete’ is selected.
Press
2
to confirm.
The call is deleted and the next call appears on the
display.
Delete all numbers
Press the call log key
12
to go to the call list.
Press the up or down key
2
/
12
to look up
the desired number.
Press ‘Option’
2
.
Press the up or down key
2
/
12
repeatedly
until ‘Delete all’ is selected.
Press
2
to confirm.
All calls are deleted.
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Chapter 6 : Caller ID
Note
You can only use this service
if you have Caller ID enabled
through your iiNet account.
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Symptom Possible cause Solution
No Display;
display remains unlit
Batteries fitted Check fitment and polarity of the
batteries
Batteries discharged Recharged the batteries
Handset turned off Turn ON the handset
No Tone Telephone cord badly connected Check the telephone cord
connection
Line is occupied by another
handset
Wait until the other handset
hangs up
The icon flashes Handset out of range Bring the handset closer to the
base
Base has no power supply Check the mains connection to
the base
Handset is not registered to the
base
Register the handset to the base
Base or handset does not ring Ringing volume is zero to low Adjust the ringing volume
Tone is good, but can not make
any connection
Dialing mode incorrect Adjust the dialing mode (pulse/
tone)
Handset does not respond to
keyp presses
System error Remove the batteries for at least
1minute before replacing them
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Standard DECT (Digital Enhanced Cordless Telecommunications)
GAP (Generic Access Profile)
Frequency range: 1880 MHz to 1900 MHz
Number of channels: 120 duplex channels
Moudulation: GFSK
Speech coding: 32 kbit/s
Emission power: 10mW (average power per channel)
Range: 300m in open space / 50m maximum in-house
Base power supply: In: 230V AC / 50Hz - Out: 6V DC / 200mA
Handset Batteries: 2 rechargable batteries AAA, NiMh 600mAh
Handset standby time: 100 hours in standby
Handset talk time: 10 hours
Charging time: 16 hours
Dialing mode: Tone / Pulse
Normal conditions of use: +5 ˚C to +45 ˚C
Flash time: 100ms or 250ms
Measurements: Base diameter x height: 119 x 56mm,
Handset length x width x depth: 155 x 45 x 21 mm
Weight: Charger: 0.14kg
Handset with 2 batteries: 106g
Declaration of Conformity
Type: Cordless Telephone Device (DECT)
Class of equipment: Class 1 is in compliance with the
essential requirements and other relevant provisions
of the R&TTE directive 1999/5/EC and carries the CE
mark accordingly.
Supplementary information:
The product complies with the requirements of:
EN60950
EN301489-01
EN301489-06
EN3014
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What this warranty covers.
Belkin International, Inc. (“Belkin”) warrants to the
original purchaser of this Belkin product that the
product shall be free of defects in design, assembly,
material, or workmanship.
What the period of coverage is.
Belkin warrants the Belkin product for two years.
What will we do to
correct problems?
Product Warranty. Belkin will repair or replace, at
its option, any defective product free of charge
(except for shipping charges for the product).
Belkin reserves the right to discontinue any of its
products without notice, and disclaims any limited
warranty to repair or replace any such discontinued
products. In the event that Belkin is unable to repair
or replace the product (for example, because it has
been discontinued), Belkin will offer a refund in an
amount equal to the purchase price of the product
as evidenced on the original purchase receipt as
discounted by its natural use.
What is not covered by
this warranty?
All above warranties are null and void if the Belkin
product is not provided to Belkin for inspection
upon Belkin’s request at the sole expense of the
purchaser, or if Belkin determines that the Belkin
product has been improperly installed, altered in any
way, or tampered with. The Belkin Product Warranty
does not protect against acts of God such as flood,
earthquake, lightning, war, vandalism, theft, normal-
use wear and tear, erosion, depletion, obsolescence,
abuse, damage due to low voltage disturbances
(i.e. brownouts or sags), non-authorized program, or
system equipment modification or alteration.
How to get service.
To get service for your Belkin product you must take
the following steps:
Contact Belkin Tech Support within 15 days of the
Occurrence. Be prepared to provide the following
information:
The part number of the Belkin product.
Where you purchased the product.
When you purchased the product.
Copy of original receipt.
Your Belkin Customer Service Representative will
then instruct you on how to forward your receipt
and Belkin product and how to proceed with your
claim.
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Belkin reserves the right to review the damaged
Belkin product. All costs of shipping the Belkin
product to Belkin for inspection shall be borne solely
by the purchaser. If Belkin determines, in its sole
discretion, that it is impractical to ship the damaged
equipment to Belkin, Belkin may designate, in its sole
discretion, an equipment repair facility to inspect
and estimate the cost to repair such equipment.
The cost, if any, of shipping the equipment to and
from such repair facility and of such estimate shall be
borne solely by the purchaser. Damaged equipment
must remain available for inspection until the claim
is finalised. Whenever claims are settled, Belkin
reserves the right to be subrogated under any
existing insurance policies the purchaser may have.
How state law relates to
the warranty.
THIS WARRANTY CONTAINS THE SOLE WARRANTY
OF BELKIN.THERE ARE NO OTHER WARRANTIES,
EXPRESSED OR, EXCEPT AS REQUIRED BY LAW,
IMPLIED, INCLUDING THE IMPLIED WARRANTY OR
CONDITION OF QUALITY, MERCHANTABILITY OR
FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE, AND SUCH
IMPLIED WARRANTIES, IF ANY, ARE LIMITED IN
DURATION TO THE TERM OF THIS WARRANTY.
Some states do not allow limitations on how long an
implied warranty lasts, so the above limitations may
not apply to you.
IN NO EVENT SHALL BELKIN BE LIABLE FOR
INCIDENTAL, SPECIAL, DIRECT, INDIRECT,
CONSEQUENTIAL OR MULTIPLE DAMAGES SUCH AS,
BUT NOT LIMITED TO, LOST BUSINESS OR PROFITS
ARISING OUT OF THE SALE OR USE OF ANY BELKIN
PRODUCT, EVEN IF ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF
SUCH DAMAGES.
This warranty gives you specific legal rights, and
you may also have other rights, which may vary
from state to state. Some states do not allow the
exclusion or limitation of incidental, consequential,
or other damages, so the above limitations may not
apply to you.
Chapter 6 : Belkin International, Inc.
Limited Two Year Product Warranty