Clas Ohlson Binatone BB3805 User manual

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Cordless Telephone
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Trådløs telefon
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Schnurlostelefon
Art.no Model
38-4692 Binatone BB3805

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Binatone B3805 Cordless Telephone
Art.no 38-4692 ModelBinatone BB3805
Please read theentire instruction manual before use and save it for future reference.
Wereserve theright for any errors in text or images and for making any necessary
technical changes to this document. Ifyou should have any questions concerning
technical problems please contact our Customer Services.
Table of Contents
1. Contents .............................................................................5
2. Product description ...........................................................5
3. Safety..................................................................................5
4. Read these instructions before using thephone..............6
4.1 Choose alocation for thebase station and thecharger ................................. 6
4.2 Connecting to themains ................................................................................... 6
4.3 Radio signals between thehandset and thebase station............................... 6
4.4 Interference........................................................................................................ 6
4.5 Out of range warning......................................................................................... 6
4.6 Battery safety..................................................................................................... 6
4.7 Initial battery charging....................................................................................... 7
4.8 Important – Emergency calls............................................................................. 7
5. Buttons and functions........................................................7
5.1 Display symbols................................................................................................. 8
6. Getting started ...................................................................9
6.1 Connecting thebase station ............................................................................. 9
6.2 Connecting theadaptor .................................................................................... 9
6.3 Inserting thehandset batteries ......................................................................... 9
6.4 Charging thebatteries....................................................................................... 9

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7. Operation..........................................................................10
7.1 Making acall.................................................................................................... 10
7.2 Answering calls................................................................................................ 10
7.3 Redialling one of thelast numbers called ...................................................... 10
7.4 Redialling from thecaller ID............................................................................ 10
7.5 Muting acall..................................................................................................... 10
7.6 Switching thehandset ringer on andoff......................................................... 10
7.7 Keypad lock ..................................................................................................... 10
7.8 Finding thehandset......................................................................................... 11
7.9 Storing anumber ............................................................................................. 11
7.10 Showing astored number............................................................................. 11
7.11 Deleting anumber ......................................................................................... 11
7.12 Editing acontact ........................................................................................... 11
7.13 Storing speed dial numbers.......................................................................... 12
7.14 Caller ID ......................................................................................................... 12
8. Phone settings .................................................................12
8.1 Setting theclock.............................................................................................. 12
8.2 Setting thedate format.................................................................................... 12
8.3 Setting thetime format.................................................................................... 12
8.4 Setting thetime................................................................................................ 13
8.5 Setting thedate ............................................................................................... 13
8.6 Activating/deactivating thealarm ................................................................... 13
8.7 Setting thealarm.............................................................................................. 13
9. Other settings...................................................................13
9.1 Changing thePINcode ................................................................................... 14
9.2 Resetting thephone ........................................................................................ 14
9.3 Registering a handset with a base station ..................................................... 14
10. Care and maintenance ...................................................14

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1. Contents
• Base station
• Two telephone line cords for thebase station (Nordic countries & UK)
• Two mains adaptors for thebase station (Nordic countries & UK)
• Cordless handset
• Two telephone plug adaptors (Nordic countries & UK)
• Instruction manual
2. Product description
Big button phone with large clear display. Idealfor theelderly.
• Talk/standbytime10/100h
• Rangeindoors/outdoors50/300m
• Phonebookfor50names/numbers
• CallerID
• Speakerphone
• GAP
3. Safety
• Donotexposethebasestationorhandsettowater.Electricequipmentcan
causeserious injury if it is used when you are wet or are standing inwater.
• If thebase station falls into water, do not try to pick it up before you
have disconnected theadaptor from thewall socket and thephone
lead from thephonejack. Once disconnected, pick up thebase unit by
thedisconnectedleads.
• Donotusethephoneoutdoorsduringathunderstorm.Thebasestationshould
be unplugged from thephone jack and wall socket during thunderstorms.
Damagecausedbylightningisnotcoveredbytheguarantee.
11. Troubleshooting guide....................................................15
12. Disposal ..........................................................................17
13. Specifications .................................................................17
13.1 Power supply................................................................................................. 17

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4. Read these instructions before using thephone
4.1 Choose alocation for thebase station and thecharger
The base station should be placed on alevel surface in alocation where:
• The mains adaptor reaches avacant wall socket.
• The base station’s phone line reaches atelephone socket.
• It is not near another cordless phone which may cause interference.
• It is not near akitchen sink, bathtub, or shower, or anywhere else where it may be
exposed to water or splashing.
• It is not near any electrical equipment such as afridge, dishwasher, microwave,
fluorescent tube light, or TVset.
4.2 Connecting to themains
The base station must only be used with theincluded adaptor. Theusage of any other
adaptorisinviolationofEN60950andvoidstheconformityapprovalsbestowedupon
thedevice.
4.3 Radio signals between thehandset and thebase station
In order to use thehandset and thebase station together you must establish aradio
signal link between them. Alwaysbe aware that:
• Large metal objects such as fridges, mirrors, or filing cabinets located between
thehandset and thebase station may block theradio signal.
• Solid structures such as walls may reduce thestrength of thesignal.
4.4 Interference
• If thesound quality deteriorates as you move around during acall, theprobable
cause is some form of interference between thehandset and base station.
Thismight be because you are too close to another telephone or another
electricalappliance.
• Move to anew location to try and avoid thesource of theinterference.
• Radiointerferenceinthesurroundingareacansometimescauseashortinterruption
in theradio signal between thehandset and thebase station during acall.
4.5 Out of range warning
Ifyouhearawarningsignalduringacall,and/orthesoundinthespeakerisweak
or unclear you may have moved outside thebase station’s range. Youneed to move
closer to thebase station (until thewarning signal stops) within 20 seconds; otherwise
thecall will be disconnected.
4.6 Battery safety
Only use rechargeable batteries in thehandset. Neveruse non-rechargeable batteries,
they can leak and cause damage.

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4.7 Initial battery charging
Before using thephone for thefirst time, make sure thebatteries are fully charged by
charging thehandset for 15hours.
4.8 Important – Emergency calls
It is not possible to make emergency calls with this cordless phone during apowercut.
An alternative way of contacting theemergency services should be planned.
Makesure that you have atelephone which works in powercuts.
5. Buttons and functions

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1. [ ] Press during acall to activate audioboost.
2. [ ] Press to get to themenu functions from normal mode. Pressto confirm
selection.
3. [
]TalkOn/Speakerphone
• Press to make or answer acall.
• Duringacall,pushtoactivate/deactivatespeakerphone.
4. LED–Flashestoindicateanincomingcallandshinessteadilywhenaudioboostis
turned on.
5. Earpiece
6. [UP/DOWN]Pressduringacalltoincreaseordecreaseearpiecevolume.
7. [M1]/[M2]/[M3] Press to dial anumber saved in thememory.
8. [ ]–Presstogobackinamenuordeletecharactersonscreen.Duringacall,
presstoactivate/deactivatethemutefunction.
9. [ ]–Presstoscrollupinthecalllistandmenu.
10. [ ]–Presstoscrolldowninthecalllistandmenu.
11. [ ]-Duringacall,pushtoendthecallandreturntonormalmode.Pressand
holdinfor3secondstoturnthehandseton/off.Presstogobackinthemenu.
12. [0]–[9],[ ], [ ] Number keys, star and hash
13. Microphone
5.1 Display symbols
Signal strength
Shows thesignal strength between thehandset and thebase station.
Flasheswhenthehandsettriestoestablisharadiolinktothebasestation.
Ifthis symbol flashes during acall, move closer to thebase station.
Battery power indicator
When thesymbol shows “almost empty”, place thehandset into thecharger to
charge thebatteries. The symbol will change as thebatteries charge.
Call
Displayedduringcall.
Keypad lock
Shown when thekeys are locked.
Alarm
Shown when thealarm is activated.
Flasheswhenthealarmsounds.
Ringer off
Shown when thehandset ring signal is turned off.
Phonebook
Shown when you are in thephonebook menu or when you search in
thephonebook’s memory.

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Voicemail message
Shown when you have anew voicemail message. Voicemail is anoptional
feature from your provider which you need to pay extrafor.
New missed call
Shown when you have anew missed call or when you browse through thelist
of new missed calls.
New missed call from thesame number
Shown when there is more than one missed call from thesame number.
Speakerphone
Shown when thespeakerphone is activated.
6. Getting started
6.1 Connecting thebase station
Connect thephone lead and theadaptor to
thebase station as shown in thefigure.
6.2 Connecting theadaptor
Connect theadaptor to thebase station as
shown in thefigure.
6.3 Inserting thehandset batteries
1. Openthebatterycompartmentandinsert2×AAA/LR03batteries,observing
correct polarity.
2. Retthecoverofthebatterycompartmentbyslidingitintoplaceandpressingto
make sure it is secure.
6.4 Charging thebatteries
• Before you use thehandset for thefirst time it is important that thebatteries have
been fully charged.
• The handset emits abeep signal when it is inserted into thebase station correctly.
Chargethehandset for 15hours.

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7. Operation
7.1 Making acall
1. Enterthephonenumber.Ifyoumakeamistake,press[ ] to delete thedigits
one at atime. Holding down the[ ] key deletes all thedigits.
2. Press [
]to dial theentered number.
3. Ifyouwishtoactivate/deactivatethespeakerphone,press[
]onceagain.
4. Endacallbypressing[
]or replacing thehandset into thebase station.
7.2 Answering calls
1. When thephone rings, press [
]toanswerthecall(ifyouhavecallerID
thecaller’s number will appear on thedisplay).
2. Endacallbypressing[
]or replacing thehandset into thebase station.
7.3 Redialling one of thelast numbers called
1. Press [
].
2. Press [ ] to browse thelist of thelatest numbers dialled.
3. Press [
]to dial thehighlighted number.
7.4 Redialling from thecaller ID
1. Press [ ] to browse thelatest calllog.
2. Press [
]to dial thehighlighted number.
7.5 Muting acall
1. Duringacall,press[ ] to turn off themicrophone. Youcan now talk to
someone nearby without thecaller hearing you.
2. Press [ ] once more to turn themicrophone back onagain.
7.6 Switching thehandset ringer on andoff
1. Press [ ] to switch theringer off. Pressit again to switch theringer backon.
2. is displayed when theringer is switched off.
7.7 Keypad lock
1. Press and hold in [ ] to activate thebutton lock. Pressand hold it once more to
deactivate it.
2. is displayed when thekeypad lock is activated.