Doro COMFORT 1000 User manual

DoroComfort1000
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1.Up/Calllog
2.Leftmenukey/OK
3.Callkey
4.Down
5.Keypadlock
6.Redial
7.Phonebook
8.Recallkey
9.Ringeron/off
10.Endcall/Switchon/offhandset
11.Rightmenukey/Back/Internalcall

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Contents
Installation......................................................................................1
Connection................................................................................1
Basicsetup...............................................................................1
Operation........................................................................................2
Makingacall.............................................................................2
Receivingacall..........................................................................2
Volumecontrol...........................................................................2
Redial......................................................................................2
Mute........................................................................................2
Calltimer..................................................................................2
Enteringtext..............................................................................2
Keypadlock..............................................................................2
Paging......................................................................................3
Handsetpoweron/off..................................................................3
Silent/Ringeroff.........................................................................3
Temporarysilentmode.................................................................3
Phonebook................................................................................3
CallerID(CALLLIST)..................................................................4
Settings..........................................................................................5
Handsetsettings(HSSETTINGS)...................................................5
Basesettings(BSSETTINGS).......................................................6
Expandedsystem(twoormorehandsets).........................................6
Others............................................................................................7
Battery.....................................................................................7
Range......................................................................................8
EcoFunctionality........................................................................8
Troubleshooting..........................................................................8
CareandMaintenance.................................................................9
Warranty...................................................................................9
SpecicAbsorptionRate(SAR).....................................................10
DeclarationofConformity.............................................................10

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Installation
ThisdeviceisintendedfortheanaloguetelephonenetworklinesinAT,BE,
BG,CH,CY,CZ,DE,DK,EE,ES,FI,FR,GB,GR,HU,IE,IS,IT,LV ,LT,LU,
MT,NL,NO,PL,PT,RO,SI,SK,SE.
Connection
1.Connectthemainsadaptertoanelectricalwallsocketandtoyon
thebase.
2.ConnectthetelephonelinecordtoanetworkwallsocketandtoKon
thebase.
3.Insertthebatteries2x1.2VAAA400mAhNiMHintothehandsetin
accordancewiththemarkings.
4.Placethehandsetinthebasetocharge(24hoursthersttime).
Note!
Usethetelephonelinecordsupplied,anexistinglinecordfromapreviousphone
maynotbecompatible.
Basicsetup
LANGUAGE
1.Press.
2.Use
v
/
V
toreachHSSETTINGS.PressOK.
3.SelectLANGUAGE/LANGUAGE.PressOK.
4.SelectENGLISH/ENGLISH.PressOK.
5.PressLtoexitthemenu.
DATE&TIME
1.Press.
2.Use
v
/
V
toreachHSSETTINGS.PressOK.
3.SelectDATE&TIME.PressOK.
4.SelectSETTIME.PressOK.
5.Entercurrenttime.PressOK.
6.SelectSETDATE.PressOK.
7.Entercurrentdate.PressOK.
Note!
Youneedtosetthecorrectdateandtimetogainfullfunctionality.
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Operation
Makingacall
1.Enterphonenumber.DeletewithC.
2.Pressqtomakethecall.PressLtoendthecall.
Receivingacall
1.Pressqtoanswer.
2.PressLtoendthecall.
Note!
Ifautoanswerisenabled,thecallisansweredwhenyoupickupthehandset
fromthebase,seeHandsetsettings(HSSETTINGS),p.5.
Volumecontrol
Thehandsetvolumemaybeadjustedduringacallwith
v
/
V
.Thevolumelevel
isindicatedonthedisplay.Whenyouendthecall,thesettingwillremainat
thelastselectedlevel.
Redial
Press
r
.Selectamongthe5mostrecentlydiallednumbers.Ifthenumberis
alreadyinthephonebook,thecorrespondingnamewillalsobedisplayed.Press
qtocallthedisplayedentry,orOKforasubmenu,seePhonebook,p.3.
Mute
Switchon/offthemicrophoneduringacallwithC.
Calltimer
DuringacallHH:MM:SSisdisplayed,indicatingthecallduration.
Enteringtext
Presseachnumericalkeyrepeatedlyuntilthedesiredcharacterisdisplayed,
thenwaitafewsecondsbeforeenteringthenextcharacter.PressCtodelete.
Press1toaddspace.PressandholdCtodeletetheentiretextstring.Use
L(severaltimes)toexitthemenu.
Keypadlock
Pressandhold*toactivate/deactivate.Whenactivatedisdisplayed.
Incomingcallscanbeansweredbypressingqevenifthekeypadislocked.
Duringthecall,thekeypadisunlocked.Whenthecallisendedorrejected,
thekeypadislockedagain.
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Paging
PressJonthebaseunittopagethehandset/s.Thehandset/swillringand
PAGINGisdisplayed.Thesignalwillstopautomatically,orpressJagain,or
pressLonthehandset.
Handsetpoweron/off
PressandholdLinstandbytopoweron/offthehandset.
Silent/Ringeroff
Pressandhold#instandbytoturnon/offthehandsetringsignal,seeHandset
settings(HSSETTINGS),p.5.Whenringerisdeactivatedisdisplayed.
Temporarysilentmode
Whensomeonecalls,youcanpressCtoturnoffthehandsetringsignal.
Phonebook
Youcansave20numbers/names.IfyousubscribetoacallerIDservice,the
nameallocatedtothecallerinthephonebookwillbeshownforincomingcalls.
Itispossibletochoosebetweenvariousmelodiesforthenumberssavedinthe
phonebook(onlyfunctionsifyousubscribetoacallerIDservice).
Storingcontacts
1.Press
b
.Press.
2.SelectADD.PressOK.
3.Entername.PressOK.
4.Enterphonenumber.DeletewithC.PressOK.
5.SelectMELODY.PressOK.
Diallingfromthephonebook
1.Press
b
.
2.Selectcontactwith
v
/
V
.Quicksearchthephonebookbypressingthe
correspondingnumberkeyfortherstletter.
3.Pressqtomakeacallorpressforasubmenu.
Editingcontacts
1.Press
b
.
2.Selectcontactwith
v
/
V
.Press.
3.SelectEDIT.PressOK.
4.Editname.DeletewithC.PressOK.
5.Editphonenumber.DeletewithC.PressOK.
6.SelectMELODY.PressOK.
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Deletingcontacts
1.Press
b
.
2.Selectthecontactyouwanttoedit.Press.
3.SelectDELETE.PressOK.
ORselectDELETEALL.PressOK.
4.PressOKtoconrm.
Phonebookstatus(PBSTATUS)
Hereyoucancheckhowmanyphonebookentriesthatarestoredandavailable
storagecapacity.
CallerID(CALLLIST)
CallerIDallowsyoutoseewhoiscallingbeforeyouanswerandtoseewho
hascalledinyourabsence.Ifthenumberisstoredinthephonebook,the
caller’snamewillbedisplayed.Thecallsarestoredinsequence.Thelast10
incomingansweredandunansweredcallsarestoredalongwiththedateand
time.NEWCALL/NEWCALLSwillbedisplayedinstandbyand«inthelist
indicatesamissedcall.
Note!
Thisfunctionrequiresasubscriptionfromyourserviceprovider.Contactyour
serviceproviderformoreinformation.
Retrievinganddialling
1.Press.Selectcontactwith
v
/
V
.
OrpressandselectCALLLIST.
2.Pressqtodialorpressforasubmenu.
ADDTOPBStorenumberinphonebook.
DETAILSViewdetailsforthecall.
DELETEDeletethisnumberfromthecalllog(notfromphonebook).
DELETEALLDeleteallnumbersfromthecalllog(notfromphonebook).
Note!
Asdefaultthelast10incomingansweredandunansweredcallsarestoredalong
withthedateandtimeofthecalls.
CallerIDmessages
Thefollowingmessageswillbedisplayedoccasionally:
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OUTOFAREAUnknownnumber,e.g.internationalcall.
WITHHELDInformationaboutthenumberisblocked.Numbercannotbe
displayed.
a
Messageindicationfromyournetworkoperator*.
*Onlyfunctionsincertaincountries.
Toremovethemessageindicator:Press
v
andthenpressandhold4.
Settings
Handsetsettings(HSSETTINGS)
1.Press.SelectHSSETTINGS.PressOK.
2.Selectdesiredfunctione.g.ALARM.PressOK.
3.Selectdesiredsetting.PressOK.
ALARMWhenthealarmisactivatedisdisplayedinstandby.When
thealarmgoesoff,asignalwillbeheardfor45seconds.The
signalcanbeturnedoffwithanykey.IfSNOOZEisactivatedthe
alarmwillgooffagainapproximately7minuteslater.Turnthe
alarmoffpermanentlyviathemenuorbyholdingLdownfor
afewseconds.Thevolumeisdeterminedbythesetringerlevel.
RINGSETUPSelectringersignalforINT.RING(internalcalls)andforEXT.
RING(externalcalls).
RINGVOLUMEThehandsetringersignalcanbeadjusted.1=lowest,5=
highest,orVOLUMEOFF.PressOKtoconrm.
TONESETUPAnyofthefollowingwarningtonescanbedisabled:KEYTONE,
BATTERYTONEandOUTOFRANGE.
LANGUAGELanguageofdisplaytexts.
RENAMEHSTextdisplayedinstandby.
HSDISPLAYDisplayeithernameortimeinstandby.
AUTO
ANSWER
Thecallisansweredwhenthehandsetisliftedfromthebase.
DATE&TIMESettingthedate/time.Theformatofdate/timecanalsobe
adjusted.
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Basesettings(BSSETTINGS)
1.Press.SelectBSSETTINGS.PressOK.
2.Selectfunctione.g.BSRINGER.PressOK.
3.Enterdesiredsetting.PressOK.
DELETEHSTode-registerahandset.
FLASHTIMERecalltime.
LONG=NewZeeland.
MEDIUM=France/Portugal.
SHORT=othersincludingUK/AUS.
CHANGEPINThecode(default0000)canbechanged.
Note!
Ade-registeredhandsetcannolongerbeusedwiththesystem!
Expandedsystem(twoormorehandsets)
Thecallnumberforinternalcallswillbedisplayedinstandby.Thebaseunit
shouldbepositionedcentrallysothatthecoverageareaisroughlyequalfor
allhandsets.
Registeranewhandset
Allhandsetsincludedinthepackagearealreadyregisteredtothebaseunit.
Youcanregisterupto5handsetstoonebaseunit.
Note!
ThismodelisGAP(GenericAccessProle)compatible,whichmeansthatthe
handsetandthebaseunitcanbothbeusedwithmostotherGAPcompatible
unitsirrespectiveofmanufacturer.HowevertheGAPprotocolcannotguarantee
thatallfunctionsmaybeaccessed.
1.HolddownJonthebaseforaround6seconds.
2.Press.SelectREGISTRATION.PressOK.
3.Selectthebaseunityouwishtoregister.PressOK.
4.Enterbaseunit’sPINcode(defaultcodeis0000).PressOK.
5.Iftheregistrationissuccessfultheunitwillreturntostandbywithinone
minute.
Intercom/internalcall
1.Press.
2.Entercallnumber1-5forthedesiredhandsetorpress9forall.
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Atonewillbeheardifanexternalcallcomesinwhileaninternalcallis
inprogress.EndtheinternalcallwithLandthenanswertheexternal
callwithq.
Transferringcalls/conferencebetweenhandsets
Whenanexternalcallisconnected;
1.Press.
2.SelectINTERCOM.PressOK.
Ifusingmorethan2handsets:Entercallnumber1-5forthedesired
handsetorpress9forall.
3.Totransfer:pressL,
forconference:pressandhold*.
Others
Battery
CAUTION
Riskofexplosionifbatteryisreplacedbyanincorrecttype.Useonlyoriginal
batteries.Theuseofnon-originalbatteriesmaybedangerousandmayinvalidate
thephone’sguarantee.
Whenthebatteriesarerelativelynewtheywilllastforapproximately100hours
standbytimeorapproximately10hourscalltime.Fullbatterycapacitywillnot
bereacheduntilthebatterieshavebeencharged4–5times.Itisnotpossible
tooverchargeordamagethebatteriesbychargingthemfortoolong.Itmay
takeupto10minuteschargingbeforedisplayilluminates,ifbatteriesare
totallyempty.
Whenthebatteriesarerunninglow,willashandawarningtonewillbe
heardwhenacallisinprogress.Thewarningtoneisoptional,seeHandset
settings(HSSETTINGS),p.5.Thebatterychargeindicatorinthedisplay
willashaslongasthehandsetischarging.Inordertosavethebatteries,the
displayisverydarkonstandby,pressLoncetoilluminate.Tosavepower,
speakerandthedisplaylightceasestooperateatlowbatterystrength.When
thebatteryisloworwhenthereistoogreatadistancetothebaseunitthe
phonewillbeunabletoconnecttoaline.Donotplacethebaseunitcloseto
otherelectricalequipment,thisistominimizetheriskofanyinterference.Itis
normalforthedevicetobecomewarmduringchargingandthisisnotdangerous.
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Range
Thetelephone’srangedependsonwhetherornottheradiowavescarrying
thecallarerestrictedbyobstaclesintheirpath,andisusuallybetween50
and300metres.Coveragecanbeimprovedbyturningone’sheadsothatthe
handsetisalignedwiththebaseunit.Soundqualitydeclinesasthelimitis
reacheduntilthecallisnallyinterrupted.
EcoFunctionality
WehaveintroducedtheECOFUNCTIONALITYlabeltohelpcustomersidentify
productswithinourassortmenthavingalowerimpactontheenvironment.
Productscarryingthislabelfeature:
•Reducedpowerconsumptioninbothoperationalandstandby.
•Adaptivetransmissionpowerdependingonrangeonbaseunit.
Troubleshooting
Checkthatthetelephonecordisundamagedandproperlypluggedin.
Disconnectanyadditionalequipment,extensioncordsandotherphones.Ifthe
problemisresolved,thefaultiswithsomeotherequipment.
Testtheequipmentonaknownworkingline(e.g.ataneighbour’shouse).If
theequipmentworkstherethefaultisprobablywithyourtelephoneline.Please
reportthistoyournetworkoperator.
Nonumbershownwhenringing
•ThisfunctionrequiresaCallerIDsubscriptionfromyourserviceprovider.
Warningtone/Notpossibletomakecalls
•Thebatteriesmayberunninglow(chargethehandset).
•Thehandunitmaybenearlyoutofrange.Moveclosertoabaseunit.
Phonedoesnotwork
•Checkthattheadapter/phonecordisconnectedcorrectly.
•Checkthechargestatusofthehandsetbatteries.
•Connectanother,functioning,phonetothenetworkwallsocket.
Phonecontinuestoring
•Someofthephone’sringersdonotfollowthelinesignal,whichmeans
thatthesignalmaycontinueforupto8secondsafteransweringacall.
Trychangingringsignal(melody).
Ifthephonestilldoesnotwork,pleasecontacttheplaceofpurchasefor
service.Don’tforgetthereceiptoracopyoftheinvoice.
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CareandMaintenance
CAUTION
Onlyusebatteries,mainsadapterandaccessoriesthathavebeenapprovedfor
usewiththisparticularmodel.Connectingotheraccessoriesmaybedangerous
andmayinvalidatethephone'stypeapprovalandguarantee.Themainsadapter
isthedisconnectdevicebetweentheproductandmainspower.Themains
socketoutletmustbeclosetotheequipmentandeasilyaccessible.
Yourunitisatechnicallyadvancedproductandshouldbetreatedwiththe
greatestcare.Negligencemayvoidthewarranty.
•Protecttheunitfrommoisture.Rain/snowfall,moistureandalltypesof
liquidcancontainsubstancesthatcorrodetheelectroniccircuits.Ifthe
unitgetswet,youshouldremovethebatteryandallowtheunittodry
completelybeforeyoureplaceit.
•Donotuseorkeeptheunitindusty,dirtyenvironments.Theunit’smoving
partsandelectroniccomponentscanbedamaged.
•Donotkeeptheunitinwarmplaces.Hightemperaturescanreducethe
lifespanforelectronicequipment,damagebatteriesanddistortormelt
certainplastics.
•Donotkeeptheunitincoldplaces.Whentheunitwarmsuptonormal
temperature,condensationcanformontheinsidewhichcandamagethe
electroniccircuits.
•Donottrytoopentheunitinanyotherwaythanthatwhichisindicated
here.
•Donotdroptheunit.Donotknockorshakeiteither.Ifitistreatedroughly
thecircuitsandprecisionmechanicscanbebroken.
•Donotusestrongchemicalstocleantheunit.
Theadviceaboveappliestotheunit,batteryandotheraccessories.Iftheunit
isnotworkingasitshould,pleasecontacttheplaceofpurchaseforservice.
Don’tforgetthereceiptoracopyoftheinvoice.
Warranty
Thisproductisguaranteedforaperiodof12monthsfromthedateofpurchase.
Intheunlikelyeventofafaultoccurringduringthisperiod,pleasecontactthe
placeofpurchase.Proofofpurchaseisrequiredforanyserviceorsupport
neededduringtheguaranteeperiod.
Thisguaranteewillnotapplytoafaultcausedbyanaccidentora
similarincidentordamage,liquidingress,negligence,abnormalusage,
non-maintenanceoranyothercircumstancesontheuser’spart.Furthermore,
thisguaranteewillnotapplytoanyfaultcausedbyathunderstormoranyother
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voltageuctuations.Asamatterofprecaution,werecommenddisconnecting
thechargerduringathunderstorm.
Batteriesareconsumablesandarenotincludedinanyguarantee.
ThisguaranteedoesnotapplyifotherbatteriesthanDOROoriginalbatteries
havebeenused.
SpecicAbsorptionRate(SAR)
Thisdevicemeetsapplicableinternationalsafetyrequirementsforexposureto
radiowaves.DoroComfort1000measures0.032W/kgmeasuredover10g
tissue.
ThemaximumlimitaccordingtoWHOis2.0W/kgmeasuredover10gtissue.
DeclarationofConformity
DoroherebydeclaresthatDoroComfort1000conformstotheessential
requirementsandotherrelevantregulationscontainedintheDirectives
1999/5/EC(R&TTE)and2002/95/EC(RoHS).AcopyoftheDeclarationof
Conformityisavailableatwww.doro.com/dofc
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