Doro X50 User manual

X50
Exclusive speakerphone
with Caller Display
User guide

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DORO X50 LIST OF CONTENTS
DORO X50
User guide
LIST OF CONTENTS
Installation .................. 1Memory full ..............16
Functions ..................... 1Battery warning ...........16
Parts list/assembly .............. 3Dial Back function .........17
Battery ....................... 4
Ring switch/Line adapt .......... 5VIP-function .............18
Loudspeaker function ........... 6Explanation of VIP-function . 18
Connecting a headset ............ 6To Store VIP-number .......18
........................Additional
VIP functions ..................18
Telephone ................... 7
Display ....................... 7Common faults ...........19
Set date and time ............... 8If the phone doesn't work ....19
Call timer ..................... 8No Caller Display
To make a call ................. 9Information ...............19
Last number redial ..............10 Fault Finding ..............19
Volume control ................11
Mute .........................11 Other ...................20
Direct memory .................11 Additional Network Services . 20
Pause function .................12 Warning .................20
Group listening ................13 Cleaning .................21
REN ....................21
Caller Display ............... 14 Warranty .................21
Explanation of Caller Display .... 14
Indicating new numbers ......... 14 Technical data ............22
To view new call numbers ....... 15
Delete Caller Display numbers ... 16

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INSTALLATION DORO X50
FUNCTIONS
1Handset 9Handset cord
2Mute button 10 Hook switch
3Loudspeaker 11 Microphone (in front)
4Display 12 Buttons 0-9, *, #.
5Socket for line cord 13 Loudspeaker indicator.
6One-touch dialling buttons M1 - M10 14 Switches (on right side), see
7Socket for headset next page.
8Function buttons, see next page. 15 Handset socket

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DORO X50 INSTALLATION
Explanation of function buttons:
UP arrow for Caller Display numbers
DOWN arrow for Caller Display numbers
CALL-UP button for Caller Display
CLEAR button for Caller Display
Programming and storing of direct memory
Pause button
Recall Button
Last number REDIAL button
Loudspeaker/headset button
On the right hand side of the telephone there are 4 switches:
Volume control for Volume control for handset
loudspeaker. and headset (3 steps).
Select Loudspeaker Adjustable ringer
or headset. (Off/Low/High).

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INSTALLATION DORO X50
ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS
PARTS LIST
1 - X50 Telephone
1 - Telephone handset
1 - Line cord and adaptor plug
3 - 1.5volt AAA batteries.
ASSEMBLY
PPlug the line cord into the telephone (5 on the diagram on page1) by inserting the
plug into the socket until you hear a click.
PThe plug on the other end of the line cord is to connect to the telephone network.
PPlug the handset into the telephone (15 on the diagram on page 1) again listen for
the click.
Outlet for headset Outlet for line cord
PTo remove either of the plugs depress the plastic tab on the plug and withdraw.
To connect the headset, see page 6.
Don´t position the telephone in direct sunlight or strong heat. The rubber feet on the base
of the telephone can leave marks on a sensitive surface.
IMPORTANT! This telephone uses a magnetic switch for on and off hook
activation. Please be aware that small pins and staples may attach to the handset
in the mouthpiece area.

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DORO X50 INSTALLATION
Telephone base:
Screw
Battery cover Socket for handset cord
BATTERY
The Caller Display and memory functions need 3 x 1.5 volt AAA batteries to operate. The
normal life of the battery is approximately one year.
The battery is also used to power the time and date so when the battery low indicator
shows in the display, change the batteries immediately.
To change the batteries do the following:
PRemove the line cord before you change the battery.
PTo install the new batteries, unscrew the battery cover and remove the old batteries.
PWait one minute for the Caller Display to reset correctly, then insert the new
batteries in the battery compartment. OBSERVE CORRECT POLARITY.
NOTE! Batteries must be installed for correct operation of the display and the
handsfree speakerphone.

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INSTALLATION DORO X50
RING SWITCH
The ring signal is controlled by a 3 position switch on the side of the telephone,
OFF/LOW/HIGH.
In position the ringing signal is switched off. The LOW and HI positions set the ring
loudness. On the base of the telephone is a set of three switches, the top switch will
change the tone of the ring signal (see below)
The switch has 3 positions.
LINE ADAPT SWITCH
On the base of the telephone is a switch used to adapt the telephone for use either as a
normal telephone, or for use on an extension of a PBX. The switch has two positions
the NORM position is used for a connection to the telephone network and the -5db
positon when used as a PBX extension.

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DORO X50 INSTALLATION
LOUDSPEAKER FUNCTION
When you install the phone for the first time, or use the phone after a long period of time
or if the phone has been disconnected, you may need to "load up" the phone for the
loudspeaker to work. You do this by lifting the handset for 2-3 seconds.
CONNECTING A HEADSET
Aheadset can be connected to the socket on the telephones base, near the line connector
(7 on the diagram on page 1). Operate the switch on the side of the telephone to select the
headset function, and use the loudspeaker/headset button to get dial tone or hang
up.
To see how to use the headset to make a call see page 10.
Loudspeaker function:
Headset function:
NOTE!
We recommended that you use a headset that is suitable for DORO X50. Headsets
are obtainable in many retail stores and at varying prices.Your local retailer can help
you choose a headset that is suitable.
Headsets can have different types of connector and wiring configuration and may
damage your headset and/or telephone. We suggest you consult your retailer for the
best advice concerning the type of headset. Faults caused by incorrect wiring or
incompatibility are not covered under Warranty.

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TELEPHONE DORO X50
DISPLAY
The display (4 on the diagram on page 1) has 3 lines of alphanumeric characters on which
information is displayed.
The top line shows the calling name, mobile, payphone etc. The second line shows the
time, date, number of memories, battery indicator, new calls received and VIP - call
indicator. The third line shows the Caller Display number and call duration alternately.
The new call received indication (LED) is off until a new call has been received.
(additional information about the indicator is on page 15).
New Message Indicator
for incoming and VIP calls
Calling Name Date Caller Display Memory
Time Low battery
indicator
Phone number

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DORO X50 TELEPHONE
SET DATE AND TIME
To set the correct DATE and TIME on the display do the following:
PPress the programming button, for 2 seconds, then release the button.
The hours in the Time display will flash.
PPress the UP or the DOWN arrow to set the correct hour. Press
button to store.
PThe minutes on the display will now flash. Press the UP or DOWN arrow
to set the correct minute. Press button to store.
PThe days on the display now flash. Press the UP or DOWN arrow
to set the correct day. Press button to store.
PThe month on the display now flashes. Press the UP or DOWN
arrow to set the correct month. Press button to store.
PThe Installation is complete and the telephone is ready to use and is on standby.
CALL TIMER
Outgoing Calls
The Telephone has a call timer function that will show the length of a call on the display.
The timer will start a few seconds after you have dialed the number.
In the example, the timer shows the call has been going for 17 minutes and 24 seconds
Incoming calls
On an incoming call, the timer will show the elapsed time after the call has finished.

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TELEPHONE DORO X50
TO MAKE A CALL
There are three ways to make an outgoing call, by using the handset, the loudspeaker or
the headset:
CALLING WITH THE HANDSET
To make a call with the handset do the following:
PLift handset and wait for dial tone.
PDial the telephone number.
PFinish the call by replacing the handset on the telephone.
If you wish, you can change options during the call, you can change to headset or to
loudspeaker by pushing on loudspeaker button and hang up the handset.
The call will now be heard in the loudspeaker or the headset depending on which
function you have chosen on the selector switch (see diagram on page 2) on the side of
the telephone.
CALLING WITH THE LOUDSPEAKER
PCheck that the selector switch on the telephones right hand side is in the
loudspeaker position (see diagram on page 2).
PPress the loudspeaker button (see diagram on page 2) the sound is now
heard in the loudspeaker.
PListen for dial tone and dial the telephone number.
PWhen the number answers you can speak using the microphone in the telephone
(11 on the diagram on page 1).
PPress the loudspeaker button again to end the call.

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DORO X50 TELEPHONE
CALLING WITH A HEADSET
PCheck that the selector switch on the side of the telephone is set to headset .
(see diagram on page 2)
PPress the loudspeaker button (see functions on page 2). Listen for dial tone.
LED indicator below the loudspeaker button will light.
PDial the telephone number.
PTo end the call press the loudspeaker button.
LAST NUMBER REDIAL
If the number you called is busy or if you want to call the previous number again, just
press the last number redial button (see functions on page 2).
To use the last number redial function do the following:
PLift handset (or press loudspeaker button ) and wait for dial tone.
PPress the last number redial button. The telephone will automatically dial the last
number dialled.

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TELEPHONE DORO X50
VOLUME CONTROL
The volume in the handset, loudspeaker and headset can be adjusted using the controls
on the telephones right hand side. Volume in the handset and the headset is changed with
the same switch.(see diagram 1 below). The volume in the loudspeaker is adjusted by the
slider control (see diagram 2 below)
Diagram 1Volume control for handset and headset (3 position)
Diagram 2 Volume control for loudspeaker (slider).
MUTE BUTTON
On the inside of the handset there is a mute button (2 on the diagram on page 1). If you
press and hold this button the microphone is switched off. To continue conversation
release the mute button. This function allows you to talk to someone else privately whilst
on a call.
DIRECT MEMORY
The telephone has 10 direct memories, buttons M1 to M10 on the front of the telephone
(6 on the diagram on page 1).
These buttons can be used to store your most frequently dialled telephone numbers. This
function requires only one button push to dial a number.

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DORO X50 TELEPHONE
TO STORE DIRECT MEMORY NUMBERS
To store phone numbers in the DIRECT MEMORY do the following:
PPress the PROGRAMMING button . The display will show "STORE".
PEnter the number (max 20 digits).
PSelect the memory location by pressing any of the "M"(1 to 10) buttons.
PThe number that you entered is now stored in the "M" location you selected.
PYou can now store more numbers or press the PROGRAMMING button to
finish.
If you stored a wrong number or want to change a number, store the new number and the
old will be replaced.
DIAL USING DIRECT MEMORY
To dial using the "M" buttons do the following:
PLift handset (or press down loudspeaker button) and wait for dial tone.
PPress the desired memory button (M1 - M10).
PThe telephone will automatically dial the number that is stored in that location.
PAUSE FUNCTION
When you are storing some numbers, eg, international numbers, or PBX numbers, a pause
may be required in the dialling sequence This pause can be inserted by using the PAUSE
button (see functions on page 2).

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TELEPHONE DORO X50
GROUP LISTENING
When you speak with a person, you can, with the group listening function, have the called
party on loudspeaker so a group of people can hear what that party is saying.
The Group listening function only works when you are using the handset. The switch for
headset/loudspeaker on the phones right hand side must stay in the loudspeaker position.
For you to use the group listening function, the switch on the telephone base must be
selected to the "ON" position. (see diagram below).
GROUP LISTENING CALL
PMake a call using the handset.
PPressthe loudspeaker button . The called party will now be heard in the
loudspeaker.
PThe volume in the loudspeaker can be adjusted with the switch on the phones right
hand side (see the diagram on page 2).
PTo end the call press the loudspeaker button and the group listening will go off.
PThen replace the handset.
NOTE! If you hold the handset too close to the loudspeaker or the volume is too
high, a loud feedback squeal will be heard.

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DORO X50 CALLER DISPLAY
EXPLANATION OF CALLER DISPLAY
The Caller Display function will allow you to see phone number of the person calling
before you answer an incoming call. The phone number of each incoming call is stored
with the time and the date of the call. Up to 50 numbers can be stored.
NOTE!
Caller Display is an optional telephone Network service. This telephone will provide
Caller Display information provided the service is available on the telephone Network
and any subscription charges (if required) have been fulfilled.
Check with your telephone Network for full details. If the Caller Display service is not
available on your telephone line, incoming call information will not be displayed.
INDICATING NEW NUMBERS
Details of each incoming call, time, date etc., is stored in the Caller Display memory. The
telephone display will indicate when a new call has been received, and the total number
of calls in the Caller Display memory. The new call indicator will flash when a new call
has been received. (see diagram below)
The Indicator is hidden behind the display, so you can't see it when it is not flashing.
13 indicated beside the flashing LED is the number of calls in the memory
The flashing indicator shows there is a new call in Caller Display memory

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CALLER DISPLAY DORO X50
TO VIEW THE NEW CALL NUMBERS
Press the UP or the DOWN arrow to view the numbers in the Caller Display
memory. Telephone numbers will show in time and date order.
The UP arrow will scroll from the beginning of the memory, the oldest number
displayed first, the DOWN arrow will scroll from the end, the newest number
displayed first. After you have scrolled to the last number it will start over again.
Each number displayed shows the date and the time when the call was received, and its
sequence number in the DIRECT MEMORY. See example below:
Telephone number 046-2805000, received 13:58, 16 of July, sequence number 22.
UNKNOWN NUMBER
If the Display shows "OUT OF RANGE"
instead of a number, it means that there is
no Caller Display information in that call.
It could be a number from another country
or from a business PBX.
BARRED NUMBER
If the Caller Display shows "PROTECT" it
indicates that the number is an unlisted
number or a barred number.

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DORO X50 CALLER DISPLAY
DELETE TELEPHONE NUMBERS
There are two ways to delete telephone numbers from the Caller Display memory, you
can delete them one at a time or all together.
DELETE ONE NUMBER
To delete one number do the following:
PScroll to that number you want to delete using the UP and DOWN arrows.
PPress the CLEAR button twice quickly to delete the number in display.
DELETE ALL NUMBERS
To delete all the numbers in the memory do the following:
PHold the CLEAR button down (for 3seconds). The Caller Display sequence
number in the display is now reset to zero and all numbers are deleted.
IF THE MEMORY IS FULL
The Caller Display memory can store 50 phone numbers in the memory (including OUT
OF RANGE and PROTECT). If the memory becomes full, the oldest number (number 1)
will disappear and the new number will take its place. The new number becomes number
50 and all the others will be renumbered in sequence.
BATTERY WARNING
When the battery is nearly flat, the indicator for low battery will light up in the display.
It is time to install new batteries in the telephone, or the Caller Display will stop working
until the new battery is installed.
For more information about the batteries, see page 4.

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CALLER DISPLAY DORO X50
DIAL BACK FUNCTION
In this mode of operation you can dial any number in the telephones memory. To dial do
the following:
PPress the UP arrow or the DOWN arrow until you see in the display the
number you want to call.
PLift the handset and wait for dial tone.
PPress the DIAL BACK button . The telephone will now dial the number in the
display.
You can also just press the DIAL BACK button without lifting the handset. The call will
be heard in the loudspeaker or headset, depending on which mode you have selected.

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DORO X50 VIP-FUNCTION
EXPLANATION OF VIP-FUNCTION
The VIP function allows you to store one special number in the Caller Display memory.
Whenever this special VIP number calls, the new call indicator in the display will flash
at double the normal rate.
TO STORE A VIP-NUMBER
To store a VIP number do the following:
PPress the PROGRAMMING button until display shows "SET TIME".
PPress the PROGRAMMING buttton again. The display will now show
"SPECIAL MEMORY".
PInput the telephone number using the telephone keypad.
PWhen all digits are entered, press the PROGRAMMING button to store the
number.
Only one VIP telephone number can be stored at a time. The old number is automatically
erased when you store a new phone number
ADDITIONAL VIP-FUNCTIONS
E-MAIL INDICATION
With Email becoming more popular, some of the internet providers now have a service
that may call you when you have received an Email message.
If you have the internet providers number stored as a VIP number the VIP indicator will
double flash each time you receive an Email message. Check with your internet provider
to see if they offer you this service.
MESSAGE WAITING
If you have an answering service on your telephone, the answering service may send you
amessage informing you of a message that has been received by them. If you have the
answering service stored as a VIP number, the new call indicator will double flash telling
you that a message has been received.
NOTE: The above functions may not operate correctly in Australia.