Geemarc 250 User manual

DECT250
User Guide p2
Notice d’utilisation p38

Index
Description
Handset/Base 4
LCDscreen 6
Characters List 7
Menu 8
Installation
Connection 9
Batteries setting up 9
Batteries use 9
Using the telephone
On/Offsetting 11
Key lock 11
Receivingacall 11
Making a call 12
Handsfreemode 13
Lastnumber redial 14
RecallingRecent Numbers 14
Mutefunction 14
Receiving volume 15
Pagingthe handset 15
Direct call 15
Handsetsettings
Ringersetting 16
Key tone setting 16
Silencemode 17
Languagesetting 17
Time/Datesetting 18
Username 18
PersonnalIdentificationNumber 19
Emergency number ( store & call ) 20
Restorefactorysettings 21
Basesettings
Base setting access 22
ToneDialling Switch over 22
Flash setting 23
Insertpause 23
PersonnalIdentificationNumber 24
Base Melody 25
BaseVolume 25
2

Phone book
Createan entry 26
Viewentries 26
Deleteanentry 27
Clear all entries 27
Modify an entry 28
Caller Display ( CID )
Dial from CID list 29
Voice mail and CID list 30
Waiting call indicator 30
Delete entries in CID list 31
Clear all entries 31
Transferfrom CID list tophonebook 32
Additional handsets /base
Addanewhandset 33
Releasea registered handset 33
Make an internal call 34
Calltransfer between Handsets 34
Conferencecall 35
Add an extra base 35
General informations
Warranty 36
Recyclinginstruction 37
3

Description
Handset & Base
4
Emergency call
Receiveandend
call key
Redial key
Flash button &
phonebook
Confirmkey
Cancel key
Pagingbutton
Key lock
Silence mode key
Scroll key

Description
Sides
Base
5
Shakerplug
RingerVolume
Linecord
Tone& Volumeadjustment
Shakerbutton
Power Adaptor socket

LCD screen
Batteries charging
level
Mute function
new call in absence
Keypad locked On line
Reception level
On stanby mode handset number, user name ( if you stored
it) , Time & date are shown
Descriptif
Hands free mode
Intercom mode On Line : L1
Handset N°1
Time / Date
6

Characters List
When you want to create an
entry ( name, phone number) ,
you will need to use the keypad
It will put on alphanumeric mode
Hereunderisthe conformity table
for each key
Use * key to move from
uppercaseto lowercase and
“C” key to correct
7

Menu
8
Phone book
Search
Edit
Add
Delete
Delete all
CallerID
Read
Delete
Delete all
BS setting
Dialmode
Flash time
Pause time
New HS
Remove HS
ChangePIN
Base melody
Base volume
Select base
Base 1
Base 2
Base 3
Base 4
Base auto
HS register
Base 1
Base 2
Base 3
Base 4
Note :
At any time , if you are jammed in the menu , wait for 30secs, It will come back
on "standby" mode
Don't hit any key during this time
HS setting
Melody ext
Méeody int
set keytone
User name
SetPIN
Direct call
Language
Set clock
Emergency
Set default

Installation
9
1 - Connection
- Connect the line cord plug to the line socket on the base. Connect the other end
of the line cord to the PTT socket. (**)
- Plug the power cable into the power socket on the base. Plug the adaptor into
the mains supply. (*)
2 - Batteries setting up
Install the rechargeable batteries in the handset. The handset requires three Nickel
Metal Hydride (NiMH)AAAbatteries. These are supplied with your telephone.
Check the battery polarity diagrams on the handset when inserting the batteries.
Fit the battery cover by sliding the cover on to the back of the handset until it
snaps shut
3- Batteries use
Place the handset on the base, a short beep will be heard. The Power/Charging
indicator lights up (red). The battery symbol will be displayed on the
handset. Once the handset is fully charged, the display will show a full battery
symbol.

10
Installation
Thetelephonehas an automatic charging control to avoid excessivecharging.
Before the handset can be used, the handset batteries must be charged for a
minimum of 15 hours on the base.
Note :
When batteries get low during a call , there will be a warning tone ( beep), you will
have to place the handset on the base to recharge
(*) Classified"hazardous voltage" according to EN60950 standard
(**) ClassifiedTNV-3 according toEN60950standard.