HAGENUK CD 150 Operator's manual

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CD 150
Instruction Manual
and
Safety Instructions
DECT cordless telephone with Caller ID (CLIP)
and SMS function
08/04hj

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Brief overview - Handset
Microphone
Loudspeaker
Display
Call button (Off-
Hook-button)
Display buttons
Alphanumeric
keypad
Handsfree Mode
Scroll button
On-Hook / Stop
SMS button
R-button Internal button &
shift button
Upper - ¥¥
¥¥
¥lower-case
letters
Hash key
Lock/unlockkeypad
(pressandhold)

Brief overview – Base unit
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Control LED
(yellow)
Missed calls
Copy from SIM-card
SIM-card compartment
Control LED
(red)
Battery charging
display
Charging
contacts
Control LED
(yellow)
Power supply;
Registration
Paging button

CE Declaration
This device, the cordless, analog DECT telephone CD 150, fulfils the
requirements of EU Directive 99/5/EG for radio equipment and
telecommunications transmission devices. The conformity assessment
procedure has been carried out in accordance with Appendix II of EU
Directive 99/5/EG.
The conformity of the telephone with the above Directive is confirmed by the
CE symbol. The device conforms to equipment class 1.
Ralph Kimmig
ITM Technology AG
Siemensstr. 2
D-76344 Eggenstein
Proper use:
This device is approved for connection to the public analog telephone
network, and should be used only for telephoning in residential and
business premises. It must be connected and used by means of the
telephone connection unit (TCU). Any other form of use constitutes
improper use. Unauthorised changes or modifications not described in this
manual are not allowed.
Customer hotline
If you have problems with the installation or operation of the device, we
provide expert advice under the following hotline number*
JKD GmbH Customer hotline* Tel.: [phone]
Fürther Str. 212 Fax: [phone]
D-90429 Nürnberg E-mail : [email protected]
Hotline times: Monday to Thursday from 08:00 to 17:00
Friday from 08:00 to 16:00
* This hotline numberapplies only for theFederal Republicof Germany Copyright: ITM Technology AG 07/04hj
The complete conformity declaration can be
inspected under www.hagenuk-itm.de.
Eggenstein, 01.12.2003
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Table of contents
Brief overview – Handset………….…….………… 2
Brief overview – Base unit…………………….…… 3
CE Declaration……………….…………….…………. 4
Customer hotline…………………………………….. 4
Congratulations…………………………….………… 8
Safety instructions……………….………………….. 8
Contents……………………………………………….. 9
Performance features……………………………..…………….. 9
Menu structure…………………………………………………….. 10
Using the telephone……..………………………………...……. 12
Using the handset………..………………………………...……. 12
Set-up and connection of base unit………….……………….. 13
Function buttons………………………..…………… 14
Menu path/navigation……………….………………. 14
Navigating in menus and making settings…………………... 14
Telephoning…………………………………….…….. 15
Making a call ………………………………………………..…….. 15
Calling with dialling assistance…………………...…………… 15
Internal calls……………………………………………………….. 16
Call repetition……………………………………………………… 16
Selecting from the calls list……………………..……….…….. 16
Selecting from the telephone book…………………….……… 17
Adjusting the earpiece volume during a call………..………. 17
Handsfree mode….………………………………………………. 17
Using the handsfree mode while dialling……………….…… 18
Using the handsfree mode during a call…………………….. 18
External convenience functions………….……….. 19
Call waiting and transfer………………………………………… 19
Call back and transfer ………….……………………...………. 20
Three-party conference all……………………..……………….. 20
Internal convenience functions……………………………..… 21
Call back and transferring calls………………………….…… 21
Calls list – CLIP Function…………………………. 22
General……………………………………………………………… 22
Calls lists………………………………………….………….…… 22
Calling up and using calls lists………..………………….….. 23
Deleting or displaying call numbers selectively from the
calls list……………………………………………………………. 23
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Delete calls list…………………………………………………… 24
Transferring call numbers from a calls list to the
telephone book……………………………………………………. 25
Paging/finding the handset….……………………………….… 25
Telephone book…………………………….………… 26
General ………………………………………………………..……. 26
Opening the telephone book………………………….………… 26
Saving an entry………………..……………………….………… 28
Edit telephone book entries…………………………..…. 27
Selective deletion of telephone book entries……………….. 29
Ringer tone (VIP call)…………………….……………………… 30
Copying from SIM-card………………………………………….. 30
Settings……………………………………….……….. 32
Default settings …………….……………………………..……… 32
Handset settings 33
Activating the keypad lock……………………………………… 33
Deactivating the keypad lock…………………………………… 34
Setting the ringer tone melody (internal/external calls)…… 34
Setting the ringer tone volume…………………………………. 35
Naming the handset…………………………….…………. 35
Setting the display language…………………………………… 36
Setting the background picture…………………….………….. 36
Setting the menu colour…………………….………..…………. 37
Automatic call acceptance……………………………………… 37
Base unit settings……………..….…….…………… 38
Base unit ringer tone…………...………………..……………… 38
Base unit ringer tone volume…………………………………… 38
Handset priority……………………………..…………………… 39
Setting the Flash time…………………….……………………… 40
Changing the system PIN…………………..…………………… 41
Time setting…………………….…………………….. 42
General……………………………………………………..……….. 42
Setting the time and date………………………………..………. 42
Setting the alarm………………………………………………….. 42
Setting the alarm tone…………………………………………… 44
Registration…………..…………….………………… 45
General……………………………………………………………… 45
Registration/preparing for the selection..……………………. 45
Registering a handset …………….…………………………….. 45
Selecting the base unit…………..………………………………. 46
De-registering handsets………………………….…………….. 47
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Games…………………………..….………………….. 48
Text messages (SMS)……………………………….. 49
General……………………………………………………………… 49
Writing, saving and sending SMS messages………..……… 50
SMS to Fax…………………………………………………………. 54
SMS to speech…………………………………………………….. 55
SMS to e-mail…………….………….…………………………….. 56
Inbox……………..………………………………………….…. 57
Reading SMS messages…………………………………..…….. 57
Outbox……………..…………………………………..…..……… 58
Deleting, answering and resending SMS messages
received……………………………………………………………. 59
Receipt confirmation……………………………………………. 60
Deleting messages (all in the list or complete deletion).… 61
Selective deletion of messages (individual deletion)……… 62
SMS menu settings……………………………………………… 62
Registering/de-registering as a user of the SMS service
for landline………………….……………….…….……………… 63
SMS redirection…………………………………………..……….. 64
Activating redirection……..…………………………………..… 65
Redirect number enquiry ………………………………………. 65
Setting the device number……………………………………... 66
Setting the message type……………………………………….. 66
Setting the message tone………………………………….……. 67
Guarantee……………………………………………………..…… 68
Repair address…………………………………………………….. 68
Technical data……………………………………………..………. 69
Care…………………………………………………………….……. 69
Recycling…………………………………………………………… 69
Fault-finding………………………………………….. 70
Brief instructions………………………….……………………… 72
Index…………………………………………..…………………….. 73
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Congratulations!
on the purchase of your DECT telephone!
In order to use the device properly, please read the following instructions
carefully to find out how the device works.
Safety instructions
Do not install the device in the immediate vicinity of heat
sources such as radiators or similar, and do not expose it to
direct sunlight, dust or impacts.
Use only approved rechargeable batteries of the same type!
Ensure that the batteries are inserted with the correct
polarity; note the directions on the batteries and in the battery
compartment!
Use only battery types as described in these operating
instructions!
Do not install the telephone in bathrooms or shower rooms. The
telephone should be installed in areas with a room temperature
of between +5°C and +35 °C and air humidity of between 25 %
and 85 %.
Do not use the telephone in areas subject to the risk of
explosion (e.g. paint shops).
Read these operating instructions through carefully, and only
pass on the device to others together with the operating
instructions.
The device can affect the operation of medical equipment.
Observe the technical requirements prevailing in special areas
(e.g. doctors’ practices)
Dispose of the batteries and telephone in accordance with
environmental regulations!
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Contents
•One base
•One handset
•Two rechargeable batteries
•One power supply unit
•One phone cord RJ11
•Instruction manual
Performance features
•Coloured full graphic display (5 background pictures, 4096
colours)
•Send and receive SMS messages
•Two stored games
•Background lighting for display and keypad
•On-screen time display
•Operation of handset on up to 4 base units
•GAP-compatible (up to 5 handsets per base unit)
•Caller ID (CLIP)
•Date/time display of missed calls
•CID list for 50 missed/accepted calls
•Telephone book for 200 entries on handset
•Handsfree mode on handset
•Redial of the last 20 call numbers dialled
•5 menu languages selectable: D/GB/F/I/E
•Up to 10 hours speaking time
•Standby time of up to 100 hours
•Range inside buildings up to 50 m, and in the open up to 300 m
•Earpiece volume adjustable to 5 levels
•5 ringer tones for the handset (1 x plain, 4 x polyphonic)
•5 ringer tones for the base unit and ringer off
•Different ringer tones for internal/external/VIP calls
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Note:
This instruction manual is provided for information. Its contents do not
form part of the contract. All data provided are normal values only.
The equipment and options described may vary depending on specific
national requirements.
Sub
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ect to technical amendment!

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Adjustable ringer tone volume for the handset
Ringer tone volume of the base unit adjustable to 5 levels or off
Three-party-confernece function
Flash switching, pause
Alarm function
Call transfer and internal calls between handsets
Warning tone when batteries are discharged
Call duration indication
Keypad lock
DTMF mode
PIN-Code
Menu structure
SMS
Menu
Write message Message
Settings
No messages
Inbox
Outbox
All messages
Inbox
Outbox
Delete messages Confirm
Service Centres
Terminal
number
Message type
SMS alert
Users
Receive Centres
Sending Centres
Terminal No.0
Text
Fax
E-mail
Off / On
Set alert
Morse
Discrete
Polyphonic
Add user
User name
Send to
Save
Insert symbol
Receipt confirm.
User name
Message type
cc
cc
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Caller lists
Received Calls
Dialled Calls
Missed Calls
Received Calls
Delete calls list
Missed calls
Dialled numbers
Delete all
Ringer tone
Ringer volume
Handset name
Language
Picture
Menu colour
Auto talk
External calls
Internal calls
Deutsch / English
Italiano / Espanol
Francais
Picture 1-5
Pink
Green
Blue
Off / On
Handset
Base ringer tone
Base ringer volume
Handset priority
Recall mode
System-PIN
Melody 1-5
All handsets
Select handsets
Recall 1 / Recall 2
Enter old PIN
Enter new PIN
Confirm new
PIN
Base settings
Time Settings Alarm
Set Date & Time Date / Time (24 hrs.)
On / Off
Set alarm tone
Registration
Register handset
Select base
De-Register
Base unit 1-4
Automatic / Base 1-4
System-PIN
Games Hector
Bowling
Names
Add entry
Show details
Delete entry
Edit entry
Ring tone
Copy from SIM-card
Options
Delete all

Using the telephone
Set-up and connection of base unit
Set up the base unit at a central location in the building, e.g. in the hall.
Avoid placing the unit in the immediate vicinity of radios or television sets
and PC’s.
Remember that the reception strength and range will be greatly affected by
conditions within the building. The range is about 300 m in the open. Inside
buildings, the maximum range is 50 m.
1. Insert the small plug of the power supply cable into the socket at the
rear of the base unit housing.
2. Insert the cable into the cable channel.
3. Connect the power supply unit to the socket.
4. Insert the small plug of the phone cord into the socket at the
bottom of the base unit housing.
5. Insert the phone cord into the cable channel.
6. Connect the phone plug to the phone socket.
Using the handset
1. The display is protected by a piece of plastic film. Please remove the
plastic film.
2. Open the battery compartment – press the recessed area and push the
cover downward
3. Insert the batteries, ensuring correct polarity.
4. Close the battery compartment – fit the cover, offset by about 3 mm
downward, and push upward until it clicks into place.
5. Place the handset on the base unit and charge the batteries. Leave the
handset in the base unit for approx. 16 hours to charge the batteries.
6. The handset registers itself automatically.
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If you purchase another phone cord, ensure correct
configuration of the wiring (configuration: 3-4)!
See the Chapter “Registering and de-registering handsets”
for registering additional handsets.

Open/close battery
compartment
Connection contacts
for 2 rechargeable
batteries
Batteries inserted
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Socket for small
power supply cable
plug
Socket for small
phone cord plug
Cable channel

Function buttons
Display button: List options in display
Scroll button:
- Navigation in sub-menus (up / down / left / right);
- Earpiece volume setting(+ upper button, - lower button);
- Open menu “Dialled calls” from main menu
- (upper button);
- Open menu “Missed calls” from main menu
- (lower button)
Call button (off hook): accept or make a call
Loudspeaker button: Handsfree mode on handset
Call button (on hook) / Stop button: end call or go to main
menu
Hash key: keypad lock on/off (press and hold)
R button: Flash button, return, transfer, pause button
Internal button: call or transfer call to other handsets
Menu path/navigation
Navigating in menus and making settings
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You can access the menus by means of the display buttons
“Menu” and “Names”.

Within the menus, select the relevant sub-menu or setting
point with the aid of the Scroll button.
Confirm the selected sub-menus or setting by pressing the
Display button “OK”.
You can jump back one menu level by pressing the Display
button “Back”.
You can jump straight back to the main menu by pressing
the Stop button.
Telephoning
Making a call
Press the Call button.
Enter the call number; the call number will be
dialled immediately.
Press the Stop button in order to end the call.
Enter the call number, correcting it if necessary with the
aid of the Display button “Delete”.
Press the Call button, the call number will be dialled.
Press the Stop button in order to end the call.
Calling with dialling assistance
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Internal calls
Press the Internal button.
Enter the number (1...5) of another registered handset;
this handset will now be called.
Press the Stop button in order to end the call.
Call repetition
Press the Redial button (upper Scroll button); the menu
“Dialled calls” will be displayed.
Alternatively, this function can be accessed via the menu
path: “Menu” => “Calls lists”.
Select the required number from the list (last 20 numbers
called) using the Scroll button. If there is an existing
telephone book entry (name + number), only the name will
be displayed.
Press the Call button, the call number will be dialled.
Press the Stop button in order to end the call.
The lists “Received calls”, “Missed calls” and “Dialled calls”
can be opened via the menu path “Menu” => “Calls lists”.
Select the required number from the relevant list using the
Scroll button.
Press the Call button, the selected call number will be
dialled.
Press the Stop button in order to end the call.
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Selecting from the calls list
Internal use is only possible if at least 2 handsets are
registered on the base unit.

Selecting from the telephone book
The telephone book is opened from the main menu by pressing
the right Display button (“Names”).
Press the Scroll button to select a name
OR
Enter the first letter of the name being searched for and then
scrolling.
Press the Call button, the selected call number will be dialled.
Press the Stop button in order to end the call.
You can adjust the earpiece volume during a call. The selected
setting will be saved and retained until the next time the volume
is adjusted. Repeated pressing of the upper (+) or lower (-)
Scroll button during a call changes the earpiece volume.
Handsfree mode
The handsfree mode offers the following advantages:
•Before dialling, you hear the “free” tone, without having to
put the telephone to your ear.
•Other people nearby can also hear and take part in the call.
•You have your hands free for such things as making notes.
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Adjusting the earpiece volume during a call

Using the handsfree mode while dialling
Press the Loudspeaker button (alternatively: press the
Call button twice), and the Loudspeaker symbol appears
in the display; you now hear the dialling tone.
Enter the call number; the call number will be dialled
immediately and you can now make the call.
Press the Stop button in order to end the call.
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Using the handsfree mode during a call
If you are making a call, and want to switch to the
handsfree mode, press the Call button or the handsfree
button; the Loudspeaker symbol appears in the display;
you are now in the handsfree mode.
See above for further details!
To adjust the handsfree volume, press the upper (+) or
lower (-) Scroll button.
If you want to switch from handsfree to earpiece
mode, press the Call button briefly. The
loudspeaker mode is switched on or off by
repeatedly pressing the Call button. This process
can be repeated as often as required.
During a call, either in the handsfree or earpiece
mode, you can switch the microphone of the
telephone to ‘mute’, so that you can speak to another
person present without the other person on the
telephone being able to hear.

External convenience functions
The convenience functions Call waiting, Transfer, Return, Accept other
call and Three-party conference must be applied for from your service
provider. In the case of Deutsche Telekom AG, these services are provided
under the designation of T-Net functions, and can only be used at a main
connection, if you have set the Flash time to 300 ms. You can also use these
functions if you are operating your telephone on a modern PABX system. Set
the Flash time as specified in the operating instructions of the PABX system
– usually 100 (90) ms. Further details can also be taken from the operating
instructions of your PABX system. The following description of the
convenience functions does not therefore have to match the specifications of
your PABX system.
Call waiting and transfer
You have your telephone connected to a main connection
provided by Deutsche Telekom, and during a call, you hear the
‘Call waiting’ tone.
Press the R-button in order to put the current call on hold. You
now hear the special dial tone. You can now answer the
second call by pressing button 2. To return to the first call,
simply press the R-button again and then press button 2 again.
You will now be reconnected to the first caller, and the second
call will be on hold. You can repeat this procedure as often as
required to switch between the two calls.
If you are operating your telephone on a PABX system, then
proceed in the same way, although press the R-button again
instead of pressing button 2.
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Call back and transfer
With the function Call back/Transfer, you can carry out two
calls alternately, without either caller being able to hear what
you are saying to the other. You can accept a “waiting” call, or
call a second number yourself. This function also forms the
basis for a three-party conference call.
You are making one call, and need to obtain information from a
second subscriber (internal or external). Press the R-button in
order to put the first call on hold.
You now hear the special dial tone. Dial the call number of the
second subscriber, and carry out this call.
You can out the second call on hold by pressing the R-button.
Now press button 2 to return to the first call. You can now
switch as required between the two calls.
If you now want to end the call after your enquiry to the second
subscriber, press the R-button and then button 1. The
connection to the second subscriber will now be broken.
Three-party conference call
With this function, you can call two people at the same time,
with everyone being able to take part in the conversation. The
connection is made as described under Call waiting/Call
back/Transfer.
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When being used on a PABX system, you can
always switch between the two calls by pressing the
R-button twice. Both connections will be broken by
pressing the “on-hook” button on the handset.