HumanTechnik freeTEL III User manual

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SE Bruksanvisning
ES Instrucciones de servicio
Sladdlös telefon med
ljudförstärkare
Cordless telephone
with amplifier
Teléfono sin hilos con
amplificador audiométrico
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Operation Instructions
free TEL III

2 English
In order to be able to operate and use your telephone safely, please read the following safety
instructions and the section on “Commissioning”.
• Position the base station on a non-slip surface.
• Lay the connecting cable accident-proof.
• Never expose the telephone to the following sources of inuence:
- heaters
- direct sunlight
- moisture
- other electrical devices
• Protect your telephone from damp, dust, aggressive uids and vapors.
• Plug the connection cord into the corresponding jack.
• Only connect approved accessories.
• Never open the base station or handset yourself!
Safety instructions

English 3
Commissioning
Packaging content 5
Telephone connection 5
Batteries 6
Battery charge status display 6
Range 6
Paging the handset 6
Controls
Handset controls 7
Base station controls 8
Softkeys 9
Display 9
Date/Time setup 10
Using the telephone
Making calls 10
Terminate dialling 10
Answering calls 10
Using the handsfree
function during a call 11
Redial 11
Setting the speaker volume/
treble/bass control 11
Switch microphone
amplication on/off 11
Call length display 12
Switching the microphone on/off 12
Correction of wrong inputs 12
Phone book
Using the phone book 12
Button configuration 12
Save rst entry in phone book 13
Storing a name/number 13
Calling from the phone book 13
View name/number of a
contact entry 14
Changing the name/number
of an entry in the phone book 14
Storing a telephone number
from the redial 15
Delete name/number in
phone book 15
Delete all entries in phone book 15
Call number display
General 16
How it works 16
Reading and calling entries 17
Saving an entry in the phone book 17
Delete entry from the telephone
number list 17
Delete all entries from the
telephone number list 17
Various telephone number lists
Telephone number list of
incoming calls 18
Telephone number list of
outgoing calls 18
Answering machine settings
Recording an outgoing message 19
Listening to an outgoing message 19
Switching on the answering
machine (TAM) 20
Set remote query PIN 20
Messages
General 21
Playing a message 21
Deleting all old messages 21
Recording a memo 21
Contents page

4 English
Answering machine on
the go (remote control)
General 22
Start remote control 22
Listen to messages and manage 22
Listen to announcement 1 or
record again 23
Listen to announcement 2 or
record again 23
Recording a memo 23
Set answering machine mode 23
Melody/Handset ringer volume 24
Setup
Changing the menu language 24
Automatic call acceptance 24
Set contrast 25
Activate/deactivate key tones 25
Changing the handset name 25
Change menu colour 26
Activate/deactivate time 26
Change background colour of
splash screen 26
Change background colour of
menu lists 27
Register a handset 27
Register other handsets 28
Deleting a handset from
the base station 28
Dial pause setup 28
Flash time setup 29
Dial mode setup 29
Key lock 29
Disabling the permanent
RF radiation 30
Use several handsets
Internal calls 31
Transferring calls between
handsets 31
Bluetooth®
Activate/deactivate
Bluetooth®function 31
Couple Bluetooth® devices 32
Connecting special accessories 32
Troubleshooting 32
Resetting the telephone
to the factory settings 33
Important notice 33
Appendix
Maintenance and care 34
Warranty 34
Environmental note/
Waste disposal 34
Rechargeable batteries 34
Technical Data 35
CE symbol 35
continued:

Figure 3
Packaging content
Please check if all following components are included:
• Telephone (handset)
• Base station
• Power supply unit
• Telephone cable
• 3 batteries (NiMH)
• Operating instructions
• Warranty card
If any parts are missing, please immediately contact your dealer or the manufacturer
directly.
Telephone connection
1. Connect the power supply unit to the socket and to the jack on the base station. (see
figure 1 ) .
2. Insert the plug of the telephone cable into the base station. (see figure 1).
3. Plug the telephone cable into the telephone socket for your telephone line. (see
figure 2).
4. Place the two batteries into the handset and replace the battery cover. (see gure 3).
Please ensure that the batteries are inserted properly!
5. Place the handset and keypad facing forward into the base station. (see gure 2). Once
the handset is correctly inserted, the battery display starts to ash on the tele-
phone display and the red charge LED lights on the base station.
Figure 1
Attention!
Don’t position the base station in close proximity to, for instance, televisions, VDUs, other
telephones, fans, etc. in order to minimize the risk of interference. Don’t expose the base
station to direct sunlight or position it close to a heater.
English 5
Commissioning
Figure 2