Maxcom KXT 481 SOS User manual

The telephone
intended for use in public
PSTN
Model KXT481SOS
User manual

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Table of contents
1SPECIFICATIONS:.....................................................................................................................4
2FUNCTIONS ..............................................................................................................................4
3PACKAGE CONTENTS..............................................................................................................5
4SAFETY PRECAUTIONS...........................................................................................................5
5OVERVIEW OF THE PHONE.....................................................................................................6
6Installation..................................................................................................................................7
7CHANGING THE BATTERIES IN THE REMOTE sos pendant...................................................8
8PHONE SETTINGS....................................................................................................................8
8.1 Setting the dialing mode Pulse / Tone ................................................................................. 9
8.2 Date and time settings......................................................................................................... 9
8.3Setting the display contrast.................................................................................................. 9
8.4 Setting the flash time........................................................................................................... 9
8.5 Setting area code................................................................................................................ 9
8.6 Assign a voice name to a contact ...................................................................................... 10
8.7 Record the message SOS................................................................................................. 10
8.8 Listening to recorded message.......................................................................................... 10
8.9 Language menu ................................................................................................................ 10
8.10 Voice prompts ................................................................................................................... 11
8.11 Adding new remote SOS................................................................................................... 11
9THE BASIC OPERATION OF THE TELEPHONE.....................................................................11
9.1 Receiving phone calls........................................................................................................ 11
9.2 Making phone calls............................................................................................................ 12
9.3 Ending a call...................................................................................................................... 12
9.4 Functions available during a call........................................................................................ 13
Setting the handset volume...................................................................................................13
Switching between handset and hands-free ..........................................................................13
Setting the volume for hands-free..........................................................................................13
10 SOS EMERGENCY CALL........................................................................................................13
10.1 Answering an emergency call SOS.................................................................................... 13
10.2 Completion of the SOS emergency call............................................................................. 14
10.3 Add a contact alarm........................................................................................................... 14
10.4 Delete an alarm contact..................................................................................................... 14
11 "CALLER ID" - THE INCOMING CALLER ID............................................................................15
11.1 Starting caller identification / CLIP /................................................................................... 15
Checking incoming call log....................................................................................................16
Callback for incoming numbers..............................................................................................16
Deleting a number from the call log of incoming ....................................................................16
Save a number from the incoming call log to your phonebook...............................................16
12 PHONEBOOK..........................................................................................................................16
12.1 Storing a number in the phone book.................................................................................. 16
12.2 Viewing the Phonebook..................................................................................................... 17
12.3 Making a Call from the phonebook .................................................................................... 17
12.4 Editing a contact from the phonebook................................................................................ 17
12.5 Delete a contact from the phonebook................................................................................ 17
12.6 Delete all contacts from the phone book............................................................................ 18

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12.7 Assign a number to the direct memory .............................................................................. 18
12.7.1 Adding photos to the direct memory buttons.............................................................18
13 THE INTER-DIGITAL BREAK - "PAUSE".................................................................................18
14 REPEAT THE LAST NUMBER DIALED (REDIAL)...................................................................18
15 HOLD FUNCTION....................................................................................................................19
16 SET THE RINGER VOLUME....................................................................................................20
17 CLEANING...............................................................................................................................20
DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY...................................................................................................21

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Correct disposal of this product (Waste Electrical and Electronic
Equipment)
This marking shown on the product or relating to its literature, indicates
that the product after the expiration of the period should not be disposed with
other waste from households. To prevent possible harm to the environment or
human health from uncontrolled waste disposal, please separate this from other
types of wastes and recycle it responsibly to promote the sustainable reuse of
material resources as a permanent practice in order to obtain information on
where and how environmentally safe recycling of this Product Household users
should contact either the retailer where they purchased this product, or their local
government.
Business users should contact their supplier and check the terms of the purchase
contract. Product should not be mixed with other commercial wastes for disposal
1 SPECIFICATIONS:
Dial mode: Tone (DTMF) / Pulse
Flash: 80/100/270/300/600 ms)
Power Supply:
Input / Input: AC 100V ~ 240V 50/60 Hz
Output / Output: 9 VDC 300 mA
Polarization
AC power adapter
Ambient temperature: +5 ° C to +45 ° C
Operating Humidity: 25 to 85%
2 FUNCTIONS
SOS emergency call function with remote control
An identification numbers of incoming CLIP (DTMF / FSK)
Book telefoniczna- 30 entries (the ability to record name)
Direct memory keys M1 and M2 for quick connection to the programmed
numbers
Voice prompts main functions
Voice prompts dialed (Pre-Dial)
Voice prompts incoming numbers or name of the caller (if the contact in
the phonebook is assigned a speech)
Large display, can adjust the display contrast (5 levels)
Memory of 20 incoming calls
Hands-free, adjustable volume
Adjusting the ringer volume -Switch ringer volume HI / MED / LO
Adjusting the earpiece volume -Switch volume +/-
Optical call
Compatible with hearing aids

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Redial - Redial
Pause
Adjusting the Flash time (80/100/270/300/600 ms)
Menu in 11 languages (including Polish)
Voice message to the SOS call, you can record your voice message
Up to 5 alarm contacts - the user can decide whether to add a contact
from your phonebook to the list of emergency numbers and determine
the order of selection
Remote SOS working at 433 MHz, which allows remote dial SOS.
The remote control in open space up to 40m.
The ability to log on to the 5 pilots SOS
The ability to answer a call using the SOS button on the remote control.
During an incoming call, hold down the SOS button for 3 seconds. The
phone will turn on speakerphone. To end the call using the remote
control, press and hold for 3 seconds, the SOS button on the remote
control
Compatible with hearing aids
3 PACKAGE CONTENTS
The base unit
Handset
OUT Power Supply DC9V, 0.3A
Torsion Cable
Telephone line cord
User manual
Remote SOS
Hearing Aids?
The handset loudspeaker uses magnetic induction , so that the
telephone is compatible with most models of hearing aids.
4 SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
Do not use the device if the phone cord or the appliance itself is
damaged.
If the unit falls, before further use should be checked by an electrician.
Do not open the housing or attempt to load objects through the ventilation
holes.
Do not allow liquids to get into the device. If this happens, pull the plug
out of the socket.
Do not touch the contacts with sharp or metal objects
Do not make yourself any modifications or repairs to the unit.
Repairs to the appliance or power cord must have a specialized service.

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5 OVERVIEW OF THE PHONE
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A
B
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1A, 1B. Direct memory keys M1, M2
12 Key handsfree
2 Illuminating signaling an incoming call
13 switch for headphone volume +/-
3 List the number of incoming s; scroll up /
down
14 SOS button
4 LED NEW CALL-new call
15 jack of twisted cord in a base
5 CID / ESC - switching phone book / list of
incoming calls; exit from the menu
16 jack of twisted cord in a handset
cord torsion
6 del- delete character, withdrawal of the
menu
17 Switch of the ringer volume
7. MENU - Access the menu; scrolling menu
options
18 AC power
8. OK / dial-button to confirm / call the
indicated number of the incoming call list or
phone book.
19 Telephone line jack
9 Changing the FLASH
20 Adjusting the volume on the
speakerphone
10 Last number redial Redial / Pause
21 SOS button on the remote control
11 LED - line busy
22 LED testing batteries status
6 INSTALLATION
1. Location
The telephone should be within min. 1 meter away from electrical
devices, eg. Television, radio, computer, microwave, etc.., Otherwise it
may affect their functioning
The telephone cannot be installed in bathrooms and in areas with
high humidity
When choosing a place should be taken into account to base has
always been within the remote SOS. The remote control SOS on the
open space is 40 meters, it can be reduced through various obstacles.
Open the battery cover located at the bottom of the telephone.
Insert four batteries LR03 AAA 1,5V indicated
by the arrow. Batteries are required for proper
operation of the phone in the absence of power.
In the event of a power failure would be
impossible to make a call using the SOS button on the phone, or on the
remote control. Phone numbers and voice recordings are stored in non-
volatile memory and in case of battery replacement will not be deleted.
Do not use rechargeable batteries 1.2V
Close the battery cover.

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Connect the cable to the socket swivel the handset (16), the
other end of the torsion connect to the socket on the left side of the base
(15)
Insert the telephone cord into the socket on the back of the
phone (19). The other end of the cable into the wall outlet. Both ends are
terminated with RJ plug and connect to that telephone is suitable. If you
have another outlet, make sure you have the appropriate adapter.
Connect the power adapter cable into the socket on the base
(18).
Before opening the battery cover, make sure that the phone is disconnected
from the power supply and telephone line.
NOTE:
Batteries are not supplied phone
Do not use different types of batteries.
Do not use rechargeable batteries
When the display appears , Change the batteries. For safety reasons,
the phone will be locked when the battery voltage drops below 2.5V.
Turns off the screen and all functions except basic. Making and receiving
calls will still work. After replacing the battery, connect the power adapter
will run display and disappears . When Replacing the battery,
disconnect the telephone line cord and AC
7 CHANGING THE BATTERIES IN THE REMOTE SOS PENDANT
Remote SOS is powered by 12V 23A battery (installed). Every time the red
SOS button on the remote control is pressed, lights up the red LED to
indicate the correct transmission. If the LED is not lit, replace the battery in
the remote control with new ones.
Used batteries are harmful to the environment. Should be stored in
specially designated point in a suitable container in accordance
with local regulations. Do not throw batteries into the trash.
8 PHONE SETTINGS
In standby mode, press MENU appears on the LCD Contrast. Then use the
keys or To navigate the menu:
TIME / DATE NUMBER → → SAVE REC. NAME → REC. VIEWS PRESS
PRESS → → → MENU LANGUAGE PODPOW. FLASH VOICE → → →
MODE DIAL room. REMOTE → NO WAY.
If you want to enter the settings displayed on the screen, press the OK /
DIAL. Press DEL to go back to the menu one item. If you want to completely
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If within 30 seconds during programming, do not press any key, the phone
will leave the menu.
Enter the menu and navigate through them you can only in standby mode -
on-hook.
8.1 Setting the dialing mode Pulse / Tone
The camera is factory set to tone dialing, which is currently the vast majority of
central and which allows the use of the additional services offered by the
operators.
To change the dialing mode Pulse or Tone select the MENU DIAL MODE option,
then press OK / DIAL. Use the or select the appropriate mode (PULSE - for
pulse dialing, TONE - for dial tone) and confirm with the OK / DIAL.
8.2 Date and time settings
When the function is activated caller ID in FSK and the phone receives a signal
identifying the calling number, the date and time will be automatically set
according to the data transmitted from the central city.
To set the date and time in the camera menu, select TIME / DATE and press OK
/ DIAL. The display shows "ENTER TIME". Use the or adjust the time, press
OK / DIAL. Keys and set the minutes and press OK / DIAL. The display
shows "ENTER DATE". Then set the month (using and ), Confirm by
pressing the OK / DIAL. Using and set the date and confirm with OK / DIAL.
8.3 Setting the display contrast
To change the display contrast, in the phone menu, select LCD Contrast and
press OK / DIAL. The default contrast is set at 3 Use the and select the
desired contrast level (1 to 5) and confirm with OK / DIAL.
8.4 Setting the flash time
Flash (pause calibrated) allows you to use the additional features offered by the
operator, or an internal panel. Setting the flash time depends on the standards of
the local telephone network or PBX exchange. Please check with your provider or
check the manual of internal control that is required FLASH time.
During a call signal is sent by pressing the FLASH FLASH KEY. You can set the
time FLASH: 80/100/270/300/600 ms. The default is 100 milliseconds.
To change the flash in the camera menu, select FLASH and press OK / DIAL,
and then using the keys and FLASH set the time and confirm with OK /
DIAL.
8.5 Setting area code
In some countries (this does not include Polish) must be programmed local area
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the phone when an incoming call does not display local area code, while the long-
distance call display number with intercity.
To set the code in the camera menu, select NO CODE and press OK / DIAL. The
display shows the blinking "- - - - -". This is the place to enter CODE LOCAL. Use
the and Set the first digit and press OK / DIA to go to set the next digit. To
set another number, exactly the same procedure as in the case of the first digit.
When all five digits, press OK / DIAL to return to standby mode.
8.6 Assign a voice name to a contact
RECORD NAMES option allows you to assign a user-recorded voice to a contact
in the phonebook. This voice will be played during an incoming call from a saved
contact, and when browsing the phonebook.
To assign a name to a contact, select the menu option REC phone. NAME and
press OK / DIAL.'ll See a list of contacts from the phonebook. Select by and
contact you want to assign a name tag, then press and hold the OK / DIAL. When
you hear a beep and the top of the display starts flashing VOICE, you can record
a message that is up to 3 seconds. When you have finished speaking the
message, release the OK / DIAL. Feature to playback the message on an
incoming call to work properly, you must enable VOICE PROMPTS.
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8.7 Record the message SOS
This feature allows you to record a voice message that the SOS emergency call
will be broadcast through the speaker phone, and transmitted to the recipient
during an emergency call SOS. To record a message in your phone menu, select
REC. COMMUNICATION, then press and hold the OK / DIAL. When you hear a
beep and the top of the display starts flashing VOICE, you can record a message,
lasting up to 15 seconds. When you have finished speaking the message, release
the OK / DIAL.
By changing the message, make sure that the person assigned to contact SOS
knows the procedure for receiving an emergency call.
8.8 Listening to recorded message
To check whether the message SOS was ams recorded in the phone menu,
select VIEWS COMMUNICATION and press OK / DIAL. SOS message will be
played through the loudspeaker.
Reset the message SOS
In order to restore the factory currently SOS, while listening, press the DEL key.
The factory set SOS message "Emergency call, press the 0 key to answer".
8.9 Language menu
The phone has 11 menu languages: Polish, Portuguese, English, French,
German, Spanish, Italian, Dutch, Swedish, Finnish and Danish. To change the
menu language in the phone menu, select MENU LANGUAGE and press OK /