Selta Zenyth 650 User manual

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Index_____________________________
1. INTRODUCTION..................................................................................................5
2. MAIN FEATURES ................................................................................................5
3. SAFETY..................................................................................................................6
4. CONFORMITY DECLARATION ......................................................................6
5. ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS..........................................................................7
5.1 BATTERIES RECYCLING .................................................................................7
6. DESCRIPTION OF ZENYTH 650 ......................................................................9
7. INSTALLATION...................................................................................................10
7.1 TELEPHONE INSTALLATION .........................................................................10
7.2 BATTERY INSTALLATION .............................................................................11
8. MAIN FEATURES ................................................................................................13
8.1 PHONE SETTING ............................................................................................13
8.1.1 Language..............................................................................................13
8.1.2 Local Code...........................................................................................13
8.1.3 Long Distance Code.............................................................................13

8.1.4 Date/Time.............................................................................................13
8.1.5 LCD Contrast.......................................................................................14
8.1.6 Babycall ...............................................................................................14
8.1.7 Input Phone Book record .....................................................................14
8.1.8 Edit Phone Book record.......................................................................14
8.2 OPERATION AT ON-HOOK STATE .........................................................................14
8.2.1 Receiving incoming FSK & DTMF caller ID ......................................14
8.2.2 Checking incoming caller ID...............................................................15
8.2.3 Re-dialing an incoming caller ID ........................................................15
8.2.4 Checking outgoing calls.......................................................................15
8.2.5 Checking phone book...........................................................................15
8.2.6 Pre-dialing ...........................................................................................15
8.2.7 Babycall dialing...................................................................................15
8.2.8 C key.....................................................................................................15
8.2.9 Phone number store .............................................................................16
8.2.10 Ringer volume control..........................................................................16
8.2.11 Message indicator................................................................................16
8.3 OPERATION AT OFF-HOOK STATE ........................................................................16
8.3.1 Checking incoming and outgoing calls................................................16
8.3.2 Dialing for display mode .....................................................................16
8.3.3 Dialing Centrex keys............................................................................17
8.3.4 Dialing Two-touch memory .................................................................17
8.3.5 Call Time..............................................................................................17
8.3.6 Pause key .............................................................................................17
8.3.7 Mute key...............................................................................................17
8.3.8 FLASH key ...........................................................................................17
8.3.9 REDIAL key .........................................................................................17
8.3.10 In use LED ...........................................................................................17
8.4 TWO-WAY SPEAKER PHONE OPERATION ..............................................................18
8.4.1 Speaker mode.......................................................................................18
8.4.2 Speaker volume control........................................................................18
9 . TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS ................................................................18

Operating instruction
1. Introduction
The ZENYTH 650 telephone set – is a custom-made analogue telephone for
SELTA exchanges: it allows to use all the basic voice services of the SELTA
communication systems and provides telephone book and call logs.
2. Main features
 Caller ID display for FSK / DTMF incoming calls
 Menu in English / French / German / Spanish / Italian / Danish /
Portuguese selectable
 Maximum 199 incoming calls for dynamic storage of incoming calls without
retention
 Maximum 99 records for phone book with 16 digits & 16 characters
 16 outgoing call records
 Two way speaker phone
 Pulse/Tone dialing
 12 two-touch memories
 4 multifunction keys (F1…F4)
 Area code at the length of 6 digits
 LCD contrast
 Pre-dialing
 Real time clock
 BABY CALL at the length of 16 digits
 Redial / Flash / Pause / Mute functions
 In-use LED indicator
 Digital speaker volume control
 Switchable ringer volume control with High / Medium / Low levels
 Message indicator
 Telephone line power operation
 Wall mounting possibility
 Batteries operation
This booklet provides a description of performances and services offered by
ZENYTH 650 telephones.

3. Safety
Please, read the following safety advice carefully before using a ZENYTH 650
telephone:
• Read these instructions and keep them in a safe place.
• Keep the containing box of the telephone.
• Place your telephone on a flat and non-slip surface.
• Ensure that your telephone is not positioned in direct sunlight or near other
heat sources.
• Do not install or use your telephone in areas where there is a risk of
explosion.
• Protect the telephone from humidity, water, steam, dust and aggressive
liquids. Use a slightly damp cloth to clean the plastic cabinet. Do not use
benzine, thinner or chemical solvents. Do not use abrasive powder to clean
the cabinet.
• Use the telephone in a temperature range from +5°C to +40°C.
• Only connect the connecting cable to a socket intended for analog
telephones.
4. Conformity declaration
The Selta spa declares under its responsibility that the product ZENYTH 650 is
conform to the EC directive 1999/05/EC of the European Parliament and the
European Commission dated 9th of March 1999 for radio equipment and for
telecommunications terminal equipment and the reciprocal recognition of their
conformity.
The original conformity declaration is conserved in the Selta spa archive - Via
Nazionale, Km 404,500 - 64018 Tortoreto (TE), Italy.
Affixing the mark:
on the product, object of the present declaration, guarantees the observance
of the directive 1999/05/EC".

5. Environmental impacts
The product, at the end of its life-cycle must not be disposed of in the
environment; its disposal must occur according to article 13 of the Law Decree
25th July 2005, n. 151 “Implementation of the directive 2002/95/EC,
2002/96/EC and 2003/108/EC, relative to the reduction in the use of
dangerous substances in electrical and electronic equipment, as well as the
disposal of refuse”.
The crossed refuse bin symbol shown on the equipment or on its packing and
also in the following figure, indicates that the product at the end of its useful life
must be collected separately from other refuse.
The differential collection of this equipment when it has reached the end of its
life-cycle is organized and managed by the supplier. The user that wants to
dispose of this equipment must contact the supplier and follow the method that
they have adopted for the separated collection of the equipment that has
reached the end of its life-cycle.
A suitable separated collection to start off the process of equipment recycling,
its treatment and a compatible environmental disposal helps to avoid possible
negative effects on the environment and on health, and encourages the reuse
and/or recycle of the materials forming the equipment.
The abusive disposal of the product by the owner brings the application of
administrative sanctions defined by the laws in force.
5.1 Batteries recycling
A not suitable recycling of batteries or power supplies at the end of their
life-cycle, cause serious effects on the environment and on health.
Do not throw batteries or power supplies together with the other waste, they
are subject to differential collection; it is required to bring them to the collection
centers instituted by the manifacturers under 2006/66/EC European Directive,
or to the collection centers organized by local administrations. Under

2006/66/EC European Directive, the collection centers service must be free of
charge.

6. Description of ZENYTH 650
1. HANDSET
2. MICROPHONE
3. COIL CORD
4. HOOK SWITCH
5. HANDSET GUIDE
6. DISPLAY LCD
7. MESSAGE LED
8. MEMORY
9. OUT
10. MUTE
11. VOLUME
12. UP
13. OK
14. PHONE BOOK
15. DOWN
16. C (Cancel)
17. F4
18. F3
19. F2
20. F1
21. IN USE LED
22. REDIAL
23. PAUSE
24. FLASH
25. HANDSFREE
26. BATTERIES COMPARTMENT
27. LINE JACK
28. HANDSET JACK
29. PULSE/TONE SWITCH
30. RINGER VOLUME SWITCH

7. Installation
7.1 Telephone installation
1. Connect one end of handset coil cord to the handset base and the other end
to the base unit at (27). Connect one end of the telephone line cord to the
base unit at (26), and the other end to the wall outlet. In case your house is
not equipped with a compatible wall outlet, you may need an adaptor, or
you should consult your distributor/retailer for assistance.
2. Insert the removable base, running up in the suitable guides.
3. Telephone line installation
For initializing the phone at the first time usage, please connect the
telephone line from the wall outlet to the unit’s line jack to power it up by
telephone line power. The LCD display will change from low contrast to
normal contrast during power charging. And then user can operate the unit
with the following steps.
4. Wall Mount
This telephone set can be mounted on wall. To prevent the handset from
falling, take out the handset guide, rotate it for 180 degree, and then
re-insert it into the original place.

For wall mounting works as follow:
- make on the wall n. 2 holes with a diameter of 5 mm each with an
apart distance and minimum distance from the surrounding surfaces,
as shown in Figure below,
- insert the 5 mm plugs into the holes
- fasten the screws to the plugs up to 5 mm from the surface of the wall
- position the telephone against the wall over the screws so that the
screws heads insert in the larger part of the keyholes cutouts and
block the telephone by sliding it down onto the screws.
7.2 Battery installation
This telephone requires 4 batteries LR6 (AA) 1.5V as back-up power source.
Open the battery door by screw driver and place the batteries into the battery
compartment. Make sure the batteries are placed properly and with the correct
polarity, printed on the bottom of the batteries compartment. Close the battery
door.

REMARKS:
If the telephone line is disconnected, batteries are needed to maintain the
clock, phone setup, outgoing call records and caller ID records.
When the Battery Low Indicator appears on the LCD, you need to replace a
new set of batteries. Or, that symbol may indicate that there is no battery in the
phone.
Note:
In searching, editing or reading the phone book, the caller ID records or the
two-touch memories, if the Battery Low Indicator is On, it means there is not
enough power to backup the phone memories. Please replace a new set of
batteries to avoid the record being lost.
Warning:
To avoid electric shock, disconnect the telephone line cord from the
phone before installing the batteries.

8. Main features
8.1 Phone Setting
At the on-hook or off-hook state, press OK key into the setting mode, and the
LCD will display: VIEW MENU ↑↓. Use UP or DOWN key to select among
different items. When you choose one item, press OK key again to go into its
setting. After you have finished with one item, press OK key again to confirm
and/or move to another item. To change items, always use UP or DOWN keys.
If you want to quit the setting mode at any time, press C key.
The settings of different items are shown in details as follows:
8.1.1 Language
When the LCD displays SELECT LANGUAGE, press OK key once, LCD will
show ITALIAN as default setting. Use UP or DOWN key to select among
the languages of English / French / German / Spanish / Italian / Danish /
Portuguese.
8.1.2 Local Code
For future use.
8.1.3 Long Distance Code
For future use.
8.1.4 Date/Time
When the LCD displays: DATE/TIME , press OK key once, the year digits will
flash. Use UP or DOWN key to change the year (Step is 1), then press OK key
to confirm it and move to the setting of the hour. Repeat the operation to set
the minute, day and month by turn. The LCD will automatically display the
corresponding day of the week. If it is a FSK format caller ID signal received,
the current month, date and time display will be updated (while the year
remains unchanged).

8.1.5 LCD Contrast
When the LCD displays: CONTRAST ADJUST , press OK key and then use
UP or DOWN key to select among 5 different contrast levels the one that you
prefer. The default setting is 3.
8.1.6 Babycall
When the LCD displays BABYCALL , press OK key once and display
BABYCALL OFF . Use UP or DOWN key to turn it on and then press OK key
to confirm. After inputting the BABYCALL number, press OK key to confirm.
8.1.7 Input Phone Book record
When the LCD displays: PHONEBOOK INPUT , press OK key once, then
you could input the telephone number. Press OK key again to confirm the
number and then input the name. Use UP or DOWN key to move the cursor
and Ckey to correct. When finished, press OK key again to confirm. To exit
the operation, press Ckey.
8.1.8 Edit Phone Book record
When the LCD displays: PHONEBOOK EDIT , press OK key once and input
the first character of name, you could view the corresponding telephone
numbers by pressing OK key. If no character input, press OK key again and
the first entry will be shown. Use UP or DOWN key to select the record that
you want to edit. The cursor will be flashing on the last digit of the number.
Press Ckey to backspace the number and press OK key to confirm. Then the
cursor will be flashing on the first digit of the name. Press Ckey to backspace,
press UP or DOWN key to move cursor position and press OK key to confirm.
To exit the operation, press Ckey.
8.2 Operation at on-hook state
8.2.1 Receiving incoming FSK & DTMF caller ID
When receiving a phone call, the LCD will display the phone number together
with the information of name, date, time, and the number if user had applied for
the Caller ID service. A new number will carry a “NEW” icon, and a repeated
number will carry a “REP” icon. A private call (when the caller prefers his/her
number to be hidden) will display “PRIVATE CALL“. A call out of service will

display “OUT OF AREA”. An incorrect incoming signal will display “ERROR”. If
it is a FSK format caller ID signal, the current month, date and time display will
be updated (while the year remains unchanged). If there is no information from
exchange, the name shown on the LCD will be same as that in the phone
book.
8.2.2 Checking incoming caller ID
User can use UP or DOWN key to view the information of the incoming calls
including phone number, date, and time. For fast scroll, press and hold UP or
DOWN key.
8.2.3 Re-dialing an incoming caller ID
For a local call, just press the REDIAL or SPEAKER / key when the
caller’s number is on display. For a long distance call, press REDIAL key twice
to dial out the number with long distance number at the beginning.
8.2.4 Checking outgoing calls
User can use OUT key to view the outgoing numbers and duration of each call.
To re-dial, press SPEAKER key directly. For fast scroll, press and hold OUT
key.
8.2.5 Checking phone book
Press PHONE BOOK key and input the first character of name. You could
view the corresponding telephone numbers by pressing PHONE BOOK key
again. If no character input, you could use PHONE BOOK key to view in
sequence. To re-dial, press REDIAL or SPEAKER key directly.
8.2.6 Pre-dialing
Enter a phone number and press the REDIAL or SPEAKER / key to dial
out. For any input mistakes, press Ckey to correct.
8.2.7 Babycall dialing
Press any key except the OK key to dial out the pre-set number when BABY
CALL function has been turned on.
8.2.8 C key
1. In the setting mode, use it to correct any input mistakes or quit the setting.
2. In the pre-dialing mode, use it to correct any input mistakes.
3. When scrolling outgoing calls, use it to delete a phone number.

4. When scrolling incoming calls, press C key to delete a phone number. The
LCD will show DETELE, press OK key to confirm or press C key to quit.
Press and hold C key for 4 seconds to delete all the incoming calls. The LCD
will show DETELE, press OK key to confirm or press C key to quit.
5. When scrolling phone book, press C key to delete a phone book record.
The LCD will show DETELE, press OK key to confirm or press C key to quit
8.2.9 Phone number store
1. Two-touch memory
- on-hook + pre-dialing number + OK + N(N =1 ~ 9, 0, *, # )
- on-hook + incoming call + OK + N( N = 1 ~ 9, 0, *, # )
- dial out: on-hook + MEM + N( N = 1 ~ 9, 0, *, # )
2. Phone Book memory
- Incoming call + OK + PHONE BOOK + edit of phone book
8.2.10 Ringer volume control
Ringer volume can be adjust to 3 different levels of L / M / H by the slide switch
at the bottom.
8.2.11 Message indicator
This indicator will be turn on during incoming call or special signal from some
PBX.
8.3 Operation at off-hook state
8.3.1 Checking incoming and outgoing calls
You can use UP or DOWN key to view the information of the incoming calls
including phone number, date and time. Press OUT key to check outgoing call
record.
8.3.2 Dialing for display mode
During the number shown on LCD such as incoming call, outgoing call and
phone book memory, press SPEAKER / key or pick up handset to dialing
out the number.

8.3.3 Dialing Centrex keys
Picks up the handset or press SPEAKER / key, and then press F1 to F4
key to dial out the specific tone for some PBX services only.
8.3.4 Dialing Two-touch memory
Picks up the handset or press SPEAKER / key and press MEM key and N
(N=1 ~ 9, 0, * or #).
8.3.5 Call Time
The display shows the duration of a call in progress since a number has been
dialed out. Manual control is not available.
8.3.6 Pause key
Press PAUSE key to insert a delay time of 3.6 seconds in a dialing sequence.
8.3.7 Mute key
During phone conversation, if you do not want the person on the line to hear
your voice, press MUTE key to cut off the microphone. To resume
conversation, press MUTE key again.
8.3.8 FLASH key
During off-hook state, press FLASH key for recall that is used for some PSTN
network and PBX services.
8.3.9 REDIAL key
When the phone is off-hook, press REDIAL key to dial out the phone number
which was dialed out by user at the latest time.
8.3.10 In use LED
The in use LED should be turned on during the phone is off-hook.

8.4 Two-way speaker phone operation
8.4.1 Speaker mode
To make a call, press SPEAKER key to activate the speaker phone. Press
SPEAKER key to deactivate the speaker phone when the call is over.
8.4.2 Speaker volume control
To change the speaker volume, press VOL key to adjust the volume levels
during off-hook state.
9 . Technical Characteristics
Size: (without phone base support)
Depth 21,4 cm
Width 16,0 cm
Height 3,5 cm
Weight: 0,7 Kg
Operating range:
Temperature 5°C - 40°C
humidity 95% RH max,
without condensation
DTMF dialling
Duration 100 ms
Pause 100 ms
Calibrated break: 97 ms +/-4ms
(flash key)
Wall mounting: arranged

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