Serene CL-30 Installation guide

“Getting to know you”
Serene CL-30
Loud and Big button Talking Cordless Phone
Training Manual
Nov. 15, 09

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CL-30 targeted User Groups
People with low vision•
People with low to moderate hearing loss•
People with mobility impairment•
People just wanted a simple cordless that they can hear and see well•
Main Feature Overview
40+ dB (100 times) amplication•
Tone control for speech clarity•
Talking Caller ID (no display)•
Talking key pad•
Large back-lit buttons•
8 one-touch speed dials•

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Controls-Handset Front
Voice mail/missed call indicator1.
To redial the last dialed number. Or,2.
during memory programming, press
this to insert a pause in between
numbers
Press to receive a waiting call3.
Press to hang up. Or, press and hold to4.
turn on/off the power of handset
To turn amplier on (lights up) or off5.
Press and hold to turn on/off “Do-not-6.
Disturb” (no ringing on handset)
Press to adjust Tone setting up or down7.
Press to receive call. Or, while on line,8.
press again to turn on speaker phone
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Controls ---Handset sides & back
Volume up or down1.
Lanyard anchor (lanyard available)2.
Press to page other handsets3.
Jack for headset4.
Bettery compartment (Auto Amplier5.
On/Off, Talking CID & Keypad On/Off
& English or French voice selection
switch inside)
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Controls--Base
Handset charging indicator1.
Page button to page all handsets2.
Back-up battery compartment (underneath)3.
Ringer volume control (Side)4.
Phone directory5.
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Connection & Battery Installation
Connections•
Rechargeable AAA batteries in•
handset (included)
Rechargeable AAA batteries (not•
included) in base as power back-
up. These batteries can be used
in handset as back-up if needed.
Out of the box feature settings
Auto Amplier On/Off: Off•
Talking Caller ID & Key-pad On/Off: On•
Talking Voice: English•
Speakerphone volume: Level 3 (of 5)•
Handset volume: Level 2 (of 5)•
Tone control: setting 2 (of 4)•
Ringer volume in base: Hi•

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Making a call from key pad
Enter the desired number on key pad1.
Press2. to dial out. Or, press again to turn on the speakerphone
Press3. to hang up
To redial the last called number, press4. to get on line, then press
Answering a call
Press1. to talk. Or, press it again to turn on the speakerphone
Press2. to hang up

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Adjusting Handset Volume
While on line, press volume1. on the side of handset to increase
or decrease volume; it beeps when it reaches its limit
If louder volume is desired, press2. to turn on (or off) the Amplier; it
lights up when On. If needed, press volume again to adjust
When you hang up, it will reset to the last volume level setting and turn3.
off the Amplier (unless Auto Amplier is set to On)
Auto Amplier On/Off
Auto On = Amplier comes on automatically whenever you are on line•
To select, set the “AUTO-AMPLIFER” switch in the battery compartment•
to either On or Off
• lights up whenever the amplier is on

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Adjusting Speakerphone Volume
While on speakerphone mode, press volume1. to increase or
decrease volume
The Amplier and Tone setting are not effective at the speakerphone2.
mode
Adjusting Tone Control
While on line and with Amplier On (1. lights up), press or
to select a tone setting for best speech clarity
When you hang up, it retains the last Tone setting2.

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Programming/Dialing from Speed Dial Buttons
To program a number---while off-line, enter phone number on key pad1.
Press and hold the disired memory button (M1-M8) until it beeps to save2.
To speed dial--while off line, press the desired memory button (M1-M8),3.
then press to dial
Programming/Calling your Emergency Contact
in M1 (NOT for calling 911)
To program your emergency contact number---while off line, enter the1.
phone number and then press till it beeps
To call your emergency contact---just press2. . It will dial and turn on
the speakerphone automatically so you can talk hands-free
For real emergency, call 9113.

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Receiving a Call Waiting
While on line, press1. to receive a waiting call and put the current
call on hold
Press2. again to return to the call on hold
Using Voice Mail/Missed-call Indicator
Blinking asher means that there are voice mail messages waiting (paid1.
service from your phone company) or that you have missed a call
To check voice mail, press2. to get on line. If you hear a stuttered dial
tone, that means you have messages waiting. Call your phone company
voice mail (a paid service) to retrieve all un-heard messages and the
blinking will stop. Blinking will continue as long you have un-heard
messages
If there is no voice message (no stuttered dial tone), that means you3.
have missed a call only. To clear blinking, press and hold for 5
seconds