Telematrix Spectrum Plus SP300 User manual

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CAUTION!
•Never install telephone wiring during a lightning storm.
•Never install telephone jacks in wet locations unless the jack is
specifically designed for wet locations.
•Never touch uninstalled telephone wires or terminals unless the
telephone line has been disconnected at the network interface.
•Use caution when installing or modifying telephone lines.

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Congratulations on the purchase of your TeleMatrix Spectrum
PLUSTM model SP300 telephone. The Spectrum PLUSTM SP300
includes advanced features that are suitable in today’s business
environment. TeleMatrix designed the Spectrum PLUSTM SP300 to
be simple to install and easy to use.
Your Spectrum PLUSTM SP300 telephone is a precision electronic
device that requires minimum maintenance. Please be sure to
read this user’s guide to become familiar with the wiring and
functionality of this product.
As specified by FCC regulation, we are required to inform you of specific
governmental and compliance regulatory requirements, safety notices,
safety instructions and other informative information. TeleMatrix, Inc.
provides this information in a separate manual. We pack the separate
Compliance and Safety Manual within each outer box or product box when
shipped.
Prior to reading this operation manual and prior to setting up your
telephone, please refer to the Compliance and Safety Manual.

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Features ......................................................................... 5
Controls ……..................................................................... 6
Part List …………………………………………………………………………………... 10
Installation ..................................................................... 11
Wall Mounting ............................……................................ 14
Switch Settings ..................….…....................................... 16
Programming ..…....................…....................................... 17
Headset Installation and Operation………............................... 23
Operation ………………………………………………………………………………... 25
Care and Maintenance ……………………………………………………..……. 30
Service ……………………………………………………………………………………. 33
Warranty .……………………………………………………………………………….. 34

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•One Line Operation
•SteelTrapTM Memory Technology (No Batteries Required)
•FreeSpeechTM Talk Feature: Allows Free Toggle between Handset, Headset and
Speakerphone
•Visual Message Waiting Indication*– Auto Detection for SDT, FSK or NEON;
LED uses switch
•TouchLiteTM One Touch Message Retrieval Key
•Headset Port with ON/OFF Switch (built-in Amplifier)
•Microphone Mute with LED Indicator
•Eleven (11) Speed Dial Locations
•Electronic Hold with LED Indicator (with Line Hold or System Hold Switch)
•Audible Ring Tone Selection (4 options)
•Headset, and Ringer Volume Control (8 selections)
•Convenient Data Port
•ADA Compliant Handset with 8-step Volume Control
•Disconnect Key to Activate New Call
•Last Number Redial
•Programmable Flash Key
•Programmable Pause Key
•Desk or Wall Mountable
•Fully Modular, Easy To Install
Class Visual Message Waiting are features that require subscription to your local telephone
company provided service. This telephone features will not work unless you are a subscriber.

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1. Speed Dial Feature Keys……………..… Eleven (11) one-touch keys used for speed dialing.
2. Disconnect Key ……………………...…….. Used to disconnect the line or place a new call.
3. Store Key……………………………….….….. Used to program user features.
4. Pause Key ...............................… Used to place a timing delay when dialing.
5. Redial Key ......................…………… Redials the last number dialed.
6. Flash Key ..................……………..…. Provides a timed line break.
7. Mute Key …………………………….………... Disables the handset and speaker phone microphones.
8. Numeric Dial Pad ………………...………. Used for dialing.
9. Hold Key ………………………………..…….. Lighted key used for placing callers on hold.
10. Headset ON/OFF Key ……………………. Lighted key used to turn the headset ON or OFF.
11. Volume Bar …………………..………………. Adjusts the loudness of the handset receiver and/or
the headset.
12. Handset ……………………………….……... Hearing-aid compatible handset.
13. TouchLiteTM Key...……………………...... Message Waiting Lamp (LED indicator) that blinks
to indicate a new message in the user’s voice mail
box (user must be subscribed to a messaging system).

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RIGHT SIDE
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1 Data Port .................................... Convenient port to connect a computer,
modem, fax or answering device.
2 Line Jack ………………………………………... Modular receptacle for connecting the
line cord.
3 Headset Jack .............................. Convenient RJ port or 2.5mm coaxial port
used to connect an optional headset.
4 Handset Jack .............................. Connection for handset coil cord.
5 Power Adapter Receptacle ……..……. For optional coaxial power adapter.
6 Low Voltage MW Switch ………………… Selects low voltage message waiting.
7 Hold Key Switch ……………...……………. Used to select line hold or system hold.
8 Elevation Stand Lock ……………………. Used to “lock” the elevation stand.

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Parts Check List
The following parts are included with the Spectrum PLUSTM SP400:
NOTE: Spectrum PLUSTM Line Cords are 6-Pin 6-Conductor Line cords
(6P6C line cord). Replacement Line Cords must be same.
1. Base Unit
2. Handset
3. Two (2) 15-foot Modular telephone line cords
4. 10-foot Modular coiled handset cord
5. 6-inch Modular wall mount line cord
6. Power Adapter
7. Twenty-two (22) Speed Dial Preprinted Keycaps
8. Four (4) Additional Clear Keycaps
9. Two (2) Index Sheets
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120V AC Outlet Recovery Power Adapter (provided)
The 120 VOLT AC OUTLET RECOVERY POWER ADAPTER is an featured TeleMatrix
product. It provides both the telephone lines and the power source in one cable
(6P6C line cord) and is designed to recover the use of the power outlet.
Connector Configuration
The 120 Volt Outlet Recovery Power Adapter has two (2) modular jacks. One
jack is labeled “LINE” and the other jack is labeled “PHONE”. These jacks allow
for a fully modular installation.
Power Adapter “LINE” Connection
The power adapter “LINE” connection is
used to connect the telephone line from
the wall jack to the power adapter.
Using one of the 15-foot modular
telephone line cords, connect one end of
the cord to the RJ14 telephone jack on
the wall or base board. The remaining
end of the cord plugs into the “IN” side
of the power adapter.
Power Adapter “PHONE” Connection
The power adapter “PHONE” connection
is used to provide both the telephone
lines and the power source to the
telephone. Using one of the 15-foot
modular telephone line cords, plug one
end of the line cord into the back of the
telephone. Plug the remaining end to
the power adapter jack labeled “OUT”.
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after connecting the line cords, check to see if the line cords
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Installing The Wall Power Adapter
(Optional Component)
This component is best used when wall
mounting the telephone. To install,
simply plug the power adapter into a
standard 120V AC power outlet. A
mounting hole is provided to secure
the power pack to the AC wall outlet.
Plug the AC power pack directly into
the wall outlet and then plug the coax-
ial connector into the receptacle
marked “POWER” located on the back
of the telephone.
ORDER SEPERATELY
120V AC POWER
POWER
IMPORTANT!
The telephone will not function if the line cord connections are not correct. Be sure that
the telephone line cord connections are not reversed (“LINE”/”PHONE”). Attach the line
cords to the power adapter and the wall before connecting to the telephone. Spectrum
PLUSTM Line Cords are 6-Pin 6-Conductor Line cords (6P6C line cord) . Replacement Line
Cords must be same.
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Power Outlet Configuration
The Spectrum PLUSTM telephone requires
external power from a standard 120V
outlet (60Hz). It is rated 9VAC, 300mA.

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Connecting the Handset Cord
A 10-foot modular coil handset cord is
provided. (Be sure that the wall/desk
elevation stand has not been attached).
To install the cord, simply plug the
short end of the handset cord into the
modular jack on the handset. The long
end of the handset cord plugs into the
jack labeled “Handset” located on the
bottom of the Spectrum PLUSTM base
unit. Place the line cord into the hand-
set coil cord channel located directly
below the jack.
Installing the Keycaps
Twenty-two (22) preprinted named
feature keycaps are provided to identify
the speed dial key.
There are eleven (11) clear keycaps
already installed. To install preprinted
keys, remove the clear keycap by
simply pulling up. Replace with the
preprinted keycaps or place hand
written paper index sheets under a
clear keycap. Program each speed dial
key for the specific function of the key.
There are four (4) additional clear keycaps and two (2) index sheets provided as
spares. Use these for your own personal speed dial identities. Write the speed dial
name on the blank speed dial index cards and insert into the blank keycaps. Place
the keycap on the correct memory speed dial location. (see index sheets provided
in box).
Handset Cord
PLASTIC KEYTOP
PLASTIC TOP CABINET
CLEAR "SNAP-ON" KEY CAP
PLASTIC TOP CABINET
OR SILK SCREEN KEY CAP
The twenty-two preprinted keycap names are below:
Call Fwd On Call Back Paging Skip Msg Information
Call Fwd Off Cancel Call Back Ring Again FF Msg 911
Transfer Call Park Save Msg Rew Msg
Conf Call Pick-up Del Msg Emergency
DND Group Call Pick-up Rpt Msg Help Desk
NOTE: For speed dial programming instructions,
see the section on “Programming Procedure For
Spectrum PLUSTM Speed Dial Features” in this
manual.

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Wall Mounting the Spectrum PLUSTM Telephone
To install the wedge for desk mounting, be sure the lock mechanism is positioned to the left
clear of the locking arm. Place the wedge in the slots, wide end toward top of phone base
unit, and slide the wedge upward into position. Lock the wedge into place.
Desk Mounting
2. The Spectrum PLUSTM has provisions for a
mounting wedge that must be correctly positioned.
This wedge allows the telephone to be viewed at a
correct angle when the phone is wall mounted.
Remove the wedge from the phone base (figure 2).
3. Secure the line cord, coil cord and any wiring in
place prior to installing the wall mount wedge. The
wall mount base has extra large wiring channels
and strain relief poles for containing the wires in a
neat and orderly way. Wrap the wires around the
strain relief poles and then secure the wires
through the channel.
4. To wall mount, place the narrow edge at the top
edge of the phone base and slide the wedge up-
ward into place (figure 3).
5. Lock the wall mount into position by sliding the
locking button to the right (figure 4).
Note: A 6-inch line cord is provided for when
the telephone is to be wall mounted. Connect
one end of the line cord to the phone jack and
the other end to the wall jack. Be sure to con-
nect the power cord and line cords before plac-
ing mounting wedge on the bottom base. An
optional coaxial power supply can be used in
place of the supplied power supply. See your
local distributor for information.
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figure 2
Replace Mounting Wedge
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Replace Mounting Wedge
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Lock Mounting Wedge
The Spectrum PLUSTM was designed to be
conveniently wall mounted without requiring
additional hardware.
Follow these easy steps:
1.The handset retaining clip must be in the correct
position to secure the handset into the handset
cradle. Engage the clip with your fingers and pull
the clip forward (towards you), rotate the clip 180º
and snap the clip back into place (figure 1). The
retaining clip cannot be removed.
RETAINER CLIP
figure 1
1. UNSNAP
2. ROTATE 180 .
3. SNAPINTOPLACE.
NOTE: CLIP IS
1.LIFT CLIP OUT WITH
FINGERS. IT CANNOT BE
REMOVED BECAUSE IT
IS SPRING LOADED.
2. ROTATE THE
CLIP 1800AND
IT WILL SMAP
BACK INTO THE OPPO-
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Message Waiting Light Indicator
The Spectrum PLUSTM telephone has a
Message Waiting (MW) Light Indicator (figure
1). The indicator will blink to indicate that a
new message is in the user’s voice mailbox.
The Spectrum PLUSTM supports the following
telephone or PBX supplied message waiting
signals:
1. Telephone Company VMWI Service* (FSK
signal compatible, subscription to local
telephone company is required).
2. Or, Audible Stutter Dial Tone (SDT) signals
provided by local telephone company.
3. Or, 90-Volt NEON message waiting light
indicator signal provided by a PBX.
4. Low Voltage LED message waiting light in-
dicator light signal is provided by a PBX.
The PBX system or telephone service provider
has to activate the voice mail feature for the
light to illuminate and work properly. Be sure
that your telephone service provider or PBX
system has the compatible messaging service
available in your area or facility.
figure 1
Message Waiting Light Indicator
NOTE: The Spectrum PLUSTM
telephone automatically reads the
Message Waiting (MW) signals
supplied by your service provider.
The LED signal supplied by a PBX
must have the LED Voltage switch
which is located on the back of the
telephone in the correct
position to operate the LED. See
the next page for instructions.
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Feature Note: Message ON/OFF Notification.
Use this feature when alerting another that a saved message is in voice mail for that person or
use this feature when you simply want to turn the light off.
Be Aware: If there is a new incoming message and the telephone company continues to send
a new signal this light will re-activate. This will occur only when there is a new voice mail that
has not been heard.
How To Use: When on-hook, Press the “*” key for 3 to 5 seconds and the Message LED will
automatically turn on. At any time press “*” key for 3 to 5 seconds ,Message LED will turn off.
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*Definition: VMWI is Visual Message Waiting Indication. This option requires a
subscription to your local telephone service provider for TouchLiteTM to activate.
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System Hold Feature Option Switch
A feature switch for different hold
functions is located on the bottom of
the phone. The switch options are
standard “LINE Hold” or programmable
“System Hold”*.
The standard “Line Hold” allows for
normal hold function operation. The
programmable “System Hold”* feature
is used for optional PBX system
operations.
The switch default is set at the factory
as standard “LINE Hold”.
* To program System Hold, follow the speed dial
instructions in this manual. To store the dialing pat-
tern, press the HOLD key instead of the speed dial
memory key.
LOW VOLT MW
ON OFF
LOW VOLT MW
ON OFF
Low Voltage LED Switch
A low voltage LED switch is located on
the bottom of the phone. The switch
options are ON or OFF. The factory
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Using A Flash When Dialing
To use a Flash when dialing, simply press the “FLASH” key at the appropriate point in
the number sequence being dialed from the key pad.
Programming Flash Timing into Memory
Flash Timing can be programmed into the Spectrum PLUSTM speed dial memory.
This function allows for a timed line break in the sequence of the dialing patterns
when using the speed dial keys. This function may be required for accessing line
features provided by your telephone system or local telephone company. The
flash timing options are 100 through 1000 milliseconds, programmable in 100mS
increments.
To Find the Correct Flash Timing
The factory default Flash Timing is pro-
grammed at 600mS and is the most com-
monly used timing option. However, the
timing can be reprogrammed between
100mS to 1000mS, when needed.
1. Check with your local service provider
or PBX provider to select the appropri-
ate timing.
2. If different timing is required, follow
the Flash Time Programming instruc-
tions on the next page.
NOTE: Each “Flash” counts as 1-digit when stored into a speed dial memory location.
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Programming Flash Timing
Flash timing can be programmed for different timing options listed below.
1. Position the handset in the Off-Hook position (lift the handset).
2. Press the “STORE” key once.
3. Press “*” key for 3-seconds until an alert sound is heard.
4. Press the following keys on the keypad in the order shown:
For 100mS press "1", then “#”.
For 200mS press "2", then “#”.
For 300mS press "3", then “#”.
For 400mS press "4", then “#”.
For 500mS press "5", then “#”.
For 600mS press "6", then “#”.
For 700mS press "7", then “#”.
For 800mS press "8", then “#”.
For 900mS press "9", then “#”.
For 1000mS press "0", then “#”.
4. Place the handset cradle to the On-Hook position.
Programming Example for 100mS
Go Off hook with handset, press “store” once, then “*” for
3-seconds to enter set up mode, then “1”, then “#”. Place
the handset into cradle to the on-hook Position.
NOTE: The Flash Timing factory default is 600mS
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Programming Pause Timing
A Pause time between 1.0-seconds to 5.0-seconds can be programmed into memory.
This function allows for a delayed timing for those systems requiring a different time
delay and allows the user to delay the dialing pattern of a number. This function may
be required for accessing line features provided by telephone provider or local
telephone company. A speed dial number may need to pause during its dialing
sequence to ensure proper connections.
PROGRAMMING THE PAUSE TIME OPTION
Pause timing can be programmed for different timing options listed below.
1. Lift the Handset from it’s cradle so it is in a off-hook position.
2. Press the “STORE” key once.
3. Press the “#” key for 3-seconds until an alert sound is heard.
4. Program the pause time into memory by using the keypad. Press the following
keys on the keypad in the order shown for the desired pause time.
For 1.0-second press "1" "0" then “#”.
For 2.0-seconds press "2" "0" then “#”.
For 3.6-seconds press "3" "6" then “#”.
For 4.0-seconds press "4" "0" then “#”.
For 5.0-seconds press "5" "0" then “#”.
4. To exit the program mode, place the handset back in the cradle in an on-hook
position.
NOTE: If you require a pause time delay longer than the maximum setting of 5.0S,
stack the pauses within the dialing pattern to achieve the longer timing.
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NOTE: The default Pause time is 3.6-seconds.
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Using a Pause when Dialing a Phone Number
To use a Pause when dialing, press the “PAUSE” key at the appropriate point in the
number sequence being dialed from the key pad.
NOTE: Each “Pause” counts as 1-digit when stored into a speed dial memory location..
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NOTE: The default Pause timing is 3.6-seconds.
A multiple of Pauses can be programmed
into speed dial memory to increase the delay.
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Note: Programming can
only be performed when
the phone is off-hook
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Programming Pause into Voice Mail
To store a Pause time into Voice Mail memory, simply press the Pause key in the number-
ing sequence when programming the Voice Mail Speed Dial Key. See programming Voice
Mail on the next page.
Programming a Pause into Speed Dial Memory
Pause time can be programmed into the speed dial memory. This function will delay the
dialing pattern of a number when stored in the phones speed dial memory. Multiple pauses
can be programmed into the dialing pattern for added delay time. To store a Pause into
Speed Dial memory, simply press the Pause key in the numbering sequence when pro-
gramming Speed Dialing Keys. See programming Speed Dial Memory on the next page.