Topcom Fidelity 160 User manual

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1 INSTALLATION
• Put batteries in the battery compartment to activate the display :
- Open the battery compartment at the bottom of the unit.
- Insert 4 AA batteries (1,5V).
- Close the battery compartment.
•Connect one end of the line cord to the telephone line wall socket and the other end to the bottom of the phone.
Note: Instead of using batteries, you can also use an adapter (DC 9V / 300 mA ( )) (adapter not
included), this adapter needs to be compliant to the CE standard EN60950
The memories remain saved, even without batteries or electricity supply (flash memory) !
Never change batteries when the telephone line is connected !
2BUTTONS/LED
3 DISPLAY/LED
3.1 Standard display information
Display information Description
12:15 Time indication (24h format)
09/12 Date indication (day/month)
You received new messages in the telephone network mailbox
0123456789 Caller’s telephone number
PETER JANSSEN Caller’s name
NEW You received a new call
01 - The number of the call in the Call list, when shown together with ‘CALL#’ on the display
- Repeated call counter, when shown together with ‘RPT’ on the display
The battery is almost empty
Phone Book entry indication
You received an email message
3.2 LED Indicators
LED Description
Handsfree or Semi-Handsfree ON
Blinks once = new call received in the Call list.
Blinks twice = new voice mail message received.
1 ‘Handsfree’ indicator
2 ‘New Calls’ indicator
3 Memory button
4 Direct Memory button 1 M1
5 Direct Memory button 2 M2
6 Direct Memory button M3
7 Direct Memory button M4
8 Direct Memory button M5
9 Voice Mail button VM
10 Handsfree button
11 Alphanumerical buttons
12 Scroll switch
13 Phone Book button
14 Set button
15 Menu button
16 Flash
17 Erase/Mute-button
18 Redial / Pause button
19 Dial back button
20 Volume Switch
21 Headset connection (optional)
22 Headset/Handsfree selection switch (optional)
23 Ring volume switch
24 Adapter input
25 Telephone line input
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4 OPERATION
4.1 Setting the language of the display text
You can select the desired language as follows:
• Press the Menu button ,the standard language is displayed.
• Use the Scroll switch to select the language.
•Press the Menu button to confirm your setting and to go to the next setting (4.2 Setting the Date and Time) or
press the Phone Book button to exit the menu.
4.2 Setting the Date and Time
When you have a subscription to the Caller ID service and your telephone provider sends the date and time together
with the telephone number, the phone’s clock will be set automatically.
It is also possible to set the clock manually:
• After setting the language, you will enter the setting of the Date and Time.
• Enter the day, the month and the time (24h format) by means of the alphanumerical buttons.
• Press the Menu button to confirm and to go the next setting (4.3. Setting the Dial Prefix) or press the Phone
Book button to exit the menu.
4.3. Setting the Dial Prefix
When you dial out a telephone number from the Call list, the programmed prefix will be added in front of the telephone
number. This function is usefull when you have a PABX where you have to dial a prefix to take the external line.
• After setting the date and time, you will enter the setting of the Dial Prefix.
•Enter the desired prefix by means of the numerical buttons (wrongly entered digits can be erased by means of the
Erase button ).
•Press the Menu button to confirm and to go to the next setting (4.4.Telephone reset) or press the Phone Book
button to exit the menu.
4.4.Telephone reset
If you want to bring the telephone back in its initial status, it is possible to reset the telephone. When you reset your
telephone, all stored information will be lost.
• After setting the Dial Prefix, you will enter the Reset setting.
• Press the Erase button to confirm.
• “CLEAR ALL” appears on the display.
• Press the Erase button to confirm or press the Phone Book button to leave the menu.
Warning : When you reset the unit all memory numbers and Call list numbers will be erased!
5 MAKING A PHONE CALL
There are 2 ways to make a phone call :
1. Enter the telephone number. If needed, you can erase the last digits by pressing the Erase button .
Pick up the handset or press the Handsfree button . After 3 seconds, the phone number will be dialled
automatically.
2. Pick up the receiver or press the Handsfree button . Enter the telephone number.
Note:The call duration timer is shown on the 3rd line of the display [h:mm:ss].
5.1 Last number redial
The Fidelity 160 saves the 5 last dialled telephone numbers in the memory with indication of the call duration, the date
and the time. Press the Redial button to scroll through the Redial memory. When the desired number appears on
the display, there are two ways to call back :
1. Press the Call Back button . The unit will take the external line in handsfree mode and the
desired number will be dialled automatically.
2. Pick up the receiver or press the Handsfree button . The number will be dialled automatically
after 3 seconds.
Note: The Redial button can also be used as a Pause button while entering a telephone number !
The letter ‘P’ appears on the display on the location where you have added a pause of 3 sec.
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5.2 Deactivating the microphone (mute)
It is possible to deactivate the microphone during a conversation by pressing the Erase/Mute button . You can now
talk freely without the caller hearing you. ‘MUTE’ appears on the display when the microphone is deactivated. Press
the Erase/Mute button again if you want to resume your conversation.
5.3 Ringer volume
When you receive a phone call, the unit will ring. The ring volume can be adjusted by means of the Ring Volume switch
at the back of the phone (Hi- , Lo- , Off- ).
5.4 Flash Key
Press the Flash button (R) to use certain services as ‘Call Waiting’ (if this service is provided by your telephone com-
pany); or to transfer phone calls when you are using a telephone exchange (PABX).
5.5 Headset operations (optional)
If the handset connection and switch are available at the back of the phone, you can choose whether you want to use
a headset or the handsfree function.
•When you use a headset, plug it into the headset connection and put the switch on . Press the Handsfree
button to make a phone call.
• When you use the handsfree function, put the switch on . Press the Handsfree button to make a phone
call.
6 CALLER ID
6.1 General information
When you have a subscription to the Caller ID service from you telephone provider, the caller’s phone number will
appear on the display. Depending on the telephone network, the caller’s name will also be shown on the display. If your
telephone company doesn’t send the name, but you saved the telephone number with the name in the Phone Book or
in the direct/indirect memory, the programmed name will be shown on the display (name tagging function).
During an incoming call, the following information can appear on the display:
NUMBER UNKNOWN
You have a subscription to the Caller ID service but the
caller’s number is not available (for ex. international calls).
NUMBER BLOCKED
You have a subscription to the Caller ID service but the
caller’s number is a private number.
6.2 Call list
The Fidelity 160 has a Call List in which you can save at least 199 incoming telephone numbers with name. The phone
numbers you have received more than once, will also be saved with indication of the repeat call counter (max 7). Every
incoming number is saved in the Call List with indication of date and time.
In standby mode the number of new received
and total calls is shown on the display, for ex. :
• NEW 03 - You received 3 new calls in the Call List.
•TOTAL 10 - There are 10 calls in total in the Call List: 3 new and 7 old (already checked) calls.
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