Beko BD 220 manual

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    User Manual[...]

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    KEYS POSITION .............................. 3 LCD DISPLA Y ON HANDSET ........ 4 MENU OPTIONS ............................ 5 QUICk REFERENCE GUIDE ......... 6 INST ALLA TION PRECAUTION ...... 7 What is in the box ................................. 7 Connection and condition for use ........... 7 Choosing a site for the Base ....... ......... 7 Radi[...]

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    In Use LED indicator (green light)  Illuminates when base is power on.  Flashes when the line is in use / a call comes.  Flashes when you have missed calls.  Flashes quickly when entering registration mode. KEY S POSITION Earpiece/Receiver Display  The display lights up every time a keypad button is pressed and when you receive an in[...]

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    LCD DISPLA Y ON HANDSET Symbol Explanation Always displayed when your handset is on, shows the battery status. All bars filled - battery fully charged. Empty and you hear a warning tone (during a call) - batteries are low and need charging. In Use indicator Illuminate when the phone is in use. Flashes when receiving an external (outside) call. Rema[...]

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    MENU OPTIONS PHONE BOOK ADD EDIT DELETE DELETE ALL LIST HANDSET TONES - KEY TONE LOW BA TT RANGE RING VOL EXT MELODY INT MELODY EAR VOL AUT O AN S HS NAME LANGUAGE D A TE / TIME BASE RING VOL RING MELODY RECALL P AUSE CHANGE PIN DEF AUL T REGISTRA TION REGISTER SEL BASE DEL HS - 5 -[...]

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    Function Button press Switch handset off until display goes off. Switch handset on until display comes on. Adjust earpiece volume During a call, press or to select required volume. Make a call / preparatory call , enter number / Enter number , . End a call or place handset on base / charger . Receive a call Phone rings, . Make a handsfree call , en[...]

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    INST ALLA TION PRECAUTION What is in the box When you unpack your phone, make sure you keep all packing materials in a safe place, in case you later need to transport it or return it for servicing. In the box, you will find: -h andset - 2 pieces of AAA type rechargeable 600mAh battery - A piece ofbase unit - AC adaptor - Battery cover - User Manual[...]

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    Charging the batteries Y our handset needs battery to operate. During the first use of your phone, it is recommended that the handset is left over on charge overnight to ensure maximum in-use time. 1. Only use the rechargeable batteries supplied with your phone. 2. Install the rechargeable batteries into the rear of your handset. MAKE SURE you inse[...]

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    ST ARTING UP Connecting the mains power supply to the unit - Plug the mains power adapter lead into the rear base. - Now plug the mains power adapter into the power socket and switch the power on. Inserting the handset battery - Remove the battery compartment cover from the rear hand. - Install 2 pieces of AAA Ni-MH rechargeable batteries in the ba[...]

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    Standby mode display When the handset is not in use, the handset is in the standby mode . The LCD will display as: 1 DECT 10:37 Where: 1: Handset assigned number DECT : Handset name 10:37: T ime of the day ( 10 AM, 37 minutes) (ex : 23:37 : 1 1 PM, 37 minutes) Note that, the clock and date should be set. Note : When your phone encountered AC power [...]

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    USING YOUR PHONE T o make and e nd calls 1) Press T alk-On button and wait for dial tone. The In Use indicator and EXT icon will appear in the display , and the LCD backlight will go on. 2) Dial your desired number on handset. 3) Speak into the microphone when the party answers. 4) T o end the call, either press T alk-Of f or place the handset back[...]

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    Using Handsfree to make a call 1) Press Speakerphone button. 2) When you hear the dial tone, dial the number you require. The number appears on the LCD screen and you hear it being dialed. 3) T o end the call, press T ALK-OFF button, or replace the handset in the base. Re-dialing * The last 10 dialed external numbers are stored for redialing (in th[...]

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    Switchi ng your handset On or Off - Press and hold T ALK-OFF button to power off the handset. - Press T ALK-OFF button to p ower on the handset again. Page function If you lose or misplace your handset you can press the Page on base to relocate it. - Press the Page button on the base. The paged handset will ring. The In Use LED on the base will fla[...]

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    - If you make a mistake while entering the name or number , press CANCEL to delete the last character entered. Repeat for any earlier incorrectly entered characters and then re-enter the required characters. 5. Press OK/Menu button to confirm. NUMBER? is displayed. 6. Input phone number (max. 25 digits) from keypad. 7. Press OK/Menu button to confi[...]

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    Editing an entry in the phone book * Y ou can amend the name and number of any entry stored in your phonebook: 1. Press OK/Menu button. PHONEBOOK is displayed. 2. Press OK/Menu button again. ADD is displayed. 3. Press DOWN button to scroll to the option EDIT . 4. Press OK/Menu button. The name of first phone book entry is displayed. 5. Use the UP a[...]

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    CALLER ID Caller Identity Delivery (CID) is a feature of T elephone system that will let you see who is calling on the line. The CID feature will also let you know who calls you in your absence and you can use the VIP function to tell an incoming call from your VIP person. (Note: In some instance due to CID network, the normal ring melody will play[...]

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    3. Press OK/Menu to view the number if the name is displayed first. Press OK/Menu to see the remaining digits if the number is more than 12 digits. 4. Press OK/Menu to see the call time. 5. Use UP and DOWN button to see other records in Calls list. Note: while scrolling the calls log, and appear ---------------, this indicates the bottom/upper end [...]

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    If the CID entry has not been stored in the phone book: 1) Press DOWN button. The most recently received CID is displayed. 2) Use UP and DOWN button to scroll through the Calls list. 3) Press OK/Menu to view the number if the name is displayed first. Press OK/Menu to see the remaining digits if the number is more than 12 digits. 4) Press OK/Menu ag[...]

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    PERSONALIZING YOUR SETTING Selecting Handset Ringer melodies for External or Internal Calls 1. Press OK/Menu button. PHONEBOOK is displayed. 2. Press DOWN button. HANDSET is displayed. 3. Press OK/Menu button. 4. Use DOWN button to scroll to the option EXT MELODY or INT MELODY . 5. Press OK/Menu button. The LCD shows: MELODY : X (X= one number of 1[...]

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    Setting Handset earpiece Speakerphone V olume 1. Press OK/Menu button. PHONEBOOK is displayed. 2. Press DOWN button. HANDSET is displayed. 3. Press OK/Menu button. 4. Use DOWN button to scroll to the option EAR VOL. 5. Press OK/Menu button. The display will show EAR VOL: X (X=ear piece volume level from 1 to 5). 6. Use UP or DOWN button to select y[...]

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    Naming the Handset 1. Press OK/Menu button. PHONEBOOK is displayed. 2. Press DOWN button. HANDSET is displayed. 3. Press OK/Menu button. 4. Use DOWN button to scroll to the option HS NAME. 5. Press OK/Menu button. 6. Use CANCEL button to delete the original name and the Enter your des ired handset name from the keypad (max 5 characters). 7. Press O[...]

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    EXP ANDING YOUR DECT SYSTEM Adding new handset Y our HM base can register up to 5 HM handsets or any GAP compatible handsets. (Note: However , the HM features of real time clock, VIP and other special features of NTLD1300 may not be available when using different GAP DECT Phone of dif ferent brand). The handset number is displayed at the left side [...]

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    6. When the NTLD1300 handset find the base in registration mode, it will acquire registration and once finished the registration process, it will go to the standby mode. Y ou can press the page key of the base - the newly registered handset should emit the paging tone. Note: Y our handset number will be assigned by the Base where you register this [...]

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    Three way conference call If you have more than one handset registered to your DECT phone base, you can have 3-way simulataneous conversation. Y ou should know the number of the other handset registered to your DECT phone base. 1. When you engaged in an external (EXT) call, press the CANCEL/INT followed by the handset number where you wish to trans[...]

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    ADV ANCED FEA TURES Programming The following will describe some features of your HM DECT phone for users who want to do more than simply make and answer calls. If you have only one handset and base unit, and if you do not need to prevent unauthorized use of your HM DECT phone, you probably do not need the Advanced Features. Change PIN Code Due to [...]

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    Pause time selection If your phone is intended to be connected to a P ABX, the P AUSE duration may be required. Y our phone has a 4 preset Pause time as: 1, 1.5, 2 and 3 sec. 1. Press OK/Menu button. PHONEBOOK is displayed. 2. Use DOWN button to scroll to BASE. 3. Press OK/Menu button. 4. Use DOWN button to scroll to the option P AUSE. 5. Press OK/[...]

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    Default setting parameters This default setting take into effect when you perform DEF AUL T on the handset. (It may vary from customer preferences). CID : EMPTY LNR : EMPTY PHONEBOOK : EMPTY PIN CODE : 0000 TIME : 00:00 DA TE : 01-01 (January 01) EAR VOL : 4 SPKR VOL : 4 HS INT : 1 HS EXT : 3 HS RING VOL : 4 BS RING VOL : 4 BS RING MEL : 3 RECALL :[...]

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    USE IN BUSINESS USE YOUR DECT PHONE IN BUSINESS? Y our DECT phone can be plugged into an extension socket on most P ABX. It cannot, however, be guaranteed that it will work satisfactory with all type of P ABXs, if you have problems, please consult the authorized maintainer of your P ABX. Before attempting to use your DECT phone in your P ABX, pleas[...]

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    TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE Problems Possible Cause Action T aken Programming display RF Interference occur Retry programming, if possible move closer near the base station. NOT A VAIL. during programming. Interference during Out of range or close to other Check the handset is not emitting the out of range warning tone. communications other electrical ap[...]