Binatone Speakeasy 17 User manual

Speakeasy 17

SpeakEasy 17

REDIAL/

PAUSE

FLASH/ESC

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SpeakEasy 17

REDIAL/

PAUSE

FLASH/ESC

-When the instruction simply say 'press' a button, this means you should

press it briefly then release it.

-When the instruction say 'press and hold' a button, this means you should

Important:

keep it pressed until the display changes or you hear a tone.

- In standby, press to

access the caller display

- In lists, press to scroll

through options.

UP-DOWN (Calls)

Buttons

records.

OUT Button

- Press to view the Redial

list in standby mode or

during a call.

- You may need the

Recall (Flash) function if

your phone is connected to

a PBX, or if you use BT

Calling Features.

- When in menus or pre-

dialling, press to exit from

the function.

FLASH/ESC Button

- Press to delete individual

messages, memos, stored

numbers or Caller Display

records.

DEL (Delete) Button

- Press during a call to

mute the microphone or

mouthpiece.

- In standby, press to

store the (M1, M2 and

M3) one touch memory

dialling buttons

STORE/MUTE Button

- Press to play back

messages and memos.

Press to pause playing of

a memo or message.

PLAY/PAUSE

M1, M2, M3 one

- Touch

Memory Buttons

Button

- In standby, press and

hold to record a memo.

Press during message

playback to skip to the

next message.

Button

- Turns ON when the TAM

is on. Flashes when you have

new TAM messages.

MESSAGE light

This is on when phone

is on a call.

IN USE light

-In standby, press to play

your current OGM, or press

and hold to record a new

outgoing message.

- During playback, press

once to repeat the current

message or press twice

to skip back to the previous

message.

/OGM Button

- Press to enter the Options

Menu to set the Date, Time

and other phone/TAM settings.

MENU/OK Button

Button

- Press to stop

recording or playback.

In standby, press and

hold to switch the

answering machine ON or

OFF, and when the TAM

is on press to select

OGM1 or OGM2.

(ANSWER ON/OFF)

- Press to access the Redial

lists when in standby mode.

Press to insert a pause

when dialling.

PAUSE/REDIAL

- Press to adjust the volume

message playback.

SPEAKER Volume

SPEAKERPHONE Button

Microphone - For

speakerphone use and

answering machine

OGM & Memo recording.

- Press to make, answer,

or end a call using the

speakerphone.

- Press to access

the Phonebook

records.

(PHONEBOOK)

Button

control

during Speakerphone or

Button

1. Where to find it

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Phone You are connected to the telephone line - your

Handset is ‘offhook’.

Time Displays the time.

Date/Month Displays the date and month.

Speakerphone Appears when the speakerphone function is

turned ON.

Appears when you press the MUTE button to

Message Appears when viewing a Caller display entry

where an answering machine message was

NEW records.

Caller Display

Record

Shows the total number of Caller Display records

when the caller display is being received or when

the call list is being viewed.

mute the mouthpiece or microphone.

Appears when viewing New Caller Display

recorded.

XX Indicates the total number of answering machine

messages recorded (XX from 00 to 59) and the

total number of caller display records saved (YY

from 00 to 99) . When steady on, there are no

new entries in either list.

Flashing alternately with the screen above,

indicates the number of new answering machine

messages recorded and the number of new

MESSAGES CALLS

XX YY

NEW NEW caller display records received.

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1. Locating the Base unit

The Base unit should be placed on a level surface, in a position where:

the mains adapter plug will reach an easily accessible 230-V AC

extension socket.

might get wet.

machines, microwave ovens, TVs, fluorescent lights, etc.

2. Plug the coiled handset cord into the Handset. Plug the other end into

the jack on the left side of the Base unit.

3. Place the Handset on

the Base unit.

4. Plug the telephone line cord into

the PHONE LINE jack at the

end into your telephone line socket 5. Plug the power supply cord into

the POWER jack at the bottom of

into a 230V AC, 50Hz mains

socket, with the switch on the

socket set to OFF

6.Switch ON the mains power at

the socket. Wait while the

7.Lift the Handset and check

Make sure the plugs

or extension socket.

display shows INITIALISATION,

Answering machine on.

Announcement one before

the display changes to the

“

”

standby screen.

cable.

bottom of the Base unit. Plug the other

Note:The Speakeasy 17

Base unit must be used

only with the Switch

Electronics Co.,Ltd.5E-AD070042-B.

Always use the telephone

line cord supplied with your

Phone. Other telephone

line cords may not work.

to Modular

Wall jack

forDialtoneintheearpiece.

Note: The base unit doesn't require a battery.

the telephone line cable will reach your telephone line socket or

it is not close to a sink, bath or shower, or anywhere else where it

switched mains supply socket - never try to lengthen the mains power

it is not close to other electrical equipment - fridges, washing

the Base unit. Plug the other end

then the announcement

click into place.

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2. Installation

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If you have a Broadband line

If you connect your telephone to

insert a micro-filter between the

otherwise you may get

interference between the telephone and the broadband,

which could cause problems.

a line with a broadband

connection, you will need to

In a home with broadband, every telephone must have a micro-filter connected,

not just the one at the telephone point that your modem is connected to.

If you need more broadband micro-filters, contact your broadband supplier.

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The following section details how to set up your telephone.

SET LANGUAGE

SET TIME/DATE

SET FLASH TIME

LCD CONTRAST

MESSAGE LENGTH

RINGS TO ANSWER

REMOTE ACCESS

TAM HD: ON/OFF

Note: The system will time out if you leave more than

10 seconds between key presses.

With the phone in standby mode;

1 Press OK/MENU button.

ÖThe display shows

OPTIONS MENUOPTIONS MENU

OPTIONS MENU

2 Press UP button to go to the language setting.

ÖThe display shows

SET LANGUAGESET LANGUAGE

SET LANGUAGE

3 Press OK/MENU button to confirm.

4 Press UP or DOWN button to select ENGLISH

(default), FRANCAIS, or DEUTSCH.

5 Press OK/MENU button to confirm.

6 Continue with programming, or press /

button to return to standby mode.

SET

LANGUAGE

EXIT OPTION

ÖTo set the Answering Machine

3. Setting up the Speakeasy 17

Press the MENU button to enter the Options menu and

then use the UP or DOWN buttons to cycle through the

following options:

recording quality / total recording time. (ON gives up

to 20 minutes of higher quality, OFF gives up to 40

minutes of lower quality.)

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1 Press OK/MENU button.

ÖThe display shows

OPTIONS MENUOPTIONS MENU

OPTIONS MENU

2 Press UP or DOWN button until the display

shows

SET TIME/DATESET TIME/DATE

SET TIME/DATE

3 Press OK/MENU button to confirm.

The‘year’ will be blinking.

SET TIME/

DATE (see section 8) the time and date will be set

automatically, but the year may still need to be

Note: If you subscribe to the caller display service

stamp gives the correct day.

adjusted to ensure the answering machine time

4 Press UP or DOWN button to set the year.

5 Press OK/MENU button to confirm.

ÖThe ‘month’ will be blinking.

6 Press UP or DOWN button to set the month.

7 Press OK/MENU button to confirm.

ÖThe ‘date’ will be blinking.

8 Press UP or DOWN button to set the date.

9 Press OK/MENU button to confirm.

ÖThe ‘hour’ will be blinking.

10 Press UP or DOWN button to set the hour.

11 Press OK/MENU button to confirm.

ÖThe ‘minutes’ will be blinking.

12 Press UP or DOWN button to set the minutes.

13 Press MENU/OK button to confirm the TIME and

DATE setting.

14 Continue with programming, or press /

button to return to standby mode.

When setting the 'hour it is in 24 hour

mode only.

Setting up continue...

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1Press OK/MENU button.

ÖThe display shows

OPTIONS MENUOPTIONS MENU

OPTIONS MENU

2Press UP or DOWN button until the display

shows

SET FLASH TIMESET FLASH TIME

SET FLASH TIME

3Press OK/MENU button to confirm.

SET FLASH

TIME

Press UP or DOWN button to select 100MS

(default), 300MS, 600MS or 1000MS.

Setting up continue...

You may need the Recall function if your phone is

connected to a PBX, or if you use BT Calling

Features.

Flash is another name for the R (Recall) button,

and the normal UK requirement is for 100ms, but

some PBX may need a longer time, in which case

you can change the setting from the Options Menu.

5 Press OK/MENU button to confirm.

6 Continue with programming, or press /

button to return to standby mode.

1 Press OK/MENU button.

ÖThe display shows

OPTIONS MENUOPTIONS MENU

OPTIONS MENU

2 Press UP or DOWN button until the display

shows

LCD CONTRASTLCD CONTRAST

LCD CONTRAST

3 Press OK/MENU button to confirm.

4 Press UP or DOWN button to select your

comfor table display viewing level (1~5). The

default setting is 3.

5 Press OK/MENU button to confirm.

6 Continue with programming, or press /

button to return to standby mode.

LCD

CONTRAST

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1 Press OK/MENU button.

ÖThe display shows

OPTIONS MENUOPTIONS MENU

OPTIONS MENU

2 Press UP or DOWN button until the display

shows

MESSAGE LENGTHMESSAGE LENGTH

MESSAGE LENGTH

3 Press MENU/OK button to confirm.

4 Press UP or DOWN button to select 1 or 2

minutes. The default setting is 2 minutes.

5 Press OK/MENU button to confirm the MESSAGE

LENGTH setting.

6 Continue with programming, or press /

button to return to standby mode.

MESSAGE

LENGTH

Setting up continue...

To set the maximum recording time for each

incoming message or memo message on the

Answering Machine.

To set the number of rings before the machine

answers a call;

1 Press OK/MENU button.

ÖThe display shows

OPTIONS MENUOPTIONS MENU

OPTIONS MENU

RINGS TO

ANSWER

2 Press UP or DOWN button until the display

shows

RINGS TO ANSWERRINGS TO ANSWER

RINGS TO ANSWER

3 Press OK/MENU button to confirm.

5 Press OK/MENU button to confirm.

6 Continue with programming, or press /

button to return to standby mode.

Press UP or DOWN button to select TOLL SAVER,

2,3,4,5,6,7,8, or 9 rings.The default setting is 5.

Use 'TOLL SAVER' when checking your

Speakeasy 17 for messages from a remote location

using a long distance service or from a pay phone.

The Answering machine responds after the 2nd ring

only if you have a new message recorded. If there

are no new messages, the phone will answer after

the 4th ring. You can then hang up after the 3rd

ring to avoid paying for the call.

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1 Press OK/MENU button.

ÖThe display shows

OPTIONS MENUOPTIONS MENU

OPTIONS MENU

2 Press UP or DOWN button until the display

shows

REMOTE ACCESSREMOTE ACCESS

REMOTE ACCESS

3 Press OK/MENU button to confirm.

4 Press UP or DOWN button to set the first digit

REMOTE

ACCESS

5 Press OK/MENU button to confirm.

6 Press UP or DOWN button to set the second

digit of the REMOTE ACCESS code.

7 Press OK/MENU button to confirm.

Setting up continue...

The third digit of the code will be blinking.

The second digit of the code will be blinking.

of the REMOTE ACCESS code.

The first digit of the code will be blinking.

The REMOTE ACCESS is a three-digit code you

need if you call away from home to check your

messages. The default is 321. You can change

it to any three digits you want.

8 Press UP or DOWN button to set the third

digit of the REMOTE ACCESS code.

9 Press OK/MENU button to confirm the REMOTE

ACCESS setting.

10 Press /STOP button to return to standby mode.

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