Geemarc CL10+ User manual
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Caution: This telephone product is specifically
designed for people with hearing difficulties and is
provided with a handset earpiece volume control
for individual requirements. Due care must be
taken by all users that the handset earpiece
volume control is set to the lowest level acceptable
by each respective user. Care should therefore be
exercised to ensure that any new users are familiar
with this requirement.
!!! Please refer to our website:
www.geemarc.com for an up to date user guide,
as there may be important updates and
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USER INSTRUCTIONS
Please read this User Guide carefully in order to
get the very best results from your telephone.
CONDITIONS OF USE
Your Geemarc CL10+ has been approved for use
on private direct exchange lines and business lines.
Please note that the telephone is not suitable for
use as an extension to a pay phone unless it is a
private pay phone carrying the appropriate CE
label and is connected to the telephone network by
means with a modular plug.
The apparatus has been approved for the use of
the following facilities:
- Simple telephone operation with ability to make
calls to the 999 & 112 emergency services.
- Multi Frequency (TONE) dialling.
- Handset Earpiece volume control: Hi/Med/Normal.
- Ringer light
- Three ’one touch’ memories for storing alternative
carrier access codes (or normal telephone
numbers).
- Ten ’two touch’ memory locations.
- Automatic storage of Last Number Dialled.
- Timed Break recall.
- Microphone mute.
Any other usage will invalidate approval of the
apparatus if as a result, it then ceases to conform
to the standards against which approval was
granted.
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DECLARATION: Hereby Geemarc Telecom SA
declares that this telephone is in compliance with
the essential requirements and other relevant
provisions of the Radio and Telecommunications
Terminal Equipment Directive 2014/53/UE and in
particular article 3 section 1a, 1b and section 2.
The declaration of conformity may be consulted at
www.geemarc.com
TELEPHONE CONNECTION
Voltages present on the telecommunication
network are classified TNV-3 ( Telecommunication
Network Voltage) according to the EN60950
standard.
The plug at the end of the lead should be
connected to the telephone socket. Note that the
plug will only fit the correct way round. The unit
must be sited close to one of the new modular
telephone sockets. Should you not have a modular
telephone socket, please contact your Network
provider.
There is no limit to the number of sockets you can
have installed in your home. However, there is a
limit to the number of telephones you can operate
on your exchange line. Installing too many
telephones will overload the line which would
inhibit the telephones from ringing. To avoid
overloading your exchange line there is a method
of calculating the number of telephones you can
use. Add all the Ringer Equivalence Numbers
(abbreviated REN) together, which are marked on
the base of each telephone. Numbers differ so do
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check. The numbers when added together must
total 4 or less. Sometimes British Telecom
telephones are unmarked but they can generally
be assumed to have a REN of 1.0. If in doubt,
please check with your British Telecom Sales
Office.
The REN value of your Geemarc CL10+, is 1.0.
RINGER VOLUME SETTING
A switch located on the right side allows the ringer
to be switched to Hi, Low or Off:
: High
: Low
: Off
Note : The ringer light will be ON even when the
switch is in the Off position.
RECEIVE TONE SETTING
Adjust the TONE buttons to fit the levels to your
own hearing requirements.
Bass Treble
Normal
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OPERATION
1 - LAST NUMBER REDIAL( ) BUTTON
If the telephone number you have called is
engaged or if you want to repeat the call to the
number you dialled previously, lift the handset,
await dial tone and press the button. The
previously dialled number will be
AUTOMATICALLY RE-DIALLED. Up to 31 digits
can be stored in the redial memory. For some
Network services (home banking) or PABXs it may
be necessary to insert a pause. Press when you
need to insert a pause or to store a pause in the
memory.
2 - BUTTON
If you wish to talk privately to someone else in the
room - without your caller overhearing-press the
button. Your caller may still be heard during
theMuteoperation. Toresume normalconversation,
release the button.
3 – RECALL & # BUTTONS
These are used with the new services provided on
digital exchanges. For details please contact your
Network operator.
4 –
HANDSET EARPIECE VOLUME CONTROL
CAUTION : This telephone product is specifically
designed for people with hearing difficulties and is
provided with a handset earpiece volume switch for
individual requirements. Due care must be taken
by all users that the handset earpiece volume
switch is set to the lowest level acceptable by each
respective user. Care should therefore be
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exercised to ensure that any naive users are
familiar with this requirement.
The handset earpiece volume can be adjusted by
moving the Volume switch, located above the
handset microphone, to High, Medium or Normal.
High /Middle /Normal
Note: In the tone (treble) position, if receive volume
level is set to the maximum, whistling may occur.
Then the receive level setting should be decreased.
5 – USING THE TELEPHONE
Having connected the telephone to the telephone
socket, lift the handset, await dial tone, and dial
required number. On completion of the call,
carefully replace handset in cradle.
6 – MEMORY OPERATION
Your telephone can store up to 3 ’One touch’, and
10 ’Two touch’ telephone numbers. Each
telephone number must be stored in a specific
memory location and can be up to 21 digits long. If
you wish to store a number having more than 21
digits (as may be required, for example, by
international numbers preceded by a 3 or 4 digit
national operator access code), it is suggested that
the 3 or 4 digit access code is stored in a ’One
touch’ location and the international number stored
in any other location.
Note: Numbers stored in the memory may be lost
if the telephone is disconnected from the telephone
line.
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7 –
STORING TELEPHONE NUMBERS
a) ‘One Touch’ Locations
1. Ensure that the telephone is plugged into the
telephone socket and lift the handset
2. Press the STORE button
3. Dial the telephone number you wish to store
4. Press the STORE button again
5. Press one of the ‘One Touch’ direct memory
buttons M1, M2 or M3
6. Replace the handset in the cradle
7. Repeat steps 1 to 6 for the remaining two ‘One
touch’ locations
b) ‘Two touch’ locations
1. Ensure that the telephone is plugged into the
telephone socket and lift the handset
2. Press the STORE button
3. Dial the telephone number you wish to store
4. Press the STORE button again
5. Press one of the ‘Two Touch’ locations 0 ~ 9
6. Replace the handset in the cradle
7. Repeat steps 1 to 6 for the remaining ‘Two
touch’ locations
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8 – DIALLING STORED TELEPHONE
NUMBERS
a) ‘One Touch’ Locations - Lift handset, await
dial tone and press appropriate direct memory
button M1, M2 or M3. The stored number will be
dialled out automatically.
b) ‘Two touch’ locations - Lift handset, await dial
tone. press the MEM button followed by the
keypad button under which the desired number is
stored. The stored number will be dialled out
automatically.
c) To dial a number partly stored in a ’One touch’
location (such as an access code) with the
remaining part in another location, lift handset and
press the ’One touch’ location button under which
the 3 or 4 digit access code is stored and then
either press:
(i) The ’One touch’ location button where the
remainder of the number is stored, or
(ii) The MEM button followed by the location
button 0-9 under which the remainder of the
number is stored.
Note : If you wish to change a number in a
memory location, simply follow the instructions for
storing a number. Entering the new number will
automatically erase the previous number.
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9 –
WALL MOUNTING
Use this template to mark the screw hole
centres. Slide out, turn around and slide
back in the wall mounting handset clip
(which can be found in the base unit, just
below where the ear peice locates), this
ensures that the handset stays firmly in
position.
GUARANTEE
From the moment your Geemarc product is
purchased, Geemarc guarantee it for the
period of two years. During this time, all
repairs or replacements (at our discretion)
are free of charge. Should you experience
a problem then contact our helpline or visit
our website at www.geemarc.com.
The guarantee does not cover accidents,
negligence or breakages to any parts.
The product must not be tampered with or
taken apart by anyone who is not an
authorised Geemarc representative.
The Geemarc guarantee in no way limits
your legal rights.
IMPORTANT: YOUR RECEIPT IS PART
OF YOUR GUARANTEE AND MUST BE
RETAINED AND PRODUCED IN THE EVENT OF
AWARRANTY CLAIM.
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The guarantee applies to the
United Kingdom only.
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