Geemarc T300 User manual

Telephone

CAUTION:THIS TELEPHONE PRODUCT IS

SPECIFICALLYDESIGNED FOR PEOPLE WITH HEARING

DIFFICULTIES AND IS PROVIDED WITH A HANDSET

EARPIECE WITH VOLUME CONTROL FOR INDIVIDUAL

REQUIREMENTS. DUE CARE MUST BE TAKEN BY ALL

USERS THAT THE HANDSET EARPIECE VOLUME

CONTROL IS SETTOTHE LOWEST LEVEL ACCEPTABLE

BYEACHRESPECTIVEUSER. CARESHOULDTHEREFORE

BE EXERCISED TO ENSURE THATANYNEW USERSARE

FAMILIAR WITH THIS REQUIREMENT.

ATTENTION:CETELEPHONE PEUTETRE DESTINE

AUXPERSONNESAYANTDESPROBLEMESD’AUDITION.

IL POSSEDE UN ECOUTEUR A VOLUME VARIABLE. A

LA PREMIERE UTILISATION, ASSUREZ VOUS QUE LE

BOUTONDE REGLAGE DUVOLUME SOIT POSITIONNE

SURLAPOSITIONVOLUME MINIMUM.LESPERSONNES

MALENTENDANTES POURRONT PAR LA SUITE

AUGMENTER LE VOLUME POUR L’ADAPTER A LEUR

AUDITION.

Ampli DECT300Ampli DECT300

Ampli DECT300

User guide p.2

Notice d’utilisation p.31

INDEX PAGE

DESCRIPTION

- Handset and base unit controls 4

GENERALSETTINGS

- How to connect the phone and set the batteries 8

-Charging the batteries 8

-Phonerange 9

-Clean thephone 9

BASESETTINGS

-Baseringer volume 10

HANDSETSETTINGS

- Menu access 11

- Settings icons displayed on the handset 11

-Handset registration 11

-Handsetderegistration 11

-Handset ringervolume, melody and shaker 12

- Earpiece volume setting and tone adjust 12

- Network features, Flash time, Dial pause 13

USINGTHEPHONE

- Making a call 14

- Answering a call 14

- Use the call back features 15

-Delete stored names and numbers 15

-Paging the handset 15

-Timer 15

PHONEBOOK

-Aboutthephone book 16

- Phone book handset ring tone settings 16

- Storing a number with a name 17

- Dialling using the phone book 18

- Modify a phone book entry 18

- Delete a phone book entry 18

-Transfer numbers and names intothe phone book 19

ANSWERINGMACHINE

-Answeringmachineprogramming option 20

- How to use the answering machine 21

-Answering machine remote control 23

ADDITIONALHANDSETS

- General settings 24

- Using several handsets ( registration ) 24

- Deregister all additional handsets from the base 25

- Internal calls 25

-Call transfer to another registered handset 26

- Headset- Neck loop option 26

ADDITIONALBASEUNIT

-General settings 27

- How to add a base unit 27

TROUBLESHOOTING 28

GUARANTEE- NORMS 30

LCD display

Afficheur LCD

Keypad

Clavier

Amplifier switch

Interrupteur ampli

Shaker switch

Interrupteurvibreur

Speaker

Ecouteur

Microphone

Functionand

phonebookkeys

Touches de fonction et

de répertoire

Amplifierkey

Touche ampli

Tone adjustment

Réglage de la

tonalité

Flash Key

Touche flash

Pick up and hang up key

Touche de décroché et de

raccroché

HANDSET DESCRIPTION

DESCRIPTION DU COMBINE

Answering machine key

Toucherépondeur téléphonique

Ring/Messages light

indicator

Indicateurlumineux de

Sonnerie/Messages

DESCRIPTION

2.5mm socket

Prise jack 2.5mm

( CLA3 , CLA7 option )

Amplifier volume

button adjustment

Bouton de réglage

volume ampli

Belt clip

Clip ceinture

Batteries cover

Couvercle de batteries

HANDSET DESCRIPTION

DESCRIPTION DU COMBINE

DESCRIPTION

BASE CONTROLS

CONTROLES SUR LA BASE

Pagekey

Touche de pagination

Charge contacts

Contacts de charge

Handset cradle

Support combiné

Charging LED

Voyant de charge

DESCRIPTION

BASE CONNECTIONS

CONNECTIONS SUR LA BASE

Ringer volume setting switch

Interrupteurde réglage sonnerie

* Power adaptor socket

* Connecteur adaptateur

secteur

** Line socket

** Connecteur cordon de ligne

(*) Classified “hazardous voltage” according to EN60950 standard.

Classé “tension dangereuse” selon la norme EN60950.

(**) Classified TNV-3 according to EN60950 standard.

Classée TNT-3 selon la norme EN60950

DESCRIPTION

GENERAL SETTINGS

1 - HOW TO CONNECT THE PHONEAND SET THE BATTERIES

1 - Plug the adaptor in the power wall socket and the power plug in

the base socket (*).

2 - Connect the line cord plug to the base socket (**).

3 - Connect the line cord to the PTT socket.

4 - Insert the batteries with the correct polarity into the batteries

compartment and replace the battery cover.

5 - Place the handset on the base unit then a short beep will be heard

and the battery symbol will flash on the display, except if the

batteries are totally empty.

NOTE: Do not expose the base to electric equipment likeTV, radio, monitors,

sunlight, heat or other phones...to avoid any disturbances of your phone.

(**)ClassifiedTNV-3 accordingto EN60950standard.

(*)Classified “hazardousvoltage” accordingto EN60950standard

2 - CHARGING THE BATTERIES

The phone is supplied with NiMH rechargeable batteries. In standby mode,

batteries are fully charged around 170 hours and talk time is around 8 hours.

The battery charge icon will flash as long as the phone is being charged

and will stop when the charging process is complete. The phone has an

automaticcharging control to avoid excessive charging.

IMPORTANT: Batteries must be charged during 24 hours before using

the phone for the first time.

Battery charge icon:

Thehandsetdisplay shows whenthebatteries areflatand whena warning

signal is heard. If the phone does not have enough power or is not completly

recharged, it switches itself off automatically until it is returned to the base

unit.

GENERAL SETTINGS

3-PHONE RANGE

Thephone radio range can workup to 300 m andradio signal can be affected

by many factors like a wall, obstacles...The maximum range if there are no

obstacles between the phone and the base unit is around 300 m.

If the range is restricted by walls in a house or in the office, the base unit

should be in a slightly elevated position.

Awarningsignal (beep) willbeheard whenthehandset is outof range, thecall

will be stopped if the handset does not come nearer to the base unit.

4 - CLEAN THE PHONE

Cleanthe phonewithasoftcloth.Keepthebaseandhandsetchargingcontacts

clean.Neveruse polishesorcleaning agents-they coulddamage the finishor

the electrics inside.

Note: We advise you to place the telephone on a table cloth or similar, as

rubberfeet can mark some surfaces.

Thunderstorms: unplug your phone from the telephone socket during

thunderstorms because it could damage your phone. Your guarantee does

notcoverthunderstorm damage.

BASE SETTINGS

BASE RINGER VOLUME

The base ringer volume can be adjusted by using the slider switch located

on the base rear panel.

Thefollowingsettings are available:

Symbol Function

Off

Low

Normal

High

For product support and help visit our website at

www.geemarc.com

telephone 01707 384438

or fax 01707 372529

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