Telematrix Spectrum Plus SP100 User manual

SPECTRUM SERIES

USER GUIDE

SP-100, SP-300, SP-400

Table of Contents

Spectrum Series Phone Maps .......................3

Parts List ........................................4

Care and Maintenance .............................4

Features .........................................4

Installation .......................................5

Caution Information .............................5

Connecting the Handset Cord .....................5

Connecting the Line Cord ........................5

Wall Mounting..................................5

Desk Mounting .................................5

Message Waiting Light Indicator ..................6

Switch Settings ...................................6

Message Waiting Selector ........................6

120V AC Outlet Recovery Power Adapter (provided) (SP-

300, SP-400) ...................................6

Connector Configuration (SP-300, SP-400) ............6

Power Adapter LINE Connection

(SP-300, SP-400) ...............................7

Power Adapter PHONE Connection

(SP-300, SP-400) ...............................7

Installing The Wall Power Adapter (Optional Component)

(SP-300, SP-400) ...................................7

Installing the Keycaps (SP-300, SP-400) ............7

Switch Settings ...................................8

Message Waiting Selector .......................8

Ringer Volume Switch ...........................8

Low Voltage LED Switch (SP-300, SP-400) ............8

System Hold Feature Option Switch

(SP-300, SP-400) ...............................8

Operation ........................................8

Hold Key Indicator ..............................8

Using the Hold Feature ..........................8

Using the Redial Feature .........................8

Flash Function .................................8

Using The Disconnect Feature Key.................8

Handset Volume Control .........................9

Handset Volume Control (SP-300, SP-400) ............9

Ringing Cadence Selection (SP-300,

SP-400) .......................................9

Headset Key Indicators (SP-300, SP-400) .............9

Using the Mute Feature (SP-300, SP-400).............9

Using the Data Port (SP-300, SP-400) ..............9

Speaker Line Indicators (SP-400) ..................9

Placing a Call Using the

Speakerphone (SP-400)..........................9

Programming (SP-300, SP-400).....................10

Programming Flash Timing into Memory ............10

To Find the Correct Flash Timing .................10

Using A Flash When Dialing .....................10

Programming Flash Timing .....................10

Programming Pause Timing .....................10

Programming the Pause Time Option ..............11

Programming a Pause into Speed

Dial Memory ..................................11

Programming Pause into Voice Mail. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .11

Using a Pause when Dialing a

Phone Number ...............................11

Programming Voice Mail .......................11

Programming Procedure Speed Dial

Features .....................................12

Headset (SP-300, SP-400) .........................12

Headset Feature ..............................12

Installing a Headset ............................12

Using a Headset ..............................13

Placing/Answering a Call Using the

Headset On/Off Feature.........................13

Service .........................................13

Statement of Limited Warranty .....................13

Important Safety Instructions ......................14

FCC Interference Information.......................15

FCC RF Radiation Exposure Statement ...............15

Industry of Canada Requirements.......................16

Requirements of Part 15—FCC Rules ................16

Requirements of Part 68—FCC Rules ................17

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Spectrum Series Phone Maps

BASE FEATURES AND CONTROLS

SP-100

1. Disconnect Key

2. Redial Key

3. Flash Key

4. Numeric Dial Pad

5. Hold Key

6. Volume Bar

7. Handset

8. TouchLite Key

SP-300

1. Speed Dial Feature Keys

2. Disconnect Key

3. Store Key

4. Pause Key

5. Redial Key

6. Flash Key

7. Mute Key

8. Numeric Dial Pad

9. Hold Key

10. Headset ON/OFF Key

11. Volume Bar

12. Handset

13. TouchLite Key

SP-400

1. Speed Dial Feature Keys

2. Disconnect Key

3. Store Key

4. Pause Key

5. Redial Key

6. Flash Key

7. Mute Key

8. Numeric Dial Pad

9. Hold Key

10. Speaker Key

11. Headset ON/OFF Key

12. Volume Bar

13. Handset

14. TouchLite Key

TOP PANEL

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TOP PANEL

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TOP PANEL

(1)

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SP-300

SP-400

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Features

SP-100:

• One Line Operation

• Visual Message Waiting Indication; 90VDC

NEON or Low Voltage LED; Switch Selectable*

• Electronic Hold with LED Indicator

• HI/LOW/OFF Ringer Volume Control Switch

• Disconnect Key to Activate New Call

• Last Number Redial

• Flash Key

• Convenient Data Port

• ADA Compliant Handset with Volume Control

• Desk or Wall Mountable

• Fully Modular, Easy To Install

SP-300 and SP-400:

• One Line Operation

• SteelTrap Memory Technology (No Batteries

Required)

• FreeSpeech Talk Feature: Allows Free Toggle

between Handset, Headset and Speakerphone

• Visual Message Waiting Indication* – Auto

Detection for SDT, FSK or NEON; LED Uses

Switch

• TouchLite One Touch Message Retrieval Key

• 2-Way Speakerphone (Half Duplex) (SP-400)

• Headset Port with ON/OFF Switch (Built-in

Amplifier)

• Microphone Mute with LED Indicator

• Eleven (11) Speed Dial Locations

• Electronic Hold with LED Indicator (with Line

Hold or System Hold Switch)

• Audible Ring Tone Selection (4 Options)

• Headset, and Ringer Volume Control (8

Selections) (SP-300)

• Speaker, Headset, and Ringer Volume Control

(8 Selections) (SP-400)

• Convenient Data Port

• ADA Compliant Handset with 8 Step Volume

Control

• Disconnect Key to Activate New Call

• Last Number Redial

Parts List

The following parts are included with the SP-100:

• Base unit

• Handset

• One 12-foot modular telephone line cord

• One 10-foot modular coiled handset cord

• One 6-inch modular wall mount line cord

• Two index sheets

The following parts are included with the SP-300

and SP-400:

• Base unit

• Handset

• Two 12-foot modular telephone line cords

• One 10-foot modular coiled handset cord

• One 6-inch modular wall mount line cord

• Power adapter

• Twenty-two speed dial preprinted keycaps

• Four additional clear keycaps

• Two index sheets

Note: SpectrumPlus line cords are 6-Pin

6-Conductor line cords (6P6C line cord).

Replacement line cords must be same.

Care and Maintenance

• Keep the telephone dry. If it gets wet, wipe it

dry immediately. Liquids might contain minerals

that can corrode the electronic circuits. Do not

touch the unit if submerged in water. Call for

assistance.

• Use and store the telephone only in a normal

temperature environments. Temperature

extremes can shorten the life of electronic

devices, damage batteries, and distort or melt

plastic parts. Avoid direct sunlight.

• Keep the telephone away from excessive dust

and dirt that can cause premature wear of parts.

• Wipe the telephone with a damp cloth

occasionally to keep it looking new. Do not use

harsh chemicals, cleaning solvents, or strong

detergents to clean the system.

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WALL MOUNTING

The SpectrumPlus is designed to be conveniently

wall mounted without requiring additional

hardware. Follow these easy steps:

1. The handset retaining clip must be in the

correct position to secure the handset

into the handset cradle. Engage the clip

with your fingers and pull the clip forward

(towards you), rotate the clip 180º and snap

the clip back into place. The retaining clip

cannot be removed.

2. The SpectrumPlus has provisions for a

mounting wedge that must be correctly

positioned. This wedge allows the telephone

to be viewed at a correct angle when the

phone is wall mounted. Remove the wedge

from the phone base.

3. Secure the line cord, coil cord and any

wiring in place prior to installing the wall

mount wedge. The wall mount base has

extra large wiring channels and strain relief

poles for containing the wires in a neat and

orderly way. Wrap the wires around the

strain relief poles and then secure the wires

through the channel.

4. To wall mount, place the narrow edge at the

top edge of the phone base and slide the

wedge upward into place.

5. Lock the wall mount into position by sliding

the locking button to the right.

Note: A 6-inch line cord is provided for when the

telephone is to be wall mounted. Connect one

end of the line cord to the phone jack and the

other end to the wall jack. Be sure to connect and

line cord before placing mounting wedge on the

bottom base.

DESK MOUNTING

To install the wedge for desk mounting, be sure

the lock mechanism is positioned to the left clear

• Programmable Flash Key

• Programmable Pause Key

• Desk or Wall Mountable

• Fully Modular, Easy To Install

* Visual Message Waiting are features that require

subscription to your local telephone company or

PBX provided service. These telephone features

will not work unless you are a subscriber.

Installation

CAUTION INFORMATION

• Never install telephone or network wiring

during a lightning storm.

• Never install telephone or Ethernet jacks in

wet locations unless the jack is specifically

designed for wet locations.

• Never touch uninstalled telephone wires or

terminals unless the telephone line has been

disconnected at the network interface.

• Use caution when installing or modifying

telephone and network lines.

CONNECTING THE HANDSET CORD

A 10-foot modular coil handset cord is provided.

(Be sure that the wall/desk elevation stand has not

been attached.) To install the cord, simply plug the

short end of the handset cord into the modular jack

on the handset. The long end of the handset cord

plugs into the jack labeled Handset located on the

bottom of the SpectrumPlus base unit. Place the

line cord into the handset coil cord channel located

directly below the jack.

CONNECTING THE LINE CORD

This is a line-powered telephone. Connect the

RJ-14 line cord into the wall jack and then into

the bottom of the phone for power. When inserted

properly, dial tone will be available.

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Note: The SpectrumPlus telephone automatically

reads the Message Waiting (MW) signals supplied

by your service provider. The LED signal supplied

by a PBX must have the LED Voltage switch which

is located on the back of the telephone in the

correct position to operate the LED.

Feature Note: Message ON/OFF Notification.

Use this feature when alerting another that a saved

message is in voice mail for that person or use this

feature when you simply want to turn the light off.

Be Aware: If there is a new incoming message and

the telephone company continues to send a new

signal this light will re-activate. This will occur

only when there is a new voice mail that has not

been heard.

How To Use: When on-hook, press the “*” key

for 3 to 5 seconds and the message LED will

automatically turn on. At any time press “*” key

for 3 to 5 seconds, message LED will turn off.

*Definition: VMWI is Visual Message Waiting

Indication. This option requires a subscription to

your local telephone service provider for TouchLite

to activate.

120V AC OUTLET RECOVERY POWER

ADAPTER (PROVIDED) (SP300, SP400)

The 120 VOLT AC Outlet Recovery Power Adapter is

a featured TeleMatrix product. It provides both the

telephone lines and the power source in one cable

(6P6C line cord) and is designed to recover the use

of the power outlet.

CONNECTOR CONFIGURATION (SP300,

SP400)

The 120 Volt Outlet Recovery Power Adapter has

two modular jacks. One jack is labeled LINE and

the other jack is labeled PHONE. These jacks allow

for a fully modular installation.

of the locking arm. Place the wedge in the slots,

wide end toward top of phone base unit, and slide

the wedge upward into position. Lock the wedge

into place.

MESSAGE WAITING LIGHT INDICATOR

The SpectrumPlus telephone has a Message

Waiting (MW) Light Indicator. The indicator will

blink to indicate that a new message is in the

user’s voice mailbox. The SpectrumPlus supports

the following telephone or PBX supplied message

waiting signals:

SP-100:

1. 90-Volt NEON message waiting light

indicator signal provided by a PBX.

2. Low Voltage LED message waiting light

indicator light signal is provided by a PBX.

The PBX system or telephone service provider has

to activate the voice mail feature for the light to

illuminate and work properly. Be sure that your

telephone service provider or PBX system has the

compatible messaging service available in your

area or facility.

SP-300 and SP-400:

1. Telephone Company VMWI Service* (FSK

signal compatible, subscription to local

telephone company is required).

2. Or, Audible Stutter Dial Tone (SDT) signals

provided by local telephone company.

3. Or, 90-Volt NEON message waiting light

indicator signal provided by a PBX.

4. Low Voltage LED message waiting light

indicator light signal is provided by a PBX.

The PBX system or telephone service provider has

to activate the voice mail feature for the light to

illuminate and work properly. Be sure that your

telephone service provider or PBX system has the

compatible messaging service available in your

area or facility.

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that the telephone line cord connections are not

reversed (LINE/PHONE). Attach the line cords to

the power adapter and the wall before connecting

to the telephone. SpectrumPlus line cords are

6-Pin 6-Conductor line cords (6P6C line cord).

Replacement line cords must be same.

INSTALLING THE KEYCAPS (SP300, SP400)

Twenty-two preprinted named feature keycaps are

provided to identify the speed dial keys.

There are eleven clear keycaps already installed.

To install preprinted keys, remove the clear keycap

by simply pulling up. Replace with the preprinted

keycaps or place hand written paper index sheets

under a clear keycap. Program each speed dial

key for the specific function of the key.

Note: For speed dial programming instructions,

see the section on Programming Procedure For

SpectrumPlus Speed Dial Features in this manual.

There are four additional clear keycaps and two

index sheets provided as spares. Use these for

your own personal speed dial identities. Write the

speed dial name on the blank speed dial index

cards and insert into the blank keycaps. Place the

keycap on the correct memory speed dial location

(see index sheets provided in box).

The twenty-two preprinted keycap names are

below:

Call Fwd On Ring Again

Call Fwd Off Save Msg

Transfer Del Msg

Conf Rpt Msg

DND Skip Msg

Call Back FF Msg

Cancel Call Back Rew Msg

Call Park Emergency

Call Pick-up Help Desk

Group Call Pick-up Information

Paging 911

POWER ADAPTER LINE CONNECTION

(SP300, SP400)

The power adapter LINE connection is used to

connect the telephone line from the wall jack

to the power adapter. Using one of the 12-foot

modular telephone line cords, connect one end of

the cord to the RJ14 telephone jack on the wall or

base board. The remaining end of the cord plugs

into the IN side of the power adapter.

POWER ADAPTER PHONE CONNECTION

(SP300, SP400)

The power adapter PHONE connection is used to

provide both the telephone lines and the power

source to the telephone. Using one of the 12-foot

modular telephone line cords, plug one end of the

line cord into the back of the telephone. Plug the

remaining end to the power adapter jack labeled

OUT.

Troubleshooting Note: If there is no power to the

telephone after connecting the line cords, check

to see if the line cords are inserted on the opposite

sides of the adapter.

INSTALLING THE WALL POWER ADAPTER

(OPTIONAL COMPONENT) (SP300, SP400)

This component is best used when wall mounting

the telephone. To install, simply plug the power

adapter into a standard 120V AC power outlet. A

mounting hole is provided to secure the power

pack to the AC wall outlet. Plug the AC power

pack directly into the wall outlet and then plug

the coaxial connector into the receptacle marked

POWER located on the back of the telephone.

Power Outlet Configuration The SpectrumPlus

telephone requires external power from a standard

120V outlet (60Hz). It is rated 9VAC, 300mA.

IMPORTANT! The telephone will not function if

the line cord connections are not correct. Be sure

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Operation

HOLD KEY INDICATOR

When the HOLD key is activated, the light above

the HOLD KEY will be steadily red.

USING THE HOLD FEATURE

The HOLD key is used to place a caller on hold. To

use, simply press the HOLD key.

When the HOLD key is active, the handset can be

lifted off hook or returned to its on hook position

and the line will not be disconnected. To return to

the caller, simply lift the handset.

Hold will also release when the call is picked up

from an additional extension phone.

USING THE REDIAL FEATURE

The REDIAL key is used to automatically redial the

last number that was dialed from the keypad.

To use:

• Lift the handset.

• Press the REDIAL key.

• The last number dialed will be redialed.

FLASH FUNCTION

The FLASH key is a 600 mS electronic timed line

break that is used for accessing line features

provided by your telephone company or by your

telephone system. For example, many times a

FLASH is used for accessing system features such

as Call Waiting, Call Pick-Up, Call Transfer, and

so on. Contact your telephone system coordinator

or your local telephone company for further

information regarding your line features.

USING THE DISCONNECT FEATURE KEY

The DISC (DISCONNECT) key is a 2 second

electronic timed line break. The key can be used

to automatically hang-up the call that you are

Switch Settings

MESSAGE WAITING SELECTOR

The SP-100 supports either 90VDC neon or low

voltage LED message waiting systems. Position

the NEON/LED switch to the desired position so

that the telephone is compatible with your PBX

message system.

Note: The phone is factory preset to the NEON

setting.

RINGER VOLUME SWITCH

The switch is located at the back of the telephone.

The switch has HI/LOW/OFF setting. Place the

switch in the position for the desired ring volume

or off.

Note: The switch factory set to the HI position.

LOW VOLTAGE LED SWITCH (SP300, SP400)

A low voltage LED switch is located on the bottom

of the phone. The switch options are ON or OFF.

The factory default is OFF.

SYSTEM HOLD FEATURE OPTION SWITCH

(SP300, SP400)

A feature switch for different hold functions is

located on the bottom of the phone. The switch

options are standard LINE Hold or programmable

System Hold.*

The standard LINE Hold allows for normal hold

function operation. The programmable System

Hold* feature is used for optional PBX system

operations.

The switch default is set at the factory as standard

LINE Hold.

*To program System Hold, follow the speed dial

instructions in this manual. To store the dialing

pattern, press the HOLD key instead of the speed

dial memory key.

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5. To store the desired ring cadence, simply

stop pressing the “#” key after ringing

stops. The last ring cadence played will

store into memory automatically.

Note: Press volume bar for 5 seconds to shut off

ringer. Press volume bar for 5 seconds to turn on

ringer.

HEADSET KEY INDICATORS (SP300, SP400)

When the HEADSET ON/OFF key is activated, the

headset indicator will be steadily red.

USING THE MUTE FEATURE (SP300,

SP400)

A MUTE key is provided to allow privacy during

a background conversation. When the MUTE key

is activated, the microphones in the handset,

speakerphone, and/or headset are disabled. When

the MUTE key is activated, the caller will not hear

voice. The LED above the MUTE key will illuminate

steadily red to show that the feature is activate. To

deactivate, press the MUTE key again.

USING THE DATA PORT (SP300, SP400)

The SpectrumPlus is equipped with a convenient

data port on the bottom of the base unit. This

modular receptacle is used to plug in any standard

telephone device such as a computer modem,

answering machine, or fax machine.

SPEAKER LINE INDICATORS (SP400)

When the SPEAKER key is activated, the in-use

light illuminates steadily red above the SPEAKER

key.

PLACING A CALL USING THE

SPEAKERPHONE (SP400)

The SpectrumPlus is equipped with a high quality

speakerphone feature to allow for hands-free

operation. To use, simply press the SPEAKER key

when placing or answering a call. The telephone

line will activate automatically.

currently on and regain a new dial tone to establish

a new call.

To use:

• Simply press the DISC key when the conversation

is complete.

HANDSET VOLUME CONTROL

The SpectrumPlus is equipped with an ADA/FCC

compliant handset volume control located on the

front of the phone.

HANDSET VOLUME CONTROL (SP300,

SP400)

When the right end of the VOLUME key is pressed,

the volume of the handset receiver is increased.

When the left end of the VOLUME key is pressed,

the volume of the handset receiver is decreased.

The VOLUME key is an eight-step volume control

with the “1” setting being OFF.

Volume Lock Feature — When the handset,

speaker, or headset volume feature is selected,

the volume will automatically stay at that setting

in the next use.

RINGING CADENCE SELECTION (SP300,

SP400)

The SpectrumPlus has four ring cadences to

select from. To program the ring cadence of

choice, follow these instructions.

1. Place the handset in a on hook state.

2. Press the VOLUME BAR in either direction

to adjust the volume. This controls the

volume for listening to the ring cadence

while you are setting it up.

3. Press the “#” key once to select the first

optional ringer cadence.

4. Press the “#” key again to select additional

ringer cadences.

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USING A FLASH WHEN DIALING

To use a Flash when dialing, simply press the

FLASH key at the appropriate point in the number

sequence being dialed from the key pad.

Note: Each Flash counts as 1 digit when stored

into a speed dial memory location.

PROGRAMMING FLASH TIMING

Flash timing can be programmed for different

timing options listed below.

1. Position the handset in the off hook position

(lift the handset).

2. Press the STORE key once.

3. Press “*” key for 3 seconds until an alert

sound is heard.

4. Press the following keys on the keypad in

the order shown:

For 100 mS press “1”, then “#”.

For 200 mS press “2”, then “#”.

For 300 mS press “3”, then “#”.

For 400 mS press “4”, then “#”.

For 500 mS press “5”, then “#”.

For 600 mS press “6”, then “#”.

For 700 mS press “7”, then “#”.

For 800 mS press “8”, then “#”.

For 900 mS press “9”, then “#”.

For 1000 mS press “0”, then “#”.

5. Place the handset cradle to the on hook

position.

Programming Example for 100 mS

Go off hook with handset, press STORE once, then

“*” for 3 seconds to enter set up mode, then “1”,

then “#”. Place the handset into cradle to the on

hook position.

Note: The Flash timing factory default is 600 mS.

PROGRAMMING PAUSE TIMING

A Pause time between 1.0 seconds to 5.0 seconds

can be programmed into memory. This function

When the DIALPAD feature is programmed to be

ON, the speakerphone will activate automatically

when pressing any number on the dial pad keys.

The LED above the SPEAKER key will illuminate to

indicate that the speakerphone is in-use.

To hang-up, press the SPEAKER key again.

To use the handset, pick up the handset from

the cradle and the handset will be active. The

speakerphone will disconnect. To re-activate the

SPEAKER key, press the SPEAKER key and place

the handset back into the cradle.

Programming (SP-300, SP-400)

PROGRAMMING FLASH TIMING INTO

MEMORY

Flash Timing can be programmed into the

SpectrumPlus speed dial memory. This function

allows for a timed line break in the sequence of

the dialing patterns when using the speed dial

keys. This function may be required for accessing

line features provided by your telephone system or

local telephone company. The flash timing options

are 100 through 1000 milliseconds, programmable

in 100 mS increments.

TO FIND THE CORRECT FLASH TIMING

The factory default Flash Timing is programmed

at 600 mS and is the most commonly used timing

option. However, the timing can be reprogrammed

between 100 mS to 1000 mS, when needed.

1. Check with your local service provider or

PBX provider to select the appropriate

timing.

2. If different timing is required, follow the

Flash Time Programming instructions on

the next page.

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