Topcom ORION User manual

USER GUIDE

Orion

DEAR CUSTOMER,

Congratulations with the purchase of your Orion !

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1 THE DIFFERENT PHONE ELEMENTS 2

2INSTALLATION 3

3 WALL MOUNTABLE 3

4SETTING THE RING VOLUME 4

5 OPERATION 4

5.1 Last number redial 4

5.2 Flash function 4

5.3 Pause button (redial) 4

5.4 Memory numbers 4

5.4.1 To save memory numbers 5

5.5 To call a memory number 6

5.6 Dialling in semi-handsfree mode 6

5.7 On hold (music on hold) 7

5.8 Timer 7

5.9 Memory control 7

6 WARRANTY 8

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1THE DIFFERENT PHONE ELEMENTS

1 Coil cord (receiver)

2 Loudspeaker

3Hook (to hang up the receiver

of a wall unit)

4 Hook switch

5 Telephone line

6 LCD display

7 Control button

8 Timer button

9 Indirect memory numbers

(2-touch)

10 Recall button

(to call memory numbers)

11 Direct memory numbers

(1-touch)

12 Store button

(to store memory numbers)

13 Numerical buttons

14 Hold button

15 Semi-handsfree button

(only speaker)

16 Semi-handsfree indicator

17 On Hold indicator

18 Flash button

(Transfer button)

19 Redial-/Pause button

20 Volume switch

(semi-handsfree mode)

21 Ring volume switch (HI-LO)

22.Tone/pulse switch

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2INSTALLATION

•Plug one end of the phone cable into the telephone line wall

socket and the other end into the back of the unit.

•Connect the coil cord from the receiver into the side of the

phone .

ATTENTION : It depends on your telephone line whether the unit has to

be placed on tone or pulse. We advise you to put the phone on ‘tone’.

3 WALL MOUNTABLE

To fix the unit to the wall you have to take the following

steps :

1. To mount the unit to the wall, you will need a plate with two

protruding ends.

2. Put the hook (1) into the base unit (figure 1).

3. You can now mount the phone to the wall by hitching it onto

the holder (figure 2).

4. To prevent the receiver from sliding down, you have to pull up

the little hook and turn it 180°C (figure 3).

FIG. 1

FIG. 3

FIG. 2

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4SETTING THE RING VOLUME

The ring volume can be set by means of the ring volume switch on

the side of the phone.

5 OPERATION

5.1 Last number redial

The last number dialled is saved. If you wish to redial this number,

pick up the receiver and press the Redial button. The last number

dialled (max. 32 digits) will be redialled automatically.

Note :

• The last number dialled remains in the memory until you dial a new number.

•The last number dialled will only be repeated when the procedure in

question is carried out.

5.2 Flash function

By pressing the Flash button you can transfer calls to another phone

connected to the telephone exchange. This function also offers you

the possibility to use special phone services like the comfort service.

5.3 Pause button (redial)

By pressing the Pause button once, you add a 4 second pause after

having pressed the digit that precedes the Pause button. You can

press the Flash button repeatedly if 4 seconds are not sufficient. It is

not possible to begin a number with a pause. You press the Pause

button there where you want to add a pause. Also a number, saved

in the memory, can contain a pause. (Each pause takes up the same

space as a digit).

5.4 Memory numbers

The Orion is equipped with 3 direct memory numbers (M1, M2 and

M3) for which you have to press only 1 button. The phone also has

10 indirect memory numbers; to call them you have to press 2 buttons.

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Every memory location offers space to 16 digits, the Pause button

included.

5.4.1 To save memory numbers

Saving indirect memory numbers (2 touch) :

1. Pick up the receiver or press the Semi-handsfree button to take

the line.

2. Press the ”STORE” button.

3. Enter the telephone number that you wish to save in the memory.

4. Press the ”STORE” button again.

5. Enter the desired memory location (numerical buttons 0-9).

Saving direct memory numbers (1 touch) :

1. Pick up the receiver or press the Semi-handsfree button to take

the line.

2. Press the ”STORE” button.

3. Enter the telephone number that you wish to save in the memory.

4. Press the ”STORE” button again.

5. Enter the desired memory location (M1, M2 or M3).

Example

1. To save an indirect memory number :

telephone number: [1] [2] [3] [4] [5] [6] [7]

[STORE] [1] [2] [3] [4] [5] [6] [7] [STORE] [1]

2. To save a direct memory number :

telephone number: [1] [2] [3] [4] [5] [6] [7]

[STORE] [1] [2] [3] [4] [5] [6] [7] [STORE] [M1]

3. To save a telephone number with a pause :

indirect memory number: [3]

external line number [0]

telephone number: [1] [2] [3] [4] [5] [6] [7]

[STORE] [0] [pause] [1] [2] [3] [4] [5] [6] [7] [STORE] [3]

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5.5 To call a memory number

To call a direct memory number :

1. Pick up the receiver or activate the semi-handsfree mode to take

the line.

2. Press the desired memory button (M1, M2 or M3). The unit will

automatically dial the telephone number.

To call an indirect memory number :

1. Pick up the receiver or activate the semi-handsfree mode to take

the line.

2. Press the Recall button.

3. Press the desired memory button (0-9). The unit will automatically

dial the telephone number.

5.6 Dialling in semi-handsfree mode

1. Press the Semi-handsfree button. The Semi-handsfree indicator

starts to burn.

2. Adjust the volume by means of the volume switch for the

semi-handsfree mode.

3. Wait until you hear the dial tone and enter the desired telephone

number. The number is shown on the display.

4. Wait until the called person answers and then pick up the receiver.

The semi-handsfree indicator stops burning.

5. When the phone call has ended, put down the receiver.

When your call is not being answered, you free the telephone line

by pressing the Semi-handsfree button twice. When you hear the

dial tone again, press the Redial button and the number will be

redialled automatically.

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5.7 On hold (music on hold)

1. If you want to put a call on hold, press the Hold button, the

On Hold indicator lights up.

2. When a call has been put on hold, the speaker is activated to

check the line. The waiting correspondent will hear some music.

The microphone is deactivated

3. Put the receiver down when this function is activated.

4. When you want to continue the call, pick up the receiver again.

5.8 Timer

When you are on the phone, press the Timer button to register the

duration of the call (maximum registration time 59 minutes and

59 seconds). If you pick up the receiver and press the Timer button

first, the duration of the last call will be displayed. When you press

the Timer button once more, the unit returns to zero and starts

counting. When you press the Flash button, the timer will stop and

the information shown on the display, will be erased.

5.9. Memory control

The content of each memory number can be checked.

1. Pick up the receiver and press the Semi-handsfree button to take

the line.

2. Press the Control button : the symbol ’C’ is shown on the display.

3. Enter the desired memory number (direct or indirect) : the first

10 digits of the memory number are displayed. After that you

press a random button (except for the Flash button) and the

remaining 6 digits appear on the display.

4. When the timer is activated, the phone will return to timer mode

after 5 seconds; the timer will restart counting.

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6 WARRANTY

Warranty: 1 year

Ask your dealer for your free swop warranty.

Attention : Do not forget to include your purchase invoice when

you return the defect device.

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