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Getting started

Standard components

Please check if all following components are
included:
• Telephone base unit
• Telephone receiver
• Receiver cord
• Telephone cable
• 7.5V plug-in PSU
• Speed-dial inlay card
• Operating instructions
• Warranty card
If any parts are missing please immediately
contact your dealer or the manufacturer di-
rectly.

Telephone connection

1. Insert the receiver cord (spiral-shaped
cable) into the jack marked with a recei-
ver symbol on the left side of the base
unit and into the receiver.
2. Insert the smaller plug (western plug) on
the telephone wire into the
panel). Insert the larger plug (TAE plug)
into the outlet for your telephone connec-
tion.
3. Insert the plug-in mains adapter cable into
the "DC 7.5V" jack. Plug the mains adapter
into a 230 V mains socket.
Warning!
Don't place the telephone close to tele-
visions, VDUs, fans, etc. so as to minimize
the risk of interference. Don't place the tele-
phone in direct sunlight or close to a source
of heat.
Only use the original telephone cable or a
comparable cable with an international con-
figuration.

Buttons and what they mean

..
M1
..
M5
Store
jack (rear
R
/P
Speed-dial buttons
M4
(Telephone number memory)
M10
Programming button
- Storing telephone numbers
Mute button
- Switching the microphone to mute
- Select ring tone while receiving
an incoming call
Speaker button:
– "Hands-free function": engage
the line, hang up
– Enable/ disable "conference"
mode during a call
Headset button
- Using telephone with a headset
- Line busy or disconnect
Amplification on/ off
Inquiry button, e.g. for putting
calls through if the telephone is
connected to a telephone system.
Redial last number/ Insert pause
while dialing a number
Photo speed dial buttons
Buttons with space for photos
Volume keys:
- Selecting the volume of the ring
tone
- Selecting the volume of the pho-
ne speaker
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