euroset 3005

User Manual Instrucciones de Manejo
Learning to use your telephone
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Telephone directory label One-touch memory keys REDIAL key MEM key FLASH key PAUSE key MUTE key Numeric keypad Handset support Handset wall mounting tab
Dialing mode switch Set this switch (position 14) according to the desired dialing mode: PULSE (P) or TONE (T1 for 100 ms flash time or T2 for 250 ms or 600 ms flash time, depending on the telephone model). For more details, please see Setting the dialing mode on page 2. Key Lock In case of you have purchased the model with the key lock feature (position 17), the package will include two keys to be used with the telephone. When locking your telephone, you disable all the keys functionalities; therefore you can avoid the use of the telephone for undesired calls. Wall-Mount installation To install the telephone on wall, use the two holes localized on underside of the telephone (position 13) to case the screws. Make the holes on the wall with a 6 mm drill bit, using the template (marks ) provided on page 12 of this manual as a reference (bushings and screws are not included). Besides, use a screwdriver to snap out the handset clip (position 18), as show in detail
Installation Handset cord Connect the long end of the handset cord in the socket marked with the symbol (position 11). Insert the cord in the cable line (position 15) and attach the short end to the handset. Line cord Connect the line cord in the socket marked (position 12). Insert the with the symbol cord in the cable line (position 16), to up or down direction, according to the telephone position. Attach the other end to the
A and insert it into the handset wall mounting tab (position 10), according to detail B. Detail A
telephones or TV sets. These devices may cause interference in the telephone. To clean the telephone, just use a damp or antistatic cloth. Never use a dry cloth (danger of electrostatic discharge) or any abrasive cleaning products. When the telephone reaches its end of service life, dispose of it in a way that does not cause any harm to the environment, in accordance with the local legal requirements. Setting the dialing mode (tone/pulse) Your telephone must be programmed for TONE dialing or PULSE dialing, according to the telephone line it is connected to. The default factory setting is the TONE dialing mode with the T2 flash time option. Checking the dialing mode: Press any numeric key. If you can still hear a dialing tone, change to the other dialing mode. Switching the dialing mode: The switch located on the bottom of the telephone allows you to do three settings: P PULSE T1 TONE flash 100 ms T2 TONE flash 250 ms or 600 ms (*)

Detail B

Recommendations for Installation Please, observe the following guidelines: For your own safety and protection, do not uses the telephone in places with overheat or extreme humidity. The telephone operates at temperatures between +5C and +55C and it is not water-proof. Varnished or lacquered furniture may be marked by some parts of the telephone such as the rubber feet. Place the telephone at least one meter away from devices such as cordless
depends on the model of your telephone
Temporary changeover of dialing mode: While the telephone is set to PULSE dialing it may be necessary to temporarily change the dialing mode to TONE dialing. Example: You wish to check your banking balance using the telebank service. Make the call as you usually would and, as soon as the call is ; at this moment your complete, press telephone dialing mode will change to TONE dialing. When you finished the

call, just hang up and the dialing mode will automatically turn back to PULSE dialing. FLASH Key (Special Services)
REDIAL Key In order to redial the last dialed number, press the REDIAL key. If the last dialed number contained more than 31 digits, the REDIAL function will not work.
The FLASH key allows you to access specific special services (follow-me, call waiting, conference, etc.), as long as your telephone is connected on a digital central office or on a PBX system. Setting the ringer volume and melody This telephone offers three melodies and three different ringer volumes. Adjustment: Lift the handset Press the MUTE key key Press the to ) Press one of the keys ( : according to the ringer volume/melody you wish Press the MUTE key Hung up Key Key Key Key Key Key Key Key Key Key : Melody 1 Minimum volume : Melody 1 Medium volume : Melody 1 Maximum volume : Melody 2 Minimum volume : Melody 2 Medium volume : Melody 2 Maximum volume : Melody 3 Minimum volume : Melody 3 Medium volume : Melody 3 Maximum volume : Turns off the ringer until the handset is lifted again, then the ringer is set to the last programming
MUTE Key During a call, when you press the MUTE key , the microphone is switched off and the other party cannot listen to you. However, you will still be able to listen to the other party. To switch on the conversation, press the MUTE key again.
PAUSE Key This key may be used when the telephone is connected on a PBX system; it inserts a pause of approximately 3,6 seconds between the digits. It works after pressing or entering the first digit, when pressing the. These pauses can be PAUSE key stored in the one-touch memories, twotouch memories and in the REDIAL key.
Storing phone numbers in memories The telephone has 14 memories: 10 twotouch memories, accessed by the MEM key and 4 one-touch memories (indicated as 2 on page 1). All these memories may store up to 21 digits each one. Storing phone numbers in the one-touch memories: Lift the handset Press the MUTE key
The new adjustment will only take effect on the next incoming call.
Press one of the four one-touch memory keys : Enter the phone number to be stored Press the MUTE key Using the one-touch memories to make a call: Lift the handset Press the desired one-touch memory key Storing phone numbers in the two-touch memories: Lift the handset Press the MUTE key Press the MEM key : Press the desired memory number to ) (
It is possible to store an external phone number in one of the one-touch or twotouch memories, when the telephone is connected on a PBX system. Just insert before the phone number that will be stored, the access code for external line followed by a pause (press the PAUSE key).
: Enter the phone number to be stored Press the MUTE key Using the two-touch memories to make a call Lift the handset Press the MEM key : Press the desired memory number to ) (