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Euroset 5005

Connections

Raccordement

1 21 Table top operation

2 Wall mounting1 Pour utilisation sur bureau2 Pour montage mural

1 2

4 3

5 6 7 81 Repertory keys2 Recall key3 Redial key4 Handset volume control

key5 Pause key6 Speed dial key7 Set key

8 Mute key1 Touches daccs rapide2 Touche de double appel3 Touche bis4 Touche de rglage du

volume5 Touche de pause6 Touche de numrotation

abrge7 Touche Enregistrer8 Touche de dsactivat ion

du haut-parleur (Mute)


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Wall mounting

(see figure)

Once the connecting leadshave been connected, you canmount the telephone on thewall: Drill two dowel holes

(5mm) 110mm apart,insert dowels and screw in

countersunk head woodscrews with a slight gap tothe wall.

On underside of tele-phone: Lift out handsetbracket with screwdriver.

Clip handset bracket intohandset shell mounting.

Hang telephone on pro-jecting screw heads.

Safety precautions

When installing, connecting

and operating the telephone,always observe the followingprecautions: Only use the jacks and

leads supplied. Only connect the connect-

ing lead to the intendedsocket.

Only connect approvedaccessories.

Lay the connecting leadwhere it will not causeaccidents.

Position the telephone ona non-slip surface.

For your safety and protec-tion, the telephone maynot be used in the bath orshower rooms (wet loca-tions). The telephone isnot splash proof.

Never expose the tele-phone to sources of heat,direct sunlight or otherelectrical devices.

Protect your telephonefrom moisture, dust, cor-rosive liquids and vapours.

Never open up the tele-phone yourself. Do not touch the plug con-

tact with pointed or metal-lic objects.

Do not carry the telephoneby the leads.

If you give your telephoneto someone else, makesure you also give themthe operating manual.

Setting up thetelephone for use

Recommendedinstallation of telephone

Do not expose the tele-phone to direct sunlight orother sources of heat.

Operate at temperaturesof between +5C and+40C.


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Maintain a distance of atleast one metre betweenthe telephone and radioequipment, e.g. radio tele-phones, radio pagingequipment or TV sets.Otherwise, telephonecommunication could beimpaired.

Do not install the tele-phone in dusty rooms as

this can limit the servicelife of the telephone.

Furniture lacquer andpolish can be adverselyaffected by contact withparts of the unit (e.g.feet).

Dialling and savingnumbers

Dialling a numberco Lift handset, dial

number.

Last number redialThe last number dialled is

automatically saved.c; Lift handset, press

last number redialkey.

Repertory and speed dialYou can save 4 numbers (max.21 digits) as repertory num-bers on the 4 repertory keys: and 10 numbers asspeed dial numbers on thenumber keys (max. 21 digits).

Saving (or saving withnotebook function)

c? Lift handset, (orwith notebookfunction: during acall) press Set key.

either ... As repertory: Press repertorykey;

or ... As speed dialD0...9

Press speed dialkey and speed dialnumber (numberkey);

o Enter number forrepertory or speeddial.

?a Press Set key, (orafter the call:)replace handset.

Dialling a repertory number

c: Lift handset, pressrepertory key.

You can also dial any addi-

tional digits.Dialling a speed dial number

cD Lift handset, pressspeed dial key.

0...9 Press speed dialnumber (numberkey).

Notes on saving anddeleting repertory andspeed dial numbers* and# are savedregardless of the set diallingmode but are only dialled withDTMF dialling.The following steps deletenumbers saved to the reper-tory or speed dial keys:

The number entered islonger than 21 digits Saving a number will

delete the previous con-tent of the memory

Dialling pauses

One or more dialling pauses(not at 1st digit) can beentered using


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Adjusting thetelephone

Setting the handsetvolumeThe handset volume can beset to 2 levels.E Press Handset vol-

ume control key.

MuteYou can deactivate the tele-phone's microphone.During a call:J Press mute key.To reactivate microphone:Press the mute key again.

Setting the ringerYou can set the ringer fre-quency and volume to 9 levels(factory default: level 6) orturn it off.c? Lift the handset,

press the Set key.# Press the hash key.0...9 Press one of the

number keys. (0:

Ringer off untilhandset is nextlifted).

? Press Set key.

Operation on a PABX

Special functions/RecallkeyDuring an external call, youcan make an enquiry or for-ward the call. To do this, pressthe recall key>. Thesubsequent proceduredepends on your PABX.By default, the recall key is setto flash time 1 (pulse/toneswitch in "Tone 1" position).For connection to a PABX, itmay be necessary to changethe flash time (e.g. pulse/toneswitch to "Tone 2"). To do this,please refer to the operatinginstructions for your PABX.

Changing the diallingmodeBy default, your telephone isset to tone dialling mode(Tone 1). Depending on thedialling mode of your PABX,you may need to set the tele-phone to pulse dialling (DP).

Slide switch on underside ofunit:

Temporary DTMF switching in"Pulse" position

To use functions that requireDTMF (e.g. remote control ofanswering machine), you canset the telephone to DTMF forthe duration of the call with-out adjusting the switch.After the connection is estab-

lished:* Press the star key.After the connection is bro-ken, the setting reverts to DP.

Operation on publictelephone systems

Public telephone systems - insome cases by special order/request offer you a range ofuseful additional services (e.g.call divert, call back on busy,three-party conference etc.).These services can be selectedusing specified keycombinations, which your net-work provider will notify youof.You can save the entire keycombination, including thenumber of a fixed call divert

Pulse: Pulse dialling mode (DP)Tone 1: Tone dialling mode, flash time

100 msTone 2: Tone dialling mode, flash time

280 ms


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destination, to your repertoryor speed dial keys just like anormal number.

Recall keyIn public telephone systems,the recall key is required to usecertain additional services;e.g. for "Call back on busy".By default, your telephone isset to tone dialling with a flash

time of 100 ms (Tone 1). Youmay need to adjust the flashtime using the slide switch onthe underside of thetelephone.

Appendix

CareTo clean, wipe with a moist orantistatic cloth only, neverwith a dry cloth (risk of elec-trostatic charging anddischarge) or strong cleaningagent.

If your telephone is not

working perfectlyLift handset, no diallingtone: Is the connecting leadcorrectly plugged into the tel-ephone and the telephonesocket?Dialling tone audible but tel-ephone will not dial: Theconnection is OK. Is the dial-ling mode set correctly?The other party cannot hearyou: Mute activated?Regular pulse noises can beheard during a call: Theconnection is receiving meter-ing pulses from the exchange,which the telephone cannotinterpret. Contact yournetwork operator.

Insert stripsBlank insert strips for the rep-ertory keys can be found onthe Internet at http://www.sie-mens.com/euroset.

ContactsIf you should encounter anyproblems when operating thetelephone connected to a

communication system withanalogue network access,please contact the networkoperator responsible or yourdealer.

AuthorisationThe telephone you have pur-chased is designed foroperation in your country, asmarked on the packaging andon the unit.The CE mark attests to thephone's compliance with theessential requirements of theR&TTE directive.

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