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Summary of Contents for Uniden DECT1725
- Page 1 DECT1725/DECT1725+1 Series Owners Manual OWNER'S MANUAL...
- Page 2 Welcome… What’s in the box: • Handset Introducing your Digital Cordless Telephone • Base • 2 x NiMH rechargeable batteries AAA size • Caller ID* to see who’s calling before you pick (1.2V 550 mAh) up the phone • Power supply •...
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
Connecting the telephone line cord ........6 Store a phonebook name/number ........17 View and dial a phonebook entry........18 Your handset ..............7 Edit a phonebook name/number ........18 Your DECT1725 base and Delete a phonebook name/number ........19 charger (DECT1725+1 only)..........8 Phonebook status ............19 Your handset display............9 Standby Display.............10... - Page 4 Handset/Base ...............37 Caller ID................38 Settings menu .............26 General information ...........39 Tones ................26 Safety ................39 Flash................26 Maintenance ..............40 Dial Mode ..............27 Cleaning your product ..........40 Tone Dialling Switch-Over (Australia only) ....27 Replacing the handset batteries ........40 Registering a new handset ...........27 How many telephones can I have? ......41 De-register a handset ...........28 Warranty ...............42...
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Page 5: Setting Up
Setting up Connecting your phone 1 Connect the base power supply into the socket Follow these simple steps to prepare your on the back of the base. Plug the other end into phone(s) ready for use. the mains power socket. Finding a location WARNING Make sure your phone is:... -
Page 6: Preparing The Handsets
Preparing the handsets BATTERY LOW WARNING Installing and charging the handset batteries. If the symbol is displayed on the handset or if you hear the low battery tone, you will need to On each handset: recharge your handset. Remove the battery compartment cover. Note: If you set the "Battery Low"... -
Page 7: Setting The Date And Time
Setting the date and time Connecting the telephone line cord The phone uses the 12 or 24 hour clock. High Speed Internet In standby mode: If your phone line also has High Speed Internet Press please ensure you are using an approved line filter before connecting the telephone cord. -
Page 8: Your Handset
Your Handset Earpiece/Receiver • Press during a call to increase the Display earpiece volume. • Use to scroll through the phonebook,,menu, Clear redial list, or CALLER ID log. • Use to delete incorrect digits or letters • Press to increase the handset ringer •... -
Page 9: Your Dect1725 Base And Charger (Dect1725+1 Only)
Your DECT1725 base and charger (DECT1725+1 only) AC power socket (yellow) Telephone line socket CHARGER charge LED - Lights up when handset is charging in the cradle. find handset key - Press to page handset(s) BASE... -
Page 10: Your Handset Display
Your handset display Symbol Explanation The following figure shows the layout of icons on your handset display. Remains steady when the line is in use. Symbol Explanation External call in progress Menu Internal call in progress Indicates more characters to display to the left Indicates the alarm has been set. -
Page 11: Standby Display
Standby Display Once charged, your handset display will be as below, displaying the handset name and number, and time and date. This is referred to as ‘standby mode’. For example: Battery Level Indicator Handset-Base Signal Indicator Time of Day Handset Number [10]... -
Page 12: Quick Guide
Quick Guide Function Button press Make a call or press , enter number. speaker/p Preparatory call Enter number, or press speaker/p Adjust earpiece volume During a call, End a call or place handset on base. Receive a call Phone rings, Redial Press , then... -
Page 13: Using Your Phone
Using your phone Handset range Up to 300 metres outdoors and up to 50 metres Make a call indoors (in ideal conditions). If the handset is too far away from the base, during 1. Press . The symbol is displayed. standby, appears and the symbol will... -
Page 14: Handsfree Mode
Handsfree mode The symbol will flash in the handset display. You can use handsfree mode to talk to your caller If you have subscribed to a Caller ID service without holding the handset to your ear. You can through your network supplier, the caller’s number speak into the handset microphone and listen over will be displayed (if available). -
Page 15: Redial
Redial Store a redial number to the phonebook 1 In standby mode, press to display the last rdl/f number called. Redial the last number called Your handset saves the last 10 numbers called into 2 Press to display the redial a redial list. -
Page 16: Deleting Numbers From The Redial List
Deleting numbers from the redial list Finding/paging handsets You can use the Find Handset button on the base 1 In standby mode, press to display the last to locate a missing handset or page the user rdl/f number called. (paging calls cannot be answered by a handset). find handset 2 Press to display any of the last 10... -
Page 17: Keypad Lock
Keypad lock The keypad lock helps prevent accidental dialling when you are carrying the handset around and can also be used to stop younger children dialling out accidentally. Switch the keypad lock ON 1 Press and then symbol appears. Switch the keypad lock OFF Press and then to unlock the... -
Page 18: Using The Phonebook
Using the phonebook press twice. For , press twice. You can store your 50 frequently used names and numbers in the phonebook for easy dialling. Press Store a phonebook name/number is displayed. Enter the number. NUMBER ? Phonebook entries are stored alphabetically. Press Stored numbers can be up to 20 digits long. -
Page 19: View And Dial A Phonebook Entry
Entering a ‘pause’ in a stored number Edit a phonebook name/number You may need to enter a pause in some Press international or charge card numbers or if you are connected to a switchboard. 2. Press to select PHONEBOOK When storing a number, at the point where you Press want a pause, press and hold will be... -
Page 20: Delete A Phonebook Name/Number
Delete a phonebook name/number 1 Press 2. Press to select PHONEBOOK Press 3. Press to select DELETE ENTRY . Press DELETE ALL 4 Press to display the name for the entry you want (or search alphabetically). Press is displayed. Press CONFIRM ? Phonebook status This allows you to show how many entries are... -
Page 21: Handset And Base Menu Settings
Handset and base menu settings press 3. Press to select RING SETUP Handset earpiece press There are 5 earpiece volumes to choose from. 1. Press to access the main menu. 4. Press to select INT RING and press RING 2. Press to select HS SETTINGS press... -
Page 22: Handset Ringer Type
Handset ringer type Auto answer There are 10 handset ringer melodies. You can Auto answer, lets you answer the phone just by select different ring tones for external calls and picking it up from the cradle. internal calls. If you switch auto answer off, you have to press to 1. -
Page 23: Alarm
Alarm Handset name Your phone allows you to set an alarm. You can change the name your phone displays on the screen. If you have more than one handset, you 1 Press to access the main menu. can use the name to identify your handset. 2 Press to select HS SETTINGS. -
Page 24: Language
Language Base ringer volume You can change the language the menu display There are 5 volume levels to choose from or you will use. can select volume Off. There are 16 languages to choose from. 1 Press to access the main menu. 1 Press to access the main menu. -
Page 25: Base Ringer Type
Base ringer type There are 5 base ringer melodies to choose from. 1 Press to access the main menu. 2 Press to select BS SETTINGS press 3 Press to select RING SETUP press 4 Press to select BS MELODY press 5 Press to select the melody you want. -
Page 26: Call Barring
Call Barring When switched on, Call Barring prevents calls being made. Press to access the main menu. Press to select HS SETTINGS Press Press to select BARRING . Press is displayed. Enter the PIN code using PIN ? the number keypad. Press Press to select Press... -
Page 27: Settings Menu
Settings menu Flash Flash is used when connected to certain switchboards, for transferring calls to another Tones extension number, and for some network services. You can switch on or off the tones for key touch, Contact your network or switchboard provider for battery low, and out-of-range alarm. -
Page 28: Dial Mode
Dial mode Registering a new handset You can set your phone to use either Tone or Registering a new handset Pulse dialling. The pre-set setting is TONE When you register a new handset to your base, dialling, where you will hear a tone beep each you will be asked to enter the base PIN code. -
Page 29: De-Register A Handset
On the handset you want to register: De-register a handset 5 Press If you have more than one handset registered to your base you can de-register a handset 6 Enter the base PIN code. Pre-set base PIN registered to use. ode is 0000. -
Page 30: Base Pin Code
Base PIN code Selecting a base You need to enter the base PIN code when you You can register a handset to up to 4 bases, e.g. are registering handsets. For security reasons you one at work and one at home, and switch between may wish to change the PIN code. -
Page 31: Resetting Your Phone
Resetting your phone For the handset: If you reset your phone, both the base and 1 Press to access the main menu. handset will return to their pre-set (default) settings. If you have more than one handset 2 Press to select HS SETTINGS registered to your base and you complete the press... -
Page 32: Default Settings
Default settings Handset and base Ringer Volume Base Level 4 Alarm Handset Level 5 Auto Talk Language English Ringer Type External Melody 1 Select Base Base1 Internal Melody 1 Flash Time Short(Australia) Long (New Zealand) Tone Base PIN 0000 Battery Low Call Barring Range Alarm [31]... -
Page 33: Network Services
Network services Calls log To view the Calls log, press when the phone is in standby mode, and use to scroll. TO USE CALLER ID OR ANY OTHER SERVICES DETAILED IN THIS SECTION, YOU MUST FIRST The calls log stores details of the last 40 incoming CONTACT YOUR NETWORK PROVIDER AND calls. -
Page 34: View The Calls Log
View the Calls log is displayed. Press ADD TO PB 1 Press Enter a name using the keypad and press The latest calls log entry is displayed (or to confirm. EMPTY if there are no entries). If you enter a name that is already stored in the phonebook, you will be prompted to enter 2 Press to scroll through the calls log. -
Page 35: Delete Calls Log Entry(Ies)
Delete Calls log entry(ies) 1 Press to access the main menu. 2 Press to select CID BOOK press . The latest calls log entry is displayed. 3 Press to scroll to the entry you want. If you delete all calls log, skip this step. 4 Press Select DELETE... -
Page 36: Using Extra Handsets
Using extra handsets Register your handset to another base Follow the procedure for registering shown in the other manufacturer’s user guide. If you purchased a multi-pack all your handsets come pre-registered to the base. Call another handset (internal call) 1 Press . -
Page 37: Transferring A Call
Transferring a call Conference call You can transfer an external caller from your You can hold a 3-way conversation (conference handset to another internal handset. call) between your handset, an external caller and another internal handset user. During an external call: 1 Press . -
Page 38: Simple Solutions
Simple solutions Handset/Base The most common problems often have the No dial tone simplest solutions. • Is the handset registered to the base?, We hope that you will not experience any problems see page 27. with your product, but in the event that you do, this section hopes to overcome any problems quickly •... -
Page 39: Caller Id
Handset is not charging properly Cannot make a call • Check that the charge light is on and that the • Is the Call Barring set, see page 25. handset is sitting correctly in the base or charger. Clean the charging contacts with a dry CALLER ID cloth. -
Page 40: General Information
(other than to change the batteries). You could expose yourself to high voltages or other risks. Please see warranty page for contact information regarding repair. Or visit our website at www.uniden.com.au, www.uniden.co.nz. • Radio signals transmitted between the handset and base may cause interference to hearing aids. -
Page 41: Maintenance
• DO NOT position your product: Maintenance less than one metre away from other Cleaning your product: electrical appliances, Wipe the handset, base and charger with a damp e.g. TV and radio sets, clock/alarms and (not wet) cloth, or an anti-static wipe. Never use a computers, or you risk interference. -
Page 42: How Many Telephones Can I Have
How many telephones can I have? All items of telephone equipment have a Ringer Equivalence Number (REN), which is used to calculate the number of items which may be connected to any one telephone line. The total recommended REN on one line is 3. If you exceed a REN of 3, your phones may not ring. -
Page 43: Warranty
(C) Improperly installed, (D) Repaired by someone other than an authorized Uniden Repair Agent for a defect or malfunction covered by this warranty, (E) Used in conjunction with any equipment or parts or as part of a system not manufactured by Uniden. - Page 44 THANK YOU FOR BUYING A UNIDEN PRODUCT. (c) 2006 Uniden Australia Pty Limited. Uniden New Zealand Ltd. Printed in China UCZZ01872WZ(0)