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  • Page 1 User’s manual COMBI DECT 295 Photo English...

  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

    TABLE OF CONTENTS IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS ......1 SET UP THE TELEPHONE ..........2 Package Contents................2 Location ....................2 Connect the Corded Base Station.............3 Install and Charge the Handset Battery ..........4 Insert photos for speed dial ..............4 Base Station Installation options ............5 2.5.1 Tabletop to Wall Mount Installation........5 2.5.2...
  • Page 3 4.11. 4 Make a 3-w ay Conference Call........23 PHONEBOOK ..............24 Add a New Phonebook Entry ............24 Search for a Phonebook Entry ............24 View a Phonebook Entry ..............24 Edit a Phonebook Entry..............25 Delete a Phonebook Entry...............25 Delete the Entire Private Phonebook..........25 Check the Phonebook Usage............26 CALLER DISPLAY (NETWORK DEP ENDENT) ....
  • Page 4 9.5.8 Turn On or Off the Base Screening........42 9.5.9 Change the Compression Rate.........42 9.5.10 Activate Remote Access ...........43 9.5.10.1 Change the 4-Digit Remote Access PIN...43 9.5.10.2 Activate or Deactivate the Remote access ..43 9.5.10.3 Reset TAM to Default Settings ......43 9.5.10.4 Remote Operations ..........44 TROUBLES HOOTING ...........

  • Page 5: Important Safety Instructions

    IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS When using your telephone equipment, basic safety precautions should alw ays be follow ed to reduce the risk of fire, electric shock and injury, including the follow ing: 1. Read and understand all the instructions. 2. Follow all w arnings and instructions marked on the product. 3.

  • Page 6: Set Up The Telephone

    SET UP THE TELEPHONE Package Contents The package contains the follow ing items: • Base station • Corded handset • Cordless handset • Charger w ith an AC pow er adapter • AC pow er adapter (for base unit) • NiMH rechargeable battery pack (for handset) •...

  • Page 7: Connect The Corded Base Station

    Connect the Corded Base Station Plug one end of Plug the large end of the telephone line the telephone base cord into a pow er adapter into a telephone jack or a pow er outlet. DSL filter. Route the pow er If you have DSL high- adapter cord through speed Internet service,...

  • Page 8: Install And Charge The Handset Battery

    Install and Charge the Handset Battery 1. Plug the battery connector securely into the socket inside the handset battery compartment. Insert the supplied battery as indicated. 2. Align the cover flat against the battery compartment, and then slide it upw ards until it clicks into place.

  • Page 9: Base Station Installation Options

    Base Station Installation options Your telephone base is ready for tabletop use. If you w ant to mount your telephone on a w all, follow the steps to connect the telephone base w ith a standard dual-stud telephone w all mounting plate. You may need a professional to install the mounting plate.

  • Page 10: Wall Mount To Tabletop Installation

    2.5.2 Wall Mount to Tabletop Installation Unplug the pow er adapter from the pow er outlet. Unplug the telephone line cord from the w all jack (or DSL filter). If the telephone line cord and pow er adapter cord are bundled, untie them first. Push the telephone base up to remove it from w all.

  • Page 11: Get To Know Your Phone

    GET TO KNOW YOUR PHONE Overview of the Handset 1 Incom ing Call light Flashes red slow ly when receiving an incoming call. 2. Earpiece 3. Charger/Booster LED ( - Steady red w hen the handset battery is charging. - Long flashes in red w hen the handset battery is low . - Flashes red quickly w hen handset registration is in progress.
  • Page 12 4. Photo speed dial keys Your handset has four photo speed dial keys. It retrieves the same set of photo or Direct COMBI 295. Memory speed dial entries stored in the AMPLIDECT295 or AMPLIDECT Press to dial a preset number. 5.

  • Page 13: Overview Of The Corded Base

    Overview of the Corded Base I N U S E R I N G I N T/ M U TE/ C LEAR M ENU/OK PHONEBOOK CAL L S ANS ON/OFF PL AY/S T O P DEL ETE RECAL L VOL UM E BOOST SPEAKER 1.
  • Page 14 7. INT/MUTE/CLEAR In main menu mode: Press to go back to idle screen. In sub-menu mode: Press to go back to previous level. In sub-menu mode: Press and hold to go back to idle screen. In editing / predialing mode: Press to clear a character / digit. In editing / predialing mode: Press and hold to delete all the characters / digits.

  • Page 15: Overview Of The Handset Charger

    ANS ON/OFF In Idle: Press to sw itch the answering machine ON or OFF. 13. PLAY/STOP In idle mode: Press to playback messages. During TAM message playback: Press to stop playing messages. 14. DELETE In TAM message playback mode: Press to delete the current TAM message playback.

  • Page 16: Base Lcd Display

    Base LCD Display The screen display gives you information on the current status of the telephone. This w ill display w hen there is a new calls list entry or if one is being view ed. Indicate a call is in progress. This w ill display w hen you are in the phonebook menu.

  • Page 17: Base Menu Structure

    Base Menu Structure In idle mode, pressing MENU/OK w ill access the menu. Refer to the follow ing for the menu structure. MENU/OK Main Menu PHONEBOOK CALL LOG DATE & TIME LANGUAGE Sub m enu VIEW MISSED TIME FORMAT ENGLISH RECEIVED SET CLOCK DEUTSCH...

  • Page 18: Text And Digit Entry Table

    Text and Digit Entry Table The follow ing tables show you where each letter and punctuation character can be found. This w ill be helpful w hen storing a name in the phonebook or renaming your handset. In editing mode, a cursor is displayed to indicate the current text entry position. It is positioned at the right of the last character entered.

  • Page 19: Use Your Phone

    USE YOUR PHONE Make an External Call 4.1.1 Preparatory Dialing Using the base: Enter the phone number and lift the corded handset or press SPEAKER to dial the number. Press INT/MUTE/CLEAR to clear the entry w hen entering the number. 4.1.2 Direct Dialing Using the base:...

  • Page 20: Call From The Call List

    4.1.4 Call from the Call List Using the base: Press CALLS to access the call list and press / to select the desired call list entry. Lift the corded handset or press SPEAKER to dial out to the selected call list entry.

  • Page 21: Make A Call From Direct Access Memory

    Make a Call from Direct Access Memory Using a handset: On the handset, press and hold the picture memory until to hear a beep after about 3 seconds. Press and press on the picture memory to dial the number pre-stored into the keys respectively.

  • Page 22: Volume Boost Function

    Volume Boost Function The Volume Boost function allow s you to amplify the handset earpiece volume to compensate for the ear’s limited sensitivity. Using a handset: To turn on the Volume Boost function: During a call, w hen in boost mode, you can increase the listening volume up to 30dB amplification.

  • Page 23: Adjust Earpiece And Speakerphone Volume

    Adjust Earpiece and Speakerphone Volume There are 5 levels (VOLUME 1 to VOLUME 5) to choose from for each of earpiece and speakerphone volume. Using a handset: During a call: Press Vol+ or Vol- to select your desired volum e. When you end the call, the setting w ill remain at the last selected level.

  • Page 24: Emergency Call Without Main Power

    Emergency Call without Main Power The corded base unit can make an emergency call w ith the corded handset w hen the mains AC pow er is disconnected. Pick up the corded handset and w ait for several seconds to get the dial tone and then enter the phone number to make a call.

  • Page 25: Store A Redial Number Into The Phonebook

    4.9.2 Store a Redial Num ber into the Phonebook Using the base: 1. Follow Steps 1 and 2 in section 4.9.1. 2. Press MENU/OK to select ADD TO PB? 3. Press MENU/OK to enter the name. 4. Press MENU/OK to edit the number. 5.

  • Page 26: Make An Internal Call

    4.11 Make an Internal Call This feature allow s you to make internal calls, transfer ex ternal calls and make conference calls. If the called base or handset is not answered within 60 seconds, the called base or handset w ill stop ringing and the calling one w ill return to standby mode. 4.11.1 Intercom Using the corded base:...

  • Page 27: Transfer An External Call

    4.11.3 Transfer an External Call Using the corded base: During an external call: 1. Press MENU/OK and / to select the desired handset you w ant to intercom w ith, then press MENU/OK. 2. The external call is put on hold automatically and the called handset rings. 3.

  • Page 28: Phonebook

    5 PHONEBOOK Your phone can store up to 50 private phonebooks in the cordless handset and the telephone base w ith names and numbers. Each phonebook entry can have a maximum of 20 digits for the phone number and 12 characters for the name. You can also select different ringer tones for your phonebook entries.

  • Page 29: Edit A Phonebook Entry

    Edit a Phonebook Entry Using the base: In idle: 1. Press MENU/OK to select PHONEBOOK main menu item 2. Press MENU/OK and / to select EDIT. 3. Press MENU/OK and the display w ill show the first phonebook entry in alphabetical order.

  • Page 30: Check The Phonebook Usage

    Check the Phonebook Usage You can check how many phonebook entries have been occupied in your phone and how many phonebook entries are available for you to store in the phonebook. Using the base: In idle: 1. Press MENU/OK to select PHONEBOOK. 2.

  • Page 31: Caller Display (Network Dependent)

    6 CALLER DISPLAY (NETWORK DEPENDENT) This feature is available if you have subscribed the Caller Line Identification service w ith your network service provider. Your phone can store up to 20 received calls on the cordless handset and the telephone base w ith date/time information in the call list.

  • Page 32: 6.2 Store A Call List Number Into The Phonebook

    6.2 Store a Call List Number into the Phonebook Using the base: 1. Follow Section 6.1 to access the call list. 2. Press MENU/OK to select ADD TO PB? 3. Press MENU/OK and enter the name. 4. Press MENU/OK and the selected call list number w ill be displayed. 5.

  • Page 33: Direct Memori Es Keys

    7 DIRECT MEMORY KEYS You can store direct memory numbers (M1 to M4) in the corded base. Then, you can dial them directly from idle mode using the Photodect295. Set Direct Memory Keys in Handset On the Corded base In idle m ode: Dial your phone number.

  • Page 34: Phone Settings

    PHONE SETTINGS Your phone comes w ith a selection of settings that you can change to personalize your phone the w ay you like it to w ork. 8.1 Handset Settings 8.1.1 Set the Ringer Volum e You can set the ringer volume level. A total of 6 ringer volume levels including VOLUME OFF are provided for your selection.

  • Page 35: Set The Ringer Melody For Internal Calls

    8.2.2 Set the Ringer Melody for Internal Calls You can set special melody to personalize your base internal ringer. A total of 10 melodies are provided for your selection. 1. Press MENU/OK and / to select SETTINGS. 2. Press MENU/OK and / to select RING SETUP.

  • Page 36: De-Register A Handset

    8.2.5 De-register a Handset You w ill need to enter the 4-digit system PIN code in order to de-register a handset from the base station. (The default PIN is 0000.) 1. Press MENU/OK and / to select SETTINGS. 2. Press MENU/OK and / to select DELETE HS.

  • Page 37: Change The System Pin

    8.2.9 Change the System PIN 1. Press MENU/OK and / to select SETTINGS. 2. Press MENU/OK and / to select CHANGE PIN. 3. Press MENU/OK and you are requested to enter the 4-digit system PIN. 4. Enter the old system PIN. 5.

  • Page 38: Registration

    Registration Your handset and base station is pre-registered. Up to five handsets can be registered to a single base station. If for some reason, the handset is not registered to the base station ( flashes even w hen the handset is near the base station), register your handset according to the follow ing procedure.

  • Page 39: Reset Your Phone

    Reset Your Phone You can reset your phone to the default settings. After reset, all your personal settings and call list entries w ill be deleted, but your phonebook list remains unchanged. Using the base: You can reset all of your base settings to their default settings. After a reset, all your personal base settings, call list entries, redial list entries and answering messages will be deleted.

  • Page 40: Answering Machine

    ANSWERING MACHINE Your telephone base includes a telephone answ ering machine that records unanswered calls w hen it is on. The answ ering machine can store up to 59 messages w ithin the maximum recording time of approximately 15 minutes. As w ell as recording incoming messages, you can record memos for other users of your phone.

  • Page 41: 9.2 Play Messages On Tam

    9.2 Play Messages on TAM If you have new messages, the display w ill show e.g. 02/05 MSGS, w hich means you have 2 new message out of total 5 messages. New messages are played first, and then are saved as old messages, until they are deleted. Old messages are played again after all new messages are played completely.

  • Page 42: Record Memos On Tam

    Record Memos on TAM You can record your memo message for another user. When you record a memo, the message counter w ill increase by one and the message can be played in the same w ay as answering machine messages. Memo recording can still function even w hen the answ ering machine is turned off.

  • Page 43: Answering Machine Settings (Base Only)

    Answering Machine Settings 9.5.1 Set the Answ er Mode By default, the answ er machine is set in ANS&REC mode w hich allow s callers to leave a message. This mode can be changed to ANSONLY w hich does not allow callers to leave a message.

  • Page 44: Record Your Outgoing Message (Ogm)

    9.5.3 Record your Outgoing Message (OGM) You can record your ow n OGM for ANS & REC mode or ANSWER ONLY mode. When you record your ow n OGM, it w ill be used w hen the answering machine answ ers the call.

  • Page 45: Delete A Personalized Ogm (Set Ogm To Default)

    9.5.5 Delete a Personalized OGM (SET OGM to DEFAULT) Using the base: 1. Press MENU/OK and / to select ANS. MACHINE. 2. Press MENU/OK and / to select TAM SETTINGS. 3. Press MENU/OK and / to select OGM SETTING. 4. Press MENU/OK and / to select ANS &...

  • Page 46: Turn On Or Off The Base Screening

    9.5.8 Turn On or Off the Base Screening You can select to turn on or off the call screening on base. When the answ ering machine is set to ON and w hen there is an incoming message, the base w ill start call screening automatically after the preset numbers of rings of answ er delay.

  • Page 47: Activate Remote Access

    9.5.10 Activate Rem ote Access Your phone lets you check your messages, or otherw ise operate your answering machine, by calling the answering machine w hen you are away from home by entering a 4-digit remote access PIN on a tone-dialing phone. Use the 4-digit remote access PIN code to prevent other people from unauthorized access of your answering machine.

  • Page 48: Remote Operations

    9.5.10.4 Rem ote Operations If you are aw ay from your home, you can call your answ ering machine to sw itch on or off the answ ering machine and listen to your messages remotely using another tone-dialing phone. 1. Place a call from a tone-dialing phone. 2.

  • Page 49: Troubleshooting

    TROUBLESHOOTING If you have difficulty with your phone, please try the suggestions listed below . Problem Solutions • Make sure the battery is installed and charged correctly. My telephone does not w ork at all. • For optimum daily performance, return the handset to the telephone base after use.
  • Page 50 • There is The handset may be out of range. Move it closer to the interference telephone base. during a • If you subscribe to high-speed Internet service (digital telephone subscriber line - DSL) through your telephone line, you must conversation.
  • Page 51 Common If the telephone is not responding normally, put cure for the handset in the telephone base. If it does not electronic respond, try the following (in the order listed): equipment. • Disconnect the pow er to the telephone base. •...

  • Page 52: Technical Specifications

    TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS Basic Information Handset Valid range Indoor: 50m * Outdoor: 300m * Handset Operating Time Standby time: 100Hours approx. ** Talk time: 10Hours approx. ** RF Parameter Frequency 1.88GHz to 1.9GHz Number of Channels Pow er Supply Base Input 100-240V 50/60Hz; output 6V; 450mA adapter Handset Charger Input 100-240V 50/60Hz;...

  • Page 53: Care And Maintenance Instructions

    CARE AND MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS Take care of your telephone • Your cordless telephone contains sophisticated electronic parts, so you must treat it w ith care. • Avoid rough treatment. • Place the handset dow n gently. • Save the original packing materials to protect your telephone if you ever need to ship it.

  • Page 54: Guarantee

    GUARANTEE From the moment your Geemarc product is purchased, Geemarc guarantee it for the period of tw o years. During this time, all repairs or replacements (at our discretion) are free of charge. Should you experience a problem then contact our help line or visit our w ebsite at w ww.geemarc.com.

  • Page 55: Declarations

    DECLARATIONS: CE Directives Geemarc Telecom SA hereby declares that this product is in compliance w ith the essential requirements and other relevant provisions of the Radio and Telecommunications Terminal Equipment Directive 2014/53/UE. The CE declaration of conformity may be consulted at www.geemarc.com...
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