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This equipment generates, uses and can radiate
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USER GUIDE
C4050 Cordless Handset
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- Page 1 Information is subject to change without notice. Nortel Networks reserves the right to make changes in design or components as progress in engineering and manufacturing may warrant. Hereby Nortel Networks declares that Meridian Companion DECT is incompliance with the essential requirements and other relevant provisions of Directive 1999/5/EC.
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Table of Contents Safety and initial setup .................5 Handset information ..................5 Battery information ..................5 Initial Setup ....................7 Cleaning the C4050 handset .................8 C4050 Handset features ................8 Handset keys .....................9 Display screen .....................10 LED light-ring ....................10 Volume control ....................10 Keypad ......................10 Using the C4050 handset ................10... - Page 3 C 40 5 0 Ha nds e t Key Lock ....................20 Caller list ....................20 Ringer Settings ...................20 Caller Filter ....................21 Telephone Options ..................24 System Settings ..................26 Security ......................26 Accessory information ................27 Data Charger ....................27 Accessories ....................28 Charger rack .....................29 Headset ......................29...
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Page 4: Safety And Initial Setup
Read the following information before you use the handset. Make sure the adapter voltage is the same as the electrical outlet voltage. The C4050 handset uses radio signals and does not guarantee a connection in all circumstances. Do not rely on a cordless telephone to make emergency calls. - Page 5 • do not let the battery or the charger come into contact with conductive metal objects • do not dispose of the batteries in a fire Battery installation The C4050 handset uses two NiMH (Nickel-Metal Hydride) rechargeable AAA 650 mAh batteries. Do not use disposable AAA 1.5 V batteries. Battery replacement 553-A0080 Slide the back cover of the handset upwards to insert or remove batteries.
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Page 6: Initial Setup
C 4 05 0 Ha nds et The handset display screen shows the batteries charge status. Battery status Fully charged - 100% Partially Charged - <75% Partially Charged - <50% Partially Charged - <25% No Charge - 0% An alert tone sounds and the icon flashes. When the batteries are replaced, the battery status does not appear on the display screen until the replaced batteries are charged. -
Page 7: Cleaning The C4050 Handset
C 40 5 0 Ha nds e t Cleaning the C4050 handset When cleaning the handset and charger, disconnect the charger from the electrical outlet. Wipe the handset and charger using an anti-static cloth, or a slightly moist- ened soft chamois leather. Dry with a soft cloth. -
Page 8: Handset Keys
C 4 05 0 Ha nds et Handset display screen Icon line #""""""""""""$"""""""""" #""""""""""""$"""""""""" #""""""""""""$"""""""""" #""""""""""""$"""""""""" Text line 1 - System Name Nortel Text line 2 - User Name Daphne Scott Text line 3 - handset extension number 5420 Softkey line TelBook Menu The icon line shows the active menu item. -
Page 9: Display Screen
Keypad Use the keypad to enter the number. Using the C4050 handset The handset must be subscribed to make a call. Contact your System Admin- istrator to have your handset subscribed. Make a call... -
Page 10: End A Call
C 4 05 0 Ha nds et End a call Press Receive a call The handset indicates an incoming call by: • an audible signal (ringing or music) • a red light from the LED light-ring • vibrating (if this option is on) •... -
Page 11: Transfer A Call
For easy access to your mailbox, program one of the Quick Call keys to your mailbox number. See “Quick Call (Speed Dial)” on page 19 for details. Speaker Phone The C4050 handset includes a handsfree feature. There are three ways to activate the handsfree feature: • press the key for 2 seconds when the handset rings •... -
Page 12: Telbook
C 4 05 0 Ha nds et Use the following table to enter your FFC or SPRE codes for each feature. Feature FFC or SPRE + Call forward - to activate Call forward - to cancel Call park - to park a call Call park - to retrieve a call Calling options Make a call using one of the following options:... - Page 13 C 40 5 0 Ha nds e t TelBook calls – Make a call using the Telbook. Press the TelBook softkey. The display shows the first three names. Press the Options softkey. Search: Press the Search softkey to search the Alex Scott Key lock directory.
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Page 15: Caller List
C 40 5 0 Ha nds e t Caller List The Caller List displays the last 20 answered or unanswered callers (if Caller ID is sent). Multiple calls from the same phone number are only shown once. Dialing from the Caller list Press the OK soft key to view the Caller List. -
Page 16: Quick Call (Speed Dial)
C 4 05 0 Ha nds et Add a Redial number to the TelBook Highlight the number, and press the Options soft key. 1. Number Key lock Press the Add to soft key. 2. Number Press the TelBook soft key. Enter a name. -
Page 17: Using Menu Features And Options
ESC soft key. Display Menu list Press the Menu soft key to access the following menu list: #""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""" #""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""" #""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""" #""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""" • Key Lock Nortel • Caller List • Messages Robert Reid • Ringer Settings 5260 •... -
Page 18: Menu Shortcuts
C 4 05 0 Ha nds et Menu Shortcuts To use a Menu Shortcut on an idle handset, press one of the key combinations shown in the following table:. Feature Description & & & & Switches the ringer off. appears ,"... -
Page 19: Key Lock
C 40 5 0 Ha nds e t Key Lock The Key Lock disables key input when the handset is in your pocket or on your belt. To enable Key Lock, press until Key Lock is highlighted in the Menu list. Press the OK softkey to enable Key Lock. -
Page 20: Caller Filter
C 4 05 0 Ha nds et Type There are three choices for the ringer type: • Full Melody - Only external call melodies are available. There are 30 mel- ody choices. Melodies 21-30 are a selection of national anthems. &... - Page 21 C 40 5 0 Ha nds e t Activate Caller Filter Press the Menu softkey. Press until Caller Filter is Caller Filter highlighted. Press the OK softkey. The screen shows Empty. Press the Options Empty softkey. " Choose: Options • New •...
- Page 22 C 4 05 0 Ha nds et shown on the icon line of the handset display screen. Press until Mode is highlighted. Press the OK Filter Options softkey. Press to highlight Mode Receive or Block. Press the Anonymous OK softkey. Filter "...
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Page 23: Telephone Options
C 40 5 0 Ha nds e t Edit, Delete, Delete All Press until Edit is highlighted. Press the OK Caller Filter softkey. Use to move the Edit cursor to the number, and Delete press Edit. Use to delete Delete All digits or characters. - Page 24 C 4 05 0 Ha nds et • Coverage warning • Silent charging "+ to scroll through the Menu list. Key Click 0 0 0 0 To activate the Key Click beep, press OK. A indicates the Key Click is activated.
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Page 25: System Settings
C 40 5 0 Ha nds e t Coverage Warning The Coverage Warning feature causes the handset to emit four beeps when " the handset moves out of radio range. The left bar of the radio link icon flashes. " " " " 0 0 0 0 Press OK to activate the Coverage Warning. -
Page 26: Accessory Information
C 4 05 0 Ha nds et Accessory information Data Charger Use a Data Charger and a C4050 software CD to enter or edit names and numbers in the TelBook and Call Filter from a personal computer. IBM compatible PC The following are minimum PC requirements: •... -
Page 27: Accessories
Data charger connections C4050 Connect Data Charger to PC/Laptop (V.24) C4050 Data Charger bottom view Connect C4050 to PC/Laptop (V.24) Ensure that the cable adapter is pointing in the correct direction (left) when you connect to the handset. 553-A0082 Accessories Contact your System Administrator to order the following accessories: •... -
Page 28: Charger Rack
Charge up to eight handsets in the charger rack. 553-A0085 Headset Plug the headset adapter into the bottom of the handset. Use the headset, belt clip, and Auto Answer with the C4050 handset to provide optimal hands-free telephone use. 553-A0086... - Page 29 C 40 5 0 Ha nds e t...