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Corded ISDN telephone
Eurit 25
f e e l f r e e a t h o m e !

User guide

Attention:
Please read the instruction manual as well as the
safety precautions before using.
Keep the instruction manual carefully!

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  • Page 1: User Guide

    Corded ISDN telephone Eurit 25 f e e l f r e e a t h o m e ! User guide Attention: Please read the instruction manual as well as the safety precautions before using. Keep the instruction manual carefully!
  • Page 2 You will find the following features particularly useful: – Up to 3 users on the same set, with individual settings Because the Eurit 25 can handle up to 3 numbers, it is an ideal phone for households with several members.
  • Page 3 Overview and operating elements...
  • Page 4 Overview and operating elements Handset hook Loudspeaker key Scroll left (back) in text ESCAPE-key Aborts functions, switches to standby mode. Delete-key (Clear) OK key Confirms or performs functions etc. Accesses function menu. Mute key Deactivates the handset microphone so that the calling partner cannot hear. User key Change user.
  • Page 5 Important information on your ISDN connection Contents Overview and operating elements ..................II Introduction ........................... 5 Startup ............................ 8 Telephoning ......................... 16...

  • Page 6: Table Of Contents

    Contents Redialling ........................... 19 Dialling from the phonebook ....................20 Dialling numbers in the caller list ..................22 Dialling numbers in the call log................... 24 Speed dialling........................26 Provider selection ....................... 27 Listening by loudspeaker ....................28 Setting the volume ......................28 Microphone off ........................
  • Page 7 Short Message Service (SMS) ..................... 65 PBX access ..........................72 Attachment .......................... 80 Warranty Certificate ......................95 Key words ..........................97 Notes ............................ 99...
  • Page 9 The phone Connection type User concept Advanced features...
  • Page 10 User manual Structure of user manual This provides general information or tips and tricks which further simplify the use of your phone. Pictograms Or…...
  • Page 11 How to proceed...
  • Page 12 Unpacking the phone Contents of the package Checking the contents of the package Under no circumstances must the phone be put into operation if damaged! If in doubt, contact your dealer. Please keep the original packaging. You can use it for transporting the phone during moves or sending in the phone for repairs.

  • Page 13: Startup

    Startup Positioning Make sure the telephone connection cord is safely stowed to prevent tripping on it. Do not plug the connection cord in sockets other than the one for which it is intended. Connecting the phone Connecting the handset...
  • Page 14 Startup Connecting the phone Make sure the telephone connection cord is safely stowed to prevent tripping on it. Do not plug the connection cord in sockets other than the one for which it is intended. Write-on label If you want to add other numbers or do not know at startup which numbers you will be using, you can easily remove the Perspex cover for subsequent modification.
  • Page 15 Startup The display Standby display Function display...
  • Page 16 Startup Display symbols...
  • Page 17 Startup Using the function menu Menu key OK key and arrow keys Escape key Menus or functions you are currently in are aborted by incoming calls or can be exited by lifting the handset or pressing the loudspeaker button.
  • Page 18 Startup Setting up Multiple Subscriber Numbers (MSN) You cannot assign the same MSN to several users. Programming the multiple subscriber number (MSN) on startup Or…...
  • Page 19 Startup …Continue If you have not entered any user names, the number is regarded as the user name. Once the MSN has been set, your phone only rings when this number is called.
  • Page 20 All options listed below assume that at least one MSN (Multiple Subscriber Number) and one user has been set, as described in the section on »Startup«. User concept The detailed procedure for setting different users is described in the Section on »Additional settings«...

  • Page 21: Telephoning

    Telephoning Manual dialling If only one user is assigned to your Eurit 25 or if your code is already displayed, there is no need to press the user key before making a call. Direct dialling (off-hook dialling) Dialling preparation (on-hook dialling) For both dialling modes: If you make a call while a user code other than your own is displayed, the call is made with the displayed user’s attributes and at his cost.
  • Page 22 A call back remains active for approximately 45 minutes. After this it is automatically cancelled by the exchange. One MSN can activate several call backs. Up to 5 call backs can be activated for all users. Cancel call back The redial list and call back list are combined in your Eurit 25 .

  • Page 23: Redialling

    Telephoning Redialling Or… With handset off-hook, select the entry by pressing the OK key, use the left arrow key (<) to go to »Dial« and press the OK key to confirm. Deleting the number from the redial memory Or…...

  • Page 24: Dialling From The Phonebook

    Telephoning Dialling from the phonebook Alphabetic search for the number If you have scrolled down too far, press the left arrow key (<) to scroll up. With handset off-hook, scroll through the phonebook. Select the entry by pressing the OK key, use the left arrow key (<) to go to »Dial«...
  • Page 25 Telephoning Scrolling through the phonebook For both dialling modes: If you make a call while a user code other than your own is displayed, the call is made with the displayed user’s attributes and at his cost.

  • Page 26: Dialling Numbers In The Caller List

    Dialling numbers in the caller list Or… If your Eurit 25 is connected to a PBX, the PBX must also support the CLIP function (Calling line ID) in order to keep a list of calls. With handset off-hook, scroll through the caller list. Select the entry by pressing the OK key, use the left arrow key (<) to go to »Dial«...
  • Page 27 Telephoning Saving numbers in the caller list Deleting numbers in the caller list Or…...

  • Page 28: Dialling Numbers In The Call Log

    Telephoning Dialling numbers in the call log Or… With handset off-hook, scroll through the call log. Select the entry by pressing the OK key, use the left arrow key (<) to go to »Dial« and press the OK key to confirm.
  • Page 29 Telephoning Saving numbers in the call log Deleting numbers in the call log Or…...

  • Page 30: Speed Dialling

    Telephoning Speed dialling Your Eurit 25 is delivered with the first speed dial key programmed for »Send SMS« (only in Switzerland). You have the option of deleting this function and reprogramming the speed dial key.

  • Page 31: Provider Selection

    Telephoning Provider selection Defining a fixed provider Programming the provider list...

  • Page 32: Listening By Loudspeaker

    Telephoning Listening by loudspeaker Setting the volume Microphone off...

  • Page 33: Parking A Call

    Telephoning Parking a call After plugging the phone into another socket on the ISDN bus, lift the handset and replace it again. Automatic call parking Continue your call A call can be parked for up to three minutes. After this time the connection is terminated. You can also park a call using speed dialling (see »Additional settings«, »Programming speed dial keys«).
  • Page 34 Telephoning Manual call parking Entering the park code...

  • Page 35: Incoming Calls

    Telephoning Incoming calls Call acceptance Reject call...

  • Page 36: Etv ® Online (Only For Switzerland)

    Telephoning ® Online (only for Switzerland) ® enquiries are subject to a charge (at the moment of printing this manual this charge amounts to –.40 sFr/query). ® Installing ETV Online...
  • Page 37 Telephoning ® Online query for incoming calls ® online queries can also be made directly by pressing the preprogrammed speed dial key 2 (see »Speed dialling«). ® Online query during a call ® online queries can also be made directly by pressing the preprogrammed speed dial key 2 (see »Speed dialling«).
  • Page 38 Telephoning Programming ETV ® Online queries under a speed dial key Your Eurit 25 is delivered with the second speed dial key programmed for »ETV Query«. You can delete this function and reprogram the speed dial key. Saving ETV ®...

  • Page 39: Conducting Two Calls/Switching Between Calls

    Conducting two calls/switching between calls The following instructions govern calls made over the ISDN basic access. For information on operating your Eurit 25 when connected to a PBX, refer to your PBX documentation and the section on »PBX Access« in this manual.
  • Page 40 Telephoning Switching between calls Terminating individual calls...

  • Page 41: Transferring Calls

    Telephoning Transferring calls Transferring an existing call Your network provider will advise you on the availability of this service. If your phone is connected to a PBX, you can transfer calls internally. See Attachment, »PBX access«, »Setting the PBX type«. Transferring a call to a new connection...

  • Page 42: Three-Party Conference

    Three-party conference The following instructions govern calls made over the ISDN basic access. For information on operating your Eurit 25 when connected to a PBX, refer to your PBX documentation and the section on »PBX Access« in this manual. Three-party conference with existing connections...
  • Page 43 Telephoning Terminating a three-party conference Terminating individual calls If you have replaced the handset while a call is still on hold, a signal is heard. The display shows »Call Active«. Lift the handset to return to the held call, and terminate it by replacing the handset.

  • Page 44: Call Forwarding

    Telephoning Call forwarding The caller pays only the cost of the connection from his telephone to yours. Connection charges for forwarding calls to an alternative telephone are charged to you. Call forwarding setup Or… When call forwarding is active, the symbol (call forward activated) and the LED remains lit if unconditional (direct) forwarding is active.

  • Page 45: Direct Call

    Telephoning Direct call You can program a direct call (hotline function) on your Eurit 25. Once this function is set and the handset is lifted, any key can be pressed to automatically dial the programmed number. Press the menu key repeatedly until »Direct call« is displayed.

  • Page 47: Phonebook

    Phonebook Entering number and name only Or… Or… Or…...
  • Page 48 Phonebook The »Change« menu allows you to delete entries backwards, letter by letter, using the delete key. Once your phonebook contains 40 numbers and names (memory full), »New entry« is no longer shown.

  • Page 49: Assigning Options To Numbers

    Phonebook Assigning options to numbers If you make an incorrect entry, you can correct this by pressing the left arrow key (<) to return to the error. Enter the correct letter or number. This overwrites the incorrect entry. Press the right arrow key (>) to go to the end of your entry. You can also assign functions to phone numbers.
  • Page 50 Phonebook CLIP/CLIR (show/suppress number) Enter EAC Refer to the »PBX« menu to find the exchange access code to be entered (see »PBX access«). The EAC is only inserted when the phone is used in conjunction with a PBX. Enter subaddress Enter provider...
  • Page 51 Phonebook Or… Or… Or… Or… Or… Return to standby display...

  • Page 52: Changing Entries

    Phonebook Changing entries Or… Or…...
  • Page 53 Phonebook Return to standby display...

  • Page 54: Deleting Entries

    Phonebook Deleting entries Or… Or...

  • Page 55: Additional Settings

    Enter additional users (MSN)
  • Page 56 Additional settings Assigning additional users (MSN) Or…...
  • Page 57 Additional settings Deleting an MSN (user)

  • Page 58: Programming Speed Dial Keys

    Programming speed dial keys The numbers or functions/services stored under speed dial keys are available to all users. Your Eurit 25 is delivered with the first speed dial key programmed for »Send SMS« and the second for »ETV Query« (only in Switzerland).
  • Page 59 Additional settings ... Programming a speed dial key with a function Manual rejection of incoming calls F02 xx..xx Send DTMF . F03 xx..xx Send keypad F04 xx Park/retrieve active call via Code xx. Interception (MCID) Three-party conference Call transfer Microphone off (Mic Mute) and on. F11 xx..xx Direct dial (no additional function permissible).
  • Page 60 Additional settings Changing speed dial key settings...

  • Page 61: Setting The Date And Time

    Setting the date and time Or… The date and time are displayed unless there are unanswered calls. As soon as your Eurit 25 registers unanswered calls, the call count and time of call are displayed. Interception circuit (malicious call identification)

  • Page 62: Clir Calling Line Identification Restriction

    Additional settings CLIR Calling Line Identification Restriction Permanent CLIR Calling Line Identification Restriction If you suppress your number, the letter C appears before the number when it is entered and the ID pictogram is crossed through ( CLIR for specific calls If you suppress the number, the letter C appears before the number when entering the number.

  • Page 63: Reject All Anonymous Calls

    Additional settings Reject all anonymous calls You can determine whether »Reject anonymous calls« is active by checking the relevant menu (no display symbol). Deactivating call waiting...

  • Page 64: Setting The Ringing Tone Melody And Volume

    Additional settings Setting the ringing tone melody and volume Or… The volume can also be set to »0«. In this case you hear no ringing melody, the symbol »Ringing tone off« is displayed and the LED is lit. The LED flashes to indicate an incoming call.

  • Page 65: Ascending Ringing Volume

    Additional settings Ascending ringing volume Setting the language Or...

  • Page 66: Setting The Charge Factor And Currency

    Additional settings Setting the charge factor and currency Some network operators provide defined currencies and charge factors. In this case you cannot set the charge factor and currency on your telephone. Charge factor Or… Currency Or… Contact your network operator to find out the charge factor applicable for you.

  • Page 67: Individual User Charges, Call Charge Total

    Additional settings Individual user charges, call charge total Advice of charge Deleting user charges The charge total always shows the total for all users and cannot be deleted directly. It is only deleted when the charges for all users are deleted. Note that for technical reasons the displayed charges may differ from the amount billed.

  • Page 68: Setting The Contrast

    Additional settings Setting the contrast Or…...

  • Page 69: Short Message Service (Sms)

    Make sure this service is activated on your line. Your network provider will gladly advise you on the availability of the SMS service. To send an SMS, the number of an SMS gateway must be activated on your Eurit 25. Your Eurit 25 is delivered with the SMS gateway already programmed and activated, so that you can immediately begin SMS messaging.
  • Page 70 Short Message Service (SMS) Note for users in Switzerland SMS gateway Editing the gateway number...
  • Page 71 Short Message Service (SMS) Storage capacity Delete SMS messages whenever possible to conserve memory capacity! Only store important messages or drafts! For technical reasons (e.g. charging), every SMS message must be delivered with the MSN, even if number suppression is active. Send SMS is not free of charge.
  • Page 72 Short Message Service (SMS) Handling incoming SMS messages Read SMS Delete, reply, forward or save SMS Or… You can delete the entire SMS text in one go by holding down the DEL key (long-click DEL).
  • Page 73 Short Message Service (SMS) Or… Or… Or… The storage capacity of your phone is limited (see also »Storage capacity«). After saving, the SMS is removed from the caller list and can be retrieved from the »Messages (SMS)« menu / »Saved SMS« submenu.
  • Page 74 Short Message Service (SMS) Write, send, save SMS messages Or… Or…...
  • Page 75 Short Message Service (SMS) Retrieve, send, delete saved SMS messages Or… Or… Or…...

  • Page 76: Pbx Access

    PBX access on/off Once »PBX access« is activated, all PBX settings (EAC, automatic sending of keypad, transfer via ...) are activated.
  • Page 77 PBX access Entering the Exchange Access Code (EAC) for outgoing calls...
  • Page 78 PBX access Entering EAC for incoming calls You can conduct a test to find out which settings you need to make. Once you have connected the phone, have someone call you from outside. If the display shows the EAC before the caller’s number, e.g. 0, there is no need to set the EAC. Please do not confuse the 0 in a local code (e.g.
  • Page 79 If the national prefix (see »Renumbering«) is 0 and your telephone is connected to a PBX, your Eurit 25 will recognize an external number based on this 0. For example, the number 055 254 12 32 (the 0 at the start is the national prefix) is automatically identified as an external number.
  • Page 80 PBX access Setting the transfer type Transfer with disconnect You can conduct a test to find out which settings you need to make. During a call, set up a second call via »Enquiry« and try to connect the two call partners (see »Transferring calls«).
  • Page 81 PBX access Call transfer on-hook »Call transfer on-hook: off« means that the active call is terminated when replacing the handset and the held call is signalled. »Call transfer on-hook: on« means that the active call is transferred to the held call when the handset is replaced.
  • Page 82 PBX access Keypad information Keypad before dialling Send keypad during a call Frequently used keypad functions can also be activated by pressing a speed dial key. See under »Additional settings«, »Programming speed dial keys«.
  • Page 83 PBX access Send automatic keypad on/off...
  • Page 84 Renumbering Setting the national traffic selection digit (TSD) Setting the international TSD...

  • Page 85: Attachment

    Attachment Emergency operation Emergency operation on network termination unit (NTBA) If you set more than one phone for emergency operation, none of the phones are able to function. Emergency operation on a PBX...
  • Page 86 Attachment Resetting the phone »Full reset« deletes all settings e.g. call transfer procedure, EAC etc., and all the data you have stored e.g. phonebook entries, speed dial keys etc. Headset connection Once you have set the phone for headset operation, you can accept and terminate calls by pressing the loudspeaker key.
  • Page 87 PC dialling option (Eurit Office Tool) www.estos.de/euritelpro/ Download Updates EuriTel Pro Version X.Y EuriTel Pro Releasenotes To carry out an update on your computer Attention: The PC-Dialer II (the predecessor of the Eurit Office Tool) is not compatible with the Eurit 25.
  • Page 88 Attachment Remote download Should the remote download be unsuccessful, you may need to enter a new access number. In this case please contact our customer service. Under no circumstances unplug the connection cable from the phone during a download.
  • Page 89 Attachment Troubleshooting Problem Possible cause Remedy Even if you have followed all the instructions correctly, faults may occur which are caused by the exchange or installation errors. Care...
  • Page 90 Attachment Summary of default settings Function Preset Options...
  • Page 91 Attachment Technical Data Safety tips...
  • Page 92 Attachment Warranty Conditions Disposal Approval and CE code Liability...

  • Page 93: Declaration Of Conformity

    Adresse: erklären, dass das Produkt / declare that the product / déclarons que le produit: ISDN-Telephone Type: Eurit 25 Model: (Abraxas K20i-A) die grundlegenden Anforderungen gemäss Artikel 3 der nachstehenden EU-Richtlinie erfüllt: meets the essential requirements according to article 3 of the following EC-Directive: est conforme aux exigences essentielles de l’article 3 de la Directive CE:...

  • Page 94: Menu Structure

    Attachment Menu structure Save + Phonebook Roger Sch. Change Name:Roger Sch_ Nr:00855_ option menus (see "New entry") < > Delete < > < > Save + New entry option menus < > zzMuster Hans Dial < > New entry Name:Meier_ Nr:255_ Save <...
  • Page 95 Attachment Forward Unconditional <OFF> Unconditional <OFF> Unconditional <ON> No:0055666_ > No reply See "Unconditional forward" Busy < > Execute Charges Request € 10.50 Total € 50.25 < > Delete Are you sure <NEIN> Are you sure <JA> > Set factor €...
  • Page 96 Attachment Installation Name: Internal 21_ Set MSN No:21_ MSN A < > C (Longclick) A, B, C Delete user… <NO> > Delete user… <YES> MSN C < > Date/Time Date: 08.08.00 Time: 15.32 < > Contrast Contrast <¤¤¤¤¤_> < > Speed dial Press a speed dial key M1:455K_...
  • Page 97 Attachment Write-on labels...

  • Page 99: Warranty Certificate

    Warranty Certificate Garantieschein, Bon de garantie, Certificato di garanzia, Garantiebewijs, Takuutodistus, Garantibevis, Garantisedel, Garantibevis, Certificado de Garantía, Talão de garantia device type: serial number: dealer’s stamp: dealer’s signature: date of purchase:...

  • Page 101: Key Words

    Key words Disconnect ..........76 Accept call ..........35 Display ........... 11 Additional settings ........51 Display symbols ........12 Anonymous calls ........59 Disposal ..........88 Approval ..........88 Arrow keys ..........13 EAC ............73 Ascending ringing volume ...... 61 EAC for incoming calls ......
  • Page 102 Key words Labels ............. 93 Safety ............. 87 Language ..........61 Saved SMS ..........71 LED status display ........III Second call ..........35 Liability ........... 88 Short Message Service ......65 Loudspeaker ........... 28 SMS ............65 Software version ........83 Speed dial keys ........

  • Page 104: Notes

    Notes...
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  • Page 110 Internet: www.swissvoice.net © Swissvoice AG 2002 Subject to availability and product development 203231631en_ba_000_b0 SV 203231631 2K.041...

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