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- Page 1 Emergency Phone with 2-Way Speech SOS Pendant Model: 1225...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
CONTENTS Product Features………………………………………………………………. Instructions for use……………………………………………………….…… Menu Settings………………………………………………………………..…. CALL LOG…………………………………………..……………………...… PHONE BOOK…………….………………………………………………….. Base (BS) Settings………….…………………………..…………………….… Pendant(PENDT) Set-up…………………………………………………….… SOS SETTINGS ……………………..…………………………………..… ROOM MONITOR-ECI special function……….……………....REGISTRATION…….……………………………………..……………...… Operations .…………………………………….………………....… Hands free operation & volume control……………….………....Mute the mouthpiece…….………………………………….……………...… Caller ID-type I & II…………………………………..……..... Edit and copy incoming calls to phonebook……..………….... - Page 3 Flash / Delete / Intercom Line entry Power supply 7.5V DC Lighted LED LCD display SOS key MENU/SELECT key and MUTE UP / DOWN keys Speakerphone mode Direct memories Keyboard...
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Page 4: Product Features
SOS key Press to make SOS call LED Battery Power Indicator END button In idle mode, press it to check battery In talking mode, press it to end the call Battery charge LED Product Features 1.8GHz DECT technology Pendant range up to 50m indoor and up to 300m outdoor Pendant Talk time: 4 hours and Standby time: 80 hours The base unit works on analog line in case of power failure Phonebook: 80 names... -
Page 5: Instructions For Use
Can page up to 4 pendants Internal Call 3 way Conference Call-transfer Emergency Numbers (SOS): 5 groups Room Monitor Hearing Aid Compatible Function : Handset of the base unit Pendant and Base Low battery alarm ON/OFF key tone selection Out of range tone ON/OFF pendant power selection Instructions for use Plan your product location... -
Page 6: Menu Settings
Menu Settings A. In the standby mode, press key. Under call log or when reviewing the phonebook, you can enter the menu setting without entering a pin code. B. Base setting/pendant setting/SOS setting/room monitor/registration, require entering “0000” code and then press key to enter the menu settings. -
Page 7: Phone Book
** DELETE: This allows the user to delete the current selected entry from caller list ** DELETE ALL: This allows the user to delete all entries in the caller list During standby state, the LCD will show 01/02 call, 01 indicates missed calls, 02 indicates no. - Page 8 Now enter the telephone number and select the melody to be stored & press key to confirm, a sound will be heard to confirm the entry has been saved. Note: If the phonebook memory is full and you wish to add one more record, an appropriate message will be presented to the user : “MEM IS FULL”.
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Page 9: Base (Bs) Settings
MEM STATUS: To view how many records are stored in the phonebook and the total records available: Press key to find “MEM Status” item. ** If showing 10/80, that means there are 10 records stored from a total of 80 records available. BASE (BS) SETTINGS To change the base settings: Press... - Page 10 DIAL MODE: To change the base dial mode: Press key, then use key to find “DIAL MODE” item. Press key to enter. Press key to select TONE or PULSE dial mode. Press key to confirm your selection before exit, a sound will be heard to confirm changes.
- Page 11 Press key to enter. First display is English. Press key to select the language. Press key to confirm your selection before exit, a sound will be heard to confirm. Each language will be displayed in its own native translation. DATE & TIME: To set the date and time on the base: Press key and use...
- Page 12 Enter new Pin again and Press key to confirm, a sound will be heard to confirm. Note: once the new password is stored, please remember it. Forgetting your password will prevent you from entering the menu section . TALK KEYPAD: To activate the talking keypad so that when a numeric key is pressed it speaks the number : Press...
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Page 13: Pendant(Pendt) Set-Up
The user will be invited to press key to confirm, a sound will be heard once the setting is confirmed. Base unit will activate after several seconds with LCD flashing once and then connect the pendant. Note: After ex-factory setting succeeds, room monitor password will be cleared away. - Page 14 There are 12 ringer melodies and 6 different volume levels (For volume 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 & OFF). Press key, LCD will show “INT RING” item. Press key to enter. Press key to select the MELODY and VOLUME setup. After selecting MELODY, press key to enter.
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Page 15: Sos Settings
Press key to select desired volume 1-5. Press key to confirm, a sound will be heard to confirm. SOS SETTINGS To change SOS settings: Press key and use key to find “SOS SETTINGS” item. Press key to enter. Press key to find the position where the SOS number is to be stored (from “SOS NUMBER 1”... -
Page 16: Registration
REGISTRATION To register a pendant to a specified base: Press key, then use key to find “REGISTRATION” section. Press key to confirm, “SEARCHING’’ will flash on the display. Press the red button on the pendant for 7seconds, to register to the base. The white light will flash on the top of the pendant during registration. -
Page 17: Caller Id - Type I & Ii
Caller ID – type I & II Support is provided for DTMF, FSK type I and FSK type II. CID will only be displayed if it is both supported by the network and also if the user has subscribed to the network operator for this service. CID is displayed: During an incoming call. -
Page 18: Edit And Copy Incoming Calls To Phonebook
Edit and copy incoming calls to phonebook To store incoming numbers to the phone book: Press key once. The LCD will show the last received records. Press key to find the desired number. Press key and use key to select “ADD TO PB”. Press key to edit details. -
Page 19: View And Dial Phone Numbers From Phonebook
View and dial phone numbers from phonebook There are 80 phonebook memories; each memory can store 12 characters and 20 digits. Enter on the Menu: Press key. Use and find “PHONEBOOK’’ Then press key and “LIST’’ will display. Press to confirm the entry and the number shown on LCD. - Page 20 Press for 3 seconds, “TOP NUMBER _” is displayed. Select a key to designate the telephone number to. Enter the key button and a sound will be heard to confirm. Note: Keys 0-9 on the phone base (a total of 10) can be used as two-touch memories.
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Page 21: Memory Full
Memory full There are 80 phone book memories. When all memories have been used in the phone the LCD will show memory full. The user will need to delete entries in order to enter new contacts. Intercom The intercom feature is activated by pressing and holding the “R/C” key for 3 seconds: In standby mode: Press “R/C”... -
Page 22: Party Conference Call
3 Party conference call During a phone call to the base unit. Press “R/C” key for 3 seconds during conversation and you will be invited to enter the pendant number you want to be connected to. The chosen pendant will ring with the melody defined for internal calls. Press the red button on the pendant to accept the call. -
Page 23: Room Monitor Operation
Other SOS operations in the pendant are the same as in the base. Room Monitor Operation: A. When the room monitor function is set “ON” and external line calls in, a ring sound can be heard in the base. 1. When the pin code is “9999”, the caller can pick up the line automatically without a code to monitor the end user in both base and pendant 1, in the hands free mode. -
Page 24: Pendant Power On/Off Operation
When room monitor is activated, if the end user presses the red button from the pendant, the pendant will exit room monitor mode, pressing the red button again it will dial out automatically after disconnecting the ECI call. The owner of the SOS number can control the unit by press digit/number 4/5/6. -
Page 25: End Button Function On Pendant
END button function on pendant During TALKING MODE and/or SOS CALLING MODE, press the END button on pendant to disable the TALKING/CALLING activity. In idle mode, press the END button to check the battery capacity, it will emit a voice saying “BATTERY IS OK”, or a low battery alert tone will emit automatically at 1 minute intervals Handset on base unit works on an analogue line during power failure... -
Page 26: Mmi/Menu Tree
MMI/Menu Tree MENU CALL LOG RECEIVED DIALED PHONE BOOK LIST NEW ENTRY EDIT RECORD DELETE ALL MEM STATUS BS SETTINGS RING SETUP INT RING >> MELODY / VOLUME EXT RING >> MELODY / VOLUME DIAL MODE TONE / PULSE FLASH TIME 100/300/600 KEY TONE ON / OFF... -
Page 27: Battery Replacement
Battery Replacement This product is mains operated and uses 4 x AAA size rechargeable batteries 1.2V/400Ni-Mh (not included) for optional backup. Use designated re-chargeable batteries only. Do not use non-rechargeable batteries. To fit or replace the batteries: 1. Undo the cross-headed screw on the battery door of the main base unit with a suitable screwdriver and open the battery compartment. - Page 28 Information concerning where the equipment can be disposed of can be obtained from your local authorities. MADE IN CHINA Lifemax Ltd 1 Pipers Court, Thatcham, Berkshire, RG19 4ER, England www.lifemaxuk.co.uk...