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  • Page 1: Users Manual

    USERS MANUAL PDX-1700 series...
  • Page 2 6 handsets can be registered to a single base and each handset can be registe- red to up to 4 bases. DECLARATION OF NETWORKCOMPATIBILITY The Profoon PDX-1700 series is designed for use on the ‘public switched telep- hone networks (analogue single-line)’ of telephone- and cable-companies inside the European Union.
  • Page 3 This telephone is not designed for making emergency telephone calls when the power fails. Make alternative arrangements for access to emergency services. SAFETY INFORMATION 1. Please read all the instructions of this manual before using this product. 2. Observe all the instructions marked on this product. 3.

  • Page 4: Table Of Contents

    TABLE OF CONTENTS INSTALLATION ......... . 6 .
  • Page 5 outgoing message setting ....... 19 call screen setting ........20 speaker volume setting .

  • Page 6: Installation

    INSTALLATION 1. Connect the telephone line cord, one side into the wall socket, another side to the base station socket. 2. Power-up the base station by connecting the AC power adapter to the mains socket and another side to the power jack of the base station. The Power LED at the base station will turn on.

  • Page 7: Lcd

    1. presentation of the name and number 2. presentation of the day (*) 3. presentation of the month (*) 4. presentation of the hours (*) 5. presentation of the minutes (*) 6. envelope: flashes: unread calls in memory continu on: all calls have been read off: no calls in memory 7.

  • Page 8: Usage

    USAGE TO RECEIVE A CALL: When the handset is ringing, press any key on the handset and start conversa- tion. PREVIEW DIALING: 1. Enter the phone number (max. of 20 digits) during standby. Use button to edit any wrong entry. 2.

  • Page 9: Paging Handset

    PAGING HANDSET: 1. Press the button on the base, the In-use LED will flash. All the registered handsets within the operation range will ring and the display will show [BASE] 2. Press the button on the base again to stop the paging. Or press any key and button on a handset to stop the ringing.

  • Page 10: Caller-Id

    CALLER-ID This telephone is equipped with Caller Display Function, which allows you to read the caller's name / number before you answer an incoming call. In order to have this Caller Display Function, you need to subscribe the Caller Display servi- ces provided by your local telephone company.

  • Page 11: Delete Specific Caller Record

    DELETE SPECIFIC CALLER RECORD: 1. Once you have found the desired name/number, press , the display will show [DELETE?]. 2. Press OK button to delete the record. 3. Press button to exit. DELETE ALL: 1. In standby mode, press OK button. The display will show [NEWXXTOTALXX]. 2.

  • Page 12: Phone Book

    PHONE BOOK There are 20 memories for the PHONE BOOK. You may store a name (with 10 characters) and a phone number (with 20 digits) into each memory. Three basic operations are: ADD ENTRY, EDIT/DELETE, SEARCH. ADD ENTRY: 1. Press button to enter menu mode during standby.

  • Page 13: Search

    SEARCH: 1. Press button to enter menu mode during standby. 2. Press ∆/∇ button to select [PHONEBOOK]. 3. Press OK button to confirm the selection and the display will show [SEARCH]. 4. Press OK button to review the Phone Book. The first name, according to the alphabetical order, will be displayed.

  • Page 14: Settings

    SETTINGS CHANGE THE BASE PIN: Base PIN (Personal Identification Number or Personal Security Code) is a four- digit code to protect the base from illegal registration and access. The factory default PIN-code is 0000. 1. Press button to enter menu mode during standby. 2.

  • Page 15: Key Beep Setting

    KEY BEEP SETTING: You may select to turn on or off the keypad tone. 1. Press button to enter menu mode during standby. 2. Press ∆/∇ button to select [KEY BEEP]. 3. Press OK button to confirm and the display will show [BEEP ON?] 4.

  • Page 16: Baby Call

    BABY CALL: This feature is specially designed for the little kids (or old people) to make an emergency call by pressing any single key. When this function is turned on, any key-press (except OK button and button) during standby will dial out the Baby Call number only.

  • Page 17: Handset Name

    Prefix Code On/off: 1. Press button to enter menu mode during standby. 2. Press ∆/∇ button to select [SYSTEM]. 3. Press OK button to confirm. 4. Press ∆/∇ button to select [PREFIX CODE]. 5. Press OK button to confirm, the display will show [PREFIX OFF?]. 6.

  • Page 18: Auto Answering (Pdx-1715 Only)

    AUTO ANSWERING (PDX-1715 only) INTRODUCTION: * When the Answer Mode is set to ON, the number of rings for the system to answer a call could be selected as 2, 4, 5 or toll saver. * When the Answer Mode is set to OFF, the number of rings for the system to answer a call is 8 for user to use remote access.

  • Page 19: Play Ogm

    The red LED in the base unit will flash slowly at the beginning and flash quickly at the last 5s of recording. The OGM's cannot be deleted but they can be overwritten. PLAY OGM: 1. Press button to enter the menu mode during standby. 2.

  • Page 20: Call Screen Setting

    CALL SCREEN SETTING: (Factory default is Enable) (If Answer Record mode is chosen, select "Ans Record" to get the Call Screen) 1. Press button to enter the menu mode during standby. 2. Press ∆/∇ button to select [SYSTEM]. 3. Press OK button to confirm and the display will show [ANSWERER]. 4.

  • Page 21: Messages Playback / Erase

    MESSAGES PLAYBACK / ERASE: 1. Press button 1 for 2 seconds in standby mode. The LCD displays [NEWxx TOTALyy] Where xx represents the number of new messages and yy represents the total number of messages. 2. Press OK button to start message playback. 3.

  • Page 22: Remote Control

    REMOTE CONTROL: Line Remote Access: Any phone with tone dialing function can be used to call the PDX-1715 and check Incoming Messages in a remote way. After the PDX-1715 answers the call and OGM is playing, enter the 4 digits security code to enter the Remote mode.

  • Page 23: Multi Handset / Multi Base

    MULTI HANDSET / MULTI BASE This product is GAP COMPATIBLE, providing advanced optional features: * EACH BASE STATION CAN REGISTER 6 HANDSETS * EACH HANDSET CAN BE REGISTERED TO 4 BASE STATIONS * INTERCOM/ CALL TRANSFER / CONFERENCE CALL FOR MULTI HANDSETS * RING PRIORITY Remark:...

  • Page 24: Prioritized Ring Setting

    PRIORITIZED RING SETTING: If more than one handset are registered to a base, the ring sequence can be programmed: 1. Press button to enter menu mode during standby. 2. Press ∆/∇ button to select [SYSTEM]. 3. Press OK button to confirm. 4.

  • Page 25: Conference Call

    CONFERENCE CALL: Any handset can make a conference call with the outside party and another handset within the base operation range. 1. During the telephone conversation, press the button, the line will be put on hold. 2. Enter the handset number, the called handset will ring. 3.

  • Page 26: Pin-Code Reset

    · Keep your telephone away from hot, humid conditions or strong sunlight. · Every effort has been made to ensure the highest standards of reliability for your PDX-1700 series DECT telephone. However, if something does go wrong, please do not try to repair it yourself - consult your supplier.

  • Page 27: Warrantycard

    WARRANTYCARD Name: Attach here your Address: purchase ticket Zipcode: City: Telephone: Modelnumber: Serialnumber: You have a guarantee of 24 MONTHS after the date of purchase of this Telepho- ne. We guarantee during this period the free repair of defects caused by mate- rial- and construction faults.
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