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  • Page 1 Top A47 ISDN Operating Instructions...
  • Page 2 Dear Customer Many thanks for choosing a Swisscom product. ISDN These operating instructions will help you take full advantage of your Top A47 telephone. You will find the following features particularly useful: – Up to 5 users on the same set, with individual settings...

  • Page 3: General View And Operating Field

    General view and operating field LED status display The LED indicates the status of your telephone. LED lit: »Unconditional call forwarding« or »ringing tone off« (ringing volume set to zero) has been activated by at least one user. LED flashing: Signals an incoming call when the volume is set to zero (»ringing tone off«) or an incoming SMS.
  • Page 4 General view and operating field Handset Loudspeaker button Menu button Opens access to function menu. User button Change user. EXIT button Aborts functions, switches to standby mode. Soft button Direct access to functions. Call log button Shows the list of answered calls. ®...

  • Page 5: Table Of Contents

    Important information on your ISDN connection These operating instructions describe all the functions you need to apply for from Swisscom. Some of these functions are subject to a charge. The range of services available to you depends on the connection type.
  • Page 6 Contents Telephoning ......................... 15 User concept ........................15 Manual dialling ........................16 Callback / autodial......................17 Dialling from the phonebook ....................19 Dialling numbers in the caller list ..................21 Dialling numbers in the call log................... 23 Speed dialling........................25 Provider selection .......................
  • Page 7 Contents Individual user charges, call charge total ................64 Setting the contrast ......................65 Alarms ..........................66 Text message ........................67 Short Message Service (SMS) ..................... 68 Incoming SMS message signalling ..................69 Handling SMS messages ..................... 69 Create, send or save SMS ....................71 Retrieve, send or delete saved SMS ..................
  • Page 8 Contents Key words ..........................97 Notes ............................ 99...

  • Page 9: Introduction

    Introduction The telephone Connection type Your telephone is designed for use with an ISDN basic access (DSS1 protocol, Euro-ISDN) and can be operated at the subscriber connection (NT+2ab), the ISDN bus (S-Bus) or in conjunction with a PBX. The telephone is powered via the NT+2ab power supply or the PBX. In the event of a power failure, a backup supply powers the telephone via the local exchange (for PBX opera- tion, refer to the PBX documentation).

  • Page 10: How To Proceed

    Introduction Pictograms for operation In general, the operating steps are accompanied by the buttons you need to activate or the sym- bol under which the softkey needs to be pressed. For procedures which do not require buttons or where the button covers several functions, the following pictograms are used: This symbol stands for any keypad entry.

  • Page 11: Startup

    • damage to the connection cords, e.g. to the connectors or cable cladding! Under no circumstances must the telephone be put into operation if damaged! If in doubt, contact the Swisscom Information Service (freephone 0800 800 800). Please keep the original packaging. You can use it for transporting the telephone during...

  • Page 12: Positioning The Telephone

    If the selected position is too far from the connection socket, use an approved ex- tension cable which you can buy at any Swisscom shop or specialist outlet. The telephone is designed for normal conditions of use. Modern furniture features a wide range of varnishes and plastic veneers and is treated with a large number of different polishes.

  • Page 13: Label Field

    Startup Connecting the telephone Plug the smaller of the two connectors on the telephone connection cord into the socket on the telephone base (1) marked with the tel- ephone symbol. Press the cable into the cable duct (2). To do this, use a flat, thin ob- ject to press the cord under the grips.

  • Page 14: The Display

    Startup The display The display is always active and shows menu/status symbols and/or text messages on two lines. Standby display The standby display indicates the status of your telephone. Date Available status symbols Time User code Unanswered calls If more than 8 status symbols are active, these are shown right-justified next to the time. The date is not shown.

  • Page 15: Display Symbols

    Startup Display symbols Some symbols may appear in the first and second display line. When they appear in the second line, the symbols indicate the point at which the softkey should be pressed to activate the func- tion. For the description of operating steps, the column listing the button functions shows the symbol under which you need to press the softkey.

  • Page 16: Using The Function Menu

    Startup Using the function menu Operation of your Top A47 ISDN is menu-guided. To call up menus and scroll through sub-menus, you have two options: Menu button If the display is in default mode (standby) and the handset is on-hook, press the menu button to access the first main menu »Phonebook«.

  • Page 17: Setting Up The Multiple Subscriber Numbers (Msn)

    Press the softkey under »change«. The display shows »Set MSN A:_« with the change cursor. Using the keypad, enter one of the MSNs assigned to you by Swisscom or your network provider. Enter the number with area code. If you have entered an incorrect number, press the minus button until the cur- sor reaches the error.
  • Page 18 Startup The following letters and characters are available on the buttons in text mode: - . ? ! , : ; ' " A B C a b c Ä Ã Å Æ Ç ä à á â ã å æ ç D E F d e f É...

  • Page 19: Telephoning

    Telephoning This chapter describes the various options your Top A47 ISDN offers. All options listed here are valid for all users you have assigned to the telephone. See the chapter »Programming additional MSNs (number, user)« for how to assign other users. This also describes how different users can program the telephone for their needs.

  • Page 20: Manual Dialling

    Telephoning Manual dialling If only one user is assigned to your Top A47 ISDN or if your code is already displayed, there is no need to press the user button before making a call. Direct dialling (dialling off-hook) Select the user. Lift the handset.

  • Page 21: Callback / Autodial

    Telephoning Callback / autodial You call someone and hear the busy signal. This first line of the display shows »Subscriber busy« and underneath this »callback, autodial, «. Your Top A47 ISDN offers the following options: – Automatic redial of this number as soon as the user has replaced the handset. –...
  • Page 22 Telephoning Autodial ISDN Your Top A47 contains a repeat memory which registers the last 20 numbers dialled. This memory is user-independent. Once more than 20 numbers have been dialled, the oldest is de- leted from memory. Select the user. Press the repeat button until the relevant number is displayed. Or…...

  • Page 23: Dialling From The Phonebook

    Telephoning Dialling from the phonebook Your Top A47 ISDN has an electronic phonebook for storing 100 names and numbers. The phonebook is available to all users. The example describes on-hook dialling. To make a call with the handset lifted (off-hook), press the softkey under this symbol »...
  • Page 24 Telephoning Using the softkey to scroll Select the user. Press the menu button. »Phonebook« appears in the display, and underneath »new, «. Press the softkey under » « to scroll down the directory, and under » « to scroll up. Once you have found the name, lift the handset.

  • Page 25: Dialling Numbers In The Caller List

    Telephoning Dialling numbers in the caller list Swisscom supports Calling Line Identification Presentation (CLIP) in the ISDN network. This al- lows your Top A47 ISDN to register all calls not answered by you. This caller list can contain up to 30 numbers.
  • Page 26 Telephoning Saving numbers in the caller list You can transfer the numbers in the caller list directly to your phonebook. The caller list is open and the number is shown in the first line of the display Press the softkey under the symbol » «.

  • Page 27: Dialling Numbers In The Call Log

    Telephoning Dialling numbers in the call log The last 10 calls answered on the Top A47 ISDN are stored in the call log. This list is available to all users. After ten calls, the oldest number is deleted from the list. Select the user.
  • Page 28 Telephoning Saving numbers in the call log You can transfer the numbers in the call log directly to your phonebook. The log is open and the number is shown in the first line of the display Press the softkey under the symbol » «.

  • Page 29: Speed Dialling

    Telephoning Speed dialling For speed dialling, the relevant speed dial button must be programmed with a telephone number or a function/service. See »Programming speed dial but- tons«. Six speed dial buttons are available for storing 12 frequently used numbers or functions/services.
  • Page 30 Telephoning Press the softkey under »change«. The display again shows »1: no entry« (if no change provider is set) or »1: xxx (yyy)«, where xxx corresponds to the provider name and yyy to the provider code. Press the softkey under » «...

  • Page 31: Handsfree/Speakerphone

    Telephoning Handsfree/speakerphone Your Top A47 ISDN has a built-in microphone and loudspeaker. You can conduct calls with the handset on-hook and allow others present in the room to take part in the call. On-hook dialling Select the user. Enter the number with area code. If you have entered a wrong number, see in- structions below.

  • Page 32: Listening By Loudspeaker

    Telephoning Switching a call from handset to speakerphone You are conducting a call on the handset but want to switch to speakerphone mode so that others in the room can listen in and take part. Press the loudspeaker button and hold down. Replace the handset and release the loudspeaker button.

  • Page 33: Microphone Mute

    Telephoning Microphone mute If you do not want your call partner to hear you e.g. if you want to ask a question or talk to someone in the room, you can switch the handset microphone or the built-in microphone off. You can still hear the call partner.
  • Page 34 Telephoning Entering the park code The phone is delivered with the park code set at »1«. The park code is user-specific. Select the user. Press the menu button until »Settings« is displayed. Press the softkey repeatedly under » « until the display shows »Suppl. serv- ices«.

  • Page 35: Etv ® Online

    Swisscom electronic directory (ETV ® = Elektronisches Teilnehmer Verzeichnis, Swisscom Directo- ® ries AG). As soon as an unknown number appears on your display, you can access the ETV within a few seconds obtain the caller’s name and address.
  • Page 36 Telephoning ® Online queries during on-hook dialling Always enter the area code along with the number (handset on-hook). Press the Smiley button. In a few seconds the corresponding name is displayed. ® Online queries from lists (caller list, call log, autodial list) Select the number from the relevant list.

  • Page 37: Incoming Calls

    This allows you to determine the person being called. The Swisscom ISDN network supports the CLIP function. This enables the caller’s number to be displayed on your telephone. If the number is stored in the phonebook, the caller’s name is au- tomatically displayed.
  • Page 38 Telephoning Reject all anonymous calls You can universally reject anonymous incoming calls (where the user has suppressed the number). Once this service is activated, no anonymous calls are forwarded to your Top A47 ISDN To activate/deactivate this service, enter the following button sequence: Activate »Reject anonymous calls«...

  • Page 39: Combox ® Basic Playback

    Telephoning COMBOX ® basic playback You can play back your COMBOX ® basic messages at the touch of a button. First you need to program your COMBOX ® basic (see Appendix »Supplementary Telephone Serv- ices«) and store the code 086 along with your number and area code under the COMBOX ®...
  • Page 40 Telephoning To reject the call: Press the softkey under » « until the second line shows »reject«. Press the softkey under »reject«. The incoming call is rejected and the caller reject hears the busy signal. Or… To forward the call: Press the softkey under »forward«.
  • Page 41 Telephoning Switching between calls You can switch between two active calls. One call is on hold as described under »Call acceptance«. Press the R button. The existing call is put on hold. The previously held call is re- activated and you can resume talking. Press the R button to switch from one call partner to the other.

  • Page 42: Call Transfer

    Call transfer You can transfer a call from your phone to another number. This service is not yet available from Swisscom. Swisscom will gladly advise you on the dates for introduction of this service. If your telephone is connected to a PBX, you can transfer calls internally. See »PBX opera- tion«.

  • Page 43: Three-Way Conferencing

    Telephoning Three-way conferencing The following description covers calls made over the ISDN basic access. For information on operating your phone with a PBX, refer to your PBX documentation and the section on »PBX operation« in this manual. Three-way conference You are conducting a call and want to bring in a third person. Inform your call partner that he will hear nothing during the time required for you to call the third person, even if he is still con- nected.

  • Page 44: Call Forwarding

    Telephoning Terminating all calls You can terminate all simultaneous calls one after the other as described in the section on «Ter- minating individual calls«. Terminate the last call by pressing the softkey under »terminate«. The line is again seized and the dialling tone can be heard. If you have replaced the handset or, for speakerphone mode, pressed the loudspeaker ISDN button while a call is on hold, the Top A47...
  • Page 45 Telephoning Press the softkey under the call forwarding function you wish to activate (in this unconditional example, »unconditional.«. The display shows »No.:« and the second line shows »back« and » «. Enter the number with area code to which the call is to be forwarded. Or…...

  • Page 46: Call Forwarding With Keypad

    Telephoning Call forwarding with keypad If call forwarding is unable to be activated as described on the previous page, this means your exchange does not support the new protocol. Introduction of the new protocol in the public network is currently under way and depends on the extension phase of your local exchange. However, you can also program call forwarding by means of button sequences (keypad proto- col): Unconditional forwarding...

  • Page 47: Hotline (Direct Call)

    Telephoning Hotline (direct call) You can program a hotline (direct call) number on your Top A47 ISDN . This means that when you lift the handset and press any button on the phone’s keypad, the number you have program- med is automatically dialled. The hotline is user-specific.

  • Page 48: Outgoing Call Barring (Ocb)

    Telephoning Outgoing call barring (OCB) If you subscribe the OCB supplementary service, you can block certain outgoing calls (dependent on the blocking set). A personal code is required to activate and deactivate this service. You will receive this code when you subscribe to the service. Activating OCB Lift the handset.

  • Page 49: Phonebook

    Phonebook Your Top A47 ISDN contains a phonebook which is – dynamically managed and can store up to 100 numbers (max. 24 digits) along with names (max. 24 letters), and – is available to all users. You can save new entries (name and number), and edit and delete existing ones. To dial numbers from the phonebook, see »Dialling from the phonebook«.

  • Page 50: Enter Number And Name Only

    Phonebook Enter number and name only Entries in the phonebook are user-independent. Even if you enter numbers and names using your code, all other users can access and use them. Press the menu button. »Phonebook« appears in the display, and underneath »new, «.

  • Page 51: Assigning Attributes To Numbers

    Phonebook Assigning attributes to numbers This section is based on the previous chapter »Enter number and name only«. As described in the previous section, enter a name and confirm. »No.:« and the cursor is shown. and underneath »ok, Attributes, del«. If you have made a mistake you can correct it by pressing the minus button until you reach the error.
  • Page 52 Phonebook Suppress number or enter EAC The first line of the display shows »No.:« and the cursor, and underneath »ok, Attributes«. You have not yet entered any phone number. Press the softkey under »Attributes«. Attributes Press the softkey button under » « until the attribute you wish to enter is showed.
  • Page 53 Phonebook Enter subaddress The display shows »No.:« and the cursor, and underneath »ok, Attributes, «. If you have already entered a keypad function, this is shown in the display. Enter the number with area code. Press the softkey under »Attributes«. Attributes Press the softkey button under »...

  • Page 54: Editing Entries

    Phonebook Entering filter reactions You have completed entering the number by pressing the softkey under »ok«. The display shows »Reaction:« with the setting »none«. Press the softkey button under » « or » « until the reaction you wish to as- sign to this number is shown.
  • Page 55 Phonebook On reaching the relevant entry, Press the softkey under »change«. The name to be edited is displayed. The cur- change sor is positioned under the first character. If you do not wish to edit the name, press the softkey immediately under »ok«.
  • Page 56 Phonebook To delete attributes. Press the softkey under »del« to delete the attribute. Or… You want to change something in a number with attributes. Press the plus button until you reach the letter or number to be changed, press the softkey under »del« and make your correction. To edit/delete several attributes, proceed from the first »Or…«...

  • Page 57: Deleting Entries

    Phonebook Deleting entries You can delete specific entries, even those set for other users. Press the menu button. »Phonebook« appears in the display, and underneath »change, new, «. Press the softkey under » « to show the first entry in the phonebook. Keep pressing the button containing the first letter of the name you are looking for until the first entry beginning with this letter is displayed.

  • Page 58: Additional Settings

    Entering additional users (MSN) To programme a Multiple Subscriber Number (MSN) i.e. a user, refer to the chapter »Startup«. You can use any MSN you have obtained from Swisscom or your network provider for any of the five users. You cannot assign the same MSN to several users.
  • Page 59 If a number is already set, press the softkey under »del« until it is deleted. Us- ing the keypad, enter one of the MSNs assigned to you by Swisscom or your network provider. Enter the number without area code. If you have entered a number incorrectly, press the minus button until the entry mark reaches the er- ror.
  • Page 60 Additional settings Deleting an MSN (user) You can delete any of the set users. Press the menu button until »Installation« is displayed. Press the softkey repeatedly under » « until the display shows »Set MSN«. Press the softkey under »change«. »Set MSN A« is displayed. change Press the softkey repeatedly under »...

  • Page 61: Programming Speed Dial Buttons

    Additional settings Programming speed dial buttons Your telephone offers the option of dialling frequently used numbers or func- tions by simply pressing a speed dial button. There are six buttons available for this purpose. Each can be programmed twice to give a total of 12 numbers or functions/services.
  • Page 62 Additional settings Functions list Manual rejection of incoming calls F02 xx..xx Send DTMF F03 xx..xx Send keypad F04 xx Park/fetch active call via Code xx MCID Three-party conference Connect Microphone off (Mic Mute) and on F11 xx..xx Direct dial F21 xx..xx Unconditional call forwarding to number xx..xx F22 xx..xx Call forwarding to number xx..xx on no answer...

  • Page 63: Set Date And Time

    Additional settings Set date and time Normally there is no need to set the date and time since these are automatically updated by the network with every outgoing call. If the time display is flashing following a power cut or on startup, the first outgoing call you make will update the date and time.

  • Page 64: Clir Calling Line Identification Restriction

    Additional settings CLIR Calling Line Identification Restriction This service must be ordered from Swisscom. When you make a call, your number is shown on the other person’s phone if it supports this function. Top A47 ISDN users can suppress their number.

  • Page 65: Suppress Call Waiting

    Additional settings Suppress call waiting If a second call comes in while you are making a call, you hear a call waiting signal. Every user can deactivate call waiting in order to avoid being disturbed during calls. Select the user. Press the menu button until »Settings«...

  • Page 66: Setting Autodial

    Additional settings Setting autodial If the person you are calling is busy, you can set »Callback on busy« or autodial, see »Callback/ autodial«. For autodial you need to program the number of dialling attempts and the interval between them. These settings apply to all users. Press the menu button until »Installation«...

  • Page 67: Setting The Ringing Melody And Volume

    Additional settings Setting the ringing melody and volume You can set the melody and volume of the ring for individual users. Select the user. Press the menu button until »Settings« is displayed. Press the softkey repeatedly under » « until the display shows »Ringing tone«.

  • Page 68: Setting The Language

    Additional settings Setting the language Your Top A47 ISDN is delivered with German as the display language. You have the choice of the following languages: German, French, Italian or English. The language setting is user-independent. You cannot set different languages for different users i.e.

  • Page 69: Setting The Contrast

    Additional settings Press the softkey under »del«. »Are you sure?« is displayed Press the softkey under »Yes« to delete the active user’s taxes. To exit the menu, press the EXIT button. The overall amount is the total amount of taxes charged to all users and cannot be de- leted directly.

  • Page 70: Alarms

    Additional settings Alarms You can program your Top A47 ISDN to remind you of a specific appointment (once-only or daily). Setting alarms Alarms can be set for individual users. Select the user. Press the menu button until »Functions« is displayed. Press the softkey key under »...

  • Page 71: Text Message

    Additional settings Text message You can send text messages to other persons with an ISDN phone which supports UUS (User-to- User Signalling service). This is not the same as SMS messaging. Since not all ISDN phones support UUS signalling, check with the other party before sending a message.

  • Page 72: Short Message Service (Sms)

    Short Message Service (SMS) Options Your telephone can receive, write and send SMS messages. A single SMS can be up to 160 characters in length. Connections SMS messaging is possible with the following: • Mobile phone: send/receive • Fixed telephone network (device-dependent): send/receive •...

  • Page 73: Incoming Sms Message Signalling

    Short Message Service (SMS) Incoming SMS message signalling Incoming, unread SMS messages are signalled by a flashing LED, the SMS symbol » « on the display and the number of messages received. The number outside the brackets is the number of SMS messages for the active user.
  • Page 74 Short Message Service (SMS) Delete, reply to, forward or save SMS You have read the SMS and pressed the softkey under »ok«. »process mes- sage« appears in the display. To delete the SMS: Press the softkey under »del«. »delete SMS?« appears in the display. If you want to delete the SMS, press the softkey under »Yes«, if not press under »No«.

  • Page 75: Create, Send Or Save Sms

    Short Message Service (SMS) Create, send or save SMS Select the user. Press the menu button until »Functions« is displayed. Press the softkey repeatedly under » «. »Messages (SMS)« appears in the display. Press the softkey under »change«. change Press the softkey under » «.

  • Page 76: Retrieve, Send Or Delete Saved Sms

    Short Message Service (SMS) Retrieve, send or delete saved SMS To retrieve saved SMS messages: Select the user. Press the menu button repeatedly. »Functions« appears in the display. Press the softkey repeatedly under » «. »Messages (SMS)« appears in the display.
  • Page 77 Short Message Service (SMS) Keep pressing the softkey under » « until you find the number. Press the softkey twice under »ok«. The SMS is sent. Or… • Delete SMS Press the softkey under »del«. The SMS is deleted. …Continue To exit the menu, hold down the EXIT button.

  • Page 78: Using Info Services

    METEO Examples: Checking train connections or share prices To find out the next train from Zurich to Berne or the current price of Swisscom shares: Press the menu button repeatedly. »Functions« appears in the display. Press the softkey repeatedly under »...

  • Page 79: Sms Functions On Speed Dial Buttons

    Short Message Service (SMS) SMS functions on speed dial buttons For faster, simpler access to frequently used services you can program a speed dial button (with function F51 or F52), see »Programming speed dial buttons«. Your TOP A47 ISDN is delivered with the first speed dial key programmed for »Send SMS« (F51).

  • Page 80: Pbx Operation

    PBX operation You can also connect your Top A47 ISDN to a PBX. The attributes may vary dependent on your PBX. Please refer to your PBX user manual before connecting the telephone. You can also program several users when connected to a PBX and assign them different exten- sion numbers.

  • Page 81: Eac

    PBX operation Most system require the EAC to be set to access a public line for external calls from your PBX. If your PBX does not automatically insert the EAC, you need to program it: Press the menu button repeatedly until the display shows »Installation«. Press the softkey key under »...

  • Page 82: Entering Eac For Incoming Calls

    PBX operation Entering EAC for incoming calls External calls which are sent to your phone via the PBX are also stored in your call log. To reply to these numbers, the EAC must be inserted. Some PBXs automatically insert the EAC, in which case you need to make no changes to the default setting.

  • Page 83: Internal Number Length

    PBX operation Internal number length For PBX operation, the length of internal numbers (number of digits) must be programmed to enable internal calls to be distinguished from external calls (the phone is delivered with the in- ternal number length set to 4 digits). Press the menu button repeatedly until the display shows »Installation«.
  • Page 84 PBX operation Call transfer on-hook You can transfer a call within the PBX system or externally (your network provider must support this service) by replacing the handset. You need to program the phone for this function: Press the menu button repeatedly until the display shows »Installation«. Press the softkey key under »...

  • Page 85: Keypad Information

    PBX operation Keypad information Keypad information is data which converts keypad codes (e.g. numbers) to specific functions in the PBX. Normally the star or hash key are used to switch to keypad information. Your PBX documentation will advise you which keypad functions are available. Keypad before dialling On-hook dialling: Press the star or hash key first.

  • Page 86: Send Automatic Keypad On/Off

    PBX operation Send automatic keypad on/off If the asterisk or hash button is pressed before dialling, the telephone automatically switches to »Keypad signalling« (default setting: on). In some PBXs e.g. those in which automatic EAC se- lection is activated, you need to deactivate automatic keypad sending to initiate internal calls by pressing the star key.

  • Page 87: Appendix

    Appendix Renumbering If a country introduces renumbering (national access code changed), you can preprogram the national prefix for Switzerland and the international prefix for calls abroad: Setting the national prefix (TSD) The national prefix is the first digit of a prefix. In Switzerland this is »0«. The Swiss Office for Communications BAKOM may change this digit in future.

  • Page 88: Emergency Operation

    Appendix Emergency operation Your phone can still be operated in emergency mode during power failures. How you activate emergency mode depends on your phone connection. Emergency operation on network termination unit (NT+2ab) If your phone is directly connected to the NT+2ab bus, the emergency power is supplied directly by the exchange.

  • Page 89: Resetting The Telephone

    Appendix Resetting the telephone You can reset the telephone to default status as follows: Press the menu button repeatedly until the display shows »Installation«. Press key 1. The display shows »Service menu«. Press the softkey repeatedly under » « until the display shows »Reset full«. execute Press the softkey under »execute«.

  • Page 90: Software Version

    This may take several seconds. To exit the menu, hold down the EXIT button. You need to give the software version and checksum when you contact Swisscom with a problem. PC dialling option (PC Dialer III) The PC Dialer III is an add-on for the Top A47...

  • Page 91: Remote Download Of Device Software

    Press the softkey under »ok« to return to standby mode. If the remote download fails, a new access number may need to be set. If in doubt, contact the Swisscom Information Service (freephone 0800 800 800). Under no circumstances unplug the connection cable from the telephone...

  • Page 92: Troubleshooting

    Your telephone is designed to provide a long, maintenance-free life. Please note • Do not dismantle the phone and try to repair it yourself. Swisscom is responsible for repairs. Contact the fault service (Tel 175). • Clean the outside of the phone at regular intervals, using a damp, soft cloth. For heavy soil- ing, dab a little washing-up liquid on the cloth.

  • Page 93: Summary Of Default Settings

    Appendix Summary of default settings Your phone is delivered ready for general-purpose use, to enable you to use and connect it straight away. These settings can be changed to your personal needs and connection require- ments. Refer to the relevant function description. The following is a list of default settings which remain valid even after a reset (see »Reset«): Function default...

  • Page 94: Technical Data

    • Connect only authorised accessories. • Clean the telephone with a soft, damp cloth. Abrasive cleaning agents or solvents are not suitable. • The telephone may only be repaired by authorised service personnel. Swisscom accepts no liability for damage resulting from inappropriate use.

  • Page 95: Repair/Maintenance

    (cables etc.) Assistance For general questions on products, services etc., contact the Swisscom information desk (freephone 0800 800 800). Disposal – Sort the packaging material and dispose of it at your local recycling depot. Do not allow chil- dren to play with the packaging material.

  • Page 96: Declaration Of Conformity

    Appendix Declaration of Conformity...

  • Page 97: Menu Structure

    Appendix Menu structure Phonebook Name Number Reaction Attributes / Functions Functions Call FWD Type Taxes User Total Alarm Interval Time Mail (UUS) Text Dial Hotline Messages (SMS) Text Saved SMS SMS list Text SMS Tone On / Off Gateway No Settings Suppl.
  • Page 98 Appendix Installation Set MSN Set MSN X User Date / Time Date Time Contrast Adjust ETV access number PBX operation On / Off Outgoing EAC Outgoing EAC: _ Incoming EAC Incoming EAC: _ Int. no. length Adjust Transfer on-hook On / Off Connect EURO / Disconnect Keypad auto.

  • Page 99: Write-On Labels

    Appendix Write-on labels...
  • Page 100 Appendix...

  • Page 101: Key Words

    Key words Display ........... 10 Additional symbols ........11 call ..........35 Disposal ..........91 settings ........54 users ..........54 EAC ............77 Alarms ............ 66 for incoming calls ......78 Approval ..........91 Editing entries ........50 Assigning attributes ........ 47 Emergency ..........
  • Page 102 Key words Maintenance .......... 91 Safety ............. 90 Malicious Call ID ........59 Setting autodial ........62 Menu Short Message Service ......68 button .......... 12 SMS ............68 structure ........93 Softkey ........... 12 Microphone mute ........29 Software ..........86 Multiple Subscriber Number ....
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