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  • Page 1 Aton CL302 User manual Simply in touch.

  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

    Content Quick guide Keys-definition Keys-overview Display symbols for handset Getting started Safety Precautions Contents of the package Accessories Environmental impact Basic Steps to Install Switching the handset on and off How to use this phone Switching Keypad Lock on and off General functions Making an external call Dialling with pre-dialling...
  • Page 3 Redialling & redial list Services Dialling a number from redialling list Set Combox number Redialling number – and change Activation of the Combox Copy a number to the phone book Set call forwarding Deleting a number from the redial list Status of call forwarding (Combox and number) Deleting the redial list Call waiting...

  • Page 4: Quick Guide

    At idle mode: Ring tone On / Off long (VIP still active) Hash-key At idle mode: long Keypad lock On / Off R-key Short Send flash signal (R) Long Insert pause (P) Voice Portal At idle mode Dial Swisscom Voice Portal...

  • Page 5: Keys-Overview

    Keys-overview Display Symbole Symbols Flashing Redial Navigation-key Connected to a base station Finding a base station (Up / Down / Right / Left Internal calls Internal call is made Internal call is held SMS / Call list Softkey Speaker phone is activated –...

  • Page 6: Getting Started

    Getting started Safety Precautions Contents of the package Aton CL302 CAUTION NOTE FOR EMERGENCY CALLS: 1 Base station ó Telephone calls are impossible if the main power fails. 1 power supply ó The battery must also be charged to make a call.

  • Page 7: Basic Steps To Install

    Basic Steps to Install Switching Keypad Lock on and off Connect the output plug of the power adapter to the adapter socket on You can lock the handset keypad if you are carry the handset in your pocket ó the back of the base unit and the main adapter to the wall power supply. or bag.

  • Page 8: General Functions

    General functions Making an external call Displaying the telephone number Dialling with pre-dialling If the network provider supports caller line identification (CID), the caller’s tele- For Pre-Dialling enter the number you want to call and then press phone number is displayed on an incoming call. If the Provider sends also the name, then the name will be displayed.

  • Page 9: Receiver And Speaker Volume

    Voice Portal Receiver and speaker volume can be adjusted. Three volume levels for the receiver This key allows you direct access to the Swisscom Voice Portal, where you can and six volume levels for speaker are possible. activate additional service s such as call diversion (Service 21, 61 or 67), call waiting (Service 43) or three-party conference with simple voice command.

  • Page 10: Redialling & Redial List

    Redialling & redial list Deleting a number from the redial list The handset automatically saves the last 10 dialled phone numbers. Press or Redial key to open the redial list. ó If not empty, last number will be displayed. Dialling a number from redialling list Select the desired phone number.

  • Page 11: Phonebook

    Phonebook Storing an entry You can store up to 100 telephone numbers. One entry in the phone book consists of 15 characters for the name and 30 digits for the number. Press MENU, select Phonebook and press OK. ó (If you press in standby mode, the phone book will be opened directly) Entering names...

  • Page 12: Editing An Entry

    Phonebook and SIM-Card reader Editing an entry With the SIM-Card Read / Write on the bottom of the base you can read or write entries from or to your SIM Card. Press MENU, select Phonebook and press OK. ó (If you press in standby mode, the phone book will be opened directly) Select entry.

  • Page 13: Message (Sms)

    The sending number 062 210 00 0 for SMS centre 1 and receiving number 062 210 00 0 for SMS centre 2 are already preinstalled for Swisscom. If the phone is connected to a PBX do not forget to enter the access code (e.

  • Page 14: Setting The Number For Service Centre (Send)

    Setting the number for service centre (Send) SMS Alert On / Off Press MENU, select the menu item Message and press OK. Press MENU, select the menu item Message and press OK. ó ó (If you press in standby mode, the message menu will be (If you press in standby mode, the message menu will be opened directly)

  • Page 15: Editing And Deleting Stored Sms

    Editing and deleting stored SMS Delete SMS memory Following boxes for SMS are available: Press MENU, select the menu item Message and press OK. ó Inbox 01 (Numbers of Inbox messages) (If you press in standby mode, the message menu will be Outbox 02 (Numbers of Outbox messages) opened directly) Saved...

  • Page 16: Caller List

    Caller list Caller list and deleting The telephone numbers for the last 30 incoming calls are copied to the caller list. Press MENU, select the menu item Message and press OK. ó (If you press in standby mode, the message menu will be Dialling a number from the caller list opened directly) Select Caller List and press OK.

  • Page 17: Services

    To activate the Combox Service please use the user Fixed means: The call will be forwarded immediately to your manual “combox basic” from Swisscom. Combox. When busy means: The call will be forwarded to your Combox only Note: The Combox is a service of the network provider.

  • Page 18: Status Of Call Forwarding (Combox And Number)

    Several handsets Status of call forwarding (Combox and number) You can operate up to six handsets on your base station. Press MENU, select Services and press OK. In addition to an internal call between 2 handsets an external call can be held ó...

  • Page 19: Making An Internal Call

    Making an internal call Call brokering Press INT. Even though your handset is connected to the external party, you can toggle to ó Enter the handset number. an internal handset and get back to the external party. ó If you want to call all handset, press All. Press INT.

  • Page 20: Handset Settings

    Handset settings Ringer volume for general calls VIP Melody Five ringer volumes are possible for the handset. Ringer off also is available. To differentiate the incoming calls, you can select single melodies to Press MENU, select Settings and press OK. a single entry.

  • Page 21: Choosing The Ringer Melody For The Alarm Call

    Automatic answering Choosing the ringer melody for the alarm call If the ringer volume is off, one desired melody is selected for the ringer volume for the alarm call. When this function is activated you can remove the handset from the base Press MENU, select Settings and press OK.

  • Page 22: Language

    Language Factory settings for the handset Press MENU, select Settings and press OK. The phone book and the handset name are not deleted when you reset ó Select Handset Settings and press OK for confirmation. the handset. ó Select Language and press OK. Press MENU, select Handset Set and press OK.

  • Page 23: Base Station Settings

    Base station settings Ring priority Setting call barring mode Each handset has call barring mode separately. By setting this functionality one handset will ring first. Press MENU, select Settings and press OK. ó Select Base Settings and press OK. ó Assigning the specific handset Select Call Barring and press OK.
  • Page 24 Access code Emergency number The access code must be pre-dialled to dial into the public telephone network You can enter three numbers of up to 10 digits for emergency number. on PABX’s. The telephone inserts the pause automatically if the access code has The emergency numbers are valid for all handsets.

  • Page 25: Caller List

    Date and time Factory settings for the base station The base station contains a built-in date and time. The date and time can Press MENU, select Base Set and press OK. ó be also set if the calling line identification is received with date and time. Select Default Set and press OK.

  • Page 26: Trouble Shooting

    Reference Trouble shooting Technical specifications Symptom Cause Remedy Base station and handset Standard DECT/GAP No display Handset not switched on Switches handset on Number of channels 120 duplex channels Battery empty Put handset on the base Channel spacing 1.728 MHz unit for charging batteries Bit rate 1152 kbit / sec...
  • Page 27 Purchased devices Repair services are performed frees of charge within the warranty period in Swisscom hereby declares that this device meets the essential requirements and accordance with the regulation of the warranty certificate. If a repair is necessary, other relevant regulations laid down in Directive 1999/5/EC.

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