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DETEWE varix 14 Operating Instructions Manual

DETEWE varix 14 Operating Instructions Manual

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  • Page 1 Operating Instructions varix M2 for use with the varix 14 and varix 200 Digital PABX Systems...
  • Page 2 Mat.No.: 77561.016 Edition 03.97 Release 1.2 We reserve the right to make alterations...
  • Page 3 This cordless digital handset is only intended for use with DeTeWe digital private automatic branch exchange systems. It may not be used directly in conjunction with a public switched telecommunications network. The handset can only be guaranteed to comply with the European specifications for safety and electromagnetic compatibility if it is used exclusively in conjunction with DeTeWe Digital PABX systems.

  • Page 4: Table Of Contents

    Contents General.............. 1 Answering calls ..........13 General key layout ..........2 Hold for enquiries ..........14 Local settings............3 Call shuttle ............15 Call shuttle ..............15 Switching the handset on and off ........3 Enrolling the handset in a PABX system ......3 Transferring calls..........16 Selecting the PABX system..........
  • Page 5 Contents Picking up a call..........32 Intercom messages/Speed dial......56 Pick-up groups ............32 Individual speed dial codes ........... 56 Central speed dial codes ..........56 Variant 1 ..............33 Intercom messages............57 Variant 2 ..............33 Storing speed dial destinations ........58 Pick up calls from other phones ........
  • Page 6 Contents Short input codes..........79 Notes ............... 79 Browsing in the menu......... 83 Menu groups.............. 83 Procedure ..............84 List of important information messages....85 Connecting instructions and accessory ....86 Holder/charger ............86 Wall mounting (accessory) ..........86 belt clip (accessory) ............. 86 Charging the accumulator battery pack ....

  • Page 8: General

    (coverage) area of the wireless network. The base-stations, in turn, are connected to the varix 14 or varix 200 PABX system, thus enabling you to use this system’s many facilities, ensuring fast and flexible accessibility.

  • Page 9: General Key Layout

    General key layout Each of the keys of your varix M2 has two functions. In the following descriptions, the function of the key at the “shift level” is indicated by the shift symbol, SHIFT key – switches from one function level to the other.

  • Page 10: Local Settings

    Local settings Switching the To switch your cordless handset on and off, use the following key sequence. handset on and off You cannot make or receive telephone calls unless the handset is switched on. Menu item REGISTRATION Enrolling the You can operate your cordless handset with up to four separate PABX systems. Enroll your handset separately in each system.

  • Page 11: Local Settings

    Local settings Switching the key Menu item KEYCLICK You can select whether every keystroke is to be confirmed by a “beep” tone or not. click on and off ULDA C (select on/off) Locking and It is possible to lock the keypad to prevent unwanted entries. This feature can also be activated/deactivated when you are outside the access range.

  • Page 12: Display

    Display LCD display When the cordless handset is not in use, the user display will show you your telephone number, and, if registered, your name, so that you can always distinguish your handset from others (idle-state display). When you use the handset, the display will show relevant information, such as the number dialled or the procedure currently being executed.

  • Page 14: Notes

    Notes Since you can be called on your cordless handset via more than one line (as configured by DEVICE key the service department), the handset has a so-called DEVICE key. The telephone number of your handset is assigned to this key. You will need this key, for example, to shuttle between calls or whenever you wish to switch back to the original connection on your own line after making an enquiry.

  • Page 15: Notes

    Notes The MUTE key can be used to switch off the microphone temporarily so that Mute switch the opposite party cannot hear what you are saying, but without interrupting the connection. The fact that the microphone is switched off is indicated by the mute symbol in the display. To switch the microphone on again, press the MUTE key a second time.

  • Page 16: Making Internal Calls

    Making internal calls Press the CONNECT key. please dial int. dial Dial the internal telephone number being calld Make your call… with preselected Dial the internal telephone number. dialling * Press the CONNECT key. being calld The pre-dialled telephone number is now called. Make your call…...

  • Page 17: With Destination Key Dialling

    Making internal calls with destination If you have stored internal telephone numbers under the shift level of the number keys (numbers 2 to 0, ,#- see page 69), you can call the respective extension using the key dialling destination key. Press the CONNECT key.

  • Page 18: Making External Calls

    Making external calls Press the CONNECT key. please dial int.dial Dial the line access code e.g. 0, and then the 061040 ext. dial external telephone number Make your call… with preselected Dial the line access code e.g. 0, and then the 061040 external telephone number.

  • Page 19: With Destination Key Dialling

    Making external calls with destination If you have stored external telephone numbers under the shift level of the number keys (numbers 2 to 0, ,# - see page 69), you can call the subscriber using the destination key. key dialling Press the CONNECT key.

  • Page 20: Answering Calls

    Answering calls Incoming calls are indicated by a message text in the display (e.g. external call) and by an acoustic signal. The handset rings. int. dial Press the CONNECT key. connection Make your call …...

  • Page 21: Hold For Enquiries

    Hold for enquiries You can interrupt a telephone conversation and hold the call to make an enquiry to another subscriber. To do this, press the R key, which will cause the first caller's connection to be “held“. To re-connect to the waiting caller, press the R key* once or press the SHIFT key and the DEVICE key.

  • Page 22: Call Shuttle

    Call shuttle Call shuttle If you are holding a call and making an “enquiry“ call (see page 14), you can switch from one held call to the other and back again at will. To do this, simply press the R key*. If this function is not configured on your telephone, then you can switch between calls by pressing the SHIFT key and DEVICE key (connect to first call), the R key (connect to second call), ...

  • Page 23: Transferring Calls

    Transferring calls Passing on a call You are telephoning and wish to pass on the call internally. To do this, call the desired subscriber in “hold for enquiry” mode by ... to an internal subscriber pressing the R key and dialling the internal tele- connection phone number.

  • Page 24: Transferring Calls

    Transferring calls Passing a call on Provided that this facility has been installed by the DeTeWe service engineer, you can also pass on internal or external calls to another external subscriber. This means that two external to an external subscribers may be connected via your PABX system.

  • Page 25: Special Types Of Call

    Special types of call Operating a If a door intercom or public address system (or several) is connected to your PABX system, this (these) can be operated like a normal telephone. door intercom and a PA system Press the CONNECT key. please dial int.

  • Page 26: Service Menu

    Service menu General The facilities of your cordless handset and PABX system can be utilized in a variety of ways, depending on the model and the key programming. This means that you can achieve the same result (e.g. activating call diversion) using various operating procedures. •...

  • Page 27: Code Entries

    Code entries Setup displays When you call up a facility which has a direct effect on a call (e.g. accepting a call), the function is carried out immediately. For all other facilities, a setup display appears. This provides you with information on current settings of the variable facilities and shows you the options available for making modifications.

  • Page 28: Automatic Switch-Over Function

    Code entries Automatic switch- To facilitate operating procedures, all setup displays which require the enabling/disabling of a facility are provided with the “automatic switch-over function”. This means that, after calling over function up the setup display, the current setting is displayed, for example as “on”. You can now press the STORE key directly, the facility is switched on if it was off, and vice versa.

  • Page 29: Active Facilities

    Active facilities Display of The most important, active facilities of your telephone can be displayed and modified either in the idle state or during a call. Proceed as follows: active facilities (INFO list) Press the STORE key: Message Waiting* Info This switches the display over to INFO mode and you are shown the most important mes- sage.

  • Page 30: Overview

    Active facilities Overview Active facilities are displayed when ..another subscriber has a message for you and urgently requests Message Waiting Info you to call him/her (see page 51); ... an internal and/or external (ISDN) subscriber has tried to call call list Info you, but without success, and this subscriber’s number is noted...
  • Page 31 Active facilities Overview ... you have logged yourself out of a hunt group huntgroup off Info (see page 41); ... you have activated call forwarding (see page 40); xfer/dev > 132 Info ... you yourself have activated one or more call-back requests callback req.

  • Page 32: During A Call

    During a call Transferring calls You can forward calls while in enquiry mode by pressing the CONNECT key. Furthermore, you can also use a pre-programmed key or the service menu for transferring calls. You are talking to a subscriber on an internal connection extension.

  • Page 33: Shuttle Function

    During a call Shuttle function You can switch backwards and forwards (shuttle) between two call partners by alternately pressing the R key and your DEVICE key. You can also use a programmed shuttle key or the service menu. You are engaged in a call, another call is connection being held.

  • Page 34: Protection Against Call-Waiting Signals And Intrusion During Data Transmission

    During a call Protection If you wish to transmit data via a telephone connection (e.g. fax transmissions or modem connections), call-waiting signals or call intrusion etc. by the PABX system can disturb the against call- transmission process. You can activate the “data protection facility” in order to prevent waiting signals “disturbances”...

  • Page 35: Conference

    Please note: The option for holding a conference with two external lines must be set up by the DeTeWe service department. Any of the conference participants can make enquiries to other subscribers or transfer the conference connection to another subscriber (call forwarding, pick- up).

  • Page 36: When The Line Is Busy

    When the line is busy Call-back requests f you have called a subscriber with his internal telephone number or a programmed DESTINATION key, and he/she is engaged or does not answer, you can activate a call- back request. o answer or busy. being calld Call up the menu and enter the code numbers, or press the...

  • Page 37: Accepting A Call

    When the line is busy Call waiting f you have called a subscriber on his/her internal number, and the line is busy, but you still want to speak to him/her urgently, you can indicate this by sending a ”call waiting signal“. You cannot send a call waiting signal if “data protection”...

  • Page 38: Overriding Call Protection

    When the line is busy Overriding call Your telephone can be configured with the permission to override the call protection facility activated on another subscriber’s phone. The subscriber is then called on an internal line. protection ou are trying to call a subscriber who has protected activated call protection.

  • Page 39: Picking Up A Call

    Picking up a call Pick-up Several telephones can be joined in a “pick-up“ group. Any calls to a telephone in this group can be received and answered by the other telephones in the group. groups Another telephone rings, press the CONNECT key.

  • Page 40: Variant 1

    Picking up a call Pick up calls from Your telephone can be configured with the permission to pick up and answer calls from any other telephone, independent of the pick-up group (see page 32). This function can be other phones activated in two different ways.

  • Page 41: Enabling Follow Me On Your Telephone

    Picking up a call Enabling follow “Follow me” is a special form of call diversion. This function allows you to select call diversion from the destination telephone. (You can re-route any incoming calls for your telephone to the me on your telephone where you happen to be).

  • Page 42: Activating Follow Me On Any Telephone

    Picking up a call Activating follow Once “follow me” has been enabled on your own telephone, you can activate the actual re- routing of your calls on any other telephone. me on any telephone Call up the menu and enter code numbers, 233A srce: pickup call...

  • Page 43: Activating Follow Me From A Specific Extension

    Picking up a call Activating follow- A fixed ”follow-me“ can be set up between two telephones by the DeTeWe service engineer. If such a fixed function has been configured, it is no longer necessary to enable the facility on me from a specific the ”source“...

  • Page 44: Answering A General Call

    Picking up a call Answering a If, for example, the switchboard telephone of your PABX system is not manned, all incoming calls can be signalled by a central ringing signal. You can receive and answer such calls at general call your telephone.

  • Page 45: Diverting Calls

    Diverting calls Call diversion There are a variety of ways of effecting call diversion from your telephone to any other (internal) subscriber on your PABX system or to any other external subscriber. What types of call can be diverted? You can divert calls and make a distinction between external calls, internal calls and all types of call.
  • Page 46 Diverting calls Call diversion for It is possible to divert all calls directed to your handset to another number. A fixed diversion destination configured by the service department cannot be modified by you the device Call up the menu and enter the code numbers, or press the 211A dest.

  • Page 47: Forwarding Calls

    (as configured by the service engineer). After the specified time has elapsed, only that telephone will ring. The DeTeWe service department can configure either fixed or variable call forwarding. You cannot alter the settings for fixed call forwarding. You can, however, activate or deactivate variable call forwarding.

  • Page 48: Exiting And Joining A Hunt Group

    Diverting calls Exiting and joining Several telephones can be joined together in a group and can then all be reached with the same telephone, or “hunt group”, number. When the PABX system receives a call for that a hunt group number, it searches for a free telephone within the group.

  • Page 49: Deflecting Calls

    Diverting calls Deflecting calls As a special variation of “call forwarding” you can “deflect”internal and external calls to another telephone during a call. If you deflect calls and enter a destination, the call will be made to the entered destination, if you have not entered a destination, the call is sent to the switchboard telephone.

  • Page 50: Changing The Common Extension

    Diverting calls Changing the One possible call variant of your PABX system is switching over to a so-called “common extension”. When this facility is activated, all external calls normally sent to the switchboard common telephone are signalled on a specific telephone instead (e.g. night service operation by a extension watchman etc.) When the person in charge of the telephone designated as “common extension”...

  • Page 51: Protection Functions

    Protection functions You can activate call protection ("do not disturb") for your handset. If this is done, all internal calls will be rejected; incoming external calls will be diverted to the switchboard telephone or the caller will be given a "busy" signal. •...

  • Page 52: Changing Access Permissions

    Protection functions Changing access The range of numbers on external lines permitted for access is controlled by access permissions (barring levels) for each telephone. This defines how “far” you are allowed to call permissions from your telephone (i.e. the class of service you may use). The following basic settings may be applied to your telephone: •...

  • Page 53: Releasing Access

    Protection functions Releasing access To switch the barring level of your cordless handset back from “restricted access/semi- restricted access”, you require a security code (see page 64). Call up the menu and enter the code numbers, or press the 021A code: unlock SHIFT key and the programmed key.

  • Page 56: Deleting Facilities

    Deleting facilities Turning off/ When an appointment is due, you will receive an alarm call and appointmt.due. 09:50 the display will show the following message for approximately 10 confirming alarm to 15 seconds. Your handset will then switch back to the idle state. calls If you are currently making a call, you will receive a short ring signal and the display message will appear when you hang up.

  • Page 57: Deleting All Call-Back Requests

    Deleting facilities Deleting all call- You can register as many as four different call-back requests to other extensions. To delete all call-back requests at once, proceed as follows: back requests The INFO list shows you that you are still callback req. Info expecting a return call (see page 22).

  • Page 58: Deleting All Call Diversions And The Follow Me Settings

    Deleting facilities Deleting all call You can delete all call diversions and follow me settings currently active on your handset. diversions and Call up the menu the follow me settings and enter the code numbers, or press the 210A confirm del c.div.

  • Page 59: Infos/Messages

    Infos/Messages Activating In your PABX system it is possible to sent a visual display message to any extension with a cordless handset or a digital keyphone (including varix S35). These messages request the message waiting subscriber to call a certain number when an important message is waiting there for him/her. indication Depending on the applications configured, the message may be generated or “sent”...

  • Page 60: Message Waiting-Calling Up The List

    Infos/Messages Message waiting- The numbers of other telephones or external computers can be placed in the message waiting list (MW list) of your telephone (see page 50). This indicates that the other subscriber has a calling up the list message for you and wants you to call back urgently. If a message is indicated on your handset, the acoustic signal is given for approximately 10 to 15 seconds;...

  • Page 61: Activating The Call List

    Infos/Messages Activating You can keep a call list for your handset.The telephone numbers of other subscribers whose calls you have not answered are recorded in this list. Up to four entries can be stored at any the call list one time. The fifth entry overwrites the first, and so on.You can use the following procedure to activate the list (switch the function on and off) and to choose whether all calls or just internal or just external calls are to be recorded.

  • Page 62: Using The Call List

    Infos/Messages Using the call list If you have activated the call list function (see page 52) all the internal and external numbers you have attempted but failed to reach are recorded in a list. If an entry of this kind has been made, the display shown here, to call list Info the right, appears in the INFO list (see page 22).

  • Page 63: Storing An Appointment

    Infos/Messages Storing an On your handset, you can store two appointments for the next 24 hours. The appointments can be given a prepared introductory text, followed by numerals (e.g. telephone number), if appointment required. Call up the menu and enter the code numbers, or press the 659A enter h + min.

  • Page 64: Indication Of Charges For The Previous Call

    Infos/Messages Indication of If your telephone is set up for indication of charges, current charges are shown on the display during self-dialled external calls. If you wish to display charges after a call has been charges for the concluded), proceed as follows: previous call Call up the menu and enter the code numbers, or press the...

  • Page 65: Intercom Messages/Speed Dial

    Intercom messages/Speed dial Individual You can save 10 individual telephone numbers as individual speed dial codes with the keys 0... 9 (see page 58) and dial them as follows: speed dial codes Press the CONNECT key. Call up the menu and enter the code numbers, or press the please dial indiv.ADM...

  • Page 66: Intercom Messages

    Intercom messages/Speed dial Intercom You can send spoken messages to individual digital keyphones or to a team. It is not possible to send intercom messages to another cordless phone. The way the destination telephone messages reacts to your messages may differ: •...

  • Page 67: Storing Speed Dial Destinations

    Intercom messages/Speed dial Storing speed dial Up to 10 speed dial destinations, assigned to keys 0 to 9 are available on every cordless phone. The destinations are called as described on page 56. To store a telephone number destinations as a speed dial destination, you must define the memory position and the number (up to 24 digits) to be stored there.

  • Page 68: Speed Dial Codes With Suffix Dialling And Pause Codes

    Intercom messages/Speed dial Speed dial codes When you store telephone numbers in the speed dial memory, it may be necessary to define pauses between the dialling of individual digits (e.g. in order to ensure a definite connection with suffix dialling for certain international calls).

  • Page 69: Special Functions

    Special functions PABX recall key If one or several analogue lines of your digital PABX system are connected to another PABX, you will have to “earth” the respective line e.g. to pick up a call on one of these lines. To do this, use the following procedure, or an appropriately programmed key.

  • Page 70: Setting Telephone Parameters

    Setting telephone parameters Volume of ring You can adjust the volume of the ring signal of your cordless phone to one of 10 levels. signal Call up the menu and enter the code numbers. 013A input 0 - 9 ring volume Enter the desired volume setting (0 ...

  • Page 71: Ring Tone Melody

    Setting telephone parameters Ring tone melody You can adjust the ring tone melody of your handset to one of 10 levels. Call up the menu and enter the code numbers. 015A input 0 - 9 ring melody 5 Enter the code for the desired ring melody, (0 ...

  • Page 72: Preselected Dialling / En-Block Dialling

    Setting telephone parameters Preselected You can program your handset to use preselected dialling. Preselected dialling (also called en-block dialling) means: you are able to enter a telephone dialling / or procedure number which will not be dialled until the CONNECT key is pressed. En-block dialling When the preselected dialling (en-block dialling) facility is deactivated, a line is immediately accessed as soon as any digit is entered on the keypad, the respective number is then dialled...

  • Page 73: Changing The Security Code

    Setting telephone parameters Changing the In order to change the permission level of your handset and to delete all programmed keys you have to enter a specific security code or password (ex-factory setting is 0000). If you security code wish to change the code, proceed as follows: Call up the menu and enter the code numbers.

  • Page 74: Display Language

    Setting telephone parameters Display language You can choose between displays in German, French, or Italian. Call up the menu and enter the code numbers. GB! 0=D 2=I language Select language: 0: for German 1: for English 2: for Italian Confirm the settings and conclude the procedure.

  • Page 75: Automatic Switchover To Tone Suffix Dialling

    Setting telephone parameters Automatic If you frequently have to use tone suffix dialling during calls (e.g. in order to call up messages from a voice mailbox or an answering machine), you can set the suffix dialling mode of your switchover to handset permanently to tone dialling tone suffix dialling...

  • Page 76: Programming The Key

    MULTIFUNCTION key for connections The most important facilities required when telephoning are combined in a group and can be programmed to the key on the second level of the numeral keypad. By pressing the key repeatedly you can scroll through the facilities offered on this key while making a call.

  • Page 77: Multifunction Key For Connections

    MULTIFUNCTION key for connections To activate an individual facility, press the SHIFT key to access the shift level of the keypad, then press the programmed key (several times, if necessary) until the desired facility is obtained, and confirm the facility by pressing the STORE key. Please note: you are only offered the facilities which you can actually use at the time (e.g.

  • Page 78: Storing Telephone Numbers

    Storing telephone numbers General Each key of the numeral keypad (including and #keys, but excluding the key 1) can be programmed to call up an entire telephone number in the “shift state”. This is done as follows: procedure To start programming: Programming Call up the service menu, press the SHIFT key and select the desired LU2 ...

  • Page 79: Identification Of Suffix Dialling And Pauses

    Storing telephone numbers Identification of When storing telephone numbers on the shift level of the number keys, it may be desirable to mark where a pause is to be made between dialling two digits (e.g. in order to ensure an suffix dialling and international call connection).

  • Page 80: Programming Function Keys

    Programming FUNCTION keys Assigning specific Keys to which service menu facilities are programmed are described as FUNCTION keys. To program a function key, proceed as follows: facilities to keys To start programming: Call up the service menu, press the SHIFT key and select the desired LU2 ...

  • Page 81: Example 3

    Programming FUNCTION keys Example 1.1 To program a facility that affects a call connection to a key, proceed as follows: e.g. for call-waiting indication (cf. page 30) Call up the service menu, press the SHIFT key and select the desired LU2 ...
  • Page 82 Programming FUNCTION keys Example 2 To assign facilities which require additional input to a specific key, proceed as follows: e.g. for deleting individual call-back requests (cf. page 48) Call up the service menu, press the SHIFT key and select the desired LU2 ...
  • Page 83 Programming FUNCTION keys Example 4 To assign a facility permitting “automatic switch-over” to a key, proceed as follows: e.g. for call diversion (see page 39) Call up the service menu, press the SHIFT key and select the desired LU2 ... 0 number key (2 …...

  • Page 84: Multifunction Keys

    Programming FUNCTION keys MULTI- On the MULTIFUNCTION keys it is possible to “stack” facilities. The advantage of this is that you can call up a series of facilities with the programmed key, browse through these using the FUNCTION key and then access the service menu at the desired facility by simply pressing the STORE keys key.

  • Page 85: Example 5

    Programming FUNCTION keys Example 5 Example 5 You want to “stack” the facilities “pick up”, “enable follow me” and “call protection” on one key. Proceed as follows Call up the service menu, press the SHIFT key and select the desired LU2 ...

  • Page 86: Stacking" Telephone Numbers

    Programming FUNCTION keys “Stacking” You can also stack telephone numbers on a free key. After pressing the SHIFT key and the appropriately programmed key, you can browse through the telephone numbers using the telephone key. When the desired number is reached, you simply press the CONNECT key and the numbers number is dialled.

  • Page 88: Short Input Codes

    Short input codes Notes The facilities of your PABX system and telephone can be activated in a variety of ways, depending on the model options and the key layout. This means that you can achieve the same result (e.g. activating call diversion) using various operating procedures. •...
  • Page 89 Short input codes HC30 Individual ... to use speed dialling speed dial. code HC1M P Central speed dialling ... to use speed dial. code HC4P Pick up a call ... a telephone of your “pick up” group rings HD5MP ... a telephone not connected to your “pick up” group rings tel.
  • Page 90 Short input codes HC8CO “follow me” ... enabling at own handset HC80 ... enabling at other extension own phone no. HD8M O ... deleting at own handset or other telephone own phone no. HDCO Deleting all call ... deleting diversions HC00 Call protection ...
  • Page 91 Short input codes H99P Answering a general call ... picking up a call HC04O Hunt group/Collective ... exiting number HD4O ... joining PRC6Mr Operating a ... during a call door release door HC6M ... without speaking via the door intercom door HD30 90 M CO...

  • Page 92: Browsing In The Menu

    Browsing in the menu Menu groups In the service menu, the facilities are divided into 10 groups, according to function. Each respective group can be called up by entering the respective code number 1 ... 0. The sub- menus of each group can be accessed by entering additional code numbers. The “position”...

  • Page 93: Procedure

    Browsing in the menu Call up ser vice menu When entering codes, enter code for main enter code for the Enter code for the sub-group. group sub-group When set-up field is reached, indication is given e.g. S013 blinks on/off When "browsing" browse in the main browse in the sub- browse in the sub-...

  • Page 94: List Of Important Information Messages

    List of important information messages When using your PABX telecommunications system you may see various messages in the displays which indicate incorrect input or restricted operating functions. The following is a selection of these display texts with an explanation of the possible causes for the message being displayed.

  • Page 95: Connecting Instructions And Accessory

    Connecting instructions and accessory Holder/charger The varix M2 handset (portable part) is powered by a built-in accumulator battery pack which is charged via the charger. The charger, in turn, receives its power from a wall-outlet connected ac/dc plug adapter. Only use the ac/dc plug adaptor supplied with the varix M2 handset! Ensure that no dirt gets on the two contact springs that are visible in the charger shell.

  • Page 96: Charging The Accumulator Battery Pack

    Charging the accumulator battery pack Putting handset Before putting the varix M2 cordless handset into operation the first time, charge the accumu- lator batteries fully. To do this, place the handset in the holder/charger. Observe the follo- into operation, wing indicators: charging batteries On the holder/charger Charge indicator is continuously on: Fast charge, approx.

  • Page 97: Notes On Charging

    Charging the accumulator battery pack Notes on charging • The handset and the holder/charger may get quite warm during the charging process. • During the initial charging process or after a lengthy storage periood, the fast-charge mode may not start up immediately. In this case, remove the handset from the charger for about a minute, then put it back.

  • Page 99: Index

    Index Calls, diverting 42 Calls, answering 13 Accept forwarded call 68 Call-waiting signal, protection 27 Accepting a call 17 Changing the access permission 81 Accepting a waiting call 30 Charges display 7 Accessory 86 Charges for previous call 55 Access permissions 8, 45 Charging the battery 87 Accumulator battery pack 87 Class of service 45...
  • Page 100 Index Display messages 85 Diverting calls 38 Indication of charges 55 Door intercom 18 INFO list 22 Door release 60, 82 Intercom messages 56, 57 DTMF 8, 26 Internal calls 9, 10 DTMF automatic suffix switchover 66 Intrusion 31, 68 Earth key 60 Key click, switching on and off 4 Enabling follow me 34...
  • Page 101 Index Passing on call to external subscriber 17 Speed dialling 82 Password (security code) 64, 66 Stacking facilities 75 Pause code 70 Suffix dialling 59, 70 Pick up in a group 68 Switching the handset on and off 3 Switching the key click on and off 4 Picking up a call 32, 33 Pick-up groups 32 Pick-up, directed 33...
  • Page 102 Index...

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