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- Page 1 Roosstrasse 53, 8832 Wollerau, Switzerland User Manual DE516C DE532C DE516C Ex...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Contents Putting your pager into operation......................4 Power supply ..........................4 Inserting the battery........................4 Standby mode............................5 Status display............................6 Display Illumination......................... 6 Operating levels ............................. 7 Simple mode........................... 7 Comprehensive Mode ........................7 Main menu ............................. 8 Key icons ............................8 Menu icons ............................. - Page 3 Despite of its easy operation, it is recommended that you should read this manual carefully. Swissphone's alphanumeric pagers can be configured with many different options. The user manual covers the most used standard settings. Depending on the programmed configuration of the pager, the behaviour can differ from the user manual.
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Page 4: Putting Your Pager Into Operation
1 Putting your pager into operation 1.1 Power supply Energy source Type Operation time DE516C DE532C DE516C Ex Alkaline battery LR6, 1,5 V ca. 1000 hours ca. 500 hours Nickel-Cadmium-Akku 600 mAh, AA,1,2V ca. 330 hours ca. 170 hours ca. 330 hours... -
Page 5: Standby Mode
2 Standby mode In standby mode the pager shows its status with four corresponding status symbols. The following status symbols are implemented: Pager on Out of range Low battery New message Display 1 Pager on: The pager is ready for receiving messages. New message: The pager has received a new message. -
Page 6: Status Display
3 Status display After setting date/time or alarm time, the pager shows the status display for a few seconds and then changes to standby mode. The status display includes the following: Time Date Alarm time Upper key (1) Middle key (2) Lower key (3) Number of new Illumination... -
Page 7: Operating Levels
4 Operating levels Basically the pager can be operated in two different modes, the simple and comprehensive mode. The simple mode avoids operating errors made by untrained users or during stress situations, whereby the comprehensive mode allows direct access to all menu functions of the pager. 4.1 Simple mode If the pager changes back to the stand-by mode, it automatically provides the simple mode, if activated. -
Page 8: Main Menu
5 Main menu The main menu is divided in four areas. The key icons, menu icons and function (submenu) icons as well as the function description. Key icons Menu icons Upper key (1) Middle key (2) Lower key (3) Function icons Function description 5.1 Key icons The three key icons on the left side of the display describe the function of the upper key (1), middle key (2) -
Page 9: Function Icons
5.3 Function icons The icons on the last line represent the available functions of the chosen menu on the first line. The chosen icon is displayed inverse. Pressing the lower key (3) moves the selection to the right or to the left according to the arrow on the icon. -
Page 10: Description Of Menu Functions
6 Description of menu functions On the main menu screen (see chapter 5), a menu and an appropriate function are selected with the upper and lower keys. The chosen icons are displayed inverse. Pressing the middle key (2) activates the selected function and its icon is displayed on the left side, next to the middle key. -
Page 11: Read Message
If the cursor is located at the symbol of a message, • on the first line, the time and date of receipt of the message is displayed • on the second line, the address name is displayed • on the third line, the first line of the message text is displayed Depending on the configuration of the pager, the first row (time and date) is not displayed on receipt of a message. -
Page 12: Alert Group
6.2 Alert group If a new message has been received, the symbol ! appears and the pager alerts as described in the sections below. Basically there is a differentiation between priority calls and non priority calls. The setting of the alerts allows different acoustic and vibrating alarm dependant on the priority of the message. A different alarm scheme can be configured for each address. -
Page 13: Set Alarm Clock
6.3.2 Set alarm clock Setting the alarm clock is done the same way as setting the time. To turn the alarm on (or off), the same steps have to be repeated as during setting, however without changing time and date. The alarm function is repeated daily. -
Page 14: Interface / Periphery
The above listed chargers can only be used for pagers with rechargeable batteries such as NiCd or NiMH. Do not insert a pager with an alkaline battery. For DE516C Ex pagers only Swisspone Telecom in Switzerland is allowed to change the rechargeable battery. - Page 15 Reset pager With the following function you have the possibility to reset the pager. Please proceed as follows: Remove battery Insert battery again and press the upper and lower button at the same time In the middle the text 'Factory reset?' is displayed Press the middle button, if you wish to reset the pager Under normal circumstances you will never need this function.
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