1 INSTALLATION ATTENTION: When installing or replacing the bat- teries, always disconnect the telephone line from the telephone wall socket first, to avoid the risk of electric shocks due to high voltage on the telephone network. 1.1 BATTERIES: (not incl.) 1.2 SPIRAL CORD: Here you can install 4 batter- Connect the receiver with...
1.3 POWER ADAPTOR 1.4 TELEPHONE CONNECTION: Here you can connect The modular plug of the telepho- the supplied 6V power ne line must be inserted into the adaptor. The adaptor itself TEL LINE input of the telephone. must be inserted into a The other side of the telephone 230V AC wall socket.
TELEPHONE OVERVIEW button: to scroll memories and settings button: to delete memories and to switch off the Flash: : ring microphone selector for volume the flash switch button: to dial memory numbers time (see paragraph indicator: illuminates when the microphone is 7.2) switched off Display...
USING THE TELEPHONE 3.1 INCOMING CALLS: 3.1.1 ring volume: use the switch at the rear of the tele- phone to adjust the ring volume 3.1.2 call indicator: the call indicator illuminates when receiv- ing an incoming call 3.1.3 to answer a call receiver: pick up the receiver to answer the call with the receiver...
3.2 OUTGOING CALLS: 3.2.1 to dial numbers: receiver: pick up the receiver enter the phone number using the keypad hands-free: press the speaker button enter the phone number using the keypad pre-dialling: enter the phone number using the keypad use the button to delete any incorrect input and use the P/Redial button to insert a pause press the...
3.2.3 to dial from memories: direct memories: pick up the receiver or press the speaker button press the desired memory button (M1 ~ M4) to dial the related number (you can also press the desired memory button first and then press the button to dial the number hands-free) 2-button memory:...
3.3 FUNCTIONS DURING A CALL: 3.3.1 volume: receiver: use the control to adjust the receiver volume hands-free: use the control to adjust the volume of the speaker 3.3.2 switching between receiver / hands-free: from receiver to hands-free: press the speaker button and put down the receiver to continue the call hands-free from hands-free to receiver: pick up the receiver during a call to con-...
3.3.4 call timer: the display of the telephone keeps track of the call duration this timer will disappear as soon as you disconnect your call 3.3.5 call transfer / R function: use the R/Flash button to transfer calls when calling via a home switchboard or using telecom services (e.g.
MEMORIES 4.1 INTRODUCTION: The TX-180 is provided with 4 direct memories which you can dial with a single press on a button and 10 2-button memories which you can dial by pressing the M button followed by one of the 10 buttons on the keypad.
4.2.3 pause: if you’d like to insert a pause into a memo- ry number, e.g. because you’re dialling via a home or office switchboard, press the P/Redial button at the desired place to insert a dialling pause of 3 seconds 4.3 DELETING: 4.3.1 direct memories: put down the receiver and press 2x the...
When checking the memory, you can call back any subscriber with a single action. The TX-180 is suitable for the DTMF system, offered by the Dutch KPN, and for the FSK system, offered by the Belgian PTT and by the Dutch and Belgian telephone providers for as far as they provide telephone services.
5.3 CHECKING THE MEMORY: press the button to open the Caller-ID memory use the button and/or to scroll the memory (while scrolling, the number of the call will briefly appear at the left in the display) press the # button to check the time of the selected call (press * to show the number again) briefly pick up the receiver and put it down...
5.5 TO DELETE: 5.5.1 to delete single calls: press the button to open the Caller- ID memory use the and/or buttons to search for the call you’d like to delete press 2x the button to delete the select- ed number 5.5.2 to delete all calls: press the button to open the Caller-...
5.7 REMARKS: 5.7.1 time & date: When using a telephone service that transmits the Caller-ID signals via the FSK system, you’ll automatically receive the correct time and date when receiving an incoming call. When receiving the signals via the DTMF system, the tele- phone uses the time you’ve programmed yourself (for this, see paragraph 7.1).
EMERGENCY CALL 6.1 INTRODUCTION: As soon as you press the red SOS button, the telephone automatically dials 3 pre-programmed emergency numbers. If the call to the 1 number is not answered, the 2 number will be dialled and then the 3 number.
6.2.2 to program the dialling time: after pressing the button for the 3rd time, the display will show ‘1t’ followed by the time the telephone is allowed to wait for an answer use the * and # buttons to set the dialling time;...
6.3.3 when the call is not answered: the telephone will keep the line open for the programmed dialling time while the telephone is ringing on the other side after the programmed dialling time, the call will be con- nected and the 2nd emergency number will be dialled immediately like point ‘b’...
Attention: the batteries must be installed when setting the time, date and contrast. 7.1.1 time and date: press and hold the button for 3 seconds; 3 sec the first digit starts flashing in the display use the keypad to enter the following: day - month - hours - minutes flash use 2 digits for each input and use the 24-hours time...
7.2 FLASH: The FLASH function briefly interrupts the telephone connec- tion. This interruption is used for activating telecom services (e.g. Call-Waiting) or for transferring calls in case of certain home or office switchboards. You can set the interruption duration to 100mS or 300mS at the rear of the tele- phone Ask your telecom provider or the supplier of your home or office switchboard for the most...
WARNINGS AND USER TIPS 8.1 INSTALLATION: Only connect/disconnect the telephone wire with/from the telephone when the telephone plug is removed from the wall socket. Never install the telephone during thunder storms. Never install telephone connecting terminals in wet or moist environments. Never touch non-insulated telephone wires unless disconnected from the telephone network 8.2 PLACEMENT:...
NETWORK COMPATIBILITY This telephone is designed for use on the ‘public switched telephone networks (analogue single line)’ of telephony and cable companies in all countries of the EU. However, each provider could require a different connecting wire with plug. This device meets the essential requirements and other relevant provisions as stipulated by the European Guideline 1999/5/EC.
13 TABLE OF CONTENTS INSTALLATION 1.1 BATTERIES .................... 2 1.2 SPIRAL CORD ..................2 1.3 POWER ADAPTOR ................3 1.4 TELEPHONE CONNECTION ..............3 1.5 WALL-MOUNTING ................. 3 TELEPHONE OVERVIEW ................4 USING THE TELEPHONE 3.1 INCOMING CALLS 3.1.1 ring volume ..................5 3.1.2 call indicator ...................
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5.4 CALLING BACK ................... 13 5.5 TO DELETE 5.5.1 to delete single calls ..............14 5.5.2 to delete all calls ................14 5.6 VOICEMAIL NOTIFICATION (only for FSK systems) ......14 5.7 REMARKS 5.7.1 time & date .................. 15 5.7.2 unknown subscriber ..............15 5.7.3 subscription .................
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