Philips TD9137T/194 User Manual

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Setting the Dialling Mode

Set your dialling mode to either Tone or Pulse depending on which dialling
system is used. To test if the dialling mode works, dial a digit. If dialling tone is
still heard, you have to change to the other dialling mode.
The dial tone
should stop

Setting the Ringer Volume

Adjust your ringer volume by doing the following.
The dial tone The phone will
should stop
start ringing

Setting the Ringer Melody

Adjust your ringer melody by doing the following. Press
The dial tone The phone will
should stop start ringing

Setting the Recall Mode

Set your recall mode to either Time Break Recall(TBR) mode or Earth Leg
Recall(ELR) mode. If in doubt, contact your network operator.
The dial tone
should stop
or
of
Press 1 for Pulse mode A long beep and
or 2 for the Tone mode the dial tone will
be heard
or
The phone will
stop ringing
.
The phone will
stop ringing
TBR mode
ELR mode
A long beep and
the dial tone will
be heard.
Thank you for buying this telephone system. Your telephone is equipped
with convenient features such as full-handsfree conversation, 24-non-volatile
memories and a 10-digit LCD-display which indicates:
• the numbers entered during dialling
• the buttons entered during programming such as:
the call timer icon
the store icon
the ring indicator icon
the mute icon
the handsfree operation icon
In the package you will find the following:
• one base unit
• one handset
• one coiled cord
• one telephone line cord
• one user manual
Description of Features
1
M1 M5 M9
1 5 9
M2 M6 M10
2 6 10
2
M3 M7 M11
3 7 11
M4 M8 M12
12 1
4 8
1 2 3
9
3
R
4 5 6
4
10
7 8 9
5
Bis
0
6 11
7 8

Installing Your Telephone

Connect the handset coiled cord
Connect the telephone line cord
Setting the TBR (Flash) Time
Set your TBR (Flash) time according to the specification of your exchange, if in
doubt, contact your network operator.
You have 3 TBR time choices: 100 ms, 270 ms or 600 ms
The dial tone
should stop
The Memory Feature
Your phone can store up to 24 telephone numbers. 12 are stored under memory
locations marked M1...M12, while the remaining 12 under
M1 M5 M9
1 9
5
M2 M6 M10
2 6 10
M11
M3 M7
3
7 11
M4 M8 M12
1
4 8 12
To store telephone numbers into memory locations M1... M12:
. . .
The dial tone Dial the telephone number
should stop
To store telephone numbers into memory locations
0 9
. . .
The dial tone Dial the
should stop telephone number
Note: A telephone number may not consist of more than 32 digits including
pauses, and the buttons and
one memory location.
Some telephones might need to wait for a second dialling tone in order
to dial the stored memory; in this case, insert a pause wherever necessary
by pressing , if the pause is not long enough, extend the pause duration by pressing
two to three times.
1. Display
2. Memory buttons
3. Store button
4. Recall button
5. Mute button
6. Redial/Pause button
7. Microphone
8. Dialling keypad
9. Shift button
10. Volume adjust buttons
11. Speaker button
100 ms 270 ms 600 ms
A long beep
and the dial tone
will be heard
...
1 12
M 1 M 5 M 9
M 2 M 6 M10
M 3 M 7 M11
M 4 M 8 M12
1
Select memory location button.
A long beep and the dial tone will be heard
1
... 12 :
1 5 9
2 6 10
3 7 11
4 8 12 1
Select memory location button.
A long beep and the dial tone will be heard
, otherwise, it cannot be stored under