Bang & Olufsen BeoCom 2500 User Manual

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The BeoCom 2500 is an advanced telephone with a
modern and user-friendly design.
The operation and the settings of the telephone are
done by menu driven operations.
The BeoCom 2500 has built-in Caller ID* capability
which allows you to see who is calling. The last 24 calls
to the telephone are stored in the Caller ID list. The
numbers can be shown in the display together with date
and time of each call. The BeoCom 2500 also supports
the Call Waiting service.
In the electronic Phone Book you can store up to 121
telephone numbers with names attached. It is easy to
enter numbers and names into the Phone Book as the
telephone display automatically asks whether you want
to store the number after a call.
An optional module for remote volume control of Bang
& Olufsen audio and video systems can be added to the
BeoCom 2500.
*Caller ID subscription is a prerequisite to this function
INSTALLATION ↓

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  • Page 1 Caller ID list. The numbers can be shown in the display together with date and time of each call. The BeoCom 2500 also supports the Call Waiting service. In the electronic Phone Book you can store up to 121 telephone numbers with names attached.
  • Page 2: Installation

    INSTALLATION • Insert the three supplied batteries in the battery holder on the bottom of the table base. • Connect the telephone plug to the wall socket. BATTERIES The batteries are used for the advanced features of the telephone while the built-in Phone Book and the settings stored are independent of power supply from the batteries and the telephone network.
  • Page 3: Menu Overview

    HANDSFREE Under normal conditions the telephone can be used handsfree. Place the handset in front of the table base and press MENU OVERVIEW A menu overview is under the lid at the rear of the table base.
  • Page 4: Display Symbols

    DISPLAY SYMBOLS • Programming (storing or editing a name and number in the Phone Book). • Searching in the Phone Book. • Is on when the loudspeaker is connected. • Flashes when the microphone is muted. • Is on during an incoming call. •...
  • Page 5: Keypad Functions

    KEYPAD FUNCTIONS Clear • Press Clear to delete the latest entry. • The display shows why the indicator lamp is flashing. • Cancel the function in progress. • Starts editing function for numbers in the Redial and Caller ID lists. <...
  • Page 6 Memory • Search the Phone Book. Redial • Search the Redial list. • Call the displayed number. • Release pause when performing a call. • Connect and disconnect the microphone (handset off-hook). Pause • Insert pause in a telephone number (between the first and the second part of the telephone number).
  • Page 7: The Indicator Lamp

    THE INDICATOR LAMP The indicator lamp on the front of the telephone flashes when one or more functions is activated: • Slow flashes when there are new numbers in the Caller ID list. • Fast flashes when a parallel telephone is in use. By pressing Clear one or more times the display will show which of the functions is activated:...
  • Page 8: Indicator Lamp

    Please note! • The indicator lamp will not flash when the call has been answered by a telephone answering machine. • Connection to fax machines and some switchboards may cause the indicator lamp to flash constantly. INDICATOR LAMP Display reading when a telephone on the same line is being used: MENU SURVEY ↓...
  • Page 9 MENU SURVEY MAIN MENU MENU HOLD MENU HOLD & CHANGE MENU REJECT MENU END & CHANGE MENU 3 PARTY CALL MENU 1 STORE ENTRY MENU 2 EDIT ENTRY MENU 3 DELETE ENTRY MENU 4 DELETE REDIAL MENU 5 DELETE CALL ID MENU 6 RINGER LEVEL MENU 7...
  • Page 10: Setup Menu

    SETUP MENU PRESET VOLUME OPERATOR CODE CONTRAST SWITCHBOARD FLASH TIME DELETE & RESET FUNCTION Preset the volume Store an operator code Adjust the display contrast Store the public line prefix Set the flash time Delete all settings to presettings...
  • Page 11: Make A Call

    MAKE A CALL Calls can be made to: • Manually dialled phone numbers. • Phone numbers in the Phone Book. • Phone numbers from Redial. • Phone numbers from Caller ID. VOLUME During a call you can increase or decrease the volume of the loudspeaker.
  • Page 12: Making Calls

    MICROPHONE The microphone can be muted tempora- rily during a call so that you can talk to somebody else in the room without the person on the telephone hearing you. A beep signal indicates that the micro- phone is muted. LOUDSPEAKER Other people can listen to the conver- sation with the loudspeaker connected.
  • Page 13 CALL WAITING* BeoCom 2500 supports the Call Waiting service. When a second party calls, you will hear a beep in the handset. At the same time you will see the phone number (+ name if stored) in the display. You now have the following options: •...
  • Page 14: Call On Hold

    CALL ON HOLD When you have set a call on hold, you have the following options: • HOLD & CHANGE (hold call A – change to call B) • END & CHANGE (end call A – change to call B) •...
  • Page 15: The Telephone's Memory (Phone Book)

    • Manually dialled phone numbers. • Phone numbers from Redial. • Phone numbers from Caller ID. BeoCom 2500 can memorize up to 121 phone numbers and names. Each name can have up to 16 letters or characters and each number can have up to 40 digits.
  • Page 16: Search The Phone Book

    Entering names: • Press each key repeatedly to make the letters and digits appear. • If two letters are on the same key: Wait > for 2 seconds or press after the first letter. • Enter a space: Press Pause. •...
  • Page 17: Search The Phone Book - Making A Call

    SEARCH THE PHONE BOOK – MAKING A CALL Entries in the Phone Book are arranged as follows: • Numbers without names • Names starting with & - . / • Names starting with numbers • Names arranged alphabetically (Ä Ö Ü Æ...
  • Page 18: To Edit A Name And Number In The Phone Book

    EDIT THE PHONE BOOK You edit an entry in the Phone Book when you: • add a character. • write over a character. • delete a character with Clear. • insert a space with Pause. Exit editing: Press and hold Clear until the display is off.
  • Page 19: To Delete A Name And Number In The Phone Book

    DELETE THE PHONE BOOK Exit deleting: Press Clear TO DELETE A NAME AND NUMBER IN THE PHONE BOOK Locate the desired entry using the “Search the Phone Book” instructions Press Menu, 3 Press Enter Press Enter The entry is now deleted and the next name and number in the Phone Book is now displayed.
  • Page 20 CALLER ID ↓ DELETE THE PHONE BOOK...
  • Page 21: To Search The Caller Id List - Make A Call

    CALLER ID* BeoCom 2500 supports Caller ID so that you can see the phone number of the person calling. The number is shown in the display immediately after the phone starts ringing. If the number is already stored in the telephone’s Phone Book, also the name is displayed.
  • Page 22: To Delete Numbers In The Caller Id List

    Telephone numbers from the Caller ID list can be stored in the Phone Book. Please see Memory (Phone Book) for storing. Please note! Caller ID is normally not pos- sible when the telephone is connected to a switchboard. * Caller ID subscription is a prerequisite to this function.
  • Page 23: To Search The Redial List With Handset On-Hook

    REDIAL BeoCom 2500 memorizes the last 24 phone numbers dialled from the tele- phone. Numbers in Redial can be stored in the Phone Book. Please see Memory (Phone Book) for storing. As a safety precaution while using a tele- phone service the digits pressed after are not stored in Redial.
  • Page 24: Using The Pause Button

    REDIAL TO DELETE NUMBERS IN THE REDIAL LIST Press Menu, 4 Press Enter Press Enter Please note! All numbers in the Redial list are deleted. USING THE PAUSE BUTTON ↓...
  • Page 25 USING THE PAUSE BUTTON If, when dialling a number, it is necessary to wait for a new dial tone before dial- ling the 2nd part of the number, a pause must be inserted. The pause must be included when enter- ing numbers in the Phone Book.
  • Page 26 You may need to experiment to get the correct pause length for your service. This delay may also vary from call to call. Display with one pause: Display with two pauses:...
  • Page 27: Ringing Signal

    RINGING SIGNAL The ringing signal can be set in four levels: • LOW • MEDIUM • LOUD • OFF While setting, the levels are audible when is pressed in advance. The ringing signal has eight melodies: • SLOW 1...4 • FAST 1...4 While setting the tones, pressing advance enables you to hear the tones.
  • Page 28: Preset Volume

    SETUP MENU PRESET VOLUME The telephone can be preset to start all calls at the same volume: RINGING SIGNAL TO PRESET THE VOLUME Press Menu, Press Enter > Press until Press Enter < > Press until is shown in the display Press Enter <...
  • Page 29: Operator Code

    An operator code is used when you want to make a call via an alternative tele- phone operator. When calling a phone number, BeoCom 2500 inserts this code automatically when it is once stored in the telephone. The alternative operator may be chosen under certain conditions: •...
  • Page 30 STORE AN OPERATOR CODE FOR NUMBERS STARTING WITH THE SAME GROUP OF DIGITS Press do divide each group. Example: 1 0 1 0 0 0 to all inter- national calls, or 1 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 4 to countries starting with 001 and 004.
  • Page 31: To Adjust The Display Contrast

    TO ADJUST THE DISPLAY CONTRAST SET THE FLASH TIME (TIMED LOOP BREAK) The correct flash time depends on the type of telephone company, and is normally preset from the factory. • 100 milliseconds • 270 milliseconds • 400 milliseconds Press Menu, Press Enter...
  • Page 32: Delete And Reset

    DELETE AND RESET This function deletes all numbers and names in the Phone Book and all stored settings will go back to the presettings. Press Menu, Press Enter > Press until Press Enter < > Press to select the function of your choice Press Enter is shown in the display...
  • Page 33: Switch Board

    SWITCHBOARD If your BeoCom 2500 is connected to a switchboard you have to store the switchboard code in order to ensure correct function of the operator code. As well, it is often necessary to enter a pause between the switchboard code and the telephone number.
  • Page 34 TO DELETE THE STORED SWITCHBOARD CODE Press Menu, Press Enter > Press until Press Enter < > Press until is shown in the display Press Enter is shown in the display...
  • Page 35: Troubleshooting

    TROUBLE SHOOTING Symptoms The display shows a flashing The ringing signal does not work. Redialling does not work. Caller ID and other special functions do not work. Possible cause The batteries are low. The ringing signal is switched off. • The prefix is not stored (switchboard).
  • Page 36: Technical Information

    TECHNICAL INFORMATION LOCATION AND CLEANING Do not place the telephone in a dusty or dirty room. Do not expose the telephone to excessive moisture. Use a soft, damp cloth with a few drops of mild detergent added to clean the phone.
  • Page 37 Dear Customer, Your needs as the user of our products are always given careful consideration during the design and development process, and we strive to make our products easy and comfortable to operate. We hope that you will take time to drop us a line, telling us about your experiences with your Bang & Olufsen telephone.
  • Page 38 3500898 12-99 Patent Pending...

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