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- Page 1 CD 150 Instruction Manual Safety Instructions DECT cordless telephone with Caller ID (CLIP) and SMS function 08/04hj...
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Page 2: Brief Overview - Handset
Brief overview - Handset Loudspeaker Display Scroll button Display buttons Call button (Off- On-Hook / Stop Hook-button) SMS button Handsfree Mode Alphanumeric Hash key keypad Lock/unlock keypad (press and hold) Internal button & R-button shift button Upper - lower-case letters Microphone... -
Page 3: Brief Overview - Base Unit
Brief overview – Base unit Charging contacts Control LED Control LED (yellow) Power supply; (yellow) Registration Missed calls Copy from SIM-card Control LED Paging button (red) Battery charging display SIM-card compartment... -
Page 4: Ce Declaration
CE Declaration This device, the cordless, analog DECT telephone CD 150, fulfils the requirements of EU Directive 99/5/EG for radio equipment and telecommunications transmission devices. The conformity assessment procedure has been carried out in accordance with Appendix II of EU Directive 99/5/EG. -
Page 5: Table Of Contents
Table of contents Brief overview – Handset………….…….………… Brief overview – Base unit…………………….…… CE Declaration……………….…………….…………. Customer hotline…………………………………….. Congratulations…………………………….………… Safety instructions……………….………………….. Contents……………………………………………….. Performance features……………………………..…………….. Menu structure…………………………………………………….. Using the telephone……..………………………………...……. Using the handset………..………………………………...……. Set-up and connection of base unit………….……………….. Function buttons………………………..…………… Menu path/navigation……………….………………. Navigating in menus and making settings…………………... - Page 6 Delete calls list…………………………………………………… Transferring call numbers from a calls list to the telephone book……………………………………………………. Paging/finding the handset….……………………………….… Telephone book…………………………….………… General ………………………………………………………..……. Opening the telephone book………………………….………… Saving an entry………………..……………………….………… Edit telephone book entries…………………………..…. Selective deletion of telephone book entries……………….. Ringer tone (VIP call)…………………….……………………… Copying from SIM-card…………………………………………..
- Page 7 Games…………………………..….………………….. Text messages (SMS)……………………………….. General……………………………………………………………… Writing, saving and sending SMS messages………..……… SMS to Fax…………………………………………………………. SMS to speech…………………………………………………….. SMS to e-mail…………….………….…………………………….. Inbox……………..………………………………………….…. Reading SMS messages…………………………………..…….. Outbox……………..…………………………………..…..……… Deleting, answering and resending SMS messages received……………………………………………………………. Receipt confirmation……………………………………………. Deleting messages (all in the list or complete deletion).… Selective deletion of messages (individual deletion)………...
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Page 8: Congratulations
Congratulations! on the purchase of your DECT telephone! In order to use the device properly, please read the following instructions carefully to find out how the device works. Safety instructions Do not install the device in the immediate vicinity of heat sources such as radiators or similar, and do not expose it to direct sunlight, dust or impacts. -
Page 9: Contents
Contents • One base • One handset • Two rechargeable batteries • One power supply unit • One phone cord RJ11 • Instruction manual Note: This instruction manual is provided for information. Its contents do not form part of the contract. All data provided are normal values only. The equipment and options described may vary depending on specific national requirements. -
Page 10: Menu Structure
Adjustable ringer tone volume for the handset Ringer tone volume of the base unit adjustable to 5 levels or off Three-party-confernece function Flash switching, pause Alarm function Call transfer and internal calls between handsets Warning tone when batteries are discharged Call duration indication Keypad lock DTMF mode... - Page 11 Received Calls Received Calls Missed Calls Missed calls Caller lists Dialled Calls Dialled numbers Delete calls list Delete all Ringer tone External calls Internal calls Ringer volume Deutsch / English Handset name Italiano / Espanol Handset Language Francais Blue Picture Picture 1-5 Green Menu colour...
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Page 12: Using The Telephone
Using the telephone Set-up and connection of base unit Set up the base unit at a central location in the building, e.g. in the hall. Avoid placing the unit in the immediate vicinity of radios or television sets and PC’s. Remember that the reception strength and range will be greatly affected by conditions within the building. -
Page 13: Set-Up And Connection Of Base Unit
Socket for small power supply cable plug Socket for small phone cord plug Cable channel Open/close battery Connection contacts Batteries inserted compartment for 2 rechargeable batteries... -
Page 14: Function Buttons
Function buttons Display button: List options in display Scroll button: - Navigation in sub-menus (up / down / left / right); - Earpiece volume setting(+ upper button, - lower button); - Open menu “Dialled calls” from main menu - (upper button); - Open menu “Missed calls”... -
Page 15: Telephoning
Within the menus, select the relevant sub-menu or setting point with the aid of the Scroll button. Confirm the selected sub-menus or setting by pressing the Display button “OK”. You can jump back one menu level by pressing the Display button “Back”. -
Page 16: Internal Calls
Internal calls Press the Internal button. Enter the number (1...5) of another registered handset; this handset will now be called. Press the Stop button in order to end the call. Internal use is only possible if at least 2 handsets are registered on the base unit. -
Page 17: Selecting From The Telephone Book
Selecting from the telephone book The telephone book is opened from the main menu by pressing the right Display button (“Names”). Press the Scroll button to select a name Enter the first letter of the name being searched for and then scrolling. -
Page 18: Using The Handsfree Mode While Dialling
Using the handsfree mode while dialling Press the Loudspeaker button (alternatively: press the Call button twice), and the Loudspeaker symbol appears in the display; you now hear the dialling tone. Enter the call number; the call number will be dialled immediately and you can now make the call. -
Page 19: External Convenience Functions
External convenience functions The convenience functions Call waiting, Transfer, Return, Accept other call and Three-party conference must be applied for from your service provider. In the case of Deutsche Telekom AG, these services are provided under the designation of T-Net functions, and can only be used at a main connection, if you have set the Flash time to 300 ms. -
Page 20: Call Back And Transfer
Call back and transfer With the function Call back/Transfer, you can carry out two calls alternately, without either caller being able to hear what you are saying to the other. You can accept a “waiting” call, or call a second number yourself. This function also forms the basis for a three-party conference call. -
Page 21: Internal Convenience Functions
If you have already made two connections, e.g. via Transfer or Call back, and you now want to set up a three-party conference call, simply press the R-button. The currently active call will be put on holds, and you will hear the special dial tone. -
Page 22: Calls List - Clip Function
Calls list – CLIP Function General The CLIP function of your telephone offers the following capabilities: • Identification of the caller by showing the call number in the display before accepting the call. • Registration of up to 50 missed/accepted calls. •... -
Page 23: Calling Up And Using Calls Lists
Calling up and using calls lists Select one of the lists using the Scroll button, and open the list by pressing the Display button “OK”. Select the required entry in the list using the Scroll button. Press the Call button, and the selected call number will be dialled. -
Page 24: Delete Calls List
Delete calls list Individual caller lists, or all caller lists can be deleted via the menu path: “Menu” => “Calls lists” => “Delete calls list”. Make the relevant selection using the Scroll button. Confirm the selection first by pressing the Display button “OK”... -
Page 25: Transferring Call Numbers From A Calls List To The Telephone Book
Transferring call numbers from a calls list to the telephone book Call up the required caller list via the menu path: “Menu” => “Calls lists”. Select the required entry in the list using the Scroll button. Press the Display button “Options” and call up the menu item “Add entry”. -
Page 26: Telephone Book
Telephone book General The telephone is equipped with a telephone book that can hold up to 200 entries, which are arranged alphabetically in ascending order. You have the facility of paging through the telephone book, making new entries, editing entries and deleting entries individually. New entries or changes in the edit mode are made with the aid of the keypad (entry of letters, numbers and special characters). -
Page 27: Edit Telephone Book Entries
If there are already existing entries, these and further options can be selected by pressing the Display button “Options”. The existing entries themselves are selected as follows: Press the Scroll button to select a name or enter the first letter of the name you are looking for and then scroll. -
Page 28: Saving An Entry
Edit telephone book entries Pressing the Display button “Names” opens the telephone book. Press the Scroll button in order to select the required name. Pressing the Display button “Options” opens the telephone book options. Select “Edit Entry” with the Scroll button. Confirm the selection with the Display button “OK”. -
Page 29: Selective Deletion Of Telephone Book Entries
Alternatively, a telephone book entry can be edited within the telephone book option “Show details”. Select “Show details” with the Scroll button. Confirm the selection with the Display button “OK”. The name and number of the entry appear in the display. Pressing the Display button “Edit”... -
Page 30: Ringer Tone (Vip Call)
Ringer tone (VIP call) 5 different ringer tone melodies can be selected for each telephone book entry. Pressing the Display button “Names” opens the telephone book. Press the Scroll button in order to select the required name. Pressing the Display button “Options” opens the telephone book options. - Page 31 Remove the SIM-card from your mobile telephone. Instructions on removing the SIM-card from your mobile telephone can be found in the relevant operating instructions. Pull the SIM-card holder on the front side of the base unit out of the SIM-card compartment. Insert the SIM-card into the SIM-card holder.
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Page 32: Settings
Settings Default settings Language German Name of handset CD 150 Number of handset Flash time Long (300ms) Autom. call receipt Handset ringer tone volume Earpiece volume Ringer tone melody (internal) Ringer tone melody (external) Telephone book entries none Graphics Menu colour... -
Page 33: Handset Settings
Handset settings Activating the keypad lock Press the Stop button in order to switch to the main menu. Press and hold the Hash key until “Keypad lock” appears in the display. When the keypad lock is activated, you can accept external and internal calls and carry out the call, but you cannot make any outgoing calls or open a menu. -
Page 34: Deactivating The Keypad Lock
Deactivating the keypad lock Press and hold the Hash key until the keypad is unlocked again. Alternatively, you can press the Display button “Unlock” to deactivate the function. Setting the ringer tone melody (internal/external calls) 1 of 5 different ringer tone melodies can be selected for internal or external calls. -
Page 35: Setting The Ringer Tone Volume
Setting the ringer tone volume Switch to the menu for the handset settings via the menu path: “Menu” => “Handset”. Select “Ringer tone volume” and confirm the selection with the Display button “OK”. Now select “External calls” or “Internal calls”, and confirm the relevant selection with the Display button “OK”. -
Page 36: Setting The Display Language
Setting the display language Switch to the menu for the handset settings via the menu path: “Menu” => “Handset”. Select “Language” and confirm the selection with the Display button “OK”. The current language (“Deutsch”) is selected in the list with the options: “English”, “Français”, “Deutsch”, “Italiano”, “Espanol”. -
Page 37: Setting The Menu Colour
Setting the menu colour Switch to the menu for the handset settings via the menu path: “Menu” => “Handset”. Select “Menu colour” and confirm the selection with the Display button “OK”. The current menu colour is selected in the list with the options: “Blue”, “Green”, “Pink”. Press the Scroll button to select a new menu colour. -
Page 38: Base Unit Settings
Base unit settings Base unit ringer tone Switch to the menu for the base unit settings via the menu path: “Menu” => “Base settings”. Select “Base unit ringtone” and confirm the selection with the Display button “OK”. Select 1 of the 5 different melodies using the Scroll button. The corresponding melody will then be played briefly. -
Page 39: Handset Priority
Handset priority With this function, you specify the call sequence of the registered handsets in the event of an external call. Switch to the menu for the base settings via the menu path: “Menu” => “Base settings”. Select “Handset priority” and confirm the selection with the Display button “OK”. -
Page 40: Setting The Flash Time
Setting the Flash time The Flash time can be set to either 100 ms (short) or 300 ms (long). Which Flash time you set depends on from which type of connection you want to operate the telephone: · on a main connection with use of the convenience functions or ·... -
Page 41: Changing The System Pin
Changing the system PIN If you want to change your PIN, make sure that you keep a record of the number safe. If you then forget the PIN, the original condition can only be restored by returning the unit to the manufacturer. The four digit PIN is set as default to 0000. -
Page 42: Time Setting
Time setting General In the main menu, the display shows the currently set time. The time and date must be set in order to use the alarm function properly and ensure correct time recording of received/missed calls. Setting the time and date Switch to the menu for the time settings via the menu path: “Menu”... - Page 43 Select the option “On/Off” and confirm the selection with the Display button “OK”. You can either set the alarm for one-time or daily use, or switch it off. One-time alarm Select “Once” and confirm the selection with the Display button “OK”.
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Page 44: Setting The Alarm Tone
Setting the alarm tone Switch to the menu for the time settings via the menu path: “Menu” => “Time settings”. Select “Alarm” and confirm the selection with the Display button “OK”. Select the option “Set alarm tone” and confirm the selection with the Display button “OK”. -
Page 45: Registration
Registration General Up to five handsets can be registered with a base unit, and the handsets can be registered with four different base units. Registration/preparing for the selection Press and hold the Paging button on the base unit until you hear a double tone, and the right control LED (earpiece symbol) starts to flash. -
Page 46: Selecting The Base Unit
Enter the current PIN (four figures). Confirm the entry with the Display button “OK”. The display shows e.g. “Base Search 1”. After a short time, an identification number appears in the display. Confirm by pressing the Display button “OK”. The message “Handset registered”... -
Page 47: De-Registering Handsets
De-registering handsets The possibility of de-registering a handset only exists if 2 or more handsets are registered on a base unit. Switch to the menu for the registration settings via the menu path: “Menu” => “Registration”. Select “De-Register” and confirm the selection with the Display button “OK”. -
Page 48: Games
Games The two games “Hector” and “Bowling” are permanently stored on the handset. The playing instructions are unfortunately only available in English. However, since the rules of such games are generally well known, there is no particular problem in playing the games. Switch to the menu for the game selection via the menu path: “Menu”... -
Page 49: Text Messages (Sms)
Text messages (SMS) General You can also write, send and receive text messages (SMS) with your handset. These messages can only be received by SMS- capable devices such as PCs, mobile telephones, other telephones and fax machines. If the recipient has no SMS-capable telephone, he will receive the SMS as a speech message. -
Page 50: Writing, Saving And Sending Sms Messages
Anny Way : 01805 266 900 or http//www.annyway.de/servlet/PB/menu/1005438/index.html http://www.sms-im-festnetz.de Writing, saving and sending SMS messages An SMS may be no more than 160 characters in length. Every SMS that you send will be automatically saved and placed in the outgoing SMS list. You can also save and store messages prepared for sending in this list. - Page 51 Character table (Standard) Button Character Change character You can enter the letters in two different modes: Standard entry – in this mode you must keep pressing the letter button until the required letter or character appears. To avoid having to refer to the letter and character table, the letters and characters are shown in the 1 display line.
- Page 52 If Eatoni is shown in the display, you are in the Eatoni writing mode, and can select the letters or characters by pressing the # button. When writing words you have already used, this writing aid assists you by suggesting the required letter or character after a single press.
- Page 53 Example: 0721 123456789 - National call number 017x 123456789 – Mobile phone call number 0049 721 123456789 – Call number with international code.* Set the menu cursor to Send to. Confirm the transmission with the Display button. The last call number used appears in the display. Delete this by pressing the Display button Delete, if you need another number.
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Page 54: Sms To Fax
SMS to Fax You can also send an SMS message to a fax address. Deutsche Telekom AG offers 3 different fax layouts for selection: Standard fax, German 99 Standard fax, English 98 Congratulations fax If you are using Anny Way, this service is not yet available at the time of printing. -
Page 55: Sms To Speech
SMS to speech In this case, the SMS message will be converted into a speech message, and can then be sent to any telephone connection. Deutsche Telekom: If the recipient has no SMS-capable telephone, the SMS will be redirected to the T-Net Box of Deutsche Telekom. The recipient can collect the message from here in accordance with the established regulations. -
Page 56: Sms To E-Mail
Message Send 072112345678: 773324 Hallo Max..Note: Current information is available under : http://www.sms-im-festnetz.de or the telephone service, or by fax call-up from: 01805 266 900 (cost 0.125 € per minute) . SMS to e-mail You can also send SMS messages to an e-mail address. Please note that the e-mail address is in this case part of the SMS, i.e. -
Page 57: Inbox
Send Message Message Message Message 8000 mustermann@name.de mustermann@name.de mustermann@name.de mustermann@name.de Hallo Max..Hallo Max..Hallo Max..Hallo Max..The SMS message must now be sent to the abbreviated dialling call number for the e-mail service 8 0 0 0! Anny Way: Enter the e-mail address (Q can also be entered instead of @) at the beginning of your text message, separating the address from the following text by means of a colon (:). -
Page 58: Outbox
Open the SMS menu. Select Inbox using the Scroll button. Confirm the selection with the Display button OK. Select the text message using the Scroll button. Confirm the selection with the Display button Read. The text message will be shown in the display. You can navigate within the text message with the aid of the Scroll button. -
Page 59: Deleting, Answering And Resending Sms Messages Received
Deleting, answering and resending SMS messages received Once you have read your new message(s), you can either delete them, answer them or redirect them to another recipient. You are now in the SMS menu, and have read your new messages. Press the Display button Options. -
Page 60: Receipt Confirmation
If you would like to redirect the SMS to another recipient, select Forward. Confirm the selection with the Display button OK. Select the required menu item with the Scroll button and confirm it with the Display button OK Enter the recipient call number, or find it from the telephone book. -
Page 61: Deleting Messages (All In The List Or Complete Deletion)
You can also set the menu permanently for receipt confirmations, so that the entry of the above character sequence is no longer required. Write the required SMS as usual. Press the Display button Options. Select the menu item Notify with the Scroll button. Confirm your selection with the Display button OK. -
Page 62: Selective Deletion Of Messages (Individual Deletion)
Selective deletion of messages (individual deletion) Press the left Display button twice to get to the SMS menu. Select with the Scroll button the menu item Inbox or Outbox. Confirm your selection with the Display button OK. Select the entry to be deleted using the Scroll button. Confirm your selection with the Display button Read. -
Page 63: Registering/De-Registering As A User Of The Sms Service For Landline
If you would like to keep the number shown, confirm this with the Display button OK. To change it, press the Display button Delete repeatedly until the set number is deleted. Then enter the required SMS centre and save it by pressing the Display button OK. -
Page 64: Sms Redirection
Message Send You can also de-register yourself by sending an SMS with the text ABMELD (DE-REGISTER) to the call number 8 8 8 8. Incoming SMS messages will then be read out. Anny Way As soon as you have sent your first SMS by landline, your connection will automatically be activated for the receipt of SMS messages. -
Page 65: Activating Redirection
Activating redirection Send an SMS to the call number 8 8 8 8 with the following contents: WZIEL (blank space) Sending method (blank space) Call number The following sending methods are available: TEL for an SMS-capable landline telephone FAX for a fax call number TBOX TBOX for the T-Net Box, answering machine of Deutsche Telekom... -
Page 66: Setting The Device Number
In order to be able to send and receive (save) SMS messages again, you must free up more memory space, i.e. Delete memory. Deleting messages can be carried out selectively in the incoming and outgoing lists, or you can delete all SMS messages at once. Inserting special characters You can also insert special characters (symbols) in your SMS. -
Page 67: Setting The Message Tone
Select the menu item Settings with the Scroll button. Confirm your selection with the Display button OK. Select the menu item Message type with the Scroll button Confirm your selection with the Display button OK. Select with the Scroll button between text, fax and e-mail. Confirm your selection with the Display button OK. -
Page 68: Guarantee
Guarantee* ITM Technology AG gives a guarantee for materials and manufacturing of 24 months from the date of purchase. Please keep the purchase receipt, invoice or delivery note as proof of the purchase date. If articles are sent in for repair without purchase documents, repair can only be carried out as a chargeable service. -
Page 69: Technical Data
Technical data System Analog DECT telephone Power supply: Base unit Primary: 230 V AC / 50 Hz / 50 mA Secondary: 8 V DC / 300 mA 9 V DC / 120 mA Cordless unit 2 rechargeable batteries, Type AAA NiMH 1.2 V / 750 mAh, Ambient temperature: 5 °C to +35 °C;... -
Page 70: Fault-Finding
Fault-finding No display Check that the batteries are inserted correctly. Place the handset in the charging compartment in order to recharge the batteries. Remove the batteries from the handset, re-insert them, and switch the handset on again. The batteries are discharged Check that the batteries are inserted correctly. - Page 71 SMS messages cannot be sent/received Check that you have the required connection (CLIP must be activated). Check that the provider number is entered with the service centre, and that you have been registered.
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Page 72: Brief Instructions
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Page 73: Index
Index Answering machine 65 Alarm 32, 42, 43, 44 Alarm tone 44 Automatic call acceptance 37 Background pictures 9, 36 Base 3, 9, 10, 12, 16, 20, 25, 31, 32, 37, 38, 39, 40, 41, 45, 46, 47, 69, 70 Batteries 8, 9, 10, 12, 13, 69, 70 Brief instruction 72 Brief overview 2, 3... - Page 74 Date 42, 6 Default settings 32, 70 Delete 15, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 28, 29, 35, 50, 52, 53, 58, 59, 61, 62, 63, 65, 66 Delete selectively 23, 29 Dialling 15, 16, 17, 22, 32, 36, 37, 68, 69, 70,72 Display 2, 9, 12, 14, 15, 17, 18, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30, 31, 33, 34, 35, 36, 36, 37, 38, 39, 40, 41, 42, 44, 45, 46, 47, 48, 50, 51, 52, 53, 54, 55, 56, 57, 58, 59, 60, 61, 62, 63, 65, 66,67...
- Page 75 Menu colour 32, 37 Menu structure 10 Navigation 14 Notify 52, 54, 59, 60, 61 Outbox 7, 50, 53, 58, 65,66 Paging 3, 25, 45 Performance features 9, 49 PIN 32, 41, 46, 47, 70 Power supply unit 9, 12 Priority 39 Recycling 69 Redirect 64, 65...
- Page 76 Transfer 14,19, 20, 21, 40, 72 Transferring calls 59, 60, 64, 65 Using the handset 12...
- Page 77 Dear Customer, Please note that the deactivation of the security code referred to on Page 30 of these operating instructions is currently only possible with T-Mobile (T - D1) SIM-cards. If you are using a different SIM-card, please ask your service provider about the possibility of deactivating the security code.
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