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Swisscom Classic D3 User Manual

Swisscom Classic D3 User Manual

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Instructions for use
Declaration of compliance and user responsibility
This telephone meets the requirements of European
Union directive 99/5/EC on R&TTE.
It complies with the following standards and
recommendations:
89/336/EEC "Electromagnetic Compatibility"
73/23/EEC "Electrical equipment designed for use within
certain voltage limits"
I-CTR 37 "Access requirements"
CTR 38 "Telephonometry requirements"
According to directive 99/5/CE on R&TTE, the user is
solely responsible for how the telephone is used.
Accordingly, he/she must comply with the intentions for
use and the instructions for use in the "user manual",
and in particular:
- this product is intended for the Swiss market
- this product is intended to be connected to the Swiss
Public Switched Telephone Network operated by
Swisscom or to a PBX.
- all other recommendations given in this manual
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Declaration of compliance and
user responsibility
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Package contents ........................ 3
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Installation ................................... 3
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Condition at delivery .................. 5
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Telephone settings ...................... 5
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Telephoning ................................. 6
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Last number redial ...................... 6
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Memorised numbers ................... 7
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Use with a PBX ............................ 8
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Programming ............................... 9
10. General information ................. 10
11. Abridged manual ...................... 11
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  • Page 1: Table Of Contents

    - this product is intended to be connected to the Swiss Public Switched Telephone Network operated by Telephone settings ...... 5 Swisscom or to a PBX. - all other recommendations given in this manual 4.1. Setting the ring Telephoning ......... 6 5.1.

  • Page 2: Package Contents

    1. Package contents The package contains: · One telephone · One cradle · One telephone lead · Instructions for use and abridged manual 1 - Display 2 - Memory buttons 3 - Number buttons 4 - Redial 5 - Program button 6 - Command button 2.

  • Page 3: Hooking Up The Telephone

    · Clean the telephone with a slightly damp cloth only. · Never use your telephone in humid rooms (e.g. bathroom) or rooms in which there is a danger of explosion.presentano un pericolo di esplosione. 2.2. Hooking up the telephone Before using your telephone, connect the lead to the wall.

  • Page 4: Condition At Delivery

    3. Condition at delivery The most common functions have been pre-set so that you can make calls right away. Initial configuration Numbering mode: Dual tone multifrequency (DTMF). Pulse dialling (IMP) is not possible with this telephone. R button: Quick flashing (115 milliseconds) Telephone: Ring volume No.

  • Page 5: Telephoning

    5. Telephoning 5.1. Answering a call The telephone rings when incoming calls are received. Pick up the handset. You can talk. End the call. Hang up the handset. 5.2. Making a call Pick up the handset. Wait for the dial tone. Dial the number.

  • Page 6: Memorised Numbers

    7. Memorised numbers Your telephone can store up to three numbers in direct memory (calls are made by pressing the memory button) and up to three numbers in indirect memory (calls are made by pressing the memory button twice). 7.1. Memorising numbers Pick up the handset.

  • Page 7: Use With A Pbx

    8. Use with a PBX 8.1. Setting the dialout prefix If your telephone is connected to an ACU you can program it to automatically insert a three-second pause after the dialout prefix is dialled. Pick up the handset. CodE___ Press the program button then 0. CodE 072 Dial 0 7 2.

  • Page 8: Programming

    9. Programming 9.1. Resetting This operation resets the following functions to their factory settings (see "Condition at delivery"). Pick up the handset. Press the program button then 0. CodE___ Dial 2 5 0. CodE 250 Press the program button. CodE___ Press the program button then 0.

  • Page 9: General Information

    10.3. Customer service Swisscom provides various services to give you the highest satisfaction: - if you have problems calling, dial 175. - to obtain technical information about your telephone, call 0900 900 175.

  • Page 10: Abridged Manual

    11. Abridged manual Last number redial Pick up Press the redial You can talk the handset button Memorise a number Press the Pick up the Press the desired Press the program program button button handset memory button Dial the once or twice number Call a memorised number Pick up the...

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