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TIPTEL Ergophone 6050 Operating Instructions Manual

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  • Page 1 Operating instructions (en) tiptel Ergophone 6050 tiptel...

  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    Contents Contents Contents ..................... 3 Safety information ................7 Initial use .................... 9 Check the contents ................. 9 Installing the SIM card and battery ..........9 Switching on the telephone ............10 Setting language, date and time ............. 11 Charging the battery ............... 11 Telephone controls ................
  • Page 4 Contents Speaking keys and telephone numbers ......... 22 Phonebook ..................23 Options in contacts ................. 23 Call ....................23 Send text message ..............24 Add new contact ................24 View ....................25 Edit ....................25 Delete ................... 25 Move ..................... 25 Copy/move/delete all contacts ............
  • Page 5 Contents Organizer .................... 34 Alarm ....................34 Tasks ....................35 Radio ....................35 Radio options ................35 Calendar ..................36 Calculator ..................36 Settings ....................37 Phone settings ................37 Time & date .................. 37 Language ..................37 Tone settings ................37 Alert type ..................
  • Page 6 Contents Emergency SMS ................44 Emergency display ..............44 Cancelling an emergency call ............44 Important information on emergency call functions ....... 45 Appendix ..................... 46 Service ..................... 46 Guarantee ..................46 CE sign .................... 48 Ecological information ..............48...

  • Page 7: Safety Information

    Safety information Safety information  Only use the telephone at places where it is permitted. The use of mo- bile phones is generally prohibited in hospitals and aircraft, and at pet- rol stations.  Do not open the device yourself and do not attempt repairs on your own.
  • Page 8 Safety information  Dispose of packaging material in line with local regulations.

  • Page 9: Initial Use

    Initial use Initial use Check the contents Included in the delivery:  tiptel Ergophone 6050 mobile phone  Power supply unit  Charger  Li-Ion 3.7 V/1000mAh battery pack  Headset  Operating instructions Installing the SIM card and battery The SIM card and battery need to be installed before the phone is used for the first time.

  • Page 10: Switching On The Telephone

    Initial use The SIM card is pushed, with the card's contacts facing downwards, between the telephone's con- tacts and the metal retaining clip. The notch in the casing must be facing the same way as the SIM card. The SIM card must fit exactly into the notch.

  • Page 11: Setting Language, Date And Time

    Initial use Note: You can change your SIM card PIN from the telephone set- tings, and you can also disable the PIN prompt when the tel- ephone is switched on. The telephone is now ready to be used. Setting language, date and time After the telephone is switched on for the first time, you are automatically prompted to set the language, date and time.
  • Page 12 Initial use Put the telephone into the charger to charge the battery. The right-hand bar segment in the charge status display flashes during the charge pro- cess. All of the segments in the display are filled when the charge process is complete.

  • Page 13: Telephone Controls

    Telephone controls Telephone controls The telephone has controls and connections on the front and rear, left and right, and top and underside. Controls on the front...
  • Page 14 Telephone controls Dial key Dialling after entry of a telephone number. Acceptance of calls when the phone is ringing. Confirmation of displays in the bottom left. Redial when in standby. Call of the answering machine with prolonged pressing. Male speed-dial key with prolonged pressing. Enter the + sign by pressing twice.

  • Page 15: Controls On The Rear

    Telephone controls Controls on the rear The emergency call key (SOS) is here. Pressing this for about 3 seconds initiates an emer- gency call. Please refer to the "Emergency Calls" sec- tion for a description of this function. Controls on the left At the top is a rocker switch marked + and –, and at the bot- tom a switch marked "FM".

  • Page 16: Controls On The Right

    Telephone controls Controls on the right Two sliding switches are located here. The top sliding switch powers on and off the integrated torch on the top of the telephone. The lower sliding switch enables/disables the key lock. An appropriate symbol shows that the key lock is enabled. Note: Calls can be accepted with the dial key even when the key lock is enabled.

  • Page 17: Symbols On The Display

    Telephone controls Symbols on the display In addition to the name of the mobile network provider, and the date and time, the display always shows the strength of the mobile network signal and the battery charge status. The other symbols are dependent on cir- cumstances.

  • Page 18: Making Calls

    Making calls Making calls Accepting calls When an incoming call is waiting to be accepted, the telephone rings (if "silent" is not enabled) and vibrates (if vibration is enabled). The display shows the number of the caller and the symbol for an incoming call. If the caller having this number is in the phone book, the name of the caller is displayed instead of the number.

  • Page 19: Dialling With The Redial Function

    Making calls Dialling with the redial function When the telephone is in standby, pressing the dial key without first en- tering a number opens the call logs (also refer to the "Call logs" section). The dial key opens the required list, and then you can scroll up and down within the call log using arrow keys .

  • Page 20: Dialling From The Contacts

    Making calls To use speed dial numbers, they must first be assigned. Main menu Phonebook Opt. Speed dial settings is used for this. The tele- phone numbers for speed dialling must be stored in the phonebook. key is reserved for speed dialling of the answering machine. Here the telephone number of the mailbox must be set up at the service pro- vider.

  • Page 21: Hands-Free Talking And Muting

    Making calls Hands-free talking and muting During a call, you can switch from receiver mode to hands-free mode. You then hear the person you are talking to from the large loudspeaker on the back of the device. You can switch off the telephone's microphone if you do not want the per- son at the other end hearing what you are saying or doing.

  • Page 22: Speaking Keys And Telephone Numbers

    Making calls Speaking keys and telephone numbers From main menu Settings Phone Settings Tone Settings Keypad , you can also set "Speaking keys and numbers" instead of "Silent" and "Click" for the key sounds. The telephone then "says" the digit of every key you press when dialling. When a call comes in, the telephone "says"...

  • Page 23: Phonebook

    Phonebook Phonebook The telephone has enough memory for up to 250 numbers and names. Additional numbers can be stored on the SIM card. To open the phonebook, press the key when the phone is in standby. This takes you to the main menu. Select "Phonebok" and press the dial key .

  • Page 24: Send Text Message

    Phonebook Send text message Sends a text message to the contact selected. Add new contact This is where you can add a new contact. You are first asked whether the contact is to be created in the telephone's memory or on the SIM card. The "Name" and "Number" boxes are then displayed.

  • Page 25: View

    Phonebook View This is where you can display the telephone number and name of a con- tact. Edit Here you can edit an existing contact. Delete Deletes the selected contact. Move Moves the selected contact from the telephone to the SIM card or vice versa.

  • Page 26: Setup Speed Dialling

    Phonebook Setup speed dialling This is where, for digits  to , and keys (female speed dial key) (male speed dial key), you can set up the speed dial numbers dialled when the key is pressed for a prolonged time when the telephone is in standby.

  • Page 27: Call History

    Call history Call history Pressing the dial key when the telephone is in standby access the call history. If there are calls that have not been accepted, and have also not been viewed, only the missed calls are shown in the call log. If you have already seen all missed calls, the call log displays the logs of outgoing, received and missed calls.

  • Page 28: Call

    Call history Call Calls the telephone number. Send text message Sends an SMS to the number. Call details Shows the call details (name, number and frequency of calls). Delete Deletes the selected call from the call log.

  • Page 29: Messaging (Sms)

    Messaging (SMS) Messaging (SMS) Your telephone enables you to receive and send short text messages (SMS). View received SMSs A received SMS is shown in the display. Pressing the dial key displays the contents of the message, the telephone number (or the name if stored in Contacts) of the SMS sender, and when the SMS was received (date and time).

  • Page 30: Send Sms

    Messaging (SMS) Send SMS In addition to replying to an SMS that you have received, you can also write and send an SMS yourself. To do this, press the key when the telephone is in standby. You can also access the main menu and then Messaging Write mes- sage.

  • Page 31: Advanced Message Functions

    Messaging (SMS) telephone uses your inputs to calculate and propose frequently used words. With these input methods, you only press the relevant keys once for each letter. So to enter "Hello" for example, you would type . In a line underneath the SMS text, the telephone shows the word it has calculated to be the most likely based on your inputs.

  • Page 32: Templates

    Messaging (SMS) Templates Ten pre-defined templates for messages are available in "Templates". These templates can be edited and deleted, and you can also create your own. From within "Templates", you can send a template as an SMS with or without adding additional text and with or without saving a changed tem- plate.

  • Page 33: Memory Status

    Messaging (SMS) Note: Normally the number of the SMS messaging centre is auto- matically copied from the SIM card. Memory status This function shows how many text messages are stored on the SIM card and in the telephone, and the total memory available. Preferred storage Here you specify whether messages are stored in the telephone's memory or on the SIM card.

  • Page 34: Organizer

    Organizer Organizer The alarm clock, the tasks, the radio, the calendar and the calculator are here. Alarm Select the "Alarm" function to use the telephone as an alarm clock. You can configure up to three alarm clocks. Press the dial key to access the alarm clock settings.

  • Page 35: Tasks

    Organizer Tasks This function reminds you of tasks. You enter the date, the time and a subject, and specify whether the alarm clock is turned on. At the time specified, the telephone displays the subject and plays the melody. Finish displaying the task with the dial key .

  • Page 36: Calendar

    Organizer Manual input When this option is enabled, the frequency changes by one tenth when keys are pressed. If the option is disabled, a jump is made to the next or previous station on pressing the keys. Quit FM radio Turns the radio off.

  • Page 37: Settings

    Settings Settings In the default setting, access to the telephone settings is with the Settings. Phone settings Here you can configure some of the telephone settings. Time & date Here you can set the time and date. In standby, the date and time are shown on the display.

  • Page 38: Alert Type

    Settings You can also set here the sounds played by the telephone when a key is pressed. You can select between "Click", "Silent" and "Speaking keys and numbers". Alert type You can set here whether the telephone only rings, only vibrates, rings and vibrates, or is silent for incoming calls.

  • Page 39: Call Settings

    Settings Select "Report time the hour at half/at point or the hour and halftime” if you want the telephone to automatically provide a time report at these times. If "Report time at any time" is enabled, prolonging pressing of the +- key on the left-hand side when the telephone is in standby provides a time check.

  • Page 40: Call Divert

    Settings Call divert Here you can enable and disable call divert, and query the current status. Call barring Here you are able to set up call blocking for incoming and outgoing calls. Network selection Here you can set whether your telephone automatically searches for a mobile network, or whether you prefer to select the network manually.

  • Page 41: Emergency Settings

    Settings Change the PIN of your SIM card with "PIN". This change is made on the SIM card and is permanent, even when the telephone is changed. Emergency settings This is where emergency numbers are entered and emergency call set- tings configured.

  • Page 42: Emergency Calls

    Emergency calls Emergency calls Your telephone features an emergency call function that is activated by pressing the SOS key on the rear of the device for about 2 seconds. If at least one emergency number is configured, the telephone makes the emergency call when the SOS key is pressed for about 2 seconds.

  • Page 43: Testing The Emergency Call Function

    Emergency calls Testing the emergency call function Thoroughly test the emergency call function after set-up. This must in- volve the owner of the Ergophone and the people whose telephone num- bers are stored. During the test, remember that the user of the phone is in a stressful situa- tion when making the emergency call.

  • Page 44: Emergency Sms

    Emergency calls confirm this function if you are certain that the telephone can receive SMS texts. Note: If you enable SMS for numbers of telephones that cannot re- ceive SMS text, the service provider calls the subscriber and reads out the SMS. This call would block the emergency number telephone at the very moment the mobile telephone is trying to make the emergency call.

  • Page 45: Important Information On Emergency Call Functions

    Emergency calls Important information on emergency call functions  Do not rely exclusively on the emergency call function. In certain situa- tions (such as no network coverage or no credit for outgoing calls), the emergency call function might not operate. ...

  • Page 46: Appendix

    Your contact for services arising from guarantee obligations is the author- ised dealer where you bought the device. TIPTEL will grant a guarantee of 2 years from the date of handover for the material and for the manufacturing of the telecommunications terminal unit.
  • Page 47 Notes on settlement: Repairs can only be conducted by the TIPTEL Service. A warranty repair does not prolong the warranty period – neither for the replaced parts nor for the device. This guarantee is not transferable and shall expire if the de- vice is sold on to another party.

  • Page 48: Ce Sign

    Appendix The General Terms and Conditions of TIPTEL, which are part of the con- tract for a dealer, shall also apply. In the event of a complaint, the defec- tive product shall be sent to the relevant TIPTEL subsidiary, the importer or dealer along with a description of the defect and the proof of purchase.
  • Page 49 Appendix If you do not have further use of your TIPTEL device, TIPTEL will take back the device without any charge. The device will be properly taken to pieces for recycling.
  • Page 52 Tiptel.com GmbH Tiptel GmbH Ricoweg 30/B1 Business Solutions Halskestraße 1 A-2351 Wiener Neudorf D-40880 Ratingen Tel.: 02236 677 464-0 Tel.: 0900 100–84 78 35* Fax: 02236 677 464-22 Vanity Tel.: 0900 100–TIPTEL* E-Mail: office@tiptel.at Internet: www.tiptel.de Internet: www.tiptel.at International: Internet: www.tiptel.com *(1.49 euros/min.

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