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Programming Dialog 4106/ Dialog 4147
Ringing type and
+ Prog + # + digit 1-9 or 0
volume for Dialog
to inhibit (0 is cancelled by lifting
4106
the handset) + Prog + replace the
handset.
Digit Type
1
1 time
2
1 time
3
1 time
4
4 times
5
4 times
6
4 times
7
10 times
8
10 times
9
10 times
0
None
Ringing type for
+ Prog + 7 + digit 0-4
Dialog 4147
+ Prog + replace the handset.
digit 0
digit 1
digit 2
digit 3
digit 4
Ringing volume for
+ Prog + 6 + digit 1-3
Dialog 4147
+ Prog + replace the handset.
digit 1
digit 2
digit 3
Ringing ON/OFF for
+ Prog + 9 + digit 0 or 1 +
Dialog 4147
Prog + replace the handset.
digit 0
digit 1
Program a repertory
+ Prog + press key to be
key or Message key
programmed + telephone nb or
on Dialog 4106 and
service code (digit 0-9, *, #,
Dialog 4147
Pause) + Prog + replace the
handset. The nb can have up to
21 digits. For Dialog 4147,
program the 2
twice the repertory key before
entering the nb.
Presentation of Dialog 4147 Medium
Volume
Soft
Medium
Loud
Soft
Medium
Loud
Soft
Medium
Loud
Off
1. Prog key when programming. The switch 10 shall be in
1 time
position Prog On.
2 times
2. Key Message/ 2
4 times
messages. Press the key for access secondary key
6 times
functions.
10 times
3. Eight programmable keys with 1/ 2 numbers per key.
Stored numbers remain for about 24 hours when
unplugging the telephone.
4. Mute key. Switch the microphone on or off.
Soft
5. Loudspeaker on/off key or headset key
Medium
Switch 9 in position Loudspeaker/LS. To switch on the LS,
Loud
press the key. To switch off the LS, replace the handset.
Switch 9 in position Headset/HS. To make a call, press the
key + dial your number; to answer a call, press the key; to
Off
release a call, press the key that is light on.
On
6. Redial/Pause key. To redial the last dialled number or
insert a pause when waiting for dial tone.
7. R key for sending a 100-ms flashing. Used for specific
purposes.
8. Volume control of handset or activated loudspeaker.
Under the telephone, Data port to connect a modem, a PC
or any other device.
11. Switch with 3 positions. STD for no-message
indication, MW+ indicates a waiting message (straight line
nd
nb by pressing
cable) and MW- indicates a waiting message (twisted line
cable).
nd
. The light is flashing for new
Presentation of Dialog 4106 Basic
1. Three programmable keys. Stored numbers remain for
about 24 hours when unplugging the telephone.
2. Mute/ Prog key.
Mute for switch on/off the microphone. Prog used when
programming after lifting the handset.
3. Message key. The light is flashing for new messages.
The key is programmable with your voicemail number.
4. Redial/Pause key. To redial the last dialled number or
insert a pause when waiting for dial tone.
5. R key for sending a 100-ms flashing. Used for specific
purposes.
6. Volume control of the handset.
7. Switch with 3 positions. STD for no-message indication,
MW+ indicates a waiting message (straight line cable) and
MW- indicates waiting message (twisted line cable).
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