Siemens Profiset 3010 Bedienungsanleitung

Profiset 3010

HiPath 1100

User Manual

Manual de instruções

Instrucciones de Manejo

Manuel d’utilisateur

COV 01.FM Seite 1 Dienstag, 5. Oktober 2004 10:14 10

Learning to use your telephone

1) Telephone labeling strip

2) Conference and two-touch memory

key (*)

3) Call waiting and two-touch memory key

(*)

4) Follow-me and two-touch memory

key (*)

5) Disconnect and two-touch memory key

(*)

6) Mailbox and two–touch memory

key (*)

7) Operator and two-touch memory

key

8) One-touch and two-touch memory

key

9) REDIAL key

10) MEM key

11) FLASH key

12) PROG / PAUSE key

13) MUTE key

14) Numeric keypad

15) Handset support

16) Wall mounting slot

(*)depends on whether your local operato

provides this service

Installation

Handset cord

Connect the long end of the handset cord

to the socket marked with the symbol

(position 17). Insert the cord into the cable

duct (position 20) and attach the short end

to the handset.

Line cord

Connect the line cord to the socket marked

with the symbol (position 18). Insert the

cord into the cable duct (position 21), from

above or below depending on where your

telephone connection is. Attach the other

end to the telephone jack (RJ11).

Wall-mount installation

The telephone can be mounted on a wall

using the two holes on the underside of the

telephone (position 19). Drill the holes with

a 6 mm drill bit, using the template (

indicates the hole positions) provided on

page 54 of this manual (dowels and screws

are not included). Use a screwdriver to

snap out the handset clip (position 22), as

shown in detail Aand insert it into the wall

mounting slot (position 16), as shown in

detail B.

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Recommendations for installation

Please observe the following guidelines:

• For your own safety and protection, do

not use the telephone in locations with

extreme heat or humidity. The telephone

is designed to operate at temperatures

between +5ºC and +55ºC and is not

water-proof.

• Some parts of the telephone, such as the

rubber feet, may leave marks on

varnished furniture.

• Place the telephone at least one meter

away from devices such as cordless

phones or TV sets. These devices may

cause interference with the telephone.

• Use a damp or antistatic cloth to clean

the telephone. Never use a dry cloth

(danger of electrostatic discharge) or

abrasive cleaning agents.

• When the telephone reaches the end of

its service life, dispose of it in an

environmentally friendly fashion, in

accordance with the local legal

requirements.

General programming considerations

Functions can be programmed by pressing

the PROG key at the end of each

programming operation. You can cancel an

operation (for example in the case of an

error) by simply replacing the handset

instead of pressing the PROG key . In

this case, the previously programmed

function will be retained.

Confirmation tone (beep)

A confirmation tone (beep) is emitted

whenever a key is pressed. When a

function has been programmed

successfully, a long confirmation tone is

emitted. If programming was unsuccessful,

three short error tones are emitted.

Disabling the tones:

Press the PROG key

: Enter the code 1110

Press the PROG key

Reenabling the tones:

Press the PROG key

: Enter the code 1111

Press the PROG key

Detail A

Detail B

Setting the dialing mode (tone/pulse)

Your telephone must be programmed for

TONE dialing or PULSE dialing, depending

on the telephone line it is connected to. The

default factory setting is TONE dialing with

a flash time of 270 ms (DTMF).

Checking the dialing mode:

Press any numeric key. If you can still hear

a dialing tone, change to the other dialing

mode.

Changing the dialing mode:

To set the dialing mode to PULSE or

TONE, proceed as follows:

Lift the handset

Press the PROG key

Press the key

Press digit 1 to change to TONE or

digit 2 to change to PULSE

Press the PROG key

Replace the handset

Temporary change of dialing mode:

While the telephone is set to PULSE dialing

it may be necessary to temporarily change

the dialing mode to TONE dialing.

• Example: You want to check your

banking balance using a telebanking

service. Make the call in the usual way,

and once the connection has been

established, press . The dialing mode

will now change to TONE dialing. When

you have finished the call, replace the

handset and the telephone will

automatically revert to PULSE dialing.

Setting the ringer volume and melody

This telephone offers three melodies and

three ringer volumes.

Setting the ringer volume:

Lift the handset

Press the PROG key

Enter one of the codes below,

depending on the desired option:

• 51 low volume

• 52 medium volume

• 53 high volume

Press the PROG key

Listen for the confirmation tone (long

beep)

Replace the handset

Note:

The volume can also be programmed while

the telephone is ringing and without having

to lift the handset. In this case, the key

toggles between the 3 available volume

levels.

Setting the melody:

Lift the handset

Press the PROG key

Enter one of the codes below,

depending on the desired option:

• 61 melody 1

• 62 melody 2

• 63 melody 3

Press the PROG key

Listen for the confirmation tone (long

beep)

Replace the handset

Note:

The melody can also be programmed while

the telephone is ringing and without having

to lift the handset. In this situation, the

key toggles between the 3 available

melodies.

REDIAL key

In order to redial the last number dialed, lift

the handset and press the REDIAL key .

If the last number dialed contains more

than 32 digits, the REDIAL function will not

work properly.

MUTE key

When you press the MUTE key during a

call, the microphone is switched off and the

other party cannot hear you. To resume a

normal conversation, press the MUTE key

again. While MUTE is enabled, the other

party will hear music on hold (MOH). If

necessary, MOH can be disabled. When

MOH is disabled, you will be able hear the

other party whereas the other party will not

be able to hear you.

Enabling MOH:

Lift the handset

Press the PROG key

Enter the code 1101

Press the PROG key

Listen for the confirmation tone (long

beep)

Replace the handset

Disabling MOH:

Lift the handset

Press the PROG key

Enter the code 1100

Press the PROG key

Listen for the confirmation tone (long

beep)

Replace the handset

PAUSE key

This key can be used when the telephone

is connected to a PBX system. It inserts an

interdigit pause of approximately 3.6

seconds, starting with the first digit when

you press the PAUSE key . These

pauses can be stored in one-touch

memories, two-touch memories or on the

REDIAL key .

FLASH key (special features)

The FLASH key allows you to use a

number of special features (follow-me, call

waiting, conference, etc.) provided your

telephone is connected to a digital Central

Office or to a PBX system.

The default factory flash is 270 ms. It may

be necessary to program a different flash

time. If you have problems using the flash

key, refer to the documentation of your PBX

to determine the recommended flash time.

Changing the flash time:

To change the programmed flash time,

proceed as follows:

Lift the handset

Press the PROG key

Enter one of the codes below,

depending on the desired flash time:

• 1950 for 90 ms flash time

• 1951 for 120 ms flash time

• 1952 for 270 ms flash time

• 1953 for 375 ms flash time

• 1954 for 600 ms flash time

Press the PROG key

Listen for the confirmation tone (long

beep)

Replace the handset

Storing phone numbers in memories

The telephone has 14 memories: 10 two-

touch memories, accessed by the MEM key

and four one-touch memories (position 8

on page 1). Each of these memories can

store up to 32 digits.

Storing phone numbers in one-touch

memories:

Lift the handset

Press the PROG key

Press one of the four one-touch

memory keys

Enter the phone number to be stored

Press the PROG key

Listen for the confirmation tone (long

beep)

Replace the handset

Using one-touch memories to make a

call:

Lift the handset

Press the desired one-touch memory

key

Erasing one-touch memories:

Lift the handset

Press the PROG key

Press the one-touch memory key that

you want to erase

Press the PROG key

Listen for the confirmation tone (long

beep)

Replace the handset

Storing phone numbers in two-touch

memories:

Lift the handset

Press the PROG key

Press the MEM key

Press one of the two-touch memory

keys

: Enter the phone number to be stored

Press the PROG key

Listen for the confirmation tone (long

beep)

Replace the handset

Using two-touch memories to make a

call:

Lift the handset

Press the MEM key

Press the desired two-touch memory

key

Erasing two-touch memories:

Lift the handset

Press the PROG key

Press the MEM key

Press the two-touch memory key that

you want to erase

Press the PROG key

Listen for the confirmation tone (long

beep)

Replace the handset

Note:

• Phone numbers longer than 32 digits

cannot not be stored in the memory.

• The keys and are stored

regardless of the dialing mode used, but

they only work in TONE dialing mode.

• It is possible to store an external

telephone number in one of the one-

touch or two-touch memories when the

telephone is connected to a PBX system.

Simply insert the trunk access code

before the phone number you want to

store. If the code is not programmed,

insert a pause (PAUSE key ) after the

trunk access code.

Instructions for use with a PBX system

If the telephone is connected to a PBX

system, you must program the trunk access

codes before you can use the telephone.

The telephone will automatically insert a

pause after the access code so that it will

not be necessary to interrupt dialing to wait

for the CO dial tone. A maximum of two

access codes, each having one or two

digits, can be programmed.

Programming one access code:

Lift the handset

Press the PROG key

Press the number 0

Enter the access code (1 or 2 digits)

Press the PROG key

Listen for the confirmation tone (long

beep)

Replace the handset

Programming two access codes:

Lift the handset

Press the PROG key

Press the number 0

Enter the first access code (1 or 2

digits)

Press the REDIAL key

Enter the second access code (1 or 2

digits)

Press the PROG key

Listen for the confirmation tone (long

beep)

Replace the handset

Erasing the programmed access codes:

Lift the handset

Press the PROG key

Press the number 0

Press the PROG key

Listen for the confirmation tone (long

beep)

Replace the handset

Setting the handset volume

This telephone allows you to adjust the

handset volume. By default, the volume is

set to normal volume. To select the desired

volume, proceed as follows:

Lift the handset

Press the PROG key

Enter one of the codes below,

depending on the desired option:

: • 91 normal volume

• 92 high volume

Press the PROG key

Listen for the confirmation tone (long

beep)

Replace the handset

Password

The key lock function is protected by a 4-

digit password. The default password is

1234 and can be changed.

Changing the password:

Lift the handset

Press the PROG key

Press the key

: Enter the password (4 digits)

: Enter the new password (4 digits)

Repeat the new password (4 digits)

Press the PROG key

Listen for the confirmation tone (long

beep)

Replace the handset

If the entered password does not match the

programmed password, or if the password

is repeated incorrectly, a warning tone will

be emitted (3 short beeps).

Key lock

This telephone features a key lock for

mobile phone calls, long-distance calls and

international calls. When the lock for mobile

phones is enabled, users cannot make calls

to numbers that begin with 8 or 9. When the

lock for long-distance calls is enabled,

users cannot make calls to numbers that

begin with 0. When the lock for international

calls is enabled, users cannot make calls to

numbers that begin with 00.

Note:

The lock for mobile phone calls may not

work properly in some countries due to the

numbering plan for mobile phones used in

these countries.

Locking or unlocking the telephone:

Lift the handset

Press the PROG key

Press the key

Enter the password (4 digits)

Press the key

Select the desired lock setting:

unlock

lock for mobile phones

lock for long-distance calls

lock for mobile phone calls and

long-distance calls

lock for international calls

lock for mobile phone calls and

international calls

lock for all types of calls

Press the PROG key

Listen for the confirmation tone (long

beep)

Replace the handset

Note:

• If the long-distance call lock is enabled,

the telephone will also be locked for

international calls.

• If the telephone is connected to a PBX

system and the programmed trunk

access codes coincide with the DDD,

DDI and mobile phone prefixes, the lock

feature will not work properly.

Temporary unlocking of the telephone:

If you know the password, you can unlock

the telephone to make calls. Once a call is

completed, the telephone will revert to the

most recent lock state. To unlock the

telephone temporarily, proceed as follows:

Lift the handset

Press the PROG key

Press the key

: Enter the password (4 digits)

Press the PROG key

: Dial the desired telephone number

Baby call

This telephone allows you to program a

number that will be called automatically

whenever you press any key (except MUTE

, MEM and PROG ). You could, for

example, program an emergency number

for your children if you intend to leave them

alone in the house. To be able to use this

function, you need to know the password

for activation and deactivation.

Activating the baby call function:

Lift the handset

Press the PROG key

Enter the code 89

Enter the password (4 digits)

Dial the emergency telephone number

to be stored

Press the PROG key

Listen for the confirmation tone (long

beep)

Replace the handset

Deactivating the baby call function:

Lift the handset

Press the PROG key

Enter the code 89

Enter the password (4 digits)

Press the PROG key

Listen for the confirmation tone (long

beep)

Replace the handset

Function keys for special features

This telephone features dedicated keys for

the following special functions:

• Follow-me

• Call waiting

• Conference

• Mailbox

Note:

These features will only be available if

you purchased them from your local

operator.

Follow-me:

The follow-me feature allows you to

automatically transfer received calls to

another destination number. To activate

follow-me, proceed as follows:

Lift the handset

Press the FOLLOW-ME key

(position 4 on page 1)

: Dial the new destination number

Press the FOLLOW-ME key

(position 4 on page 1)

Listen for the confirmation tone (long

beep)

Replace the handset

To deactivate the follow-me feature,

proceed as follows:

Lift the handset

Press the FOLLOW-ME key twice

(position 4 on page 1)

Listen for the confirmation tone (long

beep)

Replace the handset

Call waiting:

When you hear a camp-on tone during a

conversation, you can answer the waiting

call by pressing the Call waiting key .

The first call will be put on hold.

If you want to return to the held call, press

the Call waiting key again. In this

manner, you can toggle between both

parties as often as you want. You can end

the conversation with either party by

pressing the Disconnect key . To end

the last conversation, simply replace the

handset.

Consultation call:

At any time during a conversation, you can

make a consultation call. Press the FLASH

key until you hear the dial tone Then,

dial the desired number to initiate the

consultation call.

Once the consultation call has been

completed, you can either press the Call

waiting key to toggle between the two

parties or the Disconnect key to end

your conversation with one of the parties

and return to the held party.

Conference:

The conference feature allows you to set up

a three-party conference. First, you must

set up two connections using the Call

waiting or Consultation call features

described above. Then, you can press the

Conference key to add the third party to

the conference.

Mailbox:

The Mailbox feature allows messages to be

stored for subsequent retrieval. This feature

works by assigning an access code to the

Mailbox key . This is done by following

the same procedure that is used for storing

numbers in one-touch memories (see

Storing phone numbers in memories on

page 5).

Operator code

You can program this telephone with the

operator code of your preference. The

operator code is assigned to the Operator

key by following the same procedure

that is used for storing numbers in one-

touch memories (see Storing phone

numbers in memories on page 5).

Note:

The operator code is only valid in countries

where this feature is available.

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