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Amplified Phone with Captioning and Touch Screen Keypad
~ User Guide ~
ClarityProducts.com
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TABLE OF CONTENTS Important Safety Instructions ...................................... 4 Care and Maintenance ................................................... 6 Technical Details .............................................................. 6 Introduction - About Clarity ........................................ 7 About ClarityLogic .......................................................... 7 Installing Your Ensemble ................................................ 8 Registering Ensemble wit
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IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS To prevent severe injury and loss of life/property, • Do not spill liquids (detergents, cleansers, etc.) onto the telephone line cord plug, read this section carefully before using the product to ensure or allow it to become wet at all. This may cause a fire. If the telephone line cord plug becomes wet, immediately pull it from the telephone wall jack, and do not use. proper and safe operation of your product. Medical WARNINGS • C onsult the manufacturer of
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CARE AND MAINTENANCE TECHNICAL DETAILS FOR BEST PERFORMANCE Dimensions L: 233.8mm W: 2 58.7mm H: 164.3mm when stand is set to 30 degree Environment Weight : 1512g (unit with adapter and handset) • Keep the product away from electrical noise generating devices, such as fluorescent lamps and motors. Power source: Input: AC 1 0 0 - 240V/60 Hz, Output: DC 5V/3A Standard: (Wi-Fi) IEEE 802.11 b/g/n • The product should be kept free from excessive smoke, dust, high temperature, and vibratio
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INTRODUCTION ABOUT CLARITYLOGIC Introduction to ClarityLogic Thank you for purchasing your new Ensemble from Clarity – the best amplified captioning telephone in its class. Please read these ClarityLogic is the name of our simplified and easy-to-use customer sup- instructions to ensure you take advantage of the complete set of rich port service. When you use the ClarityLogic button to contact Clarity’s features offered by this product. Customer Support representatives, and authorize Clarity
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INSTALLING YOUR ENSEMBLE Package Contents Ensemble installation – install after completing the previous WAP installation • Ensemble amplified telephone 1. Pull the ends of the phone cord to untangle the cord. • Wireless Access Point (WAP) (power supply and Ethernet cable connected to your 2. Plug the loose end of the phone cord in the phone line wall outlet. unit) • Quick installation guide 3. Pull the ends of the power supply to untangle the cable. • User guide 4. Plug the power supply i
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INSTALLING YOUR ENSEMBLE 5 Internet Router* (not included) WAIT 5 MINUTES... 5 WAP WAIT 5 MINUTES... Successful Connection Indicator 9
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REGISTERING YOUR ENSEMBLE FOR CAPTIONING Your device MUST be registered with ClearCaptions to activate the captioning feature. The ClearCaptions Terms of Use apply, see www.clearcaptions.com. If you have high-speed Internet access and the WAP is properly installed, you will be prompted to register your device. You must register to access the captioning feature. • If you already have a ClearCaptions account, press the “Sign in” button on top of the registration page and enter your email add
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USING YOUR ENSEMBLE If your Ensemble phone has wireless Internet access and is registered, you are ready to access the captioning feature. Shortly after the Ensemble is ready to be used, you will be prompted to set the time and date. 1. W hen prompted on the display with the message “Do you want to set time and date?”, press “Yes”. 2. W hen “Date/Time” is displayed, press “+” or “-“ for each field to set date and time. 3. After completing, press “Save” to exit this screen. 4. You will see t
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USING YOUR ENSEMBLE The “ClearCaptions” button is located under your numeric keypad. Press this button to enable captions. If your Ensemble is registered with ClearCaptions, the “CC” but- ton is blue. If Ensemble is not registered, the “CC” button remains grey. When blue, your calls will be captioned automatically each time you place or answer a call. For your convenience, we recommend automatic captioning during each call. If you wish to caption a select number of calls, you can turn the “
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USING YOUR ENSEMBLE Incoming call During a call: When there is an incoming call, you will see your screen displaying the visual ringer. If captioning is enabled, you will be able to read the other party’s words on your Caller information is displayed on the screen (if you have caller ID service with your screen. phone account, purchased separately from your phone service provider). You have 1. Scroll the displayed text by swiping your finger towards the top or bottom of the option to press
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ENSEMBLE ICONS - DETAILS • You can have the entry as both a speed dial and an Emergency Contact. • When finished, press the “X” in the upper right corner; you will be prompt- ed to save or cancel your record. Press “Save” to save your entry and exit. Phonebook – press this icon to access your phonebook records. o I f you already have phonebook entries, touch the entry/record that you wish to dial and/or edit. The window that displays the details of that entry is now shown At the top of yo
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ENSEMBLE ICONS - DETAILS o Use the “Format” button to choose the correct dialing format according 2 to your local phone service (with/without area code, with/without “1” before the area code). OR o Choose “Save” at the bottom of the screen. Call Log – here you will have a record of incoming and outgoing calls made from your Ensemble (number of new calls (if any) are displayed on the icon - see “2” for 2 o The “Phonebook: New Entry” window is displayed, with the phone num- new call
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ENSEMBLE ICONS - DETAILS 2 Messages – to review your answering machine messages, press the “messages” icon. A new window will open. At the top of the window you will see three buttons: 1. “New” (messages) – listing only the messages that have not been played back yet; you will see the number of new messages in the circle attached to the icon. 2. “All” (messages) – listing all messages (old and new); new messages will show an indicator (NEW) next to the date of the message. 3. “Clear All
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ENSEMBLE ICONS - DETAILS OR Answering Machine - ON (default) – press this icon to toggle the answering machine to “ON” or “OFF”. Ringer - ON (default) – press this icon to toggle the audible ringer to “ON” (audible) or “OFF” (silent). Connection – press this button to review the status of your wireless connection. If the Wi-Fi symbol is displayed in “Connection Strength”, your phone is able to cap- tion your phone calls. To review the available networks, press the arrow in the “Scan for avai
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ENSEMBLE ICONS - DETAILS Menu Settings – see separate “Settings” section for details. Menu – Press this icon at any time to access all the available icons/functions on your phone. This icon is present in the idle screen (lower right corner), regardless of the number of icon lines shown on the screen. ClarityLogic® – press this icon to quickly access our ClarityLogic Cen- NOTE: The image below shows the Speed Dial button for “John Doe” - added during ter. Our helpful team will assist yo
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ENSEMBLE SETTINGS • Dialing • T alking Keypad – this feature allows the phone to pronounce the digits for the number you are dialing out. o Turn on or off – press the “ON/OFF” button to toggle to on or off. Settings – press this icon to customize the Ensemble according to your preferences. o Use Default – you can use the factory set voice for the keypad numbers on A new window will be displayed, showing the different items available for adjustments. your phone. o C ustom Talking K
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ENSEMBLE SETTINGS • Boost Override - ON/OFF (default: OFF). This feature indicates the audio • Passcodes mode in which all calls are started; if you wish that all your calls start in “Boost On” • Passcodes are provided to prevent easily confused end users from altering the mode, turn this feature on; if all your calls should start in “Boost Off”, leave the fea- settings of the phone after a caregiver has configured it for them. ture in “Off” mode (default). You can still toggle the feature
