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DECT Oval XD1220, Oval Twin XD1220
ENGLAND
Instruction Manual
Oval XD1220,
Oval Twin XD1220
DECT
www. binatone.com
ENGLAND
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Congratulations on your purchase of this Binatone Phone. All Binatone Appliances are the products of continuous European design and development. The products is assembled from the most reliable components, in the most modern factories in the Far East under constant supervision of qualified Production and Quality ENGLISH Control Engineers. No compromises are made in the product’s quality at any stage of the design or production process. We wish you many happy years of use from your Binatone prod
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DECT Oval XD1220, Oval Twin XD1220 CONTENTS SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS .............................................................................................. 6 Special safety precautions ...................................................................................... 6 PHONE PARTS DESCRIPTION ..................................................................................... 7 INSTALLING AND CONNECTING .............................................................................. 8 Sett
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CALLER ID ................................................................................................................... 16 Service messages appearing when receiving the incoming call .............................. 16 The callers list ........................................................................................................ 16 Viewing the callers list ........................................................................................... 17 Deleting an entry from the calle
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DECT Oval XD1220, Oval Twin XD1220 Read these Operating Instructions carefully to make yourself familiar with your new telephone. Please keep the Operating Instructions for further reference. SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS When using your kettle, the following basic safety precautions should always be followed: Do not clean the unit using chemical solvents, abrasive materials and aerosol cleaners – as they may ooze into the telephone and become a cause of damages that are not covered by the warranty. I
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PHONE PARTS DESCRIPTION 1. Handset 14.“In use” indicator 2. Liquid Crystal Display (LCD) 15. button 3. SPEAKERPHONE button 16.Headset jack 4. CALL button 17.Speakerphone speaker 5. Up button 18.Battery 6. Down button 19.Battery compartment 7. OK/MENU button 20.Battery compartment cover 8. PHONE BOOK/MUTE button 21.Base unit AC adapter jack 9. CANCEL/ H/S POWER ON/OFF /INT button 22.Telephone line jack 10.FLASH button 23.AC adapter 11.Dialing buttons 24.Telephone line cord 12.Base unit 2
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In your package Oval XD1200 model: 1. Handset - 1 pcs. 2. Base unit - 1 pcs. 3. AC adapter – 1 pcs 4. Phone line cord - 1 pcs. 5. AAA type rechargeable battery – 3 pcs. 6. Battery compartment cover – 1 pcs. Oval Twin XD1200 model: 1. Handset - 2 pcs. 2. Base unit - 1 pcs. 3. Battery charger – 1 pcs. 4. AC adapter – 2 pcs 5. Phone line cord – 1 pcs. 6. AAA type rechargeable battery – 6 pcs. 7. Battery compartment cover – 2 pcs. INSTALLING AND CONNECTING 1. Connect one end of the phone line cord
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Setting handset date and time 1. Press the OK button [7] to enter the menu. The LCD will display: “PHONE BOOK”. 2. Using the button [6] select the “HANDSET” menu item. 3. Press the OK button [7] to confirm. 4. Using the button [6] select the “DATE/TIME” menu item. 5. Press the OK button [7], the date’s first digit will start to flash. 6. Using the dialing buttons [11] enter 2 digits corresponding to the current day of month. The next two digits, designating the month number, will start to fl
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MAKING CALLS Making calls 1. Press the CALL button [4] and wait for dial tone. The LCD [2] will light and show the “EXT” symbol. 2. Dial a number using the dialing buttons [11]. 3. Start conversation when the second party answers 4. To hang up, press the CALL button [4] once again or simply place the handset [1] on the base unit [12]. The “EXT” symbol will disappear from the LCD [2]. Preliminary dialing The preliminary dialing feature allows you to enter and edit the number entered just before
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Answering external calls – On incoming call the base unit [12] and the handset [1] will start ringing. The “In Use” indicator [14] will flash. The LCD [2] will light and show the “EXT” symbol. – If you phone network support the “CALLER ID” feature, LCD will show the caller’s number, and after pressing the OK [7] button – the call date and time. 1. Press the CALL button [4] to answer the call. 2. To hang up, press the CALL button [4] once again or simply place the handset [1] on the base unit [12
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Making calls in the speakerphone mode 1. Press the CALL button [4]. 2. Press the button [3]. 3. When the dial tone is heard, dial a number. To hang up, press the CALL button [4] once again or simply place the handset [1] on the base unit [12]. Redialing Your phone stores in its memory 10 last dialed numbers (no more than 25 digits each). You can select any one of them to be redialed. 1. Press the button [5]. The LCD [2] will show the last dialed number. 2. Using the [5] or [6] buttons,
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Adjusting the ringer volume You can set one of five ringer volume levels or turn it off completely. 1. Press the OK button [7]. 2. Press the [6] button, LCD will show: “HANDSET”. 3. Press the OK button [7], LCD will show “TONES”. 4. Press the [6] button, LCD will show: “RING VOL”. 5. Press the OK button [7]. 6. Using the [5] or [6] buttons, select the speaker volume level you want. 7. Press the OK button [7] to confirm your selection or press the CANCEL button [9] to exit this menu item.
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5. Press the [6] button, the LCD [2] will show: “LOW BATT”. 6. Press the OK button [7], the LCD [2] will show “ON” or “OFF”. 7. Using the [5] or [6] buttons, select the mode you want. “ON” - the battery low signal is enabled, “OFF” - disabled. 8. Press the OK button [7] to confirm your selection or press the CANCEL button [9] to exit this menu item. Base unit out of range signal 1. Press the OK button [7], the LCD [2] will show: “PHONE BOOK”. 2. Press the [6] button, the LCD [2] will sho
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5. Press the OK button [7] to confirm, the LCD [2] will show: “NUMBER?”. 6. Enter the phone number (up to 25 digits). 7. Press the OK button [7] to confirm, the LCD [2] will show: “ADD”. 8. For adding one more record, repeat steps 3-7. Or press the CANCEL button [9] to exit this menu item. Viewing the records of the phone book 1. Press the OK button [7], the LCD [2] will show: “PHONE BOOK”. 2. Press the OK button [7], the LCD [2] will show: “ADD”. 3. Press the [6] button repeatedly until the L
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5. Using the [5] or [6] buttons, select the number you want. 6. Press the OK button [7] to confirm. 7. Using the dialing buttons [11] and the CANCEL button [9], edit the name. 8. Press the OK button [7] when done with the changes. The LCD [2] will show the phone number. 9. Using the dialing buttons [11] and the CANCEL button [9], edit the number. 10.Press the OK button [7] to confirm. 11.Press and hold the CANCEL button [9] to exit this menu item. Erasing a record from the phone book 1. Pres
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Viewing the callers list 1. Press the [6] button. 2. The LCD [2] will show the information on received calls. If the caller list is empty, the LCD [2] will display the word “EMPTY”. 3. Using the [5] or [6] buttons, select the entry you want. 4. Press the OK button [7], The LCD [2] will show the caller’s number. 5. Press the OK button [7] once again to see the call date and time. 6. Using the [5] or [6] buttons, you may view any other entry in the callers list. 7. Press the CANCEL butto
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PHONE SETTINGS Changing the ringer melody for external calls 1. Press the OK button [7], the LCD [2] will show: “PHONE BOOK”. 2. Press the [6] button, the LCD [2] will show: “HANDSET”. 3. Press the OK button [7]. 4. Press the [6] button repeatedly until the LCD [2] shows: “EXT MELODY”. 5. Press the OK button [7], the LCD [2] will show: “MELODY X” (X = number of one of 10 available melodies) and you will hear a fragment of this melody. 6. Using the [5] or [6] buttons, choose a melody you
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number of one of five available volume levels) and you will hear a fragment of the current ringer melody at selected volume. 5. Using the [5] or [6] buttons, choose an appropriate volume level you like or disable the ringer. 6. Press the OK button [7] to confirm your selection. 7. Press and hold the CANCEL button [9] to exit this menu item. Adjusting the handset speaker volume 1. Press the OK button [7], the LCD [2] will show: “PHONE BOOK”. 2. Press the [6] button, the LCD [2] will show: “
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3. Press the [6] button repeatedly until the LCD [2] shows: “RECALL”. 4. Press the OK button [7], the LCD [2] will show: “RECALL: X” (X = disconnect timeout settings, 1 to 5: 1=80 ms, 2=100ms, 3=180 ms, 4=300 ms, 5=600 ms). 5. Using the [5] or [6] buttons, choose the appropriate disconnect timeout setting. 6. Press the OK button [7] to confirm your selection and go to the previous menu item. 7. Press and hold the CANCEL button [9] to exit this menu item. Changing the pause duration 1. Pres
