User manual SIEMENS EUROSET 5020

[. . . ] The correct disposal and separate collection of your old appliance will help prevent potential negative consequences for the environment and human health. it is a precondition for reuse and recycling of used electrical and electronic equipment. For more detailed information about disposal of your old appliance, please contact your city office, waste disposal service or the shop where you purchased the product. Preparing the telephone for use recommended installation of telephone Do not expose the telephone to direct sunlight or other Maintain a distance of at least one metre between the telephone and radio equipment, e. [. . . ] If necessary, use the ; key to toggle between the external line prefixes displayed, to edit them as follows: To delete an external line prefix: ?To enter an external line prefixe: o Enter a one- to three-digit code. Enter additional external line prefixes: ;o Press the Redial key, enter next external line prefixe. The telephone can display the approximate call duration in the display (up to 99 min. If the call duration display is activated, the time display begins 8 seconds after the last digit is dialled. If necessary, the pause time of the Pause key ; (pause function from second input position) can be changed to 1, 3 or 6 seconds (default setting: 3 seconds). By default, the Recall key is preset to a flash time (interruption time) of 90 ms for use of new features on public telephone systems. With a connection to a PABX, it may be necessary to change the flash time (e. Changing dialling modes during a call If your telephone is set to pulse dialling and you want to use functions that require tone dialling (e. Remote access to an answering machine), you can change the dialling mode during a call. The telephone is reset to the original dialling mode by hanging up the handset. If the same subscriber calls more than once, a new entry is not created. Sequence of list entries: The most recent call is displayed in the first position (position number "01"). Older entries are moved downwards with each new incoming phone number until they are deleted from the list. In the calls list you can scroll through the phone numbers displayed, query additional information: (a) date and time, if this is transferred from the telephone system, otherwise only the time according to the telephone's internal clock, (b) frequency of an incoming phone number, delete entries, save phone numbers from the calls list to a repertory key (see page 3), dial a displayed phone number directly. Using functions for additional services of public telephone systems If you want to use services that are to be triggered with the Recall key, make sure beforehand that the correct flash time is set for the key. Recall key (in public telephone systems) In public telephone systems, this key is required to use certain additional services. The appropriate flashtime for the specific country must be set before using the Recall key can be used: Belgium, Netherlands, Switzerland: 120 ms (access code 1) France, Luxemburg, Portugal, Germany, Greece: 270 ms (access code 2) other European countries: 90 ms (access code 0). If there are entries in the calls list that have you have not yet seen, flashes in the display. You can retrieve the calls list, scroll through its entries, view additional information about a call and call back directly: A Press the Down key. Its position number "01" is displayed to the left of the number. If the phone number contains more than 17 digits, the first 17 digits will be displayed first, then the rest after one second. [. . . ] If you should encounter any problems when operating the telephone connected to a communication system with analogue network access, please contact the network operator responsible or your dealer. Enter the select function for "Immediate call forwarding". Deactivating call forwarding with a function key You may hear an announcement that the service is deactivated. KG, declare that this device meets the essential requirements and other relevant regulations laid down in Directive 1999/5/EC. [. . . ]