Philips CD 240 manual Table of contents

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Table of contents

1	Important	3
1.1	Power requirements	3

1.2	Conformity	4

1.3	Using GAP standard compliance	4

1.4	Recycling and disposal	4

1.5Electric, Magnetic and Electromagnetic Fields ("EMF") 5

2	Your phone	6
2.1	What’s in the box	6

2.2	Overview of your phone	7

2.3	Display icons	9

2.4	Overview of the base station	10

3	Getting started	11
3.1	Connect the base station	11

3.2	Install your phone	11

3.3	Welcome mode	12

3.4	Menu structure	14

4	Using your phone	16
4.1	Make a call	16

4.2	Answer a call	16

4.3	End a call	17

5	Use more of your phone	18
5.1	Switch the handset on/off	18

5.2	Keypad lock/unlock	18

5.3	Text or number entry	18

5.4	Call in progress	18

5.5	Using your Phonebook	19

5.6	Using the Redial list	21

5.7	Using the Call log	22

5.8	Using the Intercom	23

5.9	Paging	24

5.10	Chain Dialling	25

5.11	Clock and Alarm settings	25

6	Personal settings	27
6.1	Handset Tones	27

6.2	Change the Handset Name	27

6.3Activate/Deactivate

Auto Answer

28

6.4Change the Display Language 28

7	Advanced settings	29
7.1	Change Recall time	29

7.2Change the Dial Mode

(country-dependent) 29

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Contents EN Telephone Page Table of contents Technical data Frequently asked Questions36 Index Power requirements Conformity Using GAP standard complianceElectric, Magnetic Electromagnetic Fields EMF What’s in the box Handset Base station Power supplyBatteries Guarantee Quick Start Guide Your phoneNavigation keys Overview of your phone Earpiece DisplayMenu key & Left Softkey m Redial key & Right Softkey pBattery door Call transfer key & Intercom keyMicrophone Loudspeaker Back key Display icons Status barOK key KeyOverview of the base station Paging key p Install your phone Getting startedConnect the base station Tip Install batteryCharge battery Welcome modeTip Menu structure Advance SET Using your phone Handsfree answering Keys Assigned characters Use more of your phoneKeypad lock/unlock Text or number entryActivate/Deactivate loudspeaker mode Store a contact in the phonebookModify a phonebook entry Delete a phonebook entry Direct Access Memory6.1 Add/Edit Direct Access Memory Delete Direct Access MemorySave a redial number into the phonebook Using the Redial listAccess Redial list MOK, scroll to Direct MEM. and press mOKConsulting the call log Using the Call logAccess Call log Delete the redial listIntercom another handset Using the IntercomDelete a call list entry Delete the call listAnswer an external call during intercom Establish a three-party Conference callPaging Scroll to OFF, on Once or on Daily and press mOK Set AlarmChain Dialling Set Date and TimeSet Alarm Tone To Personal SET and press Personal settingsHandset Tones Set the Ring Volume Set the Ring MelodyChange the Display Language Activate/Deactivate Auto AnswerTo activate/deactivate Call Barring Advanced settingsChange the Dial Mode country-dependent Call BarringTo activate Baby Call mode Baby CallTo change Baby Call number SOS Number Set PrefixChange Master PIN RegistrationCountry Selection Reset UnitDefault settings Display Technical dataCommunication is lost during a call Connection Handset does not switch onHandset does not charge Icon is not blinking during chargeFrequent noise interference on my radio or television Handset warms up when making a long callMy handset keeps going into idle mode Caller does not hear me clearlyIndex Unmute Unregister Volume Index