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Contents Register your product and get support at Always there to help youPage Contents Exclude contacts from silent mode Set the answer mode Announcements Incoming messagesBluetooth Google CallTo avoid damage or malfunction About operating and storage temperaturesCompliance with EMF Overview of the phone What is in the boxYour phone Overview of the base station Off No Bluetooth connectionPress to find handsets Single LED lit the corresponding device is connectedConnect the base station Get startedConfigure your phone Install the handsetCheck your phone’s software version Country dependentCheck the battery level Change the remote access PIN codeWhat is standby mode? Charge the handsetCheck the signal strength Main menu screen Overview of the home screensCenter home screen Call barring bar outgoing calls to selected numbers Display icons Bluetooth is activatedPair your Bluetooth headset BluetoothDelete a Bluetooth headset Pair S10/S10A with your mobile phonesFrom the handset Mobile settingsManage your mobile phone’s connection Set your phone’s Bluetooth Change the Bluetooth PIN/ passcodeDevice name Philips phone managerMake a call CallsAnswer a call Call, then, press to answer the callEnd a call Adjust the earpiece/speaker volumeMake a second call Mute the microphoneSwitch between two calls on the landline and mobile line Switch between two callsText and numbers Access contacts during a call Update the mobile’s contactContacts View contactsSet the personalized ringtone Add a recordEdit a record Sort the contact list Block a caller from the contact listDelete a contact My favoritesAdd your three favorite contacts on the center home screen View the favorite listMake a call from the favorite list Sort the favorite listView call records Call logCall log options Block a caller from the call logDelete to confirm »» The selected records are deleted Return a callDelete a call record Announcements Set the answer modeTurn the answering machine on or off Incoming messages Remote access Set the ring delayDelete an incoming message Delete all old incoming messagesEnter your PIN code Select Remote accessTouch tone phone Phone settings SettingsECO mode ECO+ modeCall settings Auto clock Select the recall durationFirst ring Set the date and time Setup wizardUnregister handsets Phone software versionRegister additional handsets Sounds Set the handset’s ringtone volumeSet the handset’s ringtone Set the key toneSet your sound preferences during a call Set your sound preferencesSelect an option from Screen saverSet to confirm Exclude contacts from silent mode Silent modeActivate/deactivate call barring Call barringChange the call barring PIN/ passcode Add new numbers to the barred listCreate new reminder events CalendarDelete a reminder event »» The reminder event is setCreate an alarm Alarm clockTurn off an alarm Edit an alarmFamily notes Connectivity Bluetooth Mobile Phone book download Technical dataUse GAP standard compliance Declaration of conformityRemove the integrated battery Google BluetoothTrademarks Cannot change the settings of my voice mail, what do I do? Power supply first and cleanMenu screen Select your own language Handset does not ring Index Ring delay Ringtone50 EN Open Source License Provide updated versions of the Software to you G l i s h Global Locate SanDisk Corporation SoftwarePage 0168
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