4 | A – Telephone operation: 1 | Start up |
1 Start up: Overview
A – Telephone operation: 1 | Start up | 5 |
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The SmartLine D750 offers you a large range of functions – yet it is simple and quick to use: You can use your telephone after only three preparatory steps!
❍ Step 1: Connecting the telephone | (1.1) |
Here you will be shown the necessary connections. | |
❍ Step 2: Operating overview | (1.2) |
The SmartLine D750 supports you in all operations through information in the display. This section provides you with an overview of basic displays and operations.
Insertion is performed in the same | |
connections | way for all three sockets: |
| • Insert the plug into the socket so |
| that the locking catch points in |
| the direction of the correspon- |
| ding |
| • (referPush theosketchplug intoon the socket |
| until it locks. |
Socket
Plug
Locking catch
❍ Step 3: Connecting the telephone | (1.3) |
Your telephone requires some information about your ISDN line. Polling is performed automatically during initial operation.
You will find further basic settings in chapters 4 and 5.
●Now you can use the telephone:
Telephoning: The first steps | (2.1) |
Telephone | You will find the handset and the |
handset | spiral cable in the packaging. |
| • socketC nnectofthandsetplug.of the cable |
| end with the longer straight |
| piece with the corresponding |
| socket on the underside of the |
| telephone |
| previous page). |
Spiral cable for |
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telephone |
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To the handset | |||
handset | |||
| socket |
| 1.1 | Connecting the telephone |
| Prior to initial operation, you must | |
| carry out some connections. | |
Cables | The necessary cables and the plug- | |
| in power unit are included in the |
ISDN
Telephone connection to ISDN network
• | Connect the other plug of the |
| cable with the |
• | Route the cable through the cable guide. |
To the telephone |
| telephone’s scope of delivery. For |
| safety reasons, the telephone must |
| only be operated using the |
| power supply unit supplied with it. |
Connection | The connection sockets are on the |
sockets | underside of the telephone. They |
| can be distinguished by their diffe- |
| rent sizes and are marked by sym- |
| bols (refer to sketch). |
| Refer to the following page for the |
| connections. |
Cable guides | Once you have established the |
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Handset
Underside of unit
ISDN
Power supply
| Now insert the appropriate plug of the |
Power | correspondingplug- power socket (see sketch on previous page). For safety reasons, the |
supply | telephone must only be operated using the |
| plied with it. Insert the |
| socket. |
| Caution: Your telephone will not operate if the |
| not inserted or in the case of a power failure. |
Telephone | The connection cable for the ISDN line has two identical plugs. |
connection | Insert one of them into the telephone socket. Connect the other one with |
ISDN | the socket of the telephone connection (ISDN socket). |
the cable through the accompany- |
ing cable guides. This ensures a |
correct setting up of the telephone. Carefully press the cable into the recesses (refer to sketch).
Underside of unit
Releasing | First of all, pull the |
the | supply unit out of the power socket. |
connections | Releasing a |
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| ❶ Press the locking catch towards |
the plug.
❷Pull out the plug, holding it on both sides (keep locking catch depressed).
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Socket