Ericsson DT570 The elements of a phone number

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Overview DT570

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Basic use

Telephoning options

Advanced telephoning

Phone book

Mail

Settings

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Using networks

Tips

Troubleshooting

Maintenance

Safety instructions

Technical

specifications

Glossary

The elements of a phone number

In

Own line settings

you need to fill in the elements of your own phone

number. A phone number can be divided into the following elements:

00 31 20 123 4567

international

access code

country code area code

(without first zero)

extension number

PBX prefix

Contents

Main print contents indexfind 1 Cordless Phone DT570 Users Guide Using this guide print contents indexfind back 3 Overview DT570 Overview DT570 Overview buttons and keys Navigation keys Menu path Route: Using the phone menu Contents Using this guide 2 Overview DT570 3 Preparing for use 9 Basic use 19 Telephoning options 39 Advanced telephoning 55 Phone book 62 Mail 74 Settings 84 Extra features 106 Using networks 119 Tips 130 Troubleshooting 131 print contents indexfind back 8 Maintenance 140 Required service 141 Cleaning 142 Changing the battery 143 Safety instructions 144 Technical specifications 146 Glossary 149 Index 155 Preparing for use Steps to be performed print contents indexfind back 10 Preparing for use Step 1: Attach battery The cordless phone is powered by a rechargeable battery. Attach the battery as shown below. Step 2: Charge battery Step 3: Switch cordless phone on To switch the cordless phone on Step 4: Set display language To change the display language Step 5: Check searchmode setting To check if searchmode setting is Step 6: Subscribe to a network Note Page To subscribe the cordless phone to a network Error messages when subscribing Basic use Making a call Dialling while on hook Dialling while off hook Receiving a call To receive a call Stop ringing when receiving a call Network name Call information Information in the display Redirected call information Who answers your call Call duration Time and date Network messages can be shown on the cordless phone display. Network messages Keys Page Display icons and indicators Tip DT570 menu Hook Off Info Divert Networks Access Settings (continued) Clock Keylock On? Mail Phone book Special functions (during a call) Special functions (when digit entered) Special functions (during a call) (continued) Setting date and time To set the date Setting time format To set the time format Charging the battery Switching the cordless phone off To switch the cordless phone off Telephoning options Call using the phone book Quick call by name Call by name Quick call by position in the company phone book Quick call by position in the user phone book To call a phone number in position 1 - 9 of the user phone book Call by phone book position Redialling one of the last dialled numbers Quick redial Redial using the phone book Returning a call Return last missed call Return one of the missed calls Return one of the answered calls print contents indexfind back 51 Telephoning options Changing the earpiece volume during a call To change the earpiece volume during a call Turning off the microphone during a call To turn off the microphone print contents indexfind back 53 Telephoning options Mute ring signal temporarily Using the display as scratch pad Advanced telephoning Consulting with another person To consult another person Transferring a call To transfer a call Second call and conference call Setting the cordless phone to tone dialling To switch the cordless phone to tone dialling during a call Setting the cordless phone to long tones To switch the cordless phone to long tones during a call Inserting a pause To insert a pause in a phone number Phone book About the phone book Company phone book and user phone book Recall by position number Speed dialling facility Entering names in the phone book Insert lower case letters Enter a digit Revert to upper case letters Insert an asterix ( Example: to insert C press three times; to insert press number four times and to enter a space, press once. Key Press key this many times for the character 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 Adding name and phone number Do you want to make calls using the phone book in only one network? Do you want to make calls using the phone book in different networks? To store name and number in the phone book Overwrite Protection To store name and number in the phone book Editing phone book names and numbers To edit an entry in the phone book using the name To edit an entry using the position number To edit an entry in the phone book using the name Erasing names and numbers To erase a phone number from the phone book directly To erase a phone number from the phone book using name or position recall Mail Four message types Page messages Voice, Text and Other messages Storage of up to 10 messages in the cordless phone memory Information that a message has arrived Looking up the messages To look up messages Reading page messages To read page messages Confirming a page message To confirm a page message Dial the phone number in a page message To dial a phone number in a page message Erasing a page message To erase a page message Settings Note see: Step 4: Set display language on page 13. Language Call info Ring level To set the ring signal volume Tip Ear volume To change the earpiece volume Ring type To choose one of the ring signal types Edit melody - To program a melody Key sound To set the key sound Display light To set the display light Answering mode To select an answering mode Greeting text To enter your new greeting text To turn the greeting on/off Own line settings When are Own line settings required? The elements of a phone number In Own line settings International access code Country code Area code PBX prefix Extension number Examples of PBX prefix and extension number Own line settings and phone book entries Specifying Own line settings Page Page To specify own line settings for a network Master reset: clear all settings To reset the cordless phone to the default values Extra features Call statistics To check the time of the last call To select the type of call information To check total call time To select the type of call information To reset the total call time meter Call diversion To activate a call divert Phone lock code protection To activate the phone lock To change the phone lock code To cancel the phone lock Looking up the IPEI code To display the IPEI code Blocking the keys To lock the keys manually To set the automatic keylock Page Using networks Subscribing to a network Network connection Connecting to networks Operating range Network list Automatic network search To enable automatic network search To start a new automatic network search Searching for a specific network To search for a specific network Ordering the network list To change the order of the network list Editing the network name To edit the network name Erasing a network To erase a network from the list Tips Troubleshooting The cordless phone does not come on The phone lock is activated No network Phone lock code forgotten Cannot understand the language in the display Long beep at regular intervals External call requires wait for dial tone Unable to make an international call Maintenance print contents indexfind back 141 Maintenance Required service print contents indexfind back 142 Maintenance Cleaning Changing the battery Safety instructions Intrinsic safety Exposure to sunlight, heat and moisture Battery disposal Spare parts and accessories Antenna Technical specifications Power supply Standards and regulations Maximum environmental values during use Dimensions and weight Performance Volu me Phone book Connectors Glossary Authentication Code (AC) Call back DECT Divert DTMF or touch tone External call External line prefix IPEI Internal call International sign (+) Menu Other message Page message PARK Phone book Phone lock code Scroll Subscription print contents indexfind back 154 Glossary Text message Message consisting of voice or sounds. Voice message Index A B C D E F G H I K L M N P Q R S T U V W About this users guide Declaration of Conformity