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Motorola ME4851 manual

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Contents
Main Page Welcome Contents 3 Contents Contents Cont ents 5 Important Safety Instructions 6 Installation Guidelines Page 8 Package Contents Setting up the Base Station and Charger Unit Connecting the Base Station and Mains Adaptor 9 10 Connecting the Charger Unit Preparing the Handset(s) 11 Attaching a Headset Technical data Features Telephone Features 12 + + Control Buttons 13 Control Buttons Display Icons 14 Display Icons Menu Icons DisplayBacklight Menu Structure 15 Menu Structure Navigating the menu Page Hands-free Mode Taking calls Prefix Dialling 19 Dialling from the Phone Book Calling with MoreThan One Handset Access a Call Waiting Line/Holding and transferring calls (PABX) Page 21 Paging Handsets Muting the Microphone Key Lock Shortcut Keys Changing the Handset Volume 23 Using the Menu PHONE BOOK MENU Storing Entries Page 25 Storing a number from standby mode: Search for a Number in the Phone Book 26 Phone Book Groups 27 Speed Dial Numbers 28 Check Phone Book Capacity 29 Emergency Call Numbers Area Code 30 Call Log Menu Viewing the Call Logs Page 32 Saving a Call log Number to the Phone Book Page 34 Set the Alarm Page 36 Changing the Ringer Volume Switching the Ringer On/Off 37 Pre Fix Setting 38 Call Barring 39 Message Waiting Tostore/dial the voice messaging service number 40 To clear messages Changing the DisplayWallpaper Changing the Display Language 41 Changing the Display Contrast Switching Key Tones On/Off 42 Switching Auto Answer On/Off Giving the Handset a Name 43 Selecting the LCD Mode Resetting your Handset to the Default Settings 44 Handset Default Settings Page 46 Changing the Dial Mode 47 Registering Additional Handsets 48 De-register a Handset Select a Base to Use 49 Changing the PIN Code Changing the Flash Time (Recall) Page Page 52 Walkie Talkie mode Page Preparing your wireless headset for use Registering the wireless headset to another base Page Basic Operation Using the Headset 56 Wireless Headset lights and alert tones Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page 67 WARRANTY INFORMATION