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Philips Onis 300 Vox, 300 Duo Vox manual “Do Not Disturb” mode

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“Do Not Disturb” mode

To set the alarm ringer type 1- Go to Extra, validate

2- Scroll to Alarm clock, validate

3- Select Alarm Clock Settings, validate

4- Scroll to Ringer type, validate

5- Choose among the available ringers and validate

To set the alarm ringer volume

Resume from step 1-3 above

4- Scroll to Ringer volume, validate

5- Choose among the available volume levels and validate

“Do Not Disturb” mode

This feature allows you to screen calls after a certain time in the evening or when you do not wish to be disturbed. Enter the time and select the VIP group(s) allowed to call you.

If the caller does not belong to an allowed group the handset & base station will remain silent, while he will hear ringing.The green light informs you of an incoming call.The answer machine (if activated) or the operator voice mailbox will answer the call.

To activate/deactivate Do Not Disturb mode

A long press on activates/deactivates this mode with your own settings.

To set the Do Not Disturb mode 1- Go to Extra, validate

2- Scroll to Do Not Disturb mode, validate 3- Select Set day and select a day, validate

4- Scroll to Start time and enter the time, validate 5- Scroll to Stop time and enter the time, validate

6- Scroll to Allowed caller choice, activate the callers group(s) allowed to call you and validate

Note :You can select up to 4 groups. If no group is selected but the feature is activated, then nobody will be able to reach you.

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Philips Onis 300 Vox, 300 Duo Vox manual “Do Not Disturb” mode

Contents

emergency telephone calls when the power fails Charge handsetsfor 24 hours before use Onis Onis 300 Vox Onis 300 Duo VoxExtra VIP melody function p Call cost & duration View total p.25 Onis 300 Handset IconsThe battery symbol When charging, the battery bars scroll Alarm clock A short press to dialUsing GAP standard compliance Onis 300 Base stationOnis 300 Vox Base station Register a DECTTMperipheral without keypadTable of contents Table of contentsInstalling and replacing the batteries Installing the base stationBattery life and range Understanding the menu system The screen in idle modeExample of navigation in the menus To chain dial predial mode Basic principlesMaking a call Calling from phonebookIn-call features CLI/Call waitingEditing systems Sending new SMS Reading the SMS SMS settingsTo reach these options Resume from steps 1- 4 above Setting the handset sounds Warning When an SMS box is deleted, so are the attached SMSThe babysit mode RegistrationRenaming the handset Changing the languageUsing the answer machine Onis 300 Vox Setting the date and timeSetting the display contrast Setting the answer machineListening to your messages Selecting the answer mode and the outgoing message typeDeleting messages Setting the voice prompts Setting the number of rings before answerRecording your personal outgoing message OGM Setting the call screening Setting the recording qualityActivating the remote control Remotely control your answer machineRecording/listening to a local message Onis 300 Vox Warning The Remote Control code is not the Registration Code RCIntercom Call all Handset list Using the phonebook VIP settingsAdding a name to the phonebook Calling from the phonebookResume from step 1& 2 above 3- Choose Delete and validate To change a number Resume from step 1& 2 aboveYou can simply Using the call log Viewing the call logUsing the cheapest rates function Setting the call logDeleting all the call log Using the network services Subscription dependent The alarm clock Using Extra featuresVIP melodies “Do Not Disturb” mode Setting the base station sounds Setting the base stationRegistration The line settings Service code settingsNote Useful when using operator services, for example 4- Select Change and enter the new code and validateCheck your subscription with network You are too far from the base stationChange operator type See page Index UK 3111 285