Geemarc Jupiter 50 Manual de usuario

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INDEX

INSTALLATION………………………………………………………….…….….3-4

CHECK THE CONTENTS OF THE BOX………………………...…....…….3

BATTERIES INSTALLATION……………………………………………….…3

CONNECTING LINE CORDS…………………………………………………3

CONNECTION THE ADAPTOR………………………………………………4

DESCRIPTION…………………………………………………………….…….. 5-7

GENERAL DESCRIPTION……………………………………………………..5

LCD SCREEN…………………………………………………………………..6

RECEIVING CALL RECORDS………………………………………………...6

LCD MESSAGES……………………………………………………………….7

SETTINGS……………………………………………………………………….8-10

LANGUAGE SELECT…………………………………………………………..8

TIME SETTING………………………………………………………………….8

AREA AND LONG DISTANCE CODE SETTING……………………………9

PHONE BOOK SETTING………………………………………………………9

REVIEWING PHONE BOOK NUMBER/NAME…………………………….10

DELETING AN ENTRY FROM THE PHONE BOOK.………………………10

SPEED DIAL FROM THE PHONE BOOK…………………………………..10

MODIFYING PHONE BOOK ENTRY………………………………………..10

COPYING CALLER’S NUMBER TO YOUR PHONE BOOK……………….10

USING THE TELEPHONE……………………………………………….….…11-12

RINGER LEVEL ADJUSTMENT…………………………………………...…11

SPEAKER VOLUME ADJUSTMENT………………………………………….11

ANSWERING A CALL……………………………………………….………..11

MAKING A CALL…………………………………………………….……….12

REDIAL MODE……………………………………………………….……….12

FUNCTIONS………………………………………………………………..….13-14

MUTE FUNCTION…………………………………………………….……...13

FLASH FUNCTION…………………………………………………….……..13

PAUSE FUNCTION…………………………………………………….…..…13

MESSAGE WAITING………………………………………………..….…….13

CALL BACK FUNCTION……………………………………………….…….14

MEMORY…………………………………………………………………….…15-16

STORING AND REVIEWING A NUMBER IN ONE-TOUCH MEMORY…15

STORING AND REVIEWING A NUMBER IN TWO-TOUCH MEMORY...15

COPYING THE NUMBERS TO ONE-TOUCH MEMORY…………………16

DIALING A NUMBER FROM MEMORY…………………………………... 16

CALLER ID SYSTEM OPERATION………………………………………..…17-19

CALLER ID SERVICE………………………………………………………….17

RECEIVING CALL RECORDS……………………………………….……….17

NEW CALL INDICATOR…………………………………………….……….17

REVIEWING CALL RECORDS……………………………………………….18

REMOVING RECORDS FROM CALL LIST………………………………….18

CALLER ID ON CALL WAITING…………………………………………….19

TROUBLESHOOTING………………………………………………………………20

GUARANTEE…………………………………………………………………………21

INSTALLATION

CHECK THE CONTENTS OF THE BOX

Your box contains:

• Jupiter50 unit

• Handset with curly cord

• Line cord

• User Guide

BATTERIES INSTALLATION

The caller ID phone requires four 1.5V AA size batteries for LCD

Display (batteries are not supplied).

• Remove the battery cover from the back of your Jupiter50 phone.

• Insert four 1.5V AA size batteries into the compartment.

• Replace battery compartment cover.

You can also insert adaptor for LCD display.

CONNECTING LINE CORDS

Plug one end of the supplied modular cord into the line socket marked

“LINE” at the back of the Jupiter50 (see the diagram below). Then plug

the other end into Telephone line jack.

Note: Do not use rechargeable batteries,

do not dispose batteries in household

waste. Pay attention to your local battery

disposal regulations.

Line cord socket

classified TNV-3

according to

EN60950 standard

Adaptor socket

classified

“hazardous voltage”

according to

EN60950 standard

INSTALLATION

CONNECTING THE ADAPTOR

Connect the adaptor plug to the adaptor socket located on the back

of your Jupiter50 next to the line cord socket. Then connect the

adaptor to the wall socket (classified “hazardous voltage”according

to EN60950 standard). Please choose an adaptor wall socket near

your line plug to enable you to unplug the adaptor quickly in case

of a problem.

Note: The adaptor is required for the telephone to work

properly. Batteries are necessary in case of network power

failure. If the adaptor is accidentally unplugged (or in case

of power failure) and the batteries are empty or not in place,

restricted phone features only will work (make a call or

answer incoming call).

DESCRIPTION

GENERAL DESCRIPTION

Time Set Key

Mute

Direct

Memory

Volume Reception

Adjustment

Buttons

Memory

Selection key

Flashing Incoming

Call Indicator

LCD Display

Speaker - Hands Free

Dialing and Amplifier

Last Number

Redial Key /

Pause

Time Break

Recall Button

Memory Set Key

Phone

Book

Delete/Cancel/Exit

Key

Up/Down

Selection keys

Validation

Key



OK

DESCRIPTION

LCD SCREEN

Screen example (incoming call position) :

date

time

number of call

records received

caller’s name caller’s number

RECEIVING CALL RECORDS

A caller ID record consists of the following information:

Number of call records received, time

and date of the call

Total calls and current date

Caller’s number

Caller’s name

DESCRIPTION

Your Jupiter50 LCD screen displays different messages which help

you to use the telephone.

Examples of messages and their location on the screen:

TOTAL & NEW CALLS – this shows you the total number

of calls and the number of new calls to be reviewed. In

this example, you have a total of 10 calls which

includes 2 new and it is Monday.

NO CALLS – when all calls have been deleted, the

display will show NO CALLS.

PRIVATE – if the caller has exercised the option to

prevent his number from being displayed, PRIVATE will

be shown on the screen.

REPEAT CALLS – if a call comes repeatedly, the display

will show REPEAT icon in the upper right corner of the

LCD.

END OF LIST – this message is displayed when use of S

or Tto reach the top (end) of the call history list. If

there is no call, then LCD shows NO CALL.

OUT OF AREA – will display when someone calls from

an area where the telephone company is not offering

the caller identification services or an area that is not

yet providing name and number delivery to your area

via the long distance network.

BATTERY LOW INDICATOR – if there is low battery, the

battery low icon will turn on and flash.

SETTINGS

Your Jupiter50 contains the following special functions:

• Language select

•Timeset

• Area & long distance code setting

•Phonebook

LANGUAGE SELECT

Jupiter50 supports multi languages, including English1, Greek, Czech,

Slovak, Turkish, English2, Spanish, Nederland, French, German, Polish,

Swedish, Danish, Finnish and Norwegian.

To access language select perform the following steps when the handset

is in the cradle:

1. Whilst holding down the Xand the OK buttons press the Skey

once.

2. The unit of the Jupiter50 enters language setting.

3. Use Sand Tbuttons to select the language.

4. Press OK button to confirm and exit.

TIME SETTING

Press and hold key until the LCD displays “SET TIME”. Use TS

buttons to select the correct number. Press OK button to confirm and

move to the next digit. The setting sequence is HOUR – MINUTE – MONTH

– DAY – YEAR – WEEK (day of the week, e.g. Sunday is 1, Monday is 2 etc.)

Press Xbutton to exit.

Notes:

1. When you receive a first call to this unit, time and date

will be automatically set if you have Caller ID Service.

2. The Year & Month should be selected correctly to

ensure proper Week display.

3. If you do not select any digit in the Week field, your

Jupiter50 will not show the week on the LCD in standby

mode, and will show TOTAL CALLS in the Week field.

SETTINGS

AREA & LONG DISTANCE CODE SETTING

Your telephone needs to distinguish between local and long distance

calls. First of all you have to program your area code:

• Press Xbutton together with Tbutton and hold them both for

2-3 seconds until the display shows “SET AREA CODE”. Use T

and Sbuttons to select the correct area code. Press OK button

to pass from one digit to another.

• When the area code setting has been completed, press OK

button once – the display will show “SET LDS CODE”. The unit

enters the long distance code.

• Press Xbutton to exit the setting.

PHONE BOOK SETTING

• When the phone is ON-HOOK, press and hold key for 2-3

seconds to enter the number setting mode.

• Enter telephone number (maximum 18 digits). If the number is

longer than18 digits, the display will show “TOO LONG”

message. To correct wrong digit press X.

• After completing the number setting, press key again to

enter the name setting mode. In the bottom left hand corner a

flashing line will appear. Enter the name corresponding to the

number according to character keys below. To enter continuous

letters on the same button press OK to pass to the next

character.

• When number and name setting is completed, press key

once to store the desired entry in your phone book.

Note: If you want to

exit during the

setting, use Xbutton.

Otherwise, the system

will exit the phone

book mode

automatically after 20

seconds of inactive

sate.

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SETTINGS

REVIEWING PHONE BOOK NUMBER/NAME

1. Press key once and the unit will show the last phone book

name and number. Use Tand Sto review the entries of your

phone book.

2. You can also quickly find the number by name by pressing the

first letter of the stored name.

3. To review the entries by their location in the phone book, with

the phone in the on-hook position press the location number

+ #, e.g. if you want to review the seventh entry located in

your phone book, just press 7# and the LCD will show the

seventh number and name.

DELETING AN ENTRY FROM THE PHONE BOOK

Select the number you wish to delete and press X. The unit will ask

you DEL? – confirm this by pressing Xbutton again.

SPEED DIAL FROM THE PHONE BOOK

With the phone off hook, select the preset number (see number 3.

above), then press OK or Speaker button once and the number will be

dialed automatically.

MODIFYING PHONE BOOK ENTRY

1. Press key and find the number using TS keys or by

pressing the first letter of the name you require.

2. Press and hold key until the first letter of the name blinks.

3. Type the new name by using the keypad (as described in

section “Phone Book Setting”, p.8).

COPYING CALLER’S NUMBER TO YOUR PHONE BOOK

When the LCD shows Caller ID or last 10 dialed numbers, press and

hold key for about 3 seconds, this will add the number to the

Phone book, and the name first letter will flash to indicate possibility

to modify it – you can either do it using the keypad or leave it as it is.

Then press again the key to store and Xto exit.

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