Philips D500 Manual de usuario

1. IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION

Only use this product in countries where the appropriate authorities have given their

authorisation.

This product is classified with IP52 classification as defined in EN60529.

Please also use and refer to all documentation, which is supplied with any part(s) of

your telephone system.

1.1. Power Supply

This product requires a 230V alternating current power supply and is not suitable for

IT-facilities as defined in the EN60-950 standard. The power can only be disconnected

from the charger by removing the AC adapter plug from the mains socket. Mains

supply is classified at dangerous voltage security level, as defined in the EN 60-950

standard.

1.2. Safety Precautions

• Do not open the handset, the charger, or the charger rack. This could expose you

to high voltages. All repairs must be carried out by authorized service personnel.

• Do not allow the charger and battery contacts to come into contact with conductive

items such as keys, paper clips, rings or bracelets.

• Do not allow the handset and charger to come into contact with water or

chemicals.

• Only use the AC adapter and battery type supplied.

• Do not use an AC adapter that shows any signs of damage (breaks or cracks in

the housing) and keep the cooling apertures of the AC adapter free from

obstruction.

• Do not operate the D500 handset in vehicles or in areas or rooms where there is

a danger of explosion.

1.3. Usage

This handset, like any cordless telephone, operates using radio signals, which cannot

guarantee the setup of a connection in all conditions. Therefore, you should never rely

solely upon any cordless telephone for essential communication (e.g. emergencies).

1.4. Sensitive Electronic Environment

Research proves that operational DECT phones can influence sensitive electronic

equipment e.g. laboratory or medical equipment. This incidental influence can appear

when DECT phones operate in proximity to sensitive electronic equipment. Do not

place the DECT phone on or close to this kind of equipment, even not in standby-

mode.

1.5. Intrinsic Safety

The handset version with type number 9600 014 58000/LBB 670x/50 is suitable for

use in potential explosive atmospheres. If you have another type of handset, you can

skip this section.

The intrinsic safe version of the D500 handset is designed, approved and produced in

conformance with the rules laid down in ATEX directive 94/9/EC. It can be used in

areas with potential explosive atmospheres marked with the logo as described in the

directive.

Pay attention to the fact that the handset must be charged outside the hazardous

area.

At the backside of the handset you will find the Ex marking. The numbers behind it

refer to the following:

Warning: Do not charge the handset in potential explosive areas.

Warning: Do not open handsets in potential explosive areas.

Warning: When the handset is used in a dry area with a humidity less than

60%, or when the user wears clothes which could cause dangerous

electrostatic discharges, the handset must be used in combination with

pouch Bosch LBB6711/00.

Table 1-1 Explanation of code behind Ex symbol

Putting into service

The handset may only be put into service at the site by the system manager, i.e. the

person responsible for the safety of people using equipment in areas which have a

potential explosive atmosphere. This system manager must be acquainted with the

risks for the user at the places where the handset will be used. Before the handset is

put into service the user should receive instructions and information about the

conditions to be followed for the safe operation. The following items should be a guide

for the instructions:

• Defining the area where the handset may be used.

• The special conditions of use, including examples of possible misuse, for which

experience has shown that they might occur.

• Obligation to use the handset in combination with pouch Bosch LBB6711/00 in dry

areas with a relative humidity < 60%, or when the user wears clothes which could

cause dangerous electrostatic discharges.

• In the defined area the handset may not be opened.

• In the defined area the batteries of the handset may not be charged by a charging

II equipment intended for use in areas above-ground, not in mines

2G a high level of protection in explosive atmospheres in which mixtures of

air and gasses, vapours and mists are present for long periods or

frequently

3D a normal level of protection in explosive atmospheres in which air/dust

mixtures are present infrequently or for short periods only

T50oC the max. surface temperature for the dust classification

ib intrinsic safety level of protection "ib". This means that the apparatus

satisfies the requirements of the harmonised European standard EN

50020 clause 5.3: in normal operation and with the application of one

countable fault plus non-countable faults, the apparatus shall not be

capable of causing ignition.

C gas group C (highest classification, so also valid for the A and B groups

mentioned in the appendix of the EN 50014)

T3 the classification of the max. surface temperature (200oC) for the group

II electrical apparatus

unit.

• Outside the defined area the handset may only be charged with dedicated

chargers.

• Only the battery types mentioned on the ATEX-certificate may be used.

• A defect handset should immediately be brought outside the defined area.

• If the user is in doubt about the use of the handset in a specific area, (s)he should

contact the system manager.

All relevant data concerning commissioning and repairs on ATEX product must be

logged. Only a service organisation acknowledged by the manufacturer (see product

label) may perform repairs. For trace ability it is advisable to keep a record of type- &

serial numbers of the handsets and the customers/end-users who have received the

handsets. If in doubt about installation, configuration or the correct functioning of the

product please consult the manufacturer (see product label).

2. GENERAL

2.1. Handset

The D500 handset is designed for the iS3000 system. The handset is based on the

DECT GAP standard and supports iS3000 related features.

The D500 handset is also available as intrinsic safe Ex(i) version, which is suitable for

environments with high explosion risks (refer to section 1.5. "Intrinsic Safety").

2.2. Display

Three lines, of 12 alphanumeric characters in length, can show text or caller

information.

The bottom line shows 5 possible icons, that reflect the handset's functionality or refer

to options active in the menus (such as the arrow keys and OK key).

Number Function

1 Signal LED (red/green).

SOS button; dials stored

(emergency) telephone

number

2 Earpiece

3 Volume control

4Display

5 Envelope (message) key

6 Scroll keys

7Confirmkey

8 Phone book key

9 Menu/recall key

10 On/off-hook key

11 Numeric keys

12 Microphone

13 Headset connection

14 Charging contacts

15 Sticker placement

16 Clip attachment mounting

The display has a backlight, activated after a key press or on an incoming call. It

switches off automatically after 10 seconds. The backlight can be also be switched off

permanently (see 9.1.8. "Backlighting").

The following table describes the icons that appear in the display.

Table 2-1 Icons

2.3. Keys

The numerical keys can be used to dial numbers or edit entries, in for example the

telephone book. The following characters can be entered by repeatedly pressing the

respective numerical keys. The entry position is automatically advanced after you

enter a new character or if, for a short while, no character is entered. Pressing the *

key switches between capitals and non-capitals.

SYMBOL ON FLASHING OFF

Handset is in range of

the iS3000 system.

It is not possible to

make or receive

messages or phone

calls. Or channel

temporarily not

available.

Handset is out of range

of the iS3000 system.

New message

received. This can be

a voice mail or text

message.

Message memory

full.

No message, or all

messages have been

read.

Handset is off-hook. Handset is dialling a

number.

Handset is on-hook.

User can go to the

next line or step.

There is no next line or

step to go to.

User can go back to

the previous line or

step.

There is no previous line

or step to go to.

Table 2-2 Supported characters

Table 2-3 Keys

Key Character Key Character

1 ? ! 1 - + * / = & ( ) % ¿ ¡ 7 P Q R S 7 ß

2 A B C 2 Ä Å À Â Ã Æ Ç 8 T U V 8 Ü Ù Ú Û

3 D E F 3 È É Ê Ë 9 W X Y Z 9

4 G H I 4 Ì Í Î Ï 0 [space] , . 0 : ; _ " ' ^ ~

5 J K L 5 * (non-)CAPITALS

6 M N O 6 Ñ Ö Ò Ó Ô Õ Ø # # @ E $ £ ¥ §< > { | } [ \ ]

Envelope key, used to enter the message menu.

Scroll through menu, list and entries / redial key (from standby mode)

Keeping the key pressed deletes the previous entry.

Scroll through menu, list and entries.

Execution of option in menu or used as Mute key in conversation.

Phone book key.

Menu key / enquiry key (in conversation).

Makes, accepts or ends a call.

Key locked (in combination with Menu key).

Silent Mode (in combination with Menu key).

3. INSTALLATION

3.1. Location

Place the charger or charging rack on a flat, even surface, or attach it securely to the

wall.

Do not place the charger, handset or the accessories in the proximity of:

• Explosive areas.

• Water, moisture or damp areas.

• Heat sources, direct sunlight or inadequately ventilated areas.

• Devices which produce strong magnetic fields, electrical appliances, fluorescent

lamps, computers, radios, TVs, fax machines and telephone terminals.

• Areas where the equipment can be covered, its ventilation impaired and liquid can

get inside.

• Areas where there is excessive dust, and areas which are subjected to vibration,

shock or extreme temperature fluctuations.

• Near obstacles, like thick walls or metallic structures.

• Place and/or store the handset and its accessories out of the reach of small

children.

3.2. Installing the Charger

Connect the power line cable to the back of the charger and then plug the AC adapter

into the mains socket outlet.

3.3. Wall Mounting the Charger

• Drill two holes in the wall, with a horizontal spacing of 45 mm and insert the screws.

• Use a screwdriver to remove the two screws in the top plate of the charger.

• Turn the top insert plate 90 degrees in the charger and put the screws back in.

• Plug the power cable into the wall socket.

• Hang the charging unit on the screws in the wall.

• Place the telephone handset on the charger.

3.4. Placing a Charger or Charging Rack

3.4.1. Charger

The charger can be placed on the desktop or mounted on the wall. For wall mounting

drill two holes with horizontal spacing at a distance of 45 mm. Connect the charger to

the wall with two screws. Connect the AC Adapter and place the handset on the

charger.

3.4.2. Charging Rack

The charging rack can contain a maximum of 5 chargers. Charger racks can be

coupled to a maximum of 4, using the same AC Adapter, with a maximum outlet of 5 A.

3.4.3. Installation of the Chargers on the Charging Rack

The chargers can be placed in two different positions, depending on the usage of the

chargers. If the chargers are placed on the desktop the chargers should be connected

with 2 screws.

When the charging racks are wall-mounted the chargers should be connected as

follows:

Connect the power supply (maximum output 5A) as indicated in the following picture,

when charging racks should be coupled follow the instructions in this picture to

connect the cabling correctly. When the charging rack cabling is connected plug the

AC adapter plug into the 230V mains outlet.

3.5. Battery Management

3.5.1. Battery Installation / Removal

The handsets are equipped with a rechargeable NiMh battery pack. The battery pack

is installed in the back of the handset housing.

The batteries can be charged and discharged hundreds of times, but sooner or later

they will be worn out. If the operating time is significantly shorter than usual, then it is

time to have the batteries replaced.

The batteries should not be removed by the user. This should be carried out by

qualified service personnel only.

When a user attempts to perform this action by him/herself no guarantee can be given

about the proper functioning of the handset anymore.

Do not shortcircuit the battery, the contacts or the handset.

3.5.2. Charge before Use

The handset is delivered with an almost uncharged battery. The handset has to be

placed in a charger or a charging rack and charged for at least 24 hours before use.

When the handset is placed in a charger or charging rack it switches on and the

display shows the battery status.

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