Emc-Directive; Operation - FHF FernTel-W Betriebsanleitung

Description
The telephone consists of a receiver with
spiral cord, a front plate with receiver
accommodation, and a 16-digit, illuminated
keyboard. The receiver cord is led through
the front plate by means of a cable gland.
On the upper side of the receiver accom-
modation, in the front plate, there are sound
output openings for the ringing tone signals.
Performance features
The telephone numbers are dialled by
means of the dual-tone multifrequency
(DTMF) dialling procedure.
Further performance features are:
– Short code dialling from 10 short code
dialling memories
– Last number redial
– Muting the receiver microphone
– Enquiry call (Signal or Flash key)

OPERATION

Keypad
S: Short code dialling (Speed Dial)
M: Silent (Mute)
>>: Last number redial
R: Enquiry key (Flash)
Normal calling
After lifting the receiver, you can dial
using the keys 0...9, * and #. The
telephone generates dual-tone mul-
tifrequency signals (DTMF) only.
Last number redial
If you pick up the receiver and press
the last number redial key „>>", the
number dialled for the previous tele-
phone call will be dialled again.
Short code dialling
After picking up the receiver and
pressing the 'S' key, you can press
one of the number keys 0...9 to dial
a telephone number stored in the
selected short code dialling memory
(0...9). How to store short code dial-
ling numbers is described under
'Programming' below.
Enquiry call
If you are conducting a telephone
call, and you press the Enquiry key
'R', you can then enter a number
within the private branch area,
make an enquiry about something
at the entered number, press the 'R'
key again and switch back to your
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– Setting the receiver volume
– Ringing tone
Operating note
The telephone is equipped with a receiver
accommodation with a reed contact as
hook switch, which is switched by a mag-
net in the receiver. In other words, to inter-
rupt or disconnect an existing connection,
the receiver must be replaced.
Connection / Mounting
On the rear side of the telephone, there are
two terminals marked 'TCP'. Connect the
two conductors of the connecting cable to
the private branch exchange. This cable
must be available in the mounting area.
Place the telephone in the mounting ope-
ning. At the four corners of the front plate,
there are mounting holes for countersunk
head screws for fastening the telephone.
first call, or, following the enquiry,
you can replace the receiver and
thus connect both persons you
have been talking to, with each
other. (This is a feature of the private
branch exchange.)
Mute
Pressing the mute key 'M', switches
off the microphone in the receiver.
The person you are talking to on the
phone can no longer hear you.
Pressing the 'M' key again, switches
the microphone on again.
Receiver volume
During a call, you can increase the
receiver volume by pressing the 'S'
key followed by the '#' key. Pressing
the 'S' and then the '*' key reduces
the receiver volume.
Programming
For programming, the receiver must
be lifted off the hook.
All programming procedures are
being started by simultaneously
pressing the '*' key and the '#' key
A long acknowledgement tone signals
that a correctly executed program
has ended. An error tone informs
you of any operating mistakes.
The error tone is a sequence of four
short tones. It sounds if an error is
recognized during the programming
procedure, or if no keys have been
pressed during the last 25 seconds.
The programming is then interrup-
ted. Changes to the settings will not
be executed, nor stored.
Programming the short
code dialling memory
Procedure:
• Lift the receiver.
• Press the '*' and '#' keys simul-
taneously.
• Press the 'S' key.
Care and maintenance
The telephone is maintenance-free. Never-
theless, in very polluted areas of use, the
device should be cleaned now and again.
Use a moist cleaning cloth to dust off the
receiver, the receiver accommodation and
the front plate.
Warning! Never use sharp objects for clea-
ning. Do not use other polishing or abrasive
substances.

EMC-Directive

The device complies with the requirements
of the new EMC-directive 2004/108/CE,
the low voltage directive 2006/95CE and
the R&TTE directive 1999/5/CEE.
The conformity with the above directives
is confirmed by the CE sign.
• Press the '>>' key.
• Select the desired short code
dialling memory by pressing one
of the number keys 0...9.
• Press the '>>' key.
• Enter the digits of the desired
telephone number.
• Press the '>>' key to store the
short code dialling number. The
acknowledgement tone sounds.
or, instead of pressing the '>>' key,
you can press the 'S' key, in order
to program further short code dial-
ling memories, as described above,
or replace the receiver. The pro-
gramming procedure is then inter-
rupted, and none of the entered
short code numbers will be stored.
If you immediately press the '>>'
key, instead of entering a telephone
number, any existing telephone
number stored in the selected short
code dialling memory will be deleted.
Result:
The selected short code dialling
memory now contains the entered
telephone number, which can be
dialled as described in the chapter
'Operation/short code dialling'.
Programming
the ringing volume
Procedure:
• Lift the receiver.
• Press the '*' and '#' keys simul-
taneously.
• Press key '5'.
• Press the '>>' key. You hear the
ringing tone.
• Select the desired volume by
pressing one of the number keys
1...7.
• You may press various digits, one
after the other, in order to set the
desired volume.