User's Manual
Table Of Contents
- Feature List
- Features of SunCorp GAP DECT
- Main User interface
- Call User interface
- MENU Settings
- MESSAGE PLAY
- PHONEBOOK
- TAM SETTING
- SMS
- SETUP
- HANDSET
- REGISTER
- Answer machine features
- Base description
- Base unit operation
- Call answering and message recording
- Memory full
- Message playback
- Remote interrogation.
- Technical requirement
- Default setting data
- Setting for countries variance and type of product
- BPR detection (Branch Phone Detection)
- CPC (ECS) detection (End of call signal)
- Silence detection
- Tone detection
- DTMF detection
- AGC for recording
- Audio out put level setting
- Supervisory tone
- Tail cut
- Ring signal detection
- LED flashing
- Data storage
- Prefix dialling
- Quick default settings
- Subscribe a new handset
- Test modes
- Specifications
Message play Unit abandons message play with all messages saved.
Message paused Unit abandons message play with all messages saved.
OGM Play Unit abandons outgoing message play.
ICM record STOP is ignored.
Pressing STOP on the base will NOT affect operations started from the handset.
Remark: The messages are deleted during playing messages. The message cannot be
recovered by any means.
5.2.5 Volume control
• An electronic volume control shall be provided on the base unit. Eleven different settings (0 – 9+H)
shall be provided to regulate the loudspeaker volume level. If the base has seven-segment, the
LED display shall show “0” for off, then “1” - “9” and “H” for the maximum setting.
• When the volume control is set at its minimum (0) position there will be no audible output during
call screening and during remote interrogation, but there will be a level 1 (audible) output from the
loudspeaker during other operations (examples are outgoing message check, message play etc).
After such operations (played at level 1), the volume shall retain its previous 0 setting for call
screening (and remote interrogation) if the volume control has not been adjusted.
• During outgoing message check, message play (including the wait period at the end of playback),
and voice prompts, any adjustment of the volume control by the user will cause the volume to
increase or decrease from the low volume setting. When the operation is completed, the new
setting for the volume control shall be stored.
• If the volume control is adjusted during the idle mode, the unit shall emit a short beep for each
step in the volume setting. As the volume control is increased, the beep gets louder and as the
volume control is decreased, the beep gets quieter. At the quiet and loud end-stops, the unit emits
two beeps (H level for maximum setting).
• If the volume up or down button is held down the settings will change at the rate of two steps per
second. If the button is pressed and released rapidly then the settings will change at the same
rate as the button presses.
• The base loudspeaker volume control is only for base and handset receiver volumes shall be
independent.
5.2.6 Answer delay
The unit shall have a selectable delay of between 2 and 9 rings or Time Saver by press and Hold
“SKIP FORWARDS” button. Press “SKIP FORWARDS” button for check the setting of Answer delay.
• The default setting at power up or hard reset shall be 6 rings. (According to EEPROM setting)
• The Time Saver protocol shall answer calls after 6 rings if no new messages have been recorded
or 2 rings if new messages have been recorded.
• When enter to the Answer delay setting mode by hold press
“SKIP FORWARDS” button, after
that, each short pres “SKIP FORWARDS” button to increase one step for answer delay
with announcement. The order shall be as follows.
2 - 3 - 4 - 5 - 6 - 7 - 8 - 9 - TS - 2 - 3 -------
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