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CALL

WAITING

CALLER

ID

Delete

Flash

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AReviewW

USER'S

GUIDE

Model:

5050

©Copyright

1998

Aastra

Telecom.

All

rights

reserved.

IN

Features-At-A-Glance

Compatible

with

Caller

ID

with

Call

Waiting

Service

**

56

Name

&

Number

Call

Log

with

Repeat

Call

Counter

Easy

to

Read

4

line

Display

-

with

one

glance

viewing

of

Name,

Number,

Time

and

Date

English,

French

or

Spanish

Prompts

Compatible

with

most

Voice

Mail

Message

Waiting

Indication

Services

Dial

Key

for

easy

Call

Back from

the

Call

Log

Flash

Button

-

for

answering

Call

Waiting

calls

and

switching

between

callers

Call

Tracker™

-

displays

appropriate

Caller

ID

as

you

switch

between

callers

Multi-Function

LED

Indicator

-

Line

In

Use,

New

Call,

Blocked

Call

10)

Date

and

Time

Display

-

automatically

adjusted

with

each

Caller

ID

received

11)

Non-Volatile

Call

Log

Memory

-

never

needs

batteries

12)

Desk

Top

or

built-in

Wall

Mount

Installation

**

This

device

only

works

with

phone

lines

equipped

with

Caller

ID

or

Caller

ID

with

Call

Waiting

service.

Contact

your

phone

company

for

subscription

details.

bÆ

Important

Safety

Instructions

When

using

your

telephone

equipment,

these

basic

safety

precautions

should

always

be

followed

to

reduce

the

risk

of

fire,

electrical

shock

and

injuryto

persons:

Read

and

understand

all

instructions.

Follow

all

warnings

and

instructions

marked

on

the

product.

Unplug

this

product

from

the

wall

outlet

before

cleaning,

and

use

a

dry

cloth,

without

liquid

or

aerosol

cleaners.

Do

not

use

this

product

near

water;

for

example

near

a

bath

tub,

wash

bowl,

kitchen

sink

or

laundry

tub,

in

a

wet

basement,

or

near

aswimming

pool.

Do

not

place

this

product

on an

unstable

cart,

stand

or

table.

The

telephone

may

fall,

causing

serious

damage

to

the

unit.

Slots

and

openings

in

the

cabinet

and

the

back

or

bottom

are

provided

for

ventilation.

To

protect

the

product

from

overheating,

these

openings

must

not

be

blocked

or

covered.

This

product

should

never

be

placed

near

or

over

a

radiator

or

heat

register.

This

product

should

not

be

placed

in

a

built-in

installation

unless

proper

ventilation

is

provided.

This

product

should

be

operated

only

from

the

type

of

power

source

indicated

on

the

marking

label.

If

you

are

not

sure

of

the

type

of

power

supply

to

your

home,

consult

your

dealer

or

local

power

company.

Do

not

allow

anything

to

rest

on

the

power

cord.

Do

not

locate

this

product

where

the

cord

will

be

damaged

by

persons

walking

on

it.

Do

not

overload

wall

outlets

and

extension

cords,

as

this

can

result

in

the

risk

of

fire

or

electrical

shock.

.

Never

push

objects

of

any

kind

into

this

product

through

cabinet

slots,

as

they

may

touch

dangerous

voltage

points

or

short

out

parts

that

could

result

in

a

risk

of

fire

or

electrical

shock.

Never

spill

liquid

of

any

kind

on

the

product.

11.

To

reduce

the

risk

of

electric

shock,

do

not

disassemble

this

product.

Take

it

to

qualified

service

personnel

when

service

or

repair

work

is

required.

Opening

or

removing

covers

may

expose

you

to

dangerous

voltages

or

other

risks.

Incorrect

reassembly

can

cause

electric

shock

when

the

appliance

is

subsequently

used.

.

Unplug

this

product

from

the

wall

outlet

and

refer

servicing

to

qualified

service

personnel

under

the

following

conditions:

A.

When

the

power

supply

cord

is

damaged

or

frayed

B.

If

liquid

has

been

spilled

into

the

product.

C.

Ifthe

product

has

been

exposed

to

rain

or

water.

D.

If

the

product

does

not

operate

normally

when

following

the

operating

instructions.

(Adjust

only

those

controls

that

are

covered

by

the

operating

instructions.

Improper

adjustment

of

other

controls

may

result

in

damage

and

will

often

require

extensive

repair

work

by

a

qualified

technician.)

.

If

the

product

has

been

dropped

or

the

cabinet

has

been

damaged.

F.

Ifthe

product

exhibits

a

distinct

change

in

performance.

13.

Do

not

use

the

telephone

to

report

a

gas

leak

in

the

vicinity

of

the

leak.

Save

these

instructions

Contents

Features-At-A-Glance

Section

A

Important

Safety

Instructions

Section

B

Introduction

Section

1

Package

contents

Section

2

Installation

Section

3

Line

Connections

Clock

Desk

or

Wall

Installation

Caller

ID

Description

Section

4

User

Selectable

Options

Section

5

Change

Language

Program

Local

Area

Codes

Alternate

Long

Distance

Message

Lite

Caller

ID

Operation

Section

6

Display

information

Multi-Function

LED

Indicator

Clock

Display

Incoming

Call

Reviewing

and

Deleting

Call

Log

Entries

Dialing

from

Call

Log

Flash

Button

Troubleshooting

Section

7

HEB

Introduction

Congratulations

on

the

purchase

of

your

new

Call

Waiting

Caller

ID

Display

unit.

We

recommend

that

you

read

this

User

Guide

thoroughly

before

installing

your

unit.

If

you

have

any

questions,

please

refer

to

the

Warranty

leaflet

for

Customer

Assistance

and

Service

information.

This

unit

is

a

device

that

works

with

Caller

ID,

Caller

ID

with

Call

Waiting

and

Voice

Messaging*.

You

must

subscribe

to

one

or

all

of

these

services

from

your

local

telephone

company

to

enjoy

the

features

of

your

unit.

*

Caller

ID,

Caller

ID

with

Call

Waiting

and

Voice

Messaging

are

services

that

may

be

available

from

your

local

telephone

company

which

typically

levies

a

monthly

service

fee.

Your

local

telephone

company

may

use

a

different

name

forthese

services.

Check

the

contents

of

the

package.

1)

Caller

ID

Unit

2)

Power

Adapter

3)

Line

Cord

4)

User's

Guide

BECICI

1)

Line

Connections

1)

Connect

the

line

cord

between

the

center

jack

on

the

back

of

the

unit

and

the

telephone

line

wall

outlet.

2)

Connect

a

telephone

to

the

remaining

jack.

3)

Connect

the

power

adapter

to

anon-switched

electrical

outlet.

NOTE:

This

Call

Waiting

Caller

ID

device

must

be

directly

connected

to

the

telephone

line.

Do

not

connect

it

to

the

line

through

a

Fax,

Modem

or

Answering

Machine,

sometimes

called

daisy

chaining.

Although

these

devices

provide

an

extra

jack,

it

is

often

not

a

true

duplex

connection.

Use

a

duplex

adapter,

sold

in

most

retail

phone

stores,

to

split

a

wall

jack

so

it

can

feed

this

unit

directly

along

with

the

other

device

sharing

the

same

wall

jack.

2)

Clock

The

Date

and

Time

will

not

appear

on

the

display

until

the

first

call

is

received.

You

do

not

need

to

make

clock

adjustments.

3)

Desk

or

Wall

Installation

1)

Desk:

Pop

out

the

stand

located

on

the

bottom

of

the

unit.

2)

Wall:

Fold

the

stand

into

the

base

until

it

snaps

closed.

Two

screws

(#6

or

#8

pan

or

round

head,

not

included)

with

a

center

spacing

of

2.5"

are

required

to

secure

the

unit

to

the

wall.

Your

Call

Waiting

Caller

ID

is

now

ready

for

service!

DISPLAY

SCREEN

MULTI-FUNCTION

___LED

INDICATOR

DELETE

BUTTON

Used

to

delete

—

numbers

from

|

the

Call

Log.

REVIEW

4~

BUTTONS

Used

to

review

calls

in

the

Call

Log.

A

Dele

Did

DIAL

BUTTON

Used

to

call

out

using

a

number

from

the

Call

Log.

OPTIONS

(AAND

Y

FLASH

BUTTON

Used

to

answer

the

Call

Waiting

call

or

to

switch

between

two

callers.

PRESSED

TOGETHER)

Used

to

access

the

4

User

Selectable

Options.

5

User

Selectable

Options

There

are

4

optionsto

customize

your

unit

.

Press

and

hold

both

review

buttons

(A

and

W)

to

access

the

list

of

Options.

Use

&

(CHANGE)

to

select

an

option

or

move

on

to

the

next

ption,

using

W

(NEXT).

o

The

four

options

are:

Language

hoose

English(ENG),

French

(FRA)

or

Spanish(ESP)

prompts.

Area

Code

nter

your

home

area

code

so

local

(same

area)

Caller

ID

numbers

will

isplay

as

7

digit

numbers

-

just

as

they

would

be

dialed.

Use

A

to

angethe

digit

and

W

to

stepto

the

next

digit.

rea

Code

2and

3

ey

can

be

set

for

two

neighboring

area

codes

when

only

7

digits

are

ialed

to

reach

the

caller,

that

is,

the

area

code

is

not

required

to

dial

e

phone

number.

Alternate

LD

Traditionally,

1

is

the

most

common

long

distance

prefix.

You

may

program

an

alternate

long

distance

prefix,

up

to

seven

digits

long,

when

you

want

to

dial

a

caller

outside

your

home

area

using

an

alternate

long

distance

(Alt

LD)

carrier

instead

of

your

primary

carrier.

amn

o=

abo

ta

w

4)

Message

Lite

Use

this

option

to

turn

ON

or

OFF

the

Message

Lite

(LED).

If

the

Message

Lite

is

still

on

after

you

have

reviewed

all

your

messages,

turn

it

OFF

You

may

also

turn

the

Message

Lite

ON

if

you

wish

to

alert

someone

else

that

there

are

messages

in

the

mail

box,

after

all

the

messages

has

been

reviewed.

WalOperation

1)

Four

Display

Lines

The

4

line

display

provides

all

of

the

information

available

about

the

caller

on

a

single

screen.

Icons

on

line

4

alert

you

to

a

special

call

condition.

Name~

———

Number

„į

416-555-1234

<

0

Tme—

T

SMITH

JOHN

pe

Date

ee

a

Call

#56

12:45

en

11/25

X2%

——

Repeat

Position

pitts

Fag

=]

$P

de

Call

Counter

New

Call

>d

x

“~~.

Long

Distance

Call

Waiting

Message

in

Voice

Mail

Line

1

Callers

Number

After

programming

your

home

area

code

(Option

2),

local

calls

wi

display

as

7

digit

numbers.

Up

to

10

digits

are

displayed

in

an

easy

t

read

format.

When

a

caller

blocks

this

information,

"Number

Blockec

appears

instead.

When

information

is

not

available,

"Unknow

Number'

will

be

shown.

Line

2

Callers

Name

The

caller's

name

appears

on

this

line.

When

a

caller

blocks

thi

information,

"Name

Blocked"

appears

instead.

When

information

is

nc

available,

"Unknown

Name'

will

be

shown.

Line

3

Call

Position,

Time,

Date

&

Repeat

Call

Counter

This

line

displays

the

Position

of

the

Call

in

the

Log

(#1

to

#56),

th

time

&

month/day

that

the

call

was

received,

followed

by

the

Repec

Call

Count

(x2

for

two

times).

The

Repeat

Call

counter

is

used

to

kee

track

of

the

number

of

times

a

specific

caller

has

called

since

your

las

review.

The

displayed

time

&

date

is

from

the

most

recent

of

th

repeated

calls.

Operation

-

continued

Line

4

Icons

E

New

Call

-

indicates

that

this

call

is

new

and

has

not

been

reviewer

before.

It

only

appears

when

reviewing

a

call

for

the

first

time.

_

Call

Waiting

-

indicates

this

call

was

received

while

you

were

on

th:

e

phone.

Message

in

Voice

mail

-

indicates

your

voice

mail

service

has

c

EX

least

one

new

message.

This

Icon

is

controlled

by

the

phon:

company

or

other

voice

mail

service

provider.

Long

Distance

-

indicates

the

call

is

froma

different

area

code.

a

Multi-Function

LED

Indicator

|

New

Call

Alert

&

Message

Waiting

With

each

new

call

the

LED

blinks,

once

every

two

seconds.

The LED

stops

blinking

once

you've

pressed

a

key

to

review

the

new

Caller

ID

record(s).

Additionally,

when

you

have

a

Message

Waiting

in

your

Voice

Mail,

this

LED

blinks

until

the

message

is

retrieved

and

the

LED

is

turned

off

by

the

voice

mail

system.

Line

in

Use

Indication

The

LED

lights

continuously

anytime

the

telephone

line

is

being

used.

Blocked

Call

Indicator

The

light

blinks

rapidly

while

the

line

is

ringing

when

callers

block

thei

Caller

ID

information.

3)

Clock

Display

The

time

&

date

is

displayed

with

the

number

of

New

Calls

while

the

un

is

idle.

This

will

be

the

assumed

starting

point

for

all

operation

discussed

in

this

section.

4

Incoming

Call

Regular

CallerID:

When

telephone

line

is

idle

When

someone

calls,

their

Caller

ID

information

is

sent

by

the

phone

company

to

your

unit

normally

between

the

first

and

second

ring.

The

received

information

is

immediately

displayed

so

you

can

decide

how

to

handle

the

call.

Note:

It

is

important

that

you

do

not

answer

the

call

before

the

second

ring,

or

you

will

interfere

with

the

data

transmission.

When

this

happens,

no

information

will

be

displayed.

Call

Waiting

Caller

ID:

When

the

telephone

line

is

in

use

by

a

phone

connected

to

this

unit

If

you

subscribe

to

the

Caller

ID

with

Call

Waiting

service,

when

a

caller

beeps

in

on

your

existing

connection,

their

Caller

ID

information

will

be

displayed

after

a

short

interruption

to

your

present

conversation.

The

interruption

is

necessary

for

the

data

to

be

received

from

the

phone

Company

and

typically

lasts

about

1-2

seconds.

During

this

period

your

telephone

is

momentarily

muted

by

this

unit.

The

phone

company

also

mutes

the

distant

party

at

the

same

time.

Note:

If

an

extension

phone

is

also

off

hook

and

not

connected

to

a

Call

Waiting

Caller

ID

device,

it

can't

be

muted

so

data

transmission

may

be

corrupted.

No

information

will

be

displayed.

When

Caller

ID

with

Call

Waiting

is

received,

the

Call

Waiting

Icon

blinks

as

the

Caller

ID

information

is

displayed.

To

answer

the

waiting

caller

(and

automatically

place

the

existing

party

on

hold)

you

must

press

FLASH.

To

switch

callers,

press

FLASH.

The

Call

Tracker™

feature

updates

the

display

as

you

switch

between

parties,

helping

you

keep

track

of

who

you

are

connected.

Note:

Call

Tracker™

tracks

when:

1)

you

first

receive

a

call

and

then

receive

a

Call

Waiting

call

or

2)

you

dial

a

party

from

the

Call

Log

and

receive

a

Call

Waiting

call.

Operation

-

continued

p

Reviewing

and

Deleting

Call

Log

Entries

]

Call

Summary

The

Call

Summary

screen

is

displayed

when

you

press

either

the

A

or

WY

buttons,

while

the

display

shows

the

clock.

This

screen

shows

how

many

new

calls

are

waiting

to

be

reviewed.

New

:

25

Total

:

34

Call

Summary

Screen

New

Displays

the

number

of

calls

received

since

your

last

review.

Total

Displays

the

total

number

of

call

records

currently

in

the

Call

Log.

The

maximum

is

56.

When

this

number

is

displayed

and

a

new

call

is

received,

the

oldest

call

in

the

log

is

bumped

out

and

the

record

is

lost.

Call

Log

Review

From

the

Call

Summary

Screen,

you

can

review

the

Call

Log

by

pressing

the

REVIEW

buttons

(A

or

W).

The

A

button

direction

starts

with

the

oldest

call

and

the

W

button

direction

starts

from

the

most

recent

call.

Deleting

One

Call

Record

To

erase

one

call

while

reviewing

the

Call

Log,

just

press

the

DELETE

button.

Awarning

message

appears

and

to

continue

with

the

deletion,

you

must

press

the

Å

button

to

indicate

yes.

Deleting

All

Call

Records

To

erase

all

the

calls

in

the

Call

Log,

you

must

have

the

Call

Summary

screen

displayed

before

pressing

the

Delete

button.

ó)

Dialing

from

the

Call

Log

This

feature

is

available

only

to

the

telephone

connected

to

this

unit.

To

dial

a

phone

number

from

the

Call

Log,

simply

press

the

A

or

W

button

to

review

the

Call

Log.

Once

the

desired

caller

is

found,

check

to

see

if

the

number

can

be

dialed

as

displayed.

Ifthe

Number

can

be

Dialed

as

Displayed:

Press

the

DIAL

button,

then

lift

the

handset

of

the

phone

connected

to

the

unit

to

begin

dialing.

You

will

not

hear

the

unit

dialing,

but the

Ifthe

Number

cannot

be

Dialed

as

Displayed:

Press

the

DIAL

Button

and

keep

pressing

to

reformat

the

displayed

number

into

a

dialable

number.

Each

press

of

the

DIAL

button

displays

another

available

format,

cycling

back

to

the

original

format.

You

can

choose

one

of

the

following

formats:

Area

Code

+

7

digits

number.

1

first,

followed

by

Area

Code

+

7

digits

number.

Alternate

Long

Distance

carrier

prefix

(programmed

in

Options)

followed

by

Area

Code

+

7

digits

number.

Once

you

have

the

correct

format,

lift

the

handset

of

the

phone

connected

to

the

unit

to

begin

dialing.

You

will

not

hear

the

unit

dialing,

but

the

display

will

indicate

when

dialing

is

taking

place.

7)

Flash

Button

This

button

is

used

to

access

a

Call

Waiting

call.

After

you

have

heard

the

Call

Waiting

beep,

press

the

FLASH

button

to

access

the

Call

Waiting

call.

You

can

switch

back

and

forth

between

the

two

calls

by

repeatedly

pressing

the

FLASH

button.

It

performs

the

same

function

as

the

FLASH

button

on

atelephone.

|

7

IET:

NO

CALLER

ID

DATA

SENT,

but

the

phone

attached

to

the

unit

is

ringing

1.

Verify

that

Caller

ID

Service

is

active.

Contact

your

phone

company

to

ensure

that

your

CALLER

ID

service

is

activated

on

your

line.

2.

Verify

that

the

unit

is

connected

directly

into

the

telephone

line

wall

outlet.

Do

not

connect

it

to

the

line

through

a

Fax

,Modem

or

answering

machine,

sometimes

called

daisy

chaining.

Although

these

devices

provide

an

extra

jack,

it

is

often

not

a

true

dupl

connection.

Use

a

duplex

adapter,

sold

in

most

retail

phone

stores,

split

a

wall

jack

so

it

can

feed

this

unit

directly

along

with

the

other

evice

sharing

the

same

wall

jack.

.

Verify

the

Multi-Function

LED.

If

it

is

ON

continuously:

Check

the

telephone

line

connection

to

the

unit

and

be

sure

all

extension

phones

are

hung

up.

The

unit

is

indicating

a

low

voltage

condition

on

the

line

which

may

be

caused

by

a

malfunction

in

any

phone

connected

to

your

telephone

line

or

by

the

phone

company

facilities.

Unplug

all

the

telephone

devices

on

your

line

(except

this

unit)

and

if

the

LED

turns

off,

plug

each

device

back

in

-one

at

a

time-

and

watch

the

LED

to

see

which

device

is

loading

the

telephone

line.

4.

You

answered

the

call

before

two

rings.

Caller

ID

is

sent

to

the

unit

between

the

first

and

second

rings.

To be

sure

the

data

is

completely

received,

don't

answer

before

the

start

of

the

second

ring.

5.Check

the

Answering

Machine.

Ensure

that

your

answering

machine

is

set

to

answer

after

two

rings.

6.

Static

on

the

line.

Check

with

your

telephone

company

to

ensure

that

there

is

not

problem

with

your

phone

line.

Call

Waiting

Caller

ID

feature

does

not

work,

but

Call

Waiting

beeps

can

be

heard

1.You

must

be

using

a

telephone

that

is

plugged

into

this

unit

at

the

time

the

Call

Waiting

call

is

received.

2.Check

Line

and

Phone

connections

on

the

back

of

the

unit

and

be

sure

the

telephone

is

connected

to

the

jack

marked

Phone.

3.Check

with

phone

company

to

be

sure

Caller

ID

with

Call

Waiting

service

is

activated

on

your

line

and

request

a

test

call

from

the

phone

company

repair

service.

Clock

How

do

|

set

the

clock

after

powering

up

or

after

power

failure?

The

clock

is

automatically

set

and

synchronized

by

your

phone

company

as

each

new

call

is

displayed.

You

never

have

to

set

this

clock,

not

even

for

daylight

savings

time.

Message

Waiting

Indicator

I've

cleared

my

messages

in

the

voice

mail,

but

the

light

didn't

go

out.

Be

sure

to

give

your

phone

company

or

Voice

Mail

service

provider

time

(10

minutes)

to

either

send

the

message

light

control

code

to

your

unit

or

change

stutter

dial

tone

to

dial

tone,

depending

on

the

service

provided

by

your

phone

company.

Usually

this

time

will

be

much

shorter,

but

call

traffic

and

service

outages

may

delay

or

even

prevent

the

signal

from

being

sent

to

your

unit.

The

message

lite

can

be

turned

off

in

the

Options

menu.

Press

the

two

REVIEW

buttons

at

the

same

time.

Use

the

NEXT

button

(W)

to

step

through

the

options

until

you

reach

Message

Lite.

Use

the

CHANGE

button

(A)

toturn

OFF

the

light.