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Instruction Manual

agent 1100

Simplifying Communication

INTRODUCTION

Thank you for purchasing the Agent 1100 caller ID telephone with built in phone book.

Please read through this manual before attempting operation of your new phone.

SAFETY INSTRUCTION

When using your telephone equipment, the following basic safety precautions should always be followed to

reduce the risk of fire, electric shock and injury to persons:

1. Read and understand all instructions

2. Follow all warnings and instructions.

3. Unplug the product from the wall outlet before cleaning. Do not use liquid cleaners or aerosol cleaners.

Use damp cloth for cleaning.

4. Do not place this product on an unstable cart, stand or table. The product may fall, causing damage to the

phone.

5. Do not overload wall outlets and extension cords as this can result in the risk of fire or electric shock.

6. 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 electric shock. Never spill liquid of any

kind on the product.

7. Do not use this telephone during an electrical storm, there may be a remote risk of electronic shock from

lightning and thunder.

FEATURES

¾FSK/DTMF Caller ID system compatible

¾Call waiting

¾Menu selectable in English / French / Spanish / Italian / German / Turkish / Danish / Greece

¾LCD display with 16-digit and 16-character

¾4 one-touch memories and 10 two-touch memories

¾8 kinds of ring melodies

¾Do Not Disturb function

¾5 levels of LCD contrast can be set

¾Mute function

¾Hold on music

¾Recall, pause and redial function

¾Speakerphone

¾Call duration

¾4 levels of ringing and hands-free volume control

¾3 levels of headset volume control

¾LCD backlight function

¾NEW and MSG waiting LED indicator

¾Headset Socket

¾DC power supply available

LOCATIONDESCRIPTION

GETTINGSTARTED

1. The unit requires 3 X 1.5V AA batteries. Open the cover found underneath the phone and insert the

batteries corresponding to the + and – symbols (For best performance consider using alkali batteries).

Alternatively you can use an AC/DC power supply to power your phone instead of batteries (AC-DC

adaptor, Input Alternating Current 220V, Output DC 9V, Current above 300mA, the output plug should be

anode inside and cathode outside, please ensure your adaptor is connected via the correct connection

node and securely plugged into the wall point). If the chosen power source has been installed correctly,

the default time settings should now be shown on the liquid crystal screen. Please be aware, the battery

and DC power supply cannot be used together; when the AC/DC power supply is connected the battery

will be cut off automatically prolonging the battery life. If the AC/DC power supply is removed/ turned off,

you must take the plug out from the DC jack of the phone to activate the battery power supply.

2. Please now connect your handset using the coiled phone cord, attaching the cord via the head jack

sockets found on the side of the phone and the end of the handset.

3. You can now attach the phone line to the socket on the base of the phone, test the connection by

listening for a dial tone on the handset. If there is a constant dial tone the phone is correctly installed.

NORMALUSAGE

RECEIVING A CALL

From handset

1. Pick up the handset and talk to the other party.

2. To end the call, return the handset securely to the base.

Switching to speakerphone whilst on a call

1. When using the handset, press key and return the handset to the base.

2. To end the call, press key again.

Answering a call using a headset

1. Upon receipt of a call, press the HEADSET key to answer and talk with the caller through your headset.

2. To end the call, press the HEADSET key again.

Note: Please follow the manufacturer’s directions on how to connect the headset to your phone.

Answering a call using the speakerphone

1. Upon receipt of a call, press key and talk to the caller.

2. To end the call, press key again.

Note: To view the caller ID, please allow the phone to ring at least twice before answering the call.

MAKING A CALL

Using the handset

1. Remove the handset from the base unit.

2. When you hear the dial tone, dial the desired number.

3. The phone will automatically start to time the conversation 6 seconds after the connection has been

made.

4. To end the call, return the handset to the base.

From Headset

1. Press the HEADSET key, dial the desired number.

2. To end the call, press the HEADSET key again and the call will be ended.

Note: Please follow the manufacturer’s directions on how to correctly use your headset, as headset usage

may differ.

From Speakerphone

1. Press the key.

2. When you hear the dial tone, dial the desired number.

3. The phone will start to time the conversation 6 seconds after the connection has been made.

4. To end the call, press the key again.

Pre-dialing function

1. When the handset is on the base, dial the desired number using the numerical keys.

2. If there are mistakes, use the DEL key to edit the number sequence.

3. Press the key or pick up the handset and the number will be dialed automatically.

Redial

1. Pick up the handset or press key,

2. Press the RD key, the last dialed number will be dialed again

Switch the talking mode between using the Handset, Hands free and Headset

1. When using a Headset, pick up the handset to close Headset mode and enter handset talking mode.

2. When using a Headset, press key to close Headset mode and enter Hands free talking mode.

3. When in Hands free mode, press the HEADSET key to close the hands free speakerphone and enter

Headset talking mode.

4. When in handset mode, press the HEADSET key and hang up the handset to switch to Headset talking

mode.

Note: You can adjust the conversation volume whilst using a Headset by adjusting the switch at the

bottom of the base.

MENUSETTING

At on-hook state, press the SET key to enter the menu settings. the LCD will display VIEW MENUĹĻ. Please

use the UP



or DOWN keys to select among different items. To edit a menu item when visible on the display

please press the SET key again to go into its setting. After completing any edits, press SET key again to

confirm and move to another item. To quit the settings menu at any time, press the DEL key.

NOTE: The system will time out if you leave more than 6 seconds between key presses.

Full lists of the editable features are listed below:

¾Language

1. At on-hook state, press the SET key then press the UP key once, SELECT LANGUAGE will be

displayed on the LCD screen

2. Press the SET key, the first language displayed should be ENGLISH, as the default menu language

setting.

3. Use the Up or Down keys to toggle the available languages, pressing the SET key to confirm your

selection.

¾Area code settings

1. At on-hook state, press the SET key then press the UP key twice, the option SET AREA CODE will now

be displayed.

2. Press the SET key and you will see ----- displayed on the LCD screen (or the preset area code) and the

first ‘-’ flashing. If you have already set the area code, this will be displayed with the first number flashing

ready for editing.

3. Use the Up or Down key to edit from 0 to 9, and then press the SET key again to confirm the selected

number.

4. Repeat the instructions above to set the additional digits. A Total of 5 digits can be set.

¾Long distance code setting

1. At on-hook state, press the SET key then press the UP key three times, LONG DIST ACCESS will now

be displayed on the LCD screen.

2. Press the SET key, you will see ------ displayed on LCD (or the code previously set) and the first ‘-’

flashing. If you have already set the long distance code, the preset code will be displayed with the first

digit flashing.

3. Use the Up or Down keys to edit from 0 to 9, and then press the SET key again to confirm. Repeat the

above instructions to edit the further digits.

After setting the long distance code, at on-hook state press the RD key twice to dial out the incoming number

displayed on LCD ahead with the long distance code in dialing back situation.

¾Setting the Date/Time

1. At on-hook state, press the SET key then press the UP key four times, The DATE/TIME option will now

be displayed.

2. Press the SET key and the year digits will flash. Use the Up or Down keys to change the year, press the

SET key to confirm. The month digits will now flash awaiting edit.

3. Repeat the operations to set the month, day, hour and minute by turn. The LCD screen will automatically

display the corresponding day of the week.

Note: The current date and time will usually be updated by the Caller ID signal while the year setting remains

unchanged. DTMF call signal have no effect to the setting of date and time.

¾LCD contrast setting

1. At on-hook state, press the SET key then press the UP key five times, CONTRAST ADJUST will now be

displayed on the LCD screen.

2. Press the SET key and you will see CONTRAST 3 on the LCD screen to indicate the default contrast

setting is at 3 (medium).

3. Use the Up or Down key to select the desired level. There are five available contrast levels, press the

SET key to confirm the chosen level.

¾Baby call setting

1. At on-hook state, press the SET key then press the UP key six times, BABYCALL will now be displayed

on the LCD screen.

2. Press the SET key and you will see BABYCALL OFF displayed on the LCD screen to indicate the

default is BABYCALL OFF.

3. Use the Up or Down key to turn it ON and press the SET key, then input the BABYCALL number, and

press the SET key to confirm.

Note: After you set the baby call number and set baby call to ON, then the phone will dial out the saved baby

call number when you pick up the handset. To dial with the handset on the on-hook state press any key

except the SET key.

Note: To turn off this function, repeat the above steps to set BABY CALL OFF and press SET key to confirm.

¾Ring melody setting

1. At on-hook state, press the SET key then press the UP key seven times, RING MELODY will now be

displayed on the LCD screen.

2. Press the SET key and you will see RING MELODY 1 displayed on the LCD screen to indicate the

default ring melody is the first one.

3. Use the Up or Down keys to select your favorite melody among 8 selectable. Press the SET key to

confirm.

¾Adding a new phone book entry

1. At on-hook state, press the SET key then press the UP key eight times, the LCD will display

PHONEBOOK INPUT

2. Press the SET key, the LCD will display INPUT NUMBER, Input the telephone number using the

numerical key and confirm by pressing the SET key.

3. Input the name by using the UP



or DOWN key to move the cursor and the DEL key to correct.

4. Press the SET key to confirm and go to the next group number input.

Note: You can press the number keys multiple times to input the letters. For example, if you want to input the

name “JACK”, you should: press 5 key once, 2 key once, 2 key three times, 5 key twice.

The alphabet on the key buttons is arranged as follows:

12 ABC 3 DEF

4 GHI 5 JKL 6 MNO

7 PQRS 8 TUV 9 WXYZ

Note1 – Copy incoming calls to phonebook: Press the UP



or DOWN key to review an incoming call, then

press the BOOK key twice to copy the incoming call (number & name) to the phonebook memory directly; or

press MEMORY and BOOK key to edit the number, press the MEMORY key to confirm and enter. To edit the

name, use the alphanumeric keys with the help of DEL key for deleting, and the MEMORY key for confirming.

Note2 – Please see the section “REVIEWING, DIALING OUT AND DELETING PHONEBOOK ITEMS” to

access the desired operations.

¾Editing an item in the phone book

1. At on-hook state, press the SET key then press the UP key nine times, the LCD will display

PHONEBOOK EDIT.

2. Press the SET key and input the first name character of the item you want to edit, the LCD will display

the first item of the character. You can also press the UP



or DOWN key to find the item one by one

without inputting the first name character. Press the SET key when you find the desired number and

name. The rest of the editing process is the same as adding a new item.

¾Flash time setting

3. At on-hook state, press the SET key, then press the UP key ten times, the LCD will display FLASH TIME.

4. Press SET and you will see 100ms flashing on LCD.

5. Use the UP



or DOWN key to select flash time at 100,300,600 or 1000 ms, and then press the SET key to

confirm.

FUNCTIONS AND OPERATIONS DESCRIPTION

REVIEWING, CALLING BACK AND DELETING INCOMING CALLS

¾Caller ID message

When receiving an incoming call of FSK or DTMF signal, the unit will display the phone number together with

the following information: caller’s name, calling date & time, and a serial number. A new number will carry a

“NEW” icon, and a repeated number will carry a “REP” icon. “PRIVATE CALL” will be displayed when the

caller prefers his or her number to be hidden. “OUT OF AREA” indicates that the call is coming from an area

where Caller ID service is not supplied. “ERROR” represents an incorrect incoming signal.

If there are missed calls that haven’t been reviewed, the NEW LED will blink once every two seconds.

If there is an incoming message, the MSG LED will be lit.

The current date and time will be updated by the FSK Caller ID signal, while the year setting remains

unchanged. DTMF Caller ID signal will not change the date and time setting, as it only contains the caller’s

number.

If there is no caller’s name in the Caller ID signal but your phone book contains the name of this number, the

name in phone book will be carried on to this call.

¾Reviewing

At on-hook or off-hook state, use the UP



or DOWN keys to review the incoming call records, each with caller’s

name, calling number, date and time. To scroll rapidly, press and hold the UP



or DOWN key.

¾Calling back

At on-hook state, to call back an incoming call number, pick up the handset and press or RD key directly

when you find a local call number, or press the RD key twice for a long distance call number in order to head

the number with the long distance code.

¾Deleting

To review an incoming call you want to delete, press DEL key, LCD prompts DEL? press DEL key again to

confirm the deletion. Or press DEL key for 2 seconds while reviewing incoming calls, then LCD will prompt

DEL ALL?, press DEL key once again to delete all incoming calls including VIP.

¾Setting VIP numbers

To review an incoming number, press the PAUSE/VIP key to set it as VIP number. VIP numbers can’t be

deleted individually; you should press the PAUSE/VIP key to cancel the VIP attribute first. And during DND

state, the phone will ring four beeps to indicate a VIP number calling in.

REVIEWING, CALLING BACK AND DELETING OUTGOING CALLS

¾Reviewing

At on-hook or off-hook state, use the OUT key to review the outgoing call records, each with called number

and conversation time. To scroll rapidly, press and hold UP



or DOWN key.

¾Calling back

At on-hook state, to call back an outgoing call number, pick up the handset and press or RD key directly.

At off-hook state, to call back an incoming number displayed on LCD, press RD key directly.

¾Deleting

To review an outgoing call you want to delete, press DEL key, the LCD will prompt DEL? Press the DEL key

again to confirm the deletion. Or press and hold the DEL key for 2 seconds and the LCD will prompt DEL

ALL? Press the DEL key once again to delete all outgoing calls.

REVIEWING, DIALING OUT AND DELETING PHONEBOOK ITEMS

¾Reviewing

At on-hook or off-hook state, press the BOOK key, the LCD will prompt INPUT PREFIX; Input the first letter of

the name to find the desired item. Or press the BOOK key continuously or press the UP



or DOWN keys to

review the phonebook items one by one.

To scroll rapidly, press and hold the UP



or DOWN key.

¾Calling back

At on-hook state, to call back a phonebook number, pick up the handset and press or the RD key

directly.

At off-hook state, to call back a phonebook number, press the RD key directly.

¾Deleting

To review a phonebook item you want to delete, press the DEL key and the LCD will prompt DEL? Press the

DEL key again to confirm the deletion.

ONE-TOUCH MEMORY

¾Storing

At on-hook state, pre-dialing a phone number or review to an incoming call number, then press the MEMORY

key and Mi (i=1~4) keys followed.

¾Checking and dialing

At on-hook state, press Mi (i=1~4) key to check the stored number, pick up the handset and press or the

RD key to dial it out.

At off-hook state, press Mi (i=1~4) key to dial out the stored number directly.

¾Deleting

At on-hook state, press Mi (i=1~4) key to show the stored number, press the DEL key twice to delete it.

TWO-TOUCH MEMORY

¾Storing

At on-hook state, pre-dialing a phone number or to review to an incoming call number, press the MEMORY

key and followed by one of the number keys 0~9.

¾Checking and dialing

At on-hook state, press the MEMORY key and one of number keys 0~9 to check the number stored in the

corresponding address, pick up the handset and press or RD key to dial it out.

At off-hook state, press the MEMORY key and one of number keys 0~9to dial out the stored number directly.

¾Deleting

At on-hook state, press the MEMORY key and one of number keys 0~9 to show the stored number, then

press the DEL key twice to delete it.

SELECT DIALING MODE

At on-hook state, press and hold the



key for 2 seconds, the LCD will display PULSE which means you are

selecting pulse dialing for the phone. Press and hold the



key for 2 seconds again and the LCD will display

TONE which means you are selecting tone dialing.

MUTE FUNCTION

If you don’t want the other party to hear you speaking temporarily during a call, you can press the MUTE/DND

key to mute your voice. Press it again to release and continue the conversation.

FILTER SETTING (DO NOT DISTURB FUNCTION)

If you don’t want to be disturbed by incoming calls at an important time, you can set the phone in DND state.

1. At on-hook state, hold the MUTE/DND key for 3 seconds, the LCD will display FILTER START to indicate

you set a starting time of DND period.

2. Press the UP



or DOWN key to set the hour and press SET to confirm.

3. Press the UP



or DOWN key to set the minute and press SET to confirm.

4. The LCD will display FILTER STOP to remind you to set the end time of DND period.

5. Use the same process to set the hour and minute of end time, press the SET key to confirm, the LCD will

display the FILTER icon.

During DND period, for normal incoming calls the LCD will only display the incoming messages and no ring

tone. But for VIP calls the phone will bleep four times.

Note: To end the DND period, press and hold the MUTE/DND key until the FILTER icon disappears.

ALARM CLOCK

¾Set alarm clock

1. At on-hook state, hold the ALARM key for 3 seconds, the LCD will display ALARM 1 OFF.

2. Press the UP



or DOWN key to select the alarm clock from 1~3, press the SET key to confirm.

3. Press the UP



or DOWN key to select ALARM 1 ON, press the SET key to confirm.

4. Press the UP



or DOWN key to set the alarm hour and press the SET key to confirm.

5. Press the UP



or DOWN key to set the alarm minute and press the SET key to confirm.

6. Use the same process to set the other alarm clocks.

¾Control the alarm clock

When the alarm time comes, you can control the alarm using following methods:

If you want to terminate the alarm, press the ALARM key, then the alarm will be terminated at once.

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