CD145

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EN Digital Cordless Telephone

WarningUse only rechargeable batteries.Charge each handset for 24hours before use.

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Table of contents1 Important 31.1 Power requirements 31.2 Conformity 31.3 Recycling and disposal 31.4 Using GAP standard compliance 51.5 Electric, Magnetic and Electromagnetic Fields (“EMF”) 5

2 Your phone 72.1 What’s in the box 72.2 Overview of the phone 8

3 Getting started 123.1 Connect the base station 123.2 Install rechargeable batteries 133.3 Place the handset on the charging cradle 133.4 Configure your phone 133.5 Register your handset 16

4 Using your phone 164.1 Make a call 164.4 Recall 184.5 How to use the intercom 184.6 How to find a handset 20

5 Use more of your phone 215.1 Call in progress 215.2 Phonebook 215.3 Call log 225.4 Redial list 235.5 Settings 23

6 Answering machine 286.1 How to turn on the answering machine 286.2 How to turn off the answering machine 286.3 How to set answer delay 286.4 How to record your outgoing message 286.5 How to play outgoing message 296.6 How to delete outgoing message 296.7 How to select the default outgoing message 296.8 How to play incoming messages 306.9 How to delete all incoming messages 316.10 How to screen an incoming call 316.11 How to remotely access your answering machine 316.12 How to change the remote PIN 32

7 Default settings 33

8 Frequently asked questions 34

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1 Important

Take time to read this usermanual before you use yourCD145. It contains importantinformation and notesregarding your phone.

1.1 Power requirements• This product requires an

electrical supply of 220-240volts AC. In case of powerfailure, the communicationcan be lost.

• The Electrical network isclassified as hazardous.Theonly way to power down thecharger is to unplug thepower supply from theelectrical outlet. Ensure thatthe electrical outlet is alwayseasily accessible.

Warning• Do not allow the charging

contacts or the battery tocome into contact withmetal objects.

• Do not allow the charger tocome into contact withliquids.

• Never use any other batterythan the one delivered withthe product orrecommended by Philips: riskof explosion.

• Always use the cablesprovided with the product.

• Handsfree activation couldsuddenly increase the volumein the earpiece to a very highlevel: make sure the handsetis not too close to your ear.

• This equipment is notdesigned to make emergencycalls when the power fails.Analternative has to be madeavailable to allow emergencycalls.

1.2 ConformityWe, Philips declare that theproduct is in compliance withthe essential requirements andother relevant provisions ofDirective 1999/5/EC.You canfind the Declaration ofConformity onwww.p4c.philips.com.

1.3 Recycling anddisposal

Disposal instructions forold products:The WEEE directive (WasteElectrical and ElectronicEquipment Directive;2000/96/EC) has been put in

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• If you purchase areplacement product, handyour complete old productback to the retailer. Heshould accept it as requiredby the WEEE directive.

Disposal instructions forbatteries:

Batteries should not bedisposed of with generalhousehold waste.

Packaging information:Philips has marked thepackaging with standardsymbols designed to promotethe recycling and appropriatedisposal of your eventualwaste.

A financial contribution hasbeen paid to the associated

national recovery & recyclingsystem.

The labeled packagingmaterial is recyclable.

place to ensure that productsare recycled using best availabletreatment, recovery andrecycling techniques to ensurehuman health and highenvironmental protection.Your product is designed andmanufactured with high qualitymaterials and components,which can be recycled andreused.Inform yourself about the localseparate collection system forelectrical and electronicproducts marked by this symbol.

Use one of the followingdisposal options:• Dispose of the complete

product (including its cables,plugs and accessories) in thedesignated WEEE collectionfacilities.

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1.4 Using GAPstandardcompliance

The GAP standard guaranteesthat all DECT™ GAP handsetsand base stations comply witha minimum operating standardirrespective of their mark.YourCD140/145 handset and basestation are GAP compliant,which means the minimumguaranteed functions are:register a handset, take the line,receive a call and dial.Theadvanced features may not beavailable if you use anotherhandset than a CD140/145with your base station.To register and use yourCD140/145 handsets with aGAP standard base station of adifferent make, first follow theprocedure described in themanufacturer’s instructions,then follow the proceduredescribed in Section 3.5.To register a handset ofanother make to the

CD140/145 base station, placethe base station intoregistration mode (Section 3.5),then follow the procedure inthe manufacturer’s instructions.

1.5 Electric, MagneticandElectromagneticFields (“EMF”)

Philips Royal Electronicsmanufactures and sellsmany consumers orientedproducts, which usually, aswith any electronicapparatus, have the abilityto emit and receive electromagnetic signals.One of Philips' leadingBusiness Principles is totake all necessary healthand safety precautions forour products, to complywith all applicable legalrequirements and to staywell within the EMFstandards applicable at thetime of producing theproducts.

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Philips is committed todevelop, produce andmarket products that causeno adverse health effects.Philips confirms that if itsproducts are handledproperly for their intendeduse, they are safe to useaccording to scientificevidence available today.Philips plays an active rolein the development ofinternational EMF andsafety standards, enablingPhilips to anticipate furtherdevelopments instandardization for earlyintegration in its products.

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2 Your phone

2.1 What’s in the box

NoteThe line adaptor may not be attached to the line cord.You mayfind the line adaptor in the box. In that case, you have to connectthe line adaptor to the line cord first before plugging the line cordto the line socket.In multihandset packs, you will find one or more additionalhandsets, chargers with power supply units and additionalrechargeable batteries.

Telephone handset

Line cord

User Manual Warranty card

Quick start guide2xAAA Rechargeablebatteries

Base station Power supply unit

WelcomeConnect

Install

Enjoy

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Quick start guide

1.1.1.1CD145

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ACall Log keyIn idle mode: Press to accessthe call log list

B Phonebook keyIn idle mode: Press to accessthe phonebook

C Talk keyIn idle mode: Press to answerwhen there is an incoming callIn idle mode: Press to make acallDuring a call: Press to end a call

D Redial/Flash keyIn idle mode: Press to accessthe redial listIn predial mode: Press to inserta flash

NoteThe first digit cannot be a flashduring predialling.

E Clear/Back/Mute keyIn editing mode/prediallingmode: Short press to deleteone character/digitIn editing mode/prediallingmode: Long press to delete allthe characters/digitsIn phonebook review/call logreview/redial list review mode:Press to exit to idle modeIn phone setting mode: Press toexit to previous levelDuring call connection: Press tomute the microphone

2.2 Overview of thephone

2.2.1 Handset

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F Alphanumeric keypad GStar key

In idle mode: Short press toinsert a *In idle mode: Long press toactivate or deactivate keypadlock

HHash keyIn idle/dialling mode: Shortpress to insert a #In idle mode: Long press tomute the ringerIn dialling mode: Long press toenter a pause

I Call Transfer / Intercom /ConferenceIn idle mode: Short press toinitiate an intercom callDuring external call connection:Short press to initiate aninternal call or switch callbetween an internal call and anexternal callLong press to initiate aconference call with an externalcall and another internal call

J Program keyIn idle mode: Press to enterinto the phone setting modeIn phone setting mode (exceptediting mode): Press to confirmand save the settings

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Indicate battery level. Display empty battery icon when the battery level is low, otherwise, full battery icon isdisplayed.

Display when the phone is in use. Blink during ringing.

Blink when new voicemail messages are received and notread yet

Display when browsing the call log. Blink when missedcalls are received.

Display when browsing the phonebook

Display when the phone is in phone setting mode

Display when the keypad is locked

Display when the microphone is muted

Display when the ringer is turned off

Display when the telephone answering machine (TAM) isturned on. Blink when new TAM messages are received.

Display when the handset is registered and within therange of the base station. Blink when the handset is outof range or is searching for a base.

2.2.2 Display icons on thehandset

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D Delete keyDelete current messageduring message playback.Long press to delete all themessages when answeringmachine system is in standbymode

NoteUnread message will not bedeleted.

E Backward keyPress to go back to previousmessage

F Forward keySkip to next message duringmessage playback

G+ / - keyIncrease (+) or decrease (-)speaker volume duringmessage playback

HPage keyPress to page the handsetPress and hold for threeseconds to start registrationprocedure

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A Event LEDOFF:Answering machinesystem is turned offON:Answering machinesystem is turned onNormal blinking: Newmessage received or incomingmessage is being recordedFast blinking: Message box isfull

B Stop/Play keyPress to play the message(the first recorded messagewill be played first)Press to stop messageplayback

C Answering machineON/OFF keyPress to turn on or off theanswering machine.

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3 Getting started

3.1 Connect the basestation

CautionAvoid placing the base stationtoo close to large metalobjects such as filing cabinets,radiators or electricalappliances.This can impair therange and sound quality.Buildings with thick internaland external walls may impairtransmission of signals to andfrom the base.

WarningPower is applied when thepower adaptor is plugged intothe unit and connected to theelectricity socket.The only wayto power down the unit is tounplug the power adaptor fromthe electricity socket.Therefore,ensure that the electricitysocket is easily accessible.

The power adaptor and thetelephone line cord have to beconnected correctly, asincorrect connection coulddamage the unit.

Always use the telephone linecord supplied with the unit.Otherwise, you may not get adial tone.

Insert the plug of the powercord into the socket at thebottom of the base station.

Insert the plug of the linecord into the socket at thebottom of the base station.

Connect the other end ofthe line cord to thetelephone line socket and theother end of the power cableto the electricity socket.

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indicated in the batterycompartment and replacethe battery cover.

3.3 Place the handset onthe charging cradle

Charge the handset for at least24 hours before using it for thefirst time.When the battery is fullycharged, the talk time of yourCD145 is approximately 12hours and the standby time isapproximately 120 hours.

Place the handset on thecharging cradle of the basestation.When the handset is fullycharged, is displayed.

3.4 Configure yourphone

Before using your CD145, youneed to configure it accordingto the country of use.Depending on your country,country selection screen maynot appear. In that case, you donot need to select the countrycode to configure your phone.After charging it for a fewminutes, the country codeselection screen appears.Follow these steps to configureyour phone:

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NoteThe line adaptor may not beattached to the line cord. Inthis case, you have to connectthe line adaptor to the linecord first before plugging theline cord to the line socket.

3.2 Install rechargeablebatteries

Your CD145 is supplied withtwo rechargeable batteries.Before using the handset, installthe batteries into the handsetand fully charged them up.

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setting table for reference).Press for validation

• Your phone is configuredaccording to your selectedcountry code and back to idlescreen.

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Country setting table

Press • Only the country codes

available in the product willappear on the screen.Press repeatedly to scrollto your desired countrycode. (See the country

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Code Country Default outgoingmessage language

*Outgoing messagelanguage available

01 Germany German 1 – German2 – Turkish02 Austria German

03 Turkey Turkish04 UK English 1 - English05 Ireland English06 France French 1 – French

2 – Italian3 – Portuguese4 – Greek5 – Spanish

07 Italy Italian08 Portugal Portuguese09 Greece Greek10 Spain Spanish11-1 Switzerland English 1 – French

2 – German3 – Italian4 – English

11-2 Switzerland11-3 Switzerland12 France13 Netherlands English 1 – Dutch

2 – French3 – German4 – English

14-1 Belgium

14-2 Belgium

* By default, the outgoing message language 1 is displayed, see Section 6.7 on how toaccess other available outgoing message languages.

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Code Country Default outgoingmessage language

*Outgoing messagelanguage available

15 Sweden English 1 – Swedish2 – Norwegian3 – Finnish4 – Danish5 – English

16 Norway17 Finland18 Denmark21 Romania English 1 – Romanian

2 – Polish3 – Czech4 – Hungarian5 – English

22 Poland23 Czech24 Hungary25 Slovakia26 Slovenia27 Croatia28 Bulgaria29 Serbia30 Singapore English 1 – English31 Indonesia32 Malaysia35 Australia36 New Zealand39 Brazil English 1 – Brazilian

2 – Spanish3 – English40 Mexico

TipIf you chose the country in usewrongly or would like tochange the country after thefirst configuration, you can

NoteOnce the country is selected,the default line settings for theselected country will be appliedto your phone automatically.

* By default, the outgoing message language 1 is displayed, see Section 6.7 on how toaccess other available outgoing message languages.

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press , , enter 4-digit PINcode (default PIN is 0000) andpress in idle mode to itsdefault settings.The handsetwill go back to country codeselection screen and you canselect the country code again. Ifcountry selection is notneeded, the handset will goback to idle screen after reset.

3.5 Register your handsetYou will need to register yournew handset or if you wish toregister the handset to adifferent base unit.You canregister up to four handsets ona single base station.Before entering the 4-digit PIN,press on the base unit foraround three seconds whenthe base is in standby mode.

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Enter the default orexisting 4-digit PIN code.(Default PIN is 0000)Press to start registrationNote

If the PIN code you entered isincorrect, a long beep isemitted and the phone returnsto standby mode.

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4 Using yourphone

4.1 Make a call

4.1.1 PrediallingEnter the phone number(maximum 24 digits)Press to dial the number

• The call is initiated.

4.1.2 Direct diallingPress to take the lineEnter the phone number

• The call is initiated.

4.1.3 Call from the calllog

This feature is available if youhave subscribed the Caller LineIdentification service (CLI) withyour network provider.

Press to show thelatest call log entryPress repeatedly toscroll through the list ofunanswered calls to selectyour desired unansweredcallPress to dial theselected number

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4.1.5 Call from the rediallist

Press • The display shows the last

number dialled.Note

The handset stores the last fivenumbers dialled.

Press repeatedly toshow the other lastnumbers dialledPress to dial theselected number

4.1.6 Call timerThe call timer shows theduration of your current callwhen you hang up your phone.It is shown in minutes andseconds format (MM-SS).

4.2 Answer a callWhen the phone rings, press .• The call is initiated.

4.3 End a callPress during a callconnection• The call ends.ORPut the handset on to the basestation• The call ends.

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NoteThe oldest entry will be deletedwhen the memory is full.

4.1.4 Call from thephonebook

Press and the firstnumber in the phonebookdisplays

The number stored in memorylocation 0 will be displayed if anumber has been stored in thislocation before, otherwise, onlymemory location number 0-

will be displayed.Press repeatedly untilthe desired phone numberdisplaysTip

For numbers stored in locationnumbers 0 to 9, you can enterthe phonebook locationnumber directly to access yourdesired phone number. Fornumbers stored in memorylocations 10 to 19, press repeatedly to access.

Press to dial theselected number

• The call is initiated.

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4.4.2 How to answer asecond call

To use this feature, you have tosubscribe the service with yourlocal service provider. Ifanother call comes in during acall, you will hear a short beepperiodically:

Press to answer thesecond call

• The first call is being holdautomatically.Press and to togglethe call connectionbetween the first caller andthe second callerNote

If you have subscribed theCaller ID service, the caller IDof your callers will appear onthe display.

4.5 How to use theintercom

This feature is only availablewhen there are at least tworegistered handsets. It allowsyou to make internal calls,transfer external calls from onehandset to another handsetand make conference calls.

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4.4 RecallTo use this feature, you have tosubscribe the service with yourlocal service provider.You can use the recall functionto make or receive a secondcall. The operations mentionedin Section 4.4.1 and 4.4.2 maybe varied by countries andlocal service providers.Consult the details of recalloperation of this service fromyour local service provider.

4.4.1 How to make asecond call

During a call:Press to put thecurrent call on hold

• You will hear the dialling tone.Enter the number of thesecond call and it will bedialled out.When the second call isanswered, you can press and to togglebetween the two calls.

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Press to transfer theexternal call on the callinghandset

• The calling handset transfersthe external call to the calledhandset.

4.5.3 How to make a 3-way conference call

The conference call featureallows one external call to beshared with two handsets (inintercom).The three partiescan share the conversation andno network subscription isrequired.

During an external call:Press

Press the handset numberthat you want to talk withand the called handset ringsif it is availablePress on the calledhandset to establish the callconnection with the callinghandsetPress and hold on thecalling handset

• The conference call is initiated.

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34.5.1 How to make aninternal call

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Press the handset numberthat you want to talk withPress on the calledhandset

• The intercom is established.Note

If the called handset is busy, abusy tone will be emitted fromthe calling handset.

4.5.2 How to transfer anexternal call toanother handset

During an external call:Press Press the handset numberthat you want to talk with

• The called handset will ring ifit is available, press onthe called handset to startintercom and the external callwill be put on holdautomatically.Note

You can press to switch thecall between the internal calland the external call.

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During the conference call:Press to put theexternal call on hold andgo back to internal call

• The external call is put onhold automatically.Press and hold toestablish the conferencecall againNote

Any handset hangs up during aconference call will leave theother handset still in connectionwith the external call.

4.6 How to find ahandset

You can locate the handset bypressing on the basestation.All the handsets registered tothe base will produce thepaging tone and you can stopthe paging by pressing onthe handset or on the baseagain.

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5 Use more ofyour phone

5.1 Call in progress

5.1.1 Mute/Unmutemicrophone

During a call:Press

• The microphone is turned offand is shown on thedisplay.Press again to turn onthe microphone

5.1.2 How to adjustearpiece volume

During a call:Press The current earpiecevolume level is displayedPress , or toselect your desiredearpiece volume level

• The phone will go back to callconnection screen.

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5.2 PhonebookYou can store up to 20phonebook entries into 20different memory locations inyour handset. Each phonenumber can have a maximumof 24 digits. If you have morethan one handset, each handsethas its own phonebook.

5.2.1 How to store anumber in thephonebook

In idle mode:Press

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Press repeatedly toselect your desiredmemory location numberEnter the phone numberPress to save thenumber

• The number is saved in theselected memory location.Note

If the memory location isoccupied, the number stored inthis location will be displayed.You can press to edit thephone number.

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You can press and hold todelete the whole number, thenpress to delete thephonebook entry and thephone will go back to idlescreen.

Edit the numberPress to confirm

• The selected memory locationcontent is updated.

5.2.4 How to delete theentire phonebook

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Press • All the phonebook entries are

deleted.

5.3 Call logThis feature is avaliable if youhave subscribed the Caller LineIdentification service (CLI) withyour network provider.Yourphone can store up to 10unanswered calls. will blinkto remind you of anyunanswered calls received. If youhave subscribed to Caller Line

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5.2.2 How to access thephonebook

In idle mode:Press to access thephonebook

• Number stored in the memorylocation 0 will be displayed if anumber has been stored inthis location before.Press repeatedly toreview other phonebookentriesTip

To access numbers stored inmemory locations from 0 to 9,you can directly press thememory location numbers toreview the stored phonenumbers.

5.2.3 How to edit thephonebook entry ordelete a number

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Press repeatedly untilthe desired number displaysPress to delete a digitone by one

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5.4 Redial listYour phone can store the lastfive numbers your have dialled.Only the first 24 digits of eachnumber are stored.

5.4.1 How to access theredial list

Press • The latest last number dialled

is displayed.Press repeatedly toreview other diallednumbers

5.5 Settings

5.5.1 How to set the timePress

Press Enter the time (HH-MM) in24-hour formatPress to save thesettings

5.5.2 How to set the ringmelody

Your phone comes with 10different ring melodies.

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Press • The current ring melody is

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Identification (CLI), and providedthat the identity of the caller isnot withheld, the number of thecaller will be displayed.Theunanswered calls are displayed inchronological order with themost recent unanswered call atthe top of the list.

5.3.1 How to access thecall log

Press to access the calllog directly

• The latest unanswered call isdisplayed.Note

If the call log is empty,“---------”will display.

Press repeatedly toreview other unansweredcalls

5.3.2 How to delete theentire call log

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Press • All the entries in the call log

are deleted.

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Press (low),(medium) or (high) toselect your desiredearpiece volume levelPress to save thesettings

5.5.5 How toactivate/deactivatethe keypad lock

Press and hold

• is displayed if keypadlock is activated.Press and hold again todeactivate the keypad lock

• will be disappeared ifkeypad lock is deactivated.Tip

You can also deactivate thekeypad lock by removing andreplacing the batteries of thehandset.

5.5.6 How to select recalltime

Recall time is the time delay bywhich the line will bedisconnected after you press

.The default value of recalltime preset in your CD145should be the best suited foryour country network.You donot need to change it.

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3Press one of the digit keysfrom through toselect your desired ringmelodyPress to save the settings

5.5.3 How to set the ringvolume

Three ring volume levels areavailable for your selection.

Press

Press • The current ring volume level

is played and displayed.Press one of the digit keysfrom through toselect your desired ringvolume levelPress to save the settingsTip

You can press and hold toturn off the ringer. willdisplay.

5.5.4 How to set theearpiece volume

Three earpiece volume levelsare available for your selection.

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Press • The current earpiece volume

level is displayed.

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5.5.8 How to turnon/turn off the keytone

Press

If the key beep is turned onbefore, press to turn offthe key tonePress to save thesettings.

• The keypresses thereafter willnot be heard.

5.5.9 How to set the autoprefix

The maximum length of anauto prefix number is 10 digits.Once the number is set, it willbe automatically inserted at thebeginning of each number thatwill be dialled.

Press ,Enter the detect digit wherelength of detect digit cannotbe more than five digitsPress

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Press Press one of the digit keysfrom through toselect the recall timeNote

Number of available recall timeoptions vary by differentcountries.

Press to save thesettings.

5.5.7 How to select dialmode

This dial mode setting iscountry dependent. Pulsemode may not be available insome countries.

Press Press

• The current settings aredisplayed.Press for pulse modeor for tone modePress to save thesettings.

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long beep is emitted and thephone will return to idle mode.

5.5.11 How to programvoice mailboxnumber

Some network serviceproviders offer voice mailboxservices. Contact your networkprovider for more informationabout this feature.You can setyour voice mailbox number in

directly.

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Press Enter the phone number ofyour network voicemailboxPress to save thesettings

5.5.12 How to access yourvoice mail number

Press and hold to dialout to your voice mailboxnumber.

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5.5.10 How to change themaster PIN

The master PIN is a 4-digit PINfor handset registration andreset of your phone. Defaultmaster PIN is 0000.This PIN isalso used to protect thesettings of your handset.Yourhandset will prompt youwhenever the PIN is required.

NoteThe default product PIN codeis preset to 0000. If you changethis PIN code, keep the PINdetails in a safe place whereyou have easy access to them.Do not lose the PIN code.

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Press Enter the default / current4-digit PIN code (0 to 9)Press Enter the new 4-digit PIN

Press Enter the new 4-digit PINagain to reconfirmPress to save thesettings.

• The new PIN is saved.Note

If an incorrect PIN is entered, a

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5.5.13 How to restore todefault settings

You can reset your phone tothe default settings (see Section7) at any time.After a reset, allyour personal settings and calllog entries will be deleted, butyour phonebook remainsunchanged.

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Press Enter your 4-digit PINPress

• Your phone is reset to itsdefault settings.

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6.3 How to set answerdelay

You can set the number ofrings before the answeringmachine answers and startsplaying your greeting message.You can set the answeringmachine to answer after threeto eight rings or toll saver.Thedefault ring delay is 6 rings.

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Press • The current setting is displayed.

Press one of the digit keysfrom (3 rings) to (8rings) or (toll saver) tochoose your desiredanswer delayPress to save thesettings

6.4 How to record youroutgoing message

The answering machineannounces the outgoingmessage when it answers thecall.Your phone comes with onepredefined outgoing messagesper language.You can alsorecord your own outgoingmessage.When you record yourown outgoing message, it will be

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6 Answeringmachine

Your CD145 features atelephone answering machinethat records unanswered callswhen it is activated.The LEDon the base station will lightsteadily when the answeringmachine is on.You can store upto 99 incoming messages withinthe maximum recording time ofapproximately 15 minutesincluding outgoing messages.

6.1 How to turn on theanswering machine

Press on the basestation to turn on theanswering machine

• displays on the screen.

6.2 How to turn off theanswering machine

Press on the basestation to turn off theanswering machine

• disappears on thescreen.

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Press Start recording your ownoutgoing message after a beeptone.

NoteThe maximum length of thegreeting message is 60 seconds.

Press to stop and saveyour recording at any time

• Your recorded outgoingmessage will be played backthrough the earpieceautomatically.Note

If your outgoing message isdeleted, the default outgoingmessage will be usedautomatically.

6.5 How to playoutgoing message

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Press • Your outgoing message will be

played back through theearpiece.Press or to stop theoutgoing message playback

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6.6 How to deleteoutgoing message

Press and

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Press to confirmThe previously recordedoutgoing message is deletedand a short beep will beemitted.

6.7 How to select thedefault outgoingmessage

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Press • The current setting is displayed.

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will be played back in thesequence they are recorded.Atone will be emitted after eachmessage. Old messages can beplayed back only when all newmessages are heard.The LEDwill blink faster when themessage memory is full.

Buttons on the Descriptionbase station

Press to play the message or stop the messageplaybackPress to skip the current message and play thenext messagePress to go back to previous message if it ispressed within one second of current messageplaybackPress to replay current message if it is pressedafter one second of current message playbackIncrease (+) or decrease (-) speaker volumeduring message playbackPress to delete the current message playbackPress and hold for two seconds to delete all oldmessages in idle mode

NoteWhen there is an incoming callduring message playback, theplayback will stop immediately.You can press to pick upthe call.

6.8 How to playincoming messages

The LED on the base stationwill blink when there are newmessages. It will stop blinkingafter all the new messages areheard. New incoming messages

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6.11 How to remotelyaccess youranswering machine

This feature lets you checkyour messages, or otherwiseoperate your answeringmachine by calling theanswering machine andentering a remote access codeon a tone dialling phone.You can activate the remoteaccess control feature by:

Place a call from an externalphone to your CD145When the answeringmachine answers the calland starts playing theoutgoing message, press #Enter the 4-digit remoteaccess PIN (default remoteaccess PIN is 0000)Note

If the PIN is correct, recordedmessages would be playbackautomatically.However, if the PIN is incorrect,an error tone would be heard,you can retry to enter theremote access PIN again.If there are new messages, allthe new messages will beplayed immediately and then

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6.9 How to delete allincoming messages

In idle mode:Press and hold for twoseconds to delete all oldmessages.Note

New messages that have notbeen heard cannot be deleted.

6.10 How to screen anincoming call

You can listen through thespeaker while your answeringmachine takes a call.This letsyou identify the caller anddecide whether to take the callor not. Once you press topick up the call, the recordingwill stop automatically.Five speaker volume levels areavailable. In idle mode, press

repeatedly to adjust thespeaker volume to the lowestlevel to turn off the callscreening.You can press toincrease the speaker volume toturn on the call screening.

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Keys Description1 Skip to the previous

message2 Play the message3 Skip to the next

message6 Delete the playing

message7 Turn on the answering

machine8 Stop message playback9 Turn off the answering

machine# Enter the remote

access code if theanswering machine ison and outgoingmessage is playing.

NoteIf the answering machine is off,the phone will enter into theremote access mode after 10rings. User can then enter the4-digit remote access PIN(default is 0000) to activate theremote access feature.

old message would be playedback after a long beep.

Press the following keys tocarry out the desiredfunction

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6.12 How to change theremote PIN

Press

Press ,Enter the default/current4-digit remote access PIN(default remote access PINis 0000.)Press Enter your new remoteaccess PINPress Enter your new remoteaccess PIN again toreconfirmPress to save thesettings

• The new remote access PINis saved.Note

The remote access PIN isdifferent from the master PIN.

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7 Default settings

Items Default valuesEarpiece volume Level 2Ring melody Melody 1Ring volume Level 3Key tone ONRecall time Country dependentDial mode Country dependentMaster PIN 0000Redial list EmptyCall log EmptyPhonebook memory Remain unchangedAnswering machine ONAnswer mode Answer & RecordRing delay 6 ringsMessage tone OFFRemote access PIN 0000Base speaker volume 03Personal outgoing message EmptyDefault outgoing message Country dependentlanguageAnswering machine memory Empty

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• Check that the batteries arefully charged and installedproperly

• This phone does not workduring power failure

Communication is lostduring a call!• Charge the SUPPLIED

RECHARGEABLEBATTERIES

• Move closer to the basestation

Poor audio quality • Move closer to the base

station• Move the base station at

least one metre away fromany electrical appliances

No dialling tone• Check the connections.

Reset the phone: unplug andplug back in the mains

8 Frequentlyaskedquestions

In this chapter you will find themost frequently askedquestions and answers aboutyour phone.

Connection

The handset does notswitch on!• Charge the battery: Put the

handset on charger.After afew moments the phone willswitch on

• Check the chargerconnections

• Use only the SUPPLIEDRECHARGEABLEBATTERIES

The phone does not workat all.• Make sure that the adaptor

and the phone cord areconnected properly

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• Charge the batteries for atleast 24 hours

• Move closer to the basestation

• Use the line cable provided• Connect the line adaptor

(when needed) to the linecord

The is blinking.• Move closer to the base

station• Check battery level• Register the handset to the

base station

The appears.• Replace the batteries with

new ones (use onlyrechargeable batteries)

Set-up

Caller ID does not workproperly.• Check with your local phone

company that the CIDservice is subscribed to

• Let the phone ring at leastonce before answering

The Call Waiting callcannot be answered.• Check with your local phone

company and select thecorrect recall duration

The handset displaysnothing, but only the isblinking.• Try again by disconnecting

and connecting the basestation power supply andfollow the procedure toregister a handset (seeSection 3.5)

• Remove and place back thehandset batteries

Sound

Handset does not ring!• Increase the volume • Make sure that the adaptor

and the phone cord areconnected properly

• Move the handset closer tothe base unit

• Make sure the handset ringeris turned on ( is notdisplayed on the LCD)

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Caller does not hear me!• Microphone may be muted:

During a call, press

Noise interference on yourradio or television• Move the power adaptor or

base station as far away aspossible

Product behaviour

Caller Line Identification(CLI) service does notwork • Check your subscription

with your network operator

A phonebook entry cannotbe stored• Delete an entry to free

memory

The handset is unable toregister• Make sure that has been

pressed for three seconds• Each base can only register

up to four handsets.• Each handset can only be

registered to one base.

I forget my PINPress

Press

Press ##**793

• Your phone will reset to itsdefault settings and you canget the default PIN of 0000.Phonebook records will notbe erased.

Answering Machine

The answering machinedoes not record calls.• Make sure the answering

machine is connected to thepower adaptor, and thepower adaptor is pluggedinto mains supply which isswitched on.

• Check to see if theanswering machine ismemory full. If so, deletesome or all messages.

• Try switching off the powerat the main socket, and thenturn it on again after 1minute.

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Unable to perform remoteoperation• Make sure you entered the

correct remote access code• Use a touch-tone phone

NoteIf the above solutions do nothelp, remove the power fromboth the handset and the base.Wait for 1 minute and tryagain.

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