Swissphone DE900 - Operating Instructions

Contents

Display


Battery condition
No field strength
New message
Loud alerting Alarm
Silent alerting
Alarm clock on
Clock
Menu text
Position of the menu selection
Futher menus
Push scroll key to select the next menu

Keys

  1. Confirmation key: Read messages, confirm alarm, confirm selection.
  2. Return key: Alternately display user - and status information, leave selected menu or selected message.
  3. Scroll key: Display main menu, scroll through menus and messages, change settings.

Switching the Receiver On

By inserting the battery (refer to Changing the Power Source), the SWISSPHONE DE900 receiver is automatically switched on.

Menu Structure

By puching the confirmation key, directly the message selection for the "Read messages" is displayed (boldface frame).
When pushing the scroll key, the main menu is displayed (boldface broken line frame).

Main menu 1st Sub-menu 2nd Sub-menu
MESSAGES Read Message selection
  Delete Message selection
  Delete all  
  Protect Message selection
ALARM Loud  
  Silent  
ALARM CLOCK On / Off  
  Set  
  Repeat  
STATUS User information  
  Status display  
ALARM OPTIONS Alert-pattern  
  Call reminder  
SETTINGS Clock  
  Date  
  Language  
  Accu  
SWITCH OFF Are you sure?  

Messages


Main address - Sub address
Time and date of the message received
Start of the message
Cursor
Unread messages with priority
Unread messages
Read messages
Protected messages
Free memory space

Read Messages
A newly received message appears on the display immediately

After the release time, the receiver reverts to the stand-by mode.

Read Message
Point of departure: Stand-by mode

Read all messages with the confirmation key
You have the possibility of directly scrolling through - and reading all messages with the confirmation key.

Simple operation
If your receiver is configured for simple operation, then you directly get to the most recent message with the confirmation key. As soon as you have read it, the next unread message is displayed. In order to reach the main menu, push the scroll key and the return key simultaneously for at least 2 seconds.

Display illumination
In order to switch on the display illumination, push the confirmation key for 2 seconds. Push the confirmation key again for 2 seconds to switch the display illumination off again. At the latest when the receiver reverts to the stand-by mode, the display is automatically switched off.

Deleting an individual Message
Point of departure: Stand-by mode

Deleting All Messages
Point of departure: Stand-by mode

Protecting Messages
Point of departure: Stand-by mode

Alerting

The alerting on principle differentiates between messages with priority and without priority. This depends on the configuration of the corresponding address. In the alerting menu, the SWISSPHONE DE900 can be configured for silent alerting or loud alerting:

Point of departure: Stand-by mode

The following table illustrates the alerting characteristics for the corresponding configuration.

Setting With priority Without priority
LOUD
Simultaneous start of vibration and acoustic signalling.

Standard signalling.
SILENT
+0 seconds vibration first, thereupon acoustic signalling in full length.

Only vibration duration 10 seconds.

Alert signal Vibrator

Alarm Clock

Point of departure: Stand-by mode

Switching the Alarm On and Off
Point of departure: Menu alarm clock

Switching-off the alarm tone
As soon as any key is pushed, the alarm tone is switched off. After the alarm repeat time period, the alarm tone starts again. If the confirmation key is pushed for at least 2 secs, the alarm tone is switched off for the whole day. The alarm, however, remains switched on and will sound once again the next day.

Setting the Alarm Clock
Point of departure: Menu alarm.

Alarm Repeat
Point of departure: Menu alarm

Status Display and User Information

Point of departure: Stand-by mode

The following screen appears on the display:

Date
Alarm time
Number of unread messages
Number of read messages

Direct display of the status screen and the user information:
If the receiver is in the stand-by mode, then by permanently pushing the return key the status information screen and the user information are alternately displayed for 2 seconds.

Alarm options

Point of departure: Stand-by mode

Alert Pattern
Point of departure: Menu Alarm options

Call reminder
Point of departure: Menu Alarm options

Settings

Point of departure: Stand-by mode

Setting the Clock
Point of departure: Menu settings

Setting the Date
Point of departure: Menu settings

Language
Point of departure: Menu settings

Selecting the Accu Type
The SWISSPHONE DE900 receiver automatically identifies, whether an alkaline battery or a rechargeable battery is installed. The installed rechargeable battery type (NiMH or NiCd) can be configured here.
Please ensure, that the installed rechargeable battery type corresponds with the setting in the device. This assures an optimum indication of the battery charge level.

Point of departure: Menu settings

Battery Condition Indication

80% - 100% 33% - 80% 13% - 33% 0% - 13%

In the switched-on condition, the battery symbol is always visible on the display and indicated the still available amount of energy. The operating period can amount to up approx. 3000 hours dependent on the power supply source and the programmed operating mode. When the energy source is completely exhausted, the empty battery symbol blinks continuously and simultaneously a regular clicking sound is audible. In this condition, an operating time of at least 24 hours is still available. By pushing the confirmation key, the battery alarm is switched off, the empty battery symbol, however, continues to blink.

Changing the Power Source

Open the house cover on the rear side of the receiver. Insert the power source supplied into the compartment and in doing so pay attention to the correct polarity.

  1. Slide back the battery compartment locking bar.
  2. Remove the battery compartment cover.
  3. Insert the battery.

The following power source of the size AA, resp., L6, or AM3 (mignon) can be used:

By inserting the battery, the SWISSPHONE DE900 receiver is automatically switched on. A system test follows by means of a brief activation of all consumers in the device. After this, the device is ready for operation.

Please note!
In order to have an optimum battery, resp., rechargeable battery condition indication, the type of the rechargeable batteries installed has to be set on the receiver through the device operation (please refer to selecting the type of rechargeable battery type).

Switching-off/Switching-on

Switching-off
Point of departure: Stand-by mode

Switching-on
Push any key for a longer time period, in order to switch the receiver on.

Switching-on with Alarm Clock
If the alarm clock is switched on and the receiver is switched off, then the SWISSPHONE DE900 will be switched on at the time set and the alarm clock sounds. In order to set the alarm clock, please refer to "Setting the alarm clock".