NEC Dtl8r1 Manual

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3. If the user dials 1,2, 3 the LCD displays the dialed number as they are 
pressed.
When Base Station is not connected to a PBX, the handset displays 
“DISCONNECT”.
When the handset cannot connect to the base station, an error tone is emitted and 
Out of Range” is displayed for five seconds on the LCD and the handset goes 
into Standby mode.
The handset cannot go into Talk mode when the wired phone is selected.
Talk Speaker
DI SCONNE CT
Out of Range 
						

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4. The LCD displays the message, indicating the call is taking place.
5. When the called party answers, the LCD displays a message to indicate the 
phone is in Talk mode.
Talk Speaker
Talk Speaker 
						

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2.2.1 Connection Considerations
1. When the base station is not connected to the PBX, the handset 
displays “DISCONNECT”.
2. When the handset does not connect to the base station, an error tone 
is emitted and “Out of Range” message is displayed for five seconds.  
The handset then goes to standby mode.
3. When a desktop (wired) phone is selected, the handset does not go 
into Talk mode. 
						

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2.3 Retrieving a Call to Another Extension
To retrieve a call from another extension:
1. When an incoming call is received from another extension, the handset 
goes into Incoming Call mode.  The display indicates there is an incoming 
call.   
  
2. If you press either the Ta l k or dial pad keys (0~9, 
*, #) or pick the handset 
from the cradle, the handset connects to the base station and “ACQUIRING 
LINK” displays.
If the connection is established quickly, the message “ACQUIRING 
LINK” may not display.
IMPORTANT
❍Answering a call on the secondary line will differ depending on 
the system.
❍Press the center key and use the down arrow to select the ringing 
line. Press the center key again to answer the call. 
						

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3. Once the handset connects to the base station, the Ta l k icon and the 
volume indicator display.  After you answer the call, the station number of 
the calling party displays.
2.4 Making Call to Outside Line
To make an external call:
1. Press the Select key on the handset and select F1.  The handset 
establishes an RF connection with the base station.  The LCD display does 
not change.   
IMPORTANT
❍Making a call on the secondary line will differ depending on the 
system.
❍Press the center key and use the down arrow to select the desired 
line. Press the center key to hear dial tone and then make the 
call. 
						

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2. When the RF connection is established, the handset goes into Talk mode 
and the Talk icon and the volume indicator display.  The F1 LED also lights.  
When the outside line is not connected with the PBX, “HANG UP” is 
displayed and you hear a busy tone. 
						

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3. If the user dials 1,2, 3 the LCD displays the dialed number as they are 
pressed.
2.5 Receiving a Call from an Outside Line (Depends on PBX Line)
To receive a call from an external line:
1. When you receive an incoming external call, the F1 LED blinks.  
Talk Speaker 
						

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2. If you press either the Ta l k or dial pad keys (0~9, *, #) or pick the handset 
from the cradle, the handset connects to the base station and “ACQUIRING 
LINK” displays.
If you press the F1 (select key  up/down select key), the handset 
connects to the base station.  However, “ACQUIRING LINK” is not 
displayed.
3. When the RF connection is established, the handset goes into Talk mode 
and the Talk icon and the volume indicator display.  
						

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2.6 Redial (Option)
When the RF link is established between the handset and the base station, you 
can press the REDIAL key. The last number dialed is shown and the digits dialed 
are sent to the base station. 
Example:
(1) [talk][1][2][3][talk]      redial: 123
(2) [talk][1][2][3]……….[1][2][talk] (over 32 digits)  redial: 123……12 
     (up to 32 digits)
(3) [talk][1][2][3][F1][4][5][6][talk]   redial: 123
2.7 AutoStandby®
When the handset is in one of the modes listed below, placing the handset on the 
charger changes it to Standby mode.  At this time, a confirmation tone is emitted.
Ringer Volume Setting
Menu Setting
Ta l k  M o d e
Trying to Connect to the Base Station
NOTE

❍An error tone is emitted when redial is empty.
❍Dial limit is 32 digits, redial stores up to 32 digits in memory.
❍Redial data is stored in handset memory (EEPROM).
❍If F1~F12 keys are pressed, the number dialed before the Function key 
is pressed will be stored in redial memory. 
						

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2.8 PBX No Service
When the base station is linked to a wired telephone and you press the TA L K or 
Speaker key, there is know acknowledgment from the PBX.
The handset goes into Standby mode and the LCD displays “ACQUIRING LINK”.
2.9 Out Of Range
When in Standby Mode
The handset displays the message “Searching” when the handset cannot find the 
base station (Out of Range) in Standby mode.
NOTEThe handset does not emit a tone when it goes into Standby mode.