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Troubleshooting
Problem
No dial tone.
Cause
The handset is out of range,
( is not displayed).
Solution
Move closer to the base
station and try again
The handset has not been
registered to the base station
( is not displayed).
Register the handset to the
base station (page 5)
Check the connections
The base station is not
properly connected to the mains
or the telephone line.
The batteries are low (
displayed).
When the handset is placed
on the charging unit, no
beep is heard.
The batteries remain low
although they have charged
for 12 hours.
is
The charging unit is not properly Check the connection between
charging unit and mains.
connected to the mains.
Charging contacts are dirty.
Key tones are deactivated.
Clean with a clean & dry cloth.
Activate them (page 10)
The charging unit is not properly Check the connection
connected to the mains.
Register handset to base (page 5)
Handset not registered to base
The batteries are defective or
too old.
An error beep is heard from Another call is already in
the handset when trying to progress from another handset
make a call.
or the base station.
The base is being consulted
An error beep is heard
The handset is out of range.
during a call.
The handset batteries are low
There is no ringer.
When adding a handset to
the base station, a failure
message is displayed.
Interference during call.
Charge batteries (page 4)
The ringer is deactivated
The procedure has failed
The maximum number of
handset has been reached.
You are too far from the base.
The base station is too close to
electrical appliances, reinforced
concrete walls or metal door
frames
Troubleshooting
Contact your dealer.
Purchase new batteries
Retry when the current call is
finished.
Wait until it is available
Move closer to the base
Charge the batteries.
Activate it (page 10).
Try the procedure again
(page 5).
Un-register a handset (page 5)
Get closer to the base station.
Move the base station to find a
better place (the higher the
better).
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