Oricom PIX2000 - Manual

Oricom PIX2000

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Table of Contents:

  • Page 3 – Table of contents
  • Page 4 – Safety Information and Warnings; IMPORTANT
  • Page 5 – For Photo Frame adaptor
  • Page 7 – Getting Started; Pack Contents; Adding additional handsets
  • Page 8 – Installation of the Telephone Base and handset; base unit and to the wall mains supply.; Installation of the Photo Frame
  • Page 9 – Handset and Base Layouts
  • Page 10 – LCD Display; Icon
  • Page 11 – Photo frame and remote control Layouts
  • Page 13 – Photo frame Key Descriptions:
  • Page 15 – Operation and setup of the cordless handset; How to make a Call
  • Page 16 – Auto Answer; INT; Call Transfer
  • Page 17 – key on the calling unit and; Take two different calls at the same time; Press [ 2 ] to put the current call on hold and talk with the second; Three-way Conference call
  • Page 18 – Muting the Ringer volume; Page; Switching the Key Lock On/Off
  • Page 19 – Redial Function; Review and Dial Redial Record
  • Page 20 – Delete All Redial Records
  • Page 21 – Caller ID Service; Review Caller ID Record
  • Page 22 – Edit and Dial Call Record
  • Page 23 – Delete a Single Call Record; Delete All Call Record
  • Page 24 – Phone Book; Store Entries
  • Page 25 – Delete Entries
  • Page 26 – Menu Operation; Handset Settings; Ring Melody
  • Page 27 – No Coverage
  • Page 29 – Reset Handset; Base Setting; Change PIN
  • Page 31 – Reset Base
  • Page 32 – Registration; Register new handsets on the pix2000 base
  • Page 33 – Remove Handset
  • Page 34 – Operation and setup of the picture frame; Operation and setup of the picture frame.; DIM Mode; In DIM mode, all the functions operate as normal.
  • Page 36 – View photo; button to enter photo application.; Remote control buttons:; : Return to main menu screen
  • Page 37 – Show Calendar and set:; on the photo frame or on the remote control to proceed, it will
  • Page 38 – Display screen of calendar; Show time and set
  • Page 40 – Alarm Menu; There are three options:
  • Page 42 – Setup Menu
  • Page 46 – Phonebook Menu
  • Page 47 – Phonebook Review Menu
  • Page 48 – Edit Menu
  • Page 49 – Add phonebook menu; Call log Menu
  • Page 51 – Add call log to phonebook
  • Page 52 – Delete All call logs; Phone Setup Menu
  • Page 53 – Ringer Pattern
  • Page 54 – Ringer Loudness
  • Page 55 – Operation during an incoming call; LCD display during a call; Case 1: Incomming call where the number matches with a phonebook
  • Page 58 – Answering call; If there is an external call, you can press
  • Page 60 – Missed calls Display; You can press
  • Page 61 – Troubleshooting
  • Page 65 – Warranty Information; Notes for operation in New Zealand
  • Page 66 – Caller ID
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Summary

Page 3 - Table of contents

1 Table of contents Safety Information and Warnings ...........................................2 Getting Started ......................................................................5 Handset and Base Layouts .....................................................7 Photo frame and remote control Layo...

Page 4 - Safety Information and Warnings; IMPORTANT

2 Safety Information and Warnings Safety Information and Warnings IMPORTANT • Avoid exposure of this telephone to moisture or liquid. • To prevent electric shock, do not open the handset or base cabinet. • Avoid metallic contact (e.g. metal clips, keys) between the battery contacts and charging cond...

Page 5 - For Photo Frame adaptor

3 Safety Information and Warnings • This telephone is not designed for making emergency telephone calls when the mains power fails. • Always have a corded phone available to be able to make and receive calls to emergency services if the mains power fails. • Do not use your telephone during an electr...

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