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Additional handsets Onis 200
The ONIS 200 allows you to add up to 7 additional handsets to your base station.
You can therefore have a handset in up to seven rooms of the house or office.
L NOTE:
These additional handsets do not need telephone sockets. Only one socket is required.
Adding one or more handsets will enable you to again access to the following functions:
• Intercom between two handsets (free of charge).
• Babysit (room monitoring intercom system, useful
for checking to see if a baby is sleeping).
• Transferring a call from one handset to another.
• Conference call between two handsets and a person
on an external line.
• With a third additional handset, you will be able to
make an external call while the other two handsets
are in interphone mode.
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ONIS 200 Base Station
Paging
Mains/Line
indicator
ONIS 200 Vox Base Station
Adjust loudspeaker
Paging
volume
Delete message
Start/stop
answerphone
Next message
Previous message
Play/stop messages
Mains/Line indicator
On/Off
answerphone
indicator
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Table of contents
Setting up the ONIS 200
Installing the ONIS 200
Safety and Security
1
1
2
2
3
3
3
4
5
8
8
8
Inserting and replacing batteries
Installing the ONIS 200
Cleaning the ONIS 200
Getting to know your Onis 200
The ONIS 200 keys
Handset display
Menu overview
Battery performance
Recharging
Range
Customising your ONIS 200
Changing the date and time
Ringer settings
9
10
10
10
11
11
11
11
12
13
13
14
Changing the handset ringer
Adjusting the base ringer
Adjusting screen contrast
Activating/deactivating the key tones
Activating/deactivating the key tones
Renaming the handset
Declaring/removing operators services
Configuring the call log
Locking/unlocking the keypad
VIP Function
Using the telephone
Making a call
15
15
16
16
17
17
17
17
18
18
18
19
19
20
Direct calling
Predialling the number before calling
Answering a call
Using the loudspeakers
Activating and deactivating the loudspeakers
Adjusting the earpiece or handset loudspeaker volume
Adjusting the base station loudspeaker volume
Redial list
Creating and changing your phonebooks
Creating an entry
Changing an entry
Deleting an entry
Making a call from your phonebooks
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Using the call log
Using the Intercom
Internal an internal call
Using the babysit function
20
22
22
23
Operator prefix phonebook
Storing prefixes
Using the prefix phonebook
24
25
Using the services
Operator services
Caller identification
Operator message service
Call forward
26
26
26
26
26
26
26
27
27
28
29
30
31
31
Call waiting
Three-way conversation
Call back
Caller identification
Operator message service
Call forward
Call waiting
Three-way call
Activating and deactivating call back
Withheld identity default
Using the ONISVox 200 (physically)
Setting up the OnisVox 200 answerphone
Changing the answerphone mode
Recording the outgoing message
Recording and playing the personal outgoing messages
Recording a local memo
Recording a conversation
Checking and deleting messages
On the handset
On the base station
Screening your calls
Memory full
Adjusting your answerphone
Activating/deactivating the voice prompt
Choosing the recording quality
Using the toll saver function and selecting response time
32
32
33
33
33
34
34
34
34
35
36
36
36
36
37
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Using the ONISVox 200 answerphone (remote use)
Changing the secret access code
Remote-accessing the answerphone
During remote accessing
Remote-activating the answerphone
Remotely-changing the outgoing message
38
38
39
39
39
Settings
Adding another ONIS 200 handset to the base station
DECT peripheral without keypad
Using the ONIS 200 handset with two base stations
Selecting a base station
Unregistering a handset Onis 200
Using GAP-standard compliance
Configuring line settings
40
40
41
41
41
42
42
42
43
43
43
43
44
44
Dial mode
Network type
Recall type
Operator type
Changing service codes
Telephone troubleshooting ...
Answerphone troubleshooting ...
Guarantee
45
45
46
Certification of conformity
Index
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Setting up the
Installing the ONIS 200
Safety and Security
Your DECT compliant ONIS 200 telephone draws on the latest technology to make it both easier and
more comfortable to use.
The ONIS 200 consists of 2 parts: the BASE STATION (immobile), and one or more cordless
HANDSETS allowing you to call without the need to remain in close proximity to the base station.
For maximum communication quality, do not place the BASE STATION close to electric appliances
(refrigerators, televisions, microwaves, other cordless sets, radios, computers, etc.), in front of or on large
metal or reinforced concrete surfaces, or too close to metal doorframes.
As with other radio connections, obstacles between the BASE STATION and the HANDSET may reduce
range.
The BASE STATION should not be kept in a damp place and should be at least 1.50m away from any
source of water. Do not allow the HANDSET to come into contact with water (swimming pools,
baths, etc.).The charging contacts should be kept away from conductive objects (metal objects, keys,
jewellery, etc.).
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION:Your HANDSET has been designed in compliance with the Philips
EcoDesign program, which takes environmental factors into consideration throughout the product’s life
cycle.
WARNING:A telephone which does not require a mains supply should also be available, in addition to
your ONIS 200, in order to provide constant access to emergency services.
The ONIS 200 and ONISVox 200 are compliant with the operator’s analogue interface.The ONIS 200
and ONISVox 200 can only be connected to the English telephone network.
The geographical area in which the equipment may be used is shown on the label under the base unit.
The CE mark on your telephone means that it is compliant with the European directive on technical regulations for user safety,
electro-magnetic interference and radio tests 99/05/CEE.
Electric connection: 230V mains supply, single phase AC, with the exception of IT-type equipment compliant with standard
EN 60-950. (NOTE: Excessive mains voltage limits are defined according to criteria laid out in the same standard).
Operating temperature is between 5° C and 45° C.The mains power pack has a 230V supply sectioning feature to protect the user.
As a preventive measure, this should be close to the equipment and easily accessible.
Telephone connection: network voltage is classed as telephone network voltage in compliance with EN 60-950.
NOTE:You are about to use an approved DECT-type telephone that allows private intercommunication between cordless phones and a
cordless PABX or a domestic terminal.The use of this equipment is subject to conditions specified by the decree of January 13, 1995,
published in the “Journal Officiel” on January 26, 1995, defining general licensing conditions in compliance with Article L.89 of the
“Code des Postes et Télécommunications”. In addition to the approval of the equipment, the following conditions of use must be
respected, particularly in view of the use of radio frequencies:
1. DECT equipment is not guaranteed against jamming by other authorized use of radio frequencies;
2. DECT equipment may be used to connect fixed points, only if these connections are not permanent and the equivalent isotropic
radiated power at the antenna is less than 50 mW;
3. DECT equipment (cordless PABX type with more than two network access lines) must be installed by an agent approved by the
telecommunications ministry. Such installations are complex, as defined in Article R. 20-22 of the “Code des P. et T.”;
4.Telepoint network access conditions for DECT equipment must be subject to an agreement signed with the authorised telepoint
network operator concerned.
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Inserting and replacing batteries
R03/AAA NiMh rechargeable batteries should be
used as replacements.
• Slide open the HANDSET battery cover in the
direction indicated by the arrow.
• Remove batteries.
• Insert new batteries as indicated and replace
the cover.
• Place the HANDSET on the BASE STATION.
Charge for at least 12 hours.
NOTE. Used batteries should not be disposed of with household waste.
Return used batteries to your distributor or take to a suitable collection centre. Failure to do so is subject to penalties defined in
Article 131-41 of the penal code, in compliance with decree 97-1328 of December 30, 1997 for environmental protection.
L WARNING:
Never use non-rechargeable batteries. Use only the recommended types.
(RO3/AAA NiMh).
Installing the ONIS 200
Proceed as follows:
• Connect the mains power supply cord
Use only the power/telephone
cord supplied with the telephone.
underneath the BASE STATION and plug the
power* adapter into an easily-accessible socket.
The green MAINS indicator on
the BASE STATION lights up.
• Connect the telephone cord underneath the
BASE STATION and plug it into the
telephone socket.
The
icon flashes when the
handset is charging.
The charge level is shownby a
number of bars between zero
and three.
• Place the HANDSET on the BASE
STATION.
• The HANDSET batteries must be charged for
at least 12 hours before first use or after a long
period away from the BASE STATION.
L NOTES:
Once fully charged, your ONIS 200 is ready to use.
-Your base station is protected.Any additional handsets must first be registered with the base station (see page 40).
-The same handset may be used with several base stations.The handset must first be registered with each of the base stations
(see page 41).The ONIS 200 is supplied with one handset already registered.
* Important:The ONIS 200 operates only with mains supply.
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Cleaning the ONIS 200
Use a cloth dampened with soapy water to clean the ONIS 200.Then wipe
with a dry cloth.
• Never use a solvent or household product.
Clean your telephone regularly to keep it looking brand new.
L IMPORTANT:
Do not place your telephone in a place where it may fall.
Getting to know your Onis 200
The ONIS 200 keys
HANDSET keys
• The
key is used to make and receive calls.
• The
key switches the HANDSET loudspeaker on and off.
Pressing and holding this key switches the BASE STATION loudspeaker on
and off (ONIS 200Vox only).
• The
key selects the intercom option with another handset
(optional).
• The
a call.
key adjusts the volume of the earpiece or the loudspeaker during
• The
key deletes an entered character.
It also provides access to the “R” function during calls.
You can return to the idle screen at any time by pressing and holding
this key.
• The
key shows a list of operator services.
BASE STATION indicators
• The green light must always be on.This indicator flashes quickly when a
call is received and more slowly during a call.
The indicator is off when the
base station is not connected to
the power supply.
• The red light indicates the status of the ONISVox 200 answering machine.
It flashes to show new messages and flashes quickly when the answering
machine is full.
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Handset display
The display screen shows information using 3 lines of 16 characters and one line of 8 icons.The bottom
line is used for function key wording.
The date, time and handset name are displayed when in idle mode.
Typical screen displays:
Call from:
0123456789
17 FEB
10:48
Call from:
Alan
Philips 1
SILENCE
SILENCE
REDIAL u SHARED PHNBK
SILENCE
Incoming call.
The caller is not
registered in the
phonebook*.
The date, time and
handset name are
displayed when in
idle mode.
Incoming call.
The caller is listed in
the phonebook*.
Incoming call when
you are not
registered with the
call identification
service.
17 FEB
10:48
CANCEL
17 FEB
10:48
READ
17 FEB
10:48
PLAY
Call forward
2 new calls
1 new. Msg
NEXT
u
NEXT
u
NEXT
u
MUTE
u
HOLD
The handset
microphone is mute.
Line transferred*
when in idle mode.
When in idle mode,
two unanswered
calls have been
recorded in the call
log*.
When in idle mode,
a message has been
left on your ONIS
Vox 200 answering
machine.
* Check with your operator to find out whether your registration allows you to use this type of service.
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Menu overview
Menus are displayed on the fourth line, with headings and sub-headings shown on the second and third
lines of your screen.
General operating procedure
MENUS:
You can access the menus using the
keys:
• Use these keys to select menus shown at the
bottom of the screen.
E.g. On the idle screen, the available menus are
17 FEB
17:48
Philips 1
REDIAL
u SHARED
|REDIAL and SHARED|.
The u icon indicates that other
menus are available.
• Use the
keys to scroll through menus
not shown on screen. Use the
to select, as above.
keys
• Press and hold the
key to interrupt any
activated function and return to the idle screen.
HEADINGS AND SUB-HEADINGS:
• The heading is shown on the second line on a
black background.
The u icon does not appear on
screen for headings and sub-
headings.
SETTINGS
• Sub-headings are shown on the third line.
Handset sounds
BACK
OK
Use the
keys to scroll through
the sub-headings. Use the
keys to
select OK| or retrace a step |BACK.
• Some headings enable you to modify options.
When accessing the heading, the active option
appears first, preceded by “√”.To choose
another option, use the
keys to scroll
through the list and validate your option using.
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Example of use
Choosing the interphone ringer on the handset:
17 FEB
11:48
Philips 1
1 On the idle screen, scroll through the list of
The menu is not shown on the
REDIAL
u
SHARED
11:48
menus and select |SETTINGS.
idle screen. Press the
key
17 FEB
twice to display the Settings
Philips 1
menu. Press the left-hand
key to select Settings.
SETTINGS
SERVICES
▼
Select OK| by pressing the right-
hand key to access the
Handset sounds option.
SETTINGS
Handset sounds
2 Choose OK| to select the “Handset sounds”
BACK
OK
option.
Handset sounds
Press
to scroll through the
Ext. ringer type
menu to find the Int. ringer type
option.
3 Scroll to “Int. ringer type”.
BACK
OK
OK
Handset sounds
Int. ringer type
Press the right-hand
select OK|.
key to
4
Select OK|.
BACK
Int. ringer type
The active ringer will appear
√ Melody 1
BACK
first, preceded by the “√”sign.
To change the ringer, use the
5
Scroll to the ringer you want and select OK|.
OK
and
keys to scroll
through the list and press the
right-hand
key to select
OK|.
Set !
Press and hold the
key to
return to the idle screen.
6 Press and hold
.
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Menu overview
ANSWERPHONE
SETTINGS
ANSWPHN
- HANDSET SOUNDS
- HANDSET SETTINGS
- BASE SETTINGS
- LINE SETTINGS
- VIP SETTINGS
- DECLARE SERVICE
- SERVICES CODES
-
-
-
-
ANSWPHN MODE
REC. OUTG MSG
PLAY OUTG MSG
RINGS BEFOR ANSW
- CHANGE CODE
VOICE PROMPTS
-
- SCREEN CALLS
- RECORD QUALITY
HANDSET SOUNDS
- EXT. RINGER TYPE
- INT. RINGER TYPE
- RINGER VOLUME
- KEY TONES
SERVICES
- CALL FORWARD
- CANCEL CALL TRANS.
- VOICE MAIL
- CANCEL CALL BACK
- CANCEL LAST CALL
- WITHHELD IDENTITY.
HANDSET SETTINGS
- CONTRAST
- BABYSIT MODE
- SELECT BASE
- REGISTRER HDSET
- UNREGISTER
- RENAME HANDSET
17:28
August 28
Philips 1
BASE SETTINGS
SERVICES
REC.MEMO
- RINGER TYPE
- RINGER VOLUME
- DATE / TIME
SETTINGS
ANSWPHN
RECORD MEMO
- MUSIC ON HOLD
- REGIST. MODE
- CALL LOG CONFIG
REDIAL
SHARED
CALL LOG
PRV PHNBK
LINE SETTINGS
- DIAL MODE
SHARED
-
-
NETWORK TYPE
CALLER ID. TYPE
- OPERATOR TYPE
VIP SETTINGS
-
FRIENDS MELODY
- FAMILY MELODY
WORK MELODY
PRIVATE PHONEBOOK
-
DECLARE SERVICE
- CALL ID.
-
CALL WAITING
- 3 PARTY CALLS
CALL FORWARD
- VOICE MAIL
CALL BACK
-
CALL LOG
REDIAL
-
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Battery performance
The telephone will work for approximately
200 hours on standby mode and around
15 hours when in use.
During a call, beeps will provide a warning when
only a few seconds of battery charge remain.
Communication will automatically be cut off at
this time.
When the
charge level below 5% (no bar),
you should recharge the battery.
icon shows a
The outline of the
icon
Recharging
It takes at least 12 hours to fully recharge the
empty batteries.
flashes to show the handset has
been correctly placed on the
base station.
Range
The HANDSET has a range of around 300m in an
open area with good radio reception.
Reception will begin to break up as you near the
range limit.
Should this happen, you should quickly move
closer to the base station to prevent
communication being cut off.
Follow the installation instructions on page 2.
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Customising your
Changing the date and time
The ONIS 200 has a clock feature which displays the date and time on the idle screen and dates all call
log entries.
To set the clock:
1 Select |SETTINGS from the idle screen
SETTINGS
Handset sounds
using the scroll feature.
BACK
OK
OK
2 Scroll to “Base settings” and select OK|.
Settings type
Ringer type
3 Scroll to “Date/time” and select OK|.
BACK
4 Select |CORRECT * to delete the
Date/time
01/01/2000
*Each time the key is pressed,
the cursor moves one space
from the right to the left.
information you wish to change.
00:00
OK
5 Use the keypad to enter the day, month, year,
hour and minutes using the following format:
dd/mm/yyyy for the date and hh/mm for the
time.
CORRECT
E.g: For January 28, 2001, 8:05, enter
280120010805.
6 Select OK| to store the information.
Stored!
L NOTE:
If you have registered with the caller identification service, the network will update the date and time each time a call is
received.
However, if you have registered with a digital ISDN service, your digital box may transmit an incorrect date and time to the
ONIS 200. Should this happen, please contact your telephone operator.
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Ringer settings
The handset has 9 ringer melodies.You can use these melodies for different calls.The base station has
5 melodies available.
The handset and base station have 3 volume settings and a mute mode.
Changing the handset ringer
Ext. ringer type: for all incoming
calls.
1 Scroll to “Ext. ringer type”or “Int. ringer type”
Int. ringer type: for all intercom
Handset ringer:
under the “Handset sounds” heading in the
“Settings” menu and select OK|.
Ext. ringer type
calls.
√ Melody 1
BACK
To cut off the base station ring,
select the Silence option.
OK
2 Scroll to one of the nine melodies and select
OK|.
To cut off the ring, select the
Silence option.
Handset ringer volume:
1 Scroll to “RingerVolume” under the “Handset
sounds” heading in the “Settings” menu and
select OK|.
The
icon will appear.
Ringer volume
√ Low
BACK
OK
2 Scroll to the chosen volume and select OK|.
Adjusting the base ringer
Base station ringer:
You will hear the selected ring.
1 Scroll to “Ringer type” under the “Base
settings” heading in the “Settings” menu and
select OK|.
Ringer type
√ Melody 1
BACK
OK
2 Scroll to one of the five melodies and select
OK|.
To cut off the ring, select the
Silence option.
Base station ringer volume:
1 Scroll to “Ringer volume” under the “Base
Ringer volume
√ Low
BACK
settings” heading in the “Settings” menu.
OK
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Adjusting screen contrast
1 Scroll to “Contrast” under the “Handset
Settings” heading in the “Settings” menu and
select OK|.
Contrast
The screen contrast will
immediately be adjusted.
√ Medium
BACK
OK
2 Scroll to the chosen contrast and select OK|.
Activating/deactivating the key tones
Activating/deactivating the key tones
HANDSET keys can be set to sound when pressed.
You can program this sound:
Key tones
1 Scroll to “Key tones” under the “Handset
√ Deactivated
BACK
sounds” heading in the “Settings” menu, and
select OK|.
OK
2 Choose whether to activate or deactivate the
tones and select OK|.
Renaming the handset
You can customise your handset by giving it a name:
1 Scroll to “Rename handset” under the
“Handset Settings” heading in the “Settings”
menu and select OK|.
Enter name:
Philips_
2 Enter the new name following the procedure
described on page 19 (point 4 ) of your
manual and select OK|.
Select |CORRECT to delete the
characters you wish to change.
CORRECT
OK
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Declaring/removing operators services
Some operators services must be declared on your handset to enable guided operation on your
ONIS 200 screen.
Declare service
1 Scroll to “Declare services” in the “Settings”
Caller id.
menu and select OK|.
BACK
OK
OK
Call forward
2 Scroll to the required service
The screen shows whether or not
the selected service has been
declared.
√ Non declared
BACK
“(e.g. Call forward)” and select OK|.
3 Scroll to declare or not declare the service
and select OK|.
Set!
Total list of services available and those declared for use:
Details of these services can be
found on page 26.
Caller identification
Call Waiting
Not Declared*
Declared
3-party Calls
Declared
Call Forward
Not Declared
Declared
Voice mail operators
Cancel call back
Declared
* This service need not be declared if you have registered with the call identification service.
Your first incoming call will automatically declare this service.
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Configuring the call log
You can set the call log to record:
- all calls, including those answered,
- only unanswered calls,
- only message service information and messages from your answerphone (ONISVox 200 only),
- no calls (Onis 200 only).
The call log is described on page 20.
Call log config.
1 Scroll to “Call. log config.” under the
√ All calls
BACK
“Base settings” heading in the “Settings” menu
and select OK|.
OK
2 Scroll to the option you want and select OK|.
Locking/unlocking the keypad
You can lock the keypad to prevent keys from
being pressed accidentally (for example, when the
handset is in your pocket).
1 To lock your keypad, press and hold
(1.5 seconds)
2 To unlock your keypad, press and hold
(1.5 seconds)
.
22 August
08:44
Keypad locked
.
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VIP Function
If you have registered with the caller identification service, your ONIS 200 can associate certain rings
with certain callers.These rings tell you who is calling even when you cannot see the screen of the
telephone.
TheseVIP callers must be specified in your shared phonebook (see page 19, step 6 ).
There are three groups ofVIP callers (friends, family, work). In the shared phonebook, theVIP caller
entries are marked
,
or
.
CHANGINGTHEVIP CALLER RINGS:
VIP settings
Friends melody
Under the “VIP settings” heading in the
“Settings” menu, follow the procedure used
for “Ringer settings” (see page 10).
BACK
OK
L NOTE:
TheVIP ringer chosen for certain callers will only be played on the handset.
Examples ofVIP screens:
LUDO
Mum
Office
0123456789
0987654321
8765432109
OPTIONS
CALL
OPTIONS
CALL
OPTIONS
CALL
Call from:
Ludo
If, for example, you receive a call
from Ludo, the following two
screens will flash alternately.
SILENCE
SILENCE
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Using the telephone
Making a call
Direct calling
When you lift the HANDSET from the BASE STATION, the indicator
should be highlighted.
If this is not the case, refer to the section entitled:“Troubleshooting”.
The icon flashes if the line is
busy
1 Press
.
.
2 Check for a tone and dial the number you
0123456789
During a call, scroll with
and to access the available
options, described in detail on
the following pages.
wish to call.
,
MUTE
u
HOLD
3 Select |MUTE to deactivate your handset
You can still hear the caller.
microphone.
• Select |MUTE again to speak to the person
on the other end of the line.
4 Select HOLD| to place the person on hold.
You can no longer hear the
caller, who will hear hold music.
• Select HOLD| again to speak.
5 Press
to adjust the volume.There are
three available volume levels.The last level
selected will be used for the next call.
6 To end the conversation, press
again or
replace the handset on the base station.
L NOTE:
You can also obtain a line by pressing the
key.This activates the handset loudspeaker.
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Predialling the number before calling
To check the number and, where necessary, correct before calling:
The number will be displayed on
screen.The RECORD| function
allows you to store the number
in one of the phonebooks.
1 Enter the number on the keypad.
• If you make a mistake, you can delete the last
character using |CORRECT or press
*.
Predial
_
2 Press
or
to make the call.
CORRECT
RECORD
* Press and hold
to delete the number.
L NOTE:
It may be useful to link two numbers when calling some telephony servers.To do this, enter the first number, then choose the
second from your directory. Select OK| to add this number to the first and press
.
Answering a call
Your ONIS 200 rings, unless you have deactivated the ring:
Call from:
0123456789
The display shows the caller's
number* or the name if listed in
the one of the phonebooks.
• Press
to talk.
SILENCE
•You can deactivate the handset ring by
pressing |SILENCE.
* Available if you have registered with the caller
identification service and provided that the
caller has not withheld their identity.
If you have registered with the caller
identification service and caller’s number is not
displayed, then refer to page 43 chapter
“Operator Type”.
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Using the loudspeakers
Activating and deactivating the loudspeakers
When using the telephone:
• Press
to activate or deactivate the HANDSET loudspeaker.
The
icon is highlighted
when the handset loudspeaker is
in use.
• Press and hold
to activate or deactivate the BASE STATION
loudspeaker (ONISVox 200 only).
The
icon flashes when the
base station loudspeaker is in
use.
Adjusting the earpiece or
handset loudspeaker volume
When using the telephone:
3 levels are available.
• Press
to adjust the handset volume.
The last volume level selected is
saved.
Adjusting the base station
loudspeaker volume ONISVOX 200
3 levels are available.
When using the base station loudspeaker, press
station to adjust the volume.
or
on the base
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Redial list
1 Scroll to the menu on the idle screen and
select |REDIAL.
Alan
0123456789
The last number dialled is
displayed.
2 Scroll to the number you want and
select CALL| or press
.
OPTIONS
CALL
• Select |OPTIONS to:
The phonebook contains the last
5 numbers dialled from that
handset.
- save this number in one of the phonebooks; RECORD|.
- delete the number from the “Redial list”; DELETE|.
- delete all numbers from the “Redial list”; |DEL.ALL .
L NOTE:
If you have more than one handset, each handset will store its own Redial phonebook entries.
Creating and changing your phonebooks
Your ONIS 200 has two phonebooks:
- A 100-entry shared phonebook, available from all handsets.
Select functions are only available through this phonebook.
- A 50-entry private phonebook for each handset.This phonebook may only be accessed from the
relevant handset.
Creating an entry
Each entry contains a name and number. Each number may contain up to 24 digits including
and and each name may contain a maximum of 16 characters, including separators
(spaces, apostrophes and hyphens) accessible via the keys
,
,
and
.
You can create an entry from the menu in predial mode (see p. 16), call log (see p. 20) or Redial list
(see above).
1 Select SHARED| on the idle screen or scroll
Alan
0123456789
to PRV PHNBK| in the menu to find the
The first name in the list
(in alphabetical order) is
displayed. If the selected
phonebook contains no entries,
the screen will display
“List empty!”.
phonebook you want.
2 Select |OPTIONS.
3 Scroll and select ADD|.
OPTIONS
CALL
Alan
0123456789
BACK
u
CHANGE
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4 Use the keypad to enter the name:
- Select the letter you want by pressing the
corresponding key.
Select |CORRECT to delete a
letter or press
Enter name:
Alan
.
- Wait (2 seconds) before entering another
letter on the same key.
CORRECT
OK
Or,
Press and hold (1.5 seconds) to
include a pause in the
- Immediately press another key to enter the
next letter using the same procedure.
Select OK|.
Enter number:
_
.
CORRECT
OK
number
5 Enter the number and select OK|.
• Depending on the entry type selected, theVIP functions described on page 14 may be used.
Entry type
The entry type is only available
through the shared phonebook.
6 Scroll to “Friend”,“Family”,“Work” or
“Normal” if you wish to use the “VIP”
functions for this entry (see page 14) and
select OK|.
√ Normal
BACK
OK
Changing an entry
1 Select |OPTIONS for the displayed entry.
Peter
0123456789
OPTIONS
CALL
2 Select CHANGE| and follow the procedure
described in the previous section “Creating an
entry” from step 4 onwards.
The cursor is placed after the
last letter of the name.
Peter
0123456789
BACK
u
CHANGE
Deleting an entry
Peter
1 Select |OPTIONS for the displayed entry.
0123456789
BACK
u
CHANGE
2 Scroll through the list and select |DELETE.
Deleted!
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Making a call from your phonebooks
1 Select SHARED| in the idle screen or PRV
PHNBK| according to the phonebook you
want
2 To select the person you wish to call:
The first name is displayed
(in alphabetical order).
Alan
0123456789
- Scroll through the entries marked
.
OPTIONS
CALL
- Go straight to the first letter of the name by
pressing the key which corresponds to that
letter. For example, for the key
which
corresponds to the letters D, E, F, pressing once
will take you to the first entry which begins
with the letter D. Pressing twice in quick
succession will take you to the first entry
which begins with the letter E, etc.
3 Select CALL| to make the call or
press
or
.
Using the call log
Your ONIS 200 has a call log, which can store up to 40 entries. Depending on the programmed
configuration (see page 21), the call log can store:
- answered calls,
- unanswered calls,
- message service information,
- messages from your answerphone (ONIS 200Vox only).
and
Entry with no message on your answerphone
1 Select READ| if you have missed a call.
2 Your screen will display:
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2 new calls
- the caller's name and number*.
- the date and time they last called.
NEXT
u
READ
- the number of times the caller has tried to
reach you.
Julia
22/08 - 09:48
Answered calls are marked with
3X
the
icon.
- a flashing
icon to indicate information sent
OPTIONS
CALL
by the operator message service.
A “√” appears before the name
when the entry has been read.
√ Julia
22/08
09:48
CALL
3 An entry is “read” once it has been consulted.
OPTIONS
4 Use the
the entries.
and
keys to scroll through
* Available if you have registered
with the caller identification
service and the caller has not
withheld their identity.
5 To call the person shown on screen directly,
select CALL|.
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Entry with message on your answerphone (
only)
1 Select PLAY| if you have received new
messages.
The “Log” indicators on your
handset and base station flash to
indicate new entries.
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PLAY
2 Your answerphone will automatically play back
all new messages.The screen will display:
2 new msg
NEXT
u
- the caller's name and number*
Julia
22/08
- the date and time they last called
09:48
OPTIONS
- the
icon, which indicates a message is
linked to the entry.
3
An entry is “read” once it has been
consulted.
4 Use the
the entries.
and
keys to scroll through
Automatic message reading stops
09:48 after the last new message.
√ Julia
22/08
OPTIONS
PLAY
5 Select PLAY| to listen to a message again.
Log options
When consulting log entries, select |OPTIONS to access the following functions:
- Select DELETE| to delete the entry.
- Select RECORD| to save the entry in one of your phonebooks*.
- Select NUMBER| to display the telephone number*.
- Select |DEL ALL to delete all read and unread log entries and all answerphone messages.
*This feature is only available if you have registered with the caller identification service and the caller has not chosen to
withhold their identity.
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Using the Intercom
This function may only be used with an additional ONIS 200 handset.
Your base station may be used with 8 HANDSETS. Intercom allows you to communicate internally
between two handsets.
In addition, if you have three or more handsets, external communication may take place at the same time
as the intercom function is being used (e.g. one handset is used to communicate externally while two
other are used for an internal call).
Internal call
You may also enter the number
of the handset you wish to call
or to make all handsets
1 Press
.
All handsets
EXIT
2 Use
to scroll through the list and
CALL
.
ring
select the extensions you wish to call.
In this case, steps 2 and 3
become redundant.
3 Select CALL| or
to make the call.
4 Select |STOP INTER. or press
intercom from the handset.
to end
to
• On the HANDSET called, press
answer.
L NOTE:
If you receive an external call while on an internal call, beeps will alert the handsets in use.You must hangup the internal call
before taking the external call. However, a third HANDSET, not being used on the internal call, may be used to take the external
call.
The base station automatically allocates each additional handset a number from 1 to 8.
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Using the babysit function
This function may only be used with an additional ONIS 200 handset.
Acts as a silent intercom, while another handset is used as an intercom monitoring handset to listen to
noise in the room where the former monitoring handset has been placed.
If you receive a call, the intercom will remain silent and will not take the call.
Activating babysit mode
1 Scroll to “Babysit mode” under the “Handset
settings” heading in the “Settings” menu and
select OK|.
Babysit mode
The “babysit mode” indicator
then appears on the iddle
screen.
√ Deactivated
BACK
OK
2 Scroll to activate the function and select OK|.
Deactivating babysit mode
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You can deactivate the babysit
mode using the “Babysit mode”
menu, following the same
procedure as that used to
activate the mode.
Babysit mode
On the idle screen shown, select CANCEL|.
NEXT
u
CANCEL
Using the intercom
In order to listen to noises picked up by the
monitoring handset, you will need to set up the
intercom (see page 22) between the handsets.
L NOTE:
Handsets in “Babysit” mode can still be used to make calls, but will not ring when a call is received.
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Operators prefix phonebook
If you have subscribed to several telephone operators, this phonebook allows you to store their prefixes.
Each operator may offers competitive rates depending on the time, date and destination of the call. Once
these prefixes have been stored, your telephone will automatically offer you the one which offers the best
rate when you wish to call.
Storing prefixes
The phonebook contains 10 entries.
● The first 3 entries allow automatic selection according to the time and day you are calling.
(NOTE: your telephone time must be set correctly).
● You may use the next 7 files to store operator prefixes more suited to calling mobile phones or
abroad.
Day
Night
8am - 7pm
7pm - 8am
Weekend
Mobile
Saturday/Sunday
To call mobile telephones
Country 1
Country 2
Country 3
Country 4
Country 5
Country 6
To call abroad
Day
1 Press
on the idle screen.
CHANGE
OK
2 Scroll to choose the time you wish to change
Tip:
and select |CHANGE.
Do not change the name of the
first three files “Day”,“Night”
and “Weekend” to avoid
confusion.
3 Enter the name (e.g.“Italy”) and select OK|.
Enter name:
Country 1
CHANGE
OK
OK
4 Enter the most cost effective operator prefix
Enter number:
_
in this case and select OK|.
CORRECT
L NOTE:
To use an operator prefix, you must be registered with that
operator.
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Using the prefix phonebook
Weekend
1 Press
on the idle screen.
The telephone will show a “Day”,“Night” or
“Weekend” entry, according to the date and
time of the call.
CHANGE
OK
2 If you wish to use this operator press OK|.
• If you wish to use another operator, use
Predial:
XX_
or
to scroll and select OK|.
CORRECT
u
RECORD
You can also use your
phonebooks.
Predial:
XX012345678
3 Now enter the telephone number of the
person you wish to call.
CORRECT
u
RECORD
4 Press
to make the call.
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Using the services
Operator services
Your telephone provides easy access to a number of services provided by telephone operators.These
services are available using specific codes.These codes are pre-programmed into your telephone,
however you may change them if they do not match those of your operator (see page p. 43).
Caller identification
Lets you know who is calling before you answer the phone and offers theVIP function described on
page 14. If the service is available, your telephone will display the caller's name instead of their telephone
number.
Operator message service
Takes your calls when you are unavailable.Your message service will tell you when you receive new
messages.
Call forward
Forwards your calls to a line of your choice.
Call waiting
Tells you when a new call is received if you are already on the line.
Three-way conversation
Used to speak to 2 people at the same time on your line.
Not to be confused with the “Internal Conference”, which is an ONIS 200 function (one external caller
and two internal callers).
Call back
Used to call back a busy line once the line is free.
The ONIS 200 offers these services in an easy-to-use manner.To gain guided access to these services via
your ONIS 200 screen, you will need to declare them in the “Declare services” menu (p.12).
L NOTE:
Some services will be available by registration. Contact your operator for information.
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Caller identification
Lets you know who is calling before you answer the phone and offers theVIP function described
on page 14.
Call from:
0123456789
If the caller has withheld their
identity (service “Withheld
identity” or registered with
“witheld id. default”, see
page 31), the display will show
“Number withheld”.
1 The ONIS 200 displays the caller's number
when the phone rings*.
SILENCE
• If the caller is listed in one of your
phonebooks, the ONIS 200 will display the
name listed in the phonebook.
Call from:
Alan
SILENCE
2 Pick up to answer.
• Depending on your Call Log configuration (see page 20), the name (or number) of your caller, and
the date and time the call is made will be saved in the Log.
*The ONIS 200 shows the caller's name if the service is available.
Operator message service
Takes your calls when you are unavailable.
Declaring the Operator message
service
Services
Declaring the message service (see page 12)
Voice mail
allows you to call the message service directly
from the “Services” menu.
BACK
CALL
Displayed message notification
If that your line allows it, the message service will
give you visual notification when messages have
been received.
- the call log saves notifications sent by the
message service.
The v icon flashes.
Voice mail
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BACK
SELECT
L WARNING:
If you have subscribed to a message service and have activated your ONIS 200 answerphone, your calls will be taken by one of
the answerphones, according to the response time settings.
L NOTE:
If the icon continues flashing even after you have checked all your messages, you can turn it off manually by deleting
the “Voice mail” entry in the log.
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Call forward
Forwards your calls to a line of your choice.
Declaring the service
If you have registered with the call forward service, select it in the declare menu (see page 12) to enable
guided use on your ONIS 200 screen.
Forwarding calls
1 Select SERVICES| on the idle screen,
Services
Call forward
“Call forward” will appear on screen.
NEXT
CALL
2 Select DECLARE|.
Enter the number:
01234
You can modify a displayed
number by pressing
|CORRECT.
CORRECT
OK
3 Enter the telephone number to which you
*21*0123456789#
wish to divert your calls and select OK|.
Your ONIS 200 will take the call
through the loudspeaker.
REDIAL
u
SHARED
12:48
17 FEB
4 When you hear confirmation hang up by
Call forward
.
pressing
Your calls will now be
NEXT
u
CANCEL
forwarded.
Deactivating
• On the idle screen, go to “calls transfered”. Select CANCEL|.
If you have already deactivated the call forward service from another extension, your ONIS 200 will
continue to register the call forward service, even though you may receive calls normally.
To remove the “calls transfered” message from your idle screen, follow the above procedure on your
ONIS 200.
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Call waiting
Tells you when a new call is received if you are already on the line.
Declaring the service
If you have registered with the caller identification and Call waiting services, select Call waiting
(see page 12) for guided use on your ONIS 200 screen.
If the service is available, the
Call from:
0123456789
While you are on the phone:
ONIS 200 will show the caller's
name. In the event that the
caller has withheld their identity,
the display will show “Number
withheld”.
- ONIS 200 displays the second caller's number*.
IGNORE
CALL WAIT
CALL WAIT
- ONIS 200 will first show the caller's name if
listed in the phonebook.
Call from:
Alan
IGNORE
*The ONIS 200 will only show the caller's name if the
service is available, subject to technical compatibility.
Using the service
1 Tell the person you are speaking to that you
Call from:
0123456789
have received another call.
2 Select CALL WAIT| to answer the call
IGNORE
CALL WAIT
The first caller will hear a hold
message or beeps.
(or press
and
).
Select |IGNORE if you do not wish to take
the call.
The screen will go back to the
display shown before the Call
waiting.
3 If you have taken the call, select |SWITCH
to go back to the first call (or press
and
).
In this way, you may switch from
one caller to another.The name
of the person you are speaking
to is shown on screen.
Peter
- Select END| to end a conversation with the
person you are speaking to.
SWITCH
u
END
- To end both calls, press
or simply place the
HANDSET back on the BASE STATION.
• If you have not registered with the caller identification service, you will not need to declare the call
waiting service. In this case, no specific information is displayed on screen: use the
to take the call and switch between callers.
and
keys
*Your ONIS 200 will take the call through the loudspeaker.
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Three-way call
Allows you to speak externally to two people at the same time. For example, you are speaking to person
A and you wish to introduce person B into the conversation.
Declaring the service
If you have registered with the “Three-way call” service, select it in the declare menu (see page 12) to
receive guided use via your ONIS 200 screen.
Using the service
1 Tell the person you are speaking to that you
are going to introduce a third party, scroll
through the list and select 2ND CALL.
0987654321
Caller A will hear a hold message
or beeps.
REDIAL
u
SHARED
2 Dial the number of the person you wish to
call or select it from the phonebook or call
log.
B answers.To return to A:
Alan
The name or number of the
person you are speaking to is
shown on screen.
1 Select |SWITCH.
2 Select |SWITCH again to switch between
SWITCH
u END CALL
callers.
To speak to A and B at the same time:
Scroll through the list and select |3W CALL.
You may also press
.
, then
, then
B does not answer.To return to A:
Scroll through the list and select |SWITCH.
You may also press
.
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Activating and deactivating call back
The Call back service is offered by your operator when the line you are calling is busy.A voice message
will tell you which key to press to activate the service.Your telephone will memorise the number and
connect you to the person you wish to call automatically once the line is free.
If you do not wish to wait any longer, you can cancel the Call back function using the Services menu.
Deactivating the Call back
1 Select SERVICES| from the idle screen.
Services
2 Scroll to “Cancel Call Back” and select
Your ONIS 200 will connect you
and activate the loudspeaker.
Cancel Call Back
SELECT|.
BACK
SELECT
3 When you hear confirmation hang up by
pressing
.
L NOTE:
The phone comes with Call back already declared and the “Cancel Call Back” option shown in the “Services” menu.
This function is declared by default in the”Declare Services” menu.
You may, however, remove it from the list of services by changing the Call Back request (see page 12).
Withheld identity default
The person you are calling may be registered with the “Caller Identification” service.
If you do not wish the person you are calling to see your number, you can use the “withold id.” function
to withhold your number.
You can declare this function before dialling or calling a number from the REDIAL LIST or phonebook.
Services
The
icon appears.
1 Select SERVICES| from the idle screen.
2 Scroll to “withheld id.” and select SELECT|.
3 Make your call.
Call forward
BACK
SELECT
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Philips 1
REDIAL
u
SHARED
The icon will disappear
when you hang up.
L NOTE:
TheWithhold identity is feature is stored in the REDIAL LIST.You may also contact your operator to permanently withhold
identity.
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Using the
Setting up the Onis Vox 200 answerphone
Your ONISVox 200 answerphone can store around 15 mins of messages and has four modes.
- Answer + Record with pre-programmed outgoing message (Preprg answ+rec),
- Answerphone with pre-programmed outgoing message (Preprg answ only): the machine plays the pre-
programmed outgoing message but does not take messages,
- Answer + Record with personal outgoing message (Pers answ+rec),
- Answerphone with personal outgoing message (Pers answ only): the machine plays the personal
outgoing message but does not take messages.
The answerphone is set by default and this activates the answerphone in Answer + Record mode with a
pre-programmed outgoing message.
Changing the answerphone mode
1 Scroll to “Answer mode” in the “Answerphone”
menu and select OK|.
Answer mode:
The active mode appears.
2 Scroll to the mode you wish to use and
√ answ+rec
BACK
select OK|.
The red base indicator lights up
OK
and the
appears on the
handset once the answerphone is
active.
The answerphone may also be activated or deactivated from the base
station by pressing the key.
In this case, the mode and outgoing message used will be those selected under the “Answer mode”
heading on the handset.
The answerphone cannot be activated if:
- the answerphone is full or if the maximum number of messages has been (40) (ans-rec. phone only);
- no outgoing message has been recorded in the chosen mode (Pers answ+rec or Pers answ only).
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Recording the outgoing message
To activate Answer Only with a personal outgoing message or Answer+Record with a
personal outgoing message, you will need to record the outgoing messages you wish to use.
Recording and playing the personal outgoing messages
1 Scroll to "Rec. outg msg" in the
“Answerphone” menu and select OK|.
Rec. outg msg:
The answerphone can record an
outgoing message of up to 2
minutes.
Pers answ+rec
2 Scroll to the type of outgoing message you
BACK
OK
wish to record and select OK|.
3 Speak into the handset microphone to record
your outgoing message and STOP| to end
the recording.
You will hear your message. If
you wish to change the message,
Speak now...
begin again from step
.
2
STOP
L NOTE:
You can listen to the outgoing message under the "Play outg msg" heading in the“Answerphone” menu.
Recording a local memo
You can use your ONISVox 200 to record a memo (message) on your answerphone, which will be
processed and played in the same manner as other messages during playback mode, either directly or
remotely.
Your idle screen has a shortcut to make this function easy to use (unless in "Keypad locked" mode).
1 On the idle screen, scroll through the list and
select REC. MEMO|, then speak.
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2 Select STOP| to end the memo.
The
icon flashes to
Philips 1
indicate a new message.
ANSWPHN
u REC.MEMO
L NOTE:
The length of the memo may be up to 2 minutes.
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Recording a conversation
You can also record external calls using the handset.The recording is treated as an answerphone message.
1 When in-call, scroll through the list and select
The
recording.
will flash during
REC. CONV.|.
Alan
STOP
2 Press |STOP to end recording.
The
new message.
will flash to indicate a
L NOTE:
You can record up to 2 minutes of conversation.
Checking and deleting messages
Both the
icon on the handset and the base answerphone indicator will flash when you have new
messages on your answerphone.
The screen shows the number of new messages on the answerphone:
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PLAY
3 new msg
NEXT
u
On the handset
Each message on your answerphone has a corresponding entry in the call log. Instructions on how to use
this log when you have received messages can be found on page 20.
On the base station
Press
and
to play new messages.You can adjust the volume using the
keys.
New messages are displayed.
Begin playback again to listen to
messages that have already been
played.
When playing messages, you can:
- stop the playback by pressing
,
- listen to the message again by pressing
- go to the next message by pressing
,
,
- go back to the previous message by pressing
- delete the message by pressing
,
- delete all answerphone messages by pressing and holding
.
L WARNING:
This function will also delete any unread messages.
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Screening your calls
When your answerphone is in Answer+Record mode, you can listen to a message as it is
being recorded and decide whether or not to take the call.
For incoming external calls, the answerphone will be activated after the number of rings
specified in the settings menu.The base station loudspeaker will activate automatically.
Activating screening on the base
station
Screen calls:
Under the “Screen calls” heading in the
“Answphn” menu, scroll through the options to
select the volume level.
√ High
BACK
OK
Deactivating screening on the
base station
Screen calls:
Follow the above procedure and select the
“Silent” option to deactivate the call screening
function.
Adjust the volume
√ Silent
BACK
using
.
OK
Screening calls on the base
station
Press
on the handset if you wish to take
the call while the caller is leaving a message on
the answerphone.
Screening calls on the handset
The caller is connected to the answerphone:
Call from:
Alan
Select |STOP to stop playing the
message.
- Select |PLAY to listen to the call on the
handset without taking the call.
PLAY
TAKE
- Select TAKE| or press
to take the call.
L NOTE:
When screening calls, you can also take the call on another telephone on your line.
In this case, the answerphone should stop automatically. If not, press twice on the keypad to stop the recording.
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Memory full
In Answer+Record mode, the answerphone automatically deactivates itself when there is no more
storage space in the memory.
The answerphone will automatically re-activate itself once you have created space by deleting messages.
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● Your ONIS 200Vox will show the message
“Answerphone full” when the answerphone has
reached capacity.
NEXT
u
PLAY
Adjusting your answerphone
Activating/deactivating the voice prompt
When using your answerphone, you will receive some voice messages vocally, e.g.“You have xx new
messages”.
You can activate and deactivate this voice prompt.
Voice prompts:
● Scroll to activate/deactivate the voice prompt
under the “voice prompts” heading in the
√ Activate
BACK
OK
“Answphn” menu and select OK|.
Choosing the recording quality
Your answerphone comes pre-programmed with high level recording quality, which reduces the recording
time.
You can increase the recording time by selecting “standard”.
Record quality:
● Under the “Record quality” heading in the
“Answphn” menu, scroll to select the quality
you want and select OK|.
√ High
BACK
OK
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Using the toll saver function and
selecting response time
You can select the number of rings after which the answerphone will be activated
(useful when you are by the phone).
Toll saver mode is useful for remote access: the answerphone is activated after 2 rings if new messages
have been received, and after 5 rings if there are no new messages (or the messages have already been
read).This gives you time to hang up and helps you to save cost of the call.
Rings befor answ
1 Scroll to “Rings befor answ” in the “Answphn”
√ Toll saver
BACK
menu and select OK|.
OK
2 Scroll to select the number of rings or toll
saver, then select OK|.
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Using the
answerphone (remote use)
Changing the secret access code
You will need to enter a secret code to access and program the answerphone remotely from the
ONIS 200Vox.You can customise this code (intially 0000).
1 Scroll to “Change code” in the “Answphn”
menu and select OK|.
Personnal code:
_
2 Enter the new remote access code and
CORRECT
OK
select OK|.
L NOTE:
If you have lost your remote access code, you can enter a new one using the above.
Remote-accessing the answerphone
You will hear the recorded
outgoing message.
1 Dial your telephone number, from another phone.
2 Press
on the keypad of the telephone you are using during or
This must be a tone type.
after the outgoing message.
3 Enter your remote access code.
● Any new messages will be played in chronological order, beginning with
the oldest.
● Before each message, you will hear the date and time the message was
received.
● If the access code is uncorrect the outgoing message will be heard again.
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During remote accessing
The following table shows the functions available during remote access.
Press
followed by the key which corresponds to the function you want.
Keys
Function
Play messages or stop playback
Record a new outgoing message
Activate or deactivate the answerphone
Delete the message being played
Play the previous message
Play the message again
Play the next message.
Once played, messages are automatically stored and listed as read in the Log.
If left inactive for 40 seconds, the answerphone will automatically hang up.
Remote-activating the answerphone
1 Dial your telephone number.
2 After nine rings, the answerphone will pick up and emit a hold tone.
3 Press
followed by your remote access code.
The initial answerphone code is
“0000”.
4 Press
to activate your answerphone and hang up.
Your answerphone will use the
last recorded outgoing message.
Remotely-changing the outgoing message
The ONISVox 200 enables you to change outgoing message remotely for the Ans+Rec or Ans mode).
You cannot change the pre-programmed message.
When remotely-accessing your answerphone:
Record begins after the tone.
1 Enter the
code to record a new outgoing message.
Warning: the last outgoing
message will be deleted.
2 Record your new outgoing message.
The message will be played for
you to check.
.
3 To stop recording, press
The answerphone will then revert
to standby mode.
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Settings
Adding another ONIS 200 handset to the base
station
You can use up to 8 handsets on the ONIS 200 base station.
A handset must be registered with the base station before it can be used with that base station.
To register a handset, use the following procedure:
1 Unplug and plug back the power adapter in
the base station.After a few seconds, the base
station will emit a double “tone”.
2 Under the “Handset Settings” in the “Settings”
menu, scroll to “Register handset” and select
OK|.
Registration code:
_
The code is shown on the label
underneath the base station
(RC...).
CORRECT
OK
3 Enter the 4-digit registration code on the base
After a few moments, the screen
displays “Recording ...”, followed
by “Set !”. If this is not the case,
begin the procedure again.
station and select OK|.
Recording...
LNOTE:
If the additional handset is not an ONIS 200 model but is GAP-compliant, refer to the relevant instructions.
DECT peripheral without keypad
Some DECT peripherals, such as repeaters, do not have a keypad.A special menu-operated procedure is
used to register such peripherals with the base station without the need to disconnect the base station.
1 Scroll to “Regist. Mode” under the
“Base settings” heading in the “Settings” menu
and select OK|.
Registration code
_
2 Enter the registration code that comes with
the peripheral (e.g. 0000) and select OK|.
CORRECT
OK
3 For the next 5 minutes, you can use the base
station to register your peripheral
(see peripheral instructions).
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Using the ONIS 200 handset with two base
stations
Each ONIS 200 HANDSET can be used with up to four BASE STATIONS.A different external line
corresponds to each base station.
To use a handset with another base station, the handset must first be registered with that base station
(see page 40).
To do this, use the following procedure:
Selecting a base station
The handset will automatically operate with the last base station to which it was added.
To select the base station:
√ PHILIPS 1
BACK
1 From “Handset settings” in the “Settings”
OK
menu, scroll to “Select base” and select OK|.
2 Scroll to choose the base station you want
and select OK|.
L NOTE:
If the handset exceeds its range, it will automatically search for another base station on the list.
Unregistering a handset Onis 200
This function allows you to unregister a HANDSET Onis 200 when it is no longer used.
No further procedure need be
carried out on the base station.
Stay close to the base station.
1 Scroll to “Unregister” under the
“Handset settings” in the “Settings” menu on
your handset and select OK|.
PHILIPS 1
BACK
OK
OK
Registration
_
2 Scroll to the base station you wish to
unregister and select OK|.
CORRECT
The registration code is indicated
on the label underneath the
base station (RC...).
3 Enter the base station registration code and
Set !
select OK|.
L NOTE:
To re-register the handset with the base station, follow the procedure described on page 40.
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Using GAP-standard compliance
The GAP standard guarantees that all models of DECT GAP handsets and base stations comply with a
minimum operating standard.
Your ONIS 200 HANDSET and BASE STATION comply with this standard.
● To use your ONIS 200 HANDSET with a
GAP-standard base station that is a different
model, first follow the procedure described in
the manufacturer's operating instructions, then
2
continue from step
of the procedure used
to add an ONIS 200 HANDSET described on
page 41.
The registration code is indicated
on the label underneath
the base station (RC...).
● To add another handset model to your ONIS
200 BASE STATION, switch the ONIS 200
BASE STATION off and on, then follow the pro-
cedure described in the manufacturer's instruc-
tions.
LNOTE:
Minimum functions available to ONIS 200 HANDSETS and/or BASE STATIONS registered with different-model handsets and
base stations are: obtaining a line, receiving a call and dialling.
Configuring line settings
Dial mode
This function allows you to choose the dial mode:“Tone” or “Pulse” (decadic dialling).
1 Go to “Dial mode” under the “Line settings”
in the “Settings” menu and select OK|.
Dial mode:
√ Tone
BACK
2 Scroll to select the dial mode you want and
OK
select OK|.
If you intend to connect your extension through a PABX, you can change the following two parameters.
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Network type
1 Under the “Line settings” heading in the
“Settings” menu, select OK| to change the
network type.
Network type:
√ Public
BACK
OK
2 Scroll to select the network you want and
select OK|.
Recall type
This function is only available if you have chosen the PABX-type network (see above).
1 Go to “Recall type” under the “Line settings”
Recall type:
heading in the “Settings”menu and select OK|.
√ Long flash
BACK
OK
2 Scroll to choose the flash length select OK|.
Selecting the Operator type
If you have subscribed to a caller identification service, your ONIS 200 will display the number of
the caller.
If your ONIS 200 does not display the caller’s number, it may be possible that the operator type set by
default, does not correspond to your telephone operator.
In this case, 4 other caller identification settings are available to solve this problem.
To modify the operator type, use the following procedure:
1 Go to “Operator type” under the “Line
settings” in the “Settings”menu and select
OK|.
Operator type:
2 Scroll to select the Operator type you want
√ Type 1
BACK
and select OK|.
OK
Changing service codes
The ONIS 200 comes with pre-programmed service codes (key sequences).
You may access the codes if your operator uses different codes.To do this, use the “Service Codes”
menu.
LNOTE:
You can obtain the letter “R”of a code by pressing the
key.
The letter “P” (pause) can be obtained by pressing and holding the
key.
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Telephone troubleshooting ...
REASONS
SOLUTIONS
PROBLEMS
The BASE STATION is not connected properly. Check mains power and connections.
The green led does not light up.
- Poor contact.
- Dirty contacts.
- Move the HANDSET slightly.
- Clean the contacts with a cloth moistened with
alcohol.
The HANDSET
icon does not flash when
the handset is placed on the BASE STATION.
- Check connections.
- Charge the HANDSET on the BASE STATION.
- Move closer to the BASE STATION.
- No power.
- The HANDSET is not sufficiently charged.
-You are too far from the BASE STATION.
No tone.
No ringer.
The ringer is deactivated.
See “Ringer settings” (page 10).
The
icon does not appear.
- No mains power.
-The HANDSET is too far from the BASE
STATION.
- Check connections.
- Move closer to the BASE STATION.
-The procedure used to add a HANDSET to
the BASE STATION has failed.
- Maximum number at handsets has been
reached.
Disconnect and connect the BASE STATION
power supply. Follow the procedure used to add a
HANDSET to the BASE STATION. (page 40) or in
the HANDSET instructions (page 4).
The HANDSET displays “Failed” when attemp-
ting to add another HANDSET to the BASE
STATION.
-You are too far from the BASE STATION.
-The BASE STATION is too close to electric
- Move closer to the BASE STATION and check
the range.
Noise interference on the line.
appliances, reinforced concrete walls or metal - Move the BASE STATION to find a better
doorframes.
position (the higher the better).
The ONIS 200 BASE STATION or mains
Move as far away from the BASE STATION or
Noise interference on your radio or television.
power pack are too close to one of the above power pack as possible.
appliances are fixtures.
PCC has designed this product to work on PSTN line and cannot guarantee the complete application
on ISDN network.
Answerphone troubleshooting ...
PROBLEMS
REASONS
SOLUTIONS
The answerphone does not record
messages.
- The memory is full.
- Play and delete messages.
- the red LED on the base is lit.
- the red LED on the base is unlit.
The answerphone does not work.
- The Answer Only mode is activated.
- The Answer+Record is not activated.
- Select the record mode (see page 32).
- Press
. The red led on the base is lit.
The answerphone is not in service or there
is no outgoing message.
Press the answerphone key (page 32)
or record an outgoing message (page 33).
It is not possible to record an outgoing
message.
The memory is full.
Play and delete messages (page 34).
Three failed attempts to send a code or
duration is too long.
Enter the correct code or enter each step
more quickly.
The ONIS 200 hangs up during remote
access.
The memory is full.
Play and delete messages (page 34).
The answerphone stops automatically.
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Philips is not responsible for damage/loss caused during carriage to the
Service Centre.
Freepost: Please write the following address onto your package.
This method of transport will take 2-3 working days to reach the Service
Guarantee
Dear Customer,
Thank you for purchasing this Philips product which has been desi-
gned and manufactured to the highest quality standards. If, unfortu-
nately, something should go wrong with this product Philips guaran-
tees free of charge labour and replacement parts irrespective of the
country where it is repaired during a period of 12 months from date
of purchase (6 months for replaceable/rechargeable batteries).This
international Philips guarantee complements the existing national
guarantee obligations to you of dealers and Philips in the country of
purchase and does not affect your statutory rights as a customer.
The Philips guarantee applies provided the product is handled pro-
perly for its intended use, in accordance with its operating instruc-
tions and upon presentation of the original invoice or cash receipt,
indicating the date of purchase, dealer’s name and model and
production number of the product.
Centre.
Philips Service Centre
FREEPOST (SCE10569)
RUGBY Warwickshire
CV21 1BR
NB: Philips recommend all parcels to be returned to the Philips Service
Centre be submitted over the counter at your Post Office and a proof of
postage requested.
Please note the Royal Mail insurance limit for lost/damage using the
Freepost service is £26. Upto £250 insurance and next day delivery can
be obtained via Royal Mail Special Delivery, however, the consumer will
be responsible for this cost.*
- Methods of Transport within IRELAND:
Please contact Philips Service Support , Dublin
IMPORTANT (For UK only):
For mobile phones please remove the SIM card from the product before
it is sent to the Philips Service Centre. Neither Philips nor its agents
assumes risk for the damage, unauthorised use/loss of your SIM card or
the data contained therein.
Please ensure the following are included when returning a genuinely
faulty product to the Philips Service Centre :
The Philips guarantee may not apply if:
- the documents have been altered in any way or made illegible ;
- the model or production number on the product has been altered,
deleted, removed or made illegible ;
- repairs or product modifications and alterations have been
executed by unauthorised service organisations or persons ;
- damage is caused by accidents including but not limited to lightning,
water or fire, misuse or neglect.
Please note that the product is not defective under this guarantee in
the case where modifications become necessary in order for the
product to comply with local or national technical standards that
apply in countries for which the product was not originally designed
and/or manufactured.Therefore always check whether a product can
be used in a specific country.
In case your Philips product is not working correctly or is defective,
please return your phone to the place of purchase or the Philips
National Service Centre. In the event you require service whilst in
another country a dealer address can be given to you by the Philips
Consumer Help Desk in that country.
- Name.
- Return Delivery address.
- Daytime contact number.
- Proof of Purchase (copy)
- For DECT phones both handset and base have to be returned.
- Accessories : Power supply line cords.
- A brief description of the assumed fault
- Despatch note (if your phone has previously been exchanged).
Failure to include all the necessary information will cause delays in
servicing your phone.
Please allow 2-3 days from receipt at the service centre for your replace-
ment/repaired product to be returned to you. If an out of warranty
charge applies Philips shall contact you before the product is returned.
Philips shall pay for the return carriage on all in-warranty exchanges.
In order to avoid unnecessary inconvenience, we advise you to read
the operating instructions carefully before contacting your dealer.
*Should you wish to return your products for service at your own cost (via a courier service
or Royal Mail Special Delivery) please ensure the items are suitably packed for transport and
sent to the following address:
- Methods of Transport within the UK:
Philips Service Centre
1 Great Central Way - Butlers Leap - Rugby - Warwickshire- CV21 3XH
For Philips Service Support in UK, (incl Channel Islands) please call 0870 900 9070 (Open
during normal business hours, excluding National holidays and weekends). For Philips Service
Support in Ireland please call 1850 304700
Please be aware whichever method of transport is chosen it is the
consumers’ responsibility to package the faulty unit for return to a
level which prohibits accidental damage.
Certification of conformity
We,
PHILIPS Consumer Communications
Route d’Angers
72081 Le Mans Cedex 9
France
Declare that the products Onis 200 (BS 6331 + HS 6831) & Onis 200Vox (BS 6631 + HS 6831) are in compliance with
ANNEX III of the R&TTE-Directive 99/05/EC and then with the following essential requirements :
Article 3.1 a : (protection of the health & the safety of the user)
EN 60950 (92) Ed.2 + amendements 1,2 (93) ; 3 (95) ; 4 (97) and 11 (97)
Article 3.1 b : (protection requirements with respect to electromagnetic compatibility)
ETS 300 329 (97)
Article 3.2 : (effective use of the radio spectrum)
TBR6 (97)
The presumption of conformity with the essential requirements regarding Council Directive 99/05/EC is ensured.
Date : 19/10/2000 Le Mans
Cordless Business Director
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Index
Configuring 13
Configuring call log 13
Contrast 11
A
G
GAP 42
GAP-standard 42
Guarantee 45
Activating babysit mode 23
Activating key tones 11
Adding handset 40
Additional handset I, 22, 23, 40
Adjusting volume 15, 17
Alls calls 13
Answer 16
Answered calls 20
Answerphone 32
Answerphone full 36
Automatic reading 21
Creating entry 18
D
H
Date and time 9
Handset display 4
Handset keys 3
Handset settings 40
Handset sounds 10
Headings 5
Deactivate loudspeaker 17
Deactivating babysit mode23
Deactivating call 28
Deactivating key tones 11
Deactivating microphone 15
Deactivating ring 10, 16
Declaring message service 27
Declaring services 12
DECT peripherals 40
Deleting entry 19, 21
Deleting messages 34
Dial mode 42
Hold 15
B
I
Babysit function 23
Babysit mode 23
Base ringer 10
Base station III, 41
Base station indicators 3
Base station volume 17
Batteries 2
Identity 31
Indicators 3
Installation 2
Int. ringer type 6, 10
Intercom 22
Direct calling 15
Display telephone number 21
Displayed notification 27
K
Battery performance 8
Key tones 11
Keypad locked 13
E
C
Earpiece 17
Call back 12, 26, 31
Call forward 12, 26, 28
Call log 13, 20
Call waiting 12, 26, 29
Caller identification 12, 26, 27
Calls transfered 28
Cancel call back 12, 31
Certification of conformity 45
Changing answerphone 32
Changing codes 43
Earpiece volume 17
Ending conversation 15
Entry “ read “ 20
Entry 18
Entry number 19
Entry type 19
Entry with message 21
Entry without message 20
Ext. ringer type 6, 10
L
Last number 18
Line settings 42
List empty 18
List of services 12
Listening messages 21
Listening outgoing messages 33
Local memo 33
Lock keypad 13
Loudspeaker 17
Loudspeaker volume 17
Changing entry 18, 19, 24
Changing operator 25
Changing time 9
F
Factory code 43
ChangingVIP caller rings 14
Checking messages 34
Cleaning handset 3
M
Make call 16, 20
Melody 6, 10
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Memo 33
Memory 36
Recording local memo 33
Recording outgoing messages 33
Redial 18
Redialling 18
Registration 41
Registration code 40
Registring handset 40
Remote programming 38, 39
Remote-accessing
answerphone 38
U
Unanswered calls 20
Unlocking keypad 13
Unregister handset 41
Unregistering handset 41
Memory full 36
Menu overview 7
Menus 5
Message 20, 34
Message service 27
Message service information 20
Monitoring handset 23
Mute 15
V
VIP caller entries 14
VIP callers 14
VIP Fonction 14
VIP settings 14
Voice prompts 36
Volume 10
Remotely 38
Rename handset 11
Replacing batteries 2
Response time 37
Ringer intercom 6
Ringer settings 6, 10, 14
Ringer volume 10
Ringers 10
N
Network type 43
New name 11
News messages 21
W
O
Withheld identity 31
Obtaining line 15
Rings before answers 37
Operator message service 12,
26, 27
Operator prefix 24
Operator services 12, 26
Operator type 43
Outgoing message 39
S
Screen calls 35
Screen icons II
Secret 31
Secret access code 38
Select base 41
Service codes 43
Set date 9
P
Pause 19
Permanently withhold identity 31
Phonebook 18
Predial 16, 25
Prefix phonebook 25
Press number 12
Private phonebook 18
Problems 44
Set time 9
Shared phonebook 18
Silence 10, 16
Solutions 44
Storing prefixes 24
Sub-headings 5
Switch 29
Public network 43
Pulse 42
T
Telephone15
Three-way conversation 12, 26,
30
R
Range 8
Recall type 43
Time 9
Recharging 8
Toll saver 37
Record quality 36
Recording 36
Recording conversation 34
Recording entry 21
Tone 42
Troubleshooting 44
Two bases station 41
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Remote control
Remote control
(using a tone telephone)
(using a tone telephone)
Dial your telephone number.
Dial your telephone number.
1
1
2 *After listening to the outgoing
2 *After listening to the outgoing
message, press the
your code (4 digits).
key, then enter
message, press the
your code (4 digits).
key, then enter
3 During message playback:
3 During message playback:
Dial
Dial
● Stop message playback . . . . . . .
● Erase current message . . . . . . .
● Replay current message . . . . . .
● Replay previous message . . . . . .
● Play next message . . . . . . . . . . .
● Stop message playback . . . . . . .
● Erase current message . . . . . . .
● Replay current message . . . . . .
● Replay previous message . . . . . .
● Play next message . . . . . . . . . . .
* If the memo recorder is not switched on, wait
the dial tone after 9 rings.
* If the memo recorder is not switched on, wait
the dial tone after 9 rings.
Remote control
Remote control
(using a tone telephone)
(using a tone telephone)
Dial your telephone number.
Dial your telephone number.
1
1
2 *After listening to the outgoing
2 *After listening to the outgoing
message, press the
your code (4 digits).
key, then enter
message, press the
your code (4 digits).
key, then enter
3 During message playback:
3 During message playback:
Dial
Dial
● Stop message playback . . . . . . .
● Erase current message . . . . . . .
● Replay current message . . . . . .
● Replay previous message . . . . . .
● Play next message . . . . . . . . . . .
● Stop message playback . . . . . . .
● Erase current message . . . . . . .
● Replay current message . . . . . .
● Replay previous message . . . . . .
● Play next message . . . . . . . . . . .
* If the memo recorder is not switched on, wait
the dial tone after 9 rings.
* If the memo recorder is not switched on, wait
the dial tone after 9 rings.
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Remote control (cont.)
Remote control (cont.)
(using a tone telephone)
(using a tone telephone)
You have just checked your memo
recorder.
You have just checked your memo
recorder.
4 After listening to your messages, you
4 After listening to your messages, you
have 20 seconds to:
have 20 seconds to:
Dial
Dial
● Start message playback . . . . . . .
● Start message playback . . . . . . .
● Switch off memo recorder . . . .
● Switch off memo recorder . . . .
● Record an outgoing message . .
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .and speak
● Record an outgoing message . .
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .and speak
● Stop recording . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
● Stop recording . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Remote control (cont.)
Remote control (cont.)
(using a tone telephone)
(using a tone telephone)
You have just checked your memo
recorder.
You have just checked your memo
recorder.
4 After listening to your messages, you
4 After listening to your messages, you
have 20 seconds to:
have 20 seconds to:
Dial
Dial
● Start message playback . . . . . . .
● Start message playback . . . . . . .
● Switch off memo recorder . . . .
● Switch off memo recorder . . . .
● Record an outgoing message . .
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .and speak
● Record an outgoing message . .
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .and speak
● Stop recording . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
● Stop recording . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
|