Jingneng Telecom Technology Co GH3050 2.4GHz Cordless Phone User Manual 3050manual 2 20 P65

Shenzhen Jingneng Telecom Technology Co Ltd 2.4GHz Cordless Phone 3050manual 2 20 P65

Users Manual

2CONTENTSIMPORTANTSAFETYINSTRUCTIONS ................................................. 3SAFETYINSTRUCTIONSFOR BATTERIES ........................................ 4NAMEOF CONTROLSAND INDICATIONS ........................................... 5FCC WANTS YOU TO KNOW............................................................... 8INTRODUCTIONFEATURES ............................................................................................ 10BOXCONTENTS .................................................................................. 11INSTALLATION ....................................................................................... 11OPERATING INSTRUCTIONSCALLERID SETUP ............................................................................... 16TELEPHONE OPERATION ................................................................... 21MEMORYDIALING................................................................................. 28CALLER ID OPERATION ....................................................................... 35ANSWERINGSYSTERM OPERATION..................................................... 45MESSAGE PLAYBACK.............................................................................. 49TONE REMOTE OPERATION.................................................................. 52TROUBLESHOOTING ........................................................................... 59PRODUCT CARE.................................................................................. 64LIMITEDWARRANTY ............................................................................ 65SERVICE............................................................................................... 67WALLMOUNTTEMPLATE..................................................................... 683050manual 2-20.P65 2002-5-31, 9:242
3WHEN USING YOUR TELEPHONE EQUIPMENT, BASIC SAFETYPRECAUTIONS SHOULDALWAYS BE FOLLOWEDTO REDUCETHE RISKOF FIRE, ELECTRIC SHOCKAND INJURYTO PERSONS, INCLUDING THEFOLLOWING:1. Do not use this product near water,for example,near a bath tub,wash bowl,kitchen sink,or laundry tub,in a wet basement,or near a swimming pool.2. Avoidusinga telephone(other thana cordlesstype)during an electrical storm.There may be a remote risk of electric shock from lightning.3. Do not use the telephone to report a gas leak in the vicinity of the leak.4. Useonlythe powercord and batteries indicated inthis manual.Donot disposeof batteries in a fire.They may explode.Check with local codes for possiblespecial disposal instructions.5. CAUTIONDanger of explosion if battery is incorrectly replaced.Replace only with the same or equivalent type recommended by themanufacturer.Dispose of used batteries according to the manufacturer's instructions.IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS3050manual 2-20.P65 2002-5-31, 9:243
4SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS FOR BATTERIESCAUTIONUse only a Southwestern Bell Freedom Phone approved batterypack in the handset of your GH3050 ordlessTelephone. To reduce therisk of fire or personal injury, read and follow these instructions.1. Use only a Southwestern Bell Freedom Phone approved Nickel MetalHydride battery pack in the handset of your cordless telephone .For HANDSET UNIT:GP Ni-MH Battery GP60AAAH3BMX 3.6V, 600mAhor GREATPOWER Battery GP60AAAH3BMX3.6V,600mAH2. Do not dispose of the battery in a fire, as it may explode. Check withlocal codes for possible special disposal instructions.3. Do not open or mutilate the battery. Released electrolyte is corrosiveand may cause damage to the eyes and skin. It may be toxic ifswallowed.4. Exercise care in handling batteries in order not to short the batterywith conducting materials such as rings, bracelets and keys. Thebattery or conduction material may overheat and cause burns.5. Charge the battery provided with or identified for use with this productonly in accordance with the instructions and limitations specified inthis manual.6. Observe proper polarity orientation between the Battery Pack andbattery charger.RR3050manual 2-20.P65 2002-5-31, 9:244
5NAME OF CONTROLSAND INDICATORS3050manual 2-20.P65 2002-5-31, 9:245
6LCD DISPLAY INDICATORS1. NEW: indicates the number of new caller ID data items that have not beenreviewed.2. TOTAL: indicates the total number of stored Caller ID data items.3. MEM: indicates the unit is in memory dial programming mode or memorydialing mode.4. REP: indicates how many phone calls have been made from the sametelephone number.5. Arrow icon: indicates which arrow buttons can be used.6. PROG: indicates the unit is in programming mode.7. VIP: indicates that priority ringer has been set for the displayed number.LCD BACK LIGHTThe LCD is back lit under the following conditions:1. While receiving an incoming call (during ringing).2. For 10 seconds, when the handset is picked up from the cradle.3. For 10 seconds, when any button is pressed in the programming mode,Caller ID review mode or stored number review mode.4. For 10 seconds, when any button is pressed in any mode other thanthose listed above.* The LCD back light goes off 10 seconds after the talk mode is terminated bypressing the TALK button, or immediately after the handset is placed in thebase.ÿþÿ þþ ÿ 3050manual 2-20.P65 2002-5-31, 9:246
7NAME OF CONTROLS AND INDICATORS3050manual 2-20.P65 2002-5-31, 9:247
8FCC REQUIREMENTThis equipment complies with Part 68 of the FCC rules and ACTA technicalrequirements.A label on the BASE UNIT of this equipment contains,among otherinformation,the Registration Number and the Ringer Equivalence Number (REN)for this equipment. You must, upon request, provide this information to yourtelephone company.The REN is also useful in determining the quantity of devices that you mayconnect to your telephone line and still these devices to ring when your telephonenumber is called.In most areas,but not all, the sum of the /rens for all devicesconnected to one line should not exceed five (5.0) .To be certain of the mumberof devices that you may connect to your line ,you should contact your localtelephone company.If your equipment should cause harm to the telephone network,the telephonecompany may temporarily disconnect your service.If possible, they will notifyyou in advance that temporary discontinuance of service may berequired.However,when advance written notice is not possible,the telephonecompany may temporarily discontinue service without notice if such action isnecessary under the circumstances.The telephone company may makechanges in its communication facilities,equipment ,operations,or procedureswhere such action is reasonably required in the operation of its business and isnot inconsistent with the rules and regulations of the Federal CommunicationsCommission.Do not attempt to repair or modify this equipment.WARNING:Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the partyresponsible for its compliance could void the user's authority to operate theequipment.Some cordless telephones operate at frequencies that may cause interferenceto nearby TVsand VCRs.To minimize or prevent such interference,the BASEUNIT of the cordless telephone should not be placed on or near a TV or VCR.Ifinterference is experienced, moving the cordless telephone farther away fromthe TV or VCR will often reduce or eliminate the interference.This equipment should not be used on coin telephone lines.Connection to partyline service is subject to state tariffs.If trouble is experienced,disconnect thisequipment from the telephone line to determine if it is causing the malfunction.If the equipment is determined to be malfunctioning ,its use should bediscontinued until the problem has been corrected.Federal Communications Commission Requirements3050manual 2-20.P65 2002-5-31, 9:248
9This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a ClassB digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designedto provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residentialinstallation. Some cordless telephones operate at frequencies that may causeinterference to nearby TV's and VCR's.To minimize or prevent such interference,the base of the cordless telephone should not be placed near or on top of a TVor VCR; and, if interference is experienced, moving the Cordless Telephonefarther away from the TV or VCR will often reduce or eliminate the interference.However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particularinstallation.If this equipment does causeharmful interference to radio ortelevisionreception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, theuseris encouraged to try tocorrect the interference by oneor more of the followingmeasures:1. Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.2. Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.3. Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that towhich the receiver is connected.4. Consult the dealer or an experienced radio TV technician for help.HEARINGAID WEARERS: This CordlessTelephone has been registeredwith the FCC as hearing aid compatible.A FCC compliant telephone cord and modular plug is provided with thisequipment.This equipment is designed to be connected to the telephone networkor premises wiring using a compatible modular jack which is TIA/EIA-IS-968compliant.See installations for details.NOTEFCC REQUIREMENT3050manual 2-20.P65 2002-5-31, 9:249
10INTRODUCTIONABOUT THE GH3050The GH3050 is a 2.4GHz Cordless Phone with Caller ID. It is designedandengineeredtoexacting standardsforreliability,longlife, andoutstandingperformance.FEATURES• Caller ID (99 call data memory locations) with call waiting• 40 Channels• Multi LCD on the handset with three-language selection• 20-Number two-touch dial memory• Direct dialing from caller list• Longbattery life• Digital security codingThe GH3050 features includeAuto TalkTM andAuto StandbyTM.Auto TalkTMallows you to answer a call by just removing the Handset from the Base so youdon't have to waste time pushing buttons or flipping switches. Auto StandbyTMallows you to hang up by simply returning the Handset to the Base.The Ultra Clear PlusTM true compander circuitry virtually eliminatesbackgroundnoise.Thisinnovativetechnology, together with40 different channels,provides you with the best possible reception during all of your conversations.TOPROTECTYOUAGAINSTMISBILLEDCALLS, THE GH3050 HASRANDOMCODEDIGITALSECURITYWHICHAUTOMATICALLYSELECTS ONEOFOVER65,000DIGITALSECURITYCODESFORTHEHANDSETANDBASEUNIT.ALSO,THEAUTOSECURERTM FEATURE ELECTRONICALLYLOCKS YOUR PHONEWHEN THE HANDSET IS IN THE BASE. TO GET THE MOST FROM YOURGH3050,PLEASE READTHIS OPERATING GUIDETHOROUGHLY.3050manual 2-20.P65 2002-5-31, 9:2410
11BOX CONTENTSINSTALLATION1. Never install telephone wiring during a lightning storm.2. Never install telephone jacks in wet locations.3. Never touch uninsulated telephone wires or terminals.4. Use caution when installing or modifying telephone lines.Base unitHandsetRechargeable batteryOwner's manualMemorylabelLong telephone cord*Short telephone cord*AC adaptor with cordWall mounting bracketQuick installation guideRegistration card* US type modular plug at both ends of 6-foot cord and 6-inch cord.NOTE:Keep the shipping carton and the packaging, in case you need to transport yourphone. If any of these items are missing or damaged, please contact yourplace of purchase.3050manual 2-20.P65 2002-5-31, 9:2411
12120 VOLT OUTLET/TELEPHONE JACK1. This telephone requires a modular phone jack (RJ11C) and standard 120volt outlet.2. Plug phone directly into outlet.3. Do not plug other appliances into this outlet or have the outlet controlled bya wall switch.DESK TOP INSTALLATION1. To connect the DESK/WALLmount bracket in the desk/table position, alignthe bracket with the slots on the base (as shown in this first illustration),until it is securely in place.2. Plug one end of the long line cord into the back of the Base Unit.3. Plug the other end of the line cord into the telephone wall jack.4. Press until locking lever clicks.5. ConnectACAdaptor into the back of the unit and plug directly into a standard120V outlet.Place the telephone and power cords where they will notcreate a trip hazard, or where they could become chafedand create a fire or other electrical hazards.3050manual 2-20.P65 2002-5-31, 9:2412
13WALL MOUNT INSTALLATIONBase unit may be mounted on a standard wall plate or onto two screws (notincluded) that you fasten to the wall.1. In case of using the standard wall plate, this step is not necessary. Placethe DESK/WALL bracket on the wall and mark the location of the screws.Installthe screws, leaving 3/16"extending out from the wall. Use anchors tosecure the screws.2. To connect the DESK/WALLmount bracket in the desk/table position, alignthe bracket with the slots on the base (as shown in this first illustration), untilit is securely in place.3. Plug theAC adaptor into the back of the base unit.4. Plugoneend of theshort line cordinto the backof the baseunit, passing theline cord through the groove.5. Plug the other end of the line cord into the telephone wall jack.6. Mountthebase on the wall plate studs and gentlypress until theunit locks inplace.7. Plug theAC adaptor directly into the standard 120V outlet.3050manual 2-20.P65 2002-5-31, 9:2413
14HANDSET BATTERYCHARGINGThe handset battery pack in the handset must be fully charged for about 10-14hoursbefore usingthe telephone.After connecting toAC power, leave thehandsetunused in the cradle for ten to fourteen hours. Later, it will take less time for thebattery to recharge. The CHARGE LED on the base will be lit when the handsetis in the cradle.NOTE:a. When the battery gets low, LOW BATTERY will appear on the LCD, and thehandset will beep every 30 seconds.b. If the battery becomes low while you are on a call, the TALK led will flash andwill sound one long beep. Terminate the call quickly and place the handset inthe base to recharge the battery.c. The battery will hold its charge for several days out of the cradle, dependingon use.NOTE:The handset will not ring when the ringer is in "OFF" position. If the handset isout of the cradle, the base unit IN USE LED will start flashing during an incomingcall.DUAL CHARGINGThe GH3050 is specially designed with a dual charge feature. The battery packwill charge whether the handset is placed on the base facing up or facing intothe base.NOTE:When the belt clip is connected to the handset, the handset can only chargecorrectly with the keypad facing into the base.Chargingthe Handset without the belt clip. Charging the Handset with thebelt clip.3050manual 2-20.P65 2002-5-31, 9:2414
15TO REPLACE BATTERIES1. Remove the handset battery cover.2. Remove the old battery.3. Plug the battery's cable into the Handset.NOTEThe plastic connectors will fit together only one way. If you havedifficulty, make sure the battery's connector is aligned properly.4. Replace the battery cover.Tomaximize yourbattery's life,we recommendthat youperiodically fully dischargethe battery, and then recharge it. To do this, unplug your phone line cord from thewall phone jack.Press the TALK button, andallow the handsetto remain onfor 10to12 hours. Reconnect the phone cord to the wall phonejack. Return the handsetto the base and allow it to fully charge for 12 hours. If this process is completedmonthly, it will reduce the memory buildup that occurs from frequent partialcharging.3050manual 2-20.P65 2002-5-31, 9:2415
16CALLER ID SETUPLANGUAGE SELECTIONThe unit offers a choice of three LCD display languages: English (the defaultvalue), French or Spanish. Follow the instructions given below to set yourlanguage choice.1. Hold down the ERASE button for more than 2 seconds or press theTALKbutton twice to clear any displayed number and return to standby mode.2. Press the PROG (PROGRAM) button.3. Press the button once or the button 3 times.4. Press the or button to select the language.5. Press the PROG (PROGRAM) button again to store the new language.The display shown below will appear for 3 seconds. A confirmation tonewill sound indicating that the selected language has been stored and theprogramming mode will be terminated.3050manual 2-20.P65 2002-5-31, 9:2416
17AREA CODE SETTINGNOTE:In order for the Caller ID redial feature to work properly, you must set yourarea code.1. Hold down the ERASE button for more than 2 seconds or press theTALKbutton twice to clear any displayed number and return to standby mode.] 2. Press the PROG (PROGRAM) button.3. Press the button twice or the button twice. (Once you enter an areacode, the previously set number will appear. If you do not want to changethis area code, hold down the ERASE button for more than two seconds toterminate the programming mode.).4. Use the number buttons to enter the area code.5. Press the PROG (PROGRAM) button again to store the area code. Thedisplay shown below will appear for 3 seconds. A confirmation tone willsound indicating that the entered area code has been stored and theprogramming mode will be terminated.3050manual 2-20.P65 2002-5-31, 9:2417
18CONTRASTADJUSTIf you find the LCD display difficult to view, you can adjust it to one of three levels.The default setting is Contrast 2.Adjust the contrast according to the following instructions:1. Hold down the ERASE button for more than 2 seconds or press theTALKbutton twice to clear any displayed number and return to standby mode.2. Press the PROG (PROGRAM) button.3. Press the button 3 times or the button once.4. Press the or button to adjust the contrast.5. Press the PROG (PROGRAM) button again to store the new contrast level.The display shown below will appear for 3 seconds. A confirmation tonewill sound indicating that the new contrast level has been stored and theprogramming mode will be terminated.3050manual 2-20.P65 2002-5-31, 9:2418
19SETTING THE RINGER ON/OFF CONTROLIf you wish to turn off the ringer, set the ringer switch on the side of the handsetto "OFF".There are three types of rings:•Incoming call ring: Two-tone ring synchronized with an incoming call signal.•Priority ring (VIP):Adifferent ring sound that allows you to distinguish thecaller. To set this function, see the Section, "VIP (Priority Ring)" on page34.•Paging ring: Single tone three short beeps. Press the page button for atleast three seconds to extend the paging time to 30 seconds.NOTE:NOTE:The auto talk mode will work even when the ringer switch is set to OFF.The paging ringer will sound even when the ringer switch is set to OFF.TONE/PULSE SETTINGThe GH3050 will operate on tone or rotary (pulse) systems.1. If your house is wired for rotary service, move the TONE/PULSE switch(on the back of the base) to the PULSE position.2. If your house is wired for tone service, move the TONE/PULSE switch tothe TONE position.3. If you are unsure of the type of dialing service you have, set the switch toTONE. On the handset, press the TALK button and dial any digit on thekeypad. If the dial tone persists, switch to PULSE.3050manual 2-20.P65 2002-5-31, 9:2419
20OUT-OF-RANGEALARMYou are out of range and should move closer to the base unit whenthe followinghappens:•You hear noise or static.•Pressing the TALK button generates an error tone. (three short beeps)•Pressing the CID button when a number is displayed on the LCD generatesan error tone.•You cannot receive an incoming call.Selecting a different channelThe base unit will automatically search for the clearest channel in the standbymode. However, should you hear static or noise during the course of aconversation which makes it difficult to hear the caller, the CH (CHANNEL) buttonon the handset allows you to choose between 40 preset channels:The TALK LED flashes and the unit will sound 2 beeps to indicate theGH3050 is changing to another channel. The unit will sound an errorbeep and return to the original channel if it cannot reach a clearerchannel.3050manual 2-20.P65 2002-5-31, 9:2420
21TELEPHONE OPERATIONPLACINGACALLManual dialing:1. Pick up the handset and press the TALK button. The unit enters the talkmode and the TALK button lights.2. Dial the number you are calling. The call duration time display will appear10 seconds after dialing.3. When you have finished the call, return the handset to the base unit, orpress theTALK button to hang up.Using the REDIAL buttonThe unit stores the activity of the phone, in memory.Numbers that can be redialed include any number up to 32 digits inlength. This includes redialed numbers, the last number seque-nce in a chaindial, numbers dialed in temporary tone dial mode, and or incoming call. Youcan automatically redial such numbers by performing the following steps:1. Press theTALK button.The TALK button lights.2. Press the REDIAL button.NOTE:Numbers that are longer than 32 digits will clear the redial memory.3050manual 21-34.P65 2002-5-31, 9:2621
22Direct dialing1. In the stand by mode, you have the following direct dial options: redial thelast number called by pressing the REDIAL button, retrieve from thetwo-touch dial memory or retrieve from the caller list.•If you press the wrong button when dialing the number, press the ERASEbutton momentarily to clear the last entered digit.2. Press the CID button to start dialing the number on the display. Forinformation on the different dialing methods. See Section "Using THEREDIAL BUTTON" on page 21, Section "TWO-TOUCH MEMORY SPEEDDIALING" .on page 33 or Section "DIALING FROM CALLERLIST"on page 40.NOTE:The following actions will clear the displayed number:1. No operation is performed for more than 30 seconds after entering thenumber.2.The TALK button is pressed.3. The ERASE button is held down for more than 2 seconds.Setting the receiver volumeYou can set the handset receiver volume to one of three levels: Normal (thedefault setting), Mid or High. The volume control can be set only in the TALKmode.1. In the talk mode, press the or button. Each press of the buttonschanges the display as shown below.3050manual 21-34.P65 2002-5-31, 9:2622
23FLASH BUTTON AND CALLWAITINGYou can use your GH3050 cordless telephone with special services such asCall Waiting (Special subscription from your local telephone company isrequired).Simply press the FLASH button which puts the first caller on hold and connectsyou to the incoming call. Press the FLASH button again to return to the originalcall.SPEAKERPHONE VOLUME CONTROLWhile in the speakerphone mode, press the VOLUME button on the top ofthe base to the desired listening level.You can set the speakerphone volume to one out of 6 steps for speakerphoneor TAD playback volume, the volume level number desplay on the messagecounter.The default level is step 4.Even at the lowest volume level(1), the speakerphone and TAD will not becompletely muted.TEMPORARY TONE FEATUREIf you live in a Pulse of Rotary dialing area and you use customer services, suchas banking by telephone, telephone answering machines or any other servicethatrequires touch tone dialing, your GH3050 can provide temporary tone.Followthe instructions below.In the pulse mode, press the TALK button followed by the number dialed in thepulse setting. Then press the button to change to the temporary tone modewhile you are dialing. When you complete your call, your GH3050 will return topulse dialing mode.3050manual 21-34.P65 2002-5-31, 9:2623
24ANSWERINGACALLWhen you receive a call, the name and telephone number of the caller is shownon the LCD display.When the handset is on the base unit1. When the GH3050 rings, remove the handset from the base unit. TheTALKbuttonand theIN-USE LED at the baseunit light,indicating thata connectionhas been made. The call timer will display as soon as the call is answered.2. After you have finished the conversation, return the handset to the baseunit, or press the TALK button.When the handset is off the base unit1. When the GH3050 rings, press the TALK button. The TALK button and theIN-USE LED at the base unit light, indicating that a connection has beenmade. The call timer will display as soon as the call is answered.2. After you have finished the conversation, return the handset to the baseunit, or press the TALK button.When answering a call using speakerphone1. When the GH3050 rings,Press"SPEAKER"button to answer the incom-ing call, and then speak through the microphone on the base unitwithout lifting the handset or pressing"Talk"button on handset.2. Speakerphone will be displayed on handset as soon as the call isanswered by pressing "SPEAKER" button.3. After you finish the conversation, press "SPEAKER"button again.3050manual 21-34.P65 2002-5-31, 9:2624
25PAGEThe PAGE function allows you to page the handset from the base unit bysounding beeps in the handset to help you find the handset if you misplace it.USING THE PAGE FUNCTIONPress the PAGE button on the base unit the handset will ring for 20 secondsrepeating sequences of three short beeps and the TALK button will flash."Page"will be displayed on the LCD during paging.Call TransferDuring a call, you can transfer the call from the base to from thehandset to the base.From HANDSET to BASEWhen you speak through the handset, you need to press the"SPEAKER"buttonon the base(unit will be in three way onference mode), and then press the"TALK"buttonto end the callthrough the handset. The user of the SPEAKER on the baseand outside caller can now speak to each other.From BASE to HANDSETWhen handset is off the baseWhen the unit is in the speakerphone mode, you need to press"TALK" button onthe handset(unit will be in three way conference mode), and press teh"SPEAKER"button to end the call through the base. The user of the handset andoutside caller can now speak to each other.outside caller can now speaker toeach other.When handset is on the baseWhen the call is in speaker phone mode, pick up the handset from cradle, andthen the call will be transferred to the handset with terminating speakerphonemode of the base. The user of handset and outside caller can now speaker toeach other.3050manual 21-34.P65 2002-5-31, 9:2625
26The PAGE button cannot be used in the following conditions:(1)When the handset is on the base unit.(2)When the handset is in the talk mode.(1)When the TALK button is pressed, the Page function will be terminatedand the handset will go into the talk mode.(2)When an incoming call is received during Page mode and the ringer switchis set to ON, the Page mode will be terminated and the incoming ringerwill start.DIGITAL SECURITY SYSTEMThe security code prevents your cordless telephone conversation from beingaccessedby a phoneon a differentline. Once thehandset battery isfully charged,the handset will automatically select the code from a total of over65,000 combinations. The code is changed every time the handset is placed inthe cradle.If you experience difficulty with placing or receiving calls, a lost security codemay be the cause of the problem. When this occurs, the handset can no longercommunicate with the base. Reset by placing the handset on the base for 5-10seconds. If that does not work, unplug the AC adaptor from the wall outlet.Disconnect the handset battery for 5-10 seconds, then reconnect. Place thehandset back on the base and then replug theAC adaptor.NOTE:NOTE:3050manual 21-34.P65 2002-5-31, 9:2626
27USING THE HEADSET JACKYour telephone can utilize a headset (not included) to be connected to yourHANDSET for you to enjoy a hands-free communication. When you plug in theheadset plug into the HEADSET JACK, it automatically mutes the microphoneand speaker of the HANDSET. Unplug the headset to return the HANDSET tonormaluse.TheHEADSETJACKiscompatiblewith2.5mmheadsetplugsonly.3050manual 21-34.P65 2002-5-31, 9:2627
28MEMORY DIALINGThe speed dial memory has twenty memory locations that can each store one16-digit telephone number and one 16-character name. In addition to telephonenumbers that you often use, you can store special access codes required inchain dialing, such as banking transactions.STORING NAMES AND TELEPHONE NUMBERSExample : Storing the telephone number 5551234 with the nameGrandmother in location number 8.1. Press the PROG (PROGRAM) button in the standby mode.2. Enter the phone number. When more than 12 digits are entered, the firstdigit is shifted to the upper line.•If a 17th digit is entered, the store mode will be terminated with an errortone.•If you misdial, press the Delete button momentarily to clear the lastdigit.•If required, pauses can be inserted between digits by using the Redialbutton.•When a pause is inserted, the letter "P" is displayed.3. Press the PROG (PROGRAM) button to enter the name editing mode. Ifyou do not want to enter a name for the number, press the MEMO button instep 3 and continue from step 8.3050manual 21-34.P65 2002-5-31, 9:2628
294. Press the 4 button once to enter the first character "G".5. Press the 7 button three times to enter the second character "R".6. Enter the remaining characters in the same way while referring to thecharacter entry list shown on the next page.Two characters in sequence that are entered using the same numberbutton must be separated by pressing the button. For example, toenter the "M" and "O" in GRANDMOTHER, follow these steps:a) Press the 6 button to enter "M" as the 6th digit.b) Press the button. The entered character "M" is lit and theflashing digit is moved to the 7th digit.c) Press the 6 button 3 times to enter the "O" at the 7th digit.The name you enter can be no more than 16 digits. When you haveentered more than seventeen digits, the last letter will be change.NOTE:NOTE:3050manual 21-34.P65 2002-5-31, 9:2629
307. Press the MEMO (MEMORY) button.8. Enter 2 digits (01~20) on the dialing keypad to assign the location numberwhere you want to store the telephone number.• Note that a 0 must be added to the beginning of location numbers 1 to9.• If the data is stored in a location where data has already been stored,the old data will be overwritten by the new data.9. One second after the operation in step 8, "Save Ok" will appear on thedisplay for 3 seconds. A confirmation tone will sound, indicating that thenew data has been saved and the programming mode will be exited.3050manual 21-34.P65 2002-5-31, 9:2630
31DELETING THE DIAL MEMORY1. Press the PROG (PROGRAM) button in the stand by mode.2. Press the MEMO (MEMORY) button.3. Enter the 2 digits (01~20) memory location that you want to delete. Notethat a 0 must be added to the beginning of location numbers 1 to 9.4. One second after the operation in step 3, the display as shown Deleteappears for 3 seconds.Aconfirmation tone will be heard indicating that theselected number location was cleared and the programming mode will beterminated.3050manual 21-34.P65 2002-5-31, 9:2631
32VIEWINGAND DIALING FROM THE DIAL MEMORY1. Press the MEMO (MEMORY) button in the standby mode.2. Enter the location number or use the or button until you find thedesired name and telephone number.If you press a number button for which no telephone number hasbeen assigned, an error tone sounds, and the memory dial mode iscanceled.3. Press the CID button to connect the telephone and dial the number.VIEWING LONG NAMES AND TELEPHONE NUMBERSNames more than 12 characters and telephone numbers more than 12 digitscannot be viewed together. Do as follows to view such names and numbers.1. Press the MEMO (MEMORY) button in the standby mode.2. Enter the location number or press the or button until you find thedesired name and telephone number.3. Press the button once or the button twice to view the full telephonenumber.NOTE:3050manual 21-34.P65 2002-5-31, 9:2632
33The display dial number will be cleared from the display underthe following conditions:1.No operation is performed within 30 seconds after the number isdisplayed.2. The TALK button is pressed.3. The ERASE button is held down for more than 2 seconds.TWO-TOUCH MEMORY SPEED DIALING1. In the talk mode, press the MEMO (MEMORY) button.2. Select the desired location number (01~20) to dial the number.After 2 seconds, the characters will disappear, and the enteredphone number will be dialled.•Thelocationnumber has to beenteredwithin 30 seconds of pressingthe assigned number button, otherwise an error tone sounds andthe memory dial mode is canceled.•If you press a number button for which no telephone number hasbeen assigned, an error tone sounds and the memory dial mode iscanceled.•Any other numbers you may dial (including other numbers fromthe dial memory) are dialed after the last digit of the two-touch dialnumber..NOTE:3. Press the button twice more or the button once to view the fulltelephone name.You can return to the original display by pressingthe button once more or the button twice.NOTE:3050manual 21-34.P65 2002-5-31, 9:2633
34VIP (PRIORITY RINGER)This function allows you to recognize an incoming caller from the ringing soundby assigning a priority ringer to the designated telephone number from the speeddial memory.1.In the standby mode,press the MEMO (MEMORY) button.3.When you find the desired caller press the PROG (PROGRAM) button.TheVIP icon on the LCD display will light,and the handset will beep indicateoperation success.Twenty five seconds after pressinfg the PROG buttonthe display will clear and go back to normal standby mode.the aboveprocedure can also be used to reset the VIP mode.2. Enter the location number or press the or button to select thecaller in the speed dial memory to which you want to assign apriority ringer.3050manual 21-34.P65 2002-5-31, 9:2634
35CALLER ID OPERATIONThis cordless telephone is compatible with the Caller ID and Caller IDCall Waiting services which are offered by most local telephonecompanies. For further information on these services, contact your localtelephone company.CALLER ID SERVICEThis service allows you to identify the caller before you answer thephone. The unit stores the last 99 callers' names, phone numbers andreceived date and time in the caller list. You can check the list anytimeand call back any of the numbers. You can also store a number in thecaller list to speed dial memory.CALLER ID CALL WAITING SERVICECaller ID Call Waiting allows you to see who is calling, even while youare on the line talking to someone else. When a new call comes in whileyou are talking, the LCD lights and the new caller's name and numberappear on the LCD display.NOTEThere may be a slight break in the conversation (approximately 2seconds) after you hear the call waiting tone. This occurs as aresult of some telephone companies' Call Waiting service.MESSAGE WAITINGYourGH3050 provides messagewaiting capability if youhave subscribedto voice mail service from your local telephone company. The messagewaiting feature acts as a digital answerer, eliminating the need for ananswering machine.When you have received a call and a message has been placed intoyour message waiting service, the Message Envelope icon will displayon the LCD to notify you that you have a message. The Envelope iconwill disappear after you have reviewed your messages.Follow your telephone company's instructions to retrieve your message.3050MANUAL 35-44.P65 2002-5-31, 9:2735
36USING THE CALLER LISTWhen a call is received, the name, telephone number, time and date ofthe call are stored in the caller list. This list stores data for a total of 99calls (with a maximum of 16 digits and 16 characters). The New Callsymbol on the LCD display will light, when there is data for calls in thecaller list that has not yet been viewed.TO VIEW THE CALLER LISTPerform the following operation in standby mode.1. Press the CID button to display the caller list.2. Press the button to view the information for the latest receivedcall.•Another press of the button will display the information for thecall before the latest received call and so on.•Press the button to view the oldest caller data. Note that youcannotview alreadyreviewed call data until allthe new call data hasbeenviewed.•When a caller makes repeated calls, the REP icon (instead of theTOTALicon) shows the number of calls that he has made.•A "1" is automatically prefixed to the phone number of a call madefrom outside the local area (if you have set your local area code).Example:When you are receiving a number "123-456-7890" the number"1-123-456-7890" will be stored into the Caller ID memory.3050MANUAL 35-44.P65 2002-5-31, 9:2736
37DELETING CALLER LIST DATATheunit can store upto 99 caller dataitems, the oldest entryautomaticallydeleted when the 100th item is stored. You can also delete the caller dataitems manually either one at a time or all items.DELETING THE SELECTED CALLER DATA ITEM1. Press the CID button when no telephone number is displayed onthe LCD to open the caller list.2. Select the desired caller data using the or button.3. Press the PROG (PROGRAM) button.4. Press the ERASE button. The display shown below appears and aconfirmation tone will be heard indicating that the selected callerdata item has been deleted and the programming mode will beterminated.3050MANUAL 35-44.P65 2002-5-31, 9:2737
38DELETINGALLCALLER LIST DATA1. Press the CID button when no telephone number is displayed onthe LCD to open the caller list.2. Press the PROG (PROGRAM) button.NOTE:Press the TALK button if you do not want to delete all of the callerlist data.3. Press and release the ERASE button to delete all caller list data. Thedisplay shown below appears and a confirmation tone will be heardindicatingthat allcaller data has been deletedand the programmingmode will be terminated.3050MANUAL 35-44.P65 2002-5-31, 9:2738
39VIEWING LONG TELEPHONE NUMBERS AND NAMES ANDCHECKING THE DATEAND TIMEDue to display size limitations, a telephone number longer than 10 digitsor a name more than 12 characters long cannot be viewed at one time.For the same reason, the received date and time cannot be displayedwith the name and number.For example the following information cannot be displayed together onone screen.Phone number: 12345678901Name: MarieAntoinetteDate and time: Jun. 30, AM 11:46To view the remaining information:1. Press the button once or the button three times to display thefull received number.2. Press the button twice or the button twice to display the fullname.3. Press the button three times or the button once to display thereceived date and time.3050MANUAL 35-44.P65 2002-5-31, 9:2739
404. To return to the original display, press the button once again orbutton three times more. In the following situations, it may not bepossible to view the caller data:a) When the calling party blocks his name or phone number:b) When the call comes from an area where the Caller ID serviceis not available:c) If the caller data for some reason cannot be received correctly,the message "Not received" is displayed.DIALING FROM CALLER LIST1. Press the CID button to display the caller list.2. Press the or button to select the desired caller data.3. Press the CID button again to dial the number.4. When the call is finished, return the handset to the base unit orpress the TALK button.3050MANUAL 35-44.P65 2002-5-31, 9:2740
41EDITING OR ERASING CALLER LIST DATAYou can edit or erase received telephone number and name data in thecaller list using the following steps.Since the or button cannot be used when editing telephonenumbers, digits can only be inserted or deleted starting from the firstdigit. When editing characters, no such restrictions apply. You canboth delete and overwrite characters.EDITING TELEPHONE NUMBERSDeleting the first digit in a telephone number.1. Press the CID button when no telephone number is displayed onthe LCD to open the caller list.2. Select the desired caller data using the or button.3. Press the PROG button.4. Press the button to start number editing. The first digit "1" startsflashing.NOTEExample:3050MANUAL 35-44.P65 2002-5-31, 9:2741
42Example: Insert "5" at the beginning of the telephone number.Perform the following steps after steps 1-4.5. Press the ERASE button momentarily. The first digit "1" will bedeleted and the second digit will start flashing.6. Press the 5 button, and "5" is inserted before the first digit.7. Press the PROG (PROGRAM) button again, and "Save OK" willappear for 3 seconds.A confirmation tone will be heard, indicatingthat the new data has been saved, and the programming mode willbe exited.EDITING CALLER NAMESDeleting the character "S" in the caller name JackThomson.1. Press the CID button when no telephone number is displayed onthe LCD to open the caller list.2. Select the desired caller data using the or button.3. Press the PROG (PROGRAM) button.Example:3050MANUAL 35-44.P65 2002-5-31, 9:2742
434. Press the button once or button twice to start character editing,and "J" will start to flash.5. Press the button 9 times to move the cursor to the character"S".6. Press the ERASE button, and the next character moves one step tothe left .7. Press the PROG (PROGRAM) button again, and "Save OK" willappear for 3 seconds.Aconfirmation tone will be heard, indicatingthat the new data has been saved, and the programming mode willbe exited.Changing the second "O" in the caller name JACKTHOMSON to "A". Perform the following steps after step 4 in theexampleabove.5. Press the button 10 times to move the cursor to the character"O".6. Press the 2 button once.Example:7. Press the PROG (PROGRAM) button again, and "Save OK" willappearfor 3 seconds.Aconfirmation tone willbe heard, indicatingthat the new data has been saved, and the programming modewill be exited.3050MANUAL 35-44.P65 2002-5-31, 9:2743
44Caller names and telephone numbers in the caller list can be stored intwo touch speed dial memory.Storing caller list item 1 to memory location 8.1. Press the CID button when no telephone number is displayed onthe LCD to open the caller list.2. Select the desired caller data using the or button.3. Press the MEMO (MEMORY) button. If the caller data has to beedited, edit the data according to the instructions "Editing orerasing caller list data" on page 40 before you press the MEMObutton.4. Enter the two digit memory location (01-20) where you wish tostore the caller data.5. One second after the operation in step 4, "Save OK"will appearfor 3 seconds. A confirmation tone will be heard, indicating thatthe new data has been saved, and the programming mode will beexited.Example:STORING A CALLER LIST TO TWO TOUCH SPEED DIAL MEMORY3050MANUAL 35-44.P65 2002-5-31, 9:2744
45Remote Voice Menu To assist your remote retrieving messages. a. Press 1 to playback messages. b. Press 2 to erase all messages. c. Press 3 to record new outgoing greeting. If “1” is pressed (To Playback Messages), and then a. Press 2 to erase current message. b. Press 4 to repeat current message. c. Press 5 to stop message. d. Press 6 to skip message. e. Press 7 to return to main menu. If “2” is pressed (To Erase want Messages), and then a. Press 2 again to erase all messages. If “3” is pressed (To Record a new greeting), and then a. Record greeting after the beep. Press 5 to end recording.To Turn Answer ON/OFF The “ANS ON/OFF” butt on may be used to set the unit to Answer on, Announce only, or Answer off. Press “ANS ON/OFF” button once in Answer mode, the unit will say “Answer Off ” and the current time. If the time is not set, the unit will say “Time is not set ”. If you press the “ANS ON/OFF” button again,the unit will say“ Announce Only ” and “ time is not set ”. If you press the “ANS ON/OFF” button again,the unit will say “Answer ON” and “time is not set”ANSWERING SYSTEM OPERATIONAnnounce Only ModeIn the Announce Only mode, the unit will play your outgoing greeting, and disconnectthe line without recording an incoming message.The unit will say “Announce Only”, and the current time, and the message counter willdisplay “A”.This feature is useful if you want to provide information to the caller not wanting to recordany message.If you have not recorded an outgoing greeting, when the unit is in the AnnounceOnly mode, it (Default greeting) answers, “Hello, our machine cannot accept messages.Please call again”.
462. Press and hold the Greeting button. After a beep, speak clearly towards thebuilt in microphone.(in the front of the base). You can record your greeting up to 30 seconds. The message counter should display “30” the “29” then “28” .... then “1” then “0”.3. Release the “Greeting ” button as you finish recording your personalized outgoing greeting.4. If the recorded greeting is less than 2 seconds, the unit will announce,“Greeting was notrecorded,please record longer greeting”5. If the memory is full occupied, when recording greeting , unit announces, “Memory is full ” .6. Unit beeps once and playbacks your recorded outgoing greeting and then returns to standbymode.To Rrcord Memo1. Press and hold the MEMO button.The meesage counter indicates “rc” momentarily thatrecording is in process.2.After a beep, record your message (up to 60 seconds) through the microphone in the frontof the base. The message counter displays “ 60 ” then “59” then “58”.... then “1”then “0”.3.When recording your memory is completed, release MEMO button. The message counterindicates an increment.When a MEMO is recorded, your unit considers it a kind of messageand includes it in the message count.ANSWERING SYSTEM OPERATIONTo Record Outgoing GreetingYour system comes with a prerecorded outgoing greeting.To record your own outgoing greeting.1. Press GREETING button, the previous recorded greeting playbacks.(If your personalized outgoinggreeting has not been recorded, you hear Default greeting “Hello We are not available now,please leave your name and number after the beep” ).
47Toll Saver If you want to check whether you have new message or not remotely, then listen to thenumber of rings until the unit answers Your call. 1. NO New Message Received If your phone rings more than 2 rings, you have no new messages. You can hang up on the fourth ring before your unit answers, and save the cost of the call. 2. NEW Messages Received. If your unit answers after only 2 rings. You have new message.ANSWERING SYSTEM OPERATIONWhen Memory is full during recording, the unit will announce, “Memory is full ”.If the recorded memo is less than 2 seconds, the unit should announce “ Message was notrecorded. Please record longer message”. Voice Activated Recording(VOX)Your GH3050 records messages for up to 60 seconds as long. To avoid unnecessarypauses due to hang-ups and to save message capacity, your unit will automatically stoprecording after 7 sceonds of silence.Ring SelectYou can select the number of rings to which the unit answers.Set the Ring Select switch(on the back side of the base) to 2R or 4R , or Toll Saver (TS).NOTE:
48ANSWERING SYSTEM OPERATIONIf no new message are received, your unit will answer the call after the fourth ring.NOTE:NOTE:
49ANSWERING SYSTEM OPERATIONIncoming MessagesWhen the message Counter is lit,the unit is ready to answers incoming call.The machine hangs up and resets to answer the next call in the following cases:When the callerhangs up,the message length exceeds 60 seconds,If there are more than 7 seconds silence orthere is a steady tone (dial tone)for 7seconds.The GH3050 can record up to minute of incomingmessages.The maximum recording time for each incoming message is 60 seconds.Message CounterThe new Message LED will flash if there are new messages.The message counter will display the total number of messages in memory which include oldmessages plus new messages.It will display “A” when unit is in ANNOUNCE ONLY mode.It will display “--” when unit in answer off mode.To playback Messages1. If new message LED blink,press PLAY button,the unit will playback the new messages only.2. After listening to all of the new messages,press PLAY button again to listen to all of themessages.3. The recived day and time will be heard after each message.4. Afer the last incoming or MEMO message has been played back,the unit will announce,“ No more messages.Press and hold the Delete button to erase all messages”,the unit willannounce,”All messages erased”.If there is no message, “You have no message” will be played back.NOTE:NOTE:
50 MESSAGE PLAYBACKIf there are only old messages,”You have (X) message”.Followed by received time and day will beplayed.If there are old and new messages,”You have (X) messages,including (Y) newmessages”.Followed by recived time and day will be played.If there are al new message,”you have (X) new messages”.To PAUSE Playback MessageDuring playback, press PLAY button to pause playback.If you press PLAY button again within one minute,the unit starts playback from here it had beenpaused.If you do not press PLAY button within 1minute,the playback mode will be terminated,as the unitwill return to standby mode.To stop playback message.To Repeat the Current MessageAfter playbacked all new messages,during playback,press the “REPEAT” button onceTo Repeat the Previous MessageDuring playback,press teh “REPEAT” button twice.To Skip to the Next MessageDuring playback,press “SKIP” button to skip to the next message.To Erase Your MessagesMESSAGES WILL BE SAVED UNLESS YOU ERASE THEM.1. While play backing mesages,press the “ERASE” button,The following announcement “Message erased” will be played as the particular message being erased.2. At the end of the last message,the muit will announce “No More Message”,Press and hold the “ERASE” button,then the following announcement “All messages erased” will be played as all messages being erased.Any new messages can’t be erased unless they have been reviewed.
51 Message Capacity Full Detection When the incoming message capacity up to 15 minute is full,the unit will answer calland the following announcement,”Memories is full”,and sounds ”beep,beep,beep”tone.After 10 seconds,the call will be automatically disconnected. “FU” in messagecounter will shown. Call Interrupt If the unit answers an incoming call before you do,you can turn the answering systemoff by picking up any extension phone or pressing TALK button on your handset.If theunit does not stop answering,press the FLASH button once.You may also press theSTOP or SPEAKER button on the base.Call ScreeningTo listen to an incoming call without picking up the phone,let your unit answer anincoming call when it rings.If you don’t want to talk to the caller, let your unit take amessage,and you may adjust the volume level. Caller does not know that you are screening call. If you want to talk to the caller,pick up an extension phone or press TALK button onyour handset. NOTE: MESSAGE PLAYBACK
52TONE REMOTE OPERATIONTo access the GH-3050 from a remote phone,you need to enter a 3-Digit RemoteAccess Code.The default set is 1-2-3.You can program the code to any 3-digit number you wish. To turn on answering machine remotelyYou can turn “Answer on” by calling your number from other telephone. 1. Call your number and let the unit ring 10 times. The machine will answer with the greeting. 2. You can hang up the phone,and subsequent calls will be answered.
53To access answering machine remotely1. Call your number from a touch-tone telephone.2. After the unit answers an incoming call,enter the three digit remote acces codeduring the greeting or ICM recording after the beep.3. If the correct code was accessed,the unit stops playing the outgoing greeting andsounds one beep.4. The unit will announce “You have(X) messages,including (Y) new messages”.5. The remote menu will guide you to press the correct buttons. TONE REMOTE OPERATION
54TONE REMOTE OPERATION Operation Press Security code Key X,X,X Announcement You have X messages, Including Y new messages. Press 1 to playback messages. . Press 3 to record a new greeting. Press 1 to playback 1 Press 2 to erase the message, 4 to repeat, 6 to Skip. After the last new message No more new messages, Press 7 to return to main menu. If “1”is pressed to playback messages,all of the messages will playback. After the last old message being played No more messages, Press 7 to return to main menu, Press 2 to erase all messages 2 Press 2 again to erase all messages. Press 2 again within 5 seconds 2 All messages erased. Press 7 to return to main menu. (During playback ) Press 2 to erase a current message 2 Message erased Press 3 to record a new greeting 3 Record greeting after the beep, Press 5 to end Recording. Press 5 to end the recording 5 New greeting will play back to the user. After the unit announce the greeting Press 7 to return main menu. Not press a button within 10 seconds (After hearing Press 7 to return 10 main menu) Goodbye.
55TONE REMOTE OPERATIONIf there are only old messages, the unit Will announce You have (x)messages”.If there is no message, the unit will announce you have no message”.If there are only new messages, the unit will announce You have (x) Option Press Playback messages (1)Erase all messages (2)Record new outgoing greeting (3)If Press (1) to play messages: Erase current message (2) Repeat current message (4) Stop message playback (5) Skip to next message (6) Return to main menu (7)NOTE: new messages”. TO RETRIEVE MESSAGES FROM THE GH3050 HANDSET you answer machine can be operated remotely by the GH3050 handset. 1.Press andhold CID/REMOTE key on the handset. The unit is in remote mode now. 2.Press the following button on your keypad.
56TONE REMOTE OPERATION Operation Press and hold CID/REMO3 seconds. Press 1 to playback After the last new messag If “1”is pressed to playbacAfter the last message bePress 2 to erase all messPress 2 again within 5 sec(During playback ) Press 2 to erase a currenPress 3 to record a new gPress 5 to end the recordAfter the unit announce thNot press a button
57 TONE REMOTE OPERATIONCall ScreeningYou may use the handset to screen your messages. When the answering system is answering acall, press and hold CID/REMOTE listen to the messages being recorded. Caller does not knowthat your are screening their calls. You may press the TALK button to speak With the caller. Press Option Playback messages (1) Erase all messages (2) Record new outgoing greeting (3) Set Pin code ( 8) Set Time ( 9) Erase current message (2) Repeat current message (4) Stop message playback (5) Skip to next message (6) Return to main menu (7)To save the messages,hang up the telephone If “3” Is pressed, (To Record New Outgoing Greeting) 1. You will hear “Record greeting after the beep. Press 5 to end recording”. 2. Record your new outgoing greeting ( up to 30 seconds ). 3. When you have finished recording your outgoing greeting, press 5. The new outgoing greeting will play back to you. 4. After the unit plays the new greeting, it will announce, “Press 1 to play back message,press 2 to erase all message,press 3 to record a new greeting”. 5. Hang up the phone. 6. If you do not press a button within 10 seconds,the unit will announce “Goodby” and disconnect the call.
58 TONE REMOTE OPERATIONNOTE:TO EXIT THE REMOTE OPERATION,PRESS THE CID/REMOTE BUTTON AGAIN.Important NoticeIF THE TELEPHONE RINGS WHILE YOU ARE RETRIEVING MESSAGES WITH THEHANDSET. RETRIEVING IS TERMINATED AND THE UNITANSWERS THE CALL.

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