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Index
INTRODUCTION......................................................................................................
4
MAIN FEATURES ....................................................................................................
4
SAFETY......................................................................................................................
5
CONFORMITY DECLARATION ..........................................................................
5
ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS..............................................................................
6
DESCRIPTION OF ZENYTH 600 ..........................................................................
7
INSTALLATION.......................................................................................................
8
T
ELEPHONE INSTALLATION
.......................................................................................
8
MAIN FEATURES ....................................................................................................
10
I
N USE LED INDICATOR
..............................................................................................
10
M
ESSAGE INDICATOR
................................................................................................
10
PHONE SETTING ....................................................................................................
10
T
ONE
/P
ULSE DIALING MODE SELECT
.........................................................................
10
V
OLUME
C
ONTROL DURING CONVERSATION
.............................................................
10
P
ROGRAMMING RINGER TONE AND VOLUME
.............................................................
11
P
ROGRAMMING MEMORY
..........................................................................................
12
OPERATION AT OFF-HOOK STATE..................................................................
14
S
PEED DIALING FROM MEMORY
[M1…M4] ..............................................................
14
S
PEED DIALING FROM DIGITS
[0,1…9] ......................................................................
14
U
SING MULTIFUNCTION KEYS
[F1…F4] ...................................................................
14
P
AUSE BUTTON
.........................................................................................................
14
M
UTE BUTTON
..........................................................................................................
14
FLASH (R)
BUTTON
.................................................................................................
15
R
EDIAL BUTTON
........................................................................................................
15
P
ULSE TO
T
ONE
.........................................................................................................
15
TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS .....................................................................
16
Operating instruction
Introduction
The ZENYTH 600 telephone set – is a custom-made analogue telephone for
SELTA exchanges: it allows to use all the basic voice services of the SELTA
communication.
Main features
4 multifunction keys
4 one-touch memories
10 two-touch memories
6 programmed keys (Memory, Redial, Flash, Pause, Mute, Program)
Pulse/Tone dialing switch
Message indicator
In-use led indicator
Data port
Digital speaker volume control
Wall mounting possibility
This booklet provides a description of performances and services offered by
ZENYTH 600 telephones.
Safety
Please, read the following safety advice carefully before using a ZENYTH 600
telephone:
•
Read these instructions and keep them in a safe place.
•
Keep the containing box of the telephone.
•
Place your telephone on a flat and non-slip surface.
•
Ensure that your telephone is not positioned in direct sunlight or near other
heat sources.
•
Do not install or use your telephone in areas where there is a risk of
explosion.
•
Protect the telephone from humidity, water, steam, dust and aggressive
liquids. Use a slightly damp cloth to clean the plastic cabinet. Do not use
benzine, thinner or chemical solvents. Do not use abrasive powder to clean
the cabinet.
•
Use the telephone in a temperature range from +5°C to +40°C.
•
Only connect the connecting cable to a socket intended for analog
telephones.
Conformity declaration
The SELTA SPA declares under its responsibility that the product ZENYTH
600 is conform to the EC directive 1999/05/EC of the European Parliament
and the European Commission dated 9th of March 1999 for radio equipment
and for telecommunications terminal equipment and the reciprocal recognition
of their conformity.
The original conformity declaration is conserved in the SELTA SPA archive -
Via Nazionale, Km 404,500 - 64018 Tortoreto (TE), Italy.
Affixing the mark:
on the product, object of the present declaration, guarantees the observance
of the directive 1999/05/EC".
Environmental impacts
The product, at the end of its life-cycle must not be disposed of in the
environment; its disposal must occur according to article 13 of the Law Decree
25th July 2005, n. 151 “Implementation of the directive 2002/95/EC,
2002/96/EC and 2003/108/EC, relative to the reduction in the use of
dangerous substances in electrical and electronic equipment, as well as the
disposal of refuse”.
The crossed refuse bin symbol shown on the equipment or on its packing and
also in the following figure, indicates that the product at the end of its useful life
must be collected separately from other refuse.
The differential collection of this equipment when it has reached the end of its
life-cycle is organized and managed by the supplier. The user that wants to
dispose of this equipment must contact the supplier and follow the method that
they have adopted for the separated collection of the equipment that has
reached the end of its life-cycle.
A suitable separated collection to start off the process of equipment recycling,
its treatment and a compatible environmental disposal helps to avoid possible
negative effects on the environment and on health, and encourages the reuse
and/or recycle of the materials forming the equipment.
The abusive disposal of the product by the owner brings the application of
administrative sanctions defined by the laws in force.
Description of ZENYTH 600
1. HANDSET
2. MICROPHONE
3. COIL
CORD
4. HOOK
SWITCH
5. HANDSET
GUIDE
6. HANDSET
JACK
7. MESSAGE
LED
8. MEMORY KEYS M1…M4
9. FUNCTION KEYS F1…F4
10. VOLUME CONTROL (+/-)
11. MEMORY
12. PROGRAM
13. IN USE LED
14. REDIAL
15. FLASH
16. PAUSE
17. MUTE
18. DATA PORT
19. LINE JACK
20. HANDSET JACK
21. PULSE/TONE SWITCH
Installation
Telephone installation
1. Connect one end of handset coil cord to the handset base and the other
end to the base unit (20).
2. Connect one end of the telephone line cord to the base unit at (19) and the
other end to the wall outlet. In case your house is not equipped with a
compatible wall outlet, you may need an adaptor, or you should consult
your distributor/retailer for assistance.
3. Insert the removable base, running up in the suitable guides.
4. Wall Mount
This telephone set can be mounted on wall. To prevent the handset from
falling, take out the handset guide, rotate it for 180 degree, and then
re-insert it into the original place.
For wall mounting works as follow:
-
make on the wall n. 2 holes with a diameter of 5 mm each with an
apart distance and minimum distance from the surrounding surfaces,
as shown in Figure below,
-
insert the 5 mm plugs into the holes
-
fasten the screws to the plugs up to 5 mm from the surface of the wall
-
position the telephone against the wall over the screws so that the
screws heads insert in the larger part of the keyholes cutouts and
block the telephone by sliding it down onto the screws.
Main features
In use led indicator
The IN USE LED, red colour, will be turned on during the handset is off-hook.
Message indicator
This indicator blinks during incoming call or signal waiting messages.
Phone Setting
Tone/Pulse dialing mode select
Select Tone or Pulse mode by using the slide switch (21) on the Base Unit.
Tone or Pulse Dialing depend on your local Telephone Exchange. Contact
your local Telephone Office or your company PABX administrator if you need
help.
Volume Control during conversation
During telephone conversation, if you want to adjust the receiving volume,
press [
+
or
-
] key to increase/decrease the volume during off-hook state.
The receiving volume will resume to default level after hanging up the phone.
Level
Volume
1 Extra
high
2 High
3 Medium-high
4 (Default)
Medium
5 Medium-low
6 Low
Programming ringer tone and volume
The ringer tone and volume can be programmed as follows:
1. Pick up the handset
2. Press PROGRAM (12) button and led (13) will blink
3. Press "#" button
4. Press digits from 0, 1 to 9 to select different ringer tone and volume. The
combination is described in the following table:
Digit
Tone
Volume
1 Long
pitch
Low
2 Long
pitch
Medium
3 Long
pitch
High
4 Medium
pitch
Low
5 Medium
pitch
Medium
6 (Default)
Medium pitch
High
7 Short
pitch
Low
8 Short
pitch
Medium
9 Short
pitch
High
0 (Temporary setting)
None
Off
5. Press PROGRAM (12) button to complete the programming and the led
(13) will turn on steady.
REMARKS:
a) The default setting of your phone is digit [6].
b) If digit [0 -
zer
o] is programmed, the ringer will be turned off. When you pick
up the handset, the ringer will resume to the last setting.
Programming memory
There are 4 One-touch memories [M1…M4] and 10 Two-touch memories
digits [0,1…9] for storing frequently used phone numbers.
Following examples show how to store the phone number <89112233> into
memory locations [
M1…M4
] and [
0,1…9
].
EXAMPLE No. 1 (One-touch memories)
1. Pick up the handset and wait for a dial tone.
2. Press PROGRAM (12) button and the led (13) will blink.
3. Press
[
M1…M4
] button.
4. Dial number <89112233> (up to 21 digits can be stored).
5. Press PROGRAM (12) button to complete the programming and the led
(13) will turn on steady.
6. Hang-up.
EXAMPLE No. 2 (Two-touch memories)
1. Pick up the handset and wait for a dial tone.
2. Press PROGRAM (12) button and the led (13) will blink.
3. Press MEMORY (11) button and the digit [
0,1…9
].
4. Dial number <89112233> (up to 21 digits can be stored).
5. Press PROGRAM (12) button to complete the programming and the led
(13) will turn on steady.
6. Hang-up.
You may store multiple pauses [PAUSE (16) button] into memory [
M1…M4
]
buttons.
To store number <45678 PAUSE 123> in [
M1…M4
]:
1. Pick up the handset and wait for a dial tone.
2. Press PROGRAM (12) button and the led (13) will blink.
3. Press
[
M1…M4
] button.
4. Dial number <45678, PAUSE and 123>
5. Press PROGRAM (12) button to complete the programming and the led
(13) will turn on steady.
6. Hang-up.
REMARKS:
a) During memory programming, you may store multiple pauses into the
memory.
b) Each pause inserted in the first 5 digits of a number string will add a pause
of 2 seconds in dialing, while the pauses inserted after the fifth digit will halt the
dialing. This allows users to have longer pauses. They can continue to dial out
the remaining numbers in the memory by pressing the PAUSE (16) button
once again.
c) All programmed memories will be mantained up to 2 minutes if the
telephone line is disconnected.
Operation at off-hook state
Speed dialing from memory [M1…M4]
Press [
M1…M4
] button. The number stored in the selected location will be
dialed out automatically.
Speed dialing from digits [0,1…9]
Press MEMORY (11) button and then press digit [
0,1…9
]. The number stored
in the selected location will be dialed out automatically.
Using multifunction keys [F1…F4]
Press
F1…F4
buttons to dial out the specific tone for PBX services
programmed by the administrator of the telephone system. If the function is
associated to a suffix, press
R + [F1…F4]
button [
R button = FLASH (15)
].
Pause button
Press
PAUSE
(16) button to insert a delay time of 2 seconds in a dialing
sequence.
Mute button
During phone conversation, if you do not want the partner to hear your voice,
press
MUTE
(17) button and IN USE LED indicator will blink. To resume
conversation, press
MUTE
button again and the led indicator (13) will turn on
steady.
FLASH (R) button
Press FLASH (R) (15) button to reset the multifrequency register from DTMF
post dialing status, used for some PSTN network and PBX services.
Redial button
Press
REDIAL
(14) button to dial out the last phone number which was dialed
out by user.
Pulse to Tone
During Pulse Dialing, if you want to switch to Tone Dialing temporarily, press
[
*
] button. All subsequent digits will be dialed in Tone mode. To resume Pulse
Dialing replace the handset on hook.
Technical Characteristics
Size
: (without phone base support)
Depth
21,4
cm
Width
16,0
cm
Height
3,5
cm
Weight:
0,7
Kg
Operating range:
Temperature
5°C - 40°C
humidity
95% RH max,
without
condensation
DTMF dialling
Duration
82
ms
Pause
82
ms
Calibrated break:
100 ms +/-2ms
(flash key)
Wall mounting:
arranged
SELTA S.p.A.
Via Emilia, 231
29010 Cadeo (PC)
Tel. +39 05235016.1
fax +39 05235016.333
Web site: www.selta.it
SELTA S.p.A.
Via Nazionale, Km 404,500
64018 Tortoreto (TE)
Tel. +39 0861772.511
fax +39 0861772.555
Web site: www.seltatel.it
SELTA España,S.A.
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Pol. Ind. Las Nieves
28935 Móstoles (Madrid)
España
Tel. +34 916160825
fax: +34 916657759
e-mail: selta@selta.es
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