Motorola SC200

Corded Telephone and Digital

Cordless Handset

Warning

Charge the handset for 24 hours before use.

Welcome...

to your new Motorola SC200 Corded Telephone and Digital Cordless

Handset!

• Dialonthecordedbaseorcordlesshandset.
• EmergencymodetomakecallsonthecordedbasewithoutACpower.
• Brightbacklitdisplayonthecordedbaseandcordlesshandset.
• Cordlesshandsetforlocatinganywherewithinrange.
• 50NameandNumberphonebookinthecordlesshandset.
• Speakerphoneonthecordedbaseandcordlesshandsetforhands-freeconversations.
• CallerIDonthecordedbaseandcordlesshandsetshowsyouwho’scalling.

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• Redialupto5ofthelastnumberscalled.
• Registerupto4handsetstothecordedbaseandregistereachhandsetwithupto4differentbases.
• Makeinternalandtransferexternalcalls.
• 3wayconferencingwithsimultaneousintercom.
• Choosefrom10differentringtonesonthecordlesshandsetforexternalcalls.
• IntelligentChargingsavingunnecessarypowerusage.

Need help?

IfyouhaveanyproblemssettinguporusingyourSC200,pleasecontactCustomerServiceson

[phone].

E-mail:

[e-mail]

Alternatively,youmayfindtheanswerinthe‘Help’sectionatthebackofthisguide.

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Youmustsubscribetoyournetworkprovider’sCallerIDserviceforthisfeaturetowork.Asubscriptionfeemaybepayable.

This User Guide provides you with all the information you need to get

the most from your phone.
To set up your phone, follow the simple instructions in ‘Getting Started’,

on the next few pages.

IMPORTANT

Onlyusethetelephonelinecordsupplied.
Got everything?

• SC200base
• SC200cordedhandset
• SC200curlycord
• Poweradaptorforthebase

• SC200handset&charger
• 2xrechargeableNi-MHbatterycells
• Poweradaptorforthecharger
• Telephonelinecord

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4. Clock ................................................................ 18
5.

Caller ID and the Calls list .............................. 19

5.1 CallerID........................................................ 19

5.2 Callslist......................................................... 19

5.2.1 ViewtheCallslist................................ 19

5.2.2 DialanumberintheCallslist............. 19

5.2.3 Deleteanentry.................................... 19

5.2.4 DeletetheentireCallslist................... 19

Using your cordless handset ............................... 20
6. Using the phone .............................................. 20

6.1 Switchthecordlesshandseton/off............. 20

6.2 Calls.............................................................. 20

6.2.1 Makeacall.......................................... 20

6.2.2 Preparatorydialling............................. 20

6.2.3 Makeadirectmemorycall.................. 20

6.2.4 Endacall............................................ 20

6.2.5 Receiveacall...................................... 20

6.3 Adjusttheearpiecevolume........................... 20

6.4 Mute.............................................................. 20

6.5 Intercom........................................................ 20

6.5.1 Makeaninternalcall........................... 20

6.5.2 Receiveaninternalcall....................... 21

6.5.3 Transferacall..................................... 21

6.5.4 3-wayconferencecall......................... 21

6.6 Hands-freespeakerphone............................ 21

6.6.1 Makeahands-freecall........................ 22

1. Getting started .................................................. 7
2. Getting to know your phone .......................... 10
Using your corded base........................................ 16
3. Using the phone .............................................. 16

3.1 Calls.............................................................. 16

3.1.1 Makeacall.......................................... 16

3.1.2 Preparatorydialling............................. 16

3.1.3 Endacall............................................ 16

3.1.4 Receiveacall...................................... 16

3.2 Adjusttheearpiecevolume........................... 16

3.3 Mute.............................................................. 16

3.4 Intercom........................................................ 16

3.4.1 Makeaninternalcall........................... 16

3.4.2 Receiveaninternalcall....................... 16

3.4.3 Transferacall..................................... 16

3.4.4 3-wayconferencecall......................... 17

3.5 Hands-freespeakerphone............................ 17

3.5.1 Makeahands-freecall........................ 17

3.5.2 Answeracallhands-free..................... 17

3.5.3 Switchtohands-freeduringacall....... 17

3.6 Redial............................................................ 17

3.6.1 Viewordialanentry........................... 17

3.6.2 Deleteanentry.................................... 17

3.6.3 DeletetheentireRediallist................. 18

3.7 Lock/unlockthekeypad.............................. 18

3.8 Ringervolume............................................... 18

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8.4 Autohangup................................................. 28

9. Clock & alarm .................................................. 28

9.1 Setthedateandtime.................................... 28

9.2 Tosetthetimeformat................................... 28

9.3 Tosetthedateformat................................... 29

9.4 Setthealarm................................................. 29

9.5 Tosetthealarmtone.................................... 29

9.6 Switchoffalarmring..................................... 29

10. Advanced settings .......................................... 30

10.1 ChangethePINcode................................... 30

10.2 Registration................................................... 30

10.2.1 Registeranadditionalhandset........... 30

10.2.2 Registeradifferentmake

ofhandsettoyourSC200base.......... 30

10.2.3 De-registerahandset........................ 31

10.3 Restoredefaultsettings................................ 31

10.4 Autoprefix..................................................... 31

10.4.1 Setdetectdigitnumber....................... 31

10.4.2 Setautoprefixnumber....................... 32

10.5 Defaultsettings............................................. 32

10.6 Recalltime.................................................... 33

10.7 Dialmode...................................................... 33

10.8 Firstring........................................................ 33

11. Caller ID and the Calls list .............................. 34

11.1 CallerID........................................................ 34

11.2 Callslist......................................................... 34

6.6.2 Answeracallhands-free..................... 22

6.6.3 Switchtohands-freeduringacall....... 22

6.7 Redial............................................................ 22

6.7.1 Viewordialanentry........................... 22

6.7.2 CopyaRediallistnumber

tothephonebook................................ 22

6.7.3 Editanentry........................................ 22

6.7.4 Deleteanentry.................................... 23

6.7.5 DeletetheentireRediallist................. 23

6.8 Lock/unlockthekeypad.............................. 23

6.9 Findahandset.............................................. 23

7. Phonebook ...................................................... 24

7.1 Storeanameandnumber............................ 24

7.2 Viewordialanentry..................................... 24

7.3 Editaphonebookentry................................. 25

7.4 Deleteanentry.............................................. 25

7.5 Deleteallentries........................................... 25

7.6 Storeadirectmemorynumber..................... 25

7.7 Editadirectmemorynumber........................ 26

7.8 Deleteadirectmemorynumber.................... 26

8. Personal settings ............................................ 26

8.1 Handsetname............................................... 26

8.2 Handsettones............................................... 26

8.2.1 Ringvolume........................................ 26

8.2.2 Ringtones............................................ 27

8.2.3 Keybeep............................................. 27

8.3 Language...................................................... 27

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11.2.1 ViewtheCallslist................................ 34

11.2.2 DialanumberintheCallslist............. 34

11.2.3 CopyaCallslistnumberto

thephonebook.................................... 35

11.2.4 Editanentry........................................ 35

11.2.5 Deleteanentry.................................... 35

11.2.6 DeletetheentireCallslist................... 35

12. Help .................................................................. 36
13.

General information ........................................ 37

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Gettingstarted

SIGNAL STRENGTH

The icon on your handset indicates that you are within

range of the base. When out of range of the base, the

icon flashes. If you are on a call, you will hear a

warning beep.
The line will hang up if the handset moves out of range

of the base. Move closer to the base. The handset will

automatically reconnect to the base.

Setting up

IMPORTANT

The base station must be plugged into the mains power at

all times. Do not connect the telephone line cord into the

wall socket until the handset is fully charged. Use only the

power adaptor and telephone line cord supplied with the

product.

Connecting the corded base and handset

1. Getting started

IMPORTANT

Do not place your SC200 in the bathroom or other

humid areas.

Location

YouneedtoplaceyourSC200basewithin2metresofthe

mainspowerandtelephonewallsocketssothatthecables

willreach.Thesocket-outletshallbeinstallednearthe

equipmentandshallbeeasilyaccessible.
Makesurethatitisatleast1metreawayfromother

electricalappliancestoavoidinterference.YourSC200

worksbysendingradiosignalsbetweenthecordless

handsetandtelephonebase.Thestrengthofthesignal

dependsonwhereyouplacethebase.Placingitashighas

possibleensuresthebestsignal.
CORDLESS HANDSET RANGE

The unit has a range of up to 300 metres outdoors when

there is a clear line of sight between the base and handset.

Any obstruction between the base and handset will reduce

the range significantly. With the base indoors and the

handset either indoors or outdoors, the range will normally

be up to 50 metres. Thick concrete and stone walls can

severely affect the range.

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Gettingstarted

3. Clipthebatterycoverbackintoplace.
4. Ifyouarechargingthebatteriesforthefirsttime,place

thehandsetonthechargertochargeforatleast24

hourscontinuously.

5. Thedisplaywillshowthehandsetnameandnumberto

indicatethatitisregisteredtothebase.

IMPORTANT

Warning! Use only the approved rechargeable Ni-MH

battery cells (2 x AAA Ni-MH 450mA rechargeable

batteries) supplied with your SC200.
BATTERY LOW WARNING

If you hear a warning beep every 30 seconds during a call,

you will need to recharge the handset before you can use

it again.
BATTERY PERFORMANCE

In ideal conditions, fully charged batteries should give up

to 7 hours talk time or up to 130 hours standby time on a

single charge.

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Note that new batteries do not reach their full capacity until

they have been put to normal use for several days.
To keep your batteries in the best condition, leave the

handset off the base for a few hours at a time.
Running the batteries right down at least once a week will

help them last as long as possible.
The charge capacity of rechargeable batteries will reduce

1. Plugthetelephonelinecordintothesocketmarked

ontheundersideofthebase.

2. Plugthepoweradaptorintothesocketmarked on

theundersideofthebaseandplugtheotherendinto

themainspowerwallsocket.Switchonthe

mainspower.

3. Plugthecurlycordintothecordedhandsetandthe

telephonebase.

Connecting the charger and charging the

cordless handset

1. Plugthepoweradaptorintothesocketmarked on

theundersideofthechargerandplugtheotherendinto

themainspowerwallsocket.

2. Removethebatterycoverfromthebackofthehandset

andinsertthe2xAAANiMHrechargeablebatteries

supplied.Pleasenotethe‘+’and‘-’markingsinsidethe

batterycompartmentandinsertinthecorrectdirection.

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5. Enterthetime(HH:MM)andpress

.

Whenthehandsetisin12hourformatpress or

toselect

AM

or

PM

.

6. Press

toreturntostandby.

From the corded base

1. Pressandholdthe buttononthetelephonebase.

Thedisplayshows

- - : - - - - D / - - M

.

2. Enterthetime(HH:MM)anddate(DD:MM).
3. Press toconfirm.
Your SC200 is now ready for use.

with time as they wear out, giving the handset less talk /

standby time. Eventually they will need to be replaced.
After charging your handset for the first time, subsequent

charging time is about 6–8 hours a day. Batteries and

handset may become warm during charging. This is normal.

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All talk and standby times are approximate and depend on features selected and

usage pattern.

Date and time

IfyouhavesubscribedtoaCallerIDservice,thedateand

timeissetautomaticallywhenyoureceiveyourfirstcall.
IfyoudonothaveCallerIDservice,youcansetthedate

andtimemanually.
NOTE

On the cordless handset the format for the date and time

can be changed, see pages 28 and 29. The default settings

are DD/MM for the date and 24hrs for the time.

From the cordless handset

1. Press

,thedisplayshows

PHONEBOOK

.

2. Scroll to

CLOCK&ALARM

andpress

.

3. Thedisplayshows

DATE/TIME

.Press

.

4. EnterthedateusingtheformatYYYY/MM/DDe.g.

2012/12/04for4thofDecember2012andpress

to

confirm.

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Gettingtoknowyourphone

A Earpiece
B

Display

Seepage11foranoverviewofthedisplayicons.

C Volume up / Scroll up / Calls list

Duringacall,presstoincreaseearpiecevolume.

Presstoscrollthroughthemenuoptions,rediallist,

callslistandphonebookentries.

Instandbymode,presstoopenthecallslist.

D Menu / OK

PresstoopentheMenu.

Presstoselectmenuoptionsandtoconfirmadisplayed

option.

E Talk / Hands-free

Presstomakeacall.

Presstoswitchhands-freeonoroffduringacall.

F * / Keypad lock

Pressandholdtolock/unlockthekeypad.

Diala*.

G Recall

Usewithswitchboard/PABXservicesandsome

networkservices.

H Intercom

Usedtomakeinternalcallsandtransfercallstothe

cordedbaseorotherSC200handsetsregisteredtothe

base.

2. Getting to know your phone

Overview of your cordless handset

A

B
C

D

E

F

G
H

N

M

L

K

J

I

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Gettingtoknowyourphone

I Mute / Back

Duringacall,presstoswitchmuteon/off.

Gobacktopreviousmenulevel,

isdisplayedonthe

screen.

J End Call / Switch Handset on/off

Presstoendacall.

Pressandholdfor3secondstoswitchoff

thehandset.

K Volume down / Scroll down / Phonebook

Duringacall,presstodecreaseearpiecevolume.

Presstoscrollthroughthemenuoptions,rediallist,

callslistandphonebookentries.

Instandbymode,presstoopenthephonebookmenu.

L # / Ringer off

Diala#.

Pressandholdtoturntheringeron/off.

M Redial

Instandbymode,presstoopentherediallist.

N Microphone

Cordless handset display

Indicatesanincomingcallisconnectedorheld.

Flashestoindicateanincomingcall.
Flashestoindicatenewvoicemailmessagesreceived.

Offwhenyouhavenovoicemailmessages.
Indicatessignalstrength.

Flasheswhenhandsetisnotregisteredtothebaseor

ifyougooutofrange.
Indicatesnewcallslistentriesreceived.

1

Phonebookisopened.

Alarmison.

Hands-freemodeisON.
Ringerisswitchedoff.

1

Forthisfeaturetowork,youmustsubscribetoCallerIDServicefromyournetwork

operator.Asubscriptionfeemaybepayable.

Batteryisfullycharged

Flasheswhenthebatteryisalmostfullydischarged

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Gettingtoknowyourphone

Overview of your corded handset

A Handset Earpiece

Tolistentoyourcaller.

B Handset Mic

Tospeaktoyourcaller.

C Curly cord socket

Whereyoupluginyourcurlycord.

Corded base display

Muteisactivated.
Keypadislocked.
Displaynumberislongerthan14digits.
Flashestoindicatenewcallslistentriesreceived.

1

Indicatesthenumberoftheentrybeingviewwhenthe

callslistisopen.
Timecanbeset.
Datecanbeset.

Allothercordedbasedisplayiconsarethesameasthe

cordlesshandsetdisplay.

1

Forthisfeaturetowork,youmustsubscribetoCallerIDServicefromyournetwork

operator.Asubscriptionfeemaybepayable.

A

B

C

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Gettingtoknowyourphone

A Back

Returntostandby.

B Mute / Delete

Duringacall,presstoswitchmuteon/off.

Whenpre-diallingpresstodeleteincorrectdigits.

Whenviewingtheredial/callslist,presstodeletethe

displayedentryorpressandholdtodeleteallentries.

C Volume Up

Presstoincreasethevolumeofthebaseringer.

Whenonahands-freecallpresstoincreasethevolume

ofthecaller.

D Caller ID left

Presstoopenthecallslist.

Scrollthroughtherediallistandcallslist.

E Intercom / Page

Usedtomakeinternalcallsandtransfercalls.

Presstofindalosthandset.

Pressandholdwhenregisteringacordlesshandsetto

thecordedbase.

F * / Keypad Lock

Diala*.

Pressandholdtolock/unlockthekeypad.

G Display

Seepage12foranoverviewofthedisplayicons.

Overview of the corded base

G

H

I

J

K

L

M

N

INTERCOM

R

OK

A
B

C
D

E

F

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Gettingtoknowyourphone

Navigating the cordless handset menu

YourSC200hasaneasytousemenusystemonthe

cordlesshandset.
Eachmenuhasalistofoptions,whichyoucanseeonthe

menumaponthefollowingpage.
Whenthehandsetisswitchedonandinstandby:
1. Press

toopenthemainmenu.

2. Thenuse or buttonstoscrollthroughtheavailable

options.

3. Softkeyoptions

OK

and

aredisplayed.Press

to

select

OK

andopenasub-menuorvalidateanoption.

Press

togobacktothepreviousmenulevel,correct

acharacterorcancelanaction.

Note

If no buttons are pressed for 15 seconds, the handset

returns to standby automatically.

H Recall

Usewithswitchboard/PABXservicesandsome

networkservices.

I Redial

Instandbymode,presstoopentherediallist.

J Hands-free

Presstomakeahands-freecall.

K Caller ID right

Presstoopenthecallslist.

Scrollthroughtherediallistandcallslist.

L OK / Clock

Presstoselectorconfirmadisplayedoption.

Pressandholdtosettheclock.

M Volume Down

Presstodecreasethevolumeofthebaseringer.

Whenonahands-freecallpresstodecreasethe

volumeofthecaller.

N # / Ringer Off

Diala#.

Pressandholdtoturntheringervolumeonandoff.

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Gettingtoknowyourphone

Cordless handset menu map

PHONEBOOK

PERSONAL SET

CLOCK & ALARM

ADVANCED SET

NEWENTRY
LIST
EDITENTRY
DELETE
DELETEALL
DIRECTMEM.

HANDSETNAME
HANDSETTONE
LANGUAGE
AUTOHANG-UP

DATE/TIME
SETFORMAT
ALARM
ALARMTONE

CHANGEPIN
REGISTRATION
UNREGISTER
RESET
AUTOPREFIX
RECALLTIME
DIALMODE
FIRSTRING

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Usingthephone

1. Duringacall,press

.Thedisplayshows

and

yourcallercannothearyou.

2. Press

againtoresumeyourcall.

3.4 Intercom

3.4.1 Make an internal call

Youcanmakeinternalcallsbetweenthebaseandhandset,

orifyouhavemorethanonehandsetregisteredtothe

base,youcanmakeinternalcallsbetweentwohandsets.
1. Press onthebase.Allregisteredhandsetwillring
3.4.2 Receive an internal call

1. Liftthehandsettoanswerthecall.
Note

If during an internal call you receive and an incoming call,

you will hear the alert tone on the base.
Press to put your internal caller on hold and answer the

call. When you end the external call the handset will
return to the internal call. Or press to switch between the

internal and external caller.
3.4.3 Transfer a call

1. Press onthebase.Allregisteredhandsetwillring.
2. Whentheinternalcallisanswered,placethecorded

handsetonthecordedbasetocompletethetransfer.

Using your corded base
3. Using the phone

3.1 Calls

3.1.1 Make a call

1. Liftthehandsetanddialthenumber.
3.1.2 Preparatory dialling

1. Dialthenumberfirst.Ifyoumakeamistakepress

todeletethelastdigit.

2. Liftthehandsettodial.
3.1.3 End a call

1. Placethecordedhandsetbackonthetelephonebase.
3.1.4 Receive a call

Whenyoureceiveacall,thebaseringsand flasheson

thedisplay.
1. Simplyliftthecordedhandsettoanswerthecall.

3.2 Adjust the earpiece volume

1. Duringacall,press or toincreaseordecreasethe

volume.Thereare5levelstochoosefrom.

3.3 Mute

Youcanmuteyourbasesothatyoucantalktosomeone

nearbywithoutyourcallerhearing.

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Usingthephone

NOTE

During a hands-free call, press or to adjust the

volume. There are 5 levels to choose from.
3.5.2 Answer a call hands-free

1. Press toanswerthecallinhands-freemode.
3.5.3 Switch to hands-free during a call

Onceonahands-freecallonthebaseifyouwanttolisten

toyourcallerviatheearpiecesimplyliftthehandset.Ifyou

thenwanttogobacktohands-free,press andreplace

thehandset.

3.6 Redial

Thelast5entriesdialledarestoredintherediallist.
3.6.1 View or dial an entry

1. Press

toopentheRediallist.

2. Scroll or totheentryyouwant.
3. Eitherliftthecordedhandsetorpress to

automaticallydialtheselectednumber.

3.6.2 Delete an entry

1. Press

toopentheRediallist.

2. Scroll or totheentryyouwant.
3. Press

.Thedisplayshows

----

.

4. Press toconfirm.

NOTE

If there is no answer from the handset and you wish to

return to your external caller, press . Your external call

resumes automatically after 60 seconds if there is no

answer.
3.4.4 3-way conference call

Youcanholda3-wayconferencecallbetween2internal

callersand1externalcaller.
Duringacallwithanexternalcaller:
1. Press onthebase.Allregisteredhandsetwillring.
2. Whenthehandsetanswers,pressandhold to

connectallthreecallersandbegintheconferencecall.

3. Ifthereisnoanswerfromthehandset,press to

returntoyourexternalcaller.

4. Placethecordedhandsetbackonthecordedbaseand

press

onthecordlesshandsettoendthecall.

3.5 Hands-free

speakerphone

Hands-freeletsyoutalktoyourcallerwithoutholdingthe

handset.Italsoenablesotherpeopleintheroomtolisten

totheconversationovertheloudspeaker.
3.5.1 Make a hands-free call

1. Dialthenumberandthenpress , isdisplayedand

youwillhearthecalloverthebaseloudspeaker.

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Clock

4.

Clock

IfyouhavesubscribedtoCallerIDService,thedateand

timewillbesetonyourbasewheneveracallisreceived.

Youcanalsomanuallysetthedateandtime.
1. Pressandholdthe buttononthetelephonebase.

Thedisplayshows

- - : - - - - D / - - M.

2. Enterthetime(HH:MM)anddate(DD:MM).
3. Press toconfirm.

3.6.3 Delete the entire Redial list

1. Press

toopentheRediallist.

2. Pressandhold

.Thedisplayshows

--------

.

3. Press toconfirm.

3.7 Lock / unlock the keypad

Youcanlockthekeypadsothatitcannotbeoperated

accidentally.
1. Pressandhold

for2secondstolockandunlock

thekeypad,thedisplayshows whenthekeypadis

locked.

NOTE

When the keypad is locked, you can still answer incoming

calls. When the call ends, the keypad lock comes

on again.

3.8 Ringer

volume

Youcanadjusttheringvolumeonyourbase.Choosefrom

5volumelevelsoroff.
1. Press or toadjustthevolume.
Note

You can also turn the base ringer on or off by pressing and

holding

on the base.

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CallerIDandtheCallslist

5.2.1 View the Calls list

1. Press or toopentheCallslist.
2. Scroll or throughthelist.
5.2.2 Dial a number in the Calls list

1. Press or toopentheCallslist.
2. Scroll or totheentryyouwanttodial.
3. Liftthecordedhandsetorpress todialthedisplayed

entry.

5.2.3 Delete an entry

1. Press or toopentheCallslist.
2. Scroll or totheentryyouwanttodelete.
3. Press

todeletethedisplayedentry.

4. Thedisplayshows

----

.

5. Press toconfirm.
5.2.4 Delete the entire Calls list

1. Press or toopentheCallslist.
2. Pressandhold

todeleteallentries.

3. Thedisplayshows

--------

.

4. Press toconfirm.

5.

Caller ID and the Calls list

IMPORTANT

To use Caller ID, you must first subscribe to the service

from your network provider. A subscription fee may be

payable.

5.1 Caller

ID

IfyouhavesubscribedtoaCallerIDService,youwillbe

abletoseeyourcaller’snumberonyourbase(providedit

isnotwithheld)priortoansweringthecall.Thedisplaycan

showthefirst14digitsofthephonenumbers.

5.2 Calls

list

TheCallsliststoresdetailsofupto20callers,includingthe

phonenumberanddateandtimeofthecall.
Thecaller’sdetailsarestoredintheCallslistwhetherornot

youhaveansweredthecall.Thelistissharedbythebase

andallhandsetsregisteredtothebase.Whenthelistisfull,

andanewcallisreceived,theoldestentrywillbedeleted

automatically.
WhenanewcallisreceivedintheCallslist, willflashon

thedisplayinstandbymodetoalertyou.Whenyouhave

viewedthenewcall, disappears.

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6.2.5 Receive a call

Whenyoureceiveacall,thehandsetringsand flashes

onthedisplay.
1. Ifthehandsetisoffthechargerthenpress

to

answerthecall,orifthehandsetisonthechargerlift

thehandsetandpress

toanswerthecall.

6.3 Adjust the earpiece volume

1. Duringacall,press or toincreaseordecreasethe

volume.Thereare3levelstochoosefrom.

6.4 Mute

Youcanmuteyourhandsetsothatyoucantalkto

someonenearbywithoutyourcallerhearing.
1. Duringacall,press

.Thedisplayshows

MUTE ON

andyourcallercannothearyou.

2. Press

againtoresumeyourcall.

6.5 Intercom

6.5.1 Make an internal call

Youcanmakeinternalcallsbetweenthebaseandhandset,

orifyouhavemorethanonehandsetregisteredtothe

base,youcanmakeinternalcallsbetweentwohandsets.
1. Press

onthehandset.Thedisplaywillshow

INT

.

• Ifyouhaveonlyonecordlesshandsetthebaseis

calledautomatically,

HANDSET

0

isdisplayedforthe

cordedbase.

Using your cordless handset
6. Using the phone

6.1 Switch the cordless handset on / off

Pressandhold

wheninstandbymodetoswitchthe

handsetonoroff.

6.2 Calls

6.2.1 Make a call

1. Press

.

2. Whenyouhearthedialtone,dialthenumber.
6.2.2 Preparatory dialling

1. Dialthenumberfirst.Ifyoumakeamistakepress

to

deletethelastdigit.

2. Press

todial.

6.2.3 Make a direct memory call

1. Pressandholdtherelevantkeypadnumbertodialthe

pre-storednumberdirectly.

NOTE

To store a direct memory number, see page 25.
6.2.4 End a call

1. Press

,orifAutohang-upissetto

ON

placethe

handsetbackonthecharger.

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Usingthephone

3. Whentheinternalcallisanswered,press

to

completethetransfer.

NOTE

If there is no answer from the other handset / base and you

wish to return to your external caller, press

.

6.5.4 3-way conference call

Youcanholda3-wayconferencecallbetween2internal

callersand1externalcaller.
Duringacallwithanexternalcaller:
1. Press

toputtheexternalcalleronhold.

• Ifyouhaveonlyonecordlesshandsetthebaseiscalled

automatically,

HANDSET 0

isdisplayedforthecorded

base.

• Ifmorethantwohandsetsareregisteredtothebase,

therelevantnumbersaredisplayed,e.g.

INT

0234*

.

2. Whenthehandsetanswers,pressandhold

to

connectallthreecallersandbegintheconferencecall.

3. Ifthereisnoanswerfromthebase/handset,press

toreturntoyourexternalcaller.

4. Press

toendthecall.

6.6 Hands-free

speakerphone

Hands-freeletsyoutalktoyourcallerwithoutholdingthe

handset.Italsoenablesotherpeopleintheroomtolisten

totheconversationovertheloudspeaker.

• Ifmorethantwohandsetsareregisteredtothebase,

therelevantnumbersaredisplayed,e.g.

INT

0234*

.

2. Enterthenumberofthehandsetyouwanttocallor

press

toringthebaseandallhandsets.

6.5.2 Receive an internal call

Whenyoureceiveaninternalcall,thedisplayshows

HANDSET

andthehandsetnumberthatiscallingyou.

1. Press

toanswerthecall.

Note

If during an internal call you receive and an incoming call,

you will hear the alert tone on the handset.
Press

to answer the call.

6.5.3 Transfer a call

Youcantransferanexternalcalltothebaseoranother

handsetregisteredtothebase.
Duringanexternalcall:
1. Press

onthehandset.Thedisplaywillshow

INT

.

• Ifyouhaveonlyonecordlesshandsetthebaseis

calledautomatically,

HANDSET

0

isdisplayedforthe

cordedbase.

• Ifmorethantwohandsetsareregisteredtothebase,

therelevantnumbersaredisplayed,e.g.

INT

0234*

.

2. Enterthenumberofthehandsetyouwanttotransfer

thecalltoorpress*toringthebaseandallhandsets.

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Usingthephone

3. Press

todialthedisplayedentryorpress

to

returntostandby.

NOTE

If the called number exactly matches an entry stored in the

phonebook, the name is displayed. Press

to see the

called number.
6.7.2 Copy a Redial list number to the phonebook

1. Press toopentheRediallist.
2. Scroll or totheentryyouwant.
3. Press

.Thedisplayshows

SAVE NUMBER

.

4. Press

.Thedisplayshows

ENTER NAME

.

5. Enterthenameandpress

toconfirm.

6. Thedisplayshows

SAVED

.

7. Press

toreturntostandby.

NOTE

See “ENTERING NAMES” and “WRITING TIPS” on

page 24.
6.7.3 Edit an entry

1. Press toopentheRediallist.
2. Scroll or totheentryyouwanttoedit.
3. Press

.Thedisplayshows

SAVE NUMBER

.

4. Scroll to

EDIT ENTRY,

press

.

5. Thedisplayshowsthenumber.

6.6.1 Make a hands-free call

1. Dialthenumberandthenpress

twice.

iconisdisplayedandyouwillhearthecalloverthe

handsetloudspeaker.

2. Press

toswitchthecallbetweentheearpieceand

theloudspeaker.

3. Press

toendthecall.

NOTE

During a hands-free call, press or to adjust the

volume. There are 5 levels to choose from.
6.6.2 Answer a call hands-free

1. Ifthehandsetisoffthechargerthenpress

twiceto

answerthecall,orifthehandsetisonthechargerlift

thehandsetandpress

twicetoanswerthecall.

6.6.3 Switch to hands-free during a call

Duringacall,press

toputthecallon

theloudspeaker.
Toswitchhands-freeoffandreturnthecalltotheearpiece,

press

again.

6.7 Redial

Thelast5entriesdialledarestoredintherediallist.
6.7.1 View or dial an entry

1. Press toopentheRediallist.
2. Scroll or totheentryyouwant.

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Usingthephone

NOTE

When the keypad is locked, you can still answer incoming

calls. When the call ends, the keypad lock comes on again.

6.9 Find a handset

Youcanalertahandsetuserthattheyarewantedorlocate

amissinghandset.
1. Press onthebase.Allhandsetsregisteredtothe

basewillring.

2. Tostoptheringing,press onthebaseagain,orpress

onanycordlesshandsettostartaninternalcall.

6. Editthenumberandpress

toconfirm.

7. Press

toreturntostandby.

6.7.4 Delete an entry

1. Press toopentheRediallist.
2. Scroll or totheentryyouwant.
3. Press

.Thedisplayshows

SAVE NUMBER

.

4. Scroll to

DELETE,

press

.

5. Thedisplayshows

DELETE?

.Press

toconfirm.

6. Press

toreturntostandby.

6.7.5 Delete the entire Redial list

1. Press toopentheRediallist.
2. Press

.Thedisplayshows

SAVE NUMBER

.

3. Scroll to

DELETE ALL,

press

.

4. Thedisplayshows

DELETE?

.Press

toconfirm.

5. Press

toreturntostandby.

6.8 Lock / unlock the keypad

Youcanlockthekeypadsothatitcannotbeoperated

accidentallywhilecarryingitaround.
1. Pressandhold

for2secondstolockandunlock

thekeypad.

2. Whenthekeypadislockedthedisplayshows

KEYS LOCKED

.

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Phonebook

Press

once to enter T.

Press

three times to enter O.

Press

once to enter M.

WRITING TIPS

Press

to delete the last character or digit.

Press

on the handset to insert a space.

7.2 View or dial an entry

Either:
1. Press toenterthephonebook.
2. Scroll or totheentryyouwant.

OR

Enterthefirstletterofthenametosearchalphabetically.

Thefirstnamethatstartswiththisletterorthenearest

letterinthealphabetwillbedisplayed.Scroll or to

theentryyouwant.

3. Press

todialor

toreturntostandby.

NOTE

When the name is displayed, you can switch between the

name and number by pressing

.

Or:
1. Press

.Thedisplayshows

PHONEBOOK

.

2. Press

.Scroll to

LIST

andpress

.

3. Scroll or totheentryyouwant.

7. Phonebook

Youcanstoreupto50namesandnumbersinthecordless

handset.Namescanbeupto12characterslongand

numbersupto24digits.

7.1 Store a name and number

IfyouhavesubscribedtoCallerIDserviceandwishthe

nameandnumbertoflashalternatelyonthedisplayinstead

ofjustthenumber,savethefulltelephonenumberincluding

theareacodetoyourphonebook.
Youcanstoremultipleentrieswiththesamenumber.

However,topreventunnecessaryduplicatedentries,you

canonlystorethesamenameonce.
1. Press

.Thedisplayshows

PHONEBOOK.

2. Press

.Thedisplayshows

NEW ENTRY

.

3. Press

toselect.Thedisplayshows

ENTER NAME

.

4. Enterthenameandpress

.

5. Thedisplayshows

ENTER NUMBER

.

6. Enterthenumberandpress

.

7. Thedisplayshows

NEW ENTRY

.

8. Enterthenextnameandnumberthatyouwishtostore

inyourphonebookorpress

toreturntostandby.

ENTERING NAMES

Use the keypad letters to enter names, e.g. to store TOM:

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Phonebook

3. Scroll or totheentryyouwanttodelete,or

searchalphabeticallyandpress

.

4. Thedisplayshows

DELETE?

.Press

toconfirm.

5. Press

toreturntostandby.

7.5 Delete all entries

1. Press

,thedisplayshows

PHONEBOOK

.

2. Press

,scroll to

DELETE ALL

.

3. Press

,thedisplayshows

DELETE?

.

4. Press

toconfirm.

5. Press

toreturntostandby.

7.6 Store a direct memory number

1. Press

,thedisplayshows

PHONEBOOK

.

2. Press

,scroll to

DIRECT MEM.

andpress

.

3. Scroll or to

KEY 1

or

KEY 2

.

4. Press

,thedisplayshows

NO NUMBER

.

5. Press

,thedisplayshows

EDIT NUMBER

.

6. Press

,thedisplayshows

ENTER NAME

.

7. Enterthenameandpress

.

8. Thedisplayshows

ENTER NUMBER

.

9. Enterthenumberandpress

toconfirm.

10.Press

toreturntostandby.

OR

Enterthefirstletterofthenametosearchalphabetically.

Thefirstnamethatstartswiththisletterorthenearest

letterinthealphabetwillbedisplayed.Scroll or to

theentryyouwant.

4. Press

todialor

toreturntostandby.

NOTE

When the name is displayed, you can switch between the

name and number by pressing

.

7.3 Edit a phonebook entry

1. Press

,thedisplayshows

PHONEBOOK

.

2. Press

,scroll to

EDIT ENTRY

andpress

.

3. Scroll or totheentryyouwanttoedit,orsearch

alphabeticallyandpress

.

4. Thedisplayshowstheexistingname.
5. Editthenameandpress

.

6. Thedisplayshowstheexistingnumber.
7. Editthenumberandpress

.

8. Press

toreturntostandby.

7.4 Delete an entry

1. Press

,thedisplayshows

PHONEBOOK

.

2. Press

,scroll to

DELETE

andpress

.

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Personalsettings

8. Personal settings

8.1 Handset

name

Ifyouareusingmorethanonecordlesshandsetwithyour

SC200base,youcansetapersonalizednameforeach

handsettoeasilydistinguishbetweenthem.
Anamecanbeupto10characterslong.
1. Press

,thedisplayshows

PHONEBOOK

.

2. Scroll to

PERSONAL SET

andpress

.

3. Thedisplayshows

HANDSET NAME.

Press

.

4. Thedisplayshowsthecurrentname.
5. Editthenameandpress

toconfirm.

6. Press

toreturntostandby.

See“ENTERINGNAMES”and“WRITINGTIPS”on

page24.
NOTE

Thehandsetnamewillonlybedisplayedforapproximately

15secondswhennobuttonispressed.Ifyoumakea

mistake,press

todeletethelastcharacterordigit.

8.2 Handset

tones

8.2.1 Ring volume

Youcanadjusttheringvolumeonyourhandset.Choose

from4volumelevelsoroff.
1. Press

,thedisplayshows

PHONEBOOK

.

NOTE

To dial a direct memory number see page 20.

7.7 Edit a direct memory number

1. Press

,thedisplayshows

PHONEBOOK

.

2. Press

,scroll to

DIRECT MEM.

andpress

.

3. Scroll or to

KEY 1

or

KEY 2

andpress

.

4. Thedisplayshowsthecurrentstoredname.
5. Press

,thedisplayshows

EDIT NUMBER

.

6. Press

,thedisplayshowsthecurrentname.

7. Editthenameandpress

.

8. Thedisplayshowsthecurrentnumber.
9. Editthenumberandpress

toconfirm.

10.Press

toreturntostandby.

7.8 Delete a direct memory number

1. Press

,thedisplayshows

PHONEBOOK

.

2. Press

,scroll to

DIRECT MEM.

andpress

.

3. Scroll or to

KEY 1

or

KEY 2

andpress

.

4. Thedisplayshowsthecurrentstoredname.
5. Press

,scroll to

DELETE

.

6. Press

,thedisplayshows

DELETE?

press

toconfirm.

7. Press

toreturntostandby.

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Personalsettings

8.2.3 Key beep

Whenyoupressabuttononthehandsetkeypad,youwill

hearabeep.Youcanswitchthesebeepsonoroff.
1. Press

,thedisplayshows

PHONEBOOK

.

2. Scroll to

PERSONAL SET

andpress

.

3. Scroll or to

HANDSET TONE

andpress

.

4. Scroll or to

KEY BEEP

andpress

.

5. Scroll or toselect

ON

or

OFF

andpress

toconfirm.

6. Press

toreturntostandby.

8.3 Language

Youcanchangethedisplaylanguageforyourhandset,

thereare16tochoosefrom.English,German,Turkish,

French,Italian,Portuguese,Greek,Spanish,Dutch,

Denmark,Russian,Brazilian,Romanian,Polish,Czech,

Hungarian.
1. Press

,thedisplayshows

PHONEBOOK

.

2. Scroll to

PERSONAL SET

andpress

.

3. Scroll or to

LANGUAGE

andpress

.

4. Scroll or toselectthelanguageandpress

to

confirm.

5. Press

toreturntostandby.

2. Scroll to

PERSONAL SET

andpress

.

3. Scroll or to

HANDSET TONE

andpress

.

4. Thedisplayshows

RING VOLUME

.Press

.

5. Scroll or toselectthevolume(

1

-

4

or

OFF

)and

press

toconfirm.

6. Press

toreturntostandby.

NOTE

You can also turn the handset ringer on or off by pressing

and holding the

button on the handset.

8.2.2 Ringtones

Onthecordlesshandsetyoucansetdifferentringer

melodiesforyourexternalcalls.Choosefrom10different

ringermelodies.
Youwillhearasampleringasyouscrolltoeachring

melody.
1. Press

,thedisplayshows

PHONEBOOK

.

2. Scroll to

PERSONAL SET

andpress

.

3. Scroll or to

HANDSET TONE

andpress

.

4. Scroll or to

RING TONES

andpress

.

5. Scroll or toselectthemelodyandpress

toconfirm.

6. Press

toreturntostandby.

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Clock&Alarm

9.

Clock & alarm

IfyouhavesubscribedtoCallerIDService,thedateand

timewillbesetonallyourhandsetswheneveracallis

received.Youcanalsomanuallysetthedateandtimeon

theindividualhandsets.

9.1 Set the date and time

1. Press

,thedisplayshows

PHONEBOOK

.

2. Scroll to

CLOCK&ALARM

andpress

.

3. Thedisplayshows

DATE/TIME

.Press

.

4. EnterthedateusingtheformatYYYY/MM/DDe.g.

2012/12/04for4thofDecember2012andpress

to

confirm.Enterthetime(HH:MM)andpress

.

5. Whenthehandsetisin12hourformatpress or

toselect

AM

or

PM

andpress

.

6. Press

toreturntostandby.

9.2 To set the time format

1. Press

,thedisplayshows

PHONEBOOK

.

2. Scroll to

CLOCK&ALARM

andpress

.

3. Scroll to

SET FORMAT

andpress

.

4. Thedisplayshows

TIME FORMAT

,press

.

5. Scroll or to

12 HOURS

or

24 HOURS

andpress

.

6. Press

toreturntostandby.

8.4 Auto hang up

1. Press

,thedisplayshows

PHONEBOOK

.

2. Scroll to

PERSONAL SET

andpress

.

3. Scroll or to

AUTO HANG-UP

andpress

.

4. Scroll or toselect

ON

or

OFF

andpress

toconfirm.

5. Press

toreturntostandby.

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Clock&Alarm

9.5 To set the alarm tone

Youcanadjustthealarmringermelody.Thereare3

melodiestochoosefrom.
1. Press

,thedisplayshows

PHONEBOOK

.

2. Scroll to

CLOCK&ALARM

andpress

.

3. Scroll to

ALARM TONE

andpress

.

4. Scroll or toselectthemelodyandpress

toconfirm.

5. Press

toreturntostandby.

9.6 Switch off alarm ring

Whenthealarmsounds,pressanybuttontoswitchitoff.
NOTE

If you are using the handset to make a call when the alarm

ring is due, you will hear a beep in the earpiece.

9.3 To set the date format

1. Press

,thedisplayshows

PHONEBOOK

.

2. Scroll to

CLOCK&ALARM

andpress

.

3. Scroll to

SET FORMAT

andpress

.

4. Scroll to

DATE FORMAT

andpress

.

5. Scroll or to

DD/MM

or

MM/DD

andpress

.

6. Press

toreturntostandby.

9.4 Set the alarm

Eachhandsetcanhaveadifferentalarmsetting.
1. Press

,thedisplayshows

PHONEBOOK

.

2. Scroll to

CLOCK&ALARM

andpress

.

3. Scroll to

ALARM

andpress

.

4. Press or toselect

ON ONCE

,

ON DAILY

or

OFF

and

press

toconfirm.

5. Ifyouselect

ON ONCE

or

ON DAILY

,enterthetimein24

hourformat(e.g.07--30for7:30am)andpress

to

confirm.

Whenthehandsetisin12hourformatpress or to

selectAMorPM.

6. Press

toreturntostandby.

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Advancedsettings

Ifyouhavepurchasedanadditionalhandsetseparately,

youmustregisterittoyourSC200basebeforeitcan

beused.
10.2.1 Register an additional handset

Onthebase:
1. Pressandhold for5secondsuntilyouheara

continuousbeep.Thebasewillremaininregistration

modefor60seconds.

Onthehandset:
1. Press

,thedisplayshows

PHONEBOOK

.

2. Scroll to

ADVANCED SET

andpress

.

3. Scroll to

REGISTRATION

andpress

.

4. EnterthePINcodeandpress

.

5. Thedisplayshows

WAITING

,youwillhearabeepifthe

registrationissuccessful.Thehandsetisautomatically

assignedanavailablehandsetnumber.Usethis

numberwhenmakinginternalcalls.

10.2.2 Register a different make of handset to your

SC200 base

IMPORTANT

DECT GAP Profile only guarantees that basic calling

functions will work correctly between different makes / types

of handset and base. There is a possibility that certain

devices such as Caller ID will not work correctly.

10.

Advanced settings

10.1 Change the PIN code

Somefunctionsareprotectedbya4digitPINcodewhich

mustbeenteredifyouwanttochangethesettings.The

defaultPINis0000.Youcanchangethistoyourown

preferrednumber,themaximumlengthis8digits.
WhenyouenteraPIN,thedigitsareshownas

****

.

1. Press

,thedisplayshows

PHONEBOOK

.

2. Scroll to

ADVANCED SET

andpress

.

3. Thedisplayshows

CHANGE PIN

.Press

.

4. Enterthecurrent4digitPINcodeandpress

.

5. EnterthenewPINandpress

.

6. Press

toreturntostandby.

Note

If you forget your PIN you can reset the handset to take it

back to the default setting.

10.2 Registration

Youcanregisterupto4cordlesshandsetstoyourSC200

cordedbasetoextendyourphonesystemwithouthavingto

installextensionsocketsforeachnewphone.
EachSC200cordlesshandsetcanberegisteredwithupto

fourbases.Youcanthenselectthebaseyouprefertouse.
TheSC200cordlesshandsetcomespre-registeredtothebase.

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Advancedsettings

6. Press

toreturntostandby.

10.3 Restore default settings

YoucanrestoreyourSC200toitsdefault(original)settings.

Allthehandsetsthatareregisteredtothebasewillbe

retained.
IMPORTANT

Resetting your phone to its default settings will delete all

entries in the Redial list and Calls list. All handset and base

settings will also be reset.
1. Press

,thedisplayshows

PHONEBOOK

.

2. Scroll to

ADVANCED SET

andpress

.

3. Scroll to

RESET

andpress

.

4. Thedisplayshows

CONFIRM?

.Press

.

5. Press

toreturntostandby.

10.4    Auto prefix

Thisfeaturechecksandformatsapre-dialledoutgoing

numberbeforeitisdialledout.
10.4.1 Set detect digit number

Youcansetadetectnumberthatcanbeupto5digits,

oncethisnumberhasbeensetthephonewillcheckthe

firstfewdigitsoftheanypre-diallednumberandifthey

matchthedetectnumberwillbereplacedthemwiththe

prefixnumber.

Onthebase:
1. Pressandhold for5secondsuntilyouheara

continuousbeep.Thebasewillremaininregistration

modefor60seconds.

Onthehandset:
1. Followtheregistrationinstructionsgiveninyour

handset’suserguide.

NOTE

If registration is not successful the first time, please repeat

the process again in case the base registration period ran

out of time. If the base is not found after a few seconds, the

handset returns to standby. Try registering again.
If there are already 4 handsets registered to the base, the

registration will fail. You must de-register another handset

before you can register a new one.
10.2.3 De-register a handset

Useonehandsettode-registeranother.Youcannotde-

registerthehandsetthatyouareusing.
1. Press

,thedisplayshows

PHONEBOOK

.

2. Scroll to

ADVANCED SET

andpress

.

3. Scroll to

UNREGISTER

andpress

.

4. Enterthe4digitPINcodeandpress

.

5. Scroll or tothehandsetnumberthatyouwantto

un-registerandpress

.

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Advancedsettings

10.5 Default settings

Keybeep

On

Autohang-up

On

Cordlesshandsetringermelody

Melody1

Cordlesshandsetringervolume

3

Cordlesshandsetearvolume

3

Phonebook

NoNumber

Callslist

NoNumber

Rediallist

NoNumber

Baseringervolume

3

Basespeakervolume

3

Basetimeformat

24Hours

Basedateformat

DD/MM

PINcode

0000

Dialmode

Tone

Recalltime

Long

Keypadlock

Off

1. Press

,thedisplayshows

PHONEBOOK

.

2. Scroll to

ADVANCED SET

andpress

.

3. Scroll to

AUTO PREFIX

andpress

.

4. Thedisplayshows

DETECT DIGIT

andpress

.

5. Enterthenumberandpress

.

6. Press

toreturntostandby.

10.4.2  Set auto prefix number

Youcandefineaprefixnumber(maximumof10digits)to

beaddedtothebeginningofanypre-diallednumber.
1. Press

,thedisplayshows

PHONEBOOK

.

2. Scroll to

ADVANCED SET

andpress

.

3. Scroll to

AUTO PREFIX

andpress

.

4. Scroll or to

PREFIX

andpress

.

5. Enterthenumberandpress

.

6. Press

toreturntostandby.

NOTE

If no detect number is set the prefix number will be added

to all pre-dialled numbers.

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Advancedsettings

10.8 First ring

YourSC200willautomaticallydetecttheCallerID

(subscriptiondependent).Ifyoudonotwishtohearthe

ringbeforetheCallerIDisdisplayedyoucanmanuallyset

FIRSTRINGto

OFF

.Thedefaultsettingis

ON

.

1. Press

,thedisplayshows

PHONEBOOK

.

2. Scroll to

ADVANCED SET

andpress

.

3. Scroll to

FIRST RING

andpress

.

4. Scroll or toselect

ON

or

OFF

press

.

5. Press

toreturntostandby.

10.6 Recall time

ThissettingisusefultoaccesscertainnetworkandPABX/

switchboardservices.
ThedefaultSC200recalltimeissuitableforyourcountry

andnetworkoperator.Itisunlikelythatyoushouldneedto

changethissettingunlessadvisedtodoso.
1. Press

,thedisplayshows

PHONEBOOK

.

2. Scroll to

ADVANCED SET

andpress

.

3. Scroll to

RECALL TIME

andpress

.

4. Scroll or to

SHORT,

MEDIUM

or

LONG

andpress

.

5. Press

toreturntostandby.

10.7 Dial mode

YourSC200issettotonedialling.Youshouldonlyneedto

changethisifconnectedtoanoldertypeofswitchboard/

PABXwhichrequiresPulsedialling.
1. Press

,thedisplayshows

PHONEBOOK

.

2. Scroll to

ADVANCED SET

andpress

.

3. Scroll to

DIAL MODE

andpress

.

4. Scroll or to

TONE

or

PULSE

andpress

.

5. Press

toreturntostandby.

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CallerIDandtheCallslist

andallhandsetsregisteredtothebase.Whenthelistisfull,

andanewcallisreceived,theoldestentrywillbedeleted

automatically.
WhenanewcallisreceivedintheCallslist, willappear

onthedisplayinstandbymodetoalertyou.Whenyou

haveviewedthenewcall, disappears.
11.2.1 View the Calls list

1. Press toopentheCallslist.Iftherearenocallsin

thelist,thedisplayshows

NO NUMBER

.

2. Press or toscrollthroughthelist.

• Ifthecaller’snumberexactlymatchesanentry

storedinthephonebook,thedisplaywillshowthe

name.Press

toseethecaller’snumber.

• Ifthetelephonenumberislongerthan12digits,--is

displayed.Press

toseetheremainingdigits.

• Press

againtoseethetimeanddateofthecall.

• Press

againtoaccesstheoptiontostorethe

entryinyourphonebook.

11.2.2 Dial a number in the Calls list

1. Press toopentheCallslist.
2. Scroll or totheentryyouwant.
3. Press

todialthedisplayedentry.

11.

Caller ID and the Calls list

IMPORTANT

To use Caller ID, you must first subscribe to the service

from your network provider. A subscription fee may be

payable.
To ensure that the caller’s name is displayed, make sure

you have stored the full telephone number, including the

area code in the phonebook.
If the caller’s number is stored in the phonebook, the name

assigned to it will be displayed.

11.1 Caller ID

IfyouhavesubscribedtoaCallerIDService,youwillbe

abletoseeyourcaller’snumberonyourhandset(provided

itisnotwithheld)priortoansweringthecall.Ifthecaller’s

numberis12digits,thedisplaywillshowallthedigitsofthe

number.Ifthenumberislongerthan12digits,thedisplay

willshowthefirst11digitsand--.
Ifyourcaller’snameandnumberarestoredinthe

phonebookandanumbermatchisfound,thecaller’sname

andnumberwillflashalternatelyonthedisplay.

11.2 Calls list

TheCallsliststoresdetailsofupto10callers,includingthe

phonenumberanddateandtimeofthecall.
Thecaller’sdetailsarestoredintheCallslistwhetherornot

youhaveansweredthecall.Thelistissharedbythebase

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CallerIDandtheCallslist

5. Press

toconfirmor

tocancel.

11.2.6 Delete the entire Calls list

1. Press toopentheCallslist.
2. Press

andscrollto

DELETE ALL

.Press

.

3. Thedisplayshows

DELETE?

.

4. Press

toconfirmor

tocancel.

11.2.3 Copy a Calls list number to the phonebook

1. Press toopentheCallslist.
2. Scroll or totheentryyouwant.
3. Press

thedisplayshows

SAVE NUMBER

.

4. Press

again.Thedisplayshows

ENTER NAME

.

5. Enterthenameandpress

.

6. Thedisplayshows

SAVED

andthenumberisstored.

7. Press

toreturntostandby.

11.2.4 Edit an entry

1. Press toopentheCallslist.
2. Scroll or totheentryyouwant.
3. Press

thedisplayshows

SAVE NUMBER

.

4. Scroll or to

EDIT ENTRY

andpress

.

5. Editthenumberandpress

.

6. Press

toreturntostandby.

See “ENTERING NAMES” and “WRITING TIPS” on

page 24.
11.2.5 Delete an entry

1. Press toopentheCallslist.
2. Scroll or totheentryyouwanttodelete.
3. Press

andscrollto

DELETE

.Press

.

4. Thedisplayshows

DELETE?

.

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Help

 icon flashes

• Handsetisoutofrange.Moveclosertothebase.
• Makesurethatthehandsetisregisteredtothebase,

seepage30.

• Checkthatthemainspowerisconnectedproperlyand

switchedon.

Keypad does not seem to work

• Checkthatthekeypadlockisnoton,seepages18

and23.

icon is not flashing during charge

• Adjustthehandsetslightlyonthebase.
• Cleanthechargingcontactswithaclothmoistenedwith

alcohol.

• Checkthatthemainspowerisconnectedproperlyand

switchedon.

• Thebatteryisfull.Whenthehandsetisfullycharged,

willappearsteadyonthedisplay.

No Caller ID

• Checkyoursubscriptionwithyournetworkoperator,see

pages19and34.

• Thecallermayhavewithheldtheirnumber.
• Therecordcannotbefoundinyourphonebook.Check

thatyouhavethecorrectname/numberstoredinyour

phonebook,withthefullareacode.

12.

Help

No dial tone

• Useonlythetelephonelinecordsupplied.
• Checkthatthetelephonelinecordis

connectedproperly.

• Checkthatthemainspowerisconnectedproperlyand

switchedon.

No display on the corded base

• Checkthatthemainspowerisconnectedproperlyand

switchedon.

• Resetthebasebydisconnectingthemainspower.
• Leaveforafewsecondsandreconnect.

No display on the cordless handset

• Checkthatthebatteriesareinsertedcorrectlyandfully

charged.Useonlyapprovedrechargeablebatteries

supplied.

• Checkthatthehandsetisswitchedon.Pressandhold

.

• Resetthebasebyremovingthebatteriesand

disconnectingthemainspower.Waitforaround15

secondsbeforeconnectingitagain.Allowuptoone

minuteforthehandsetandbasetosynchronize.

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Generalinformation

13.

General information

This product is intended for connection to analogue public

switched telephone networks and private switchboards in

Europe.

Important safety instructions

Followthesesafetyprecautionswhenusingyourphoneto

reducetheriskoffire,electricshock,andinjurytopersons

orproperty:
1. Keepallslitsandopeningsofthephoneunblocked.

Donotsetthephoneonaheatingregisterorovera

radiator.Ensurethatproperventilationisprovidedatthe

installationsite.

2. Donotusewhilewetorwhilestandinginwater.
3. Donotusethisproductnearwater(forexample,neara

bathtub,kitchensink,orswimmingpool).

4. Donotallowanythingtorestonthepowercord.Place

thepowercordsothatitwillnotbewalkedon.

5. Neverinsertobjectsofanykindintotheproductvents

asthatmayresultinfireorelectricshock.

6. Unplugthisproductfromthewalloutletbeforecleaning.

Donotuseliquidcleanersoraerosolcleaners.Usea

dampclothforcleaning.

7. Donotdisassemblethisproduct.Ifserviceorrepair

workisrequired,contactthecustomerservicehelpline

foundinthisuser’sGuide.

I have forgotten my PIN!

• RestoreyourSC200toitsdefaultsettings,see,

page32.

Cannot register a handset to the base

Youcanregisteruptoamaximumof4handsetstoa

SC200base.Youmustde-registerahandsetinorderto

registeranewone,seepage31.
• CheckthatyouhaveenteredthecorrectPINcode

(default=0000).

• Checkthatyouareatleastonemetreawayfromother

electricalequipmenttoavoidinterference

whenregistering.

Handset does not ring

• ThehandsetringervolumemaybesettoOff,seepage

26.

Base unit does not ring

• ThebaseringervolumemaybesettoOff,see

page18.

Noise interference on my phone or on other
electrical equipment nearby

• PlaceyourSC200atleastonemetreawayfrom

electricalappliancesoranymetalobstructionstoavoid

anyriskofinterference.

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Generalinformation

orshower.

4. Operatethisphoneusingonlythepowersourcethatis

indicatedonthemarkinglabel.Ifyouareunsureofthe

powersupplytoyourhome,consultwithyourdealeror

localpowercompany.

5. Donotplacethisproductonanunstablecart,stand,or

table.Thisproductmayfall,causingseriousdamageto

theproduct.

6. Adjustonlythosecontrolsthatarecoveredbythe

operatinginstructions.Improperadjustmentofother

controlsmayresultindamageandwilloftenrequire

extensiveworktorestoretheproductto

normaloperation.

7. Cleanthisproductwithasoft,dampcloth.Donotuse

chemicalsorcleaningagentstocleanthisphone.

8. Useonlythepowersupplythatcamewiththisunit.

Usingotherpowersuppliesmaydamagetheunit.

9. Becausethisphoneoperatesonelectricity,youshould

haveatleastonephoneinyourhomethatcould

operatewithoutelectricityinthecasethepowerinyour

homegoesout

10.Toavoidinterferencetonearbyappliances,donotplace

thebaseofthephoneonornearaTV,microwaveoven,

orVCR.

8. Donotoverloadwalloutletsandextensioncords.
9. Avoidusingduringanelectricalstorm.Useasurge

protectortoprotecttheequipment.

10.Donotusethisphonetoreportagasleak,especiallyif

youareinthevicinityofthegasline.

CAUTION

To reduce the risk of fire, use only the supplied

power adaptor.

Unplug this phone immediately from an outlet if:

• Thepowercordorplugisdamagedorfrayed.
• Liquidhasbeenspilledontheproduct.
• Theproducthasbeenexposedtorainorwater.Do

notretrievethehandsetorbaseuntilafteryouhave

unpluggedthepowerandphonefromthewall.Then

retrievetheunitbytheunpluggedcords.

• Theproducthasbeendroppedorthecabinethasbeen

damaged.

• Theproductexhibitsadistinctchangeinperformance.

Installation guidelines

1. Readandunderstandallinstructionsandsavethemfor

futurereference.

2. Followallwarningsandinstructionsmarkedon

theproduct.

3. Donotinstallthisproductnearabathtub,sink,

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Generalinformation

Environmental

• Donotexposetodirectsunlight.
• Thehandsetmaybecomewarmwhenthebatteries

arebeingchargedorduringprolongedperiodsofuse.

Thisisnormal.However,werecommendthattoavoid

damage,donotplacetheproductonantique/veneered

wood.

• Donotplaceyourproductoncarpetsorothersurfaces

whichgeneratefibres,orplaceitinlocationspreventing

thefreeflowofairoveritssurfaces.

• Donotsubmergeanypartofyourproductinwater

anddonotuseitindamporhumidconditions,suchas

bathrooms.

• Donotexposeyourproducttofire,explosivesorother

hazardousconditions.

• Thereisaslightchancethatyourphonecouldbe

damagedbyanelectricalstorm.Werecommendthat

youunplugthepowerandtelephonelinecordduringan

electricalstorm.

Product disposal instructions

Product disposal instructions for residential users
Whenyouhavenofurtheruseforit,pleaseremoveany

batteriesanddisposeofthemandtheproductaccording

toyourlocalauthority’srecyclingprocesses.Formore

information,pleasecontactyourlocalauthorityorthe

retailerwheretheproductwaspurchased.

Battery safety instructions

• Donotburn,disassemble,mutilate,orpuncturethe

battery.Thebatterycontainstoxicmaterialsthatcould

bereleased,resultingininjury.

CAUTION

There is a risk of explosion if you replace the battery

with an incorrect battery type. Use only the battery pack

that came with your phone or an authorized replacement

recommended by the manufacturer.
• Keepbatterypacksoutofthereachofchildren.
• Removebatterypacksifstoringover30days.
• Donotdisposeofbatterypacksinfire,whichcould

resultinexplosion.

• Therechargeablebatterypacksthatpowerthisproduct

mustbedisposedofproperlyandmayneedtobe

recycled.Refertoyourbattery’slabelforbatterytype.

Contactyourlocalrecyclingcentreforproperdisposal

methods.

SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS

Cleaning

• Cleanthehandsetandbase(orcharger)withadamp

(notwet)cloth,orananti-staticwipe.

• Neverusehouseholdpolishasthiswilldamagethe

product.Neveruseadryclothasthismaycausestatic

shock.

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Generalinformation

withinacommerciallyreasonabletime,willatnocharge

repairorreplaceanyProductsorAccessoriesthatdoesnot

conformtothislimitedwarranty.Wemayusefunctionally

equivalentreconditioned/refurbished/pre-ownedornew

Products,Accessoriesorparts.
What Other Limitations Are There?

ANYIMPLIEDWARRANTIES,INCLUDINGWITHOUT

LIMITATIONTHEIMPLIEDWARRANTIESOF

MERCHANTABILITYANDFITNESSFORAPARTICULAR

PURPOSE,SHALLBELIMITEDTOTHEDURATIONOF

THISLIMITEDWARRANTY,OTHERWISETHEREPAIR

ORREPLACEMENTPROVIDEDUNDERTHISEXPRESS

LIMITEDWARRANTYISTHEEXCLUSIVEREMEDYOF

THECONSUMER,ANDISPROVIDEDINLIEUOFALL

OTHERWARRANTIES,EXPRESSOFIMPLIED.INNO

EVENTSHALLMOTOROLAORSUNCORPBELIABLE,

WHETHERINCONTRACTORTORT(INCLUDING

NEGLIGENCE)FORDAMAGESINEXCESSOFTHE

PURCHASEPRICEOFTHEPRODUCTORACCESSORY,

ORFORANYINDIRECT,INCIDENTAL,SPECIALOR

CONSEQUENTIALDAMAGESOFANYKIND,ORLOSS

OFREVENUEORPROFITS,LOSSOFBUSINESS,

LOSSOFINFORMATIONOROTHERFINANCIAL

LOSSARISINGOUTOFORINCONNECTIONWITH

THEABILITYORINABILITYTOUSETHEPRODUCTS

ORACCESSORIESTOTHEFULLEXTENTTHESE

DAMAGESMAYBEDISCLAIMEDBYLAW.
Somejurisdictionsdonotallowthelimitationorexclusion

Product disposal instructions for business users
Businessusersshouldcontacttheirsuppliersandcheck

thetermsandconditionsofthepurchasecontractand

ensurethatthisproductisnotmixedwithothercommercial

wastefordisposal.

Consumer Products and Accessories

Warranty

ThankyouforpurchasingthisMotorolabrandedproduct

manufacturedunderlicensebySuncorpTechnologies

Limited,3001-3005ChinaResourcesBuilding,26Harbour

Road,WanChai,HongKong.(“SUNCORP”)
What Does this Warranty Cover?

Subjecttotheexclusionscontainedbelow,SUNCORP

warrantsthatthisMotorolabrandedproduct(“Product”)

orcertifiedaccessory(“Accessory”)soldforusewiththis

productthatitmanufacturedtobefreefromdefectsin

materialsandworkmanshipundernormalconsumerusage

fortheperiodoutlinedbelow.ThisLimitedWarrantyisyour

exclusivewarrantyandis

nottransferable.
Who is Covered?

Thiswarrantyextendsonlytothefirstconsumerpurchaser,

andisnottransferable.
WhatwillSUNCORPdo?
SUNCORPoritsauthorizeddistributoratitsoptionand

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Generalinformation

Exclusions 

Normal Wear and Tear.Periodicmaintenance,repair

andreplacementofpartsduetonormalwearandtearare

excludedfromcoverage.
Batteries.Onlybatterieswhosefullychargedcapacityfalls

below80%oftheirratedcapacityandbatteriesthatleak

arecoveredbythislimitedwarranty.
Abuse & Misuse.Defectsordamagethatresultfrom:(a)

improperoperation,storage,misuseorabuse,accident

orneglect,suchasphysicaldamage(cracks,scratches,

etc.)tothesurfaceoftheproductresultingfrommisuse;

(b)contactwithliquid,water,rain,extremehumidityor

heavyperspiration,sand,dirtorthelike,extremeheat,or

food;(c)useoftheProductsorAccessoriesforcommercial

purposesorsubjectingtheProductorAccessoryto

abnormalusageorconditions;or(d)otheractswhichare

notthefaultofMotorolaorSUNCORPareexcludedfrom

coverage.
Use of Non-Motorola Branded Products and

Accessories.Defectsordamagethatresultfromtheuseof

Non-MotorolabrandedorcertifiedProductsorAccessories

orotherperipheralequipmentareexcludedfromcoverage.
Unauthorized Service or Modification.Defectsor

damagesresultingfromservice,testing,adjustment,

installation,maintenance,alteration,ormodificationinany

waybysomeoneotherthanMotorola,SUNCORPorits

authorizedservicecentres,areexcludedfromcoverage.

ofincidentalorconsequentialdamages,orlimitationonthe

lengthofanimpliedwarranty,sotheabovelimitationsor

exclusionsmaynotapplytoyou.Thiswarrantygivesyou

specificlegalrights,andyoumayalsohaveotherrights

thatvaryfromonejurisdictiontoanother.

ProductsCovered

LengthofCoverage

ConsumerProducts

One (1) yearfromthedate

oftheproductsoriginal

purchasebythefirst

consumerpurchaserofthe

product.

ConsumerAccessories

(battery,powersupply(s)

andlinecords)

Ninety (90) daysfromthe

dateoftheaccessories

originalpurchasebythe

firstconsumerpurchaserof

theproduct.

ConsumerProductsand

Accessoriesthatare

RepairedorReplaced

The balance of the

original warranty or for

ninety (90) days from

thedatereturnedtothe

consumer,whicheveris

longer.

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Generalinformation

Technical information

How many telephones can I have?

AllitemsoftelephoneequipmenthaveaRinger

EquivalenceNumber(REN),whichisusedtocalculate

thenumberofitemswhichmaybeconnectedtoanyone

telephoneline.YourSC200hasaRENof1.AtotalREN

of4isallowed.IfthetotalRENof4isexceeded,the

telephonesmaynotring.Withdifferenttelephonetypes,

thereisnoguaranteeofringing,evenwhentheRENisless

than4.
Anyadditionalhandsetsandchargersthatyouregister

haveaRENof0.

Connecting to a switchboard

ThisproductisintendedforusewithinEuropefor

connectiontothepublictelephonenetwork.

Recall

Youmayneedtousetherecallfunctionifyouare

connectedtoaswitch.ContactyourPABXsupplierfor

furtherinformation.

Altered Products.ProductsorAccessorieswith(a)serial

numbersordatetagsthathavebeenremoved,altered

orobliterated;(b)brokensealsorthatshowevidenceof

tampering;(c)mismatchedboardserialnumbers;or(d)

nonconformingornon-Motorolabrandedhousings,orparts,

areexcludedfromcoverage.
Communication Services.Defects,damages,or

thefailureofProductsorAccessoriesduetoany

communicationserviceorsignalyoumaysubscribeto

orusewiththeProductsorAccessoriesisexcludedfrom

coverage.
How to Obtain Warranty Service or Other Information?

Toobtainserviceorinformation,pleasecall:

+852

27955111.
E-mail:

[e-mail]

YouwillreceiveinstructionsonhowtoshiptheProducts

orAccessoriesatyourexpenseandrisk,toaSUNCORP

AuthorizedRepairCentre.
Toobtainservice,youmustinclude:(a)theProductor

Accessory;(b)theoriginalproofofpurchase(receipt)

whichincludesthedate,placeandselleroftheProduct;(c)

ifawarrantycardwasincludedinyourbox,acompleted

warrantycardshowingtheserialnumberoftheProduct;(d)

awrittendescriptionoftheproblem;and,mostimportantly;

(e)youraddressandtelephonenumber.

Declaration of Conformity (DoC)

Suncorp

declare

s that the fol

lowing product

s:

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ra

nd

na

m

e:

M

oto

ro

la

Type:

SC200, SC202, SC203, SC204

Descriptions:

DECT

phone without telepho

ne answering machine (SC20x) and their

multi-handset versions.

to which this declaratio

n related is in conformi

ty with the essential requ

irement

s of the following

directi

ves of the Council

of the European Communities:

-

R

&

TT

E

D

ire

ctiv

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19

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)

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Ecodesign Directive (2009/125/EC)

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ta

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Safety:

EN60950-1:2006+A1

1:2009+

A1:2010+A12:201

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EN

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EN301406

v2.1.1

Ecodesign

:

EC No 278/2009, 6

April 2009

For and on behalf of Suncorp

Te

chnologies Limited,

S

ig

na

tu

re

:

______________________

P

rin

te

d n

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P

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itio

n:
C

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Te

chnical Of

ficer

Date:

Ja

nu

ary

1

6, 2

01

3

Place:

3001-3005 China Res

ources Buil

ding, 26 Harbour Road,

W

an Chai

, Hong Kong

CW Cheung

2013.01.16

12:14:24

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