Mæstro 900 DSS
Installation731 Connect the battery pack to the Handset and insert the battery pack into the Handset.2 Place the cover over the battery compartment. P
Installation8 W ALL M OUNTING51 Insert a short line cord, 9 in/23 cm or less (not supplied) into back of Base.2 Ensure that the line cord is tightly
Charging the Battery9 The First Time... When you first setup your Mæstro 900 DSS, you must charge your Handset for at least 10 hours. Place the Handse
Options10 — On the side of the Handset press the O key to access the Options List. Press g to exit the list.— Use ] or [ to move through the list
Options11When this option is ON, your Handset’s dial pad and display will stay lit for less time, thereby saving battery life. Turn this option OFF on
Options12 OPTIONS DISPLAY01 Language]=Next*=ChangeOption number (01 through 11)Press to movePress to see how thisIn English?]=Next*=ChoosePress to mov
Making & Answering Calls13Your Mæstro 900 DSS lets you view a number before you dial, helping to prevent dialing errors. 1 Enter the number using
Redial14The Mæstro 900 DSS Redial List remembers the last 5 numbers you dialed. The last number you dialed will always be the first number displayed i
Call Waiting ID15Call Waiting ID allows you to view the name/number of a second incoming call. Switch between the two callers by pressing C when you h
Call Waiting ID Calls16➠hint:— You may switch between callers as often as you like by pressing C or f.— You must subscribe to the appropriate service
Table of Contents1 Congratulations... on your purchase of the Mæstro 900 DSS telephone. Reading the following easy to understand guide will let you t
Callers List17Press the c key on the Handset to access the Callers List. Up to 30 incoming calls may be stored in the list. This valuable feature help
Callers List18Saving from the Callers List to the DirectoryYou can save a name and number from the Callers List and store it in your Directory. Direct
Directory19DIRECTORYPressing the D key on the Handset allows you to access the Directory. The Directory lets you store any 30 names and numbers you ch
Directory20Adding an entry to the Directory1 Press D.2 Press s.3 When the display shows: Enter Number>, use the dial pad to en-ter the number.4 Pre
Services List21SERVICES LISTThe Services List is accessible using the shared Services/Flash key on the Handset. Various telephone company feature code
Services List22Editing the Services ListWhen your Handset is idle:1 Press the shared Services/Flash key.2 Use [ or ] to find and display the Feature y
Special Features23HANDSET LOCATORTo locate your Handset, simply press the Handset key on the Base. Your Handset will ring. Follow the sound to locate
Names, Numbers and Characters24Both numeric and alpha characters are programmed into each dial pad key. Review the following hints to help you success
Volume Control25Ringer Volume—Adjust when Handset is IdleUse the key, located on the side of the Handset, to adjust the Ringer volume. You have thre
Display Messages26The following messages appear on the display. If you want to know what to do about a particular display prompt, look it up in the fo
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Display Messages27Out of Range (tone sounds)You have 30 seconds to move closer to the Base before you lose the call. If you were mak-ing changes in th
Icons & Lights28* This service may not be available from your local telephone company.DISPLAY ICONSAlways appears in the Callers List indicating a
Troubleshooting29Callers are not identified on the display.You must subscribe to Caller ID or Call Waiting ID from your telephone company and your ser
Troubleshooting30The display indicates you have a message when there isn’t one.Clear the display by choosing Clear in Option 02 (page 10).There is a
Glossary31Caller IDA service provided by your telephone company which displays the incoming callers name and/or telephone number (when available). A s
Glossary32RangeThe amount of distance that you may have between your Handset and your Base while still maintaining contact.ServicesYour telephone comp
Specifications33POWER REQUIREMENTS• Base Power Adaptor: 9 Vdc/350 mA, 60 Hz, 10W• Handset Battery Pack: Ni-cd, 3.6V, 700 mAh, type W connector• Handse
Warranty34 L IMITED W ARRANTY Aastra Telecom warrants this product against defects and malfunctions during a one (1) year period from the date of o
Index35INDEXAAnsweringcalls 13Answering machine 30Area Codes option 11Assistance 34BBasedescription 5, 31installation 6specifications 33Battery is low
Index36DDate option 11DeletingCallers List items 17Directory items 19Redial List items 14Services List items 21Dial tone not working 29Dialingcalls 13
Table of Contents1 Congratulations... on your purchase of the Mæstro 900 DSS telephone. Reading the following easy to understand guide will let you t
Index37Hearing aid compatibility 25Hold 4, 13, 15, 26HS Ringer OFF message 26IIcons 28Important tips 3Installation 6, 8, 9battery 7cord routing 6desk
Index38RRange 32Redial List 14deleting items 14saving to Directory 14Redial list is empty message27Repair 34Returns 34SSaved Directory message 14Savi
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If you’ve read this owner’s manual and consulted the Troubleshooting section and still have problems, please call 1-800 574-1611 for technical assist
2Introduction Welcome... to the world of 900 MHz Digital Spread Spectrum (DSS). Based on technology originally developed for military applications, DS
Important Tips3 ➤ Locate the Base away from electrical equipment such as other telephones, radios, computers, refrigerators, fluorescent lights, stereo
Handset4 MuteOptionsGoodbyeTalkServicesFlashHoldCallersDirectoryRedialDeleteSave36#9802547*1MNODEFWXYZABCTUVJKLGHIPQRSCall WaitingCall Waiting* - W
Base5Handset cradle - Place theHandset, with the displayfacing you, in the Base tocharge.Charging contacts -Place the Handset intothe Base so that bot
Installation611 Route line cord through the small hole on the back of the stand.2 Plug the end of the line cord into the back of the Base.3 Attach the
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