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Skype Cordless Telephone
Installation Guide v1.0
6000
Webt@lker 6000 with Skype
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IN THIS MANUAL IN THIS MANUAL THIS IS HOW THE WEBTALKER WORKS ................................................ 3 HOW THE MANUAL IS ORGANIZED ................................................... 5 INSTALLATION AND BASIC FUNCTIONS – SECTION 1 ................................... 6 In the box .................................................................... 6 Your handset at a glance ......................................................... 7 How to install the base station ................
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Dear customer Setthetimeanddate ......................................................... 40 Setthepreferredline ......................................................... 42 Changethecountrycode ...................................................... 43 Changethelandlinecountrysetting .............................................. 45 Changethehandsetlanguage .................................................. 46 Register/deregisteryourhandset .......................................
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This is how the Webtalker works THIS IS HOW THE WEBTALKER WORKS Your Webtalker could entirely change the way you think about using your telephone and using Skype. You can use your Webtalker to make and receive both landline and Skype calls. And, because Skype is built into your Webtalker, you no longer need a computer to use Skype. In order to use your Webtalker for Skype calls, the base station must be linked up with an active Internet connection. If you already have a computer linked up to you
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How the manual is organized This manual falls in three parts: (1) Installation and basic functions, (2) Advanced functions, (3) Support information. NEW USERS: • Please read Section 1 of this document. Section 2 is for more advanced users who wants a deeper knowledge of the Webtalker. Section 3 is for FAQ and troubleshooting issues. HOW THE MANUAL IS ORGANIZED 5 ENGLISH
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Installation and basic functions - Section 1 In the box • 1 cordless Webtalker handset • 1 charging cradle for the handset with power supply • 1 Webtalker base station • 1 power supply for the base station • 1 Ethernet cable • 1 telephone cable • 1 belt clip • 1 Installation Guide • 2 batteries (AAA; rechargeable) • 1 SkypeOut voucher • Telephone plug(s) (not all countries) Should anything be missing, please contact your place of purchase. 6 INSTALLATION AND BASIC FUNCTIONS ENGLISH
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SECTION 1 Your handset at a glance Dear customer Earpiece Colour Display Displays the status of your handset. Loudspeaker/ringer For handsfree speakerphone and ringing (on the back of the Webtalker). R Headset jack Key Pad For 2.5 mm jack Keys used for entering digits 0-9 and (on the side of the Webtalker). letters A-Z. Microphone Left soft Key. Selects the current menu item or confirms a setting, depending on the current screen. Right soft Key. Cancels the last action or returns to the previous
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SECTION 1 How to install the base station Dear customer a) b) c) a) Connect on the base station to a LAN (Local Area Network) port on your broadband connection (modem, router, hub, switch etc.) using the provided Ethernet cable. b) Connect the power adapter to an active power outlet and connect on the base station to the power adapter (12 V, 300 mA, 3.6 VA). c) Connect on the base station to a telephone socket (if available), using the provided telephone cable and optional plug. The light indic
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SECTION 1 How to install the handset 1) Push the top of the battery compartment cover on the back of the handset inwards and downwards. 2) Insert the two batteries provided with the handset, making sure that their plus and minus ends are facing the same way as shown in the illustrations on the sides of the battery compartment. 3) Slide the battery compartment cover shut. 4) Affix the belt clip as illustrated. 5) Connect the power adapter of the charging cradle to an active power outlet. 6) Place
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SECTION 1 First time start-up You must complete the following steps the first time you use your Webtalker. Start by turning on the handset by pressing until the handset turns on. 1) Reset the base station by pressing the button on the back of the unit and insert the Webtalker in the cradle in order to register with the base station. The Webtalker screen informs you when ready for next step. 2) Find your preferred language using , then press to select a language. 3) Confirm your selection by press
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SECTION 1 6) Confirm the country code setting by pressing . Alter your country code by inserting “+” followed by the country code number of your choice and press . 7) If your country uses area codes, please enter the area code following the above procedure. Press to continue. 8) Choose Sign in to Skype or Create new account by pressing followed by . NOTES: • The country setting configures the landline telephony port. • If your country setting is not configured correctly, emergency calls may not wor
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SECTION 1 Getting started with Skype You can configure your Webtalker with an existing Skype account during the first-time installation, or you can optionally create a new Skype account. You only need a Skype username and password defined by you to create a new account. You can enter further account details when your Webtalker has been configured and is online. NOTE: • Skype does not allow emergency calls. Such calls are therefore always routed to the traditional telephony port. Create a new Skype
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SECTION 1 NOTES: • Use to change to lower-case, upper-case or numeric entry when entering your Skype name and password. Skype names can be 6-32 characters. You can use any mix of upper- and lower-case characters, numbers and punctuation marks. You cannot use spaces and your name cannot begin with a number or punctuation mark. If the name is already in use, you will be prompted to try another name. • Use to input symbols from the symbol table. • Passwords can be 4-20 characters. You can use any m
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SECTION 1 4) You are now asked whether you want to save your Skype name and password for automatic sign-in. Press to accept, to decline. NOTES: • Use to change to lower-case, upper-case, or numeric entry when entering your Skype name and password. •Us to input symbols from the symbol table. • If you have forgotten your Skype password go to www.skype.com and choose “Sign in”. Then choose “Forgot your password?” and follow the directions on your computer screen. • Please be patient as synchronizat
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SECTION 1 Main Display The main display of your Webtalker provides various status indicators and access to the Skype menu-based interface. The illustration below shows the main screen and its elements. Radio signal Status Battery status Notifications Skype™ online status Current time Action Action Radio signal status Indicates the strength of the radio signal. No radio signal. Radio signal. Battery status Indicates the status of the battery. Low level. Partially charged. Fully charged. Charging.
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SECTION 1 Current time The currently set time. Skype credit Your current Skype credit balance. Action Left soft key. Selects the current menu item or confirms a setting, depending on the current screen. Action Right soft key. Cancels the last action or returns to the previous screen, depending on the current screen. Short cut to outgoing calls. Short cut to all call history. Short key press is a short cut to the Skype status menu. Short cut to search Skype users. Mute ringer. 16 INSTALLATION AN
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SECTION 1 Main Menu The main menu provides easy access to all of your Skype and Webtalker settings. 1) From idle screen just press to enter the main menu. 2) Use or to navigate and highlight an item. Select by pressing or go back by pressing . The following table outlines the main menu items: Contacts Your contact list and the current Skype status of your contacts. Your calls, missed calls, incoming and outgoing calls, voicemails and exchange contact History details. Add Contact Adds a Skype use
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SECTION 1 Contacts Your contact list displays all of the names you can make calls to. If you have an existing Skype account, your contact list is automatically downloaded when you sign in. If you are new to Skype and have just created an account, your contact list will be empty. You will need to add contacts to your list. Skype protects the privacy of its users by requiring exchange contact details on names that you wish to add to your contact list. When you add a name to your list, an exchange
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SECTION 1 NOTES: • After you press in step 4, an exchange contact details request is sent to the contact. When it has been sent, a confirmation message is displayed. The name is added to your contact list, and when accepted by the contact it will change status. • Please be patient as synchronization of Skype contacts might take several minutes. • Use “echo123” to test your Skype connection. Add “echo123” to your contacts. Calling echo123 will launch an automated testing robot that allows you to r
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SECTION 1 Add a SkypeOut or landline contact To add a SkypeOut or landline contact, press to select Menu, then: 1) Use to go to Add Contact, select by pressing . 2) Use to enter a phone number for use with SkypeOut or landline. Select by pressing . 3) Use the keypad to enter the contact’s name and press . 4) Use the keypad to enter the full phone number and press . SkypeOut numbers (even local numbers) must be entered in the following format: “+” followed by “country code”, “area code” and “numb
