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LINE AURI3500
Digital Cordless Phone with
Caller ID
Motorola
MODELS
AURI3500 (Main Base)
AURI3500-R (Extension)
AURI3500-MRD2 (Base + 1 Main Branch)
AURI3500-MRD3 (Base + 2 Main Branches)
* Verify model purchased
Multi Extension
Digital
2
3
General Information
General Information
For your control, keep the original bill of sale of the product
saved. To obtain service on your product warranty,
you must show this note.
For additional information or questions, please dial
0800-773-1244
4002-1244 (Metropolitan Areas)
or visit www.motorola.com
Produced, distributed or sold by MDX Electronics, LLC, a company
officially licensed for this product. MOTOROLA and the logo
Stylized M are trademarks or registered trademarks of Motorola
Trademark Holdings, LLC and are used under license. All other
brands of products or services are the property of their respective
owners. © 2011 Motorola Mobility, Inc. All rights
reserved.
Note: AXT Telecommunications Ltda. Represents the MDX Electronics
LLC. in Brazil
All specifications are subject to change without notice.
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- Page 1 Produced, distributed or sold by MDX Electronics, LLC, a company officially licensed for this product. MOTOROLA and the logo Stylized M are trademarks or registered trademarks of Motorola Trademark Holdings, LLC and are used under license. All other brands of products or services are the property of their respective owners.
- Page 2 Precautions Precautions Observe the following guidelines when positioning, install, connect and operate the phone • Place the base unit on a stable surface, not sliding. • The phone cord should be extended in such a way that avoids accidents! • Do not place the handset and / or base of the appliance near sources of heat.
- Page 3 Hope you enjoy the most of your FOX1000S Motorola. * The Caller ID service must be contracted with the your local service provider. Check the costs and availability for your region.
- Page 4 (minimum 1 meter) of other equipment electronics. The hearing aid users should be aware that the use of mobile phones can interfere with the system. If this interference is too strong, can cause unpleasant sounds. AURI3500 AURI3500-R AURI3500-MRD2 AURI3500-MRD3 Page 8...
- Page 5 The phone will not work if the phone plug or power Power is not correctly connected. Page 9 Connections base Residences or offices with internet broadband (ADSL) In addition, charge the battery first before plugging the line telephone. The device will work only if the battery is completely loaded.
- Page 6 Page 11 Operating the handset ATTENTION Use only original batteries rechargeable NiMH. Never use batteries Disposable / common batteries. You can replace the handset on the base after each use. The load is electronically controlled to ensure optimal charging of batteries at different stages.
- Page 7 Icons, buttons, display When present, indicates that the alarm is set. Flashes when the alarm is sounding. Indicates that the keypad is locked. Select to check the menu options. Select to confirm your choice. Select to make an internal call. Select to go back one menu level or cancel an action.
- Page 8 When the phone is ringing: Press to increase the level of bell. Page 15 Icons, buttons, display 4. Down Arrow Standby: Press to access the redial list. From the main menu: Press to go to an item below. In phonebook / redial list / call list identified: press to select items below.
- Page 9 In standby: press to access the phonebook. 10. Flash Resting / pre-dial: press to insert a flash. During a call: press to send a flash. 11. Microphone 12. Capsule receiving Page 16 Enter the phone number you wish to call and press or to dial the number.
- Page 10 Using your phone Mute During a call press The display of the handset will appear DUMB. To release the microphone, repeat the procedure. Turning off the ringer Locking the keypad Storing a number from the redial list on the agenda At rest, press to access the redial list.
- Page 11 Using your phone Deleting a number from the redial list At rest, press to access the redial list. Press to select the desired number. Press to select DELETE. Press <OK> to confirm. Deleting all redial list At rest, press to access the redial list. Press to select the desired number.
- Page 12 If you contracted with their local telephone service DTMF caller ID, calls will be stored for reference. This list can hold up to 10 entries with unmet date and time information. If the list is full, the oldest entry is deleted and the newest is positioned first in the list.
- Page 13 phone, such as those listed below, preclude the operation of Caller ID service on your device: If the outlet connection of the telephone line in your home are oxidized or bad contact: Ask a technician to clean the contacts metal, removing rust and redo the connections of making line.
- Page 14 Press to select VIEW. Press <OK> and to verify the name, number and touch stored in the bell schedule. Make sure that the ADSL micro filter is installed in the same The Caller ID service has not been activated by your You can store the phonebook names and numbers of your choice longer used, so that no need to dial any telephone number.
- Page 15 to select DELETE ALL. Press <OK> to accept. Press <OK> to confirm. Checking the capacity of its agenda You can check how many records your schedule is and how many are also available for use. Press to access the phonebook. Press to select STATUS Agend.
- Page 16 Press <OK> and to select CHANGE PIN. Press <OK> and will be asked to enter the PIN code. Enter the current PIN code. Press <OK> and enter the new PIN code. Press <OK> and re-enter the new PIN code. Press <OK> to confirm. Do not forget the new PIN code.
- Page 17 to select CODE OPERATOR. Press <OK> and enter the operator code. (2 digits) Press <OK> to confirm. Page 24 When the alarm sounds, you can turn off even when the keypad is blocked. The alarm volume is the same set for the ringer handset.
- Page 18 to select ALARM. Press <OK> and to select ON or OFF. Press <OK> to con rm. Enter the alarm time. Press <OK> to con gure the SNOOZE function. Press <OK> and to select ON or OFF. Press <OK> to con rm. Note: Con guration handset Page 25...
- Page 19 Press <OK> to confirm. Setting the ringer volume Press to select CONF monophosphate. Press <OK> and to select CONF CAMP. Press <OK> and to select VOLUME CAMP. Press <OK> and to select the desired volume (a total 6 volumes are available including CAMP OFF). CAMP If OFF is selected, the icon will be shown in the display.
- Page 20 to turn this tone. Press <OK> to confirm. Configuring alert tone out of reach Press to select CONF monophosphate. Press <OK> and to select TONE SETUP. Press <OK> and REACH OUT to select. Press <OK> and to turn this tone. Press <OK>...
- Page 21 Setting up self-service Press to select CONF monophosphate. Press <OK> and to select AUTO ANSWER. Press <OK> and to enable or disable functionality self-service. Press <OK> to con rm. Changing the format of date display Press to select CONF monophosphate. Press <OK>...
- Page 22 to select CONF monophosphate. Press <OK> and to select DATE & TIME. Press <OK> and CONF to select TIME. Press <OK> to enter the time information. Press <OK> to confirm. Setting the date Press to select CONF monophosphate. Press <OK> and to select DATE &...
- Page 23 Using the arrows select the basis on which the handset will be registered. Press <OK> and will be asked to enter the PIN. Enter the PIN (factory set 0000). Press <OK> to confirm. Wait a few seconds until the record is made. NOTE: If you have one base BASE select 1 if register in another select base BASE 2 (the extension can be registered on up to four bases different).
- Page 24 If your extension is recorded in other databases you can select the wherein the base station must place the call, according to the following procedure: These facilities are only available when there are at least two handsets registered to the same base. This way you can make a internal call transfer an external call to another station and do a conference.
- Page 25 type 0 or 9 to get a line before making a call. Verifying that the user manual of the PBX. The conference feature allows a call to be shared with two branch lines of the same base. If you want to use your phone on a PBX, you must verify that the times are flash compatible.
- Page 26 Page 33 Page 34 Troubleshooting Troubleshooting If you have any problems with your phone, check the following cases and try solve the problem before contacting technical support. Problem When I use the key conversation, hear no dial tone, the line is not busy.
- Page 27 Troubleshooting Technical Support For help with any technical questions, please contact the Motorola service center. When contacting us, be sure to know the serial number of the phone. The serial number can be located in the battery compartment after the battery removed.
- Page 28 Warranty Period Products and accessories purchased wireless landline in Brazil Thank you for purchasing this Motorola branded product manufactured under license MDX for Electronics, LLC. The AXT Telecommunications Ltda. is the MDX Electronics. LLC. Brazil. What does this warranty cover? Subject to the exclusions listed in the following table, the MDX Electronics, LLC.
- Page 29 Modification or unauthorized service. Excluded from the coverage defects or damages resulting from service, testing, adjustment, installation, maintenance, alterations or modifications of any kind by individuals not belonging to Motorola, the MDX Electronics, LLC. or their authorized service centers. Page 40 erms and conditions of warranty Altered products.
- Page 30 To obtain service, you must include (a) the product or accessory, (b) copy of the bill of sale or similar document evidencing the purchase, with dealer's name, place and date, (c) if the warranty card is Included in the packaging, filled with the card serial number Product (d) written description of the problem and, most importantly, (e) its address and telephone number.