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Setting the Ring Tones, Muting and Un-muting., Hands Free Speaker., Headset not included., Ring Type.

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Cordless Internet Phone with Skype Model SPH200D User Manual • Muting and Un-muting. The mute feature turns off the microphone in the phone so that the caller cannot hear you. You will still be able to hear the caller. - To mute the microphone, press during a call. - When the microphone is muted, press . The caller can now hear you again. • Hands Free Speaker. You can talk on the phone without holding the handset. - To turn on the hands free speaker, press during a call. Start talking. - Press again to turn off the speaker. • Headset (not included). If you have a headset, you can plug it into the headset jack at the side of your handset. Setting the Ring Tones You can personalize your phone's sound by setting the ringer melody, keypad tone, and ringer volume on the Tones menu. To go to the Tones menu, press Menu>Settings>Tones. You can change these settings: • Ring Type. Your handset has four ring types: Skype, SkypeIn, Landline, and Intercom. Select the ring type that you want. Scroll and select a melody, and then press OK. The new settings is saved. • Ring Tone. Scroll and select a melody, and then press OK. The new settings is saved. Figure 6-3 • Ring Volume. Press (Up or Down) to scroll to a volume level, and then press Select. • Notification. Scroll to the new setting, and then press Select when finished. • Keypad Tone. The keypad tone is the sound you hear when you press a button on your handset. Scroll and select the new setting. • Confirmation. You hear the confirmation tone when you place the handset on the charger, or after certain events. 6-8 Advanced Features v1.0, November 2006

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Cordless Internet Phone with Skype Model SPH200D User Manual
6-8
Advanced Features
v1.0, November 2006
•
Muting and Un-muting.
The mute feature turns off the microphone in the phone so that the
caller cannot hear you. You will still be able to hear the caller.
–
To mute the microphone, press
during a call.
–
When the microphone is muted, press
. The caller can now hear you again.
•
Hands Free Speaker.
You can talk on the phone without holding the handset.
–
To turn on the hands free speaker, press
during a call. Start talking.
–
Press
again to turn off the speaker.
•
Headset (not included).
If you have a headset, you can plug it into the headset jack at the side
of your handset.
Setting the Ring Tones
You can personalize your phone’s sound by setting the ringer melody, keypad tone, and ringer
volume on the Tones menu.
To go to the Tones menu, press Menu>Settings>Tones.
You can change these settings:
•
Ring Type.
Your handset has four ring types: Skype,
SkypeIn, Landline, and Intercom. Select the ring type that
you want. Scroll and select a melody, and then press OK.
The new settings is saved.
•
Ring Tone.
Scroll and select a melody, and then press OK.
The new settings is saved.
•
Ring Volume.
Press
(Up or Down) to scroll to a
volume level, and then press Select.
•
Notification.
Scroll to the new setting, and then press Select
when finished.
•
Keypad Tone.
The keypad tone is the sound you hear when
you press a button on your handset. Scroll and select the new
setting.
•
Confirmation.
You hear the confirmation tone when you
place the handset on the charger, or after certain events.
Figure 6-3