Panasonic IP Phone KX WP1050E User Manual

Quick Start Guide  
Wi-Fi Phone for Skype™  
Executive Travel Set  
Model No.  
KX-WP1050E  
Contents  
1. Packing the accessories ..........2  
2. Installing the base unit .............2  
3. Setting up the base unit ...........6  
4. Setting up the handset .............8  
5. Menus .................................... 11  
6. Managing contacts.................13  
7. Making / answering calls........15  
8. Troubleshooting......................15  
This product is designed  
for use in the following  
countries:  
UK, Germany, France (indoor  
use), USA, Canada, Japan  
Thank you for purchasing a Panasonic Wi-Fi Phone for Skype  
Executive Travel Set.  
Please read this Quick Start Guide before using the unit and save for future  
reference.  
For further details, please read the Operating Instructions included in the  
CD-ROM.  
The Operating Instructions are in PDF format. Please note that Adobe®  
Reader® (6.0 or later) or Acrobat® Reader (5.0 or later) is required to view  
the Operating Instructions.  
No emergency calls: Skype is not a replacement for your ordinary  
telephone and cannot be used for emergency calling.  
We recommend keeping a record of the following information for  
future reference.  
Date of purchase  
Serial No.  
(found on the bottom of the base unit)  
MAC address  
(found on the bottom of the base unit)  
Name and address of dealer  
Note:  
LIn the event of problems, you should contact your equipment supplier in  
the rst instance.  
Sales Department:  
Panasonic Business Systems U.K.  
Panasonic House, Willoughby Road, Bracknell, Berkshire, RG12 8FP  
Panasonic Communications Co., Ltd.  
1-62, 4-chome, Minoshima, Hakata-ku, Fukuoka 812-8531, Japan  
Copyright:  
This material is copyrighted by Panasonic Communications Co., Ltd.,  
and may be reproduced for internal use only. All other reproduction, in  
whole or in part, is prohibited without the written consent of Panasonic  
Communications Co., Ltd.  
©
2007 Panasonic Communications Co., Ltd. All Rights Reserved.  
PQQW15844ZA SJ0207SM0  
 
1 Packing the accessories  
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Included accessories  
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Accessory item  
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Ethernet cable (approx. 0.5 m)  
Charge cable (approx. 0.5 m)  
AC mains lead*1 (approx. 1.8 m)  
AC adaptor for base unit (approx. 1.9 m)  
Base unit (Wireless travel router)  
Handset stand  
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Battery  
Handset  
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Carrying case  
Quick Start Guide  
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CD-ROM (Operating Instructions are included.)  
Wireless LAN sticker*2  
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*1 The included AC mains lead is compatible with a power source up to 250 V AC.  
You might need a separate AC mains lead when you use this product in other  
countries.  
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For USA, Canada and Japan: Part No. PQJA10188Z  
For Germany and France: Part No. PFJA02A006Z  
*2 Your base unit’s default network name (SSID) and network key for wireless  
connection are printed. As this information is important for the base unit  
settings, save this sticker in a safe place.  
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Note:  
LDo not include the CD-ROM when packing the  
accessories in the carrying case.  
LCharge the battery for 6 hours before initial use.  
Trademarks:  
LAdobe, Acrobat and Reader are either registered trademarks or  
trademarks of Adobe Systems Incorporated in the United States and/or  
other countries.  
LMicrosoft, Windows and Internet Explorer are either registered  
trademarks or trademarks of Microsoft Corporation in the United States  
and/or other countries.  
LMozilla and Firefox are registered trademarks of the Mozilla Foundation.  
LSkype, SkypeIn, SkypeOut and the S logo are trademarks of Skype  
Limited.  
LAll other trademarks identied herein are the property of their respective  
owners.  
LWi-Fi is a trademark of the Wi-Fi Alliance.  
2 Installing the base unit  
Select the appropriate installation procedure according to where you want  
to use the unit.  
– In a hotel room: Follow the instructions 2-A on this page.  
– At home: Follow the instructions 2-B on page 4.  
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Note:  
LYou need to connect a computer to the base unit in order to set up the  
base unit.  
2-A While you are in a hotel room  
You can use the handset while you are travelling by accessing the Internet  
from a hotel room.  
instructions. Otherwise, you are suggested to use [Default Prole] when  
you set the connection mode in Initialization Setup (3-A on page 6).  
The hotel you are staying in may give you specic instructions as to what  
Internet connection mode you should select. In that case, follow their  
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Switch the Mode selector to “HOTEL”.  
Mode selector  
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Connect the included Ethernet cable to the “WAN”  
port on the base unit and the Ethernet port (RJ45  
socket) in the hotel room.  
Computer  
(if necessary)  
Base unit  
LIf you cannot nd the Ethernet port (RJ45 socket)  
in the hotel room, ask the hotel front desk. In  
some hotels, the wireless Internet connection  
service may be available by using a wireless  
Ethernet bridge prepared by the hotel.  
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AC mains lead  
Ethernet cable  
(not included)  
Internet  
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Connect a separate Ethernet cable to the “LAN”  
port on the base unit and the Ethernet (LAN) port  
on your computer.  
To AC outlet  
AC adaptor  
Ethernet port  
(RJ45 socket)  
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Note:  
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Connect the included AC adaptor to the power port  
and an AC outlet.  
Use only the included Panasonic AC adaptor  
PQWEWP1050 and AC mains lead PSJA1106Y.  
LYou need a separate AC mains lead when  
you use this unit in USA, Canada, Japan,  
Germany and France.  
Ethernet cable (included)  
LThe WAN indicator on the base unit lights in  
steady green or amber.  
Wireless Ethernet bridge  
OR  
 
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2. Installing the base unit  
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2-B While you are at home  
The base unit has 2 modes of operation for use at home: AP (Bridge) mode  
and Router mode.  
AP (Bridge) mode is designed for the case when you have an existing  
router or modem (cable or DSL) with a built-in router.  
Router mode is designed for the case when you only have a standard  
cable or DSL modem.  
With an EXISTING ROUTER or MODEM with a built-in  
ROUTER  
With a MODEM ONLY  
<Router mode>  
If you install the base unit with a modem only, the base unit should be set  
to Router mode. In Router mode, the base unit assigns IP addresses to  
network devices (including wireless devices) as a DHCP server. It also  
protects the network devices from being directly exposed to the WAN. For  
your connection mode, select [DHCP], [Static] or [PPPoE] in Initialization  
Setup (3-A on page 6).  
<AP (Bridge) mode>  
If you install the base unit with your existing router or modem with a  
built-in router, the base unit should be set to AP (Bridge) mode. Select  
[AP (Bridge)] for your connection mode in Initialization Setup (3-A on  
page 6). In AP (Bridge) mode, the base unit connects wireless devices to  
one another and to the LAN, and allows wireless devices to use a DHCP  
server on the LAN. In most cases, routers are equipped with the function  
as the DHCP server.  
Mode selector  
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Mode selector  
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Base unit  
Computer  
(if necessary)  
Base unit  
Computer  
(if necessary)  
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Ethernet cable (not included)  
Ethernet cable (not included)  
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2,5 Cable or  
DSL modem  
Existing router  
Cable or DSL modem  
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Ethernet cable (included)  
Ethernet cable  
(included)  
Internet  
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Internet  
AC mains lead  
To AC outlet  
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AC mains lead  
To AC outlet  
AC adaptor  
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Switch the Mode selector to “HOME”.  
AC adaptor  
Turn off your computer properly and unplug your cable or DSL  
modem’s Mains lead. Unplug any cable connecting the modem to  
your computer. However, the modem needs to remain connected to  
the Internet.  
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Switch the Mode selector to “HOME”.  
Turn off your computer properly. Unplug any cable connecting your  
existing router (or modem with a built-in router) to your computer.  
However, your existing router (or modem with a built-in router) needs  
to remain connected to your cable or DSL modem.  
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Connect the included Ethernet cable to the “WAN” port on the base  
unit and the Ethernet (LAN) port on the modem.  
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Connect the included Ethernet cable to the “WAN” port on the base  
unit and an unused Ethernet (LAN) port on your existing router (or  
modem with a built-in router).  
Connect a separate Ethernet cable to the “LAN” port on the base  
unit and Ethernet (LAN) port on your computer.  
Plug your modem’s power adaptor into an AC outlet.  
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Connect a separate Ethernet cable to the “LAN” port on the base  
unit and the Ethernet (LAN) port on your computer.  
LWait for your modem’s power light to stop ashing before you go  
to the next step. (It may take a few minutes.)  
Connect the included AC adaptor to the power port and an AC outlet.  
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Connect the included AC adaptor to the power port and an AC outlet.  
LThe WAN indicator on the base unit lights in steady green or  
LThe WAN indicator on the base unit lights in steady green or  
amber.  
amber.  
Note:  
Note:  
LUse only the included Panasonic AC adaptor PQWEWP1050 and AC  
mains lead PSJA1106Y.  
LYou need a separate AC mains lead when you use this unit in USA,  
Canada, Japan, Germany and France.  
LUse only the included Panasonic AC adaptor PQWEWP1050 and AC  
mains lead PSJA1106Y.  
LYou need a separate AC mains lead when you use this unit in USA,  
Canada, Japan, Germany and France.  
 
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3 Setting up the base unit  
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Click [Network Connection] on the Top Menu.  
3-A Initialization Setup  
LThe current Internet connection settings and information of the  
wireless connection are displayed.  
When you log in the base unit for the rst time, you must register the  
network settings you use for HOME or HOTEL mode as a prole in  
Initialization Setup using the Web browser on the computer you connected  
to the base unit’s “LAN” port.  
Important:  
LRequired Web browser:  
– Microsoft® Internet Explorer® 6.0 or later for Windows®  
– Mozilla® Firefox® 1.5 or later for Windows  
Operating tips:  
[ ]: The words in the brackets indicate button names displayed on the  
computer screen.  
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After the base unit installation (pages 2-5), turn on the computer you  
connected to the base unit’s “LAN” port.  
Open the Web browser. Enter http://192.168.102.1/ (the base unit’s  
default IP address) or http://kxwpa.webpage in the address eld of the  
browser and press the ENTER key.  
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Click [New Prole] under the New Prole heading.  
LInitialization Setup starts. The Login User Name and Password page is  
displayed.  
LIf you have no specic instructions for the Internet connection from the  
hotel, you can use [Default Prole] for an easy setup. Ask the hotel  
front desk for details. Select [Default Prole] then skip to step 10.  
Select the desired connection mode used in the current mode (HOME or  
HOTEL), then click [Next>].  
When the Mode selector is set to “HOME”:  
LIf you have already set your user name and password, skip to step 4.  
If “Initialization Setup” window is not displayed:  
LInternet connection modes vary according to the Internet service  
provider. Select a connection mode referring to the Internet service  
provider’s setup information.  
LCheck the network setting on your computer. It is necessary to obtain  
an IP address of your computer automatically from a DHCP server.  
See “Obtain an IP address automatically on your computer” in the  
Operating Instructions included in the CD-ROM.  
LSelect [DHCP], [Static] or [PPPoE] if the base unit is installed in  
Router mode.  
Select [AP (Bridge)] if the base unit is installed in AP (Bridge) mode.  
LSometimes it is necessary to set up your Web browser’s proxy server  
to access the base unit. See “Changing the proxy server settings on  
Web browser” in the Operating Instructions included in the CD-ROM.  
[DHCP]  
LAllows the base unit to receive an IP address  
automatically from a DHCP server. This connection  
mode is usually required for use with cable modems.  
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Enter the desired user name and password, then click [Save].  
Important:  
[Static]  
LAllows the base unit to assign a specic IP address.  
LPlease keep your user name and password secure.  
[PPPoE]  
LAllows the base unit to receive an IP address from  
a PPPoE server. This connection mode is usually  
required for use with DSL modems.  
[User Name]  
LThe user name and password can contain 6 to  
15 alphanumeric characters.  
LThe following cannot be used:  
[ ” ], [ ’ ], [&], [<], [>], [ : ], [(space)]  
LUser name and password must be different from  
each other.  
[AP (Bridge)]  
LAllows the base unit to work as an access point when  
you have a router at home.  
[Password]  
When the Mode selector is set to “HOTEL”:  
LUser name and password are case-sensitive.  
[Retype Password]  
LEnter the password again to verify.  
LThe base unit begins restarting and a prompt  
screen with elds for your user name and  
password is displayed.  
LSelect the conection mode as specic instructions for the Internet  
connection from the hotel.  
L[AP (Bridge)] is not available in HOTEL mode.  
[DHCP]  
LAllows the base unit to receive an IP address  
automatically from a DHCP server. DHCP  
conguration is often used in hotel rooms.  
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Enter the user name and password set in step 3. Then click [OK].  
LTop Menu is displayed.  
[Static]  
LAllows the base unit to assign a specic IP address.  
[PPPoE]  
LAllows the base unit to receive an IP address from a  
PPPoE server.  
LA screen with elds for conguring the connection mode you select in  
this step is displayed.  
 
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3. Setting up the base unit  
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Example: When you select [DHCP]  
10 Click [Restart].  
LThe base unit restarts with the Internet connection prole you have just  
saved. When the WAN indicator lights in steady green, the Initialization  
Setup is complete.  
LIn AP (Bridge) mode, you need to restart your computer.  
11 Try to access a website in order to conrm the Internet connection  
setting. Enter http://www.panasonic.co.uk in the address eld of the  
browser and press the ENTER key.  
LIf the Panasonic website is displayed, you have successfully  
connected to the Internet.  
LIf you are in a hotel room, an authorisation for the Internet access may  
be required. Ask the hotel front desk and follow their instructions.  
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Congure the settings referring to the Internet service provider’s setup  
information (or instructions provided by the hotel), then click [Next>].  
LIf your Internet service provider or the hotel you are staying in does not  
specify any of the settings, leave the data elds blank except for MTU  
entry.  
3-B Mode selector  
LThe Save Settings page is displayed.  
Once you have registered the proles for HOME and HOTEL modes in  
Initialization Setup, you can easily select the mode by switching the Mode  
selector to “HOME” or “HOTEL” before turning on the base unit.  
Mode selector  
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Conrm the settings you are about to save, then click [Save].  
LThe setting that you have just congured are saved as prole No. 1  
(HOME mode) or No. 2 (HOTEL mode) according to the position of  
the Mode selector. The prole is automatically named “Automatic  
generation” and saved.  
3-C Using your computer on a wireless LAN  
The 15 character device-specic network name (SSID) and 13  
alphanumeric character 128 bit encryption network key (WEP) are set to  
factory defaults. These factory default setting values are shown on the  
included Wireless LAN sticker. If you use your computer on a wireless  
LAN, use the values on the sticker to set the wireless LAN conguration  
on your computer. To set your computer to be used on a wireless LAN, see  
the manual for the computer you use.  
Note:  
LTo use your computer on a wireless LAN, a wireless LAN card needs to  
be installed on your computer.  
4 Setting up the handset  
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Battery charge  
4-A Battery installation  
Connect the included charge cable to the CHARGE port of the handset.  
Connect the other end to the CHARGE port of the base unit that is  
connected to the power supply.  
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Press the notch of the handset cover rmly, and  
slide it in the direction of the arrow.  
Charge the battery for 6 hours before initial use.  
Insert the battery (  
it snaps into position (  
handset cover (  
A), and press it down until  
LWhile charging, the charge indicator on the handset lights in red. When  
the battery is fully charged, the indicator goes out.  
B). Then close the  
).  
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Charge indicator  
CHARGE ports  
C
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To AC outlet  
D
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Important:  
LUse only the rechargeable Panasonic battery.  
Charge cable  
Handset stand  
 
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4. Setting up the handset  
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{Menu} (middle soft key)  
Settingsi {Select}  
Time and Datei {Select}  
Select the desired setting.  
Starting up for the second time  
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Press and hold {}} for 2 seconds to turn on the handset.  
LThe handset starts searching for available networks. If any networks  
you normally use are already in your preferred networks list, the  
handset automatically connects to one of the networks in the list.  
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After a network connection is complete, select “Sign in to Skype”.  
i {Select}  
LIf the handset is set to “Auto sign in” and you did not sign out  
the previous time, the Idle screen appears instead of the “Sign in”  
screen and steps 3 and 4 are skipped.  
Time zone  
Summer time  
Time  
Select the desired item. i {Select}  
Select “Standard” or “Summer time”. i {Select}  
Enter the current hour and minute (24-hour clock/  
12-hour clock format) by selecting 2 digits for each.  
For 12-hour clock, press {*} to select “AM” or “PM”.  
i {OK}  
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Enter your Skype name. i {OK} i Enter your password. i {OK}  
Press {Yes} or {No} to decide whether to sign in automatically from the  
next time on.  
Time format  
Date  
Select “24 hour clock” or “12 hour clock”. i  
{Select}  
The default is set to “24 hour clock”.  
LThe Idle screen appears.  
Enter the current day, month and year by selecting  
2 digits for day and month, and 4 digits for year. i  
{OK}  
4-C Setting the time and date  
Set the correct time and date before you start using the handset.  
Date format  
Select the desired format. i {Select}  
LChanging “Time zone” and “Summer time” sets the displayed time  
forward or backward. When you set the time and date for the rst time,  
set the time after all the other time and date settings.  
Note:  
LIf you make a mistake when entering the time and date, press {<} or {>}  
to move the cursor, then make the correction.  
5 Menus  
5-A Main menu  
Skype’s Main menu provides 7 menus as shown below.  
Settings  
Congure handset settings.  
LNetwork: Search for networks, manage preferred  
networks list, and set auto-connection to open networks.  
LGeneral: Change your password*1, set auto sign-in*1,  
update software, and reset handset settings.  
LCall divert*1: Set call forwarding, Voicemail and  
welcome message.  
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{Menu} (middle soft key)  
Select the desired menu. i {Select}  
LPrivacy*1: Restrict incoming calls to those you specify.  
LTones: Set the ringer type, tone, volume, notication  
tone, Keypad tone and out of service tone.  
LTime and Date: Set the time zone, summer time,  
time, time format, date and date format.  
Contacts*1  
History*1  
Status*1  
View a list of Skype and SkypeOut™ contacts with their  
current Skype status.  
View history of missed calls, incoming calls, outgoing  
calls, Voicemails and authorization requests.  
LBlocked users*1: View blocked users list and  
unblock users you desire.  
Dene your personal Skype settings.  
LChange status: Change your Skype online status.  
LMy prole: Change your prole details.  
LSign out: Sign out of Skype.  
LPhone settings: Register the handset to the base  
unit and adjust the brightness of the handset display.  
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Information: View handset information such as product  
Add contact*1  
Search*1  
Services*1  
Add Skype and SkypeOut contacts to your contact list.  
Search for Skype contacts over the Internet.  
ID, software/rmware versions and MAC address.  
LAdvanced: Set the notication for software update and  
set network proxy.  
View Skype credit, SkypeIn™ and Voicemail information.  
*1 Available only when you are signed in to Skype.  
5-B Idle mode option screen  
Change status*2 *3  
My prole*2  
Sign out*2  
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{Options}  
Change your Skype online status.  
Select the desired menu. i {Select}  
LFunctions available in the menu depend on whether  
you are signed in to Skype.  
Change your Skype prole details.  
Sign out of Skype.  
View networks  
View a list of networks found within range.  
View network connection information.  
Network details  
*1 Either is displayed according to the current silent mode setting.  
*2 Available only when you are signed in to Skype.  
*3 You can also access to the “Change status” menu by pressing {^}  
while in the Idle screen.  
Silent*1  
Sounds on*1  
Set the silent mode to on.  
Set the silent mode to off.  
 
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6 Managing contacts  
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Enter the name (Skype name or full name) or E-mail address to search  
for (max. 50 characters; see section 6-C on this page for information on  
entering text). i {OK}  
LYou can also search for a contact by entering a part of the name.  
LThe contacts containing the entered characters are listed.  
6-A Adding contacts  
You can add up to 500 contacts to your contact list. 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.  
Select the desired Skype contact.  
LTo view the contact’s prole, press {View}.  
LTo call the contact, press {{} or {s}.  
Adding Skype contacts  
LTo access options, press {Options} and select the desired option. i  
{Select}  
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{Menu} (middle soft key)  
Add contacti {Select}  
Skypei {OK}  
More results  
View the next 20 results.  
Previous results  
Search again  
View the previous 20 results.  
Search again with another keyword.  
Add the contact to your contact list.  
View the contact’s prole.  
Enter the Skype name (max. 32 characters; see  
section 6-C on page 14 for information on entering  
text). i {OK}  
Add to contacts  
View prole  
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Press {Yes} to add the contact to your list and to authorize the contact  
to see when you are online.  
LPress {No} to add the contact without the authorization.  
LIf you previously sent an authorization request to the same user and  
6-C Text entry  
the user accepted your request, skip steps 6 and 7, then press {OK}.  
The dial keys are used to enter characters and numbers. Each dial key  
has multiple characters assigned to it. Use the following character table for  
reference when you enter characters or numbers.  
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Press {OK} to send an authorization request to the added contact.  
Enter text to send with the request (max. 200 characters). i {OK}  
Note:  
Character table  
LYou can also search and add Skype contacts from the “Search” menu  
Phone No.  
entry screen  
(6-B on this page).  
Text entry screen  
Key  
Lowercase  
(abc)  
Uppercase Numeric Hexadecimal Numeric  
Adding SkypeOut numbers  
You can add non-Skype (SkypeOut) numbers to your contact list. SkypeOut  
numbers are listed with “  
(ABC)  
(123)  
(HEX)  
(123)  
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{6}  
{7}  
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Add contacti {Select}  
SkypeOut numberi {OK}  
Contacts namei {Select}  
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Space*1  
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Space*1  
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Enter the phone number (max. 20 digits) in the following way (even for  
local calls):  
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+ (Press  
+ (Press  
and hold)  
and hold)*1  
“country code” + “area code” + “local phone number” i {OK}  
Change character entry mode  
Line feed*1  
{*}  
{#}  
*
Example (using the country code “1” for calling USA): + 1 555 321 5555  
#
L“+” (international prex) is automatically added.  
LFor some countries, you may need to exclude “0” at the beginning of  
the area code.  
*1 Valid depending on the text entry screen.  
LTo correct a digit, press {CLEAR}.  
Basic operation  
LTo move the cursor, press {<} or {>}.  
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{Save}  
LTo enter another character located on the same dial key, leave for a  
second after pressing the dial key, so that the cursor automatically moves  
to the right.  
6-B Searching for Skype contacts  
LTo change the character entry mode, press {*} repeatedly to shift  
through Lowercase (abc), Uppercase (ABC), Numeric (123) and  
Hexadecimal (HEX) modes. (Changing the character entry mode is  
invalid when you enter phone numbers.)  
You can search the Skype directory for your desired Skype contacts over  
the Internet so that you can call, add to your contact list, or view the proles  
of the contacts.  
LPress {*} to switch between uppercase and lowercase just after entering  
a character.  
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{Menu} (middle soft key)  
Searchi {Select}  
LTo enter symbols while in the text entry screen, press {Symbol} and  
select the desired symbol, then press {Insert}.  
(The available symbols differ depending on the text entry screen.)  
LTo edit/correct a mistake, press {<} or {>} to move the cursor to the  
character or number you want to erase, then press {CLEAR}. Enter the  
appropriate character or number.  
 
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7 Making / answering calls  
Example (using the country code “1” for calling USA):  
+ 1 555 321 5555  
7-A Making Skype calls  
L“+” (international prex) is automatically added.  
LFor some countries, you may need to exclude “0” at the beginning of  
Using the contact list  
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{CONTACTS}  
the area code.  
LTo correct a digit, press {CLEAR}.  
Select the desired Skype contact. i {{}  
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{{}  
LYou can search for a contact by entering a part of the display name.  
Press the dial keys to enter the name, then press {^} or {V} to select  
the desired contact from the candidates.  
When you are nished talking, press {}}.  
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Note:  
When you are nished talking, press {}}.  
7-C Answering calls  
LIn step 1, you can also press {Menu} (middle soft key). i Contacts”  
i {Select}  
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Press {{} or {s}.  
When you are nished talking, press {}}.  
Using History  
The following events are logged in the “History” menu: 50 missed calls,  
20 incoming calls, 20 outgoing calls, 100 Voicemails and 20 authorization  
requests.  
To reject the call:  
While the handset is ringing, press {}}.  
Temporary ringer off:  
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{Menu} (middle soft key)  
While the handset is ringing, press {Silent}.  
Historyi {Select}  
7-D Useful features during a call  
Select the desired list. i {Select}  
Select the desired log. i {{}  
LIf you select a Voicemail log, press {Options}.  
i Calli {Select}  
Feature  
Using the  
speakerphone  
Operation  
Press {s} during a call.  
LTo switch to the receiver, press {s} or {{}.  
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When you are nished talking, press {}}.  
Reciver/Speaker Press {^} or {V} repeatedly during a call.  
volume  
Note:  
LIn step 1, you can also press {{} to access the outgoing calls list. i  
Press {<} or {>} to switch between the outgoing calls, incoming calls  
and missed calls lists, then skip to step 4.  
Hold  
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Press {Hold} during a call.  
To release hold, press {Resume} or {{}.  
Press {MUTE} during a call.  
Mute  
To return to the conversation, press {MUTE} or {{}.  
7-B Making regular phone calls (SkypeOut)  
Call waiting  
Press {Answer} to answer the 2nd call after the call  
waiting tone.  
SkypeOut is a way to make calls from Skype to persons who use landlines  
or mobile phones. You must have Skype credit to make SkypeOut calls.  
For more information, please visit http://www.skype.com/  
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To switch between calls, press {Switch}.  
To resume conversation, press {Resume}.  
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Enter the phone number in the following way (even for local calls):  
“country code” + “area code” + “local phone number”  
8 Troubleshooting  
For other troubleshooting, please see the Operating Instructions included  
in the CD-ROM. You can also get up-to-date support information from our  
Problem  
I cannot make a call.  
Cause/solution  
• Conrm the Ethernet cable is properly  
connected (pages 2-5).  
• If you cannot access Internet Web pages using  
your computer, check to see if your Internet  
service provider is having connection problems  
in your area.  
• Double-check your device connections against  
the installation instructions (pages 2-5). The  
order in which you turn on the devices is very  
important.  
• Many installation issues can be resolved by  
resetting all the equipment. First, power down  
your modem, base unit, router (if you have  
one), and computer. Then, turn the devices  
back on one at a time in this order: modem,  
router, base unit, computer. If you use the  
PPPoE connection, it may take a few minutes  
or more to reset the PPPoE connection.  
Problem  
Cause/solution  
The unit does not work. • Make sure the battery is installed correctly and  
fully charged (pages 8-9).  
• Check the connections (pages 2-5).  
• Unplug the base unit’s AC adaptor to reset the  
unit. Reconnect the adaptor and try again.  
• The handset has not been registered to the  
base unit. Register the handset (refer to the  
Operating Instructions included in the CD-  
ROM).  
The Top menu of  
the base unit is not  
displayed.  
• Conrm the new IP address by using the  
handset. Select “Network details” in the  
Idle mode option screen (5-B on page 11).  
Enter the displayed IP address in the address  
eld of the browser after http://.  
 
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