Overview

The phone has a volume control, a boost button for additional volume and a tone control with 3 settings: natural, treble and bass. The treble setting produces a substantial boost to the high pitched speech frequencies, which may be ideal for some users. The volume boost feature is also automatically switched off when a call is ended, so it is not possible to accidentally have the handset on at full volume plus boost when answering or making a call. This is a useful safety feature in mixed hearing homes.

Features

The handset ringer also has a good range of ringer tones and melodies (10 in total) and there are 5 volume settings.

• Handset loudness (up to 108dB) 
• Volume control (5 settings)
• Boost button
• Handset tone control (equaliser) with 3 settings (Natural, Bass & Treble)
• Hearing aid compatible
• Handset ringer volume (off and 5 volume settings, up to 70dB)
• Base ringer volume (off and 5 volume settings, up to 66db)
• Handset and base ring tones (10 ringer melodies)
• Hands-free function (5 volume settings)
• Display contrast with white backlight
• Text/font size: 11mm
• Two direct dial buttons (M1 & M2)
• Nine two-touch memories
• 20 number phonebook
• Priority call alert ? you can select one phone number that rings differently from the rest when they call you.
• Redial button (5 most recently dialled)
• Pre-dialling option
• Paging button
• Mute (outgoing speech)
• Keypad lock
• Low battery warning, symbol shown on display and audible warning tone available
• Out of range warning
• Call timer
• Alarm clock facility
• Standby time up to 100 hours and continuous talk-time up to 10 hours
• Operating range up to 300m (outdoors), up to 50m (indoors)
• Call transfer of external calls (when using several handsets)
• Clock
• Alarm
• Buttons can make a sound when you press them
• 1 year warranty