User manual SWEEX IP001

[. . . ] If despite this manual you still experience problems during installation or operation of this product, go to www. sweex. com and look under the heading service & support. Contents of the box Prior to installation, check if all required parts are present. The following parts must be present in the box: · USB Internet phone · CD-ROM including drivers and extensive manual If one of the above parts is missing, please contact the supplier. Specifications · Suitable for PC to PC and PC to telephone connections · Supports: USB 1. 1, no sound card needed · Bus powered · Caller ID for VoIP calls · LCD and LED display · Echo and noise suppression · Full duplex communication · Key sounds · Pause dial tone function System requirements · Computer system with 200 MHz or higher processor speeds · USB 1. 1 or 2. 0 connection · 64 MB RAM memory · 10 MB or more hard disk space · Operating system Windows 98SE/2000/XP · Internet connection In order to use the Sweex Internet phone successfully, you must use suitable software such as SkypeTM. We do not need to emphasise that you need to have an active Internet connection in order to successfully make calls with other users. 4 SWEEX. COM English version Important! [. . . ] In the list that subsequently appears, select SkyWin Software. 6 SWEEX. COM English version Windows XP display In the Start Menu, select the options Configuration Screen - Software. In the list that subsequently appears, select SkyWin Software and click on 'Change/Remove'. Connecting the Sweex USB Internet phone As soon as the drivers have been installed and the computer has been restarted, the Sweex USB Internet phone can be connected to an available USB port. Windows will automatically recognise the telephone and activate the correct drivers. To ensure that the Sweex USB Internet phone functions correctly, you must check the sound settings of SkypeTM. Start SkypeTM and select Settings in the Actions Menu. On the left, select Audio Devices and for Incoming, Outgoing and Via, select the Sweex USB Internet phone (CW6611 or USB audio device). 7 English version Using the Sweex USB Internet phone to make calls In order to call another Skype user, you must select this user on the Contacts page and then click on the call button. This way, you can directly call someone with the Sweex USB Internet phone. In order to be able to use this option, you must first buy call credit. Once you have SkypeOut call credit, you must follow the instructions below to make a call. Note: when you want to make a call to a Dutch phone number while in the Netherlands, you must still enter the country code. SkypeOut 011 Country code 31 Area code 15 Subscriber's number 7501750 To answer a call When the Sweex USB Internet phone rings to indicate an incoming call, you press to answer the call or to reject the call. Setting the functions When no call is made, press the · Contacts · Miss list · Call list · Options key to open the function menu. You have four options within this menu: Contacts As soon as this menu option appears in the display, you press the key again. You can now use the Up and Down keys to browse through the list of contacts. By pressing the Info key, detailed information about the contact will appear. By pressing the key, the contact will be called. Missed calls As soon as this menu option appears in the display, you press the browse through the list. You can use the Up and Down keys to 8 SWEEX. COM English version Call list As soon as this menu option appears in the display, you press the to browse through the list. You can use the Up and Down keys Options As soon as this menu option appears in the display, you press the key again to view the various options and to change them. [. . . ] Question 2 I cannot hear a voice when music is played via the computer. Under the options Playing Back Sound and Recording Sound, set your sound card as the default device. Warranty All articles that are carried under the name Sweex have a 3-year term of guarantee. Only the Sweex Digital photo and video cameras have a 2-year term of guarantee. [. . . ]