User manual BT CONVERSE 1200

[. . . ] Fit the desk mounting plinth if required by positioning the plinth over the lugs and pushing it down into place, as shown by the blue arrows. Getting started 7 4. The Mode switch on the underside of your BT Converse 1300 is pre-set to TB for tone dialling with timed break recall. If your phone does not work, try setting the dialling mode to P or T. P = Pulse dialling with earth recall. T = Tone dialling with earth recall. If you are not sure which setting to use, please contact your service provider or switchboard manager. [. . . ] Lift the handset or press , or The number on screen is dialled. Using the phone 13 Save a number from the redial list to the directory When reviewing the redial list you can store a number to the directory. (When you store your very first entry in the directory you will not need to press ). The display shows Entry Saved. Secrecy During a call, you can talk to someone nearby without your caller hearing you. The red secrecy light is illuminated and your caller cannot hear you although you will still be able to hear them. The red secrecy light will switch off. Secrecy works in handset, headset and handsfree modes. 14 Using the phone IMPORTANT If you are not using the power supply provided, you will need to fit batteries (page 6) to use the message waiting feature. If your BT Converse 1300 is connected to a switchboard, this feature only works with compatible models. Message Waiting switch Your Converse 1300 is preset to work with BT's 1571 on normal exchange lines. If your telephone is connected to a switchboard you may need to change the switch setting on the base of the phone. Try it on setting 1571, then, if it doesn't work, try the other settings. Typically, position MW1 is for an ISDX type switch, but if the light stays on permanently use MW2. Typically, position MW3 is for an SX 2000 type switch. Message waiting 1. 118500/118707 Calls BT's residential or business directory enquiry service. Compatibility and availability of services If you are connected to a switchboard, these network features will not be available. However, if the switchboard provides similar features you can store the appropriate codes in place of the pre-set ones. If you are not connected to the BT network, some of these services may not be available. Please contact your Network Provider. 24 BT Calling Features Call Divert Call Diversion services may allow other divert options. Check with your Network provider for details You can divert all incoming calls to another number of your choice Switch Call Diversion on 1. Enter the number you want calls diverted to then press and listen for confirmation of your instructions. Scroll to Call Diversion Off and press Wait for the number to be dialled and listen for confirmation. Press . For further information, see the BT Calling Features User Guide supplied when you subscribe to the services of your choice. BT Calling Features 25 Reset If you change the pre-stored BT Calling Features numbers, you can reinstate the original numbers at any time by re-setting your phone to its original settings. These are: Ringer tone Ringer volume Earpiece volume Handsfree volume Headset volume Time Date Contrast Reset your phone 1. The display will show Memory Tone 2 Level 3 Level 1 Level 3 Level 1 12. 01pm 01. 01. 04 Level 2 Reset and then return to idle. Connecting to a switchboard You can store the access code required to get an outside line. This code will be dialled automatically when you call numbers from your directory, calls list or redial list. [. . . ] We recommend that you contact BT's approved repair agent, TecLogic on 08702 405029 or a local qualified repairer. Returning your phone Where possible, pack the product in its original packaging. (Please note, we cannot take responsibility for goods damaged in transit. ) Please obtain and keep proof of posting from the Post Office or carrier. Accessories and replacement items For a full range of accessories and replacement items for BT products, please call 0872 240 5522, or visit www. withandwithoutwires. com Technical information How many telephones can you have? [. . . ]