User manual BT DECOR 1100

[. . . ] · · Please note You will still be able to make and receive calls without the batteries fitted. Low battery indication If the batteries are low, the 1571 button will flash to warn you that they need replacing. Turn the phone over, and remove the battery compartment cover by pressing in on the plastic clip and lifting the cover off. Insert the batteries making sure to follow the polarity markings shown inside the battery compartment and replace the cover. P TE TB Mode Ringer R1 R2 R3 Hi Lo Off Ringer Vol. · Warning When you change the batteries please ensure the phone is disconnected from the telephone line. If you need any assistance with your product, please visit www. bt. com/producthelp 3 Getting started Connecting the handset to the base Turn the phone over and connect the curly handset cord into the socket marked with the symbol. Removing the base plinth (optional) Your BT Decor 1100 will come with the base plinth already attached. [. . . ] Press the memory location number (1, 2 or 3), in which you want to store the number. Enter the telephone number you want to store including the area code. Please note that the number can be no longer than 32 digits. 5. Press the memory location number in which the number you want is stored (1, 2 or 3). To insert a pause in a memory number Sometimes you may need to enter a pause when storing a number, e. g. with an overseas number you may need to enter a pause after storing the international code. Press and hold (for approx 1. 5 seconds) the place where you want to enter a pause. button in the When you dial the number your BT Decor 1100 will automatically insert the pause where you stored it. If you need any assistance with your product, please visit www. bt. com/producthelp 9 Using your phone Quickdial memories You can store a further 10 telephone numbers in the Quickdial memories. There is a quickdial memory card located under the handset on your BT Decor 1100 which can be used to keep a record of your quickdial memory numbers / contact names. Lift the plastic plate up and you can write on the label. Please note that quickdial numbers can be a maximum of 32 digits long. To store a number in the Quickdial memory 1. The red secrecy light will flash. The Store button is located underneath the one-touch memory card. You will need to remove the card and plastic plate before you can access it. 3. Using the keypad, enter a memory location number between 0 and 9 in which you want to store the number. Using the keypad, enter the memory location number between 0 and 9 in which the number is stored. Press the memory location number (0-9) or the one-touch memory button (1, 2 or 3) in which you have stored the number you wish to delete. You will hear a confirmation tone. If you need any assistance with your product, please visit www. bt. com/producthelp 10 Using your phone 5. Alternatively, any existing number stored in the Quickdial or One-Touch memory can be overwritten by entering a new number in the same memory location. Simply follow the instructions for storing numbers as previously shown. Place the handset back on the receiver at any time to cancel storing. You can mix manual and memory dialling as required, for example, you can dial the area code 020 8304 from the memory and then complete the number manually. If an error occurs while storing a number you will hear three short beeps, then your BT Decor 1100 will return to talk mode. If you unplug your BT Decor 1100 the numbers stored in the memory will be saved. However, the last number redial memory will be lost. 1571 Voice mail indication If you have subscribed to BT Answer 1571 or Call Minder, your BT Decor 1100 will indicate when you have received a voice message by the flashing messages light. BT Answer 1571 and Call Minder are invisible answer machines located at your local exchange which will take messages when you are out, engaged on another call or on the Internet. [. . . ] All items of telephone equipment have a Ringer Equivalence Number (REN), which is used to calculate the number of items which may be connected to any one telephone line. A total REN of 4 is allowed, if the total REN of 4 is exceeded, the telephones may not ring. With different telephone types there is no guarantee of ringing, even when the REN is less than 4. Switchboard compatibility This product is intended for use within the UK for connection to the public telephone network and compatible switchboards, which support tone dialling and time break recall. [. . . ]