User manual BT SYNERGY

[. . . ] See page 32 Intercom C V Z Redial S Quickdial Press to display and dial the last number called. See page 19 Quickdial Charger Charging light Comes on when a handset is in the cradle. Enables you to store and dial up to 10 numbers in the memory for shared use and up to 10 for personal use. See page 15/16 1 2 Menu options First press CALL DIVERT See page 33. Second press Options SET- UP Set-up allows you to change the original settings of your telephone e. g. [. . . ] SHARED or PERSONAL), if it is not, change it by following the steps on page 15. Quickdial · Press and release the QUICKDIAL button. Display shows the first quickdial location 0 plus the number stored under that location. · Press the button to move to the stored number that you want to edit. · Press the # button to delete the existing digits from the right. The display shows STORED and the handset beeps. To dial a quickdial number This dials from the quickdial memory, SHARED or PERSONAL, which is currently selected. Quickdial 0-9 · Press the TALK button. · Press the location 0-9 where the quickdial number you want is stored. The number is dialled. 17 Making intercom calls You can make intercom calls between handsets registered to the same base station. To call another handset. Inte rco m 1-6 · Press the INTERCOM button. If there is no answer after 30 seconds, the call is ended. To answer an intercom call. · The handset rings. Display shows INT CALL (display flashes INT) and the number of the handset calling you. Inte rco m · Press the INTERCOM button. Or · Lift the handset off the charger or base station . To end an intercom call Inte rco m · Press the INTERCOM button. Or · Replace the handset on the charger or base station. 19 Making and receiving intercom calls while on an external call To make an intercom call During an external call, you may want to consult with another handset user: Inte rco m 1-6 · Press the INTERCOM button. Your external call is put on hold and they will hear a series of on-hold beeps. · Press the INTERCOM button to end the intercom call. To receive an intercom call During an external call: Inte rco m · You hear the call waiting tone in the earpiece. The display flashes (INT), then shows INT CALL and the number of the handset calling you. · Press the INTERCOM button to answer the call and to put your external call on hold. · You are now automatically returned back to the intercom call. · To end this call press the INTERCOM button. 21 Please note: If you place the handset back on the charger unit or base station, and the other handset does not answer, your handset will ring after 30 seconds. When you answer you will be reconnected to the original caller To put intercom and external calls on hold. When you have two calls on the same line, you can put them both on hold: Inte rco m · Press the button until the display shows HOLD CALLS. · Press the TALK button to speak to your external caller or press the INTERCOM button to speak to your intercom caller. 23 setting (SHORT, MED, or LONG). You have two seconds to press the 0 button before the display returns to GUARD ON. Note. If the handset ringer has been switched off, the display will show SILENT instead of GUARD ON. Dialling emergency numbers when the keypad guard is on. To dial any of the emergency numbers · Enter the number you want in full · Press the TALK button. 29 To view your personal emergency numbers · · · · Press the button until the display shows SET UP. To scroll through the numbers press the button until the number you wish to view is displayed. [. . . ] If the power fails This equipment is not designed for making emergency calls when the power fails. Alternative arrangements should be made for access to emergency services. How many phones can you have? All items of telephone equipment have a Ringer Equivalence Number (REN), which is used to calculate the number of items that may be connected to any one telephone line. Any other instrument provided by BT may be assumed to have a REN of 1 unless stated otherwise. A total REN of 4 is allowed. 45 Technical specification Standard DECT/GAP Number of channels 120 duplex channels Radio frequency range 1880 MHz to 1900 MHz Duplex method Time-division multiplexing. [. . . ]