User manual BT RELATE 550

[. . . ] · 2 screws and wallplugs. Important: Before you use your Relate 550 Plan the location of the telephone. The following point should be considered. · The Relate 550 should be within two metres of the phone socket. A new-style phone socket is needed. You can store up to 10 of your most important, or regularly used numbers, and then dial them by pressing just one button for each. [. . . ] The ARROW indicators will glow to lead you through the memory store sequence. If your phone is unplugged from its socket, the memory will hold the stored numbers for 5 minutes. If unplugged for more than 5 minutes, the numbers may be lost and you will need to re-programme. 2 To dial numbers stored in the memory · Pick up the handset. · Press the MEMORY button of the number you wish to call. · Relate 550 will dial the number automatically. · When the call in answered, proceed with your conversation and replace the handset on completion. To change numbers stored in the memory Using Call My Bill and button C as extra memory stores To re-programme Call My Bill and button C · Pick up the handset and lift the directory label. A · Press START button A (a single `beep' will be heard). To change or replace telephone numbers stored in the MEMORY, simply repeat the process used for storing the original numbers, but key in the new number. The number stored in that location is automatically replaced with the new one you are entering. Call My Bill C · Press button C or CALL MY BILL button. · Key in the phone number you wish to store (up to 16 digits). B Additional features To redial a telephone number at the touch of a button REDIAL · Press button B to confirm (two `beeps' will be heard). · Replace the handset and directory label. To restore button Call My Bill and button C (to factory setting) · Pick up the handset. · The last dialled number is redialled automatically. Using the secrecy button Using the SECRECY button allows you to talk to · Pick up the handset and lift the directory label. · Press START button A (a single `beep' will be heard). · Press button C or CALL MY BILL button twice. · Press button B to confirm (two `beeps' will be heard). · Replace the handset and directory label. Using the recall button RECALL someone in the same room whilst on a call, without the person on the other end of the line hearing your conversation. SECRECY If your Relate 550 is connected to a PBX, the RECALL button enables you to use features provided by the switchboard. Please contact your communications manager or PBX supplier for details. The RECALL button can also be used in conjunction with BT Select Services. If you are connected to a digital exchange, you can subscribe to a range of useful BT Select Services. If you wish to subscribe to any of these, or need further information, contact BT on FREEfone 0800 800 152 (residential customers) or FREEfone 0800 800 154 (business customers), 8am to 6pm, Monday to Friday. · During a call, press and release the SECRECY button. You will now be able to talk without the person on the other end of the line hearing your conversation. · Release the SECRECY button again to continue your call. Using the `Call my bill' function Have your account number ready for reference; this is available on your phone bill. Using your Relate 550 with a PBX Call My Bill · Pick up the handset. · Listen to the billing information about your last phone bill. · Replace the handset. 3 If your Relate 550 is to be connected to switchboard, make sure that the switchboard uses Timed Break Recall. [. . . ] To determine how many telephones and devices can be connected to your line, add together all the RENs of all the apparatus you wish to connect. If this total exceeds 4, they might not ring or operate correctly. The REN of your Relate 550 and the majority of telephones in the UK (unless otherwise marked) is 1. 4 Offices in Europe, North America, Japan and Asia Pacific. The telecommunications services described in this publication are subject to availability and may be modified from time to time. Services and equipment are provided subject to British Telecommunications plc's respective standard conditions of contract. [. . . ]