User manual BT SYNERGY 2100

[. . . ] Synergy 2100 Additional handset and charger User Guide This equipment is not designed for making emergency telephone calls when the power fails. Alternative arrangements should be made for access to emergency services. This product is intended for connection to analogue public switched telephone networks and private switchboards in the United Kingdom. C R AL EG L IS ER TE TE DI RS YO LEP ED PL N U HO T AY ET M N O I S D WO US E A TH O IS R T N E N P YO LA K P SU SW SY LY NA B W UR Y S RO SC ER ER VA IL S E V R IN G IL IN L D YN RV IDE IBE G M Y AB FO IS E IC R T A 21 L R PL RG E B 'S C O CH 50 E W M A Y E AY I D H AT Y 2 FO L O N IG E IO TH 10 R LE UR E. ITA N N IS 0 E R L Please open this page for an `at a glance' guide to your Synergy 2100. Please open this page for a further `at a glance'guide to your Synergy 2100. Please open this page for a further `at a glance'guide to your Synergy 2100. At a glance Options Del Opens the set up menu. [. . . ] You cannot de-register the handset you are using from the base station you are using. Options Del SETTING UP Until display flashes Base setting. Enter the 4-digit base station PIN, the pre-set PIN is 0000. Until the display shows Options PIN Please note You can change the 4 digit base station PIN, see your main user guide for details Options Del Remove HS. 13 Options Del Until the handset number you want to de-register is flashing. You will hear a confirmation tone and the display will return to Remove HS. Press to return to standby mode. Options 14 Using your Synergy 2100 additional handset All of the features of the Synergy 2120 and Synergy 2150 are available on your Synergy 2100, depending on which base station you have your additional handset registered to. Please refer to your main user guide for operational instructions. To switch your handset ON and OFF USING ADDITIONAL HANDSET Press the END button to end the call. To transfer an external call to another handset Int KEYPAD Press buttons in the order shown Secrecy Press and hold the POWER button until the display goes blank. The display flashes Searching and then shows the standby screen. Your caller is put on hold and you hear the dialling tone. Enter the handset number to which you want to transfer the call. When the handset is answered press the END button and the call is transferred. If the handset is not answered, press the INT button to speak to the caller again. Secrecy To call another handset Press the INT button. Display shows the INT symbol and Int Internal. Enter the handset number you want. Display shows the number and the called handset rings. 15 To hold a three-way conversation You can talk to one external call and another internal caller at the same time on your Synergy handset. During a call with an external caller: Your caller is put on hold and you hear a tone. Enter the handset number to which you want to transfer the call. Press and hold the # button for a few seconds until the display clears. You can now start your three-way conversations. Del To use handsfree This function lets you keep your hands free, for example, to take notes, It also enables others in the same room to hear and join in the call. Note: This function is only Int KEYPAD available if you have a Synergy 2150 base station. When making your call the L is displayed on the handset. The loudspeaker symbol will be displayed. You will now hear your caller on the handset speaker. The number flashing is the current setting. [. . . ] If you have any difficulties, contact BT on 154. Generally, Synergy 2100 can be connected to any switchboard where a simple modern telephone can be used to make and receive calls. Synergy 2100 is suitable for connection to switchboards which return secondary proceed indication. 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 which may be connected to any one telephone line. Any other instrument provided by BT may be assumed to have a REN of 1 unless otherwise stated. [. . . ]