User manual BT YOUR PHONE

[. . . ] Your Phone Select Services Telephone User guide Please open this page for an `At a glance' guide to Your Phone. Please open this page for a further `At a glance' guide to Your Phone. At a glance Start button A Lets you store numbers under the one-touch memory buttons. See page 9, 11, 16 One-touch Select Service buttons Allows one-touch dialling of Select Service codes. See page 18, 19, 20 Clear button Lets you delete entries from the caller display list. See page 15 Display Shows Caller Display information, stored/ dialled phone numbers. [. . . ] If you are connected to a PBX (Private Branch Exchange), contact your PBX supplier for further information. The recall button is also used for BT Select Services, see page 18. Connecting to a switchboard/PBX Your Phone is compatible with switchboard/PBX's using Timed Break Recall. For further help and advice with this, contact BT on Freefone 0800 800 154. L 12 Using Caller Display In order for Your Phone to receive and display messages and produce a distinctive ring, you must subscribe to the BT Caller Display Service. For more information, call BT on Freefone 0800 800 150. Incoming calls When a call is received, incoming information will be displayed on screen for 20 seconds. If the call also contains a text message, the display will show the caller's number with the message alternately every 5 seconds. Your Phone telephone receives and displays caller information transmitted over the BT network. In most cases, this information includes the caller's phone number, date and the time the call was received. As Your Phone receives calls, it automatically stores the caller's phone numbers in a `calls list', and numbers them in the order they were received. The number is dialled automatically. To delete an entry in the calls list 1 Lift the handset. 6 seconds until the display shows LIST EMPTIED. All information in the calls list has been deleted. Information stored in the calls list can be erased during a call. 2 Press the UP or DOWN button until the number you want to call is displayed. Clr 3 Press the CLEAR button twice. The current entry is deleted. 15 Using Caller Display To store a number in the calls list as a Quickdial memory 6 The display shows ENTER NAME. 7 Enter the name associated with You can store a number directly under any of your phone's memory buttons. 1 Lift the handset. Display shows the stored number (up to 12 characters). Use the keypad to type in letters by pressing the number button which contains the letter you want. For more details see page 9. B ON LINE. The first arrow light comes on. 2 Press the UP or DOWN button until the number you want to call is displayed. A 8 Press B to confirm. The display shows STORED. A C 3 Press the A button. You hear a single beep. 9 Within 10 seconds press A to store or the C button to dial 0-9 4 Press the KEYPAD button 0-9 Friends and Family service. For more details see page 9. under which you want to store the number. B 5 Press the B button. The fourth arrow light will go out. 16 Using Caller Display Message display Your phone's display can show text messages received from the Caller Display service. These messages are as follows: Display INT'L UNAVAILABLE Definition International - the call received was from outside the UK The caller's exchange/network does not offer a Caller Display Service. The caller has stopped their number from being sent. Or the call has been made by a private switchboard. The caller is ringing in response to your ringback request If Your Phone does not recognise the information contained within the caller display message, it will show NO NUMBER rather than a message which may contain errors. [. . . ] Do not stand it on carpets or other surfaces which generate fibres, or place it in locations which prevent the free flow of air over its surfaces. Warning The apparatus is designed to be operated only in a normal office or domestic environment where the relative humidity does not exceed 60%. It should not be used in bathrooms or near water. Connecting to the UK network Your Phone is tested and approved for connection to the UK network, provided it is used in accordance with the guidelines in this booklet. [. . . ]