User manual BT CONVERSE 425

[. . . ] User Guide BT CONVERSE 425 This product is intended for connection to analogue public switched telephone networks and private switchboards in the United Kingdom. BT Converse 425 ~ Issue 3 ~ 2nd Edition ~ 23rd July '03 ~ 5528 Please open this page for an `At a glance' guide to your BT Converse 425. At a glance Display Call indicator light Shows 24 hour clock, battery low indicator, phone numbers, and names. Handset park Flashes to indicate you have an incoming call. Message Waiting indicator When the phone is wall mounted you can hang the handset here if you need to leave the phone during a call. Next (for compatible switchboard users only). Flashes when there is Voice Mail. BT Converse 425 Call timer Used to time the duration of a call. Recall Inserts a space in a number when storing numbers in the memory. Clear For use with a switchboard/PBX, e. g. to transfer calls and some BT Calling Features. Redial Used to edit numbers when pre-dialling or when storing or editing numbers in the memory. Handset hook Rotates to hold the handset in place when wall mounted. Volume Redials the last number. Repeat dials a number when the line is engaged. [. . . ] Note You can stop during any set of steps and return to standby by lifting the handset or pressing the Handsfree button. You can now enter another name and number. STORE will be flashing. Release the Directory button. Display shows the number of entries stored in the directory, followed by ENTER NUMBER. Note If you try to add a new entry and the directory is full, the display shows MEMORY FULL. To continue, follow steps shown in `To edit an entry in the directory' or `To delete an entry in the directory'. Enter the number you want using the keypad. Alternatively, turn the Navigator Wheel until the digit you want is displayed then press the button. Repeat this step until the full telephone number is entered. Press and hold the button until the display shows To edit an entry in the directory Press and hold the Directory button. Turn the Navigator Wheel so that EDIT is flashing. Turn the Navigator Wheel to display the entry you want to change. The cursor flashes under the first digit of the number. Turn the Navigator Wheel to display the function, i. e. Turn the Navigator Wheel to display the function =. Display shows the result 197. USING Using the calculator Your Converse 425 provides all the basic calculator functions ­ addition, subtraction, multiplication, division and percentages as well as Memory Recall. To clear a calculation Turn the Navigator Wheel to display AC. Press the button. +, --, X, /, =, %, AC, M-, M+ and MRC. If the phone rings while you are using the calculator function, simply lift the receiver or press the Handsfree button as normal. Note that information entered in calculator mode will be lost. To switch off the calculator Press the Calculator button. The calculator will also switch off automatically if no button is pressed for 1 minute. 13 Note If your Converse 425 is connected to a switchboard, you must first switch off the calculator before transferring a call. Recall button The Recall button is for use with switchboard services, e. g. to transfer calls and some BT Calling Features. To use the MRC function Your calculator provides a Memory Recall (MRC) function. This enables you to put calculations in the memory while you make other calculations, and then add them together or subtract one from the other. For example: USING Five minutes memory back-up If you unplug your Converse 425 from the telephone socket and it has fully charged batteries, it will keep all the numbers you have stored in the memory. However, if you unplug your Converse 425 and your batteries are totally discharged, numbers stored in the memory will be maintained for about 5 minutes. [. . . ] Products over 28 days old from the date of purchase may be replaced with a refurbished or repaired product. The conditions of this guarantee are: · The guarantee shall only apply to defects that occur within the 12 month guarantee period. · The equipment is returned to the point of purchase. · This guarantee does not cover any faults or defects caused by accidents, misuse, fair wear and tear, neglect, tampering with the equipment, or any attempt at adjustment or repair other than by approved agents. [. . . ]