User manual BT FREEHAND

[. . . ] You may also dial 112, which is valid in any country that is a member of the European Community. You may not be able to make an emergency call in certain situations: · If there is a power cut or if the phone For your records Date of purchase: Place of purchase: Serial number: is disconnected from the mains. · If the telephone line is disconnected. · If there is a fault on the line from your phone or on the network. If your Freehand is connected to a PBX (switchboard), you may have to dial an access number before 999 to contact the emergency services. [. . . ] The call will be answered automatically. Important If you subscribe to the Call Waiting service which is part of BT Select Services, you can use the RECALL button to switch between calls. Secrecy When answering your Freehand remotely, any sharp noise repeated twice will answer the unit but the noise must be made during the silence between rings. · To end the call, press the SPEAK During a telephone conversation you can talk to someone else in the room without the caller hearing you. However, you can still hear the caller. HOLD button. To redial the last number · During your call, press the HOLD button once. · The SPEAK button will flash rapidly Your Freehand stores the last number dialled so you can redial that number with a single button. REDIAL and the call is muted. You can hear the caller but they cannot hear you. When a call is muted, you hear the caller at a slightly reduced volume. · To resume the call, press the SPEAK button. You can now · Press the SPEAK button and wait for a dial tone. The number is dialled automatically. continue the call as normal. 9 Using the Freehand Music on hold You can put a caller on hold during a conversation. When on hold, the caller will hear music generated by your Freehand. HOLD Using a headset For additional privacy you can attach a headset (not supplied) to your Freehand. When using a headset, your calls cannot be heard via your Freehand's speaker. Please note: · During your call, press the HOLD button twice. · The caller is put on hold and will hear music generated by your Freehand. When a call is put on hold the SPEAK button will flash slowly. · To resume the call, press the SPEAK button. You can now A headset is not supplied with your Freehand and must be purchased separately. Freehand headsets can be purchased from BT shops or other major retail outlets or you can Freefone 0800 800 150. Check that the headset you purchase has a plug size of 2. 5mm. Connecting a headset continue the call as normal. Plug in here Plug the headset into the socket on the side of your Freehand. 10 Using the Freehand Making calls using a headset Make sure the headset is properly connected. Adjusting the headset volume The headset volume can be altered using the VOL (volume) button. VOL · Press the HEADSET button. The · With the headphones button will light up and you will hear a dial tone. · Dial the telephone number using the keypad. · When the call is answered, speak into your Freehand. The person you are talking to will only be heard through the headset and not through the speaker. · To end the call, press the HEADSET button During a call, you can change between using a headset and the speaker. When using a headset during a call: · Press the SPEAK button. The conversation can now be heard over the speaker. The conversation returns to being heard only through the headset. connected, press the v part of the VOL button to increase the volume. [. . . ] · Clip the bracket onto the phone as shown on the next page. Push the four clips into their slots on the back of the phone and slide the bracket towards the top of the phone. · Hook the bracket with the phone attached over the screw heads. Attach the bracket by hooking it over the screws protruding from the wall. 16 Wall mounting WALL PLUG SCREW WALL 83mm 17 18 19 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. [. . . ]