User manual BT QUARTET 2015

[. . . ] Quartet 2015 Cordless Telephone & Digital Answering Machine 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. Please open this page for an `at a glance' guide to your Quartet 2015. At a glance Aerial Extendable. In use light Display screen/Message Centre Lights up when ringing or a new message is waiting. Earpiece volume control Shows number of stored messages and all status displays. Options Increase or decrease volume during a call. See page 15 For navigating through the menu. Talk Command buttons Used in conjunction with Display screen options. For making and ending calls. Keypad Keys 0 - 9 plus D and #. Directory To call and store up to 20 names and numbers. See page 16 Redial Recall For use with switchboards. Aerial Extend for use. Power light Stores last 3 numbers dialled. [. . . ] The display then returns to MESSGE ALERT, alternating with the new setting. Press and hold BACK to return to standby. BACK BACK 27 To turn remote access on and off Press buttons in order shown Options Setting theLow or unit speaker volume High, base Off. Options There are 3 speaker volume settings: At standby press OPTIONS until the display shows ANS MACHINE. The display briefly shows MAKING LINK then shows ANSWER. Press OPTIONS until display shows ANS SET UP. Display shows ANSWER MODE. Press the OPTIONS button until the display shows ANS MACHINE. Press the OPTIONS button until the display shows ANS SET UP. Press the OPTIONS button until the display shows BASE SPEAKER alternating with VOLUME HIGH, LOW or OFF. OK OK Options Options OK OK Options Options ANSWERING MACHINE Press OPTIONS until the display reads REMOTE alternating with ACCESS ON. CHANGE Press CHANGE. Display shows ACCESS ON. Options CHANGE Select CHANGE. Display shows VOLUME HI LOW or OFF. Options Press the OPTIONS button to switch between on and off. At each option voice says `Remote access on' or `off '. Display returns to REMOTE ACCESS ON or OFF, confirming the setting that has been selected. SAVE Press the OPTIONS button to switch between the settings. When HIGH is shown there is a loud beep, a softer one for LOW and silence for OFF. The display returns to BASE SPEAKER and shows the new setting. SAVE BACK Press and hold BACK to return to standby. BACK Press and hold BACK to return to standby. 28 To listen to your messages When new messages have been left for you the message symbol flashes in the top right-hand corner of the handset display, the red light also flashes and the handset beeps every 10 seconds (if message alert has been switched on, see page 27). The handset also shows the number of messages stored and the word PLAY. The display briefly shows MAKING LINK then MESSAGE 01. The message is played, then voice announces the day and time the message was left, then `Message 2' etc. After all messages have been played voice says `End of messages'. To stop message playing and revert to standby, press #. STOP The display returns to standby after a few seconds or immediately if you press STOP. To move through your messages During message playback, as just described, use < and > to skip backwards and forwards through your messages. <> To delete a message during playback During message playback the display shows MESSAGE 01 together with 3 command options DEL < >. To delete messages while you are playing through them, wait for the message to begin. DEL Press DEL at any point after this, including during the day and time announcement. [. . . ] · If there is a line fault, whether on your phone or in the network. If your BT Quartet 2015 is connected to a PBX (switchboard), you may have to dial an access number before entering 999 to contact the emergency services. It is recommended that alternative arrangements are provided to enable you to make emergency calls during a mains power failure. HELP & ADVICE 49 Technical advice Environment Your BT Quartet 2015 should be kept free of dust, moisture, high temperature and vibration, and it should not be exposed to direct sunlight. It should not be used in bathrooms or near water. [. . . ]