BT DUET 60 Manual de usuario

BT Duet 60

User Guide

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nWith Caller Display* you can see who’s calling

before you pick up the phone.

nKeep track of your calls with the 60 number

calls list.

nStore up to 13 numbers in the memory for

quick and easy dialling.

nWith Call Waiting*,when you are already on a

call and another caller is trying to get through

the call waiting beep will sound to alert you.

n1571 Message Waiting* allows your callers to

leave a voicemail message, which you can play

back at the touch of a button.

* To use these features you must subscribe to the relevant

service from your network provider. A quarterly fee may

be payable.

Welcome…

to your BT Duet 60

Corded Telephone

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Getting started

Inserting the batteries

nPlease note

Your BT Duet 60 is not supplied with batteries. However, you

will require batteries to be able to use the Caller Display feature

onyour phone.

1. Lift off the battery compartment cover by pulling

back the plastic latch.

2. Insert 3 x AA alkaline batteries (not supplied)

according to the polarity markings inside the

battery compartment.

3. Replace the battery cover.

nBattery low

When the batteries are low and need replacing, the icon

will be displayed.

nRemoving the batteries

If you ever need to remove the batteries, lift off the battery

compartment cover by pulling back the plastic catch.

Insert your fingernail under the end of the batteries to pull

them out.

nWARNING

When replacing the batteries you must install 3 x new AA

alkaline batteries within 1 minute of removing the old batteries

or you risk losing all your Caller Display and memory information.

Connecting the handset and line cords

1. Plug one end of the handset cord into the handset

socket and the other end into the socket at the

end of the base.

2. Plug the telephone line cord into the socket on the

bottom of the base. Plug the other end into the

telephone wall socket.

nTouse the phone on a desk

Thread the telephone line cord through the groove toward the

back of the base.

nTo wall mount your phone

Refer to page 15 of this guide.

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4 Getting started

Setting the display contrast

There are 4 display contrast settings to choose from.

The default setting is 2.

nThe contrast can be re-adjusted at a later stage by repeating

these steps.

1. Press and hold for 4 seconds.

The display shows

LCD CONTRAST

2. Press to decrease or to increase the

contrast level.

3. Press to confirm. The display now prompts

you to set the time and date…

Setting the time and date

nAuto-set time and date

If you have already subscribed to a Caller Display service, the time

and date will be automatically set when you receive your first call.

1. The current hour flashes in the display. Use

and to set the correct hour, then press

to confirm.

2. Now use and to set the correct minute,

and press to confirm.

3. Use and again to set the correct month,

then press .

4. And finally, use and to set the correct

day, and press to confirm.

The display returns to idle and the correct time

and date is shown.

Your BT Duet 60 is now ready for use.

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1571

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Getting to know your phone

Dial

Use to dial a calls

list number.

and

Use to adjust the

display contrast.

Use to access and

scroll through the

calls list.

1571 Message

Waiting button/

indicator

Flashes red when

you have voice

mail messages.

Press to listen to

your messages.

New Call indicator

Flashes green when

you have new

missed calls in the

Calls list.

Display

Displays caller

information.

Del

Deletes calls list

numbers.

Use to store settings.

Earpiece/receiver

volume switch

Lets you select

Normal or High

Use to store and dial

one-touch memory

Redials the last

number called

Press to enter a

pause in a number.

Allows you to speak

to someone nearby

without your caller

hearing you.

Calls light

Flashes red when

receiving a call.

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Redial

Secrecy

Memory

Call Waiting

Recall

M2 M3

Store

phone

Hook switch

Lets you make a

follow-on call

without replacing

the handset.

If wall mounted,

allows your

handset to rest

securely on the

base.

Ringer

High/Low/Off

switch

Select the ringer

volume.

One-touch

memory label

Use to keep a

record of your

one-touch memory

numbers.

Store

Use to store

numbers in the

memory.

Memory

Use to dial

quickdial memory

numbers.

Call Waiting*/

Recall

Press to accept a

waiting call.

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Make a call

1. Lift the handset and wait for the dial tone.

2. Enter the telephone number you want.

The number is shown in the display on the back

of the handset and dialled.

End a call

1. Replace the handset to end a call.

Press the hook switch to make a follow on call.

Receive a call

1. When you receive a call, the phone will ring and

the red Calls light will flash.

2. Pick up the handset to answer the call.

Redial

1. Press . The last number called is

automatically redialled.

Secrecy

1. During a call,press and hold .Your caller can

no longer hear you.

2. Release to resume your call.

Ringer volume

1. Adjust the switch to your preferred volume, High,

Low or Off (if you do not want to be disturbed).

Earpiece/Receiver volume

1. Adjust the switch on the side of the handset to

your preferred listening level, Normal or High.

Using the phone

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8 Using the phone

Display contrast

There are 4 display contrast settings to choose from.

The default setting is 2.

1. Press and hold for 4 seconds.

The display shows

LCD CONTRAST

2. Press to decrease or to increase the

contrast level.

3. Press to confirm.

Call Waiting

nPlease note

Touse this feature you must subscribe to a Call Waiting service

from your network provider.

When you are on a call and another caller is trying

to get through, the Call Waiting beep will sound to

alert you.

1. Press to put your current call on hold and

accept the waiting call.

2. Press again to alternate between the

two calls.

1571 Message Waiting

nPlease note

To use this feature you must subscribe to BT Answer 1571 from

your network provider.

If a caller is trying to get through and the line is

busy, their call will be forwarded to a mail box

where they can leave a message. The 1571

Message Waiting indicator will then flash to alert

you to the waiting message(s).

To access your message(s):

1. Press . Your call will be put through to the

mailbox and your message(s) played back to you

via the handset earpiece.

2. Replace the handset to end the call. After a few

seconds the 1571 light will stop flashing.

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Memory

Storing memory numbers

You can store up to 13 numbers in your phone’s

memory for quick and easy dialling. 3 numbers

can be stored in the one-touch memory and 10

numbers in the quickdial memory. Stored numbers

can be up to 16 digits.

1. Pick up the handset and press .

2. Enter the telephone number you want to store.

The number is shown on the display on the back of

the handset for checking.

nOnly the last 13 digits of the telephone number will be displayed.

3. Press . The

MEM

icon is displayed.

4. To store a number in the one-touch memories,

press either , or .

To store a number in the quickdial memory, enter

amemory location from to .

The number is stored automatically.

Dialling memory numbers

1. Pick up the handset.

2. Press the relevant one-touch button ( ,

or ).

Or, to dial a quickdial memory number:

Press ,then enter the memory location

( – ).

The number will be dialled automatically.

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nIMPORTANT

Touse Caller Display you must first subscribe to the service from

your network provider. A quarterly fee is payable.

For more information on BT’s Calling Features, call BT on

Freefone 0800 800 150.

Caller Display

If you subscribe to a Caller Display service you can

see your caller’s number on your handset’s display

before you answer the call.

nCaller information not available

Occasionally the telephone number of the caller is not available

and cannot therefore be displayed.

In this case, your display will show one of the following

explanatory messages:

NO NUMBER WITHHELD UNAVAILABLE

Calls list

Whether you answer a call or not, the caller’s

phone number is stored in the calls list. Up to 60

numbers can be stored and when the calls list is

full, a new call replaces the oldest. Each stored

number can be up to 14 digits long.

When you have new entries in the calls list the

icon will be displayed and the New Call

indicator will flash green.

The Calls counter displays the total number of

stored calls as well as the number of new calls.

View calls list numbers

1. Press or repeatedly to open the calls list

and then scroll through the entries. For each entry,

the caller’s number and date and time of call are

displayed.

nIf the icon is displayed, you have received multiple new

calls from the same number. The number will only appear once

in the calls list, with the most recent call date and time.

When all new calls have been viewed

END OF LIST

will be displayed, the New Call indicator will stop

flashing and the icon will disappear.

Using the calls list

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