Bpt IMT/200, Instructions Manual

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PROGRAMMING
Default settings
• Call volume: 3 (highest level).
• Call note: melody 1.
• Hands-free volume: 3 (highest level).
• Dialling mode: DTMF.
• Pause length: 1 s.
• R key (flash): 100ms.
• Video function keys: enabled with
bpt
telephone interface.
The programming mode can be entered
either with the receiver lifted or in hands-free
mode.
You can tell you have entered programming
mode as the red LED comes on and there is
no dial tone.
Ot is not necessary to exit and reenter the
programming mode when programming a
number of functions.
During programming, pressing any of the
keys produces a short beep, the storing of
the data produces a longer sound, and
errors an extended beep.
WARNING. If the programming is carried out
with the unit connected to the local line, after
approx. one minute, the dissuasive action of
the telephone exchange may interfere with
ptogramming. In this case, hang up the
receiver and resume programming from
where you left off.
Storing one-touch numbers
Lift the receiver
or
press the hands-free key.
Press the PROGRAMMING
key.
Press the ONE-TOUCH
DIAL key.
÷
Press the key the telephone
number is to be associated
with (in the range
0 to 9 ).
Key in the desired number
(max. 20 digits)
( 1 ) .
Press the ONE-TOUCH
DIAL key to save.
Press the PROGRAMMING
key.
Replace the receiver
or
press the hands-free key.
Repeat the operation to store the next num-
ber. Up to 10 different numbers can be sto-
red.
( 1 ) If the video entry handset is connected to
a switchboard, a pause must be inserted
between the
0 (number dialled to get an
outside line) and the telephone number .
To insert a pause, press the RP key e.g. 0
RP 0123 456789
.
The length of the pause can be doubled by
pressing the
RP key twice.
0…9
3
DEF
2
ABC
1
6
MNO
5
JKL
4
GHI
9
WXYZ
8
TUV
7
PQRS
0
9
WXYZ
0
0…9