British Telecom VANGUARD, User Manual

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The two types of recall are:
Earth Recall - switch to MFE
Timed Break Recall - switch to MFT
2.5 Summary
Your dialling and recall switch should be
set by you according to the following chart:
MFT
(TouchTone)
For telephones connected to modem digital
exchanges
and/or some (non-BT) modem
switchboards.
MFE
(TouchTone)
For telephones connected to most modem
switchboards,
including all modem BT
switchboards.
LD
Telephones connected to old exchanges.
SECTION 3
HOW TO MAKE A CALL
3.1 Simple Calls
Your Vanguard is easy to use.
To make a call
STEP
1
Lift the handset and listen for the
dial tone
STEP
2
Key in the number
STEP 3 When you've finished the call replace
the handset.
3.2 Secrecy Facility
The key marked "S" allows you to silence
the microphone part of the handset much
more
effectively than covering the
mouthpiece with your hand.
To use the 'Secrecy' key
STEP
1
Make your
call
STEP
2
When you want to cut off the microphone
press and hold down the "S" key
STEP 3 To continue normal conversation release
the key.
The "S" key still lets you hear anything
said to you by the person on the other end
of the line.
3.3 Last Number Redial
Every time you dial a number it will be
stored automatically in your Vanguard
memory ready for you to dial it again,
quickly and easily. This is particularly useful
if you want to make repeated attempts to
contact a busy number, such as a theatre
booking office. Up to 24 di
gi
ts will be stored
in this way.
On a direct line this is how to redial the
last number you called.
To use the Last Number Redial
STEP
1
Lift the handset and wait for dial tone
STEP
2
Press and release the "L" key - the
number you want
will be
dialled
automatically.
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