BT DECOR 200, Понятное руководство

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To change phone
numbers stored in the
memory, simply repeat
the process of storing the
original numbers but
enter the new number.
The number stored in
that location is
automatically replaced by
the new number.
With some switchboards,
after dialling the access
code you may have to
wait for a moment while
the switchboard picks up
an outside line. If so, you
can insert a pause into
the number to allow for
this delay.
A pause can also be
stored as part of a
number in the memory.
When storing a phone
number in the Quickdial
memories:
Enter the first part of the
phone number (the
access code) which gives
you an outside line.
Now enter a pause by
pressing the
REDIAL
button.
Enter the remaining part
of the phone number.
The phone number is
dialled automatically with
a pause of around one
second inserted.
This button signals a
time break recall
. If you
are connected to a PBX
(Private Branch
Exchange), contact your
PBX supplier for further
information. The recall
button is also used for
BT Select Services.
Wall-
mounting
Your Decor 200 can be
wall-mounted using the
screws and wall plugs
provided.
Drill two holes for the
screws 73mm vertically
apart. Insert the wall
plugs provided (if
required).
Drive the screws into the
wall, leaving about 4mm
free on which to hang
the phone.
Press the phone line
cable into the channel on
the bottom of the phone,
so that the phone lies flat
against the wall.
Hang the holes on the
back of the phone over
the screwheads and
gently pull the phone
downward to make sure
it is securely in place.
Rotate the handset hook
180°, so that you can
hang up the handset
when the phone is wall-
mounted.
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Redial
Before you wall-mount
your Decor 200, check
that:
•
the wall can support
the weight of the phone;
•
the position you choose
leaves sufficient space
so that the phone is
clear of any obstruction
on the wall, such as a
shelf or cupboard.
WALL
WALL PLUG SCREW
73mm
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Recall
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To change numbers
stored in the memory
To store a pause in
the memory
Using the
RECALL button