BT Freestyle 1100, Руководство пользователя

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Using your Freestyle 1100
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To make a call
• Pick up the handset.
• Press the
TALK
button on the handset. The
CHANNEL SEEKER light will flash as the
telephone searches for the best radio
channel. When it goes out, the
IN USE
light
on the base-unit and the
TALK
light will
come on.
• Listen for the dialling tone. On some
exchanges there may be a delay of a few
seconds before the dialling tone is heard.
Dial the telephone number. You will hear a
beep each time you press a key.
• After your call, either press the
TALK
button again, or replace the handset on the
base unit.
To switch from Pulse to Tone signalling
during a call
If you are connected to a pulse dialling
exchange, you can still use services such as
phone banking that require tone signalling.
• Call the telephone number you require in
pulse mode as usual.
• When you have been connected, press the
key on the keypad to set your telephone
to tone signalling for the duration of the call.
• When you hang up, your Freestyle 1100 will
automatically switch back to pulse dialling.
Using your Freestyle 1100
TALK
An Inductive Coupler has been built into
the handset to improve sound quality for
people using hearing aids. Switch your hearing
aid to
T
and adjust the position of the handset
until you get the best reception.
The Freestyle 1100 handset has a range of up to
100 metres from the base-unit, depending on local
conditions.
If you move out of range while using the telephone,
you will hear three beeps.
If you do not move back into range the telephone
will repeat the warning a further five times before
cutting off the call.