BT Freestyle 1100, Руководство пользователя

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Using your Freestyle 1100
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To insert a Pause
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 this is the case, press the
REDIAL button before keying in the
telephone number to insert a pause.
To use the Recall button
This key signals either time-break recall or
earth recall depending on the setting of the
TEL MODE
switch. – Page 11. If you are
connected to a PBX (Private branch
exchange), contact your PBX supplier for
further information. The recall key when set
to time-break recall
T-TB
is also used for BT’s
Select services. For further information. –
Page 25.
To use the Memory functions
The handset can store ten telephone
numbers of up to 20 digits in memory. You
can dial any of these numbers by pressing
two buttons.
To store a number in a memory
• Pick up the handset and ensure that the
TALK
light is not on.
• Press the
MEMORY
button. The button
pad will light up.
• Press one of the number buttons 0-9 .
This gives you the location code under
which your number will be stored.
• Enter the telephone number.
• Press the MEMORY button again. You will
hear a long confirmation beep. The
telephone number is now stored.
Repeat this procedure for any number you
want to store, using a different code number
0-9
for each one.
Keep a record of which 0-9 code you have used for
each number on the handset memo card. You can
take out the card by removing the handset battery
compartment cover and sliding out the
transparent cover.
Stored numbers can include switchboard and
Select Services using
and keys as well as
pause and recall.
RECALL SECRECY REDIAL
SCREEN MEMORY