HTC S620 - Smartphone - GSM, Руководство пользователя

Страница: 11 / 56

11
3 Using BT Broadband Talk
BT Broadband Talk is BT’s great value internet
calling service. Now you can make
BT Broadband Talk calls using your
BT ToGo.
Benefits include:
– inclusive UK
2
Evening & Weekend calls.
– low international calling rates.
– make calls over the internet at home when
connected to your BT Home Hub or when out
and about at BT FON and BT Openzone hotspots.
Make a BT Broadband Talk call
Make sure you are in range of your BT Home
Hub or BT FON/BT Openzone hotspot.
1. Select the Wi-Fi icon
,
and click on Turn Wi-Fi On.
2. Check that your BT Home Hub name or ‘BT
Openzone’ appears above the clock – if it does not,
select Select Wi-Fi network and choose your BT
Home Hub name or ‘BT Openzone’ from the list.
3. BT Broadband Talk will now show as Available.
4. The internet calling icon
will also appear.
5. To use BT Broadband Talk, click on
the BT Broadband Talk icon and
it will change to Selected.
6. Dial the number you require and press .
7. To stop using BT Broadband Talk, click
the BT Broadband Talk icon again. It
will change from Selected to Available.
Or switch off Wi-Fi altogether.
IMPORTANT – Making sure you are using
the right network to make a call.
You must be connected to a Wi-Fi network,
with BT Broadband Talk at ‘Selected’, to take
advantage of the BT Broadband Talk calling rates.
When using BT Broadband Talk, the internet
calling icon
will appear at the top of the
screen and the BT Broadband Talk icon will
show as Selected (and not ‘Available’). If BT
Broadband Talk is not Selected when making
the call, standard mobile charges will apply.
When a dialled number is connecting, the green
dialling screen will display the dialled number and,
above it, the network the call is carried over.
If it says ‘BT’ it means the call is going over the
UK mobile network and you will be using minutes
from your inclusive UK bundle. If the network is
Wi-Fi it will say ‘BT Broadband Talk’ and a more
metallic/higher pitched connection tone will sound.
If you are outside the UK and the name of the
local mobile operator appears above the dialled
number, it means the call will be charged at
mobile roaming rates which will be charged
separately at a potentially high cost per
minute. See page 31 for further information
on using your BT ToGo outside the UK.
9072 BT_ToGo(S620) [3].indd 11 14/10/08 16:22:53