BT On-Air DECTf@x Plus F@x machine and digital telephone system manual

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Setting up Follow these steps to get your BT On-Air DECTf@x Plus ready to use

1 Connecting the radio module	3 Connect the cable to the socket on the side
The radio module acts as a transmitter and	of the machine.
The radio module acts as a transmitter and
receiver for radio signals to and from the
handset(s). It goes at the back of the machine
on the right-hand side as you face it.

IMPORTANT

Before installing the radio module, make sure the machine is not plugged into the mains.

2 Connecting your On-Air DECTf@x Plus to the telephone line and mains power

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1Place the spring loaded clip at the bottom of the module into the slot that runs along the back of the machine.

2Clip the top part into place by pulling the module up and towards the machine.

1Plug the telephone line cord into the socket on the side of the machine, and connect the other end into the telephone wall socket.

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Contents @x machine and digital telephone system BT On-Air DECTf@x PlusPage Page At a glance Handset functionsHandset display icons Scroll up and down through the on-screen menus Page This guide Introduction For your recordsEquipment Connect the cable to the socket on the side Charging the handset Inserting the output paperEmpty 1/3 2/3 Full Customising your On-Air DECTf@x PlusDate and time Button What itÕs used forEntering your own telephone/fax number Connecting to a switchboardEnter Prefix Ring settingsTel mode Setting the receive modeSending a fax Using your fax machineResolution Resolution Use withWith call monitoring Delayed send and broadcasting Receiving a fax Call backEconomy NormalFax memory full Using the directory to store and dial numbersWithout Memo if you don’t Please OFF Hook To delete an entry in the directory Send reports Activity ReportsPolling To poll faxes from another machine Timed jobs To start a timed job immediately Using your handset Switching the handset on and offMaking and receiving calls Answering mode Ring melody and volume Earpiece volumeSecrecy Last number redialUsing the handset directory To display the telephone number Keypad tones Call timerUsing the answering machine Answer modeRecording your outgoing message This message can be up to 90 seconds long Please OFF Hook OGMAt the base station Listening to your messagesRecording a memo message Protecting stored messagesAt the handset Please OFF Hook Record MemoPress To Operating the answering machine from the handsetUsing Internet functions PasswordMail Call NUM Adding additional E-Mail accountsEmail ID MailaddrSmtp POP3Sending/Receiving via Internet Connecting to the InternetDisabling Internet functions Sending via InternetReceiving via the Internet Settings Printing your Internet settingsStandard settings Primary DNS / Second DNS send messages via the Internet Relay Menu Address Web to print service Creating and managing the Web directoryAddress Modify Auto AccessPress OK/Menu then 8 then 5 then 5 Mtwtfss Retrieving and printing Web pagesPress the @ button, the display shows Remote Acces Using mailboxesYour machine must be in Tel Fax mode or From the handset Using additional handsets Multiple registrationSimple method Customised method Transferring calls Paging a handset Call MonitorHandset Number Find HandsetRemote access Additional featuresRemote access codes Remote access of your fax machineRemote access of your answering machine Using your On-Air DECTf@x Plus as a photocopierRemote access of your mailboxes Printing out the functions listPrinting out settings AlarmPrinting the fax directory Caller Display Ink gaugeSetting the code Privileged accessPrivileged calls Putting the privileged access function into serviceReplacing the print ribbon and smartcard Replacing the smart card Paper JAM Fax Problem SolutionTelephone Problem Solution Code Meaning and action Transmission report codesChoosing a position Technical informationOn-Air DECTf@x Plus Technical specificationIndex Send Settings Activity Report codes Resolution Declaration of Conformity Offices in Europe, North America, Japan and Asia Pacific