BT DECTfax Plus Fax Machine and digital telephone system manual Customised method

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The customised method

Use this method if you:

Have set the base station handset security code to a number other than 0000.

Want to register a handset to more than one base station.

Want to allocate a handset with a handset number other than the next sequential one.

1At the base station press OK/Menu then 8 then 8 then OK/Menu again.

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2At the handset press OK then 9, then use the ▲ and ▼ buttons to scroll to the first empty location, indicated by a line of dashes in the display.

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3Press OK. The telephone icon flashes in the display.

4After a few seconds the display shows four dashes (- - - - ) to prompt you to enter the handset security code

5Enter the code that is on the base station, either 0000 or whatever you have changed

it to.

Using additional handsets

6Press OK and the display will show the available handset numbers (1-4).

7Press the number you want on the keypad - the display will show this number to indicate that the handset is registered.

To change the handset security code

1Press OK/Menu, then 8, then 7.

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2Press OK/Menu. The display shows OLD CODE then ✱ ✱ ✱ ✱.

Enter the old code. This should be 0000, if it has not already been changed.

3The display shows NEW CODE then ✱ ✱ ✱ ✱. Enter the new code. When the 4th digit has been entered, the display returns to standby.

To register a handset to more than one base station

Use ‘The customised method’ to register a handset with up to 4 DECT base stations.

A handset registered to more than one base station will stay ‘linked up’ to its current base station as long as it is in range of it. As the handset moves out of range, it will ‘link up’ with the next base station it comes into range of.

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Contents Fax machine and digital telephone system BT DECTfax PlusPage Page At a glance Scroll up and down through the on-screen menus Page Page This guide Introduction For your recordsEquipment To obtain new print ribbons call 0800 Setting up Connecting the radio module Charging the handset Inserting the output paperButton What itÕs used for Customising your DECTfax PlusDate and time Entering your own telephone/fax numberEntering your name Ring settings Network and dial settingsTel mode Setting the receive modeSending a fax Using your fax machineResolution Resolution Use withWith call monitoring Delayed send and broadcasting Call back Receiving a faxNormal EconomyFax memory full Using the directory to store and dial numbers Send reports Report setting What is printedPolling Activity ReportsTimed jobs Press OK/Menu then 6 then 3. The display shows 63 Cancel JOB To print out a timed job Using your handset Switching the handset on and offMaking and receiving calls Earpiece volume Answering modeRing melody and volume SecrecyLast number redial Using the handset directory To display the telephone number Keypad tones Call timerPage Answer mode Using the answering machinePlease OFF Hook OGM Recording your outgoing messageListening to your messages At the base stationAt the handset Recording a memo message Protecting stored messagesPress To Operating the answering machine from the handsetRemote Access Using mailboxesTad mode see ‘Setting the receive mode’, From the handset Using additional handsets Multiple registrationSimple method Customised method Handset Number Transferring callsPaging a handset Call MonitorRemote access Additional featuresRemote access codes Remote access of your fax machineRemote access of your answering machine Using your DECTfax Plus as a photocopierRemote access of your mailboxes Printing out the functions listPrinting out settings AlarmPrinting the fax directory Caller Display Ink gaugeTo review the list from the base station Paper JAM Fax Problem SolutionTelephone Problem Solution Code Meaning and action Transmission report codesChoosing a position Technical informationTechnical information Index Index Offices in Europe, North America, Japan and Asia Pacific
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