BT Diverse 2010 manual Adjusting volumes and tones, To adjust the ringer volume Handset, Ringer

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3.Adjusting volumes and tones

It is possible to set and adjust the various tones emitted by your Diverse 2010 base station and your handset.

To adjust the ringer volume in the

handset.

There are six levels: 1 = low, 6 = high. (Standard setting is 6.)

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STO 5 0-6

• Press the STO button.

• Press the 5 button. Display shows

the volume level set and the ringer

sounds a sample level.

• Press a button between 1-6to set the

Adjusting the ear piece volume

The volume of received calls can be set to three different levels, ranging from normal to loud. (Ear piece volume can also be adjusted when not on a call but the phone must be switched ON.)

To set the volume:

	0	1 or	ABC	or	DEF
STO	0	1 or	2	or	3
STO

•Press the STO button

•Press the 0 button. The current setting is displayed.

•Press 1 for normal volume.

•Press 2 for louder.

new level. Display shows the new

level and the ringer sounds that level.

• Press the STO button to confirm the

setting.

To adjust the tone of the handset

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•Press 3 for loudest.

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C

ringer

There are six levels: 1 = low, 6 = high. (Standard setting is 1.)

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STO 6 0-6

•Press the STO button.

•Press the 6 button. Display shows the volume level set.

•Press a button between 1-6to set the new level. Display shows the new level.

•Press the STO button to confirm the setting.

•Press the STO button to set the new volume.

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Contents Diverse For your records Base Station PIN Number Handset PIN NumberAt a glance INTDiverse Base station underside view Power cord Telephone Line cord This guide Hints and tips boxesIntroducing the Diverse Building up a phone systemFollow these steps to get your Diverse 2010 ready for use Setting upGeneral cleaning Connect the power cable Install the rechargeable batteries in the handset Fit the handset Belt clipBattery display when inserting or replacing a battery Battery performanceBattery low warning Getting the most out of your batteriesIf the symbol flashes On/Off and Protected modes Using your DiverseTo switch to Protected when Handset is on Call timer To make an external callTo end a call To receive an external callTo page a handset from the base station To make an internal intercom call to Another handsetTo receive an internal call To make an internal call to all HandsetsTo transfer an external call between Handsets Quick call transfer To clear all the numbers stored on a Handset’s memory To store a number To speed dial a number stored on Memory Additional features Setting to Tone or Pulse diallingSecurity code and handset PIN To change a system code for Diverse 2010 base stationAdjusting volumes and tones To adjust the ringer volume HandsetAdjusting the ear piece volume To adjust the tone of the handsetTo adjust the ringer volume Base station To adjust the tone of the base station Ringer‘Confirmation’ tones ‘Wrong key’ tone‘Settings confirmation’ tone Battery warning tone‘Range warning’ tone ‘In-range’ toneTo reset your Diverse 2010 handset to the original settings Secrecy Call allocationTo add and remove handsets that Respond to group ringing To set which handset will receive ring PriorityTo set the number of rings on ring Priority To store your own ‘special numbers’ To cancel your own ‘special numbers’Call barring To insert an access code Using your Diverse 2010 with a switchboardEntering access codes Setting the access pause At the base station To register a handsetPlease Note To remove a handset registered at Base stationHow to set up multiple base stations and handsets Operating with additional base stationsTo set/clear the base station number Display from a handset To set your handset for automatic base selectionSTO INT Maintenance ServiceWithin the warranty period Outside the warranty periodReplacing handset batteries HelpEmergency calls When connected to a switchboard If the power fails Technical informationEnvironment ApprovalTechnical specification Index RENOffices in Europe, North America, Japan and Asia Pacific 504116