BT 6861 manual Your BT Zenith Flip is ready to use, Battery performance, Helpline

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BT Zenith Flip – Issue 1 – Edition 04 – 08.09.05 – 6861

10		Getting started

	Battery performance		4. After 24 hours charging, plug one end of the telephone line
	When the battery is fully charged
	When the battery is fully charged		cord into the base and the other end into the wall socket.
	the display a full, yellow-green		cord into the base and the other end into the wall socket.
	coloured battery.
	Running the battery right down at
	Running the battery right down at
	least once a week will help it last as
	long as possible.
	On a full charge, your BT Zenith
	On a full charge, your BT Zenith
	Flip handset gives you up to 10
	hours talk time or up to 90 hours
	standby.
	The charge capacity of a
	rechargeable battery will reduce
	with time as it wears out, giving
	with time as it wears out, giving
	the handset less talk/standby time.
	Eventually it will need to be
	replaced.		Route the cable through the channel on the base.
	The battery and handset may
	become warm during charging.
	This is normal.		Date and time
	Only use a Li-ion rechargeable		If you have subscribed to your network’s Caller Display
	battery with a recommended		If you have subscribed to your network’s Caller Display
	capacity of 3.7V 720mAh.		service, the time will be set automatically when you
	Using an inappropriate battery		receive your first call. However, this will not set the date.
	will invalidate your guarantee and
	will invalidate your guarantee and		To set the date and time, see page 69.
	may damage the telephone.		To set the date and time, see page 69.
	Helpline		Your BT Zenith Flip is ready to use.
	If you are having difficulties setting		Your BT Zenith Flip is ready to use.
	up or using your BT Zenith Flip,
	please call the BT Zenith Flip
	Helpline on 0870 605 8047

If you experience any problems, please call the Helpline on 0870 605 8047

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Contents User Guide Welcome… Section This guide This guide This guide This guide Getting started Setting up Plug the mains power cable into the baseSignal strength Handset rangeGetting started Li-ion battery supplied into the handset 3 and replaceBattery low warning Compartment cover 1 and slide the cover off 2 . SlotYour BT Zenith Flip is ready to use Battery performanceHelpline Getting started Handset open Getting to know your phoneNavigation and Option buttons Located in centre of keypad Handset closed Time AlarmSignal/Range WallpaperBase IndicatorGetting to know your phone FindDisplay shows Menu in the bottom left hand corner Navigating the menuOpen the handset. The standby screen is shown Standby screenMenu icon screen Getting to know your phone Handset menu map Using the phone Call timerHandsfree Using the phoneMake a handsfree call Using the phone Redial Press UP on the navigation button to open the redial list Quick access to your messages Missed Calls and the iconUsing the phonebook Using the phonebook Writing tipsUsing the phonebook Select Options and scroll Down to Backlight Colour Assign a pictureSelect OK and scroll Down to Show Details and select OK Select Yes to confirm or No to return to the previous screen FastCall Phonebook status Select NamesCopying from SIM Do not Attempt to Download the Phonebook from 3G SIM CardsDisplayed. Scroll to Copy From Sim Select OK to begin copyingInternal calls Internal calls Caller Display Caller informationSelect Menu then scroll UP to Calls List Press to dial Using the Calls list menuShortcut to the Calls list Caller DisplayDelete an entire Calls list Caller DisplayDisplayed if the number is already stored Scroll to the calls list you want to delete DeleteCaller Display Call Diversion On Reminder Call Set Call Diversion Off BT Calling FeaturesCall Waiting Check Call Diversion CheckBT Calling Features BT Calling Features Call WaitingScroll Down to Edit Number and select OK. Scroll UP or Navigation button. Select OKDown to highlight the number you want to delete Cost of the fixed line service Subscribe to the text messaging serviceSMS text messaging To write the word Hello, press How to write text messagesStandard text SMS text messagingSMS text messaging Sent messages are stored in the OutboxSMS text messaging Or Email Message Type set your message as a Text, FaxTemplates are Edit Template is highlighted. Select OKSMS text messaging You Have X New Messages Reading text messagesSMS text messaging SMS text messaging SMS text messaging How callers send texts to a user area SMS text messaging Images and Sounds Images and Sounds Using infra red connection IrDA Images and SoundsSelect Menu and scroll UP/DOWN/LEFT/RIGHT to Handset Handset settings Ring volumeHandset settings Handset. Select OK. Scroll Down to Auto Talk Auto talkSelect Menu and scroll UP/DOWN/LEFT/RIGHT to Select OK. Scroll UP or Down to set Off or OnBase settings Base ringtoneHandset priority Select Back to return to the previous screen Dial modeSelect OK. Use UP or Down to select from Default settings Base settingsReset handset to default settings System PINBase settings Time settings Time settings Additional handsets and bases Select OK. Register Handset is highlighted Register handset with another BT Zenith Flip baseSelect Menu and scroll UP/DOWN/LEFT/RIGHT to Registration Enter the base’s System PINSelect a base Additional handsets and basesDe-register a handset Rabbit Runner Hector Bowling GamesYour BT Zenith Flip has five built-in games Ti’ Aqua Select a gameHelp Possible problems with text messaging HelpHelp Help For your records Safety General informationConnecting to a switchboard General informationPabx access code Guarantee Conditions of this guarantee areGeneral information Technical information TTEBT Zenith Flip Issue 1 Edition 04 08.09.05 BT Zenith Flip Issue 1 Edition 04 08.09.05 BT Zenith Flip Issue 1 Edition 04 08.09.05 Ofﬁces worldwide