BT 500 manual Clock Setting is displayed, press OK to select, Cursor moves across, Press, Hours

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Verve 500 – New Style – Edition 3 – 07.09.06 – 7706

Getting started

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2. Clock Setting is displayed, press OK to select.

The charge capacity of rechargeable

batteries will reduce with time as they

3. The current time and date setting is displayed. Enter 2 digits

wear out, giving the handset less

talk/standby time. Eventually they

for the hour and 2 for the minute (e.g. for 2.15pm, enter

will need to be replaced. New battery

,

,

,

). The cursor moves across

packs are available from the BT Verve

automatically, now enter 2 digits each for the day, month and

500 Helpline on 0870 242 6652.

After charging your handset for the

year, e.g. for 6th May 2006 press

,

,

,

,

first time, subsequent charging time

,

then press OK to confirm.

is about 6–8 hours a day.

4.

Press

to exit and return to standby.

The battery and handset may become

warm during charging. This is normal.

If you subscribe to a Caller Display

BT Verve 500 multiple pack owners

Service from your network provider

the time will be set when you receive

For each additional handset:

your first call.

The default time setting is 12:01pm.

1.

Plug the power adaptor cable into the underside of the charger

The default time setting is 1st January

and plug the other end into the mains wall socket and switch

2006 (01/01/06).

the power on.

2. Insert the batteries as described on page 7, point 2.

3. Place the handset in the charger and charge for at least

You need to place your BT Verve 500

24 hours.

charger close enough to a mains

power socket so that the cable

4. Any additional handsets that came with your BT Verve 500

will reach.

are ready for immediate use and normally there is no need to

register them to the base. If you do need to register a

handset, please see page 33.

Your BT Verve 500 is ready for use.

If you experience any problems, please call the Helpline on 0870 242 6652 or email bthelpdesk@convergys.com

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Contents User Guide Welcome… Got everything? Need help?This guide Phone settings Sound settingsThis guide Answering machineText messaging General information Caller Display Using additional handsetsSignal strength Setting upGetting started LocationBattery performance Battery low warningGetting started Set the date and timeCurrent time and date setting is displayed. Enter 2 digits Clock Setting is displayed, press OK to selectPlug the other end into the mains wall socket and switch For the hour and 2 for the minute e.g. for 2.15pm, enterHandset buttons Getting to know your phoneAlarm clock Battery levelsRinger off HandsetGetting to know your phone Range Handset name and number Time Battery Date PhonebookStandby display Answering machine and base buttonsCharacter map Following table shows you where each letterStoring a name in the phonebook, see Navigating the menusMenu map Switch the handset power on/off Using the phoneMake an external call Preparatory dialling pre-dialEarpiece/receiver volume Using the phonePress UP to increase or Down to decrease the volume Receive a callSecrecy mute HandsfreeMake a call in handsfree Redial list Switch to handsfree during a callAnswer a call in handsfree Call a number from the redial listCopy a number from the redial list to the phonebook Keypad lockName and number phonebook Paging handsetsDial a number Store a name and numberEntering names Writing tipsDelete an entry or all entries Edit an entrySave a phonebook number to a quick dial key Copy an entry to another handsetCopy SIM card contacts to the phonebook Dial a quickdial numberEnter your SIM Card PIN. Enter your 4-digit SIM PIN code Press Option soft key then use UP or Down to display CopyDisplay settings WallpaperContrast Alarm and time settings Set the alarmSet the time and date Silence the alarm Alarm and time settingsSound settings Handset earpiece/speaker volumeExternal call ringer melody and volume Internal call ringer melody and volume Sound settingsMelody is highlighted, press OK to select Press OK to confirm To exit and return to standbyBase ringer melody and volume Handset tones Handset settings Phone settingsAuto answer Register a handsetDim mode Phone settingsHandset name Reset your handsetRoom monitor System PIN code Base settingsDe-register a handset Reset your basePause time Recall timeCall log type Auto-delete Answering machine Answering machine settings via the handset Switch the answering machine ON/OFFAnswer delay Answering machine Press UP or Down to select the answer delay setting youAutomatic for the ‘time saver’ option Require and select OK Press To exit and return to standbyMonitoring/call screening Time stamp on/offDefault setting is ‘standard’ Recording qualityYou can select either standard or high quality recording. Record your own outgoing message Outgoing messagesAnswer and Record Answer OnlyCheck your outgoing message Select the outgoing message answer modeListening to your messages Memory full Record a memoCheck/delete the OGM Answering machine settings via the baseRecord a new outgoing message Standby mode Press and hold to delete all messages Remote accessChange the remote access PIN code Standby mode, press HoldSwitch remote control On/Off Check for messages remotely Switch your answering machine on remotelyOperating your answering machine remotely Time saverPlay all messages Switch answering machine on/offPlay new messages Pause playbackBT Caller Display Calls logView and dial from the Calls log BT Caller Display Press or to dial a displayed numberCopy a Calls log number to the phonebook Delete a/all Calls log numbers Subscribe to the text messaging service Cost of the fixed line serviceText messaging Text messaging Send a text messageSent messages are stored in the Outbox Saved messages are stored in the Drafts box Entering textReceived messages are stored in the Inbox Your BT Verve 500 can store up to 30 messagesSee page 13 for the complete character map Receiving and reading text messagesPress UP/DOWN/LEFT/RIGHT to Or, select to open the phonebook and scroll UP or DownTo scroll and display the name/number you want. Press Back to cancelConfirm and send Receiving a call while writing a textText messaging Delete messages stored in the Drafts box Memory Full and Delete Messages alternately Read, edit, send or delete messages stored in the OutboxNumbers Stored Service Centre numbersCenter 2 and press OK Select an SMS Center to send/receive from Using additional handsets Internal callsReceiving an external call while on an internal call Way Calls Transferring callsHelp Help Answering machine messages have the wrong date and time Cannot access your messages from another phoneNo Caller Display number/name displayed Cannot register a handset to a baseText messages cannot be sent and screen displays Failed Possible problems with text messagingCannot send text Customer HelplineCannot receive text Further help and advice for text queries on BT linesGeneral sales enquiries Billing enquiriesRefer to the telephone number shown on your telephone bill Press OK. Number is displayed. Enter 00000 and press OK You keep hearing an error beepGeneral information General information CleaningGuarantee For your records Technical informationConnecting to a switchboard Ofﬁces worldwide

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