BT BT DIVERSE 6410 manual You can now

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You can also click on HELP for the on-screen guide.

When your handset picture file is full, you must delete pictures from it before you can download new ones.

2.Click and drag the sliders. As you adjust the settings, you can see the results on the Preview Panel.

3.Click OK button to save or Cancel to return to the original settings.

Save an image file on your PC

You can save a copy of the image as it looks in the Phone Preview panel to your PC.

1.When you have finished editing a picture, click Save As. A dialog box is opened allowing you to find the file on your computer. The default folder is My Pictures. However, you can select any folder on your computer.

Set, rename or delete a handset picture

1.Press MENU then scroll DOWN to SOUNDS AND PICTURES.

Press OK.

2.Scroll DOWN to PICTURES and press OK.

3.Scroll LEFT or RIGHT to see all the pictures available. When the one you want is displayed, press OPTIONS.

You can now:

RENAME PICTURE – Press OK then press CLEAR to delete the current name. Enter the name you want and press SAVE.

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Contents User Guide Welcome… To your BT Diverse 6410 digital cordless telephoneSection This guide SMS Alert BT Calling Features Read, edit and send draftAdding or changing Call Divert On Call Divert OffThis guide Setting up Getting startedGetting started Your BT Diverse 6410 is ready for useBT Diverse 6410 multiple pack Owners onlyGetting started Getting to know your phone HandsetMain display icons Getting to know your phoneBase Navigating the menus… SMS Using your phone Making callsVolume Using your phoneTo switch the call back to the handset, press HandsfreeSecrecy RedialSave a redial number You can save a number to the directory Press Options and scroll Down to Save Number Press OKQuick access to messages Keypad lockDirectory Press to set lower case or upper case letters Character map Using your phone Directory full Press Names then Options Scroll Down to Copy Directory and press OKUsing your phone Copy SIM Scroll Down to SIM Copy and press OKInternal calls If required, enter the SIM Card PIN and press OKIf copying to the SIM Card, scroll Down to highlight Press OK. The list of directory names is displayedUsing your phone Using your phone Caller Display Caller Display Caller Display Press then scroll Down to Call Divert On and press BT Calling FeaturesFollow the spoken instructions BT Calling Features BT Calling Features SMS stands for Short Messaging Service SMS text messagesSMS text messages Outbox which holds up to the last five messages sent SMS text messagesSent messages are stored in the Outbox SMS text messages Character or digit to the left of the cursor After a couple of secondsSMS templates Texts easier to writeSMS text messages Message is displayed. Edit the message or press You can now choose betweenEither press then OK YOU have NEW . To read new messagesDelete ALL delete all messages in the Inbox SMS text messages Adding or changing SMS Service Centre numbers Service Centres is highlighted. Press OKSMS User Areas Follow these instructions to edit a SMS user area Sounds & Pictures GIF, JPEG, BMP, TIFF, PNGPictures Sounds and pictures Select a sectionRotate Left/Right You can now Ringtones Click the Ringtones tabSounds and pictures Uninstall INSTALL/UNINSTALL RepairRinger melody and volume Handset settingsSelect from 5 volume levels plus Off Handset settings Handset settings Scroll Down to Keypad and press OK Auto talkSelect base Base settings Music on hold Base settings Calendar/Clock65 Press Left or Right to select OFF/ON DAILY/MON to FRI Calendar/ClockCalendar/Clock Additional handsets and bases Registering additional handsetsRegister your handset to another base Additional handsets and bases Select a baseHelp71 Possible problems with SMS HelpHelp Help ‘Hello I will be home late’ For your records Safety information General informationGeneral information Connecting to a switchboard GuaranteeGeneral information Additional/Replacement Items Technical informationOfﬁces worldwide