BT 2011 manual Redial memory

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Maintenance	35	Notes
Making and receiving calls	10	Notes
Memory available	15, 21
On/Off	9
Paging	11
Pause	34
PIN (Personal Identification
Number)	23, 25
Range	37
Redial	10
delete a redial number	11
Redial memory	15
copy a redial number	15
Registering with more than one
base station 1010, 1015, 2010,
2015, 2-Line and ISDN	31
Returning your handset	35
Secrecy	10
Setting up	4
Service	35
Short cuts	16
adding	18
checking	18
create a new short cut	17
delete	20
edit	20
function table	18
pre-set short cuts	16
saving	18
store	17
using	19
view	20
Switchboards	33, 38
System code	25
Technical information	37
Transferring calls	12
Volume	21, 22
Warnings	4, 37
Warranty	35

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Contents Diverse See page 25 for more information about your handset PIN Display At a glanceThis guide Introduction Setting UpConnect the power cable Fit the handset belt clip Charge the handset batteries for at least 16 hours NiMH batteries nickel-metal hydride Switching on/off and locking the keypad Using DiverseSecrecy Making and receiving callsDelete Number Paging and making calls between handsetsSave Entry Using the DirectoryNEW Entry Entering names and numbers Delete Directory Edit EntryDisplay Entry Available Memory Using the redial memoryShort Cuts Call barringHandset Lock Lock ON/OFFEither Saving the new short cut Adding short cut functionsFunction table Explaining the function tableCheck or Request number N Viewing Ringer Options SettingsHandset Volume Handset settings Initialisation Handset SettingsCaller Display Additional featuresChange PIN System codeGroup Ringing Call allocationRing Priority Using the Baby Alarm Store Baby Alarm LevelBaby Alarm Language Operating with more than one base station Register Registering a Diverse 2011 handset with a base stationSelect Base Best BaseChange Base Name Base SettingsSetting the Tone or Pulse mode Switchboard compatibilityPause Help MaintenanceService Replacing handset batteries Technical information Connecting to switchboards Index Redial memory 9 0 3