BT manual Wall mounting, To wall mount the Ultimate 106 base unit

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Ultimate 106 – Edition 2 – Issue 3 - 24.12.02 – 5129

Wall mounting

Your Ultimate 106 can be wall mounted using the screws and wall plugs provided. Use the wall mounting template (enclosed on a separate sheet from this user guide) as a guide for the drill holes.

Before you wall mount your Ultimate 106, check that:

•It is close to the master telephone socket and a mains power socket.

•It is in a convenient position from which to run the cabling from your extensions.

•The wall can support the weight of the apparatus.

•You have easy access to the Ultimate 106 and can easily take off the lower case cover when you need to program this system.

To wall mount the Ultimate 106 base unit

1Using a pencil, mark the place on the wall where you wish to place the screws 191 mm apart.

2Drill 2 holes suitable for the screws and wall plugs supplied.

3Drive the screws into the wall, leaving about 5 mm free on which to hang the Ultimate 106.

4Remember to leave sufficient space below the Ultimate 106 to give access to the wiring entry slots and at least 15mm above to allow the Ultimate 106 to be hooked on to the mounting screws.

WALL

WALL PLUG

WALL PLUG

SCREW

SCREW

191 mm

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Contents Ultimate User GuidePersonal Emergency Numbers For your recordsContents Unpacking your Ultimate IntroductionWall mounting the Ultimate Extension numbers InstallationTo connect up to 6 master extension sockets Install the required number Extension socketsRemove the lower cover from the Ultimate Connect the extension sockets to the UltimateConnect the telephone line cord Connect the power cableTo make any system settings System settingsTo set the time Time and date settingsTime is 3.15pm Monday February 27thTo set the ring delay Extension ring delay Day and night modesRing delay is 3 rings and day mode To select which extensions ring during the night To select which extensions ring during the dayTo stop extensions from ringing during the day Night mode start 6pm Day mode start 830 a.mExample Extension 12 is set for hotline Call barringCreating a hotline number Example Extension 12 barring is levelExtension 12 is set for normal Connecting a payphoneExtension 12 is set for payphone Call Sign on, delay on Connecting a fax machineResetting the system Call Sign on, delay offPlaying music to callers on hold Announce System resetTo set-up Answering Machine To select answering machine modeAnswering Machine Call DirectorAnswering delay is nine rings Announces Answering delay is setAnswering delay is two rings Answering delay is six ringsAnnounces Call Director is off To set up Call DirectorAnnounces Call Director is set Announces Call Director is onCall Director, example OGMs Record your call director message after the toneTo record a Call Director OGM To replay the Call Director OGMPush square to confirm Playing back your messagesYour messages To program your PIN To hear how much recording time is remainingTo operate your Answering Machine from another telephone Making and receiving calls Using your phone extensionsTo forward calls to another extension To put a call on holdTo hold a 3-way call To transfer a call between extensionsAnnounces Extension do not disturb is set Alarm on amAlarm cleared Announces Extension divert is offTo set the Room Monitor Using your Ultimate 106 as a Room MonitorUsing Ringback Ringback Extension X or RingbackIntercom Ring a telephone number Using the speed dial memoryEnter 2 digit location and number To dial a speed dial number To store the last dialled call as a speed dial numberUsing Caller Identification Using BT Select ServicesTo review calling numbers To screen incoming calls using Caller IdentificationTo set the Caller Identification options at each extension To switch between 2 callers BT’s Call Waiting serviceTo use BT’s Call Waiting service Service MaintenanceTo wall mount the Ultimate 106 base unit Wall mountingHelp Are you in the correct programming mode i.e. program/normalDtmf Technical informationNormal mode Ultimate 106 default settingsGlobal programming mode Index OGM Offices worldwide

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