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Wall mounting Template

100 mm

72 mm

48 mm

Base station Handset charger

Contents

Main Page At a glance # Page In this guide Introduction Cordless telephone functions Directory Select Services Handset functions For your records Unpacking your Quartet 2010 Setting up Follow these steps to get your Quartet 2010 ready for use. Situating your Quartet 2010 into the telephone wall socket and charger into the mains power socket Battery Low Indication Using your Quartet 2010 Menu options Display symbols HANDSET HANDSET OFF HOOK * Page To receive a call To switch on the keyguard To end a call To redial the last number Options during a call To use the secrecy function To adjust the handset earpiece volume (speech) Page > Using the Directory To store an entry in the Directory DIRECTORY FULL To edit an entry in the directory To add extra entries to the directory AVAILABLE CHARACTERS To view and then dial a call from the directory To delete an entry in the directory Optional settings To change the handset ringer melody To change the handset ringer volume To change the base unit ringer volume To change the dial mode To change recall mode Call Return Friends & Family Using Select Services Editing your Select Services 3 Way Calling Call My Bill Call Diversion Reminder Call To edit Call Return To make a Call Return call To set or edit Friends & Family To call Friends & Family Page To edit the Call Diversion set code To set your Call Diversion setting To cancel your Call Diversion setting To edit the Call Diversion cancel code To edit the Reminder Call cancel code To turn your Reminder Call ON/OFF To edit or cancel the Reminder Call set up code To turn Call Waiting ON/OFF To edit the Call Waiting code Page To register your handset to another Quartet 2010 base Wall mounting To wall-mount the Quartet 2010 base unit To wall-mount the handset charger Help and advice BT Services Information Emergency services Safety instructions BT Helpline 08457 697330 Technical advice Guarantee Index Page Page APPROVED Offices in Europe, North America, Japan and Asia Pacific.