Select base | BT 7250 specs

BT Freestyle 7250 – Issue 02 – Edition 01 – 24.03.05 – 6763

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Select base

You can register your BT Freestyle 7250 handset to up to 4 bases. If your handset has been registered to more than one base you can select which one it uses.

1.Press MENU then scroll DOWN to HANDSET SETTINGS and press OK.

2.Scroll DOWN to SELECT BASE and press OK.

All bases to which the handset is registered are displayed.

3.Use UP or DOWN to select the base you want and press OK.

4.Press SAVE.

5.Press to return to standby or BACK to go one step back in the menu.

When you have selected the base station, the handset will display SEARCHING until it finds the base’s signal.

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BT 7250 manual Select base

Contents

User Guide Welcome… Section Need help? Answering machine . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .22 Calls This guide This guide Alarm Calendar/Clock Switch on/offRemotely Switch on/off Time saver Time & Date This guide Getting started Setting up Getting started Your BT Freestyle 7250 is ready for use Getting started BT Freestyle 7250 multiple packOwners only Getting started Handset Getting to know your phone Main display icons Menu Names On/Off/Ans Getting to know your phone Getting to know your phone SMS Making calls Using your phoneDisplay shows Press again to switch it back on To switch the call back to the handset, press Using your phoneHandsfree Headset Redial VolumeSecrecy If necessary scroll Down to edit the Number then Delete a redial numberPress Options and scroll Down to Save Number Press OK Keypad lock Quick access to messages Using your phone Press to set lower case or upper case letters Directory Character map Twice to Press Names then Options Edit an entry At the receiving handset the screen shows ReplaceReceiving handset screen shows Copying from Copy SIM Internal calls Using your phone Scroll Down to SIM Copy and press OKEnter the SIM Card PIN and press OK If copying to the SIM Card, scroll Down to highlight During an external call, press . Your caller is put on hold Using your phone Caller Display Caller Display Caller Display BT Calling Features BT Calling Features Press SMS text messages SMS stands for Short Messaging Service You can now scroll UP or Down to choose between SMS text messages Not Sent Sent messages are stored in the Outbox Press Left or Right to move the cursor SMS text messages You can now choose between Message is displayed. Edit the message or press Delete ALL delete all messages in the Inbox YOU have NEW . To read new messagesEither press then OK SMS text messages Service Centres is highlighted. Press OK Adding or changing SMS Service Centre numbersScroll Down to Send Service and press OK. All Service All messages sent will go via the selected provider SMS User Areas Press Left or Right to select your sub-address number Handset settings Press Clear to delete the current name. Use Left or Handset beeps on/off Handset settings Select base Base settings Music on hold Base settings Calendar/Clock57 Calendar/Clock Calendar/Clock Answering machine Outgoing messages Operating the answering machine from a handset Answering machine Press OK then use UP or Down to select Answer & Record or Answer only Answer delay sets the amount of time before your Answer delayAnswer delay of 0, 5, 10, 15, 20, 25, 30 seconds or Opportunity to hang up and save the cost of a call Quick access to your messages Answering machine Call screening Scroll Down and enter your 4-digit remote access Answering machine settings Operating the answering machine at the base Memory full After playback Pause playback, press again to resume playback Switch answering machine on remotely Remote access Operating your answering machine from another phone Message indicator Registering additional handsets Additional handsets and bases At the base Additional handsets and bases Display shows Handset X DE-REGISTERED Help77 Help Possible problems with SMS Help Text is delivered as voice text ‘Hello I will be home late’ For your records General information Safety information General information Guarantee Connecting to a switchboard General information Technical information Additional/Replacement Items Ofﬁces worldwide