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BT BT STUDIO 1100 manual Press Menu to toggle between the name and number

Models: BT STUDIO 1100

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Press Menu to toggle between the name and number.

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If a name/number match is found in the phonebook the name will be displayed instead of the number.

Press Menu to toggle between the name and number.

3. Press to dial the number.

	Last number redial
1.	Lift the handset and press	.
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2.	Press Redial . The last number called is redialled.

Delete a redial number

With the name or number you want to delete displayed:

1. Press . DELETE? is displayed.

2. Press to confirm.

Delete the redial list

With any number from the redial list displayed.

1. Press and hold . DELETE ALL? is displayed.

2. Press Menu to confirm.

Press to exit a menu.

Keep pressing to return to the idle display at any time.

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BT BT STUDIO 1100 manual Press Menu to toggle between the name and number

Contents

BT STUDIO User GuideWelcome… to your BT Studio 1100 Digital Cordless TelephoneSection Section Need help?Handset settings Using the phone4 In this guide Getting startedGeneral information Base settingsPIN code HelpA Location 6 Getting startedSetting up the base and handset Then slide the battery compartment cover into place 3. Install the 2 x AAA rechargeable batteries suppliedWith batteries installed the display will show the mains and switched on at allBT Studio 1100 multiple pack owners only display will be shownWhen the handset has linked with the base the idle Battery performanceSetting up the charger Press and hold to switch key lock on 10 Getting to know your phonePress any button then to switch off Comes on when you make/receive a callPhonebook Menu Key lock Signal Sample screen - These are where the handset icons will appearSTUDIO Getting to know your phoneAlso used when registering handsets, page 12 Getting to know your phonePower/In use indicator Charging indicator On = Handset chargingNavigating the menus When the handset is displaying the idle screen14 Using the phone Using the phone Call timerEarpiece volume While the phone is ringing 16 Using the phonePress Menu to toggle between the name and number 18 Phonebook Phonebook Character map Digit button 1 BLANK20 Phonebook Edit a phonebook entry 1. Press Menu . Display shows PHONE BOOK Phonebook22 Caller Display and the calls list View and dial a calls list entry 24 Caller Display and the calls list Call Waiting Handset ringer melody and volume 26 HandsetSectionsettings1. Press Menu 2. Press Volor until HANDSET is displayed To change the external ringer volumeKey beeps 28 Handset settingsThe default setting is ON Auto AnswerSelecting a language 30 Handset settingsHandset settings Key lockYou can lock the keypad so that it cannot be used accidentally while carrying the handset aroundNaming a handset 32 Handset settingsSecurity PIN Base settings34 Base settings Base ringer melody and volumeBase settings Reset the handset and base36 Base settings Using additional handsets 38 Using additional handsets Using additional handsets 2. When the handset answers, press to transfer the callTransferring calls You can transfer an external call to another handset40 Using additional bases The default PIN code is Using additional basesOr Press Volor to select AUTO 42 Using additional basesHelp 44 Help 0870 605 HelpBT Accessories and Replacement Items if you are having difficulties using your BT Studio46 General information SafetyGeneral information Cleaning48 General information Product disposal instructions The conditions of this guarantee are Guaranteewithin the 12 month guarantee period General informationOutside of the 12 month guarantee period Within the 12 month guarantee periodReturning your phone General information52 General information Technical informationSwitchboard external line access code Switchboard compatibility54 General information RecallDialling mode Temporary change to dialling mode British Telecommunications plc BT Studio 1100 Issue 3 10/05Ofﬁces worldwide