Mounting the back-up box | BT Diverse 1015 instruction

4 Mounting the back-up box

If required, you can mount your Diverse 1015 back-up box along your skirting board.

•Using the template at the back of this guide, mark then drill two holes for the two screws and Rawlplugs (if you need them).

•Insert the screws, leaving about 5 mm sticking out to hang the back-up box from.

Wall	Skirting board

Screws

Wrap any loose cord belonging to the back-up box around the base before attaching it to the skirting board.

Attach the back-up box by hooking it over the screws protruding from the wall.

Setting up

5 Connecting the power cable

Plug the power cable into the power socket on the underside of your Diverse 1015. Take care that the telephone line cord and power cable plugs are connected to the correct sockets. Incorrect placement could damage the unit.

The Diverse1015 will not operate if there is a power failure and the optional back-up box has not been fitted.

6Plug the 3-pin adaptor into a mains power socket and switch on

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BT Diverse 1015 manual Mounting the back-up box, Connecting the power cable

Diverse 1015 specifications

The BT Diverse 1015 is an advanced cordless telephone that exemplifies a blend of modern technology and user-friendly features, making it an appealing choice for both home and office environments. This innovative device is part of BT's Diverse series, known for its reliability and cutting-edge functionality.

One of the main features of the BT Diverse 1015 is its DECT (Digital Enhanced Cordless Telecommunications) technology, which ensures a secure and robust connection. DECT technology provides superior sound quality, allowing users to enjoy clear conversations without any interference. The telephones are designed to offer up to 300 meters of range outdoors and around 50 meters indoors, ensuring freedom of movement throughout the premises.

Another notable characteristic of the BT Diverse 1015 is its ability to support multiple handsets. Users can seamlessly register up to five handsets to a single base unit, enabling them to have phones in various rooms, increasing accessibility and convenience. The handset has a large, easy-to-read LCD display that provides essential information such as caller ID and battery status, making it easier for users to manage their calls.

The BT Diverse 1015 also comes equipped with a built-in answering machine, offering up to 15 minutes of recording time. This feature allows users to receive messages even when they are unable to answer the phone. Additionally, the telephone offers a range of caller features, including a phonebook that can store up to 50 names and numbers, and a last number redial option, facilitating easy call management.

Moreover, the BT Diverse 1015 is designed with user convenience in mind. The phone includes a number of customizable features, such as ringtones and volume levels, providing users with the ability to personalize their phone experience. The speakerphone function allows for hands-free conversations, making it easier to multitask while on the phone.

In terms of power management, the BT Diverse 1015 ensures long-lasting performance, with rechargeable batteries that offer extended talk and standby time. The sleek design of the handset adds a touch of elegance while maintaining ergonomic appeal for comfortable handling.

In summary, the BT Diverse 1015 is a well-rounded cordless telephone that integrates advanced technology with user-focused features. Its DECT technology, multiple handset capability, integrated answering machine, and customizable options make it a strong contender in the market for anyone seeking a functional and reliable communication device.

Contents

User guide Diverse 1015 telephonePage Page Last number redial Keypad At a glance Base unit Underside view Power cord Telephone line cord Skip Hints and tips boxes This guide Date of purchase Place of purchase Serial number Introducing the Diverse1015For your records Building up a phone system Plugging your Diverse 1015 into the phone socket Setting upFollow these steps to get your Diverse 1015 ready for use To connect the back-up box Connecting the optional back-up box Mounting the back-up box Connecting the power cable Charge the handset batteries for at least 16 hours Installing the rechargeable batteries in the handsetNormal battery charging time Fitting the handset carrying clip Getting the most out of your batteries Battery low warning ON/OFF and Protected modes Using your Diverse 1015 telephone To redial the last number To make an external callTo end a call To receive an external call To make an intercom call to the base unit Paging and internal callsTo page a handset from the base unit To make an internal intercom call to another handset Quick call transfer To make an internal intercom call to all handsetsTo transfer an external call between handsets To speed dial a number stored in the memory Using the memory to store and dial numbersOr, to save scrolling through stored numbers To store a number To change a system code for the Diverse 1015 base unit Using and changing the system code and handset PINIf you want to use remote access To adjust the ringer volume in the handset Optional settingsAdjusting ear piece volume To switch the ‘confirmation’ tone on and off To adjust the ringer volume in the base unitTo adjust the tone of the handset ringer To adjust the tone of the base unit ringer To switch the ‘range warning’ tone on and off To switch the ‘wrong button’ tone on and offTo switch the battery warning tone on and off To switch the ‘settings confirmation’ tone on and off To switch the ‘in-range’ tone on and off Call barring To store your own ‘special numbers’ To cancel the call bar on all handsetsTo cancel call barring on an individual handset To bar all calls from an individual handset To clear your own ‘special numbers’ Recording an outgoing message/advisory announcement Using your Diverse1015 answering machineOutgoing messages Advisory announcement To play back your first outgoing message A1 Voices says ÔRecording announcementÕOr if To record your first outgoing message A1 To delete your second outgoing message A2 To record a second outgoing message A2To play back your second outgoing message A2 To delete your advisory announcement a To switch the answering machine on/offTo record an advisory announcement a To play back your advisory announcement a To set the correct day and time on the answering machine Voice says, ÔPlease enter the time using four digits.ÕTo switch the day and time announcement off or on To record a memo To set the duration of incoming messagesRecording memos At any time you can When there are new messagesAt the base To delete all messages which have been played back To save messages at the base unitTo delete a message at the base unit Enter 51 to insert a pause between messages Press the STO button to confirm the settingAt the base during playback Either Please note Remote accessTouchtoneTM phone From a Diverse handset To play back all messages Remote operationFor help To play back new messages To delete a message during playback To select the operating modeVoice says, ÔOperation Mode. Advisory announcementÕ To mark a message as new To play back an outgoing message/announcement To record a new outgoing messageTo record an advisory announcement To record a memo message To switch on your answering machine from another phoneVoice says, ÔAnnouncement deletedÕ To delete an outgoing message/announcement Remote access quick guide Operating with additional handsets Additional featuresUsing secrecy during an external call To clear and reinstate handsets for collective ringing To set which handset will receive ring priority To set Pulse dialling Using your Diverse 1015 with a switchboard/PBXSetting the Tone or Pulse mode Entering PBX external access codes for older switchboards During the call For use with switchboards/PBXsTo set Time Break Recall with Tone dialling To set to Earth Recall with Tone dialling Code To insert an access codeSetting the access pause Access codes Diverse handsets Registering a new Diverse handset with the base unitAt the base unit At the handset To remove a handset registered at the base unit Operating with additional base units At the base unit How to set up multiple base units and handsets To set your handset for automatic base selection To set your handset for manual base selection General MaintenanceWithin the guarantee period Outside the guarantee period Replacing handset batteries Symbol is flashing or you cannot link up with the base unitHelp Emergency calls When connected to a PBX Approval Technical informationEnvironment How many phones can you have? Back-up box Connecting to PBXs Technical specification Index Remote access Using your Diverse 1015 answering machine Additional features Remote access contÕd 51-52 Operating with additional base unitsMaintainance Help Mounting template 415