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BT Hub Phone 2.1 manual To set a default number, To assign a ringtone to a Contact

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To set a default number

If you have several numbers for one contact, select which one is always displayed as the number to dial.

1Press Contacts. Highlight the required contact and press the OK button.

2Highlight the number you want to set as the default and press Options.

3Scroll down to Set as default and press Select.

4The icon for the type of number assigned as default will appear next to the Contact name in the Contacts List

To assign a ringtone to a Contact

1Press Contacts. Highlight the required contact and press the OK button.

2Press Options, scroll down Set ringtone and press Select.

3Scroll to the ringtone you want to use for the contact and press Select. A sample is played as each ringtone is highlighted.

To assign a Contact number to speed dial button

When set as a speed dial, you can dial the number just by pressing and holding the 1-9 button you have selected.

1Press Contacts. Highlight the required contact and press the OK button.

2Highlight the number you want to assign and press Options.

3Scroll down to Set as speed dial and press Select.

4Scroll to the 1-9 button number you want to use and press Save to confirm.

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BT Hub Phone 2.1 manual To set a default number, To assign a ringtone to a Contact

Contents

BT Hub Phone Thank you for choosing BT Quick Start BT Hub Phone Contents Page Learn about… Page Use this section to learn about Other features includeBT Hub Phone BT Hub Phone BT Broadband TalkBT Broadband Talk BT Home HubBT Broadband Talk tips Page Set-up Page Sign up to BT Broadband Talk Use this section to set upBT Broadband Talk set-up Check equipmentBT Broadband Talk is set up Follow these simple steps to set up your BT Hub PhoneBT Hub Phone set-up Check box contents Register handset to your Home Hub Bac Help see Using the phone Page Use this section to find out more about Your handset Making and receiving callsContacts BT Services SettingsCalls Lists Using additional handsets HelpHandset buttons Switch to a caller waiting on hold Scroll up through menus/listsHandset menus Using menusAccessing menus directly from the standby screen Menu option buttonsCalls Lists Contacts Settings Menu mapHandset display Example standby screenHandset display icons To view your new events New event indicatorsYou have missed 2 calls If necessary, scroll to the event you want to viewMaking calls with Broadband Talk To switch the handset power on/offPress and hold Press to switch the handset back on again To make an external callSave number press Select to add to your Contacts see To end a callOptions before dialling Options during a callReceiving calls To switch Secrecy onSecrecy To answer a callTo reject the call To switch to handsfree during a callHandsfree calling To make a handsfree callPress to dial the number RedialTo redial a number from the dialled calls list To delete entries from the dialled calls listSpeed dial To store a speed dial numberTo dial a speed dial number Find handset Paging To switch key lock on and offTo switch the handset ringer on/off Key lockEnter a name using the keypad To add a new ContactEntering names To access your Contacts Press Save to save the contactTo dial a number from Contacts To add a number to a Contact Contact optionsTo edit a Contact To delete a number from a ContactTo set a default number To assign a ringtone to a ContactTo assign a Contact number to speed dial button To select shared or handset only Contacts List Contact list optionsTo delete a Contact To check the memory statusTo delete all Contacts Other three To view the calls listsCaller details Missed calls To dial a number from a call listTo view your missed calls Calls list options To save a number as a new contactSave a number to an existing contact Delete a calls list entry Delete all callsBT Hub Phone Helpdesk To call 1571 and access your voicemailBT Answer To call the BT Hub HelpdeskTo switch between the current and waiting callers Call WaitingTo end the current call and speak to the waiting caller BT 118 500* directory enquiries To ignore the waiting callerTo call BT 118 500 directory enquiries Sounds To set the ringer volumeTo switch the Voicemail alert on/off To change your ringtoneTo switch keypad tones on/off To switch the battery low warning on/offTo set an alarm on/off Alarm and time settingsTo switch the new event backlight flash on/off DisplayTo stop the alarm ringing To change the alarm ringtoneTo change the time format To add or edit a speed dial Call settingsTo switch auto talk on/off Press Save to confirmHandset software Automatic software upgradeTo manually check for software update To show the current software versionSystem PIN ResetSystem PIN is set to 0000 as default is stored in the Hub To change your BT Hub 4-digit PINTo perform a Settings or Full reset Enter the System PIN and press Select to confirmTo register a Hub Phone To register a GAP compatible handsetTo make an internal call Internal callsTo de-register a handset To receive an internal callTo transfer an external call to another Hub Phone Help Page Help What if my phone won’t turn on? If it still won’t turn on, please calls us on 0800 111When am I using BT Broadband Talk? BT Hub PhoneWhat’s my handset’s range? What do the different battery icons mean?Why does my phone keeps flashing? What are my BT Broadband Talk charges?How can I set up the 1571 voicemail service on my Hub Phone? What can affect call quality? What numbers can I call using BT Broadband Talk? What happens when I make emergency calls?Page Safety GeneralCleaning Hearing aidsEnvironmental Product disposal instructions Product disposal instructions for business usersGuarantee Within the guarantee periodOutside the guarantee period For your records Technical informationIf you have to return your BT Hub Phone Page Page Offices worldwide