This document provides instructions for setting up the BT8600 Advanced Call Blocker cordless phone and answering machine. It includes steps for plugging in the phone base and handset charger, activating and charging the handset batteries, connecting the phone line cord, and guiding the user through the setup wizard to set the date and time, record an outgoing message, and add contacts. The document also includes an overview of the phone features and navigation menus.
This document is a user guide for the BT8610 Advanced Call Blocker digital cordless phone. It includes instructions for quick setup of the phone, including charging the handset, connecting the phone line, setting the date and time, and recording an outgoing message for the answering machine. It also provides an overview of common phone features like making and receiving calls, using the caller ID and calls list, storing contacts, and using the call blocking and answering machine functions.
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The document provides instructions for setting up and using a BT5510 digital cordless phone with answering machine. It includes details on charging the handset batteries, registering additional handsets, making and receiving calls, using the phonebook and call lists, changing sound settings, and operating the answering machine from the handset or base unit. The document also provides troubleshooting tips and customer support contact information.
This document provides setup instructions for a BT7610 digital cordless phone with answering machine. It includes instructions on charging the handset batteries, activating additional handsets, making calls, using the answering machine features, blocking nuisance calls, and accessing settings for call controls, contacts, and more. Setup involves plugging in the base, activating and charging handset batteries for 24 hours before connecting the phone line, and walking through a setup wizard to configure features and settings.
The document provides instructions for setting up and using the BT4500 cordless phone:
1. The phone is designed to block nuisance calls and has a quick set-up process.
2. Setup involves charging the handset batteries for 24 hours before connecting the phone line, activating the batteries, running through a setup wizard, and programming call blocking options.
3. The document provides troubleshooting tips and references a help section for addressing any issues.
This document provides a quick start guide and user manual for a BT6610 cordless phone with nuisance call blocking. It includes instructions on setting up the phone, charging the batteries, making calls, using the phonebook and call log, setting parental controls and blocking nuisance calls, using the answering machine remotely and locally, and an overview of the phone's menu and settings. The guide also provides troubleshooting tips and customer support contact information.
This document is a user guide for the BT8610 Advanced Call Blocker digital cordless phone. It includes instructions for quick setup of the phone, including charging the handset, connecting the phone line, setting the date and time, and recording an outgoing message for the answering machine. It also provides an overview of common phone features like making and receiving calls, using the caller ID and calls list, storing contacts, and using the call blocking and answering machine functions.
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The document provides instructions for setting up and using a BT5510 digital cordless phone with answering machine. It includes details on charging the handset batteries, registering additional handsets, making and receiving calls, using the phonebook and call lists, changing sound settings, and operating the answering machine from the handset or base unit. The document also provides troubleshooting tips and customer support contact information.
This document provides setup instructions for a BT7610 digital cordless phone with answering machine. It includes instructions on charging the handset batteries, activating additional handsets, making calls, using the answering machine features, blocking nuisance calls, and accessing settings for call controls, contacts, and more. Setup involves plugging in the base, activating and charging handset batteries for 24 hours before connecting the phone line, and walking through a setup wizard to configure features and settings.
The document provides instructions for setting up and using the BT4500 cordless phone:
1. The phone is designed to block nuisance calls and has a quick set-up process.
2. Setup involves charging the handset batteries for 24 hours before connecting the phone line, activating the batteries, running through a setup wizard, and programming call blocking options.
3. The document provides troubleshooting tips and references a help section for addressing any issues.
This document provides a quick start guide and user manual for a BT6610 cordless phone with nuisance call blocking. It includes instructions on setting up the phone, charging the batteries, making calls, using the phonebook and call log, setting parental controls and blocking nuisance calls, using the answering machine remotely and locally, and an overview of the phone's menu and settings. The guide also provides troubleshooting tips and customer support contact information.
The document provides instructions for setting up a BT3920 digital cordless phone with answering machine. It includes checking the contents of the box, inserting batteries, charging the handset, connecting the base unit to power and the phone line, and placing the phone equipment in locations that ensure best reception and performance. Instructions are also provided for using the phone's calling features and answering machine functions.
This document provides instructions for setting up and using a BT XD56 Digital Cordless Phone with Answer Machine. It includes directions for charging the batteries, connecting the base unit and handset, making calls, using the phonebook, call blocking features, caller ID, the answer machine, settings, and additional handset registration. Setup involves plugging in the power adapter and phone line cord, activating the batteries by removing a tab, and allowing 16 hours for initial battery charging before use.
The document provides instructions for setting up and using a BT4600 cordless phone with call blocking features. It includes steps for charging the handset batteries, connecting the phone line, setting the date and time, recording a greeting message, and adding contacts. Additional sections cover call blocking and screening options, using the phonebook, speed dial, and caller ID features, as well as the answering machine, settings menu, and registering additional handsets.
This document provides instructions for setting up and using a BT3540 Digital Cordless Phone with Answering Machine. It includes directions to charge the batteries for 24 hours before use, activate the batteries by removing a tab, and follow the setup wizard to set time/date and record a greeting. Additional handsets include charging batteries for 24 hours before placing on charger. The document outlines making calls, using contacts and speed dial features, caller ID, answer machine functions, and provides a menu map and troubleshooting information.
This user guide provides instructions for setting up and using the key features of the BT3960 Nuisance Call Blocker cordless phone. The document discusses how to charge the handset batteries, set up the phone, make and receive calls, use the call blocking features, and set up and use the answering machine. It also provides troubleshooting tips and customer support contact information.
This document provides instructions for setting up and using a BT3550 digital cordless phone with answering machine. It includes steps for charging the handset batteries, setting the date and time, an overview of the handset and base buttons and menus, and directions for making calls, using the phonebook, answering machine functions and more. Setup takes less than 30 minutes and mainly involves charging the handset, connecting the power adapter and phone line to the base, and setting the date and time on the handset.
The document provides instructions for setting up and using a BT3930 digital cordless phone with answering machine. It includes steps for charging the handset batteries, setting the date and time, navigating menus, making and receiving calls, using the phonebook, caller ID, and answering machine functions. The document contains information about phone icons, buttons, menus and basic features.
The document provides instructions for setting up and using the BT6510 Nuisance Call Blocker cordless phone and answering machine. It includes steps for charging the batteries, connecting the base unit and power supply, registering additional handsets, and using features like blocking nuisance calls and the answering machine.
1) The document provides instructions for setting up and using a BT3510 digital cordless phone with answering machine.
2) It includes steps for charging the batteries, setting up the phone features like date and time, and making calls.
3) Quick tips are given throughout for best performance of the batteries and phone.
This document provides instructions for setting up and using the BT4000 Big Button Cordless Phone. It includes directions on:
1. Charging the phone batteries for 24 hours before connecting the line cord to activate the phone.
2. Guiding the user through a setup wizard to configure settings like time, date, and call blocking.
3. Blocking nuisance calls by call type or specific number to help prevent unwanted calls.
1) The document provides instructions for setting up and using a BT3530 digital cordless phone with answering machine. It describes the contents of the box, installing batteries, setting the date and time, and an overview of the phone's features and menus.
2) Setup involves charging the handset for 24 hours, setting the date and time, and connecting the telephone line cord to the base unit. The guide also provides instructions for using the phone's menus to access features like the phonebook, call log, and answering machine functions.
3) In addition to setup steps, the document outlines the phone's key features, display icons, navigating the menus, making calls, redialing numbers, using the phone
The document is a user guide for a BT3520 digital cordless phone with answering machine. It provides instructions on setting up the phone and base, an overview of phone features, and guides the user through basic call functions, the phonebook, settings menus, and using the answering machine. The guide explains how to register additional handsets to the base unit and where to find help if needed.
This document provides instructions for setting up and using a BT6600 cordless phone with nuisance call blocking features. It includes steps for charging the phone, connecting to a phone line, setting the date and time, and programming the phone's call blocking features to block nuisance calls by type or specific numbers. The summary also mentions that the document contains help for using the phone's features and troubleshooting.
This document provides instructions for setting up a BT2600 digital cordless phone and answering machine. It includes checking the contents of the box, activating and charging the batteries, running through a set-up wizard to set time/date and record a greeting, and connecting the phone line once fully charged. The document also provides tips on battery performance and using the phone's calling features.
This document provides instructions for setting up and using a BT3710 digital cordless phone with answering machine. It includes a list of items included in the package and instructions on setting up the base unit and handset, charging batteries, and connecting to a phone line. It also provides an overview of the phone's features and buttons, navigating menus, making calls, using the phonebook, caller ID, and answering machine functions.
The document provides instructions for setting up and using a BT2200 nuisance call blocker cordless phone. It includes steps for charging the handset batteries, connecting the base unit to power, and registering additional handsets. The document also outlines features like making and receiving calls, using the phonebook, call blocking functions, and battery performance tips. Setup is a multi-step process including charging batteries for 16 hours before connecting the phone line. Menus and buttons are explained to help users navigate features and settings.
The document provides instructions for setting up and using the features of the BT Decor 2600 cordless phone, including:
1) The quick set-up guide walks through plugging in the phone, setting the date and time, and optionally turning on BT Call Guardian and adding contacts.
2) BT Call Guardian allows blocking unwanted calls in two modes - Announce, where unrecognized callers must state their name, or Answer Phone, which sends unrecognized calls straight to voicemail.
3) The block button can be used to block incoming, current, or future calls from a number. Numbers can be added to blocked or allowed lists from the Call Guardian menu.
The document provides instructions for setting up and using a BT7600 digital cordless phone with answering machine. It includes instructions on charging the batteries, activating the handset, connecting to the phone line, and guiding the user through the setup wizard. The document also provides an overview of the phone's features and menus for making calls, accessing the contacts, using the answering machine, changing settings, and more.
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This user guide provides instructions for setting up and using the BT Freestyle 2200 cordless telephone. The guide includes information on location and setup of the base unit and handset, an overview of the buttons and menus, and instructions for basic functions like making calls, using caller ID, the quickdial directory, and registering additional handsets. It also includes troubleshooting tips, safety information, and specifications.
This document provides instructions for setting up and using a BT3540 Digital Cordless Phone with Answering Machine. It includes directions to charge the batteries for 24 hours before use, activate the batteries by removing a tab, and follow the setup wizard to set time/date and record a greeting. Additional handsets require charging for 24 hours before placing on the charger base. The document outlines making calls, using contacts and speed dial features, caller ID, redial, mute, and answer machine functions.
The document provides instructions for setting up and using a BT2500 digital cordless phone with answering machine. It includes steps for charging the batteries, activating the handsets, setting the date and time, and installing any additional handsets. The summary also explains how to make calls, access contacts and speed dials, use caller display and the calls list, and operate the answering machine features from the handset.
The document provides instructions for setting up a BT3920 digital cordless phone with answering machine. It includes checking the contents of the box, inserting batteries, charging the handset, connecting the base unit to power and the phone line, and placing the phone equipment in locations that ensure best reception and performance. Instructions are also provided for using the phone's calling features and answering machine functions.
This document provides instructions for setting up and using a BT XD56 Digital Cordless Phone with Answer Machine. It includes directions for charging the batteries, connecting the base unit and handset, making calls, using the phonebook, call blocking features, caller ID, the answer machine, settings, and additional handset registration. Setup involves plugging in the power adapter and phone line cord, activating the batteries by removing a tab, and allowing 16 hours for initial battery charging before use.
The document provides instructions for setting up and using a BT4600 cordless phone with call blocking features. It includes steps for charging the handset batteries, connecting the phone line, setting the date and time, recording a greeting message, and adding contacts. Additional sections cover call blocking and screening options, using the phonebook, speed dial, and caller ID features, as well as the answering machine, settings menu, and registering additional handsets.
This document provides instructions for setting up and using a BT3540 Digital Cordless Phone with Answering Machine. It includes directions to charge the batteries for 24 hours before use, activate the batteries by removing a tab, and follow the setup wizard to set time/date and record a greeting. Additional handsets include charging batteries for 24 hours before placing on charger. The document outlines making calls, using contacts and speed dial features, caller ID, answer machine functions, and provides a menu map and troubleshooting information.
This user guide provides instructions for setting up and using the key features of the BT3960 Nuisance Call Blocker cordless phone. The document discusses how to charge the handset batteries, set up the phone, make and receive calls, use the call blocking features, and set up and use the answering machine. It also provides troubleshooting tips and customer support contact information.
This document provides instructions for setting up and using a BT3550 digital cordless phone with answering machine. It includes steps for charging the handset batteries, setting the date and time, an overview of the handset and base buttons and menus, and directions for making calls, using the phonebook, answering machine functions and more. Setup takes less than 30 minutes and mainly involves charging the handset, connecting the power adapter and phone line to the base, and setting the date and time on the handset.
The document provides instructions for setting up and using a BT3930 digital cordless phone with answering machine. It includes steps for charging the handset batteries, setting the date and time, navigating menus, making and receiving calls, using the phonebook, caller ID, and answering machine functions. The document contains information about phone icons, buttons, menus and basic features.
The document provides instructions for setting up and using the BT6510 Nuisance Call Blocker cordless phone and answering machine. It includes steps for charging the batteries, connecting the base unit and power supply, registering additional handsets, and using features like blocking nuisance calls and the answering machine.
1) The document provides instructions for setting up and using a BT3510 digital cordless phone with answering machine.
2) It includes steps for charging the batteries, setting up the phone features like date and time, and making calls.
3) Quick tips are given throughout for best performance of the batteries and phone.
This document provides instructions for setting up and using the BT4000 Big Button Cordless Phone. It includes directions on:
1. Charging the phone batteries for 24 hours before connecting the line cord to activate the phone.
2. Guiding the user through a setup wizard to configure settings like time, date, and call blocking.
3. Blocking nuisance calls by call type or specific number to help prevent unwanted calls.
1) The document provides instructions for setting up and using a BT3530 digital cordless phone with answering machine. It describes the contents of the box, installing batteries, setting the date and time, and an overview of the phone's features and menus.
2) Setup involves charging the handset for 24 hours, setting the date and time, and connecting the telephone line cord to the base unit. The guide also provides instructions for using the phone's menus to access features like the phonebook, call log, and answering machine functions.
3) In addition to setup steps, the document outlines the phone's key features, display icons, navigating the menus, making calls, redialing numbers, using the phone
The document is a user guide for a BT3520 digital cordless phone with answering machine. It provides instructions on setting up the phone and base, an overview of phone features, and guides the user through basic call functions, the phonebook, settings menus, and using the answering machine. The guide explains how to register additional handsets to the base unit and where to find help if needed.
This document provides instructions for setting up and using a BT6600 cordless phone with nuisance call blocking features. It includes steps for charging the phone, connecting to a phone line, setting the date and time, and programming the phone's call blocking features to block nuisance calls by type or specific numbers. The summary also mentions that the document contains help for using the phone's features and troubleshooting.
This document provides instructions for setting up a BT2600 digital cordless phone and answering machine. It includes checking the contents of the box, activating and charging the batteries, running through a set-up wizard to set time/date and record a greeting, and connecting the phone line once fully charged. The document also provides tips on battery performance and using the phone's calling features.
This document provides instructions for setting up and using a BT3710 digital cordless phone with answering machine. It includes a list of items included in the package and instructions on setting up the base unit and handset, charging batteries, and connecting to a phone line. It also provides an overview of the phone's features and buttons, navigating menus, making calls, using the phonebook, caller ID, and answering machine functions.
The document provides instructions for setting up and using a BT2200 nuisance call blocker cordless phone. It includes steps for charging the handset batteries, connecting the base unit to power, and registering additional handsets. The document also outlines features like making and receiving calls, using the phonebook, call blocking functions, and battery performance tips. Setup is a multi-step process including charging batteries for 16 hours before connecting the phone line. Menus and buttons are explained to help users navigate features and settings.
The document provides instructions for setting up and using the features of the BT Decor 2600 cordless phone, including:
1) The quick set-up guide walks through plugging in the phone, setting the date and time, and optionally turning on BT Call Guardian and adding contacts.
2) BT Call Guardian allows blocking unwanted calls in two modes - Announce, where unrecognized callers must state their name, or Answer Phone, which sends unrecognized calls straight to voicemail.
3) The block button can be used to block incoming, current, or future calls from a number. Numbers can be added to blocked or allowed lists from the Call Guardian menu.
The document provides instructions for setting up and using a BT7600 digital cordless phone with answering machine. It includes instructions on charging the batteries, activating the handset, connecting to the phone line, and guiding the user through the setup wizard. The document also provides an overview of the phone's features and menus for making calls, accessing the contacts, using the answering machine, changing settings, and more.
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This user guide provides instructions for setting up and using the BT Freestyle 2200 cordless telephone. The guide includes information on location and setup of the base unit and handset, an overview of the buttons and menus, and instructions for basic functions like making calls, using caller ID, the quickdial directory, and registering additional handsets. It also includes troubleshooting tips, safety information, and specifications.
This document provides instructions for setting up and using a BT3540 Digital Cordless Phone with Answering Machine. It includes directions to charge the batteries for 24 hours before use, activate the batteries by removing a tab, and follow the setup wizard to set time/date and record a greeting. Additional handsets require charging for 24 hours before placing on the charger base. The document outlines making calls, using contacts and speed dial features, caller ID, redial, mute, and answer machine functions.
The document provides instructions for setting up and using a BT2500 digital cordless phone with answering machine. It includes steps for charging the batteries, activating the handsets, setting the date and time, and installing any additional handsets. The summary also explains how to make calls, access contacts and speed dials, use caller display and the calls list, and operate the answering machine features from the handset.
(1) The document provides instructions for setting up and using a BT3530 digital cordless phone with answering machine.
(2) It describes the handset, base, menus, and features of the phone such as making calls, redialing, the phonebook, call log, and answering machine functions.
(3) The setup instructions explain how to charge the handset batteries, set the date and time, register additional handsets if applicable, and connect the base to a phone line so that the phone is ready for use.
This user guide provides instructions on setting up and using the BT Decor 2200 corded phone. The guide outlines how to activate batteries, connect to the phone line, and set the date and time. It describes making, receiving, and ending calls, as well as features like handsfree mode, last number redial, and caller ID. Instructions are also provided for storing contacts, using the call log, changing settings, and troubleshooting.
This document provides instructions for setting up and using a BT Decor 2500 corded phone. It includes steps for connecting the phone to a power source and phone line, setting the date and time, making and receiving calls, using features like handsfree mode, redial, directory, caller ID, and the answering machine. The document contains detailed explanations of the phone's buttons and their functions.
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This user guide provides instructions for setting up and using the BT Diverse 5410 cordless telephone system. The system includes one base station and one handset. Safety information is also provided, noting the use of rechargeable batteries and general cleaning instructions. The main menu structure is outlined, showing options for directories, messages, settings and features. A quick guide for common handset functions is also included.
This document provides instructions for setting up and using the BT Diverse 7100 Plus cordless phone. It includes steps for plugging in and charging the handset, registering the handset to a compatible base station, making and receiving calls, using features like caller ID, redial, the phonebook, and text messaging. The document also provides product disposal instructions and information on the manufacturer's warranty and declarations of conformity.
The document provides instructions for setting up and using the BT Duet 210 corded telephone. It includes details on installing the phone using wall mounting or placing it on a desk, making and receiving calls, using features like mute and redial, and programming the quickdial memory buttons. Safety information and the phone's specifications are also provided.
- The document is a quick set-up and user guide for the BT7500 digital cordless phone. It provides instructions on setting up the phone, base unit, and chargers as well as using the phone's calling, contacts, and answering machine features.
- The first sections provide safety instructions and describe checking the contents of the phone packaging. Later sections provide step-by-step instructions on charging the handset batteries, making calls, using contacts and call logs, setting ringer volumes and sounds, and operating the answering machine from the hand
The document is a user guide for the BT Aura 1500 home phone with answering machine. It provides instructions on setting up the phone by charging the batteries for 24 hours before connecting the phone line cord to the telephone socket. It also explains how to place the base unit in an optimal location away from interference from large metal objects or other electronic devices. The guide provides tips on using the answering machine and accessing voicemail, as well as an overview of the phone's calling features and settings that can be customized.
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1. The document provides instructions for setting up and using the BT Home SmartPhone S II touch screen home phone. It describes how to power on the phone, charge the battery, connect to WiFi, set up accounts, make calls, access apps and settings.
2. Setup instructions include registering the handset, connecting to a Google account, selecting a WiFi network, and setting the date and time. Use instructions cover making calls, using the touch screen, browsing the internet, downloading apps, and blocking nuisance calls.
3. The document also provides customer support contact information, instructions for recycling the device, and legal information about the phone's warranty and compliance with regulations.
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The document provides instructions for setting up and using a BT Diverse 5000 Solo cordless telephone. It includes diagrams of the handset and base station and describes how to register the handset, charge the battery, store contacts, adjust settings, and troubleshoot issues. Safety information is also provided.
This document provides instructions for setting up and using the BT2000 Digital Cordless Phone. It includes information on checking the box contents, plugging in the base and charger, activating and charging the batteries, and completing an initial setup wizard. The document also provides menus and instructions for making calls, accessing contacts, using speed dial features, and changing settings.
The document provides instructions for using a Gigaset AL14H handset. It describes the display keys and their functions, safety precautions for use, how to register the handset, charge the battery, make calls, use the directory and call lists, and contact customer service. Key information includes how to power on/off the handset, lock the keypad, adjust volume, enter menus, store and dial contacts, and view new messages.
The document provides instructions for using a Huawei B160 Fixed Wireless Terminal. It includes:
- A description of the device's buttons and ports
- Icons and their meanings
- Instructions for installing SIM cards, batteries, and power adapters
- Basic call and message functions
- Details on the menu system and input modes
This document provides instructions for setting up and using a Gigaset AL140/AL145 cordless phone system, which includes a base station and handset(s). It describes how to:
1. Connect the base station to power and a phone line.
2. Insert the battery and register the handset to the base station.
3. Make and receive calls, use the directory, call lists, and additional features.
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This document is a user guide for the Gigaset CL750A GO phone. It provides an overview of the phone and its components. The guide describes how to set up the phone for use over an analog landline or internet connection, and how to configure voip settings. It also explains the phone's basic functions such as making calls, using directories, messages lists, and settings menus.
The document provides a quick set-up and user guide for the BT Conferencing Unit X300. It includes instructions on unpacking the contents, connecting cables and chargers, setting up and charging the wireless microphones. The guide also describes basic phone functions like making and answering calls, adjusting volume, using mute, and accessing the redial list, phonebook and call log. Settings covered include date and time, ringer volume and tone, and PBX mode.
The document provides help for connecting a Wi-Fi extender and troubleshooting connection issues. It includes steps to check the signal strength to determine if an extender is needed. If the extender cannot connect to the router, it recommends moving the extender closer or trying different connection methods. It also gives tips on optimal extender placement and potential interference issues. Reset instructions and specifications for power usage are provided.
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This document is the user manual for the NETGEAR AirCard 785S Mobile Hotspot. It provides instructions on how to set up, connect to, and use the mobile hotspot device. The manual covers topics such as installing the SIM card and battery, connecting devices to the hotspot's WiFi network, monitoring data usage, updating settings and security, and troubleshooting issues. It also includes an appendix with frequently asked questions and their answers.
This user guide provides instructions for setting up and using the BT Halo home phone system. It includes directions for plugging in the base unit and charger, activating and charging the batteries, connecting the phone line, and walking through the setup wizard. The wizard helps pair a mobile phone to the BT Halo using Bluetooth to sync contacts and make calls. The guide then explains how to use the phone's various features like contacts, speed dial, calls list, answer machine, settings and Bluetooth functionality.
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Gigaset S820A Digital Cordless Telephone User GuideTelephones Online
This document is the user guide for the Gigaset S820/S820A touchscreen cordless phone. It includes instructions on setting up the base and charger, understanding the phone's interface and keys, making calls, changing settings, using additional phone features like the answering machine, Bluetooth, contacts, and more. It also provides customer service contact information and safety precautions.
Gigaset SL400A Digital Cordless Telephone User GuideTelephones Online
The document provides instructions for setting up and using a Gigaset SL400/SL400A cordless phone. It includes steps for checking contents, installing the base and charger, connecting to power, and setting up the handset. The document also provides overviews of the phone's display symbols, menu system, and key functions. Users are instructed to register the phone online for warranty and support.
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This document is the user guide for the Gigaset SL910/SL910A cordless phone. It contains instructions on setting up the base station and charger cradle, operating the phone's touchscreen and keys, making calls, changing settings, using the phone's apps and features, and connecting additional handsets or Bluetooth devices. It also provides customer service contact information and safety precautions.
Gigaset AL410A Digital Cordless Telephone User GuideTelephones Online
The document provides instructions for setting up a Gigaset AL410A cordless phone handset and base station. It includes:
1) A list of contents for the phone package and instructions for inserting batteries and connecting the base station and optional charging cradle.
2) An overview of the keys and features of the handset and base station.
3) Step-by-step instructions for basic phone functions like making calls, using the directory and call lists, registering additional handsets, and operating the answering machine.
Gigaset A420A Digital Cordless Telephone User GuideTelephones Online
The document provides instructions for setting up and using a Gigaset A420 or A420A cordless phone. It describes the keys and displays on the handset and base station, how to insert batteries and set up the phone. Instructions are provided for making calls, using menus to access phone features, and safety precautions for phone use. Features covered include the answering machine on the A420A model, redialing numbers, call lists and volume control.
Gigaset A510A Digital Cordless Telephone User GuideTelephones Online
This document provides instructions for setting up and using a Gigaset A510 or A510A cordless phone. It includes information on checking package contents, setting up the base and charging cradle, connecting the base, registering handsets, changing display language, setting the date and time, and operating the phone's menu. The document also provides an overview of the phone hardware and icons displayed on the screen.
The document provides instructions and tips for using the features of the YouView box, including:
- How to use the YouView guide to find programs to watch across different channels and times.
- How to search for specific programs by name and filter search results.
- An overview of the on-demand streaming players and apps available through YouView including BBC iPlayer and BT Player.
- Details on using BT Player, including navigating categories like movies, TV, and kids content, and setting bookmarks.
This document provides instructions for using the features of a YouView+ box. It includes:
- An overview of the YouView main menu and its options for searching, viewing on demand content, and managing recordings.
- Instructions for using the YouView Guide to find programming information and set recordings or reminders.
- Details on how to pause live TV, rewind or fast forward to catch up, and set reminders for future programs.
- Guidance for making the most of the BT Player's on demand content and managing bookmarks, playlists, and payments.
1. The document provides setup instructions for the BT Home Hub 4r broadband kit, explaining how to assemble, configure, and connect the hub and its components.
2. It describes recycling the equipment properly according to the WEEE Directive and details a 1-year guarantee on the hub.
3. Setup involves assembling the power supply, plugging in and powering on the hub, configuring broadband settings for both BT and non-BT customers, and connecting devices to the hub via Wi-Fi or Ethernet.
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BT 8600 Digital Cordless Phone With Advanced Call Blocker
1. BT8600 Advanced Call Blocker
Digital Cordless Phone with Answering Machine
Block up to 100% of Nuisance Calls
Quick Set-up and User Guide
8600 Advanced Call Blocker
Digital Cordless Phone with Answering MachineDigital Cordless Phone with Answering Machine
Block up to 100% of Nuisance Calls
Quick Set-up and User Guide
8600 Advanced Call Blocker
Digital Cordless Phone with Answering MachineDigital Cordless Phone with Answering Machine
BlockBlock
100%
Nuisance
Calls
up toup to
100%
Nuisance
Calls
CallGuardian
2. Handset Base
Telephone line cord
(pre-installed)
Handset Charger Mains power adaptor
(item code 066270)
2 x AAA Ni-MH 750 mAh
rechargeable batteries
(already in handset)
Mains power adaptor
(item code 066270)
2 x AAA Ni-MH 750 mAh
rechargeable batteries
(already in handset)
Important
Only use the mains power adaptors, cables and rechargeable batteries supplied in this box or this
product might not work. Any replacement rechargeable batteries must be of the same type.
BT accepts no responsibility for damage caused to your BT8600 if you use any other type of batteries.
Contents for each additional handset (multipacks only)
Check box contents
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Quick set up.................................5
Getting to know your phone
Finding your way around
your phone................................ 15
Handset buttons........................ 16
Base.......................................... 17
Using the phone
BT Call Guardian ........................ 18
The Block button ....................... 20
Call Control................................ 28
Making calls .............................. 32
Make an external call ................. 32
End a call................................... 32
Receive a call............................. 32
Mute......................................... 23
Incoming speech /
Handsfree volume...................... 33
Make a handsfree call................. 33
Contacts.................................... 34
Store a contact (up to 200)......... 34
View/dial a contact.................... 34
Caller Display and the Calls list .... 35
View and dial from the Calls list... 35
Save a Calls list entry to
your contacts............................. 36
Set the time and date................. 37
Set Parental control ................... 37
Answer machine ........................ 38
Message playback using
the handset............................... 38
Message playback using the base 40
Help ..........................................41
General information
Guarantee ................................. 42
How to recycle your equipment .. 42
R&TTE Directive & Declaration
of Conformity ............................ 42
3Contents
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Answer phone View Messages Messages
Outgoing msg Ans. & record
Answer only
Record memo
Answer mode Answer on/off
Answer mode
Settings Text Alert
Ans. & record
Answer only
Call screening
Auto on/of
Remote access
Call control
Calls List
BT Call Guardian
Do Not Disturb
Outgoing calls
VIP list
Change PIN
Save number
Allow number
Block number
Delete call
Send text
Delete all
Guardian settings
Announce msg
Block numbers
Allow numbers
On/off
VIP calls
Mobile calls
International
Premium rate
All dialled calls
Add VIPs
Remove VIPs
VIP ringtone
Clock/Alarm Alarm Alarm
Time AM/PM
Melody
Time and date Time AM/PM
Date
Time format 12 Hours or 24 Hours
Text Messages Write Message
Inbox
Drafts
Sent folder
Templates
Settings
Speed Dial List 1. 1571 2-9 Empty
CallingFeatures Call Diversion
Cancel Ringback
Call Waiting
Reminder Call
Anon Call Reject
Settings Sounds Ringing
Alert tones
Handset tones
Display Colour theme
Wallpaper
Contrast
Screen saver
Handset name
Call settings Auto answer
Auto end call
Auto join calls
First ring
Base settings Ringing
PBX Code
S/ware version
Registration Register
De-register
Change Sys. PIN
Reset H/set settings
Base settings
Clear user data
Contacts menu
Accessed by pressing
the button
Add new contact
Edit contact
Delete
Memory status
Calls list Menu accessed
by pressing
Play message*
Save number
Allow number
Block number
Delete call
Send text
Delete all
Menu map4
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Chapter
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1 The telephone line cord is already
fitted but don’t plug the other
end into the wall socket yet.
2 Plug the mains power adaptor
into the base, with the cable
clipped in the groove provided.
3 Plug the other end of the power
adaptor into the wall power
socket and switch on.
Quick set up guide
1 Plug in
5
3
12
6. 2 Activate the batteries
1. Activate the batteries by pulling the plastic tab away from the bottom
of the handset.
2. The BT logo will appear on the screen, followed by the set up wizard
screen displaying Please set the time and date to start using your
telephone. Don’t follow these instructions yet. Place your handset on
the base to charge first.
Quick set up guide
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6
Set up
OK
Please set the
time and date
to start using
your telephone
7. Quick set up guide
If you need some help, call us on 0800 145 6789* or go to bt.com/producthelp
Important
Charge the handset batteries for
24 hours or your phone might
not work.
3 Charge
Place the handset on the base and leave to charge for 24 hours.
7
If your screen
displays this
message, don’t
worry. This is
normal and will
continue to be
displayed until you
connect the phone
line cord in Step 4.
Hide
Line cord error.
Please check.
Set up
OK
Please set the
time and date
to start using
your telephone
8. Quick set up guide
4 Connect the phone line cord
After 24 hours, plug the phone line cord into the phone wall socket.
If you ever need to remove the
batteries, place your fingers in the
groove at the bottom of the handset
and lift the cover up to release it.
Then, gently ease the batteries out.
8
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5 Follow the set up wizard
Quick set up guide 9
Set up
OK
Please set the
time and date
to start using
your telephone
Set up
Save Back
Time
HH:MM
AM
AM/PM
Set the time and date
1. Select OK by pressing the Left option button
under the screen. The set up wizard will
begin. Follow the prompts to complete the set
up process.
Tip: when prompted to select OK you can
press the button in the centre of the
keypad if you prefer.
2. Use the keypad to enter the time using the 12
hour clock format e.g. for 3:32 pm you need to
enter 03:32.
3. Press press or to select AM or PM.
4. Press enter the date in the format
DD/MM/YYYY.
5. Press Save. Saved is displayed.
10. BT Call Guardian
6. Continue to read and follow
the prompts.
7. Press OK.
8. Press OK.
YouneedtohaveaCallerDisplayservicefromyour
networkprovidertouseallthefeaturesavailable
e.g.CallGuardian,VisualVoicemail,CallsList,
TextMessagingandotherCallerDisplayenabled
features.Chargesmayapply.
9. Select Yes or No, and
follow the prompts.
Quick set up guide10
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BT Call Guardian
OK
Your phone’s set
to announce
unknown caller’s
names when you
answer so you...
BT Call Guardian
OK
...can decide
how to deal with
calls. Change
settings via Call
Control.
Back
Set up
Yes
Do you have
Caller Display?
No
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Chapter 11Quick set up guide 11
Complete the set up tasks
10. If you wish to continue following the set
up wizard, select Yes. (If you don’t want to
follow the wizard, select No and you can
start using your phone straight away. You
can always set up tasks via the menu later).
Record your answer phone
outgoing message
11. If you wish to complete this step, select Yes
(or No to continue to the next step).
12. Record message is highlighted, press Select.
13. Follow the voice prompt and record your
message into the phone after the tone.
14. Select Save when you’ve finished.
15. Your message will be played back to you.
16. Select OK (or Delete if you want to replace it).
17. Select Done, to continue with the set
up wizard.
Set up
Yes No
Would you like
us to guide you
through some
set up tasks?
Set up
Yes No
Do you want to
record your
answer phone
outgoing
message now?
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12. Quick set up guide
If you need some help, call us on 0800 145 6789* or go to bt.com/producthelp
12
Set up
Do you want to
add contacts
now, so their calls
are allowed?
Yes No
Add contact
Name
Home
Mobile
Save Back
I
Abc
Add contacts
18. If you want to add some contact numbers
now, select Yes (or select No to continue to
next step).
By adding contacts, you will always know that
their calls will get straight through to you,
without the need to go through BT
Call Guardian.
Please make sure you always add the full
telephone number when you save a contact.
If you have important numbers that will always
need to get through e.g Doctors surgery,
National Floodline, Carer Line numbers etc,
make sure you’ve added them to your Contacts
or Allowed list.
19. Enter the contact name using the keypad and
press .
20. Enter the home phone number. You can then
press and enter a mobile number and
then a work number if you want to. Press
then or to select a ringtone.
21. Select Save when you’ve finished.
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Quick set up guide 13
22. Select Yes if you want to enter more contacts
or No if you don’t want to for now.
Follow steps 19, 20 and 21 on page 12
for instructions on how to add a contact.
23. Select OK to complete the set up wizard.
You can now start using your phone.
Please read the rest of this User Guide for
instructions on how to use the most popular
features of your BT8600 phone.
If you’d like more detailed instructions on
features like internal calls, remote access and
text messaging, further information is available
to download from bt.com/producthelp
Set up
Do you want to
add another
contact?
Yes No
Set up
OK
Set up
complete.
Please read the
quick start
guide.
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6 Set up your additional
handsets (multi packs only)
1. For additional handsets and chargers: plug the mains power adaptor into
the back of the charger and plug the other end into the mains wall socket
and switch on the power.
2. Activate the batteries as explained on page 6. Once you’ve set the time
and date on the first handset then it will be shared with all other handsets
in your multi pack after you activate the batteries.
3. Place the handset on the charger to charge for 24 hours.
Quick set up guide14
15. 15
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Finding your way around your phone
Your BT8600 has an easy to use menu system.
When the handset is switched on and at the idle screen:
1. SelectMenubypressingtheLeftoptionbutton to openthe mainmenu.
2. Use the or button to scroll through the available menu
options.
3. When the menu you want is displayed, select by pressing the Left option
button or press .
4. Use the or button to scroll through the available sub menu
options. When the sub menu you want is highlighted, select by pressing
the Left option button or press .
Select the Back option if you want to return to the previous screen.
To exit a menu and return to the home screen, press .
If no buttons are pressed for 30 seconds, the handset returns to the home
screen automatically.
Use the to access the BT Call Guardian settings.
Getting to know your phone
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Block Button
Access call blocking features, page 20.
Right option button
In answer machine mode, deletes
current message playing.
OK
In idle mode, press to access a highlighted
event e.g. missed calls, answer phone messages
and text messages on the display.
R (Recall)
R (Recall) for use with some BT Calling Features
and when connected to a switchboard/PBX.
< / >
Left and right navigation buttons.
In text edit/entry mode, press to move cursor.
End call/on or off
End a call, page 32.
Press and hold to switch handset on/off.
In menu mode, press to return to home screen.
2-9 (Speed dial)
Press and hold buttons 2-9 to dial a stored
speed dial number.
Press and hold to lock/unlock keypad.
Toggle between upper/lower case characters.
Getting to know your phone16
Handset buttons
Left option button
See page 15.
Up/Volume
Move up through menu options,
increase volume, page 33.
Contacts
Access stored Contacts, page 34.
Talk/Handsfree
Make/receive calls, page 33.
Switch handsfree on/off, page 33.
Calls/Down
Enter calls list, page 35, decrease
volume, page 33 and move down
through menu options.
1(Speed dial)
Press and hold to dial BT 1571
or a stored speed dial number.
Press and hold to turn handset
ringer on/off.
0
Press to enter a space.
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17
Base
Vol+
Increase the speaker
volume during playback
and the call screening
volume during idle.
Vol-
Decrease the speaker
volume during playback
and the call screening
volume during idle.
Light indicator
Blue light on when the
handset is in the
base charging. Flashes
when the line is in use
or registration is
taking place.
Play/Stop
When you have new
messages, the button
will flash. Press once to
play new messages and
again to stop playback.
Skip<<
During playback, press once
to skip back to the start
of the current message.
Press twice to skip back to
the start of the previous
message.
Delete
Press once to delete the
message during playback.
In idle mode, press to
delete all old messages.
Skip>>
During playback, press to
skip forward to the start
of the next message.
Answer On
Press to turn the answer
machine on or off.
When set to On, the
text ‘On’ will light up
on the button.
Find
Press to ring all
registered handsets,
helpful for finding a
missing handset.
Also used during the
registration process.
Getting to know your phone
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BT Call Guardian18
YouneedCallerDisplay
This will help you get the most out of your BT Call Guardian. You can get this
from your phone service provider. Charges may apply.
YourBT8600hasfourGuardianmodesthatallowyoutoeasilymanage
incomingcallsindifferentways:
• Announce –AllcallsnotinyourContacts,AlloworVIPlistmustsaytheir
name.ThoseonyourBlockedlisthear,“Callstothisnumberarebeing
screenedbyBTCallGuardian,thepersonyouarecallingisnotacceptingyour
call.Pleasehangup”.
• International – All calls from International numbers must announce their
name. All other calls, except those on your blocked list hear the message
above and all other calls come straight through.
• AnsPhone – All calls not in your Contacts, Allowed or VIP list are sent straight
to the Answer Phone including those on your Blocked list.
• Custom – You choose how you’d like to handle all of your calls.
In Announcemode (default setting), the BT8600 will filter all first time calls
from numbers that are not yet saved in your Contacts, or already on your
allowed list. By doing this, you gradually build up these lists and your phone
will know how to deal with the call the next time it comes in.
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BT Call Guardian 19
Personaliseyourannouncemessage
You can personalise the BT Call Guardian greeting, by adding your name to
the Announce message.
1. Select Menu, scroll to CallControl and press Select or .
2. Follow the instructions to set your PIN or enter your PIN and selectOK.
3. BTCallGuardian is highlighted, press Select or .
4. Scroll to Announcemsg, press Select or .
5. PressSelect,or ,onRecordname andfollowthevoicepromptandpressSave.
6. If you are happy with your recording, press .
Howdoyouaccept,blockorsendacalltotheanswerphone?
1. BT Call Guardian answers a call for you and asks the caller to say (“announce”)
who they are.
2. Your BT8600 then rings you with the Announced call on the display and
announces the caller’s name when you pick up the phone. (e.g. “You have a
call from Mark”).
3. You now have the following choices :
• To accept the call, press 1
• To always accept their calls, press 2
• To block their calls, press 3 or press
• To send this call to the answer phone, press 4
• Or to ignore the call, just hang up (this call will then be sent straight to the
answer phone)
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The Block button
The block call button can be used in 3 ways:
1. Incoming call
When you have an incoming call, the handset
display will show ‘Announced call’. When
you pick up the handset you’ll hear the caller
announcement so you can decide whether to
take the call. If you don’t want to take the call,
press on the handset and the caller will be
advised that their call is not accepted and the call
will be disconnected.
The number will be blocked and added to the
blocked calls list if Caller ID is displayed. If the
number calls again, the caller will hear, “Calls
to this number are being screened by BT Call
Guardian, the person you are calling is not
accepting your call. Please hang up”.
Added to blocked
numbers list
Mute
12:00pm
Mark
Mobile
20 BT Call Guardian20
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2. During a call
If you have already answered the call and
you want to block the number press . If the
number is displayed you have the option to
select Yes and the number will be added to the
blocked numbers list and the call will end. Or
select No to go back to the caller.
3. In idle mode
Press as a shortcut to the Call Control
menu. See page 28.
End call and
block number?
Blocked numbers
Yes No
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HowdoIchangethedifferentBTCallGuardianmodes?
You can change the default setting of Announce mode to International,
Answer phone or Custom:
1. In idle mode, press .
2. Follow the instructions to set your PIN or enter your PIN and selectOK.
3. BTCallGuardian is highlighted, press Select or .
4. Scroll to Guardian mode and then use the or to select the one
that you want to change (e.g. International) and pressSave.
Custommode
Once you get used to your phone, you might decide to customise your
settings depending on the call type. For example, you can allow unknown
numbers but block international numbers and send withheld numbers to
the answer phone.
Remember: settings will be the same as the last mode you selected, unless
you save your own custom options.
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Take care when doing this, as it changes your phone’s BT Call Guardian settings.
1. In idle mode, press .
2. Follow the instructions to set your PIN or enter your PIN and select .
3. BTCallGuardian is highlighted, press Select or .
4. Scroll to Guardiansettings and press Select or .
5. Scroll to Announce then press or to find Custom.
6. Press Save and scroll to find the type of call that you want to want to change the
settings for. You can change :
Blocked / Allowed / International / Withheld / Payphones / Mobile /
Unavailable /
All other numbers.
And for each of these, you have the choice to: Block / Ans.phone /
Allow / Announce.
7. Select Save.
SwitchBTCallGuardianon/off
When Call Guardian is set to On, it is On for whichever mode you’re using
(e.g Announce mode). If you turn Call Guardian Off, all calls will be allowed
through, even if they are already on your blocked list.
1. In idle mode, press .
2. Call Guardian settings are PIN protected, so follow the instructions to set your
PIN or enter your PIN and selectOK.
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3. BTCallGuardian is highlighted, press Select or .
4. Guardiansettings is highlighted, press Select or .
5. Press or to switch BT Call Guardian on/off.
6. Select Save.
Whathappenswhenyouallowanumber(caller)
Any numbers in your phone’s Contacts are automatically allowed to come
straight through to you to answer. To block a contact, see page20.
• When you get an allowed call, you’ll see the caller’s number (if available)
with the call type below it on your phone’s screen.
• If you don’t answer a call from an allowed number, it will go through to your
answer phone (if it’s on) or eventually it will hang up if unanswered.
Remember: if you’ve allowed a contact, all the numbers you have for a
contact will also be allowed.
WhathappenstomyVIPnumbers?
These are always allowed to come through to you. If you want BT Call
Guardian to look after any of these numbers, you’ll need to remove them
from your VIP list and then adjust your BT Call Guardian settings for
that number.
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Whathappenswhenyoublockanumber(caller)
You can block a whole number or part of it (e.g. you can block by
area codes).
To unblock or allow a blocked number, see page27.
• A caller calling from a blocked number will hear a message telling them that
their call has been blocked.
• You’ll see the caller’s number (if available) in the Calls list with [Blocked call
icon]. This means that BT Call Guardian is blocking the call without you
having to do anything.
Remember: if you’ve blocked a contact, all the numbers you have for a
contact will also be blocked.
Callsthatarealwaysallowed
‘Ringback’ calls and calls from the operator are always allowed, and you
can’t block these using BT Call Guardian.
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HowtoaddnumbersstraighttoyourBlockedandAllowlists
Aside from adding numbers to your Block and Allow list as calls come
through, you can also add numbers directly to the lists via your Call
Control menu.
Toaddanumbertotheblocklist
1. In idle mode, press .
2. Follow the instructions to set your PIN or enter your PIN and select .
3. BTCallGuardian is highlighted, press Select or .
4. Scroll to Blocknumbers and press Select or .
5. Addnumber is highlighted, press Select or .
6. Enter the telephone number you want to block (make sure you enter the full
dialling code) and pressSave.
Toblocknumbersbyareacode
You can also block numbers by area code. This will mean that any calls
beginning with that code, will be blocked. Follow the instructions above
from 1 to 4 and then:
5. Scroll to Area codes, press Select or .
6. On first use, you will see Noareacodesstored.Addcode? Select Yes.
7. Add the area code (e.g. 01473) and pressSave.
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Toaddanumbertotheallowlist
1. In idle mode, press .
2. Follow the instructions to set your PIN or enter your PIN and select .
3. BTCallGuardian is highlighted, press Select or .
4. Scroll to Allownumbers and press Select or .
5. Addnumber is highlighted, press Select or .
6. Enter the telephone number you want to allow (make sure you enter the full
dialling code) and pressSave.
Deletingyourblockedandallowedlists
When in the Block and Allow number menu’s above, you also have the
choice to delete the whole list. Remember, if you do this, all calls previously
blocked and allowed, will now come back through your BT Call
Guardian settings.
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To enter the Call control menu you need to enter your remote access PIN.
This will need to be set the first time you try and enter the menu, simply
follow the on screen instructions. If you have already changed the remote
access PIN when setting your remote access then you will not need to set it
again as this PIN is used for both Call control and Remote access.
Set-up Do not disturb
Do not disturb allows calls to be received silently with minimal notification.
The default is off.
1. In idle mode, press .
2. Enter the access PIN and select . Scroll to Do Not Disturb and
press Select.
3. Press or to select On, Off or Timed. If you select Timed you need to
select the on and off times you want, press and enter the on time,
then again and enter the off time. Press to highlight whether
you want VIP calls to be Allowed or Barred using or , then press Save.
The chosen setting will be displayed and you will hear a confirmation tone.
When set to On, the idle screen will display DO NOT DISTURB instead of the
handset name. For more information and general advice on handling
unwanted calls please go to bt.com/unwantedcalls
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Set Outgoing calls control
1. In idle mode, press .
2. Enter the access PIN and select . Press
to highlight Outgoing calls and press Select.
3. Mobile calls is highlighted. Press or to
select Allowed or Barred for Mobile calls, then
press to International and follow the
same procedure for each option displayed and
then select OK. The display will show Outgoing
calls settings saved. You will then be prompted
to add some VIPs if you haven’t already
assigned any.
If ‘All dialled calls’ is set to Barred, this will take
precedence over the other settings except
emergency numbers 999 and 112 which can
still be dialled. If set to Allowed, the status of the
other settings will manage which calls can be
made. The default for all Outgoing calls settings
is Allowed.
Mobile calls
< Allowed >
International
Allowed
Outgoing calls
Save Back
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Assign VIPs
You can set whether calls from VIPs will still be allowed to ring or not when
the Do not disturb feature is turned on. The default setting is Allowed. If set
to Not Allowed all calls will be presented silently. If set to Allowed calls from
VIPs will ring as normal.
1. In idle mode, press .
2. Enter the access PIN and select OK. Press to highlight VIP list and
press OK.
3. Read the prompt and select Info, read the message and select Yes at the
end. Your contacts list will be displayed.
4. To assign contacts as VIP, highlight the contact and press .
Select additional contacts if required by repeating above.
5. Select Options, Add selected will be highlighted, press Select and the
selected entries will be added to your VIP list.
If you’ve already added contacts to your VIP’s, the list will be displayed
when you enter the VIP list menu. You can then select Options to add
further VIPs, remove VIPs or assign a VIP ringtone.
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Change the access PIN
1. In idle mode, press .
2. Enter the existing 4 digit remote access PIN. Press to highlight
Change PIN and press OK.
3. Onceyou’vereadtheremindermessage,selectOKthenenter the existing 4
digit access PIN and select OK.
4. Enter the new 4 digit access PIN and select OK, then enter it again when
prompted and select OK. Access PIN saved will be displayed.
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Make an external call
1. Press .
2. When you hear the dial tone, enter the number.
End a call
1. Press . Or, press to end the call and add
the caller’s number to the blocked numbers list.
Receive a call
When you receive a call, the phone rings
and the display shows Incoming call and .
If you’ve got a caller display service, the display
shows the incoming call, caller’s number
(if available) or the caller’s name.
1. Press to accept the call.
Mute
1. During a call, select Mute by pressing the Right
option button. The display shows Call muted
and your caller can’t hear you.
2. Select Unmute to return to your caller.
Enter number:
Options Clear
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Natalie
Work
Call muted
Options Unmute
ANS
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Incoming speech / Handsfree volume
1. Press or to increase or decrease
the volume.
Subsequent presses will change the volume,
you will hear the volume level with each press.
From the idle screen, you can press
to change the Ringer volume settings too.
Make a handsfree call
1. Enter the number then press twice.
is displayed. You hear your call over the
handset loudspeaker.
2. Press to switch the call between the
earpiece and the loudspeaker.
3. Press to end the call.
Call volume
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Store a contact (up to 200)
1. From the idle screen, press .
2. Select Options. Add contact is highlighted,
press Select.
3. Enter the new contact name using the keypad
then press and enter the home
phone number. You can then press and
enter a mobile number and then a work number
if you want to. Select Save when you’ve finished.
The display will show Contact saved.
View/dial a contact
1. From the idle screen, press to open
your contact list.
2. Press or to scroll through and view
the entries.
3. To dial an entry, press when the entry is
highlighted. If the entry has more than one
number saved under it you will need to highlight
the number you want and then press again.
Add contact
Name
Home
Mobile
Save Back
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Abc
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Mark
Mum
Dave
Tom
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Caller Display and the Calls list
For Block Calls, Caller Display and the Calls list, you must subscribe to a
Caller Display service for these features to work. Your network provider
may charge you for this service.
View and dial from the Calls list
(up to 50 incoming and 30 outgoing calls)
1. Press or select Calls. The most recent entry
is at the top of the list. (If there are no entries
List empty will be displayed.)
2. Press or to scroll through and view
the list.
3. To dial an entry, when the entry you want is
highlighted, press .
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36. Save a Calls list entry to your contacts
1. Press , then press or to
highlight the entry you want and select Options.
2. Highlight Save number and press Select.
3. You now have two options:
i) To save this as a new contact, highlight
New contact and press Select. Highlight
the type of number, then press Select.
Enter the contact name and select Save.
ii) To add to an existing contact, highlight
Add to contact and press Select. Scroll to
highlight the entry you want and press Select.
Highlight the number type where you want to
save the number (Home, Work or Mobile) and
press Select.
Calls
Select Back
Save number
Allow number
Block number
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New contact
Add to contact
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37. Set the time and date
1. Select Menu, scroll to display Clock/Alarm
and press Select.
2. Press to highlight Time and date and
press Select.
3. Enter the digits for the time, (you will also need
to select AM or PM if 12 hour format has been
set using or ). Then press and enter
the date. Select Save.
Set Parental control
1. Select Menu, scroll to Call Control and
press Select.
2. Enter the access PIN and select OK. Press
to highlight Parental Control and press Select.
3. Press or to select Allowed or Barred for
Mobile Calls, then press and follow the
same procedure for International, Premium
rate and All dialled calls then select Save.
The display will show Parental control settings
saved. You will then be prompted to add some
VIPs if you haven’t already assigned any.
Clock/Alarm
Select Back
Alarm
Time and date
Time format
Mobile calls
< Allowed >
International
Allowed
Parental control
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Answer machine
Message playback using the handset
1. Highlight the answer phone icon on the idle
screen and press , or
i. Select Menu, Answer Phone is displayed,
press Select.
ii. View Messages will be displayed, press Select.
2. A list of your answer phone messages will be
displayed with the most recently received
highlighted at the top.
3. Use or to scroll through the list to
highlight the message you wish to listen to and
press .
i.If you have more than one message stored and
want to listen to them all, select Options.
Play all will be highlighted, press Select.
8:00pm
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Lounge
ANS
1 11
Gordon
6.30pm Sun
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Messages
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4. As each message is played, the handset will display the number or the
name if you have Caller Display and a name/number match and the
time and date it was received. If you have any old (already listened to)
messages these will be played after your new messages.
During playback you have the following options:
or to adjust the playback volume.
to switch private playback through the handset to
handsfree playback.
or once to repeat the current message playing from the beginning.
or twice within a second to skip back to the previous message.
or once to skip forward to the next message.
Delete or to delete the current message playing.
At the end of playback, you will hear, “End of messages,” and the same
message will be displayed. The answer phone icon on the idle screen will
be renumbered to take into account any deleted messages.
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Message playback using the base
Press . If you have messages they will be played, new (unplayed)
messages first followed by old (played) messages.
During playback:
Press to stop playback. The base will return to idle.
Press to delete the message being played.
Press to skip forward to the start of the next message.
Press to skip back to the start of the current message.
Press twice to skip back to the start of the previous message.
Press to increase or to decrease the playback volume level.
At the end of playback the base will return to idle mode and messages will
be renumbered to take into account any deleted messages.
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Phone doesn’t work
• Have you activated the batteries correctly? See page 6.
• Check that the mains power is correctly connected.
No dial tone or line cord error message displayed on screen
• Is the telephone cord plugged into the base and phone wall socket?
• Check that the mains power is correctly connected.
• Only use the telephone cord supplied with the phone.
Can’t make or receive calls
• Check that the mains power is correctly connected.
• The batteries may need recharging.
• Check that product call barring is not active – see Parental control on page 37.
• Has there been a power cut? If so, place the handset back on the base for ten
seconds and try again. If it still doesn’t work, disconnect the batteries and mains
power for ten minutes, then reconnect and try again.
You have a dial tone, but the phone won’t dial out
• If you’re connected to a switchboard, check whether you need to dial an access
code, see the full user guide, go to bt.com/producthelp.
Handset doesn’t ring
• The ringer volume may be switched off, see page 33.
• Check that the mains power is correctly connected.
• Do Not Disturb may be switched on, see the full user guide, go to
bt.com/producthelp.
• Block nuisance calls may be switched on, see page 23.
• Make sure the handset is registered to the base, see the full user guide,
go to bt.com/producthelp.
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42 General information
For information on safety instructions, cleaning,
technical information or connecting to a switchboard,
please refer to the ‘General Information’ section in the
full user guide at bt.com/producthelp
Guarantee
Your BT8600 is guaranteed for a period of 12 months
from the date of purchase.
Subject to the terms listed below, the guarantee
will provide for the repair of, or at BT’s or its agent’s
discretion the option to replace the BT8600, or any
component thereof, (other than batteries), which is
identified as faulty or below standard, or as a result of
inferior workmanship or materials. Products over 28
days old from the date of purchase may be replaced
with a refurbished or repaired product.
The conditions of this guarantee are:
• The guarantee shall only apply to defects that
occur within the 12 month guarantee period.
• Proof of purchase is required.
• The equipment is returned to BT or its agent as
instructed.
This guarantee does not cover any faults or defects
caused by accidents, misuse, fair wear and tear, neglect,
tampering with the equipment, or any attempt at
adjustment or repair other than through approved agents.
This guarantee does not affect your statutory rights.
To find out what to do, if your phone is in or outside of
the 12 month guarantee, please look in the full user
guide at bt.com/producthelp
How to recycle your equipment
The symbol shown here and on the product
means that the product is classed as electrical
or electronic equipment, so DO NOT put it in
your normal rubbish bin.
It’s all part of the Waste Electrical and Electronic
Equipment (WEEE) Directive to recycle products in the
best way – to be kinder to the planet, get rid of dangerous
things more safely and bury less rubbish in the ground.
You should contact your retailer or supplier for advice
on how to dispose of this product in an environmentally
friendly way.
Caution
Don’t immerse batteries in water, throw them into a fire
or dispose of them with ordinary domestic refuse.
BT accepts no responsibility for damage caused to your
BT8600 by using any other types of batteries.
There is a risk of explosion if incorrect batteries are
fitted.
• Use only the approved rechargeable batteries
supplied.
• Never dispose of batteries in a fire. there is a serious
risk of explosion and/or the release of highly toxic
chemicals.
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Warning
You won’t be able to call 999 from this phone if there’s
a power cut, so make sure you’ve got another way to
call for help in an emergency.
R&TTE Directive & Declaration
of Conformity
This product is intended for use within the UK for
connection to the public telephone network and
compatible switchboards.
This equipment complies with the essential requirements
for the Radio Equipment and Telecommunications
Terminal Equipment Directive (1999/5/EC).
For a copy of the Declaration of Conformity please refer
to bt.com/producthelp
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