BT Diverse 2010 Manuel utilisateur

Please open this page for an ‘at a glance’

guide to your Quartet 2010.

Recall

For use with switchboards.

Charger

Redial

Stores last 3 numbers dialled.

See page 12

Charging light

Illuminates when a handset

is charging.

Registration button

For registering new handsets

to the Quartet 2010 base unit.

Power light

Illuminates when

power is switched on.

Aerial

Extend for use.

Aerial

Extendable.

At a glance

Talk

For making and ending calls.

Options

For navigating through the

menu.

Directory

The Directory, which you access via the

directory button, allows you to store up to 20

names and numbers in alphabetical order. You

can scroll through and edit or delete them. You

can also preview entries and set up calls directly

from them.

Select Services

Your Quartet 2010 is designed to make it easy for

you to access and manage BT’s Friends & Family

and certain BT Select Services. For instance,

you may also want to change the time for your

Reminder Call or switch Call Waiting on or off.

These can all be edited, enabled or cancelled via

the handset display.

Handset functions

Apart from some very basic functions on the

base unit and charger, your Quartet 2010 is

managed almost entirely from the handset.

Using the handset’s display screen and buttons,

you can edit and activate the functions of your

Quartet 2010, both on and off-line. The main

method of control, is via a tree of menus, which

you can access and navigate through by using

buttons beneath the display.

Please see ‘Menu options’, page 8.

For your records

For warranty purposes, proof of purchase is

required, so please keep your receipt.

Unpacking your Quartet 2010

Check that your BT Quartet 2010 is complete.

When you unpack it, you should have:

●BT Quartet 2010 base

unit with telephone

line cable attached.

●Cordless handset

●Charger

●2 x 13 amp mains

power adaptor plugs

●Wall plugs

and screws

Date of purchase:

Place of purchase:

Serial number (on the underside of the telephone base unit):

Purchase price:

Setting up

Follow these steps to get your Quartet 2010 ready for use.

Situating your Quartet 2010

Position your Quartet 2010 within 2 metres of a

phone socket and 3 metres of a mains power

socket.

Do not stand it on carpets or other similar

surfaces which might generate fibres.

Do not cover or enclose the machine. Allow a

free flow of air to its surfaces.

For the best performance do not position your

Quartet 2010 close to other electrical equipment,

eg. TV’s or large metal objects, metal cabinets etc.

Your Quartet 2010 can be wall-mounted.

For instructions on how to do this, see

‘Wall-mounting’ on page 39.

If you have any problems setting up or using

your Quartet 2010, please call Helpline on

08457 697330.

If you do not have a modern-style socket, call

Freefone 0800 800 150 and ask for a BT

engineer to come and fit the correct type. This

is a chargeable service.

There is one mains power adaptor for the charger

and one for the base unit. Simply plug one end

in the socket provided on the underside of each

box, plug the other end into a mains power supply

socket, and switch on.

1Plug your Quartet 2010 base unit

into the telephone wall socket

2Plug your Quartet 2010 base unit

and charger into the mains power

socket

SETTING UP

Base unit Charger

Before you use your Quartet 2010 for the first

time, it is important to have the handset batteries

fully charged. We recommend that you leave the

Quartet 2010 handset on the cradle charger for

at least 24 hours.

It is advisable to extend the aerials on both

the handset and base unit for optimum

performance.

Your Quartet 2010 is now ready for use.

3Charge the handset batteries for

at least 24 hours

4Aerial

Battery Low Indication

When the batteries need re-charging, the display

will show a ‘battery low’ symbol. Replace the

handset on the charger to re-charge.

Extendible

handset

aerial

Extendible

base unit

aerial

SETTING UP

Using your Quartet 2010

Menu options

Your Quartet 2010 uses a display on the handset

which allows you to select from the various

product features detailed throughout this guide.

Using the keypad, you are guided through the

menu options by the prompts on the display.

At standby (that is the basic screen when not in

use) the handset display shows:

Press the Options button. This opens the top

level menu, showing the first of 2 main options.

The first is:

Press Options again. Display shows:

Each menu option offers you with a choice of

prompts that appear on screen (ie. BACK,OK)

which are selected using the 2 buttons located

just below the display.

The Options button is in the middle of these.

For example, if you press OK when in SELECT

SERVICES, you will be presented with a further

menu of 7 screens, which you move between by

pressing the OPTIONS button again.

Press Options button. Display shows:

Press Options button again. Display shows:

If you wish to select an option, press the right

hand OPTION button, or BACK to move back to

the previous menu.

When you wish to exit the menus completely,

press and hold BACK.

The order of the select services will always start

from the last service used.

Options

HANDSET 1

Options

CALL RETURN

BACK DIAL

Options

FRIENDS/FAM

BACK DIAL

Options

CALL MY BILL

BACK DIAL

Options

CALL WAITING

OFF ON

Options

EDIT SERVICES

BACK OK

Options

SELECT SERVS

BACK

Options

TELEPHONE

BACK OK

USING

Options

CALL DIVERT

CANCEL SET

Options

REMINDER CALL

CANCEL SET

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