BT 2-Line Manuel utilisateur

Converse

2-line Telephone

UserGuide

Please open this page for a further

‘at a glance’guide to your Converse 2-Line.

Please open this page for an ‘at a glance’

guide to your Converse 2-Line.

At a glance

Pause

Lets you insert a pause. Used

when connected to a

switchboard/PBX or storing

numbers in the memory.

Quickdial directory label

Lets you keep a reference of

the phone numbers stored in

the Quickdial memories

Quickdial memory buttons

Lets you dial stored numbers.

Shift

Lets you switch between the two

10-number memories.

Function

Lets you access the phone’s functions.

LCD Display

Includes clock

Handset hook

Used to hold the handset in

place when wall mounted

Handset park

When the Converse 2-line is wall

mounted, you can hook the

handset over this if you need to

move away from the phone

during a call.

Recall

Used when connected to a

switchboard/PBX or using BT

Select Services.

Line 2

Lets you select Line 2 when

answering or making calls.

Line 1

Lets you select Line 1 when

answering or making calls.

Microphone

For hands-free operation.

Handsfree

Press to hear your caller

over the loudspeaker.

Redial

Redials the last number dialled.

Hold

Lets you put a caller on hold.

Loudspeaker

Enables handsfree operation.

Line 2 Ringer LED

Red - Lights up when a call

comes in on Line 2

Line 1 Ringer LED

Red - Lights up when a call

comes in on Line 1

Line 2 In use and Hold LEDs

Red when Line 2 is being used

Green when a Line 2 caller is put

on Hold

Line 1 In use and Hold LEDs

Red when Line 1 is being used

Green when a Line 1 caller is put

on Hold

Loudspeaker LED

Red - Lights up when the

loudspeaker is switched on

Conference

Lets you hold a 3-way

conference with two other

callers.

Speaker

(END VIEW)

Telephone line cord sockets

Connection Mode

Line Selection Switch

Lets you set the phone for

use with one or two lines.

(UNDERSIDE OF BASE)

Battery compartment cover

Battery

compartment

Lock

(LEFT HAND SIDE VIEW)

Handset line socket

Ringer volume

(RIGHT HAND SIDE VIEW)

Loudspeaker volume

Pull out

quick guide

In this guide

At a glance 2

Installing your

Converse 2-Line 4

Using your

Converse 2-Line 8

Help 16

Maintenance 17

Technical information 18

Wall mounting 19

Index 21

Unpacking your

Converse 2-Line

Check that your Converse 2-Line is

complete.

When you unpack you should have:

•Converse 2-Line

base unit.

•Converse 2-Line

handset.

•Coiled handset

connection cord.

•2 telephone

line cords.

•3 x AA alkaline

batteries.

•Screws and wall plugs

for wall mounting.

Installing your

Converse 2-Line

EMERGENCY CALLS

The emergency services can be contacted in

the UK by dialling 999. You may also dial

112 which is valid in any country that is a

member of the European community.

If your Converse 2-Line is connected to a

PBX (switchboard), you may have to dial

an access number before 999 to contact the

emergency services. Some switchboards

cannot dial out during a power failure.

For your records

For warranty purposes, proof of purchase is

required, so please keep your receipt.

Date of purchase:

Place of purchase:

Serial number (on the underside of the base station):

Purchase price

Situating your

Converse 2-Line

Situate your Converse 2-Line close enough

to a phone socket so the telephone line

cords will reach.

Do not stand it on carpets or other similar

surfaces that generate fibres.

Do not cover or enclose the machine.

Your Converse 2-Line can be wall mounted.

See ‘Wall mounting’ on page 19.

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

socket.

This is a chargeable service.

Your Converse 2-Line is designed for use

with 3 x AA size alkaline batteries.

WARNING

Your Converse 2-Line is only designed to

be operated in a normal office or domestic

environment. It should not be used in

bathrooms or near water.

The following require batteries in order

to work:

•In Use/Hold LED.

•Loudspeaker.

•3-Way Conference button.

•One-touch memories.

•Redial button.

•Hold button.

•LCD Display and clock.

•Remove the Pull-out guide underneath

the base unit.

•Open the battery compartment cover by

pushing the Lock back and lifting the

cover.

•Insert the 3AA alkaline batteries as shown

inside the battery compartment.

•Replace the cover and click into place.

2Install the batteries

1Check your telephone

wall socket

Battery compartment cover

Battery

compartment

Lock

Pull-out quick guide

Please note

If you do not fit batteries or if they go flat,

your phone can still make and receive calls

but many useful functions will not operate.

Push the end of the cord with the

transparent plug on it into the socket on

the base unit. If you are connecting to one

line only, use the L1 socket. If you are using

both lines, use both L1 and L1/L2 sockets.

Plug the other end of the cords into the

telephone sockets.

•If connecting to one telephone line only,

set the Connection Mode switch to 1x.

•For two lines, set the Connection Mode

switch to 2x.

When replacing old batteries

If you have stored One-touch numbers and

are replacing low batteries, you need to

make sure that you maintain a power supply

while the batteries are removed. You do this

in order to retain the memory by taking the

handset off the hook before removing the

old batteries. Do not unplug the telephone

line cords. Once the new batteries are in,

you can replace the handset.

Battery low warning

When the display flashes LOW BATTERY,

the HOLD button will not work until new

batteries have been installed.

If the batteries go completely flat, any

One-touch numbers that have been stored

will be lost.

Plug one end of the coiled line cord into the

handset and the other into the base.

3Connect the handset to

the base

5Set the connection

mode switch

4Connect the telephone

line cords

Please note

When you pick up the handset, Line 1 is

automatically selected. Therefore, when

connecting to two lines, the telephone line

cord connected to L1 should be plugged

into the most frequently used line. This

will save you having to press a Line button

in order to answer the majority of calls.

See ‘Making and receiving calls’ page 8’.

The ringer volume switch is located on the

side of your Converse 2-Line and affects

the volume at which your phone rings.

There are three settings

HI– a loud ring. Your phone is pre-set to

this position.

LO– a quiet ring.

OFF– no ring.

Providing batteries are fitted,

your Converse 2-Line will display

the time, day, month and day of

the week.

Press buttons in order shown

Press the FUNCTION button.

Display flashes the month. Enter

the correct month by using the

DIAL keypad, eg: January = 01,

December = 12.

DIAL The date now flashes. Enter the

correct day by using the keypad,

e.g.: 09 = 9th. Please note for

Feb 29th you will need to reset.

DIAL The day of the week now flashes.

Enter the correct day by using

the keypad, e.g.: 1= Sunday,

7 = Saturday.

DIAL AM now flashes. Enter the correct

setting. 1= AM, 2 = PM.

DIAL Display now flashes TIME. Enter

the correct time by using the

keypad, e.g.: 0515 = 5.15.

The display gives you15 seconds

to complete each setting. If you

do not press any button in that

time, the display returns to

normal and you must start again

from the beginning.

7Set the time and date

6Set the ringer volume

Please note

When one line is being used and a call

comes in on the other line, the volume of

the ringer is automatically reduced.

Your Converse 2-Line is now ready for use.

01-01 12:00AM LOWER

07-18 12:00AM LOWER

07-18 12:00 AMLOWER

07-18 05:15 AMLOWER

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