BT DECOR 500 Manuel utilisateur

Decor 500 ~ 4th Edition ~ 15th July ’03 ~ 5096

User Guide

BT DEC R 500

This product is intended for connection to analogue

public switched telephone networks and private

switchboards in the United Kingdom.

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At a glance

Volume button

Use to adjust the

volume during

handsfree operation.

BT Answer 1571 indicator light

Will ﬂash when a message is left on

the BT Answer 1571 network service.

Handsfree button

Allows you to hold a

conversation over the

loudspeaker without

lifting the handset.

Secrecy button

Lets you talk to

someone in the

same room without

the person you are

calling hearing you.

Store button

Use to store numbers in the memory

and to change the ringer and pitch

volume.

(RRecall button

For use with a switchboard/PBX and

BT Calling Features. Please contact

your switchboard supplier for more

information. For more information on

BT’s Calling Features, please call

Freefone 0800 800 152.

Redial/Pause button

Redials the last number called. Also,

press to enter a pause when storing a

number in the memory.

Quickdial button

Allows you to dial up to ten numbers

stored in the Quickdial memory at the

touch of two buttons.

Microphone

Use to talk to your

caller in handsfree

mode and for

recording your own

outgoing message

and memos.

Telephone buttons

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BT Answer 1571 indicator light (LED

Indicates the status of the telephone:

Light flashes quickly: When the phone rings.

When you have messages left on

BT Answer 1571 network service.

Light flashes slowly: When the phone is on hold. during

secrecy mode.

When storing numbers.

Light stays constantly lit: When handsfree is in use.

Message indicator light (LED

Light constantly on: Answering machine is switched on.

When you have no messages.

Light flashes: When you have messages.

During playback of messages and memos.

While you are recording your outgoing

message or a memo.

When the memory is full.

Answer on/off

button

Switches the

answering machine

on and off.

Volume buttons

Use to adjust the

answering machine

volume.

Delete button

Deletes recorded

messages and

memos.

Play button

Lets you play

and pause your

messages.

Stop button

To stop message

playback.

Skip forward

button

Lets you skip

forwards through

your messages and

memos.

Message

indicator light

When lit answering

machine is on and

flashes when new

messages are left.

Skip backward/

Memo button

Lets you skip

backwards through

your messages and

memos.

Also lets you record

memo messages.

Answering Machine buttons

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In this guide

At a glance 1-2

Introduction 4

Unpacking your Decor 500 4

For your records 4

Safety information 4

Setting up 5

Using the telephone 8

Making and receiving calls 8

Last number redial 8

Secrecy 8

Music on old 9

Handsfree talking 9

10 number Quickdial memory 11

BT Answer 1571 voice mail

indication 12

Using the answering

machine 14

Switc on/off 14

Outgoing messages 15

Answer delay 17

Memos 17

Receiving messages 18

Playing your messages

and memos 18

Deleting messages 19

Call screening/Call intercept 20

Remote access 20

Help 23

General in ormation 25

Guarantee 25

Tec nical information 26

Switc board compatibility 26

Wall mounting 27

Index 28

There is a detailed Index at the back of this user guide, please see page 28.

Hints and tips boxes

In this user guide, we’ve included

helpful tips and important notes.

They are shown in boxes like this.

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Unpacking your Decor 500

For your records

For guarantee 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 unit):

Purchase price:

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Introduction

Your Decor 500 as been designed for ease of use and made to t e

ig standards set by BT. You can expect your Decor 500 to give

you many years of trouble-free service.

Please read the instructions carefully

before use and keep this User Guide

for future reference.

Safety information

General

Simply clean your Decor 500 with a damp (not

wet) cloth, or an anti-static wipe.

Never use household polish as this may

damage the product.

Never use a dry cloth as this may cause static

shock.

Do not open the Decor 500. This could

expose you to high voltages or other risks.

Environmental

Do not expose to direct sunlight.

We recommend that you do not place

the product on antique/veneered wood to

avoid damage.

Do not stand your product on carpets or other

surfaces which generate fibres, or place it in

locations preventing free flow of air over its

surfaces.

Do not submerge any part of your product in

water and do not use it in damp or humid

conditions, such as in bathrooms.

Do not expose your product to fire, explosive

or other hazardous conditions.

If anything is missing, please contact your

place of purchase immediately.

Decor 500 telephone

Screws, wall plugs and

plinth (already attached)

for wall-mounting.

One power supply

(Item code 010198)

One telephone line cord

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Setting up

Plan the location of your

Decor 500

Situate your Decor 500 close enough to

a phone socket and mains power socket

so that both cords will reach.

1Plug the po er cord into

the socket on the base

For desk mounting, please remove the

wall-mounting plinth.

To prevent the cord being pulled out

accidentally, route the power cord

through the groove as shown below.

2Plug the adaptor into a

mains po er socket and

s itch on

Your Decor 500 will announce, ‘Answer

on. Calls will be answered after 6 rings’

and the message indicator light will

come on.

3Plug the telephone line

cord into the socket on

the base of the phone

Route the line cord through the groove

as shown below.

Power

cord

Telep one

line cord

Your answering machine

informs you of the day and

time each message was

recorded, so it is important

that you set the correct day

and time. Your Decor 500

uses the 12 hour clock.

In the event of a power failure

you will need to re-set the day

and time.

Press and hold the STOP

button. The current day

setting will be announced.

Release the STOP button.

Press and release the SKIP

or SKIP button to move

backwards and forwards

through the days of the week.

When the correct day is

announced, press and release

the STOP button.

The day you have set is

announced and then the current

hour setting.

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4Plug the telephone line

cord into the telephone

all socket

5Set the day and time

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Press and release the SKIP

or SKIP button to select the

correct hour.

When the correct hour is

announced, press and release

the STOP button.

The hour you have set is

announced and then the

current minute setting.

Press and release the SKIP

or SKIP button to select the

correct minute.

When the correct minute is

announced, press and release

the STOP button.

Your Decor 500 will announce

the day and time you have set.

Note

In the event of a power failure all

the telephone features will still work,

except for storing numbers in the

Quickdial memory and setting the

ringer volume and pitch.

All answering machine messages and

stored Quickdial memory numbers

will be saved.

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Helpline

If you have any problems setting up

your Decor 500, please call the

Helpline on 0870 605 8047.

(Open 9am-5.30pm, Monday-Friday

and 9.30am-2.30pm Saturday).

Your Decor 500 is now ready for use.

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