BT FREESTYLE 1100 PLUS Bedienungsanleitung

Freestyle 110 0 Plus

Cordless telephone and digital answering machine

User guide

5th Edition – 25th November 97

Freestyle 1100 Plus

Please open this page for a further “at a glance”

guide to your Freestyle 1100 Plus.

5th Edition – 25th November 97

RECALLSECRECY REDIAL

SCREENMEMORY

ABC

GHI JKL MNO

PQRS TUV WXYZ

DEF

789

INTERCOM

TALK

BATT

LOW

CHANNEL

SEEKER

Ring mode switch

Sets the handset ring to

constant or ramped (gradually

increasing) volume, see page 12.

Intercom button

(and light)

Enables communication

between the handset and

base unit, see page 17.

Recall button

For use with PBXs and

Select Services, see page 14.

Secrecy button

When pressed,

it stops the caller from hearing

you, see page 13.

Memory button

For storing and dialling

regularly used telephone

numbers, see page 14.

Batt low light

Flashes when the handset

battery is low, see page 13.

Charging contacts

Aerial

Does not extend, do not

pull out.

Channel seeker button

(and light)

Selects the best alternative

radio frequency if interference

should occur during a call,

see page 11.

Call waiting button

To switch between two callers

when Call Waiting has been

ordered from BT’s Select

Services, see page 27.

Redial button

Redials the last number

dialled, see page 13.

Screen button

For listening to a caller’s

message without answering

the call, see page 22.

Talk standby button

(and light)

For making or receiving a call,

see page 10.

At a glance

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At a glance

RESET

CODE

DAY HOUR MIN

OUTGOING MESSAGE

ANS DELAY

VOLUME

NOTE DELETE

INTERCOM

STOP

PLAY

ANSWER

ON/OFF

IN USE

CHARGING

Day/hour/min buttons

Sets the answering machine’s

internal clock, see page 20.

Code button

Sets the PIN code for remote

control access, see page 17, 25.

Outgoing message button

Used to record your outgoing

message, see page 20.

Intercom button (and light)

Enables communication between

the handset and base unit,

see page 16.

Delete button

Deletes messages, see page 24.

In use light

Lights up when the handset

is in use, see page 10.

Charging light

Lights up when the handset

is charging, see page 11.

Base unit telescopic aerial

buttons

Used to review, stop or skip

forward during playback of

messages, see page 23, 24.

Play button

Plays back your messages,

see page 23.

STOP

Battery compartment

Ans delay switch

Sets the number of rings before

the answering machine answers,

see page 21.

Reset button

Resets the unit to the default

settings, see page 22.

Note button

Used to record messages (notes)

for members of your household,

see page 22.

Volume button

Increases or decreases the

volume of playback and

audio cues, see page 9.

Message display

Shows the status of the answering

machine and the message count,

see page 19.

Answer on/off button

Switches the answer machine

on or off, see page 21.

Microphone

Charging contacts

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In this guide

At a glance 1

Introduction 4

Setting up 5

Using your

Freestyle 1100 Plus 10

Using the answering

machine 19

BT’s Select Services 27

Help 29

Technical information

Maintenance 7

Index 9

Wall m o unting 41

Hints and tips boxes

In this user guide, we’ve included helpful tips and

useful notes. They are shown in a grey box.

Customer Helpline

Should you have problems with your Freestyle 1100

Plus, call the BT Helpline between 9.00am to 5.30pm

Monday to Friday on Lo-call 0 45 697146. Calls

will be charged at local rate.

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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. As the Freestyle 1100 Plus

is a mains powered cordless telephone there are

certain situations where you may not be able to

make an emergency call:

• If there is severe radio interference.

• If the handset batteries fail.

• If there is a power cut and there are no back-up

batteries in the base unit.

If your Freestyle 1100 Plus is connected to a PBX,

you may have to dial an access number before 999

to contact the emergency services.

Some switchboards are not able to dial out during

a power failure.

Introduction Your Freestyle 1100 Plus has been designed

for ease of use and made to the very high standards set by BT.

We thank you for making the right choice

and expect that you will have many years of

quality service.

Please read the instructions carefully before

use, and retain this user guide for future

reference.

For your records:

Date of purchase:

Place of purchase:

Serial number

on the underside of base-unit:

Purchase price:

For warranty purposes, proof of purchase is

required, so please keep your receipt.

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Introduction

Setting up Follow these steps in sequence to completely set

up your Freestyle 1100 Plus ready for use.

Check that your Freestyle 1100 Plus is

complete, when you unpack you should

have:

• Cordless handset.

• Base-unit with attached telephone line cord

and telescopic aerial.

• Power adaptor.

• 2 screws + 2 wallplugs for wall mounting.

• Spare memo card.

• Wall bracket.

• Quick reference guide.

• Phone-in card.

Electrical storm warning

Note 1.

Please note that during periods of electrical

storm, you are advised to disconnect your

apparatus because damage may occur.

Note 2.

If a fault occurs during the 12 month warranty

period and it is due to accidental or wilful

damage (including lightning and electrical

damage) BT will not replace or repair free

of charge.

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As this product is rechargeable, it is normal that

a certain amount of heat will be produced in its

day-to-day operation. Whilst this is entirely safe we

would advise against placing this product on

antique, veneered or wooden surfaces as damage

may occur.

Plan where you will put your Freestyle 1100 Plus.

It should be within two metres of a power socket

and the phone socket.

You need enough room for the base unit’s telescopic

aerial to be fully extended.

For the best operating conditions, try to place

the base unit away from large metal objects and

other electrical appliances.

Setting up

Insert battery (for back-up only)

The base-unit battery cover which is located

at the top right of the base can be removed

by sliding it to the right as far as it will go and

lifting off. The yellow battery removal ribbon

should be placed under the lower layer of

batteries. Pulling on the yellow ribbon will

assist in removal of the batteries when they

need replacing.

Insert 6 new AAA alkaline batteries (not

supplied) as shown in the diagram in the

battery compartment.

1 Handset aerial

Your Freestyle 1100 Plus uses a compact

aerial which does not pull out.

2 Check your telephone wall

socket

If you do not have a modern phone socket,

call BT on Freefone 0800 800 150 and ask

for an engineer to come and fit the right

socket within two metres of a mains socket.

Like all cordless phones, your Freestyle 1100 Plus

handset will need charging for 24 hours

before use.

✖

Remember that the

flat ends of the

batteries should be

pressed against the

springs.

Back-up batteries will only engage when the

battery compartment cover is correctly replaced.

If the Freestyle 1100 Plus is your only telephone,

you should fit back-up batteries so that your

telephone can always be used in emergencies.

If the message display shows “ ” then you have

not fitted 6 x AAA alkaline batteries correctly

or the battery compartment lid has not been

replaced correctly.

Setting up

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4 Plug the power cable into the

back of the base unit

Plug the power cable into the socket on the

back of the base unit.

You can now use the telephone and store

numbers in the memory.

6 Plug the phone into the BT

socket

Setting up

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Warnings

1Do not try to use any power supply other

than the one provided. This may

permanently damage your Freestyle 1100 Plus.

2Your Freestyle 1100 Plus should not be fitted

in wet or damp conditions, for example in a

bathroom. Also, the handset should not be

left out in the rain.

3There is a slight chance that your phone

could be damaged by an electrical storm.

We recommend that you unplug the base

unit from the mains during storms.

5 Connect the base-unit

three-pin adaptor to a power

socket

RINGER

HI LO OFF

T-TB T-E P-E

TEL MODE

For the best reception

Try to avoid putting the telescopic aerial near

other electrical appliances, fluorescent lights and

large metallic objects such as cookers, radiators

and garage doors as these may cause interference

and reduce the quality of your calls.

Setting up

8 To wall-mount your product

(See page 41 section wall-mounting.)

To plan the location of the base unit

Your Freestyle 1100 Plus works by sending

and receiving radio signals between the

base unit and the handset. The strength of

the signal will depend on where you site the

base unit and how the aerial is deployed.

The higher the base unit is located the

better. An upstairs room is ideal. The

following points should be considered:

• It should be within easy reach of a mains

socket and a telephone socket. A new

style telephone socket is required for this

product. If you do not have one, call us on

Freefone 0800 800 150.

• Try to avoid locations near metallic

obstructions or electrical appliances, such

as: TV sets, fridges, computers, fluorescent

lights, radiators, metal pipes and metal

window frames.

• The Freestyle 1100 Plus can be wall

mounted by using the bracket and screws

supplied, see page 42 for template.

Before you can use your Freestyle 1100 Plus for

the first time, you must charge the handset for

24 hours.

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7 Extend the base unit

telescopic aerial

Extend the base unit telescopic aerial on your

Freestyle 1100 Plus (as shown below) to

ensure the best possible signal and reception.

RINGER

HI LO OFF

T-TB T-E P-E

TEL MODE

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