BT Freestyle 90 Bedienungsanleitung

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QUICKDIAL REDIAL

SECRECY

BATT

LOW

TALK

1471

Volume control buttons

Adjust the handset ringer volume

and earpiece speech volume.

see page 11

Recall button

For use with PBXs and

BT Select Services.

see page 16

Talk button (and light)

For making and receiving calls.

see page 10

1471 (Call Return) button

Lets you hear the

telephone number of the last

person who called you.

see page 17

Quickdial button

Allows you to store and dial up

to 10 numbers in the memory.

see page 12

Charging contacts

Aerial

Does not extend, do not

pull out.

Channel seeker button

Selects the best alternative

radio frequency if interference

occurs during a call.

see page 11

Battery low light

Flashes when the handset

battery is low.

see page 8

Secrecy button

When pressed, it stops the

caller hearing you.

see page 14

Keypad

Redial button

Redials the last number dialled.

see page 11

At a glance

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IN USE

CHARGING

PAGE

Base unit

telescopic aerial

see page 9

Power light

Comes on when mains

power is connected.

Flashes when the

handset is in use

see page 10

Page button

Press to page the

handset

see page 14

Charging light

Comes on when the

handset batteries are

being charged.

see page 7

Battery charging

contacts

PHONE LINE 9V AC

Mains power

socket

see page 7

Telephone line

cord socket

see page 7

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In this guide

At a glance 1

Introduction 4

etting up 5

Using your Freestyle 90 10

BT elect ervices 17

Freestyle 90/130/1200 19

Additional Handsets

Help 22

Technical information 25

Maintenance 28

Index 31

Wa l l m o unting 3 3

Hints and tips boxes

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

useful notes. They are shown in a grey box.

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Introduction Your Freestyle 90 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 keep this user guide

for future reference.

For your records

Date of purchase:

Place of purchase:

Serial number:

(on the underside of the machine)

Purchase price:

For warranty purposes, proof of

purchase is required, so please keep

your receipt.

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 90 is a mains-powered

cordless telephone, you may not be able

to make an emergency call in certain

situations:

•If there is severe radio interference.

•If the handset battery fails.

•If there is a power cut.

If your Freestyle 90 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.

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Check that your Freestyle 90 is

complete. When you unpack, you

should have:

•Freestyle 90 handset.

•Freestyle 90 base unit with

telephone line cord attached.

•Mains power adaptor plug.

•Wall mounting bracket with

screws.

etting up Follow these steps to get your

Freestyle 90 ready for use.

Electrical storm warning

1During periods of electrical storm,

you are advised to disconnect your

apparatus because damage may

occur.

2If 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.

Important

As this product is rechargeable, it is

normal that a certain amount of heat

will be produced in its day-to-day

operation. While this is entirely safe,

we advise against placing this product

on antique, veneered or wooden

surfaces as damage may occur.

Plan where you will put your

Freestyle 90.

•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.

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1 Handset aerial

Your Freestyle 90 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. This

is a chargeable service.

✖

Like all cordless phones, your Freestyle

90 handset will need charging for 24

hours before initial use.

Warning

1Do not try to use any power supply

other than the one provided. This

may permanently damage your

Freestyle 90.

2Your Freestyle 90 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.

3 Plug the power cable

into the back of the

base unit

Plug the adaptor cable into the

socket on the back of your

Freestyle 90.

PHONE LINE 9V AC

Setting up

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4 Connect the base unit

three-pin adaptor to a

power socket

When the power is switched on at

the mains, the red POWER light on

the base unit will light up.

Setting up

POWER

5 Charge the handset

When you ﬁrst use your

Freestyle 90, the rechargeable

battery in the handset needs

charging for 24 hours.

•Make sure you have connected

your Freestyle 90 to the mains

power supply; see steps 3 and 4.

•Make sure the red POWER light

is on.

•Place the handset on the base

unit, ensuring the contacts are

touching. The CHARGING light

comes on.

•The charging light will remain

constantly lit while the handset is

placed on the base unit.

As a rule, placing the handset on

the base unit overnight will keep

the battery fully charged for all

normal use.

Mains power adaptor

The Freestyle 90 must only be used

with the adaptor supplied.

Using any other adaptor will result in

non-compliance with EN60950:1992,

and will invalidate the approval given

to this apparatus.

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Setting up

6 Plug the phone into the

BT socket

You can now use the phone, store

numbers in the memory and

change some of the settings as

desired.

Battery care

The battery cannot be overcharged.

However, leaving the handset on the

base unit all the time can deteriorate a

rechargeable battery. To get the longest

possible life from your battery, take the

handset off the base unit for a few

hours each day.

When fully charged and in good

condition, the handset battery will

provide up to 5 hours continuous talk

time or 72 hours standby.

If the handset battery is running low,

the BATT LOW light will ﬂash every

10-15 seconds.

If you are making a call and the

handset battery is running low, the

phone will beep every 10-15 seconds.

Place the handset on the base unit to

recharge.

BATT

LOW

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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.

7 Extend the base unit

telescopic aerial

Extend the base unit telescopic

aerial on your Freestyle 90 (as

shown below) to ensure the best

possible signal and reception.

8 To wall mount your

product

(See ‘Wa l l m o unti ng ’, page 33.)

To plan the location of the base unit

Your Freestyle 90 works by sending

and receiving radio signals between

the base unit and the handset.

The strength of the signal depends

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 needed 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 90 can be wall

mounted by using the bracket

and screws supplied; see page 33.

PHONE LINE 9V AC

Setting up

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To end a call

•Press the TALK button.

•Replace the handset on the base unit.

To receive a call

When the phone rings:

•If your handset is on the base unit,

simply pick it up to answer the

call.

•If your handset is off the base

unit, press the TALK button to

answer the call.

Making and receiving

calls

The handset range is up to 250

metres from the base unit in ideal

conditions. If you start to go out of

range while using the phone, you

will hear warning beeps. If you do

not come back in range, your call

will be disconnected.

To make a call

•Lift the handset off the base unit.

•Press the TALK button. The TALK

light comes on. The POWER light

on the base unit ﬂashes.

•Listen for the dialling tone.

•Dial the number you want.

Using your Freestyle 90

If you do not hear a dialling tone after

pressing the TALK button, wait a few

seconds. On a few exchanges, there

may be a delay.

TALK

An Inductive Coupler has been

built into the handset to improve

sound quality for people using hearing

aids. Switch your hearing aid to T and

adjust the position of the handset until

you get the best reception.

TALK

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