BT Relate 1100 Bedienungsanleitung

Relate 1100 Caller Display

For use with BT’s Caller Display Service*

User guide

*Caller Display Service requires set-up by BT or your service provider and connection to a digital exchange

Please open this page for an “at a

glance” guide to your Relate 1100.

At a glance In this guide

At a glance 3

Introduction 6

Setting up 7

Using the telephone 10

Additional features 16

Help 22

Technical information 24

Index 25

Hints and tips boxes

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

useful notes. They are shown in a grey box.

MONITOR

SCAN

CALLS

DIRECTORY

SERVICES

REDIAL

TIMER PAUSE RECALL

STORE MOVE MOVE CLEAR

DIAL

Clear button

Deletes numbers

stored in the calls list

and directory.

Redial button

Use to redial the last

number dialled.

Services button

Accesses pre-

programmed BT

Select Services.

Directory button

Accesses numbers you

have stored in the

directory.

Calls button

Use to access the

calls list.

Scan䊱and Scan䊲

buttons

Use to move through

the calls list, directory,

services directory.

Dial button

Press to dial a number

shown in the display.

䊴Move and

Move 䊳buttons

Use to move the

cursor when entering

information in the

directory.

Store button

Use when storing

and editing numbers

in the directory.

Timer button

Use for timing

telephone calls and

setting the time.

Pause and recall

buttons

For use with

switchboards and

BT Select Services.

Monitor button

Allows you to dial a

number without

lifting the handset.

Display

Displays numbers

stored in the calls list,

directories and redial.

Handset

Keypad

Use to dial telephone

numbers.

Also used when entering

names in the directory.

Volume control

Located on the side of

your Relate 1100 and

used to set the in-built

speaker volume (for use

when using the Monitor

function).

Ringer volume

control

This is located on the

underside of your Relate

1100 and is used to set

the ringer volume.

At a glance

In this guide

At a glance 3

Introduction 6

Setting up 7

Using the telephone 10

Additional features 16

Help 22

Technical information 24

Index 25

Hints and tips boxes

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

useful notes. They are shown in a grey box.

Introduction Your Relate 1100 is

designed for ease of use and made to the high

standards set by BT.

We thank you for making the right

choice and expect that your Relate

1100 will give you 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 the telephone)

Purchase price:

For warranty purposes, proof of purchase

is required, so please keep your receipt.

Check that your Relate 1100 is

complete. When you unpack you

should have:

• Relate 1100 with telephone line

cord attached.

BT’s Caller Display

service

Your Relate 1100 receives and

displays caller display information

transmitted over the BT network.

In most cases this information

includes the caller’s phone number

and the date and time that the call

was received.

In order for your Relate 1100 Caller

Display to display this information

you must first subscribe to BT’s

Caller Display service.

For further information call BT free

on Freefone 0800 800 150

(residential customers) or Freefone

0800 800 152 (business customers)

or your service provider.

Other UK networks.

For your Relate 1100 to display the

information you must subscribe to

your network provider’s caller

display.

For more information call your

network provider.

Setting upFollow these steps to get your

Relate 1100 ready for use.

Plan where you will put your Relate

1100, it should be within two metres of

the phone socket.

Note

You require 4 x AA Alkaline batteries

for the Caller Display service to work.

(Batteries not included).

1 Insert batteries

To install the batteries, open the

battery cover on the underside of

your Relate 1100 by releasing the

catch (1) and lifting the cover (2).

You will need 4 x AA Alkaline

batteries (not included).

2 Plug your Relate 1100

into the socket

If you do not have a socket, call

Freefone 0800 800 150 and ask for

a BT engineer to come and fit the

correct socket. This is a chargeable

service.

OPEN

BATTERIES

CLICK CLOSED

OPEN

CLICK CLOSED

BATTERIES

It is important to maintain the batteries in

your Relate 1100. Without battery power

the caller display screen and other display

features will not work.

Battery low indication

When the batteries are nearing the end of

their useful life, the battery low icon will be

displayed on the top line of the display.

This will also be displayed if there are no

batteries fitted.

Setting up

5 Set the date and time

Once you have subscribed to BT’s

Caller Display service there will be

no need to set the date and time as

this information is set automatically

following your first incoming call.

3 Set the ringer volume

The ringer switch is located on the

underside of the base. There are 3

settings:

HI a loud ring: your Relate 1100

is preset to this position.

LOW a quiet ring.

OFF no ring.

4 Set the monitor volume

The monitor volume switch is

located on the side of your Relate

1100 and should be set to an

audible level in order for you to

hear dial tones when using the

monitor facility.

RINGER

VOLUME

LOW

OFF

VOLUME

LOW MID HI

Setting up

Using the monitor button

By using the MONITOR button, you

can keep your hands free while

waiting for a call to be answered.

To monitor a call

•Press the MONITOR button, you

will hear a dial tone.

•Dial the telephone number.

•When the call is answered, lift the

handset and take the call as

normal.

Using the telephone

Dialling a number

Your Relate 1100 allows you to key

in a telephone number, check it and

edit it if necessary before it is

dialled.

To dial and check a telephone

number

•Without lifting the handset, dial in

the telephone number using the

keypad. The number is shown in

the display.

•You can now check the number.

•If the number is correct press the

DIAL button. The number is

dialled (within 3 seconds).

•When the call is answered, lift the

handset and take the call as

normal.

To hear the dial tone, the volume

control must be set to an audible level

using the control on the side of your

Relate 1100.

When using the MONITOR button,

MONITOR is shown in the display.

To edit a number

If the number shown in the display is

incorrect, edit it by using the 䊴 MOVE

or MOVE 䊳buttons to move through

the number then use the keypad to

make any changes.

DIAL

MONITOR

Redialling a number

Your Relate 1100 automatically stores

the last number dialled. This number

can be redialled at the touch of a

button.

To redial the last number dialled

•Either lift the handset or press the

MONITOR button.

•Press the REDIAL button. Your

Relate 1100 will automatically

redial the last number you called.

•If you have pressed the MONITOR

button, when the call is answered,

lift the handset and take the call

as normal.

•If the number is engaged or the

call is not answered, replace the

handset or press the MONITOR

button to end the call.

Using the telephone

REDIAL

If you have lifted the handset or

pressed the MONITOR button, any

number shown on the display can be

automatically redialled by pressing the

DIAL button.

Using the calls list

As your Relate 1100 receives calls, it

automatically stores the caller’s

phone numbers in its calls list and

numbers them in the order they

were received.

To read the calls list

•To read the most recent call,

press the CALLS button. The last

received call will be shown in the

display.

•Press the SCAN 䊱to move to the

beginning of the calls list.

•Press the SCAN 䊲to move to the

end of the calls list.

•When you reach the end of the

calls list (this can be either the

beginning or the end of the list)

the display will show END OF LIST.

Your Relate 1100’s calls list stores

information up to a maximum of 30

calls. Once the list is full, as new calls

are received the oldest ones stored are

discarded.

SCAN

New Calls indicator

The New Calls indicator flashes when

calls have been received since you last

viewed the calls list.

CALLS

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