Bang & Olufsen BEOCOM 2500 User Manual

The BeoCom 2500 is an advanced telephone with a
modern and user-friendly design.

The operation and the settings of the telephone are
done by menu driven operations.

The BeoCom 2500 has built-in Caller ID capability which
allows you to see who is calling. The last 24 calls to the
telephone are stored in the Caller ID list. The numbers
can be shown in the display together with date and
time of each call. The BeoCom 2500 also supports the
Call Waiting DeLuxe service.

In the electronic Phone Book you can store up to 121
telephone numbers with names attached. It is easy to
enter numbers/names into the Phone Book as the tele­phone display automatically asks whether you want to
store the number after a call.

An optional module for remote volume control of Bang
& Olufsen audio and video systems can be added to the
BeoCom 2500.

INSTALLATION ↓

INSTALLATION

• Insert the three supplied batteries in the battery holder on the bottom of
the table base.

• Connect the telephone plug to the wall socket.

BATTERIES
The batteries are used for the advanced features of the telephone while the
built-in Phone Book and the settings stored are independent of power supply
from the batteries and the telephone network. Unplug the telephone wall
cord before opening the battery cover.

THE HANDSET
The telephone is provided with a magnetic switch which disconnects the call
when the handset is placed in the table base as indicated on the drawing.
Press the button to begin a new call.

HANDSFREE
Under normal conditions the telephone can be used
handsfree. Place the handset in front of the table base
and press .

MENU OVERVIEW
A menu overview is under the lid at the rear of the
table base.

PRESET TYPE OF CALL WAITING

Before being able to use the Call Waiting
options you have to preset the relevant
type of Call Waiting according to your
subscription:

• NO CALL WAIT (default)

• BASIC CWD

• ADVANCED CWD

A Basic Call Waiting DeLuxe subscription
offers some of the Call Waiting menu
functions described in this manual. The
attached Caller ID data depends on the
subscription.

CALL WAITING
< NO CALL WAIT >

MENU *
< SETUP MENU >

SETUP MENU
< CALL WAITING >

X

STORED

ADVANCED CWD

Press Menu,

Press Enter

Press > until CALL WAITING is shown in the display.
Press Enter

Press < > to select the relevant setting.
Press Enter

TO PRESET THE TYPE OF CALL WAITING

PRESET CALL WAITING PRESET AREA CODE ↓ MAKING CALLS ↓

An Advanced Call Waiting DeLuxe sub­scription offers all Call Waiting menu
functions described in this manual as well
as the Caller ID data with name, number
and time (Caller ID subscription is re­quired).

MENU *
< SETUP MENU >

SETUP MENU
< CALL WAITING >

AREA CODE_

STORED

X

Press Menu,

Press Enter

Press > until AREA CODE is shown in the display.
Press Enter
Enter your area code
Press Enter

TO STORE YOUR AREA CODE

Store your area code followed by or :
– if the area code is not needed when

dialing within your own area.

–

if the area code is needed when

dialing within your own area.

X

X

TO PRESET YOUR AREA CODE

MAKE A CALL

Calls can be made to:

• Manually dialed phone numbers.

• Phone numbers in the Phone Book.

• Phone numbers from Redial.

• Phone numbers from Caller ID.

TO DIAL A DISPLAYED PHONE NUMBER
Lift the handset, or press
Press Redial to call the number

VOLUME

During a call you can increase or decrease
the volume of the loudspeaker.
If you want to start all calls at the same
volume please refer to PRESET VOLUME.

TO SET THE VOLUME DURING A CALL
Press > to increase the volume.

Press < to decrease the volume.

flashes.

MICROPHONE

The microphone can be muted tempora­rily during a call so that you can talk to
somebody elso in the room without the
person on the telephone hearing you.

A beep signal indicates that the micro­phone is muted.

LOUDSPEAKER

Other people can listen to the conver­sation with the loudspeaker connected.

TO CONNECT THE LOUDSPEAKER
Press

TO DISCONNECT THE LOUDSPEAKER
Press

is on.

TO DISCONNECT THE MICROPHONE
Press

TO CONNECT THE MICROPHONE
Press

MICROPHONE / LOUDSPEAKER DISPLAY KEYPAD ↓

DISPLAY SYMBOLS

P • Programming (storing or editing a name/number in the Phone Book).
S • Searching in the directory.

• Is on when the loudspeaker is connected.

• Flashes when the microphone is muted.

• Is on during an incoming call.

• Flashes when the tone ringer is disconnected.

• Flashes when the batteries are low.

Please note! The display turns off automatically when the telephone has not been used for 30 seconds.

KEYPAD FUNCTIONS
Clear • Press Clear to delete the latest entry.

• The display shows why the indicator lamp is flashing.

• Cancel the function in progress.

• Starts editing function for numbers in the Redial and Caller ID lists.

< > • Shift between menu functions.

• Search the Phone Book.

• Search the Redial list/the Caller ID list.

• Move the cursor when editing name/number in the Phone Book.

• Set the volume during a conversation.

Menu • Activate the menu operations/settings.

Enter • Select the displayed menu setting/menu function.

• Store number/name.

Caller ID • Show the contents of the Caller ID list.

Memory • Search the Phone Book.

Redial • Search the Redial list.

• Call the displayed number.

• Release pause when performing a call.

• Connect/disconnect microphone (handset off-hook).

Pause • Insert pause in a telephone number (between the first and the second part of the telephone

number).

• Insert space when editing name/number in the Phone Book.

0 ... 9, , • Dial a phone number.

• Enter a name. Letters are selected by pressing the appropriate key one, two, three or four times.

• Connect/disconnect the loudspeaker.

• Begin a new call when handset is off the hook.

• Disconnect current function and erases the display.

Flash • Switches calls when used with Basic Call Waiting.

X

MAIN MENU FUNCTION

MENU CLEAR MWI Clear Message Waiting Indicator (1)
MENU ANSWER Connect to the waiting party (2)
MENU FORWARD Forward the waiting party to a preset destination (2)
MENU ANNOUNCEMENT Connect the waiting party to an announcement (2)
MENU DROP Drop your talking party and connect to the waiting party (2)
MENU HOLD Connect the waiting party to an announcement with request to hold (2)
MENU CONFERENCE Join the waiting party to the existing connection (2)
MENU RETURN Alternate between the talking party and the held party(3)
MENU DROP Drop your talking party and connect to the held party (3)
MENU CONFERENCE Join the held party to the existing connection (3)
MENU DROP FIRST Drop your first talking party (4)
MENU DROP LAST Drop your second talking party (4)

1) Only active when the telephone is off-line and the Message Waiting Indicator flashes.

2) Only active when the telephone is on-line and when there is a Call Waiting (only these menus are available).

3) Only active when the telephone is on-line and when a call is on Hold (only these menus are available).

4) Only active when the telephone is on-line and a conference is established (only these menus are available).

Please note! The menu options listed may not be available in your area. Please contact your local telephone
carrier for services offered.

MENU SURVEY INDICATOR LAMP ↓

MENU 1 STORE ENTRY Store a new name/number
MENU 2 EDIT ENTRY Edit a stored name/number
MENU 3 DELETE ENTRY Delete a stored name/number
MENU 4 DELETE REDIAL Delete the telephone numbers in Redial
MENU 5 DELETE CALL ID Delete the telephone numbers in the Caller ID list
MENU 6 RINGER LEVEL Set the tone ringer level
MENU 7 RINGER MELODY Set the tone ringer melody
MENU SETUP MENU Special settings

SETUP MENU

CALL WAITING Preset the Call Waiting DeLuxe option
PRESET VOLUME Preset the volume
AREA CODE Store your area code
CONTRAST Adjust the display contrast
SWITCHBOARD Store the public line prefix
FLASH TIME Set the flash time
DELETE & RESET Delete all settings to presettings

X

THE INDICATOR LAMP

The indicator lamp on the front of the telephone flashes when one or more
functions is activated:

• Slow flashes when there are new numbers in the Caller ID list or when
there are messages waiting.

• Fast flashes when a parallel telephone is in use.

CALLER ID

TO SEE WHY THE INDICATOR LAMP IS FLASHING
Handset must be on-hook.

Press Clear

one, two or three
times

By pressing Clear one or more times
the display will show which of the
functions is activated:

Display reading when there are
new numbers in the Caller ID list:

LINE BUSY

MESSAGE WAITING

Display reading when a paral­lel telephone is being used:

Display reading when there are
message(s) from the operator:

Please note!

• The indicator lamp will not flash
when the call has been answered
by a telephone answering
machine.

• Connection to fax machines and
some switchboards may cause the
indicator lamp to flash constantly.

TO STORE A DISPLAYED PHONE NUMBER
Enter the phone number or

retrieve the number in the Redial list or the
Caller ID list.
Press Enter
Enter the name
Press Enter

ENTER NAME:
<number>

STORED
<name>:<number>

Phone numbers can be stored in the
Phone Book immediately after the call is
completed when STORE ENTRY? is
shown in the display. This way the Phone
Book can be completed gradually.

The Phone Book can store:

• Manually dialed phone numbers.

• Phone numbers from Redial.

• Phone numbers from Caller ID.

BeoCom 2500 can memorize 121 phone
numbers and names. Each name can have
up to 16 letters or characters and each
number can have up to 40 digits.

If your telephone is connected to a
switchboard we recommend you to
review the SWITCHBOARD section
before storing numbers in the Phone
Book.

STORE ENTRY?
<number>

ENTER NAME_
<number>

STORED
<name>:<number>

THE TELEPHONE’S MEMORY (PHONE BOOK)

TO STORE THE NUMBER AFTER A CALL

Press Enter
Enter the name (as shown

below in Entering Names)

Press Enter

MEMORY (PHONE BOOK) SEARCH THE PHONE BOOK ↓ EDIT THE PHONE BOOK ↓

Entering names:

• Press each key repeatedly to make the
letters and digits appear.

• If two letters are on the same key: Wait
for 2 seconds or press > after the first
letter.

• Enter a space: Press Pause.

• Delete a character: Press Clear.

Cancel entry: Press and hold Clear until
the display is off.

When there is no space left in the di­rectory the display shows
*****FULL*****.
An existing phone number must be delet­ed before a new number can be stored.

Entries in the Phone Book are arranged
as follows:

• Numbers without names

• Names starting with & - . /

• Names starting with numbers
(Ex. 1 Stop Shop)

• Names arranged alphabetically (Ä Ö Ü
Æ Ø Å at the end).

• Under each letter the last called
name/number is placed first, the
second-last called name/number in the
2nd spot etc.

If a number exceeds 16 characters only
the first 15 characters are shown. The
symbol > is shown last.

TO SEARCH IN THE PHONE BOOK WITH HANDSET ON HOOK
Press > to search forward.
Press < to search backward.

ENTER LETTER_

S

The first name with the entered
letter is shown in the display.

Search forward until the name/
number is shown.

SEARCH THE PHONE BOOK – MAKING A CALL

TO SEARCH BY LETTER
Press Memory

Press the first letter of the

name

Press

>

Lift the handset, or press
Press Redial to call the number

EDIT

You edit an entry in the Phone Book
when you:

• add a character.

• write over a character.

• delete a character with Clear.

• insert a space with Pause.

Exit editing:
Press and hold Clear until the display is
off.

TO EDIT A NAME AND NUMBER IN THE PHONE BOOK
Locate the desired entry using the Search the Phone Book
instructions.

Press Menu, 2

Press Enter
Move the cursor with < > to the place you want to edit.
Edit the name and number
Press Enter

MENU 2
< EDIT ENTRY >

STORED
<name>:<number> S

DELETE

Exit deleting:
Press Clear

TO DELETE A NAME AND NUMBER IN THE PHONE BOOK

Press Menu, 3

Press Enter

Press Enter

The entry is now deleted and the next name and number in the
Phone Book is now displayed.

MENU 3
< DELETE ENTRY >

DELETE ENTRY?
<name>:<number>

DELETED
<name>:<number> S

Locate the desired entry using the Search the Phone Book instructions.

DELETE THE PHONE BOOK CALLER ID

New/unread Caller ID numbers and Message Waiting numbers
are marked with a in the display.

X

TO SEARCH THE CALLER ID LIST – MAKE A CALL

CALLER ID (subscription only)

BeoCom 2500 supports Caller ID which is
available in two options:

Caller ID with number

The phone number of the incoming calls
are received immediately after the first
ring. If the number is stored in the tele­phone’s electronic Phone Book, you will
see the name you have attached to the
number.

Caller ID with number and name

The phone numbers of the incoming calls
are received immediately after the first
ring. If the number is stored in the tele­phone’s electronic Phone Book, you will
see the name you have attached to the
number. If the number has not been sto­red in the Phone Book, the name will be
transmitted by your telephone company.

<number>

Press Caller ID
Press < > to search the number in the Caller ID list
Lift the handset, or press
Press Redial to call the number

Display reading in cases of
technical limitations:

OUT OF AREA

Display reading when the call is
from a restricted number:

PRIVATE CALL

In some cases the Caller ID is not available. In those cases, the
telephone company transmits information codes which appear
in the display in the following way:

Functionality

The last 24 calls are stored in the Caller
ID list. The indicator lamp flashes when
there have been unanswered calls. The
numbers can be shown in the display
and, if supported by the telephone
company, also date and time of the call.

If there have been several calls from the
same number, the display shows the time
and date of the most recent call received.
At the same time, the number of calls
from the number is shown (max. 9).

Telephone numbers from the Caller ID list
can be stored in the telephone’s directo­ry. You may need to edit the number
before storing, as the area code may not
be needed or a 1 may be needed to dial
long distance.

Please see MEMORY (PHONE BOOK) for
storing.

Display reading when no number
has been transferred:

UNAVAILABLE

Please note! Caller ID is normally not pos­sible when the telephone is connected to
a switchboard.

TO DELETE NUMBERS IN THE CALLER ID LIST
Press Menu, 5

Press Enter

Press Enter

MENU 5
< CALLER ID >

DELETE CALL ID?

DELETED

CALLER ID

Please note! All numbers in the Caller ID list are deleted.

REDIAL

BeoCom 2500 memorizes the last 24
phone numbers dialed from the tele­phone.

Numbers in Redial can be stored in the
Phone Book. See MEMORY (PHONE
BOOK).

As a safety precaution while using a tele­phone service the digits pressed after
and are not stored in Redial.

TO SEARCH THE REDIAL LIST WITH HANDSET ON-HOOK
Press Redial
Press < >, or Redial to search the number in the Redial list
Lift the handset, or press
Press Redial to call the number

TO SEARCH THE REDIAL LIST WITH HANDSET OFF-HOOK
Press and hold the key
Press Redial to search the number
Release
Press Redial to call the number

X

TO EDIT AND CALL A REDIAL NUMBER

number

Press Redial one or more times to find the number
Press Clear

Press < > to find the digit you want to edit
Edit the number
Lift the handset

REDIAL CALL WAITING ↓ CALL ON HOLD ↓

TO DELETE NUMBERS IN REDIAL
Press Menu, 4

Press Enter

Press Enter

Please note! All numbers in Redial are deleted.

MENU 4
< DELETE REDIAL>

DELETE REDIAL?

DELETED

REDIAL

CALL WAITING

BeoCom 2500 supports the Call Waiting
DeLuxe service. Before being able to use
the Call Waiting options mentioned
below you have to preset the relevant
type of Call Waiting according to your
subscription. Please refer to PRESET CALL
WAITING in this manual.

When a second party calls, you will hear
a beep in the handset. At the same time
you will see the phone number (+ name
if stored) in the display.

TO HANDLE A SECOND CALL

PARKED
name:number

Press < > to select the option of your choice.
Press Enter

You now have the following options:

• ANSWER (hold call A – change to call B)

• FORWARD (forward call B to another phone number – continue call A)

• ANNOUNCEMENT (connect call B to an announcement – continue call A)

• DROP (end call A – change to call B)

• HOLD (connect call B to an announcement with request to hold – continue call A)

• CONFERENCE (make a 3-way call with A and B)

The Flash key allows switching between calls with the Basic Call Waiting function. It is also used to
make a 3-way call with the Advanced Call Waiting service.

CALL ON HOLD

When you have set a call on hold, you
have the following options:

• RETURN
(alternate between A and B)

•DROP
(end call A – change to call B)

• CONFERENCE
(make a 3-way call with A and B)

name
< PARK & CHANGE>

PARKED
name:number

name

TO HANDLE A CALL ON HOLD
Press Menu

Press < > to select the option of your choice.
Press Enter

TO HANDLE A 3-WAY CALL
Press Menu

Press

< > to select the option of your choice.

Press Enter

CONFERENCE

When you are on a 3-way call you have
the following options:

• DROP FIRST
(end call A – continue call B)

• DROP LAST
(end call B – continue call A)

MESSAGE WAITING (subscription only)

With a Message Waiting subscription it is
possible for people to leave a message
with an answering service when your line
is busy or you are not able to answer the
phone.

When there are new messages, the indi­cator lamp flashes, and the phone num­ber of the mailbox is stored in the Caller
ID list.

The Message Waiting Indicator is shown
in the display as MWI.

Normally, after you have listened to the
messages, the Message Waiting Indicator
will be cleared automatically from the
answering service. If this fails, you may
clear the indicator lamp manually:

TO CLEAR THE MESSAGE WAITING INDICATOR
(THE FLASHING INDICATOR LAMP)
Press Menu
Press Enter

Press Enter

CLEAR MWI?

DELETED

MESSAGE WAITING

MESSAGE WAITING TONE RINGER PAUSE ↓

TONE RINGER

The tone ringer can be set in four levels:

•LOW

• MEDIUM

• LOUD

• OFF

While setting, the levels are audible
when is pressed in advance.

TO SET THE TONE RINGER LEVEL

MENU 6
< RINGER LEVEL >

RINGER LEVEL
< LOUD >

STORED

MEDIUM

MENU 7
< RINGER MELODY>

RINGER MELODY
< SLOW 1 >

STORED

FAST 2

The tone ringer has eight melodies:

• SLOW 1...4

• FAST 1...4

While setting the tones, pressing in
advance enables you to hear the tones.

TO SET THE TONE RINGER MELODY

Press Menu, 6

Press Enter

Press

< > to select the setting of your choice.

Press Enter

Press Menu, 7

Press Enter

Press

< > to select the setting of your choice.

Press Enter

USING THE PAUSE BUTTON

If, when dialing a number, it is necessary
to wait for a new dial tone before dial­ing the 2nd part of the number, a pause
must be inserted.
The pause must be included when enter­ing numbers in the Phone Book.

A new dial tone may be needed by tele­phone services and numbers with an
extension.

TO STORE WITH ONE PAUSE
Press Menu

Press Enter
Enter the 1st part of the

phone number
Press Pause
Enter the 2nd part of the

phone number
Press Enter
Enter the name
Press Enter

MENU 1
< STORE ENTRY >

FREE ENTRIES:121 P
ENTER NUMBER_

ENTER NAME_ P
<number>

STORED
<name>:<number> S

TO DIAL WITH A STORED PAUSE
With a phone number from the directory or Redial displayed
Lift the handset or press
Press Redial (the 1st part of the phone number is transmitted)
Wait for the dial tone
Press Redial (the 2nd part of the number is transmitted)

If two or more pauses are stored, the
extension number is transmitted auto­matically.

Press Pause twice and you obtain a one
second’s pause. Each additional press on
Pause adds a one second’s pause.

You may need to experiment to get the
correct pause length for your service. This
delay may also vary from call to call.

-

Display with one pause:

=

Display with two pauses:

PRESET VOLUME
< OFF >

MENU *
< SETUP MENU >

SETUP MENU
< CALL WAITING >

X

PRESET VOLUME
< ======== >

STORED
< ======== >

TO PRESET THE VOLUME
Press Menu,

Press Enter

Press > until PRESET VOLUME is shown in the display.
Press Enter

Press < > until ON is shown in the display.
Press Enter

Press < > to select the volume of your choice.
Press Enter

PRESET VOLUME

The telephone can be preset to start all
calls at the same volume:

MENU *
< SETUP MENU >

SETUP MENU
< CALL WAITING >

X

TO ADJUST THE DISPLAY CONTRAST

STORED
< ======== >

CONTRAST
< ======== >

TO ADJUST THE DISPLAY CONTRAST
Press Menu,

Press Enter

Press > until CONTRAST is shown in the display.
Press Enter

Press < > to select the setting of your choice.
Press Enter

PRESET VOLUME DISPLAY CONTRAST SWITCHBOARD ↓

MENU *
< SETUP MENU >

SETUP MENU
< CALL WAITING >

SWITCHBOARD

If your BeoCom 2500 is connected to a
switchboard you have to store the
switchboard code in order to ensure
correct function of the operator code.

As well, it is often necessary to enter a
pause between the switchboard code and
the telephone number.

BeoCom 2500 inserts this pause auto­matically when it is once stored into the
telephone together with the switchboard
code.

If the R-button is used for recalls sub­sequent key entries will not be stored for
redialing.

SWITCHBOARD
<NO>

SWITCHBOARD
CODE:_

PAUSE
< WAIT >

STORED

SWITCHBOARD

X

TO STORE THE SWITCHBOARD CODE
Press Menu,

Press Enter

Press > until SWITCHBOARD is shown in the display.
Press Enter

Press < > until YES is shown in the display.
Press Enter
Enter the code
Press Enter

Press < > to select the pause required.*)
Press Enter

*) The pause between the
prefix and the telephone
number can be set from one
to twelve seconds or you can
enter a stop (WAIT or NO
DELAY).

MENU *
< SETUP MENU >

SETUP MENU
< CALL WAITING >

SWITCHBOARD
< YES >

STORED
<NO>

X

TO DELETE THE STORED SWITCHBOARD CODE
Press Menu,

Press Enter

Press > until SWITCHBOARD is shown in the display.
Press Enter

Press < > until NO is shown in the display.
Press Enter

FLASH TIME
< 100 MSEC >

STORED

270 MSEC

MENU *
< SETUP MENU >

SETUP MENU
< CALL WAITING >

X

SET THE FLASH TIME (TIMED LOOP BREAK)

The correct flash time depends on the
type of operator, and is normally preset
from the factory.

• 100 milliseconds

• 270 milliseconds

• 400 milliseconds

MENU *
< SETUP MENU >

SETUP MENU
< CALL WAITING >

DELETE & RESET
<NO>

X

DELETE AND RESET

This function deletes all numbers and
names in the directory and all stored
settings will go back to the presettings.

SETUP MENU
DELETE & RESET

Press Menu,

Press Enter

Press > until FLASH TIME is shown in the display.
Press Enter

Press < > to select the setting of your choice.
Press Enter

Press Menu,

Press Enter

Press

> until DELETE & RESET is shown in the display.

Press Enter

Press < > to select the function of your choice.
Press Enter

SPECIAL SETTINGS TECHNICAL INFO TROUBLE SHOOTING ↓

TECHNICAL INFORMATION

LOCATION AND CLEANING
Do not place the telephone in a dusty or
dirty room. Do not expose the telephone
to excessive moisture.

To clean the telephone use a soft cloth
tipped in water containing a few drops
of mild detergent.

DATA
Power supply from the telephone

network

Batteries 3 x 1.5 V type AAA

Ambient temperature the telephone -25°C to +55°C

the display 0°C to +55°C

Relative humidity 15% to 95%

Symptoms

The display shows a flashing ..

The ringer does not work.

Redialing does not work.

Caller ID and other special functi­ons do not work.

Possible cause

The batteries are low.

The ringer is switched off.

• The prefix is not stored
(switchboard).

• A pause between 1st and 2nd
part of the phone number has
not been stored.

• You have not subscribed to the
Caller ID service.

• The batteries have not been
inserted, have been incorrectly
inserted, or are dead.

Correction

Insert new batteries.

Switch the ringer on.

• See SWITCHBOARD.

• See USING THE PAUSE BUTTON.

• Contact your telephone company
to subscribe.

• Check that the batteries have
been correctly inserted and are
not dead.

TROUBLE SHOOTING

FCC REGULATIONS

This equipment complies with part
68 of the FCC rules. On the cord of
this equipment is a label that con­tains, among other things, the FCC
Registration Number and Ringer
Equivalence Number (REN) for this
equipment. If requested, this infor­mation must be given to the tele­phone company.
The REN is useful to determine the
quantity of devices you may connect
to your telephone line and still have
all of those devices ring when your
telephone number is called. In most
but not all areas, the sum of all RENs
of all devices connected to one line
should not exceed five (5.0). To be
certain of the number of devices you
may connect to your line, as deter­mined by the REN, you should con­tact your local telephone company
to determine the maximum REN for
your calling area. If your telephone
equipment causes harm to the tele­phone network, the telephone com­pany may discontinue your service
temporarily. If possible, they will
notify you in advance. But if advance
notice is not practical, you will be
notified as soon as possible. You will
be informed of your right to file a
complaint with the FCC.

Your telephone company may make
changes in its facilities, equipment,
operations or procedures that could
effect the proper functioning of
your equipment. If they do, you will
be notified in advance to give you
an opportunity to maintain uninter­rupted telephone service.
If you experience trouble with this
telephone equipment, please con­tact this address for information on
obtaining service or repairs:

BANG & OLUFSEN OF AMERICA INC.
1200 Business Center Drive
Mt. Prospect
Ill.60056
Phone [phone]

The telephone company may ask
you to disconnect this equipment
from the network until the problem
has been corrected or until you are
sure that the equipment is not mal­functioning. You are prohibited
from directly connecting the tele­phone to coin operated telephone
services. You may not be able to
connect to party line services. Check
with your telephone company for
state regulations.

Hearing aid compatibility:
This telephone is Hearing Aid Com­patible

3500750 08-99

Patent Pending

Dear Customer,

Your needs as the user of our products are always given careful consideration during the design and
development process, and we strive to make our products easy and comfortable to operate.

We hope that you will take time to drop us a line, telling us about your experiences with your Bang &
Olufsen telephone. Anything which you consider important – positive or negative – may help us in
our constant efforts to refine our telephones.

Please write to:

or fax to:

or send an e-mail to:

Bang & Olufsen Telecom a/s
Customers’s Support
Kjeldsmarkvej 1
7600 Struer
Denmark

Bang & Olufsen Telecom a/s
Customers’ Support
[phone]

[e-mail]

www.bang-olufsen.com