Response 125
Userfriendly
Guide
Lift flap
Please open this page for
an ‘At a glance’ guide to
your Response 125.
Memory
buttons
Use to store
and dial one
touch
telephone
numbers.
Page 8
Redial
Press to
redial the
last number
called or to
enter a pause
in the
memory.
Page 9
Store
Use when
storing one
touch and
Quickdial
telephone
numbers.
Page 8
At a glance
Memory label
For one touch
buttons.
Quickdial
Enables two
touch dialling
of up to 10
stored
numbers.
Page 8,9
Secrecy
Allows you to
talk to
someone in
the same
room, without
the person on
the other end
of the line
hearing your
conversation.
Page 10
R
Recall button for use
with switchboards and
BT Select Services.
Page 10
1
Stop/OGM
Checks your
current
outgoing
message,
records a new
outgoing
message and
stops playback
of messages.
Page 12
Handset park
When wall mounted you can
hook the handset on this if
you need to temporarily
move away from the phone.
Page 26
Handset catch
Retains
handset if wall
mounted.
Page 26
Answer
ON/OFF/
Skip <
Switches the
answering
machine on
and off, lets
you skip
backward
through your
messages and
memos, sets
answer delay.
Page 13-16
Memory label
For two touch
buttons.
Play/Memo/
Skip >
Used to play
and skip
forward
through
messages and
memos, also
used to record
memos.
Page 13-17
Delete/Time
Deletes
messages and
sets time and
day.
Pages 12,13,14,
16,17
Microphone
For recording
outgoing
messages
Battery Low
Indicator
Battery low
light comes
on when
either there is
no back-up
battery in
place or the
battery is
running low.
Page 7
Message
Indicator
Lights up
when
messages
have been left.
Pages 12, 14
Volume
button
Adjusts the
volume for
message
and memo
playback.
Page 11
Contents
At a glance 1
Introduction 4
Setting up 5
Using your telephone 8
Using the answering machine 11
Remote access 19
Help 22
Technical information 23
Index 25
Wall- mounting template 26
Hints and tips
boxes
In this user guide, we’ve
included helpful tips and
useful notes. They are
shown in a white box
like this.
3
Introduction
Your Response 125 telephone answering
machine is designed for ease of use and
made to the high standards set by BT
Thank you for
choosing a BT
product. You can
expect your phone
to give you 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 base of answering
machine)
Purchase price:
(for warranty purposes,
proof of purchase is
required, so please keep
your receipt)
Customer Helpline
If you have problems
with your machine,
call the Response 125
Helpline Service,
Lo-call 08457 585 589.
4
Setting up
Follow these steps to get your
Response 125 ready to use
IMPORTANT
Check that your Response 125
is complete.
When you unpack you must have:
Response 125 Telephone
answering machine
with telephone line
cord attached
✓
Mains power
adaptor plug
✓
Situating your
Response 125
Situate your Response
125 close enough to a
mains power socket so
that the cables will
reach.
Do not cover or
enclose the machine;
allow a free flow of air
to its surfaces.
To wall mount your
Response 125, use the
screws and wall plugs
provided. There is a
wall-mounting template
at the back of this
guide.
Screws and wall plugs for wall
mounting
✓
Warning
The apparatus is only
designed to be operated in
a normal office or
domestic environment.
It should not be used in
bathrooms or near water.
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Check your
telephone wall socket
Plug the
mains adaptor in
the back of the
machine
Now plug the mains
adaptor plug into a
convenient mains
socket and switch
on
If you do not have a
modern-style socket,
call Freefone
0800 800 150
and ask for a BT
engineer to come and
fit the correct socket.
This is a chargeable
service.
Plug your Response
125 telephone line
cord into the wall
socket
Place the adaptor cord
in the channel provided
to prevent it being
pulled out accidentally.
Failure to use the adaptor
supplied may result in
damage to the product.
The Message Indicator
will flash for 8 seconds.
It will then show the
normal ‘no messages’
display.
Your Response 125
is now ready for use.
6
Insert back-up
RINGER
HI
LOW
OFF
battery
BT recommends that
you insert an alkaline
PP3 9V battery (not
supplied) to provide
up to 6 hours back-up.
This will ensure
messages are saved in
the event of power
failure.
Place the back-up
battery in the
compartment under
your Response 125
memory label, clip the
battery connector cap
to the terminals of a
PP3 9V battery (not
supplied). Replace the
cover.
Your Response 125’s
battery low light comes on
when the back-up battery
is running low. It also
remains lit when no
back-up battery is
inserted or if the batter y
compartment is not
fully closed.
Set the ringer
volume
The ringer volume
switch is located on
the underside of the
base unit.
Electrical storm
warning
Note 1
During electrical storms,
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 the
equipment free of charge.
There are 3 settings:
HI - a loud ring: your
Response 125 is
pre-set to this position.
LOW - a quiet ring.
OFF - no ring
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Storing and dialling
numbers
Your Response 125
allows you to store up
to 10 telephone
numbers in its
Quickdial memory. A
further three numbers
can be stored using
one-touch memory
buttons M1, M2 or M3.
Each stored number
can be up to 16 digits
long.
To store a telephone
number under the
memory buttons M1,
M2 and M3.
1
Lift the handset.
Using the
telephone
Press the STORE
4
button again.
Press the memory
5
button (M1, M2 or M3)
under which you want
to store the number.
Replace the handset.
6
The number is stored.
To dial a number
stored in the
one-touch
memory
1
Lift the handset.
Press the memory
2
button (M1, M2 or M3)
you want.
To store a telephone
number in the
Quickdial memory
1
Lift the handset.
2
Press the STORE
button.
3
Dial the number you
want to store.
4
Press the STORE
button again.
5
Press the keypad
button (1-0) under
which you want to
store the number.
6
Replace the handset.
The number is stored.
2
Press the STORE
button.
3
Dial the number you
want to store.
8
The number is dialled.
3
To dial a telephone
number using the
Quickdial memory
To dial a telephone
number longer than
16 digits
The new number
automatically replaces
any existing number
stored under that
location.
1
Lift the handset.
Press the
2
QUICKDIAL
button.
3
Press the keypad
button (1- 0 ) under
which the number you
want to dial is stored.
The number is dialled.
4
To store a telephone
number longer than
16 digits
Telephone numbers
longer than 16 digits
can be stored by
putting the first 16
digits in to one
memory location
(following
the same procedure
for storing numbers).
Then repeat the
process, using a
different memory
location to store the
remaining digits.
1
Lift the handset.
2
Dial the first 16 digits
by pressing the
MEMORY or
QUICKDIAL button
and then the keypad
button 0-9 under
which the first part of
the number is stored.
3
Dial the remaining
digits by pressing the
MEMORY or
QUICKDIAL button
and the keypad button
0-9 under which the
second part of the
number is stored.
4
The whole number is
dialled.
To change numbers
stored in the memory
To change or replace
numbers stored in the
memory, simply repeat
the process for storing
numbers (using either
the MEMORY or
QUICKDIAL buttons)
with the new number.
Memory label
Slide out the plastic cover
and the memory label.
Use a pencil to write in
the names belonging to
the stored numbers, then
you can change them if
necessary. Replace the
label and cover.
To redial a number
1
Lift the handset.
2
Press the REDIAL
button. The last number
called, even a quickdial
or memory number, is
redialled automatically.
To store a pause in
the memory
Some switchboards
and Select Services
may require a pause to
be entered between an
access code and the
number to be dialled.
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1
Pressing the REDIAL
button will enter a
pause.
2
To enter a pause when
storing a telephone
number, press the
REDIAL button.
When you dial the
stored number, your
Response 125 will
automatically insert
the stored pause.
Using the Secrecy
button
The SECRECY button
allows you to talk to
someone in the same
room whilst on a call,
without the person at
the other end of the
line hearing your
conversation.
2
Release the SECRECY
button to talk to your
caller again.
Using the R (Recall)
button
If your Response 125
is connected to a
switchboard, the R
button enables you to
use features provided
by the switchboards.
Please contact your
communications
manager or
switchboard supplier
for further details.
The R button can also
be used in connection
with BT Select
Services.
or Freefone
0800 800 154 for
business customers.
8am-6pm, Monday to
Friday.
If you are storing the
R button in the
memory, it must be
followed by a pause
(see ‘To store a pause
in the memory’ page 9).
If your Response 125 is
to be used with a
switchboard, make sure
that the switchboard uses
Timed Break Recall.
1
During a call, press
and hold down the
SECRECY button.
Your caller will not be
able to hear you or
any conversation
being held at your
end of the line.
10
If you are connected
to a digital exchange,
you can subscribe to a
range of BT’s Select
Services. If you wish
to subscribe to any of
these services, contact
BT on Freefone
0800 800 152 for
residential customers
Using the
answering
machine
To adjust playback
volume
Press + to increase
the volume.
Press - to decrease
the volume.
As you press, a beep
sounds at the level
you have selected.
When the volume is at
its highest or lowest,
you will hear two
beeps.
Beep!
If you adjust the
volume during playback,
the beep does not sound,
but the volume changes
accordingly.
If you set the volume
below mid-level, it will
automatically return to
its middle setting when
any buttons are pressed
on the answering
machine. The volume is
unaffected during remote
access or call screening.
To record your
outgoing message
The outgoing message
is the message a caller
hears when your
Response 125 answers
a call.
The Response 125 has
a pre-recorded
outgoing message
which announces...
Hello, your call cannot
be taken at the moment, so please
leave your message after the tone.
You can record your
own outgoing
message to replace
the pre-recorded
message. If you
record your own
message, the
pre-recorded message
will automatically be
removed and stored
in the memory in
case you wish to
reinstate it.
Your Response 125 has
a total recording
capacity of 14 minutes.
Any outgoing message
you record can be up to
2 minutes long, but you
should keep it short to
allow more time for
recording incoming
calls.
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To record your
outgoing message,
speak clearly, 15 to 20
cm from the built-in
microphone.
Built-in
microphone
Read all the steps
before you begin
recording.
1
Press and hold down
the stop button.
Your Response 125
will beep and the
message indicator
flashes.
2
Keep holding down
the STOP button and
speak your message
into the microphone.
Located on the righthand side of the
base near the end
of the handset.
Your Response 125
will automatically play
back your message,
then beep to confirm
the recording. It then
returns to ‘answer on’
mode.
To re-record your
outgoing message,
repeat these steps.
To check your
outgoing message
Press and release the
STOP button
Your Response 125
will beep and play
back your outgoing
message. It will then
beep again and return
to ‘answer on’ mode.
To delete your
outgoing message
1
Press and release the
STOP button. Your
outgoing message will
be played back to you.
2
While the message is
playing, press the
DELETE button.
Your Response 125
will beep and play its
pre-recorded outgoing
message.
Hello, your call cannot
be taken at the moment, so please
leave your message after the tone.
Your own message
has now been replaced
by the original,
pre-recorded message.
To check the day and
time setting
When you have
finished speaking,
release the STOP
button.
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You can delete your
outgoing message and
reinstate the prerecorded outgoing
message.
Press and release the
DELETE button.
The currently set day
and time is announced.
To set the correct
day and time
Your Response 125
will announce the day
and time that an
incoming message or
memo was recorded.
1
Press and hold down
the DELETE button.
Your Response 125
will announce the day
currently set.
Saturday
2
Still holding down the
DELETE button, press
䊴
either the
button to move
backwards through
the days of the week,
or the SKIP䊳button
to move forwards.
SKIP
+
or
+
3
When you hear the
correct day, release
the DELETE button.
Your Response 125
will announce the day
you have set.
Friday set
You can now set the
current hour
1
Press and hold down
the DELETE button.
Your Response 125
announces the hour
currently set.
Tw e l v e ,
Midday
2
Still holding down the
DELETE button, press
䊴
either the
button to move
backwards through
the hours, or the
䊳
SKIP
move forwards.
SKIP
button to
+
or
+
The time on your
Response 125 is
announced using the 12
hour clock. Be sure to
hold down the < or >
buttons long enough for
your Response 125 to say
whether it is AM or PM.
3
When you hear the
correct hour, release
the DELETE button.
Your Response 125
announces the hour
you have set.
Four pm
set
You can now set the
current minute
1
Press and hold down
the DELETE button.
13
Your Response 125
announces the
currently set minute.
0, One
2
Still holding down the
DELETE button, press
䊴
either the
SKIP
button to move
backwards through
the minutes, or the
䊳
SKIP
button to
move forwards.
+
or
+
After setting the time
and day, your machine
will automatically
return to ‘answer on’
mode.
To switch the
answering machine
on and off
1
Press the ANSWER
ON/OFF
button. Your
Response 125
announces...
Answer off
The display will flash
when messages are
recorded in the
memory.
To check the answer
delay setting
Press and hold the
ANSWER ON/OFF
button. When the
current delay setting
is announced release
the button.
3
When you hear the
correct minute,
release the DELETE
button.
Your Response 125
announces the day
and time you have set.
14
Friday,
4.30pm
2
Press the ANSWER
ON/OFF
button again.
The machine
announces...
Answer on
To set the answer
delay
Answer delay sets the
number of times your
Response 125 will ring
before answering a
call.
Time saver
Your Response 125 is preset to TIME SAVER. This
means that during remote
access, if any messages
have been recorded your
Response 125 will answer
after only 2 rings. If there
are no messages, it will
answer after 6 rings,
thereby allowing you the
option of hanging up
before your Response 125
answers, to avoid paying
for the call.
1
Press and hold down
the ANSWER ON/OFF
button. Your Response
125 will announce the
current answer delay
setting.
Time Saver,
2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9
When you hear the
setting you want,
release the
ON/OFF
ANSWER
button. After
2 seconds the new
answer delay setting is
announced, before
your Response 125
returns to ‘answer on’
mode.
Answer delay,
4 rings
To receive incoming
messages
Two minutes is the
maximum time available
for each incoming
message. If the maximum
message length is reached,
your Response 125
announces “Thank you
for calling” and
disconnects the line. If the
memory is full, then it
will announce, “Memory
full, thank you for calling”
and disconnects the line.
Skip Skip
Your Response 125
has a recording
capacity of up to 14
minutes. If the
recording memory is
full, the LED flashes
rapidly and your
answering machine
will not record further
messages.
Time Saver
2
Keep holding down
the ANSWER ON/OFF
button. Your Response
125 announces the
answer delay options...
Your Response 125
will automatically
record an incoming
message when it is
connected to your
phone socket and is
set to ‘answer on’.
When your Response
125 has received new
messages, the display
light flashes.
To play back
messages
Press the PLAY button.
Your Response 125
announces
15
You have x messages.
Message One
To skip forward or
backward through
your messages
Press the
4
䊴
button twice to go to
the start of the
previous message
SKIP
The messages are then
played back, each one
has an announcement
of the day and time it
was received.
Message x, Sunday
2.13pm
Messages are played
back in the order they
were received.
When in ‘answer on’
mode, the display flashes
to indicate you have
messages.
When all your
messages have been
played back, your
Response 125
announces...
End of
messages
When playing back
messages, you can
skip forward to the
next message or
backward to the start
of the current
message and previous
messages.
1
Press the SKIP
button. Your Response
125 announces
‘Message one’ and play
the first message
While the message is
playing...
2
Press the SKIP
button to skip forward
to the start of the
next message.
䊴
Press the
3
SKIP
button once to return
to the start of the
current message.
䊳
䊳
To delete individual
messages
1
Press the PLAY button
to play your messages.
2
When the message
you want to delete is
playing, press the
DELETE button.
Your Response 125
announces...
Message
deleted
Repeat the procedure
to delete any further
messages.
16
When you have finished
deleting and your
Response 125 has finished
playing all messages, you
will hear ‘End of
messages’. If you press the
STOP button within 8
seconds of hearing this
message, you can cancel
all deletions and retain
all your messages.
To delete all
messages
When your Response
125 has finished
playing all messages,
you will hear ‘End of
messages’. If you press
the DELETE button
within 8 seconds your
Response 125 will
announce...
If you accidentally delete
all messages, you can still
save them provided you
press the STOP button
within 8 seconds of the
announcement ‘end of
messages’.
To record a memo
A personal memo can
be recorded on your
Response 125 and left
as a message for
another user. Memos
can be of any length,
up to the maximum
recording capacity of
14 minutes.
Read all the steps
before you begin
recording.
1
Press and hold the
PLAY/MEMO button.
3
Speak clearly into the
built-in microphone.
Built-in
microphone
4
When you have
completed recording
your memo, release
the PLAY/MEMO
button. You hear a
confirmation beep.
Your memo is now
stored.
Your Response 125
treats memos in the
same way as incoming
messages.
To play back, delete or
skip forward and
backward through memos,
follow the instructions for
playing back messages,
on pages 15 and 16
All messages
deleted
Your Response 125
now returns to
‘answer on’ mode.
2
You hear a beep.
Beep!
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To use call screening
To cancel any
procedure
Your Response 125
can answer an
incoming call for you,
allowing you to
identify the caller and
decide whether to
take the call.
1
Make sure that the
volume is set to an
audible level. (See ‘To
adjust the volume’,
page 11)
2
Allow the incoming
call to be answered by
your Response 125 as
normal. You will hear
the caller begin to
leave their message.
3
If you decide to take
the call, lift the
handset and you can
speak to the caller.
Recording will stop
automatically.
Pressing the STOP
button will cancel any
procedure currently
in progress.
After pressing the
button your Response
125 returns to ‘answer
on’ mode.
These functions of the
Response 125 will not
operate whilst the handset
is off the base unit:
• Volume control.
• Checking/recording/
deleting outgoing
message.
• Checking and setting
day and time.
• Switching answering
machine on/off.
• Checking and setting
answer delay.
• Recording a memo.
If, when you lift the
telephone handset, your
Response 125 does not
stop recording, either
replace the handset and
lift again, or press the
STOP button.
18
You can turn your
Response 125
answering machine
on, and listen to your
messages from any
Touchtone™
telephone. To protect
your privacy,
messages can only be
accessed by keying in
a 2 digit security code.
For your security code,
look on the underside
of your Response 125’s
base unit. (You cannot
change the currently
set code).
Remote access
Control your Response 125 from
another telephone using a
Touchtone™ keypad.
3
Enter the first digit of
your security code.
You hear a beep.
Enter the second digit
4
of your security code,
If you have no
messages, you will
hear ‘You have no
messages. Thank you
for calling’.
...and your Response
125 will disconnect the
line.
If you have messages,
you hear...
If you hear 4 short beeps,
it means you have entered
the wrong security code
and are invited to try
again. Do not re-enter
If you take more than 8
seconds to enter a
number, you hear ‘Thank
you for calling’ and your
Response 125 disconnects
the line.
To replay the message
you are listening to
✱.
To check for
messages
Dial your phone
1
number and wait.
When you hear your
2
outgoing message,
press the ✱button.
You hear 2 beeps.
You have x messages.
Message 1.
Your Response 125
will then play your
messages, with the
day and time they
were recorded.
While the message is
playing, press 4 once
on your telephone
keypad
The message will
replay from the
beginning.
19
To replay all your
messages
To skip forward to the
next message
To delete all recorded
messages
Press 2 on your
telephone keypad
within 8 seconds of
hearing the
announcement ‘End of
messages’.
All messages are
replayed.
To skip back to a
previous message
While a message is
playing, press 4 twice
to go back to the
previous message or
press it three times to
move back two
messages.
You can skip back
over any number of
messages by pressing
the 4 button.
20
While a message is
playing, press 6. The
next message is
played.
You can skip forward
two messages by
pressing the 6 button
twice, or press it three
times to skip forward
three messages.
To delete the message
you are listening to
While listening to the
message, press the 5
button.
You hear the
announcement
‘Message deleted’.
You can delete all
messages immediately
after listening to the
final message.
Press the 5 button
within 8 seconds of
hearing ‘End of
messages’.
All messages will be
deleted. Your
Response 125
announces ‘All
messages deleted’.
To turn your Response
125 on from another
telephone
If you go out and
forget to switch on
your answering
machine, you can turn
it on remotely, using
any other phone.
Dial your phone
number and wait. Your
Response 125 will
automatically answer
after 20 rings. It will
now stay switched on.
If the memory is full, you
have to delete some of
your messages before your
Response 125 will switch
to ‘answer on’ mode. After
you hear the ‘Memory
full’ announcement, you
have 8 seconds to enter
your security code. You
can then delete messages.
(See ‘To delete messages’
page 20.)
21
Help
If you have a problem, the following
simple solutions may provide the
answer
No dialling tone
Make sure your
telephone line cord is
plugged into the
phone socket.
Phone does not ring
Check that the ringer
volume switch (on
the base) is not set
to off.
Do you have too many
phones in your home?
Please see ‘How many
phones can you have?’
in the Technical
Information section
for details about the
number of phones you
can use.
No indicator light
appears
Is the power cord
plugged in to the back
of your Response 125?
Is the mains power
adaptor plugged in
and switched on?
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Display continually
flashing
This indicates an
error. Press any
button on your
answering machine.
Flashing should stop
and the answering
machine should reset
to its original settings.
Unplug the line cord
and mains power cord.
Wait 5 minutes and
then replug.
Battery low indicator
is on
The back-up battery
is low in power,
missing or incorrectly
installed. Remove the
memory label and
open the battery
compartment. If the
battery is fitted
correctly, try replacing
it with a new PP3 9V
alkaline battery. When
operating at normal
level, the battery light
remains off.
You experience a
power cut
Back up will only
occur if a battery is
fitted, and will only last
approximately 6 hours.
All its settings and
messages should be
saved until power
resumes. However, it
will not be able to record
any new messages
during the power cut.
You cannot hear
messages or
incoming calls
The speaker volume
may be set too low.
Adjust it by pressing +
on the volume control.
Buzzing noises on the
answering machine
Your answering
machine is too close to
a radio, TV, computer,
cordless or mobile
telephone, causing
interference. Move it
another metre away.
Technical
information
Environment
Your Response 125
should be kept free of
dust, moisture, high
temperature and
vibration, and should
not be exposed to
direct sunlight. Do not
stand it on carpets or
other surfaces which
generate fibres, or
place it in locations
which prevent the free
flow of air over its
surfaces.
Warning
The apparatus is only
designed to be operated in
a normal office or
domestic environment
where the relative
humidity does not exceed
75%. It should not be used
in bathrooms or near
water.
If the power fails
If the battery warning
light was off when the
power was lost, all
information should be
retained for at least 1
hour (up to 6 hours
for a fresh alkaline
battery).
If the light was on,
data may be lost even
if a back-up battery
was installed.
If no battery was
installed, all
information will be
lost and the Response
125 will power up as
new when power is
restored.
How many phones
can you have?
All items of telephone
equipment have a
Ringer Equivalence
Number (REN), which
is used to calculate
the number of items
that may be connected
to any one telephone
line. Your Response
125 has a REN of 1.
Any other instrument
provided by BT may
be assumed to have a
REN of 1 unless stated
otherwise. A total
REN of 4 is allowed.
(For example: if your
Response 125 is used
in conjunction with
three extension
telephones, each with
a REN of 1, the total
REN is 4).
If the total REN of 4
is exceeded, the
telephones may not
ring. With different
telephone types there
is no guarantee of
ringing, even when
the REN is less than 4.
Customer Helpline
If you have problems
with your machine,
call the Response 125
Helpline Service,
Lo-call 08457 585 589.
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Connection
information
Your Response 125
may be connected to
public networks in the
United Kingdom.
It may also be
connected to switching
systems that use tone
(MF) signalling, with
timed break recall.
If in doubt, your
switchboard supplier
or maintainer should
be able to offer help.
Advice on connection
to BT switching
systems can be
obtained by dialling
BT Freefone 0800
800 152.
If you do not have a
compatible
switchboard, it cannot
be guaranteed that
your Response 125
will operate correctly
under all possible
conditions of
connection.
Guarantee
If you own your
Response 125 – under
BT’s guarantee.
BT guarantees the
product for one year
provided that:
The goods have only
been used for their
intended purpose,
and have not been
misused, or been
wilfully or accidentally
damaged.
The goods have not
been tampered with or
repaired by anyone
except BT, its staff or
agents. If a fault does
occur in this product,
and you bought the
unit yourself, provided
that you return it to
the place of purchase
and produce your
receipt, it will either
be repaired or
replaced free of
charge. The terms
and conditions of
this guarantee do
not affect your
statutory rights.
If you own your
Response 125 –
outside guarantee.
If your Response 125
needs repair after the
guarantee period has
ended, it must be
repaired so that it
continues to comply
with the approval
requirements for
connection to the
telephone network.
We recommend that
you call BT free,
Freefone 0800 800
150, or visit your
nearest BT shop, and
you will be informed
of our recommended
repair agents.
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Index
Answer delay 14,15
At a glance 1
Battery
inserting
warning 7
Call screening 18
Cancel any procedure 18
Day and time
check
set 13,14
Dial numbers 8,9
Guarantee 24
Help 22
Helpline 4,23
Incoming message
deleting all
delete individual 16
playback 15,16
receive messages 15
skip backward 16
skip forward 16
Mains adaptor 6
Memo 17
Memory buttons
storing
dialling 8
12
17
Messages
checking
deleting 12
7
8
record outgoing 11
On/off 14
Pause 9,10
Playback volume 11
Quickdial memory
changing numbers
dial 9
storing 8
numbers longer
than 16 digits
Recall 10
Redial a number 9
Remote access
check messages
delete 20
on 20,21
skip backward 20
skip forward 20
turn your
Response 125
on from another
telephone
replay messages 19,20
Ringer volume 7
Secrecy 10
12
9
9
19
20,21
Setting up 5
Stop 18
Storing numbers 8,9
Technical
information
Telephone wall socket 6
Time saver 15
Using the
answer machine
Using the telephone 7
Volume 11
Wall mounting
template
Warning 23
23,24
11
26
25
Wa l l- m o unting
Your Response 125
can be wall-mounted
using the screws and
wall plugs provided.
Use the wall-mounting
template opposite as
a guide for the drill
holes.
Before you wall-mount
your Response 125,
check that:
• the wall can support
the weight of the phone;
• the position you choose
leaves sufficient space
so that the phone is
clear of any obstruction
on the wall, such as a
shelf or cupboard.
Press the phone line
cable into the channel
on the bottom of the
phone, so that the
phone lies flat against
the wall.
Hang the holes on the
back of the phone
over the screwheads
and gently pull the
phone downward to
make sure it is
securely in place.
Rotate the handset
hook 180°, so that
you can hang up the
handset when the
phone is wallmounted.
Wall-mounting
template
94 mm
3 mm hole
Drill two holes for the
screws and insert the
wall plugs provided
(if required).
Drive the screws into
the wall, leaving about
4mm free on which to
hang the phone.
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28 mm
Offices in Europe, North America,
Japan and Asia Pacific.
The Telecommunications services described in this publication
are subject to availability and may be modified from time to time.
Services and equipment are provided subject to British
Telecommunications plc’s respective standard conditions of contract.
Nothing in this publication forms any part of any contract.
Touchton e™is a registered trade mark of
British Telecommunications plc in the UK.
©British Telecommunications plc 1999.
Registered Office: 81 Newgate Street, London EC1A 7AJ.
Registered in England No. 1800000.
Printed in China. Response 125 Issue No.1 (4/99). 6
Designed by The Art & Design Par tnership Limited.
CE compliant to 89/336/EEC
(EMC Directive) & 73/23/EEC
(Low Voltage Directive)
APPROVED for connection to
telecommunication systems specified
in the instructions for use subject to
the conditions set out in them.
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