BT CONVERSE 2200 User Manual
BT CONVERSE 2200
User Guide
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Welcome
to your BT Converse 2200
Corded Telephone
• Eleven one-touch buttons for easy dialling of your most important numbers.
• Headset facility lets you make and receive calls privately while keeping
your hands free.
• Handsfree button lets you make and receive calls over the built-in
loudspeaker and microphone.
• Secrecy feature lets you talk to someone else close by without your
caller hearing.
• Last number redial.
• Providing you are connected to a compatible switchboard, the message
waiting indicator will ash when you receive new messages.*
• Amplier lets you switch the earpiece volume to High.
• Adjustable ringer volume.
* BT 1571 or similar network voicemail users can also use this feature, however the indicator light will not ash.
New voicemail messages will be indicated by a stuttered dial tone when you pick up the handset.
This User Guide provides you with all the
Got everything?
information you need to get the most from
your BT Converse 2200.
You must rst set up your BT Converse 2200
before you can use it. This doesn’t take long as
it is easy to do.
Just follow the simple instructions on the next
few pages.
Hearing aid friendly
The BT Converse 2200 is tted with an inductive coupler so it is compatible
with hearing aids. Please visit
practical advice on using hearings aids.
http://www.btplc.com/inclusion/ for further
• BT Converse 2200 telephone
• Handset and cord
(already tted to base)
• Telephone line cord
(already tted to base)
• Desk mounting plinth
• Wall mounting plugs and screws
If you experience any problems, please visit www.bt.com/producthelp
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In this guide
Getting started
Location ..........................................................................5
Setting up .......................................................................5
Getting to know your phone
Buttons and features ........................................................6
Using your phone
Making and ending calls ...................................................7
Hearing Aid compatibility ................................................. 7
Make a call using a headset ..............................................7
Receive a call using a headset ...........................................7
Redialling the last number ................................................7
Secrecy ...........................................................................8
Handsfree .......................................................................8
Message waiting ..............................................................8
Message waiting switch....................................................9
Adjusting the ringer volume .............................................9
Adjusting the ringer tone .................................................9
R/Recall button ...............................................................9
Amplify ...........................................................................9
M1 – M11 memory buttons
Store/replace a one touch number ..................................10
Dial a one-touch memory number ..................................11
Storing a pause in a number ...........................................11
Using BT Calling features
118 500 / 118 700 ........................................................12
BT Answer 1571 ............................................................12
Call Divert .....................................................................12
Switch Call Diversion on .................................................12
Switch Call Diversion off .................................................13
Re-instate the pre-set BT Calling Features numbers .........13
Help .............................................................................14
General information
Safety information ......................................................... 15
Guarantee .....................................................................15
Returning your phone ....................................................15
Technical information .....................................................16
How many telephones can you have? ..............................16
Switchboard compatibility ..............................................16
R&TTE Directive ............................................................. 16
Product disposal instructions ..........................................16
Wall mounting your phone .............................................17
If you experience any problems, please visit www.bt.com/producthelp
Getting started
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Location
You need to place your BT Converse 2200 within 3 metres of a telephone socket
so that the cable will reach. Your BT Converse 2200 can be wall mounted,
see ‘Wall mounting your phone’ on page 17.
Setting up
1. Plug the end of the telephone line cord into the telephone wall socket.
2. Check that the Dialling Mode switch on the underside of the base is set to
TB for tone dialling with timed break recall.
3. Fit the desk mounting plinth if required by positioning the plinth over the lugs
and pushing it down into place, as shown by the blue arrows.
WARNING
Do not place your BT Converse 2200 in the
bathroom or other humid areas.
Other electrical equipment close to your
Converse could have an adverse effect on call
quality. If you experience buzzing during a call
try moving the Converse away from any electrical
equipment that may be nearby.
IMPORTANT
Only use the handset and line cord supplied or
this product may not work.
Dialling mode
If connecting to a switchboard you may need to
adjust the dialling mode setting to P or T using
the Mode switch on the underside of the base.
If in doubt, please consult your service provider.
Your BT Converse 2200 is now ready for use.
If you experience any problems, please visit www.bt.com/producthelp
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Getting to know your phone
Buttons and features
If the phone is wall-mounted,
you can hang the handset
here if you need to leave the
Store your most important
Redials the last number called,
page 7. Use to enter a pause.
Lets you connect a Headset
Handsfree button and indicator
handsfree. Indicator light is
Headset button and indicator
Make and receive calls with a
headset. Indicator light is on
For use with a switchboard
and some BT Calling Features,
Adjust earpiece, headset or
speaker volume during a call.
Handset & Hearing Aid
Hearing aid wearers may benet from switching their hearing aid to the middle
T position and holding the earpiece up to the aid, not their ear.
Please visit http://www.btplc.com/inclusion/ for further practical advice on using hearings aids.
* The light will only ash if your BT Converse is connected to a PBX switch or similar.
The light will not ash when used with network services such as BT 1571.
Handset park
phone during a call.
M1 one-touch
memory button
one touch number here,
(underneath the phone)
(not supplied), page 7.
Make and receive calls
on when in use, page 8.
page 10.
Redial
Headset socket
when in use.
R (Recall)
page 9.
Volume –/+
M2-M11 on-touch buttons
Store and dial one-touch numbers.
Bottom 5 buttons are pre-programmed
with BT Services numbers, page 10.
Message waiting indicator
Flashes if you have
Voicemail, page 8.*
Call indicator
Flashes when you have
an incoming call.
One touch memory label
Keep a note of your
numbers.
Dialling mode switch
(underneath the phone)
Lets you set the dialling
mode, page 16.
Message waiting switch
(underneath the phone)
See page 9 for details if
you are connected to a
switchboard.
Ringer switch
(underneath the phone)
Lets you adjust the ringer
tone, page 9.
Ringer volume switch
(underneath the phone)
Lets you adjust the ringer
volume, page 9.
Secrecy button and indicator
During a call, press to stop
your caller hearing you
so you can talk privately
to someone else close by,
page 8. Indicator light is on
when in use.
Amplify
Press to switch the
earpiece/headset volume
to High, page 9.
If you experience any problems, please visit www.bt.com/producthelp
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