BT Freestyle 70 User Manual

User Guide

Freestyle 70

This equipment is not designed for making emergency telephone calls when the power
fails. Alternative arrangements should be made for access to emergency services.

In Use/ Battery Low light

Comes on when the handset is

in use or, if the handset is on

standby, to indicate the battery

needs recharging.

see page 6

Charging contacts

At a glance
Handset

Aerial

Does not extend,
do not pull out.

see page 5

Talk button

Activates your Freestyle 70 ready
to make or receive a call.

see page 8

Channel button

Selects an alternative radio
frequency if interference occurs
during a call.

see page 8

Keypad

Redial button

Redials the last number called.

see page 9

Recall button

Recall button for use with a

switchboard/PBX and BT

Select Services.

see page 11

Volume control button

Adjusts the handset ringer volume

and earpiece speech volume.

see pages 8 & 9

Quickdial button

Allows you to store and dial up

to 10 numbers in the memory.

see pages 9 & 10

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Mains power

socket

Telephone line

cord socket

At a glance
Base unit

Base unit telescopic aerial

Power light

Comes on when connected to
the power supply and flashes
when the handset is in use.

see page 5 & 8

Charging light

Comes on when the
handset batteries are
being charged.

see page 5

Page button

Press to page the handset.

see page 11

Battery charging contacts

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PHONE LINE

POWER LINE

Contents

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At a glance 1

Introduction 4

Setting up 5

Safety instructions 7

Using your Freestyle 70
telephone 8

Help and advice 12

Technical information 14

Maintenance 16

Wall mounting 17

Index 19

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Introduction

Your Freestyle 70 is designed for
ease of use and made to the high
standards set by BT.

Thank you for making the right choice. You can
expect your Freestyle 70 to provide many years
of quality service. Please read the instructions
carefully before use and keep this user guide
for future reference.

For your records

For warranty purposes, proof of purchase is
required, so please keep your receipt.

Date of purchase:

Place of purchase:

Serial number:

(on the underside of the base unit)

Purchase price:

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 70 is a mains-powered

cordless telephone, you may not be able to

make emergency calls in certain situations:

• If there is severe radio interference.

• If the handset battery fails.

• If there is a power cut.

If your Freestyle 70 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.

Unpacking your Freestyle 70

Check that your Freestyle 70 is complete.
When you unpack, you should have:

•Freestyle 70 handset.

• Freestyle 70 base unit with
telephone line cord attached.

•Mains power adaptor plug.

• Wall mounting bracket

with screws.

CUSTOMER HELPLINE

If you have problems with your phone, call the

Freestyle 70 Helpline Service on 0845 7697146.

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ELECTRICAL STORM WARNING

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During periods of electrical storm, you are

advised to disconnect your apparatus because

damage may occur.

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 free of charge.

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Your Freestyle 70 uses a compact aerial which
does not pull out.

Setting up

Follow these steps to set up your
Freestyle 70 ready for use.

✖

PHONE LINE

POWER LINE

1 Handset aerial

3

Plug the mains adaptor cord
into the back of the base unit

WARNINGS

1

Your Freestyle 70 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.

2 There 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.

MAINS POWER ADAPTOR

The Freestyle 70 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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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.

When you first use your Freestyle 70,
the rechargeable battery in the handset
needs charging for 24 hours.

Make sure you have connected your
Freestyle 70 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 red CHARGING light comes on.

The charging light will remain
constantly lit while the handset is
placed on the base unit.

5 Charge the handset

If you do not have a modern-style telephone
socket, call Freefone 0800 800 150 and ask for a
BT engineer to come and fit the correct socket.
This is a chargeable service.

2 Check your BT socket

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Your Freestyle 70 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.

• Tr y 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 70 can be wall mounted by
using the bracket and screws supplied;
see page 17.

Your Freestyle 70 is now ready for use

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.

Extend the base unit telescopic aerial on your
Freestyle 70 (as shown above) to ensure the best
possible signal and reception.

PHONE LINE

POWER LINE

5

Plug the phone into the
BT socket

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Extend the base unit telescopic
aerial

PLEASE NOTE

When fully charged and in good condition,

the handset battery will provide up to 7 hours

continuous talk time or 72 hours standby.

If the handset battery is running low,

the IN USE/BATTERY 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.

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To plan the location of the
base unit

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Do not use your Freestyle 70
in damp, humid conditions
such as bathrooms.

Do not expose the equipment
to fire or water.

Safety
instructions

Use only the power adaptor
supplied and the handset
battery pack supplied.

There is a slight chance that
your phone could be

damaged by an electrical
storm. We recommend that you unplug
your Freestyle 70 from the mains
power and telephone line socket
during storms.

The Freestyle 70 base

station, handset and charging

units produce a small amount
of heat during use. Therefore, we
advise against placing these products on
antique, veneered or wooden surfaces
as damage may occur.

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When the handset is not in use you
can adjust the ringer volume.

The handset ringer volume has
3 settings, HIGH, LOW and OFF.

To switch the ringer volume to OFF,
press and hold the VOLUME button
until you hear a confirmation beep.

The Freestyle 70 is pre-set to HIGH.

To change the volume on the handset
press and release the VOLUME button.

On each press you will hear a sample
ring.

Press the buttons in the order shown:

Lift the handset off the base unit.

Press the TALK button. The TALK light
comes on. The POWER / IN USE light
on the base unit flashes.

Listen for the dialling tone.

KEYPAD

Dial the number you want.

Making and receiving calls

Using your
Freestyle 70
telephone

Press the TALK button.

Or

Replace the handset on the base unit.

When the phone rings:

If your handset is on the base unit,
simply pick it up to answer the call.

Or

If your handset is off the base unit,
press the TALK button to answer the
call.

PLEASE NOTE

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.

PLEASE NOTE

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.

PLEASE NOTE

The handset range is up to 200 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.

Your Freestyle 70 automatically scans
the available radio channels for quality
of reception, and selects the best one
to use.

If you experience interference during
your call, press the CHANNEL button
to select a different channel.

To make a call

To end a call

To receive a call

To use the channel button

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To adjust the handset ringer volume

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PLEASE NOTE

Storing a number in the memory

automatically overwrites any previous number

stored under the same location code.

Stored numbers can include switchboard and

network services that use the ✱and #buttons

as well as PAUSE and RECALL functions.

PLEASE NOTE

If the length of the last number called is more

than 32 digits, then the whole number will not

be redialled.
If REDIAL is not the first button pressed in
sequence, it will then function as a PAUSE

button.

QUICKDIAL DIRECTORY LABEL

Use the handset’s Quickdial directory label to

keep a record of which 0-9 location code you

have used for each number.

You can take out the label by removing the

handset battery compar tment cover and sliding

out the label’s clear plastic cover.

Press the QUICKDIAL button.

Press one of the 0-9 buttons to set the
location code under which the phone
number will be stored.

Dial the number you want to store.
A maximum of 20 digits can be stored
in each location.

Press the

QUICKDIAL button. You hear

a confirmation beep. The number is
stored.

Repeat these steps for any other
numbers you want to store, using a
different 0-9 location code for each one.

To store a number in the memory

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Using the memory to store and
dial numbers

Last number redial

Press the TALK button and wait for a
dialling tone.

Press the REDIAL button. The number
is dialled automatically.

Your Freestyle 70 handset can store up to ten
separate phone numbers in the memory.
You can then dial each number by pressing
just two buttons.

To redial the last number called

Freestyle 70 remembers the last number called
and enables easy redialling.

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During a conversation you can adjust
the volume of the incoming caller’s
voice, by pressing and releasing the

VOLUME button on the handset.

It has 2 settings, High, and Low.

To adjust the speech volume

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Press the QUICKDIAL button.

Press the 0-9 location code.

Press the QUICKDIAL button again.

You hear a confirmation beep.

Any existing number stored in the memory can
be overwritten by entering a new number under
the same location code. Simply follow the steps
shown in ‘To store a number in the memory’,
page 9.

To change a stored number

To clear a stored number

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Press the QUICKDIAL button.

Press one of the 0-9 buttons to set the
location code under which your phone
number will be stored.

KEYPAD

Dial the first 20 digits.

Press the QUICKDIAL button. You hear
a confirmation beep. The number is
stored.

Press the QUICKDIAL button again.

Press another 0-9 button to select a
second location code under which to
store the remaining digits.

KEYPAD

Dial the remaining digits.

Press the QUICKDIAL button. You hear
a confirmation beep. The rest of the
number is stored.

Press the

TALK button.

Press the QUICKDIAL button, then the
first 0-9 location code number. The
number begins dialling automatically.

When the first part of the number has
been dialled press the QUICKDIAL
button again, then the second 0-9
location code number. The rest of the
number is dialled.

PLEASE NOTE

You can mix manual and memory dialling

as required. For example, you can dial the area

code 0181 380 from the memory and then

complete the number manually.

To store a number of more than
20 digits

To dial a stored number of more
than 20 digits

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Press the TALK button.

Press the QUICKDIAL button.

Press the 0-9 location code under
which the number you want is stored.
The number is dialled automatically.

To dial a memory number

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To insert a pause

To use the recall button

You may need to use the RECALL
button if you are connected to a
switchboard/PBX (Private Branch
Exchange), contact your PBX supplier
for further information. The RECALL
button, when set to time break recall,
is also used for BT Select Services.

With some switchboards, after dialling
the access code you may have to wait
for a moment while the switchboard
picks up an outside line. If so, press
the

REDIAL button to insert a pause

before keying in the telephone number.

To switch from Pulse to Tone dialling
during a call

If you are connected to a pulse dialling
exchange, you can still use services
such as phone banking that require
tone dialling.

KEYPAD

Call the telephone number you require
in pulse mode as usual.

When you have been connected, press
the ✱button on the keypad to set
your telephone to tone dialling for the
duration of the call.

When you hang up, your Freestyle 70
will automatically switch back to pulse
dialling.

To set the dialling mode

Press the QUICKDIAL button during
standby mode.

Press the ✱button.

Press 1 for Tone dialling.

Press 2 for Pulse dialling.

Press the QUICKDIAL button to finish
the setting (you will hear a
confirmation tone).

If no instruction is received during
this process within 8 seconds, there
will be a beep and the process will
be cancelled before returning to
standby mode.

Press the PAGE button on the base
unit. The handset will ring.

Your Freestyle 70 automatically returns
to standby after approximately one
minute.

To page the handset

Please note, when the handset

ringer volume is set to OFF the

handset will not ring.

You cannot page the handset while

it is being used on a call.

An incoming call will override a

page call and the handset will ring

as normal.

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Paging the handset

You can page the handset from the base unit to
let the handset user know they are wanted. You
cannot hold a conversation between the base
unit and the handset.

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Help

If you have any problems using your Freestyle 70, this section
will give you the most common, easy-to-follow solutions.

• No dialling tone.

• Telephone will not dial out.

• Telephone cannot receive
calls.

• Beeps six times and drops
calls.

Telephone not connected to
telephone line.

Mains disconnected

Handset battery is discharged.

Replace the handset on the base
unit for 10 seconds and try again.
If this does not work, disconnect the
handset battery from the handset
for 10 minutes.

Plug the telephone into the
telephone line.

Connect the mains power supply.

Place the handset on the base unit
and recharge it for 24 hours
ensuring the

CHARGING light is on.

Telephone problems Possible cause Solution

• You have a dialling tone but
the telephone will not dial
out.

You may be trying to use tone
dialling on a pulse dialling exchange.

You are connected to a
switchboard/PBX and are
not dialling the access code.

See page 11 to switch from tone
to pulse dialling

Use the switchboard/PBX
access code.

• Handset does not ring.

• No lights on handset.

Handset battery is discharged. Place the handset on the base unit

and recharge it for 24 hours.

• Handset does not ring, a light
shows on the handset.

The handset ringer may be set to OFF.

Check the REN (see page 14). If you
connect too many telephones or
devices to your line they may not all
operate correctly.

If your telephone is connected to an
extension socket, it may have been
connected incorrectly.

Increase the handset ringer volume.

If the REN exceeds 4 disconnect
one or more telephones or devices.

Check with your telephone engineer
that the extension socket has been
installed correctly.

Help and advice

If you have any problems using your Freestyle 70, this section
will give you the most common, easy-to-follow solutions.

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• Callers are faint.

• Interference.

• Buzzing.

• Whooshing.

• Echoing.

• Tinniness.

The base unit telescopic aerial is not
extended as high as possible.

You are moving out of range.

Radio channel interference.

Radio channel interference.

The base unit or the handset are too
close to electrical equipment or
metal obstructions.

Extend the base unit telescopic
aerial as far as possible.

Move closer to the base unit.

Press the

CHANNEL button on

the handset, to select a clearer
channel.

Press the

CHANNEL button on

the handset, to select a clearer
channel.

Relocate the base unit or move
around with the handset until
reception improves.

• No Quickdial store.

You may be trying to store the
number with the

TALK light on.

Ensure that the

TALK light is off

before storing the number.

• No Charging light on the

base unit.

Dirty contacts on base unit or
handset.

Clean the contacts with a dry cloth.
Heavy soiling can be removed with
a pencil eraser.

Telephone problems Possible cause Solution

NEED MORE HELP?

Call the BT Cordless Phone Helpline on Lo-call

0845 7697146 where fully trained staff can help

you from 9.00am to 5.30pm Monday to Friday

(calls charged at local BT rate).

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Technical information

How many phones can you have?

WARNING

The apparatus is only designed to be operated

in a normal office or domestic environment

where the relative humidity does not exceed 60%.

It should not be used in bathrooms or near water.

Approval for use

Your Freestyle 70 is tested and approved for
connection to public networks, provided it is
used in accordance with the guidelines in this
user guide.

You may connect it:

• To direct exchange lines.

• To extensions with new plug and socket

arrangements provided with these direct
exchange lines.

• To compatible switchboards.

You may NOT connect it:

• To shared service (par ty) lines.

• As an extension to a payphone.

This phone is designed for UK use only.
Using it abroad may violate local radio laws.

The base unit is intended for use when powered
from the 9V mains adaptor supplied, which
conforms to EN60950. Any other usage will
invalidate the approval given to this apparatus if,
as a result, it ceases to comply with EN60950.

Environment

Your Freestyle 70 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.

All items of telephone equipment have a Ringer
Equivalence Number (REN), which is used to
calculate the number of items which may be
connected to any one telephone line. Your
Freestyle 70 has a REN of 1. A total REN of 4 is
allowed. 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.

Your Freestyle 70 may be connected to
compatible switchboards. 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 on 152.

If you do not have a compatible switchboard, it
cannot be guaranteed that your Freestyle 70 will
operate correctly under all possible conditions of
connection.

Connecting to a switchboard

Your Freestyle 70 has its own digital security
code that prevents other cordless phone owners
from using your phone line. This ensures that
you are charged only for calls using your phone.
However, all approved cordless phones use radio
signals to communicate between the base unit
and cordless handset units. It is therefore
possible that your conversations could be
overheard by other people, on their cordless
phones, or on radios that use the same radio
frequencies.

As this problem applies equally to all similar
cordless phones currently available in the UK,
call privacy cannot be guaranteed. However, the
security coding prevents unauthorised use of
your line.

In the unlikely event of your Freestyle 70
picking up conversations from other cordless
phones being used nearby, try changing
channels using the CHANNEL button on the
handset.

Call security

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This cordless telephone has been designed to
operate on radio frequencies which have been
assigned to the exclusive use of cordless
telephones. As the use of cordless telephones
becomes more widespread, the quality of service
obtained from this apparatus may lessen.

Channels Base Unit Tx Handset Tx

Freq./MHz Freq./MHz

1 31.0375 39.9375

2 31.0625 39.9625

3 31.0875 39.9875

4 31.1125 40.0125

5 31.1375 40.0375

6 31.1625 40.0625

7 31.1875 40.0875

8 31.2125 40.1125

Transmission frequencies

Transmission frequencies
of available channels

Safety advice

In the event of a mains power failure you will not
be able to make or receive calls from your
Freestyle 70. Alternative arrangements should
be made for access to emergency services.

Don’t use your Freestyle 70 in the open air
during thunderstorms. Unplug it from the
telephone line and the mains socket when
there are storms in your area.

Don’t use your Freestyle 70 outdoors in
the rain, or handle it with wet hands.

Don’t install the base unit near a sink, bath or
shower. Electrical appliances can cause serious
injury if used when you are wet or standing
in water.

Don’t install the base unit where the various
leads can be tripped over or walked on. This
may cause injury, or damage to the leads and
your Freestyle 70.

In the event of a power failure

Your Freestyle 70 is under guarantee for a year,
provided that:

• The goods have only been used for their
intended purpose, and have not been subjected
to misuse, or been wilfully or accidentally
damaged.

• The goods have not been tampered with or
repaired by anyone other than BT, its staff or
agents.

If you are having problems with your Freestyle 70,
you can contact the BT product helpline on
Lo-call 0845 7697146 where fully trained staff
can help you from 9.00am to 5.30pm Monday
to Friday.

If the unit is faulty within the guarantee period,
return it with proof of purchase to your supplier,
for repair or replacement.

If your Freestyle 70 needs repair outside the
guarantee period, take the complete Freestyle 70
to any BT shop for forwarding to the repair
department (there will be a car riage charge
for this service).

Alternatively you can call the repair centres on

01325 304346 or 01672 564444 between 9.00am

and 4.30pm, Monday to Friday.

The terms of this guarantee do not affect your
statutory rights.

Guarantee

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Installing a handset battery pack
and recharging

The handset battery compartment is located at
the back of the handset at the lower end.

Replacing the handset on the base unit
to recharge overnight should keep the
Freestyle 70 operative for normal use.
In time the handset battery pack will
no longer hold a sufficient charge and
should be replaced.

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Firmly hold the handset in both hands
with the back towards you and the
bottom end away from you.

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Push the depression in the battery
compartment cover, inward and away
from you with both thumbs, to remove it.

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Undo the plastic belt securing the
battery pack.

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Remove the old battery pack by
unplugging the small white plug that
connects it to the handset.

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Insert the small white plug of the new
battery pack. (If you look at the shape
of the plug and socket you will see
that it can only be inserted one way).

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Place the battery pack in the recess,
secure it with the plastic belt and refit
the compartment cover.

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Replace the handset on the base unit
and charge for a full 24 hours.

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The battery pack must be recycled or
disposed of properly.

•

Do not burn or puncture as it could
release toxic material which may cause
injury.

Maintenance

To change the handset battery pack

Care of rechargeable battery pack

Cleaning the charging contacts

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When you first setup the Freestyle 70,
or replace the battery pack, the handset
must be fully charged for 24 hours
before use.

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To maintain optimum charge and
battery condition, the handset should
be allowed to fully discharge about
every four months.

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Dispose of Ni-Cad battery packs safely.
Do not puncture or burn them. They
contain toxic materials which could
cause injury.

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Wipe the casing clean with a damp,
not wet cloth.

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Check that the charging contacts on
the base and the handset are clean. If
necessary wipe them with a dry cloth.

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Do not use spray or abrasive cleaners
as damage to the internal components
or polished surfaces could result.

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Spare parts for your Freestyle 70 are available
from your BT shop or supplier, or you can
contact us on Lo-call 0845 7697146 between

9.00am and 5.30pm Monday to Friday.

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Clip the bracket onto the base unit as shown
below.

Attach the bracket and base unit
by hooking them over the screws
protruding from the wall.

Wall mounting

Your Freestyle 70 can be wall-mounted by using
the bracket provided. You can use the bracket
as a template to mark where the screws should
go into the wall.

Drill 2 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 mount the bracket
and base unit.

Make sure that the power supply and the
telephone cables are connected to the base
unit, then fit the cables into the channels on
the bottom of the base unit.

WALL

WALL PLUG

SCREW

102mm

Before you wall-mount your Freestyle 70,
check that:

• the wall can support the weight of the base
unit and handset.

• the position you choose leaves sufficient space
so that the base unit (which is larger than
the bracket) is clear of any obstruction on the
wall, such as a shelf or cupboard. Room
should be left so that the handset can be placed
on charge without touching any obstructions.

• leave enough room for the aerial to be
extended when wall mounted.

1

2

3

5

B

A

SQUEEZE
INWARD

4

Wall mounting template

18

102 mm

Index

19

Adaptor 5
Aerial

base 6
handset 5

Base Unit 2
Battery

care 6, 16
changing 16
charging 5

Calls

ending 8
making 8

receiving 8
Channel button 8
Cleaning 16
Dialling mode 11
Directory label 9
Emergency calls 4
Ending a call 8
Environment 14

Guarantee 15
Handset 1

Help and advice 12, 13
Helpline 4

Inductive coupler 8
Location 6
Maintenance 16

Making calls 8
Memory/Quickdial numbers

change a number 10

clear a number 10

dialling 10

storing 9, 10

Paging the handset 11
Pause 11
Power adaptor 5
Power failure 15
Pulse dialling 11
Quickdial memory

change a number 10
clear a number 10
dialling numbers 10
directory label 9

storing numbers 9,10
Recall 11
Receiving calls 8
Redialling last number 9
Ringer equivelance number

(REN) 14
Safety instructions 7,15
Security 14
Setting up 5
Switchboards 11,14
Technical information 14
Telephone socket 5
Tone dialling 11
Transmission frequencies 15

Unpacking your Freestyle 70 4
Volume

handset ringer 8

speech 9
Wall mounting 17

template 18
Warnings 4,5

APPROVED for connection to

telecommunication systems specified

in the instructions for use subject to

the conditions set out in them

610064

CE compliant to 89/336/EEC
(EMC Directive) & 73/23/EEC
(Low Voltage Directive)

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.

TouchTone™ 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.
Produced by: HB Europe.
Designed by: The Art & Design Par tnership Limited.
Printed in China. Freestyle 70 Issue 1 (06/99) 3

Printed on paper which meets international environmental standards.