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QUARTET 2010
User Manual
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BT QUARTET 2010 User Manual

User Guide
Quartet 2010
Cordless phone
This equipment is not designed for making emergency telephone calls when the power fails.
Alternative arrangements should be made for access to emergency services.
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In this guide
At a glance 1 Introduction 4 Setting up 6 Using your Quartet 2010 8 Making and receiving calls 11 Using the directory 15 Optional settings 18 Using Select Services 21 Using additional handsets 30 Wall mounting 32 Help and advice 34 Technical advice 36 Index 38 Wall mounting template 39
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Introduction
Your BT Quartet 2010 cordless telephone is designed for ease of use and is made to BT’s high standards.
The BT Quartet 2010 combines the advantages of cordless operation with the performance of a high quality telephone. It offers unparalleled quality and features.
Cordless telephone functions
Your Quartet 2010 offers you the convenience and flexibility of a cordless telephone system and has been specifically designed to be easy to use. You can use up to 4 handsets with the base unit and transfer calls between them. The handset is highly functional and has a clear and simple display to assist you to use the many helpful features of your telephone, and BT Select Services.
Directory
The Directory, which you access via the directory button, allows you to store up to 20 names and numbers in alphabetical order. You can scroll through and edit or delete them. You can also preview entries and set up calls directly from them.
Select Services
Your Quartet 2010 is designed to make it easy for you to access and manage BT’s Friends & Family and certain BT Select Services. For instance, you may also want to change the time for your Reminder Call or switch Call Waiting on or off.
These can all be edited, enabled or cancelled via the handset display.
Handset functions
Apart from some very basic functions on the base unit and charger, your Quartet 2010 is managed almost entirely from the handset. Using the handset’s display screen and buttons, you can edit and activate the functions of your Quartet 2010, both on and off-line. The main method of control, is via a tree of menus, which you can access and navigate through by using buttons beneath the display. Please see ‘Menu options’, page 8.
For your records
For warranty purposes, proof of purchase is required, so please keep your receipt.
Unpacking your Quartet 2010
Check that your BT Quartet 2010 is complete. When you unpack it, you should have:
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BT Quartet 2010 base unit with telephone line cable attached.
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Cordless handset
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Charger
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2 x 13 amp mains power adaptor plugs
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Wall plugs and screws
Date of purchase:
Place of purchase:
Serial number (on the underside of the telephone base unit):
Purchase price:
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Setting up
Follow these steps to get your Quartet 2010 ready for use.
Situating your Quartet 2010
Position your Quartet 2010 within 2 metres of a phone socket and 3 metres of a mains power socket.
Do not stand it on carpets or other similar surfaces which might generate fibres.
Do not cover or enclose the machine. Allow a free flow of air to its surfaces.
For the best performance do not position your Quartet 2010 close to other electrical equipment, eg. TV’s or large metal objects, metal cabinets etc.
Your Quartet 2010 can be wall-mounted. For instructions on how to do this, see ‘Wall-mounting’ on page 39.
If you have any problems setting up or using your Quartet 2010, please call Helpline on 08457 697330.
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 type. This is a chargeable service.
There is one mains power adaptor for the charger and one for the base unit. Simply plug one end in the socket provided on the underside of each box, plug the other end into a mains power supply socket, and switch on.
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Plug your Quartet 2010 base unit
into the telephone wall socket
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Plug your Quartet 2010 base unit and charger into the mains power socket
SETTING UP
Base unit Charger
Before you use your Quartet 2010 for the first time, it is important to have the handset batteries fully charged. We recommend that you leave the Quartet 2010 handset on the cradle charger for at least 24 hours.
It is advisable to extend the aerials on both the handset and base unit for optimum performance.
Your Quartet 2010 is now ready for use.
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Charge the handset batteries for
at least 24 hours
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Aerial
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Battery Low Indication
When the batteries need re-charging, the display
will show a ‘battery low’ symbol. Replace the
handset on the charger to re-charge.
Extendible
handset
aerial
Extendible base unit aerial
SETTING UP
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Using your Quartet 2010
Menu options
Your Quartet 2010 uses a display on the handset which allows you to select from the various product features detailed throughout this guide. Using the keypad, you are guided through the menu options by the prompts on the display.
At standby (that is the basic screen when not in use) the handset display shows:
Press the
Options button. This opens the top
level menu, showing the first of 2 main options. The first is:
Press
Options again. Display shows:
Each menu option offers you with a choice of prompts that appear on screen (ie. BACK, OK) which are selected using the 2 buttons located just below the display.
The Options button is in the middle of these.
For example, if you press
OK when in SELECT
SERVICES, you will be presented with a further
menu of 7 screens, which you move between by pressing the
OPTIONS button again.
Press
Options button. Display shows:
Press
Options button again. Display shows:
If you wish to select an option, press the right hand
OPTION button, or BACK to move back to
the previous menu. When you wish to exit the menus completely,
press and hold
BACK.
The order of the select services will always start from the last service used.
Options
HANDSET 1
Options
CALL RETURN
BACK DIAL
Options
FRIENDS/ FAM
BACK DIAL
Options
CALL MY BILL
BACK DIAL
Options
CALL WAITING
OFF ON
Options
EDIT SERVICES BACK OK
Options
SELECT SERVS BACK
OK
Options
TELEPHONE BACK OK
USING
Options
CALL DIVERT
CANCEL SET
Options
REMINDER CALL CANCEL SET
Alternatively, if you press OK when in
TELEPHONE
, you will be presented with a further menu of 6 screens, which you also move between by pressing the
OPTIONS button again.
When you have reached the feature you wish to select or change, just follow the on-screen menus.
Replacing the handset in the charger at any time will return the system to standby.
Using the menus you can edit and set up the Select Services you subscribe to, and the standard telephone settings.
Display symbols
The following symbols may appear on your handset display.
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Options
HANDSET RING
BACK CHANGE
Options
HANDSET VOL
BACK CHANGE
Options
BASE RING
BACK CHANGE
Options
DIAL MODE
BACK CHANGE
Options
RECALL MODE
BACK CHANGE
Options
REGISTER
BACK CHANGE
PLEASE NOTE
For more details of the menus and how they
work, please refer to the relevant sections in the
guide itself.
Symbol Meaning
Battery Low
Call Transfer
In Use
USING
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HANDSET
MENU STRUCTURE (WHEN IN STANDBY)
SELECT SERVICES
TELEPHONE
CALL WAITING
REMINDER CALL
CALL DIVERT
CALL MY BILL
CALL RETURN
FRIENDS/FAM
REGISTER
RECALL MODE
DIAL MODE
BASE RING
HANDSET VOLUME
HANDSET RING
EDIT SERVICES
MENU STRUCTURE (DURING A CALL)
CALL WAITING
RING BACK
CHANNEL SEEK
3 WAY CALL
SECRECY
OPTIONS
TRANSFER
HANDSET OFF HOOK
USING
*The menu will begin from the last service used. This is designed to make the system easier to use.
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USING
To make a call, you can choose to enter the number first, before you dial it.
Enter the number you wish to dial.
DIAL The number will appear in handset
display together with
<
for back and
>
for forward. The black cursor will flash. To delete a digit press and release the
<
button under the <symbol. Press the
>
button under the >symbol to insert a space.
When you have entered the full number, press the
TALK button. Your number
will be dialled. (If you do not press the
TALK button, you will be returned to
standby after 20 seconds.) The display shows the number of the
person being called. Within 10 seconds of the number being dialled the call timer starts from zero,
00:00:00
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Press buttons in order shown
Press the
TALK button to obtain dial
tone. The handset display shows MAKING
LINK then , to indicate you are now connected to a line.
DIAL Key in the phone number. The number
is displayed and dialled.
If the number keyed in has more than 12 digits, the number scrolls along to the left so that the last 12 digits are always displayed.
Within 10 seconds of the number being entered the call timer starts from zero,
00:00:00
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To view the number before diallingTo make a call
PLEASE NOTE
After using one of the 3 option buttons or
the
TALK button, the words
MAKING LINK
may
momentarily appear in the display.
This confirms that a command has been accepted
and is being acted upon.
Making and receiving calls
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