Userfriendly
Guide
Response 70
At a glance
Lift flap
2
At a glance
VIP button
Allows special
callers to
signal their
presence when
the answering
machine is on
Page 15
Answer on/off and
stop button
Switches the answer
mode on or off, or stops
the playback of messages
Page 10
Volume button
Adjusts the volume when
playing back messages or
memos
Page 8
Play/Memo/
Pause button
Use to record
memos and
play/pause
messages
or memos
Page 11
Skip buttons
Press to skip
for war d and
backward
through
messages and
memos
Page 12
Speaker
cover
R70
VIP
STOP PAUSE
ANSWER
on/off
SKIP SKIP
DELETE
battery
low
0
VOLUME
+
PLAY
memo
VIP
DELETE
0
battery
low
ANSWER
on/off
PLAY
memo
SKIP SKIP
VOLUME
+
STOP PAUSE
IF RED DOT SHOWS ON THE
DISPLAY, THE BATTERY NEEDS
TO BE FITTED OR REPLACED.
ONLY USE PP3 9V BATTERY
1471
Outgoing
Message
Security
Code:
To set on/off
press &
release button
To check OGM
press &
release button
Delete button
Use to delete messages
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Security code
Use to begin
remote access
Page 17
1471 button
To set the
1471 feature
on or off
Page 16
Outgoing
message
button
Use to record
or check your
outgoing
message
Page 8
Battery low
indicator
Page 7
Message
indicator
(LED display)
Page 10
Microphone
Use to record
outgoing
messages and
memos
Page 9
Back-up
battery
cover
Page 7
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Contents
At a glance 2
Introduction 4
Setting up your Response 70 5
Using your Response 70 8
Remote access 17
Help 21
Guide to the display 23
Technical information 24
Index 26
Wall-mounting 27
In this user guide, we’ve
included helpful tips and
useful notes.
Hints and tips
boxes
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Introduction
Your Response 70 answering machine
is designed for ease of use and made
to the high standards set by BT
We thank you for
making the right
choice and expect
that your machine
will give you many
years of quality
ser vice.
Please read
the instructions
carefully before
use, and keep this
User Guide for
future reference.
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)
For your records
If you have problems
with your machine,
call the Response 70
Helpline Service,
Lo-call 08457 585 589.
Customer Helpline
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Setting up
Follow these steps to get your
Response 70 ready to use
IMPORTANT
Check that your Response 70
is complete. When you unpack
you must have:
Response 70 answering
machine with
telephone line
cable attached
Mains power
adaptor plug
Screws and wall plugs for wall
mounting
✓
✓
✓
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.
Warning
Situating your
Response 70
Situate your Response
70 close enough to a
telephone socket and
a mains power supply
socket so that the
cables will reach.
Do not cover or
enclose the machine;
allow a free flow of air
to its sur faces.
To wall mount your
Response 70, use the
screws and wall plugs
provided. There is a
wall-mounting template
at the back of this
guide.
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Check your
telephone
wall socket
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
ser vice.
Plug your
Response 70 into the
wall socket
Plug your
telephone line cord
into the back of the
machine
Plug the
mains adaptor into
the back of the
machine
Place the adaptor cord
behind the clip on the
back of the unit to
prevent it being pulled
out accidentally.
Failure to use the
adaptor supplied may
result in damage to the
product.
Now plug the mains
adaptor plug into a
convenient mains
socket
The display will flash
for 8 seconds.
It will then show the
normal ‘no messages’
display.
Your Response 70
is now ready to
accept messages.
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.
Your Response 70’s
battery low light, located
beside the display,
indicates back-up battery
strength.
The LED will light up
when the battery power is
low. It also remains lit
when no back-up battery
is inserted or if the lid is
not fully closed.
battery
low
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PP3 9V
Insert back-up
battery
BT recommends that
you inser t an alkaline
PP3 9V batter y (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
batter y in the
compar tment under
your Response 70’s
cover.
The back-up battery
compartment must be
fully closed for the
battery to operate.
To set
the volume
The message playback
volume can be set to a
level suitable for you.
Press + to increase
the volume.
Press - to decrease
the volume.
As you press, a beep
sounds at the level
you are selecting.
When the volume is at
its highest or lowest
you will hear 2 beeps.
which announces ...
You can record your
own outgoing message
to replace the prerecorded message.
If you record your
own message, the prerecorded message is
automatically removed
and stored in memory,
in case you wish to
reinstate it.
Your Response 70 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.
To record your
outgoing message
Using your
Response 70
VOLUME
+
Beep!
If you alter the volume
during playback of a
message, the beep does
not sound but the volume
will change accordingly.
If the volume is below
mid-volume it will
automatically return to
the mid-volume setting
when any buttons are
pressed (for example, if a
message is played back).
The volume is unaf fected
during remote access or
call screening.
To record your
outgoing message
The outgoing message
is the message a caller
hears when your
Response 70 answers
a call.
The Response 70 has
a pre-recorded
outgoing message
Hello,your call cannot
be taken at the moment,so please
leave your message after the tone.
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Your own message has
now been replaced by
the Response 70’s
original pre-recorded
message.
To switch the
answering machine
on and off
Press the ANSWER
ON/OFF
button. Your
Response 70 will
announce ...
Display shows a single
dash.
Press the ANSWER
ON/OFF
button again.
The machine will
announce ...
To receive incoming
messages
Your Response 70 will
automatically record
an incoming message
when it is connected
to your phone socket
and is set to ‘answer on’.
When your Response
70 has received new
messages (or memos)
it will beep (see ‘To
switch Message Alert
off ’) and the display
will show the number
of messages received.
If you have more than
9 messages, the
display will flash 9.
Two minutes is the
maximum time
allowed for each
incoming message.
If the maximum
message length is
reached, your
Response 70 will
announce, ‘Thank you
for calling’ and
disconnect the line.
If the memor y is full
then it will announce,
‘Memory full, thank
you for calling’ and
disconnect the line.
Your Response 70
can record up to 30
messages and memos,
within a total recording
time of 14 minutes. If
the memor y capacity
is full, the display will
flash F and your
answering machine
will not record further
messages.
To switch Message
Alert off
You can stop your
Response 70 from
beeping to indicate
new memos and
messages.
Press and hold the
§
SKIP button.
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Hello,your call cannot
be taken at the moment,so please
leave your message after the tone.
Answer off
Answer on
1
2
SKIP
Your Response 70 will
announce ...
The display shows ...
To switch Message
Alert on
Press and hold the
§
SKIP button again.
Your Response 70 will
announce ...
The display shows ...
Once you have played
your new messages, your
Response 70 will stop
beeping - until you receive
more new messages.
To play back a
message
Press the PLAY/MEMO
button. Your Response
70 will announce ...
The message will then
be played back with a
1471 message left if
the ser vice is
switched on.
If you have more
than one message,
messages will be
played back in the
order in which they
were received.
When all your messages
have been played
back, your Response
70 announces ...
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Message alert
off
Message alert
on
You have x
messages.
Message 1.
PLAY
memo
PAUSE
1
Sunday,2.13pm
End of messages
ANSWER
on/off
STOP
The display counts
down from 8 to 0.
Press the STOP button
at any time during
playback to stop your
messages playing.
To pause a
message
While listening to the
message, press the
PLAY/MEMO button.
Your Response 70 will
beep during pause.
Press the PLAY/MEMO
button again to
resume listening
PLAY
memo
PAUSE
PLAY
memo
PAUSE
1
2
SKIP
Press the
§
SKIP
button once to return
to the star t of the
current message.
Press the
§
SKIP
button twice to go
back to the star t of the
previous message.
To delete individual
messages
Press the PLAY/MEMO
button to play your
messages.
When the message
you wish to delete is
playing, press the
DELETE button.
Your Response 70
announces ...
If playback is not
resumed within 60
seconds, the machine
automatically resets to
‘answer on’ mode.
To skip forward or
backward through
messages
When playing back
messages, you can
skip forward to the
next message or
backward to the start
of the current message
(or previous message).
Press the PLAY/MEMO
button. Your Response
70 will announce
‘Message 1’ and play
the first message.
While the message is
being played back ...
Press the SKIP
©
button to skip for war d
to the beginning of
the next message.
SKIP
SKIP
SKIP
Skip through your
messages to make any
further deletions.
Press the
ANSWER
ON/OFF button during
the 8 to 0 countdown at
the end of your messages
to cancel all deletions
and retain your
messages.
To delete
all messages
Following play back
of messages, your
Response 70 will count
down from 8 to 0.
During this time you
can delete all stored
messages.
Press the DELETE
button while the
display is counting
down from 8 to 0.
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3
4
SKIP
Message 1.
PLAY
memo
PAUSE
1
2
Message
deleted
PLAY
memo
PAUSE
DELETE
1
2
DELETE
TIME SAVER
Your Response 70 is preset to TIME SAVER.
This means that during
remote access, if any
messages have been
recorded your Response
70 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 70
answers. In using Time
Saver you can avoid the
cost of a call.
Press and hold the
SKIP
©
button.
Your Response 70 will
announce the current
answer delay and the
display will show it in
numbers.
Your Response 70 will
announce ...
It will then continue
its countdown to 0,
and return to ‘answer
on’ mode.
If you accidentally delete
all messages, you can
still save them by
pressing the
ANSWER
ON/OFF button before
countdown reaches 0.
To set the answer
delay
Answer delay sets the
number of times your
Response 70 will ring
before answering a call.
Keep holding the
SKIP
©
button. Your
Response 70 will
announce the answer
delay options ...
When you hear your
desired setting,
release the SKIP
©
button. After 2
seconds your
Response 70 will
announce the new
answer delay setting
and then return to
‘answer on’ mode.
To check the
answer delay
setting
Press the SKIP
©
button.
Your Response 70 will
announce the current
delay setting.
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All messages
deleted
Time Saver
Time Saver, 2, 3,
4,5, 6, 7, 8, 9
1
2
3
1
Answer delay,
4 rings
SKIP
SKIP
To record a memo
A personal memo can
be recorded on your
Response 70 and left
as a message for
another user. Memos
can be of any length,
up to maximum
recording capacity
(14 minutes), but you
should keep them
shor t to allow time for
recording incoming
messages.
Read all the steps before
you begin recording.
Press and hold the
PLAY/MEMO button.
Your Response 70 will
beep and the display
shows ...
you to identify the
caller and decide
whether to take the
call. (The VIP feature
must be set to OFF.)
Make sure that the
volume is at an
audible level. (See ‘To
set the volume’, page 8)
Allow the incoming
call to be answered by
your Response 70 as
normal. You will hear
the caller begin to
leave a message.
If you decide to take
the call, lift the
handset and you can
speak to the caller.
Recording will stop
automatically.
If, when you lift the
telephone handset your
Response 70 does not
stop recording, either
replace the handset and
lift again, or press the
ANSWER ON/OFF
button.
Speak clearly into the
in-built microphone.
When you have
completed your
memo, release the
PLAY/MEMO button.
Your Response 70
will beep again.
Your memo is now
stored and can be
played back later.
Your Response 70
stores memos and
treats them in the
same way as incoming
messages.
To play back, delete
or skip forward or
backward through
memos, follow the
instructions for playing
back messages (pages 11
to 12).
To use
call screening
Your Response 70 can
answer an incoming
call for you, allowing
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PLAY
memo
PAUSE
Beep!
In-built
microphone
1
2
3
To check
VIP code and
setting
Briefly press the VIP
button. Your Response
70 will announce the
code number and tell
you if the setting is on
or of f.
To allow special
callers to signal their
presence
Give your special
callers the VIP code.
Your pre-set code is 40
Tell them to key in the
code when they hear
your outgoing
message. VIP aler t
lasts for 30 seconds.
If callers wish to
cancel the aler t, they
press the # button on
their phone. The unit
will give a long beep
at the end of the OGM;
the caller can then
leave a message after
the beep.
VIP feature
Your Response 70 has
a VIP feature which
sets your answering
machine to answer
calls silently (do not
disturb) but allows
designated callers to
aler t you with a beep
tone that they are
tr ying to contact you.
The VIP feature will
only operate with the
answering machine in
‘answer on mode’.
To switch VIP on
and off
VIP is pre-set to OFF
Press and hold the
VIP button ...
... and, while holding
the VIP button, press
the ANSWER ON/OFF
button. VIP will switch
on.
Repeat the procedure to
switch VIP of f.
To change the
VIP code
Press and hold the
VIP button.
Keep holding VIP and
press the SKIP
©
button to move forward
through numbers, or
press
§
SKIP to move
backward.
The code numbers
available run from 00
to 59.
When you reach your
desired code number,
release both buttons.
Your Response 70 will
announce the new VIP
number.
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VIP
ANSWER
on/off
STOP
+
1
2
Zero,Zero.
Off
Twenty five
VIP
VIP
SKIP SKIP
+
1
2
3
1471 feature
After each incoming
message your
Response 70 is set to
dial the free 1471
ser vice and r ecord
the announcement
that gives you the
telephone number of
your caller whether
they leave a message
or not. On playing
back messages you
will be given the
caller’s number and
time of the call.
The 1471 feature can
be switched of f.
Press the 1471 button.
Your Response 70 will
announce ...
Press the 1471 button
again and your
Response 70 will
announce ...
1471 off
1471 on
The free 1471 service
announces the day and
time that the call was
left. Your Response 70
will automatically record
this announcement
immediately after
receiving a call.
Consequently the day of
the call will be recorded
as ‘today’. Therefore it is
recommended that you
check your messages on a
daily basis. The free 1471
announcement also asks
if you wish to return the
call. In fact you are not
able to do this.
To cancel any
procedure
Pressing the STOP
button will cancel any
procedure cur rently in
progress.
After pressing the
STOP button your
Response 70 will
return to ‘answer on’
mode.
ANSWER
on/off
STOP
1471
To set on/off
press &
release button
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1
2
press &
ase button
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Remote access
Control your Response 70 from
another telephone using a
Touchtone™ keypad.
If you hear 4 short
‘beeps’ it means you
have entered the wrong
security code and are
invited to try again.
If you take more than 8
seconds to enter a ✱ or
number, your Response
70 will announce
‘Thank you for calling’
and disconnect the line.
Once you have entered
your security code.
If you have no
messages you will
hear ...
... and your Response
70 will disconnect the
line.
You can turn your
Response 70 answering
machine on and of f,
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 inside your
Response 70’s speaker
cover. (You cannot
change the security
code.)
To check for
messages
Dial your phone
number and wait.
When you hear your
outgoing message,
press the ✱ button on
your phone. You will
hear a beep.
Key in the first digit of
your security code.
You will hear a beep.
Key in the second digit
of your security code.
You will hear a beep.
Beep!
You have no messages.
Thankyou for calling.
✱
Beep!
2
Beep!
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eg.
eg.
1
2
3
4
If you have messages
you will hear ...
Your Response 70
will then play your
messages.
Control of your
messages
You can now play
back, delete or skip
backward and forward
through your messages
using the phone
keypad, as follows:
To replay the message
you are listening to
While the message is
playing, press 4 on
your telephone
keypad. The message
will replay from the
beginning.
To replay all messages
At the end of your
messages you will
hear ‘End of
messages’. Within 8
seconds press 2 on
your telephone
keypad. All messages
will be replayed.
To go back to a
previous message
While a message is
playing, press 4 twice
to go back to the
previous message, or
press it 3 times to
move back 2
messages.
You can move back
over any number of
messages using the 4
button.
To move forward to a
later message
While a message is
playing, press 6 on
your telephone
keypad. Your Response
70 will play the next
message.
You can move for war d
2 messages by
pressing the
6 button
twice; move for war d 3
messages by pressing
it 3 times; move
for war d 4 messages
by pressing 4 times
and so on ...
To delete the message
you are listening to
While listening to the
message, press the 5
button on your
telephone keypad.
Your Response 70 will
announce ‘Message
deleted’.
To delete all recorded
messages
You can delete all
messages immediately
after listening to them.
Press the 5 button
within 8 seconds of
hearing ‘End of
messages’. All
messages will be
deleted. Your
Response 70 will
announce ‘All
messages deleted’.
You have x messages.
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If you accidentally delete
a message or messages,
simply end the call
within 8 seconds of
hearing the ‘Message(s)
deleted’ announcement.
All messages marked for
deletion will be restored.
To pause a message
While the message is
playing, press the 2
button.
Press 2 again to
resume listening.
If you pause for
longer than 60
seconds, the line will
be disconnected.
To cancel message
playback or pause and
do something else
While listening or
pausing, press the 0
button. Your Response
70 will give 2 beeps
and you will have 8
seconds to key in
another number.
To turn your
Response 70 off
Dial your number and
enter your security
code.
Press the 8 button
within 8 seconds of
hearing either ‘End of
messages’, or ‘You have
no messages’.
Your Response 70 will
announce ‘answer of f’.
If you press the 8
button again within 8
seconds, you will
return your Response
70 on again and will
hear the announcement
‘answer on’.
2
0
To turn your
Response 70 on
If you have gone out
and left your Response
70 of f, you can turn
your machine on from
a remote phone.
Ring your answering
machine as normal.
Let your telephone
ring 20 times. Your
Response 70 will then
answer as normal.
Hang up the phone.
Your Response 70
is now switched on
and will answer calls.
If the memory is full,
you will have to delete
some messages before
your Response 70 will
switch to ‘answer on’
mode. After you hear
the
‘
Memory full’
announcement, you
have 8 seconds to enter
2 (to listen to your
messages), or 5 (to delete
all messages).
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1
2
1
2
1
2
3
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To change your
outgoing message
Press the 7 button
twice within 8 seconds
of hearing either ‘End
of messages’, or ‘Yo u
have no messages’.
Your Response 70 will
beep to tell you it is
star ting to recor d.
When you have
finished recording
your new message,
press and hold the 0
button for 1 second.
Your Response 70 will
beep and play back
your message to
confirm recording.
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To check your
outgoing message
Press the 9 button
while your Response
70 is waiting for
remote instr uction.
Your outgoing
message will play.
At the end of each
procedure you have
up to 8 seconds to
give another remote
instruction by keying
in a number.
7
7
0
1
2
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Help
If you have a problem, the following
simple solutions may provide the
answer
full. When the
memor y is full, the
display will flash F .
You cannot hear
messages or incoming
calls
Your Response 70’s
volume may be set too
low. Adjust the volume
by pressing + on the
volume control.
You experience a
power cut
If a working batter y is
installed inside your
Response 70, its
settings and messages
should be saved until
power resumes. It will
not be able to record
any new messages,
however.
No display appears
Is the power switched
on at the socket?
Is the power cord
plugged in?
No dial tone on
telephone
Is the telephone cord
plugged into the back
of the Response 70
unit?
Is the telephone cord
plugged into the wall
socket?
Flashing E
Indicates error.
Press the ANSWER
ON/OFF
button on
your answering
machine. Flashing
should stop and
Response 70 should
reset to settings on
first ‘power up’.
Response 70’s battery
low indicator is on
The back-up batter y is
either low in power,
missing or incorrectly
installed. Lift your
answering machine
speaker cover and
open the batter y
compar tment. If
batter y is correctly in
place, tr y r eplacing it
with a new 9V alkaline
batter y. When
operating at normal
power the batter y
light remains of f.
Incoming message
does not record
Make sure your
Response 70 is set to
answer-on mode and
that the memory is not
battery
low
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You cannot access
remotely
Make sure that the
telephone you are
using to access your
Response 70 has a
TouchTone
TM
keypad.
When entering your
code, make sure you
allow enough time, at
least 2 seconds,
between digits for
your Response 70 to
recognise each one.
VIP function does
not respond
Make sure that VIP is
switched on.
See ‘To switch VIP on
or off’, page 15.
To reset
If you encounter a
problem and your
Response 70 will not
respond to any button
presses, remove the
batter y then turn off
the power for 10
seconds. Tur ning the
power back on will
reset your Response
70 to answer-on mode.
All messages will be
lost when resetting
your Response 70.
If you have problems
with your machine,
call the Response 70
Helpline Service,
Lo-call 08457 585 589.
Customer Helpline
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Guide to the
display
Response 70 status Message indicator display shows
Power off
Power up or reset (about 8 seconds) (flashing)
Power on - answer-off mode
Answer-on mode - no messages -
(flashing slowly), then to
after reset (according to number of messages recorded
following reset) until a button is pressed
Answer-on mode, 0-9 messages -
to
normal use
Answer-on mode, more than 9 messages (flashing)
Message paused (flashing)
Audible message Alert ON
Audible message Alert OFF
Message recording (memo, outgoing
(flashing)
message or incoming message)
Remote access in progress (flashing)
Memory full (flashing rapidly)
Setting or reading Answer delay or to
1471 function in progress (flashing)
Error (flashing rapidly)
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Technical
information
Environment
Your Response 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 sur faces which
generate fibres, or
place it in locations
which prevent the free
flow of air over its
sur faces.
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.
If the power fails
If the batter y warning
light was not lit before
the power was lost, all
information should be
retained for at least
one hour (up to 6
hours for a fresh
alkaline batter y)
If the light was on,
data may be lost even
if a back-up batter y
was installed.
If no batter y was
installed, all
information will be
lost and the Response
70 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 70
has a REN of 1. Any
other instrument
provided by BT may
be assumed to have a
REN of 1 unless stated
other wise. A total
REN of 4 is allowed.
(For example: if your
Response 70 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.
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Connection
information
Your Response 70 may
be connected to public
networks in the
United Kingdom.
It may also be
connected to
switching systems
that use tone (MF) or
pulse (LD) signalling,
with ear th or timed
break recall. If in
doubt, your switch
supplier or maintainer
should be able to of fer
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 70 will
operate correctly
under all possible
conditions of
connection.
1471 feature will
not work on a
switchboard.
Generally your
Response 70 can be
connected to any
switchboard where a
simple modern
telephone can be used
to make and receive
calls. It cannot be
used to answer calls
on PBXs configured
for dial 8 night ser vice
unless a suitable
adaptor is purchased
(not available from BT).
Guarantee
If you own your
Response 70 – 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
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 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 af fect your
statutor y rights.
If you own your
Response 70 – outside
guarantee.
If your Response 70
needs repair after the
guarantee period has
ended, it must be
repaired so as to
remain compliant
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
1471 feature 16
Answer delay
setting
13
checking 13
Back-up batter y 7
Back-up batter y 7
warning light
Connection information 25
Deleting messages 12
Guarantee 25
Guide to the display 23
Help 21
Helpline 4
Incoming message
deleting individual
12
deleting all 12
playing back 11
skipping through 12
Installing batter y 7
Memos
recording
14
playback 11
Message alert 10
Outgoing message
checking
9
deleting 9
pre-recorded 8
recording 8
Pause 11
Receiving messages 10
Playing messages 11
Remote access 17
REN 24
Screening calls 14
Security code 17
Stop button 16
Switchboards 25
Switching on and off 10
Technical information 24
Telephone line cable 6
Time saver 13
VIP feature
on and off
15
changing code 15
checking code 15
Volume 8
Wall-mounting 27
template
Wall socket 6
27
Wall-mounting template
3mm hole
73mm
VIP
R70
3mm hole
STOP PAUSE
ANSWER
on/off
SKIP SKIP
DELETE
VOLUME
battery
low
+
PLAY
memo
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 1998.
Registered Office: 81 Newgate Street, London EC1A 7AJ.
Registered in England No. 1800000.
Printed in China. Response 70 Issue No.1 (9/98).
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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