BT BIG Button + - Manual (Page 3)

BIG Button + ~ 4th Edition ~ 15th April ’02 ~ 4380
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Quickdial 1471
Redial
BIG Button +
1571
How to STORE numbers
1. Press the STORE key
2. Press either one of the 3 direct dial
memory
keys or the Quickdial followed
by a dialling key
3. Dial the number to be stored
4. Finally press the STORE key again 0...9
At a glance
Handset
Hearing aid wearers may benefit from
switching their hearing aid to the middle
T position and holding the earpiece up
to the aid, not their ear.
Handset hook
When the phone has been
wall-mounted it keeps the
handset in place.
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Message / Indicator light
This will flash when the phone rings.
It will also flash to indicate you have
voice messages waiting to be played.
Ringing volume, tone and
amplification setting
The switches on the phone base give
you the option to change the ringing
volume, ringing tone and incoming or
outgoing amplification and Recall mode.
Quickdial button
Enables you to dial up to 10 phone
numbers stored in the memory.
Redial button
Redials the last
number dialled.
1471 button
Allows you to check the phone number of
the last person who called you. Automatically
dials 1471 when pressed.
Amplify button
This button together with the switch on
the base of the product allows you to
amplify your voice or the caller’s voice.
Use the +/– buttons to increase/ decrease
the level of amplification on your call.
Store button
Allows you to store phone numbers in
the Quickdial and One-touch memories.
R (recall) button
Recall button for use with some
BT Select Services and switchboards.
Handset park
When the BIG Button + is
wall-mounted, you can hook the handset
on this if you need to temporarily move
away from the phone.
Memory label
For making a note of
names and numbers
stored in the Quickdial
memories.
One-Touch memory buttons
Enables you to quickly dial your most
regularly used numbers or a stored
number for emergencies. The middle
button is pre-programmed with 1571.
This can be overwritten if required.
S (secrecy) button
Press to speak to someone in the same room
without the person on the other end of the line
hearing your conversation.