Call Barring; Settings Menu; Tones; Flash - Motorola D200 series User Manual

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Call barring

When switched on, Call Barring prevents calls being made.
1. Press to access the main menu.
to select "HS SETTINGS". Press
2. Press or
3. Press or to select "BARRING". Press
4. "PIN ?" is displayed. Enter the PIN code using the number
keypad. Press .
5. Press or to select "ON" or "OFF". Press

9. Settings menu

Tones

You can switch on or off the tones for key touch, battery low,
and out-of-range alarm.
For example, when the key tone is set to ON, you will hear a
tone each time you press a keypad button.
1. Press to access the main menu.
to select "HS SETTINGS". Press
2. Press or
to select "TONE SETUP". Press
3. Press or
4. Press or to select the option you want
"KEY TONE"
"BATTERY LOW"
"RANGE ALARM"
Press .
5. Press or to display either "ON" or "OFF". Press
confirm.
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Flash

Recall is used when connected to certain switchboards, for
transferring calls to another extension number, and for some
network services. Contact your network or switchboard
provider for advice on how to use the
.

Changing the flash time

.
You can select the flash time from short or long according to
your switchboard requirements.
Consult your switchboard provider for advice if unsure which
to confirm. setting you need.
1. Press
2. Press or
.
3. Press or
4. Press or

Dial mode

You can set your phone to use either Tone or Pulse dialling.
The pre-set setting is TONE dialling, where you will hear a tone
.
beep each time you dial a number.
.
Most modern exchanges and switchboards use Tone dialling,
so you should not need to change this setting. Only change it
if your switchboard uses Pulse dialling or if you cannot make a
call using Tone dialling.
1. Press
2. Press or
.
to
(flash) button.
to access the main menu.
until "BS SETTINGS" is displayed and press
to select "FLASH TIME" and press
to select "SHORT" or "LONG" and press
to access the main menu.
until "BS SETTINGS" is displayed and press
.
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