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What are the other buttons for?
Redial
Press Redial to call the last number you dialled (useful if it was engaged).
Up to 32 digits can be stored in the redial memory.
For some PABXs or networks, press Redial where you need to store
a pause in the memory.
Recall,
, #
These are for special telephone services. For details, call your telephone
company.
and # also have a secondary function in operating the
answering machine from the handset.
Chan/Func
If you get interference, press Chan/Func twice. (This button is also used
to transfer calls between handsets when you have more than one handset).
SCREEN
To monitor incoming calls to the answering machine when you're at home.
It also allows you to playback incoming messages through the handset.
Pages 9 and 10 explain what this button does.
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When and how to charge the handset
When to charge it
When it's new, charge it for 24 hours.
An overnight charge will usually be enough for at least the next day's use.
If the Battery light comes on (you'll also hear beeps), charge the handset
immediately for several hours.
The handset contains a special battery. When your handset needs charging
more and more often, it's time to change its battery. Call us on 01707 384438
and we'll explain how.
How to charge it
1 Set the handset Off/On switch to On.
2 Put the handset on the base (or charger).
Keep the base unit and handset charging contacts clean: use a soft cloth.
The base unit lights : what they mean
Power: it's switched on.
Charge: the handset's charging. (It will remain on even when the handset
is charged).
In Use: the telephone's in use.
Page: flashes when you press Page or receive a call.
Message Display: indicates the number of messages (see page 9) and when
lit the answering machine is on.
Answer Light: the answer light is on OGM1 is set. Flashes when you've
set OGM2 (see page 9).
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when they're on
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