Using The Quickdial To Store And Dial Numbers - BT Freestyle 1025 User Manual

Freestyle 1025 User Guide 5/11/99 5:37 pm Page 13
To ensure the best sound quality
Your Freestyle 1025 automatically
scans available radio channels between
the handset and base for the best quality
signal. However, if you hear noise or
interference during your call:
Press the
Your Freestyle 1025 will select a new
Channel
channel for you.
If you go out of range
Your Freestyle 1025 has a range of 200
metres in ideal conditions.
However, if you go out of range during
a call, you will hear a series of beeps,
Move closer to the base to re-establish
the signal.
Using the Secrecy button
You can prevent your caller from
hearing you while you talk to someone
else close by.
Press and release the
Secrecy
The
IN USE
hear an audible tone every 8 seconds.
To return to your caller, press and
release the
Edition 2 - 5th October 1999
button.
CHANNEL
button.
SECRECY
light flashes and you will
button.
SECRECY
Using the Quickdial to store
and dial numbers
Your Freestyle 1025 handset can store up to
10 separate phone numbers, each up to 20 digits
long. You can then dial each number by pressing
just 2 buttons.
To store a number in the memory
Press the
QUICKDIAL
Quickdial
a beep and the handset
will flash.
Press one of the
0-9
0 9
location code under which your phone
number will be stored.
Dial the number you want to store.
DIAL
Press the
QUICKDIAL
Quickdial
a confirmation beep. The number is
stored.
Repeat these steps for any other
numbers you want to store, using a
0 9
different location code for each one.
0-9
Storing a number in the memor y
automatically overwrites any
previous number stored under the
same location code.
Stored numbers can include those for
switchboard and network services
that use the and
the PAUSE and RECALL functions.
button. You hear
light
IN USE
buttons to set the
button. You hear
# buttons as well as
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