BT BT7600 Quick Setup And User Manual page 5

2 Activate the batteries and
follow the Set-up wizard
1. Activate the batteries by pulling the plastic tab
away from the back of the handset.
Rechargeable batteries
already fitted
Remove this tab
and charge batteries
for 24 hours before use.
2. The Power on animation will start up and then the
handset will check for a link with the base station,
once found the screen will show Please set the time
and date. The set-up wizard will take you through
the steps for setting the time and date, recording
your outgoing message for the answer machine,
registering for the text messaging service, setting
up call blocking and adding contacts.
Select Yes by pressing the Left option button
and continue through the prompts until set up is
complete (when you get to Call Blocking, you will
need to set up your Access PIN for the first time.
This Access PIN, will also be used later for Remote
Access) or select No by pressing the Right option
button. You can always set up features later through
the main menu.
If you need some help, call us on 0800 218 2182* or go to bt.com/producthelp
Quick set-up guide Quick set-up guide
Talk/Standby time
Under ideal conditions, the
handset batteries should give
up to 12 hours talk time or
120 hours standby on a single
charge. (This doesn't mean you
can unplug the base or leave
the handset for this length of
time without charge).
Please note that new Ni-MH
rechargeable batteries don't reach
full capacity until they've been in
normal use for several days.
Battery low warning
The icon will flash, you'll
see the message Battery low in
the display and hear a warning
beep every minute, to indicate
that you need to recharge your
handset. You can remove the
display message by selecting
. If the battery charge
Hide
completely runs out, the display
will show Batteries flat. Please
charge. You must recharge
the handset batteries before
you can use the handset. If the
charge completely runs out the
handset will switch off. Place
the handset on the base or
charger to charge.
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