Using Your Diverse 3016 Classic With A Switchboard; Setting To Tone Or Pulse Dialling; Entering Access Codes - BT DIVERSE 3016 CLASSIC User Manual

Using your Diverse 3016
Classic with a switchboard
Your Diverse 3016 Classic can be
connected to compatible switchboards.
If in doubt please contact your
switchboard supplier.
Setting to Tone or Pulse
dialling
Your Diverse 3016 Classic is pre-set to
TONE dialling – you will hear a tone
beep each time you dial a number.
Tone dialling is suitable for all modern
digital exchanges. If you cannot make
a call with TONE dialling, you may need
to switch to PULSE dialling.
To set PULSE dialling
DEF JKL
3
• Press the
SET
• Press the then
3
• Press the
OK (
• Enter the current base station PIN
(original setting 0000).
• Press the
OK (
• Press the button.
4
• Press the
OK (
• Press the
RED PHONE
return to standby.
NOTE:
While you are in pulse dialling it is possible
to send tone signals (e.g. electronic
banking) by pressing the
you finish the call you automatically revert
to pulse dialling.
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5
4
button.
buttons.
5
button.
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button.
)
button to confirm.
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button to
button. When
To re-set to TONE dialling
DEF JKL
3 5
• Press the button.
SET
• Press the , then
3
• Press the
OK (
• Enter the current base station PIN
(original setting 0000).
• Press the
OK (
• Press the button to set Tone with
1
fixed flash time.
• Press the
OK (
• Press the
RED PHONE
return to standby.

Entering access codes

When connected to a switchboard, an
access code must be dialled to get an
outside line on your Diverse 3016 Classic.
The dial out code must be entered
whenever you are storing numbers in
your Diverse 3016 Classic's memory,
eg, speed dial numbers, additional
emergency numbers (when using call
barring), and network provider prefix
numbers.
Warning
If call barring is set you can only dial
9 112 or R 112 in an emergency,
and not 9 999 or R 999. See page 38.
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buttons.
5
button.
)
button.
)
button to confirm.
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button to