Oregon Scientific ThermoDECT Instruction page 16

Thus, if Mum answers an incoming call for
Tom, and wishes to transfer it, she must
do one of the following:
1. Give Tom her handset.
2. Ask Tom to use one of the hand
sets registered to base 1, then
transfer the call to that handset
(for instructions, refer to pages
19-20).
3. Take the caller's name and
number and ask Tom to call back.
More long term, Mum can cross-register up to 3 hand-
sets from Base 1 with Base 2. That way, any of the 3 cross-registered handsets can fully interact with both
sub-networks. The following diagram illustrates this set-up:
1. There are 5 handsets registered
to each base unit. No more ad-
ditional handset can be added
unless one is removed.
2. Mum, Dad, and Sam can use
the call tranfer, 3-way conference,
intercom, and baby monitor features
with anyone in the household.
3. Anyone in the household can
use these features with Mum,
Dad, and Sam.
4. Jill and Anna cannot use these
features withTom or Grandma H,
but they can with Mum, Dad, and Sam.
5. Tom and Grandma H cannot use these features with Jill and Anna, but they can with Mum, Dad, Sam,
and one another
As you add handsets and additional base units to your ThermoDECT telephone, it is important to remember
the following concepts.
1. Each base unit can carry a maximum of 5 handsets, and keeps a record of which handsets have been
registered to it.
2. Each handset keeps a record of which base unit(s) it has been registered to. A handset can be cross-
registered to up to 4 base units.
3. You may need to reset the registrations as you reorganize your telephone system. There are several
types of registration procedures, as follows:
Procedure
A. Remove a handset registration
B. Register a new handset
C. Clear all handset registrations
D. Clear all base unit registrations
Type Use this when:
Simple You are replacing a handset or discontinuing its
use (see page 17).
Simple You are adding a new handset to a base unit that
has > 4 registrations (see next section).
Complex You are reorganizing your network (see page 17).
Complex You are reorganizing your network (see page 17).
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