BT CONVERSE 325 - Manual (Page 3)

Converse 325 ~ Issue 3 – 2nd Edition ~ 23rd July ’03 ~ 5528
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Converse 325 ~ Issue 3 – 2nd Edition ~ 23rd July ’03 ~ 5528
BT
Converse 325
Reminder
Call Off
Reminder
Call On
1571
Call
Diversion
1471
Headset button (and light)
Used in conjunction with a
headset.
Volume
Adjusts the volume
of your caller’s voice.
Message Waiting indicator
(for compatible switchboard
users only) Flashes when
there is Voice Mail.
Call indicator light
Flashes to indicate you
have an incoming call.
Next
Inserts a space in a number when storing
numbers in the memory.
Handset hook
Rotates to hold the handset in place
when wall-mounted.
Clear
Used to edit numbers when pre-dialling
or when storing numbers in the memory.
Display
Shows 24-hour clock, battery low
indicator, phone numbers, and ‘Error’
if you press a wrong button.
Handsfree button (and light)
Allows you to make and receive calls
without lifting the handset, leaving your
hands free.
Voice amplification
Amplifies your caller’s voice when
using the handset or headset.
Hearing aid compatible
Your Converse handset
is hearing aid
compatible.
Handset park
When the phone is wall-mounted you can
hang the handset here if you need to leave
the phone during a call.
Store
Lets you store numbers in the one-touch
and two-touch memories.
Dial
Dials the number shown on the display.
Redial
Redials the last number called. Repeat-dials
the redial number. Also lets you enter a
pause in a stored number.
Recall
For use with a switchboard/PBX, e.g. to
transfer calls and some BT Calling Features.
Clock
Used to set the clock and time the duration
of a call.
Calculator button
Switches the display to the calculator
function.
Telephone number label
Lift the plastic cover to remove the label
and write your phone numbers.
Memory buttons
Press to dial a stored number. Some buttons
are pre-programmed with Calling Features
codes.
Shift
Used to store and dial two-touch memory
numbers.
Secrecy button (and light)
Allows you to talk to someone in the same
room without your caller being able to hear
the conversation.