Call barring – BT Diverse 2010 User Manual
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My Emergency numbers are
STO
LNR
✱
1
#
1
STO
2
ABC
#
5
JKL
LNR
T
o store your own ‘special numbers’
Before call barring has been set, you
can add up to four special numbers,
each up to 16 digits long. You can do
this from any handset.
•
Press the
STO
button.
• Press the
#
button.
• Press the
2
button.
• Press the
5
button.
• Enter the system code (default
0000).
• Each time you press the
LNR
button,
the display shows the four memories
for your emergency number
1 –––, 2 –––,
3 –––, 4 –––, Select the one you want.
• Enter your emergency number.
• Press the
STO
button to confirm. You
hear a confirmation beep.
You can overwrite each number by
repeating these steps.
To cancel your own ‘special numbers’
• Press the
STO
button.
• Press the
#
button.
• Press the
2
button.
• Press the
7
button.
• Enter the system code (default
0000).
• Press the
STO
button.
STO
2
ABC
#
7
PQRS
If you are using the Diverse Executive
Handset please refer to that user guide
6. Call barring
Emergency Services 999 and 112 calls
can still be made. From switchboards
you can dial access code 9 followed by
999 or 112,
RCL
button 999 or
RCL
button 112.
To bar and cancel an individual
handset from making external calls
You can lock your handset and bar all
outgoing calls. Call barring prevents
unauthorised use of your handset.
Incoming calls are not affected.
•
Press the
STO
button.
•
Press the
#
button.
•
Press the
1
button.
•
Enter the system code.
(Standard setting is
0000.)
•
Press the
LNR
button.
•
Press the
✱
button.
•
Press the
1
button.
•
Enter the internal number of the
handset you wish to control.
Either
•
Press
0
to prevent the selected
handset from making external calls.
It can still make internal calls and
external emergency calls.
Or
•
Press
1
to allow the selected handset
making external calls.
Then
•
Press
STO
to confirm.