BT 3000 Classic - Manual (Page 26)

Emergency numbers
Storing your own additional
emergency numbers
Before call barring has been set,
you can add up to four additional
emergency numbers, each up to
16 digits long.
For example, the doctor’s number,
your partner’s mobile phone or
other family number. You can do
this from any handset registered
to the base station. Emergency
services (e.g.
999 , 112 ) and
special numbers can be dialled
even if the telephone is locked.
(N.B.: this does not apply if
connected to a switchboard and
call barring is set).
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To switch external dialling
off and on
You can prevent any
registered handset from
making external calls.
The handset can still be
used for:
– making internal call
– receiving external calls
– dialling
999 and 112
emergency services
numbers
– dialling ‘additional
emergency’ numbers
which have been
stored (see page 23).
Press the SET button.
Press the 3 button.
Press the 0 button.
Press the OK ( )
button.
KEYPAD Enter the base station
PIN (original setting
0000 ).
Press the OK ( )
button. Display shows
the numbers of all
handsets registered to
the base station (e.g.
1-6 ).
KEYPAD Enter the number of the
handset you want to
disable.
Press the 0 button to
stop the handset from
making external calls.
Or
Press the 2 button to
allow the handset to
make external calls again.
Press the OK ( )
button to confirm the
setting.
Press the RED PHONE
button to return to
standby.
3
DEF
0
2
ABC
0
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