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Diverse 3010 Micro – Edition 5 – 11 December ’00 - 3508

Diverse 3010 Micro

User Guide

Digital Cordless Telephone

This equipment is not designed for making emergency telephone calls when the

power fails. Alternative arrangements should be made for access to emergency services.

This product is intended for connection to analogue public switched telephone networks

and private switchboards in the United Kingdom.

*YOU MUST SUBSCRIBE TO A CALLER DISPLAY

AND CALL WAITING SERVICE BEFORE

YOUR DIVERSE 3010 MICRO

WILL DISPLAY CALLER

INFORMATION

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Summary of content (67 pages)

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Diverse 3010 Micro u/g 22/3/01 12:26 pm Page 1 *Y O U M AN U D ST C SU YO ALL BS UR W CR A IB W IL DIV ITIN E T L ER G O D IN IS SE SE A FO PL 3 R CA RM AY 01 VIC LL 0 AT CA M E B ER IO LL ICR EF DIS N ER O OR P E LAY Diverse 3010 Micro – Edition 5 – 11 December ’00 - 3508 Diverse 3010 Micro Digital Cordless Telephone User Guide This equipment is not designed for making emergency telephone calls when the power fails. Alternative arrangements should be made for access to emergency services.
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Diverse 3010 Micro - Foldout 1 22/3/01 12:22 pm Page 1 Diverse 3010 Micro – Edition 5 – 11 December ’00 - 3508 Unpacking your Diverse 3010 Micro If anything is missing. please contact your place of purchase immediately. For your records Date of purchase: Place of purchase: Serial number: Diverse 3010 Micro base station. Diverse 3010 Micro handset. Battery compartment cover. Power adaptor. Purchase price: For warranty purposes, proof of purchase is required, so please keep your receipt.
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Diverse 3010 Micro - Foldout 2 22/3/01 12:21 pm Page 2 Diverse 3010 Micro – Edition 5 – 11 December ’00 - 3508 Please open this page for a ‘Further at a glance’ guide to your Diverse 3010 Micro.
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Diverse 3010 Micro - Foldout 2 22/3/01 12:21 pm Page 1 Diverse 3010 Micro – Edition 5 – 11 December ’00 - 3508 At a glance Headset port When used with the Diverse 3010 Micro headset this allows you total mobility. Option buttons Display Lets you select from the menu options on the display. Menu button For entering menu lists. Green phone For making and answering calls Red phone Press to end a call. Power Press and hold down to switch off the handset.
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Diverse 3010 Micro - Foldout 1 22/3/01 12:22 pm Page 2 Diverse 3010 Micro – Edition 5 – 11 December ’00 - 3508 Handset display symbols The following symbols can appear in the display. Up/Down. SET Sets up different menu options. Left/Right. INT Internal dialling. Redialling number. Delete character. Confirmation. GO BACK End function. – – – Return to previous menu. – –– – - ➜ Range Indicator. OK – Mailbox function. e.g. new entry in the caller list. More options.
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Diverse 3010 Micro u/g 22/3/01 12:26 pm Page 2 Diverse 3010 Micro – Edition 5 – 11 December ’00 - 3508 Quick guide Information for the handset settings.
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Diverse 3010 Micro u/g 22/3/01 12:26 pm Page 3 Diverse 3010 Micro – Edition 5 – 11 December ’00 - 3508 In this guide At a glance Introducing the Diverse 3010 Micro Building up a phone system 1 4 4 Safety information 5 Setting up 6 Using your Diverse 3010 Micro Switching on/off Lock/unlock the keypad Making and receiving calls Using your headset Secrecy Paging and making calls between handsets Using the Directory to store and dial numbers Entering names and numbers Using the redial memory Using C
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Diverse 3010 Micro u/g 22/3/01 12:26 pm Page 4 Diverse 3010 Micro – Edition 5 – 11 December ’00 - 3508 Introducing the Diverse 3010 Micro Please read the instructions carefully before use and retain this user guide for future reference. 1 2 3 1 2 4 5 6 4 5 7 8 9 7 8 9 0 # 0 # This guide covers the basic features of the Diverse 3010 Micro. 3 6 Building up a phone system INTRODUCTION You can add further handsets to build up an easy-to-use cordless telephone system.
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Diverse 3010 Micro u/g 22/3/01 12:26 pm Page 5 Diverse 3010 Micro – Edition 5 – 11 December ’00 - 3508 Safety information General Only use the power supply included with the product. Using an unauthorised power supply will invalidate your warranty and may damage the telephone. The item number for the mains power supply is C39 280-Z4-C174/..-C67. If Keyguard is active, it is still possible to make emergency calls to 999.
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Diverse 3010 Micro u/g 22/3/01 12:26 pm Page 6 Diverse 3010 Micro – Edition 5 – 11 December ’00 - 3508 Setting up Follow these steps to get your Diverse 3010 Micro ready for use SETTING UP Your handset is already “registered” to the Diverse 3010 Micro base station. Red socket WARNING Note Plan where you will put your Diverse 3010 Micro. It should be within two metres of a power socket and the phone socket.
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Diverse 3010 Micro u/g 22/3/01 12:26 pm Page 7 Diverse 3010 Micro – Edition 5 – 11 December ’00 - 3508 4 Note Use only the power adaptor C39 280-Z4-C174/..–C67 with your Diverse 3010 Micro. 3 Fit the belt clip onto the back of the handset. Install the rechargeable battery pack in the handset To fit the battery into the handset. 1. Slide the battery cover off in a downward movement. 2. Plug in the battery connector. You will hear a confirmation beep. 3.
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Diverse 3010 Micro u/g 22/3/01 12:26 pm Page 8 Diverse 3010 Micro – Edition 5 – 11 December ’00 - 3508 Place the handset on the base. When charging, the battery level symbol shown on the display flashes. Battery performance After charging your Diverse 3010 Micro for the first time, subsequent charging time for the handset batteries is approximately 4-5 hours. The battery pack and case may become warm during charging. This is normal.
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Diverse 3010 Micro u/g 22/3/01 12:26 pm Page 9 Diverse 3010 Micro – Edition 5 – 11 December ’00 - 3508 7 Note If you go out of range of a base station for a long time while your handset is switched ON, it may take more than 20 minutes to ‘find’ the base station again when you come back within range. However, by simply switching the handset OFF for a moment, then ON again, it will find the base station within a few seconds.
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Diverse 3010 Micro u/g 22/3/01 12:26 pm Page 10 Diverse 3010 Micro – Edition 5 – 11 December ’00 - 3508 Using your Diverse 3010 Micro Display Option buttons USING Talk End Call (Power) Menu button Directory Your Diverse 3010 Micro offers a menu driven display. You enter menu lists by pressing the MENU button. The OPTION buttons below the screen allow you to select options within each menu and make adjustments to their settings.
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Diverse 3010 Micro u/g 22/3/01 12:26 pm Page 11 Diverse 3010 Micro – Edition 5 – 11 December ’00 - 3508 Or To lock the keypad Press the GREEN PHONE button. This prevents you accidentally operating the handset’s keypad when carrying it around. You can receive calls, but cannot make calls. # Press and hold down the button. You hear the dial tone. Key the number you want. To end a call # Press the RED PHONE button. To unlock the keypad To receive an external call Press and hold the # button.
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Diverse 3010 Micro u/g 22/3/01 12:26 pm Page 12 Diverse 3010 Micro – Edition 5 – 11 December ’00 - 3508 Caller Display/Call Waiting The Diverse 3010 Micro can let you know who’s calling before you answer the telephone. With BT’s Caller Display and Call Waiting services, your Diverse base station receives caller information which is transmitted over the BT network, for more information see pages 24-28.
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Diverse 3010 Micro u/g 22/3/01 12:26 pm Page 13 Diverse 3010 Micro – Edition 5 – 11 December ’00 - 3508 Secrecy You can switch off the handset microphone so that your caller cannot hear you while you talk to someone else in the room. When ready, you can switch the microphone back on. During a call: INT Press the R button to speak to your caller again. Note Secrecy is not available for internal calls. The last five numbers dialled are saved. Press the REDIAL button.
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Diverse 3010 Micro u/g 22/3/01 12:26 pm Page 14 Diverse 3010 Micro – Edition 5 – 11 December ’00 - 3508 To delete a redial number Press the REDIAL button. Press the DOWN button to highlight the number you want to delete. - – – –– – Press the MORE OPTIONS button. Press the DOWN button to highlight Delete Entry.
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Diverse 3010 Micro u/g 22/3/01 12:26 pm Page 15 Diverse 3010 Micro – Edition 5 – 11 December ’00 - 3508 To make an internal intercom call To receive a paged call The display shows: INT Press the INT button. Your handset internal number is displayed. Press the internal handset number you wish to call e.g. 2 CALL ALL or press the CALL ALL button to call all handsets. ABC Paging Call SILENT 2 If calling all handsets, you can talk to the first handset that answers.
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Diverse 3010 Micro u/g 22/3/01 12:26 pm Page 16 Diverse 3010 Micro – Edition 5 – 11 December ’00 - 3508 To put an outside call on hold while you make an internal call INT To transfer an external call between handsets Press the INT button. Your handset internal number is displayed e.g. 1. Press the number of the internal handset number you wish to call e.g. 2 or press the CALL ALL CALL ALL button to call all handsets.
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Diverse 3010 Micro u/g 22/3/01 12:26 pm Page 17 Diverse 3010 Micro – Edition 5 – 11 December ’00 - 3508 Enter the number (including dialling code). – –– – - – Using the Directory to store and dial numbers Your Diverse 3010 Micro has a Directory which stores up to 100 names and numbers in the memory (the longer the name, the more memory will be used). You can use the Phone Book to look up names and numbers and dial directly.
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Diverse 3010 Micro u/g 22/3/01 12:26 pm Page 18 Diverse 3010 Micro – Edition 5 – 11 December ’00 - 3508 Letters are entered by pressing the relevant button repeatedly. For example, to store the name TOM: TUV 8 MNO USING 6 MNO 6 18 Press and hold 8 on the keypad until T appears in the display. Then press and hold 6 on the keypad until the display shows O. Enter the M by pressing and holding 6 for longer on the keypad until M appears on the display.
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Diverse 3010 Micro u/g 22/3/01 12:26 pm Page 19 Diverse 3010 Micro – Edition 5 – 11 December ’00 - 3508 To dial a number stored in the Directory To change an entry in the directory Press the DIRECTORY button to open the phone book. Press the DIRECTORY button. Press the UP/DOWN arrows to scroll to the entry you want or find the required name by using the keypad to enter the first letter of the name. Press the DOWN or UP arrows to scroll through to the name you require.
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Diverse 3010 Micro u/g 22/3/01 12:27 pm Page 20 Diverse 3010 Micro – Edition 5 – 11 December ’00 - 3508 – – –– – - To view an entry in the directory Press the MORE OPTIONS button. Press the DOWN button to highlight Copy Entry. Press the DIRECTORY button. Press the UP/DOWN arrows to scroll to the entry you want or find the required name by using the keypad to enter the first letter of the name. - – – –– – OK ABC 2 OK Press the MORE OPTIONS button.
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Diverse 3010 Micro u/g 22/3/01 12:27 pm Page 21 Diverse 3010 Micro – Edition 5 – 11 December ’00 - 3508 To copy a directory from one Micro handset to another To delete an entry in the directory You can copy the entire directory to another handset to avoid having to input the same entries twice using the handset with the directory you wish to copy (e.g. handset 1). Press the DIRECTORY button.
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Diverse 3010 Micro u/g 22/3/01 12:27 pm Page 22 Diverse 3010 Micro – Edition 5 – 11 December ’00 - 3508 To delete all names and numbers in the directory Insert a pause in the directory Using Insert Pause allows you to insert a pause. This is generally required when your Diverse base station is connected to a switchboard/ PBX. Press the DIRECTORY button. - – – –– – Press the MORE OPTIONS button. Press the DOWN arrow to highlight Delete List.
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Diverse 3010 Micro u/g 22/3/01 12:27 pm Page 23 Diverse 3010 Micro – Edition 5 – 11 December ’00 - 3508 To check how much memory is available in the directory Press the DIRECTORY button. Press the MORE OPTIONS button. Press the DOWN button to highlight Available Memory. To copy a redial number to the Directory Press the OK button. The percentage memory available for storing further entries in your handset is displayed for approximately 2 seconds. Press the REDIAL button.
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Diverse 3010 Micro u/g 22/3/01 12:27 pm Page 24 Diverse 3010 Micro – Edition 5 – 11 December ’00 - 3508 Using Caller Display and Call Waiting CALLER DISPLAY BT’s Caller Display and Call Waiting To take the call waiting If you subscribe to Caller Display you can see who is calling you (on your handset display).
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Diverse 3010 Micro u/g 22/3/01 12:27 pm Page 25 Diverse 3010 Micro – Edition 5 – 11 December ’00 - 3508 Information displayed via other UK networks If you are connected to a different network, you will first have to subscribe to that network's Caller Display and Call Waiting service. Call your network provider for more information. Using the Micro handset When the phone rings, your caller’s number is displayed. Withheld WITHHELD The Micro handset displays details of the 30 most recent calls.
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Diverse 3010 Micro u/g 22/3/01 12:27 pm Page 26 Diverse 3010 Micro – Edition 5 – 11 December ’00 - 3508 The newest entry is then displayed after approximately 2 seconds. To set the calls list to contain all calls or unanswered calls only ALL CALLS SETTING Date Time - – 01.11. 05:15PM 01234567890 01/15 – – –– – – – INT Press the INT button. SET Press the SET button. 0 a A ✱ OK CALLER DISPLAY This indicates that the call was answered when it was received.
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Diverse 3010 Micro u/g 22/3/01 12:27 pm Page 27 Diverse 3010 Micro – Edition 5 – 11 December ’00 - 3508 To enter the calls list when no icon is shown on the display INT Press the INT button. SET Press the SET button. 2 Press the button beneath the in the display to enter the calls list, or press the INT, SET and 2 buttons. Press the 2 button. The display briefly shows the number of new and old calls. – –– – - Press the DOWN button to highlight Copy to Dir. OK (see page 17).
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Diverse 3010 Micro u/g 22/3/01 12:27 pm Page 28 Diverse 3010 Micro – Edition 5 – 11 December ’00 - 3508 To delete a number in the calls list To delete the whole calls list All entries are deleted. Press the button beneath the in the display to enter the calls list, or press the INT, SET and 2 buttons. Scroll to the number you require. - – – –– – CALLER DISPLAY Press the INT button. SET Press the SET button. DEF 3 Press the 3 button. # Press the # button. OK Press the OK button.
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Diverse 3010 Micro u/g 22/3/01 12:27 pm Page 29 Diverse 3010 Micro – Edition 5 – 11 December ’00 - 3508 Telephone Security Your Diverse 3010 Micro gives you a variety of ways to prevent unauthorised use of the phone or handset. Base station and handset PIN To change the Diverse 3010 Micro base station PIN code As a digital phone system, your Diverse 3010 Micro provides excellent security against others ‘listening in’ to your calls. You can also prevent unauthorised use of the handset(s).
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Diverse 3010 Micro u/g 22/3/01 12:27 pm Page 30 Diverse 3010 Micro – Edition 5 – 11 December ’00 - 3508 Press the RED PHONE button to return to standby. To change the handset PIN (personal identification number) The PIN on your handset protects functions and settings from unauthorised access. A handset PIN is necessary in order to: SECURITY – reset the memory – reset to the original settings. Handset power must be switched to ON. Press the MENU button. KEYPAD Enter your new PIN number.
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Diverse 3010 Micro u/g 22/3/01 12:27 pm Page 31 Diverse 3010 Micro – Edition 5 – 11 December ’00 - 3508 OK Press the OK button. Press the DOWN arrow to highlight Security. OK To switch external dialling off and on Press the OK button. PIN number (original setting 0000). You can prevent any registered handset from making external calls. The handset can still be used for: Press the OK button. – making internal calls Press the DOWN arrow to highlight Handset Lock.
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Diverse 3010 Micro u/g 22/3/01 12:27 pm Page 32 Diverse 3010 Micro – Edition 5 – 11 December ’00 - 3508 OK Press the OK button. Display shows the numbers of all handsets registered to the base station (e.g. 1-6). Emergency services (999) and additional emergency 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.) KEYPAD Enter the number of the 0 Press the 0 button to stop the handset from making external calls.
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Diverse 3010 Micro u/g 22/3/01 12:27 pm Page 33 Diverse 3010 Micro – Edition 5 – 11 December ’00 - 3508 Press the OK button. OK Enter the additional emergency number you want. ➜ OK Call barring and Call enabling Press the DELETE button to delete digits. You can bar specific numbers, e.g. all international calls by barring the international dial code 00. Press the OK button to confirm. Enabling Press the RED PHONE button to return to standby.
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Diverse 3010 Micro u/g 22/3/01 12:27 pm Page 34 Diverse 3010 Micro – Edition 5 – 11 December ’00 - 3508 Press the UP/DOWN buttons if necessary to scroll to the location you want 1-5. WARNING Directory for barred/enabled numbers OK ➜ You cannot dial 9 999 or R 999 from behind a switchboard when call barring is set. OK SECURITY To: Bar numbers. Enable handsets to call only specified numbers. Create a memory list. INT Press the INT button. SET Press the SET button.
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Diverse 3010 Micro u/g 22/3/01 12:27 pm Page 35 Diverse 3010 Micro – Edition 5 – 11 December ’00 - 3508 0 Press the 0 button twice. Base Lock Set 00 ➜ OK OK Press the OK button. KEYPAD Enter the base station PIN (original setting 0000). OK 1 Press the OK button. Press 1 to bar the numbers you have stored. Press 3 to enable handsets to dial only the numbers stored 0 Press 0 to switch call barring/ call enabling off. OK SECURITY 3 DEF Press the OK button to confirm.
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Diverse 3010 Micro u/g 22/3/01 12:27 pm Page 36 Diverse 3010 Micro – Edition 5 – 11 December ’00 - 3508 Additional features Handset settings quick guide The handset settings menu allows you to change: ADDITIONAL FEATURES • Ringer volume The handset ringer has 5 volume settings. • Ringer melody The handset ringer has a choice of 10 melodies. Beeps You can switch specific beeps on or off. When off this saves battery energy but may deprive you of information you need while using your phone.
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Diverse 3010 Micro u/g 22/3/01 12:27 pm Page 37 Diverse 3010 Micro – Edition 5 – 11 December ’00 - 3508 Quick Reference Handset Display Follow these easy steps to change your handset settings.
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Diverse 3010 Micro u/g 22/3/01 12:27 pm Page 38 Diverse 3010 Micro – Edition 5 – 11 December ’00 - 3508 Base station settings To adjust the melody of the base station ringer To adjust the ringer volume in the base station ADDITIONAL FEATURES There are seven levels: 0 = off, 6 = high. (Default setting is 6.) INT Press the INT button. SET Press the SET button 0 Press the 0 button. JKL Press the 5 button. 5 OK 1-6 OK INT Press the INT button.
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Diverse 3010 Micro u/g 22/3/01 12:27 pm Page 39 Diverse 3010 Micro – Edition 5 – 11 December ’00 - 3508 To switch music on hold on or off When you have a caller on hold you can choose to let that person listen to music while they are waiting for you to return to them. INT Press the INT button. SET Press the SET button. Press the 4 button. DEF Press the 3 button. OK Press the OK button.
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Diverse 3010 Micro u/g 22/3/01 12:27 pm Page 40 Diverse 3010 Micro – Edition 5 – 11 December ’00 - 3508 Note To set the room monitor The internal user can elect to terminate open listening by pressing the RED PHONE button. Press the MENU button. Press the DOWN arrow to highlight Room Monitor Set. ADDITIONAL FEATURES De-activating open listening: LSTN.ON Press the LSTN.OFF button. The external connection is not affected. OK Using the Room Monitor OK Press the OK button.
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Diverse 3010 Micro u/g 22/3/01 12:27 pm Page 41 Diverse 3010 Micro – Edition 5 – 11 December ’00 - 3508 To adjust the sensitivity of the room monitor To switch the room monitor function on There are three levels. 1 = most sensitive 3 = least sensitive. Before switching the monitor on, you must first set the number of the handset to be called. See ‘To set the room monitor’. Press the MENU button. OK Press the DOWN arrow to highlight Set Level. Press the MENU button. Press the OK button.
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Diverse 3010 Micro u/g 22/3/01 12:27 pm Page 42 Diverse 3010 Micro – Edition 5 – 11 December ’00 - 3508 Note When the Room Monitor is switched on, the handset will not ring. Incoming calls are displayed on the handset’s screen. All beeps should be switched off before using the Room Monitor, see pages 36-37. ADDITIONAL FEATURES To reset your Diverse 3010 Micro base station to the original settings INT Press the INT button. SET Press the SET button.
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Diverse 3010 Micro u/g 22/3/01 12:27 pm Page 43 Diverse 3010 Micro – Edition 5 – 11 December ’00 - 3508 To reset the handset to its original settings Press the MENU button. Settings is highlighted. OK Press the OK button. Press the DOWN arrow to highlight Default Reset. OK Press the OK button. KEYPAD Enter your current PIN number (original setting 0000). Press the OK button. You hear a confirmation tone. Press the RED PHONE button to return to standby.
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Diverse 3010 Micro u/g 22/3/01 12:27 pm Page 44 Diverse 3010 Micro – Edition 5 – 11 December ’00 - 3508 To set which handset will receive ring priority Once you have set your Diverse 3010 Micro to ring priority, you can select the handset you want to ring first. ADDITIONAL FEATURES The handset registered with the base station as 1, is automatically the priority handset and will ring first unless you specify another handset. INT SET Press the INT button. Press the SET button.
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Diverse 3010 Micro u/g 22/3/01 12:27 pm Page 45 Diverse 3010 Micro – Edition 5 – 11 December ’00 - 3508 To set the number of rings on ring priority To change the language of the display You can specify the number of rings your selected handset can have before an incoming call reverts to all available handsets. You can have the display in English, French, German, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese or Dutch. The default setting is English. INT Press the INT button. Press the MENU button.
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Diverse 3010 Micro u/g 22/3/01 12:27 pm Page 46 Diverse 3010 Micro – Edition 5 – 11 December ’00 - 3508 Press the UP and DOWN arrows until one of these words are highlighted: – – – – – – OK Einstellingen Reglages Impostazion Ajuste Instellingen Programgôes Press OK. ADDITIONAL FEATURES Press the UP and DOWN arrows until one of the following words appear highlighted. – – – – – OK Sprache Langue Lingua Idioma Taal Press OK.
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Diverse 3010 Micro u/g 22/3/01 12:27 pm Page 47 Diverse 3010 Micro – Edition 5 – 11 December ’00 - 3508 Registering a new Diverse 3000 handset with the base station Don’t forget that your Diverse 3010 Micro handset is already registered. To register your Diverse 3000 handset to a base station Up to six handsets can be registered and operated from the Diverse 3010 Micro base station. The system allows you to make internal intercom calls between two handsets while a third is making an external call.
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Diverse 3010 Micro u/g 22/3/01 12:28 pm Page 48 Diverse 3010 Micro – Edition 5 – 11 December ’00 - 3508 Note To de-register a handset You now have up to 1 minute to register the handset, during which the beeps will continue. A de-registered handset cannot be used to make calls at this base station, e.g. to protect against unauthorised use. At the base station: Press and hold down the PAGE button (for about 10 seconds) until you hear a tone. The handset will display the available handset numbers e.
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Diverse 3010 Micro u/g 22/3/01 12:28 pm Page 49 Diverse 3010 Micro – Edition 5 – 11 December ’00 - 3508 Using multiple base stations and handsets It is possible to build your Diverse 3010 Micro into a much larger phone system with the addition of up to 4 base stations. When planning to use a handset at more than one base station, it is recommended that you: • Assign a number to each base station, from 1 to 4.
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Diverse 3010 Micro u/g 22/3/01 12:28 pm Page 50 Diverse 3010 Micro – Edition 5 – 11 December ’00 - 3508 Note This procedure may vary if you are linking to a Diverse 2-Line or Diverse ISDN. Please refer to the user guides for these base stations for the correct procedure. To set your handset to fixed base selection Press the MENU button. Press the DOWN arrow to highlight Base Settings. MULTIPLE – –– – OK Press the DOWN arrow to highlight Base Settings. OK Press the OK button.
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Diverse 3010 Micro u/g 22/3/01 12:28 pm Page 51 Diverse 3010 Micro – Edition 5 – 11 December ’00 - 3508 To change the base station name You can rename the preset base station names which appear on your screen. This lets your display permanently show a more meaningful name for your base station, for example, Kitchen, Study, Office. Press the MENU button. Press the DOWN arrow to highlight Base Settings. Press the OK button. MULTIPLE OK Scroll to highlight the base that you want to rename.
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Diverse 3010 Micro u/g 22/3/01 12:28 pm Page 52 Diverse 3010 Micro – Edition 5 – 11 December ’00 - 3508 Using your Diverse 3010 Micro with a Switchboard Your Diverse 3010 Micro can be connected to compatible switchboards. If in doubt please contact your switchboard supplier. Setting to Tone or Pulse dialling To set PULSE dialling with earth recall INT Press the INT button. SET Press the SET button.
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Diverse 3010 Micro u/g 22/3/01 12:28 pm Page 53 Diverse 3010 Micro – Edition 5 – 11 December ’00 - 3508 To set to TONE dialling with earth recall To set TONE dialling with time break recall INT Press the INT button. INT Press the INT button. SET Press the SET button. SET Press the SET button. DEF 3 JKL 5 OK DEF Press the 3 button then press the 5 button. Press the OK button. KEYPAD Enter the current base station 3 JKL 5 OK Press the OK button.
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Diverse 3010 Micro u/g 22/3/01 12:28 pm Page 54 Diverse 3010 Micro – Edition 5 – 11 December ’00 - 3508 To insert an access code To set the access pause This means the access code will be automatically dialled before any number stored in the Caller Display calls list. INT Press the INT button. SET Press the SET button. GHI 4 0 OK Press the 4 button then press the 0 button. Press the OK button. SWITCHBOARD KEYPAD Enter the base station PIN (original setting 0000).
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Diverse 3010 Micro u/g 22/3/01 12:28 pm Page 55 Diverse 3010 Micro – Edition 5 – 11 December ’00 - 3508 General information Guarantee Your Diverse 3010 Micro is guaranteed for a period of 12 months from the date of purchase.
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Diverse 3010 Micro u/g 22/3/01 12:28 pm Page 56 Diverse 3010 Micro – Edition 5 – 11 December ’00 - 3508 Technical information GENERAL INFORMATION How many telephones can you have? All items of telephone equipment have a Ringer Equivalence Number (REN), which is used to calculate the number of items that may be connected to any one telephone line. The Diverse 3010 Micro has a REN of 1. Any other instrument provided by BT may be assumed to have a REN of 1 unless stated otherwise.
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Diverse 3010 Micro u/g 22/3/01 12:28 pm Page 57 Diverse 3010 Micro – Edition 5 – 11 December ’00 - 3508 Help Your Diverse 3010 Micro has been designed to be easy to use. If you should experience a problem, please check the following points. Emergency calls The emergency services can be contacted in the UK by dialling 999, or 112 in any country that is a member of the European Community. N.B.: 9 999 cannot be dialled from behind a switchboard when call barring has been set.
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Diverse 3010 Micro u/g 22/3/01 12:28 pm Page 58 Diverse 3010 Micro – Edition 5 – 11 December ’00 - 3508 Note HELP Use only approved rechargeable Nickel Metal Hydride (NiMH) battery pack in the handset. Any other types may cause irreparable damage. The handset display shows the words Search base or you cannot link up with the base station Replacement batteries are available from the Diverse Helpline on 08457 908070.
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Diverse 3010 Micro u/g 22/3/01 12:28 pm Page 59 Diverse 3010 Micro – Edition 5 – 11 December ’00 - 3508 Can’t get through, even though a dialling tone can be heard When connected to a switchboard You may be set to the wrong signalling method. To change between TONE and PULSE dialling, see ‘Using your Diverse 3010 Micro with a switchboard’, page 52. You can’t get a connection or you get the wrong connection after speed dialling Handset beeps Check you have selected the correct dialling mode.
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Diverse 3010 Micro u/g 22/3/01 12:28 pm Page 60 Diverse 3010 Micro – Edition 5 – 11 December ’00 - 3508 Index Adaptor 6 Additional features 36 Autotalk 37 Base station INDEX change name change PIN fixed base selection melody music on hold on/off reset ringer volume set strongest signal Batteries approved charging installing low warning performance replacing Beeps 51 29 50 38 39 42 38 50 5 7, 57 7 8 8, 57 7, 57 36 Belt Clip 7 Building up a phone system 4 Call end headset hold 60 11 12 16
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Diverse 3010 Micro u/g 22/3/01 12:28 pm Page 61 Diverse 3010 Micro – Edition 5 – 11 December ’00 - 3508 Copy directory entry from one handset to another directory from one handset to another number from calls list to directory redial number to the directory Delete additional emergency numbers all names and numbers in the directory entry in the directory number in calls list redial number whole calls list Directory add a name and number barred/enabled numbers change an entry check available memory copy
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Diverse 3010 Micro u/g 22/3/01 12:28 pm Page 62 Diverse 3010 Micro – Edition 5 – 11 December ’00 - 3508 Number of rings 45 On/Off call barring/call enabling external dialling keypad music on hold room monitor 34 31 10 39 41 Open listening 39-40 another handset ‘listening in’ 39 Paging INDEX find a handset’s extension number page handset from the base station receive a paged call 14 15 15 Returning your Diverse 3010 Micro 56 Ring priority 43 Room monitor adjust sensitivity on/off set 41 41
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Diverse 3010 Micro u/g 22/3/01 12:28 pm Page 63 Diverse 3010 Micro – Edition 5 – 11 December ’00 - 3508 Offices worldwide The Telecommunications services described in this publication are subject to availability and may be modified from time to time. Services and equipment are provided subject to British Telecommunications plc’s respective standard conditions of contract. Nothing in this publication forms any part of any contract.