Page 3 - At a glance
AB C JK L TU V GH I PQ R S DE F MN O WX Y Z 2 3 1 5 6 4 8 9 7 0 ✱ QUICKDIAL REDIAL SECRECY BATTLOW TALK R 1471 Volume control buttons Adjusts the handset ringer volume and earpiece speech volume. see page 11 Recall button For use with PBXs and Select Services. see page 16 Talk button (and light) For...
Page 5 - In this guide
In this guide At a glance 1 Introduction 4 Setting up 5 Using your Freestyle 90 10 BT Select Services 17 Freestyle 90/130/1200 19 Additional Handsets Help 22 Technical information 25 Maintenance 28 Index 31 Wall mounting 33 Hints and tips boxes In this user guide, we’ve included helpful tips and use...
Page 6 - Introduction; Your Freestyle 90 has been; For your records
Introduction Your Freestyle 90 has been designed for ease of use and made to the very high standardsset by BT. We thank you for making the rightchoice and expect that you will havemany years of quality ser vice. Please read the instructions carefullybefore use and keep this user guidefor future refe...
Page 7 - Check that your Freestyle 90 is; Freestyle 90 handset.; Setting up; Follow these steps to get your
Check that your Freestyle 90 is complete. When you unpack, you should have: • Freestyle 90 handset. • Freestyle 90 base unit withtelephone line cord attached. • Mains power adaptor plug. • Wall mounting bracket withscrews. • Spare Quickdial director y label. Setting up Follow these steps to get your...
Page 8 - Handset aerial; does not; Free; and ask for an engineer to
3 Inser t battery in baseunit (for back- up only) To fit the back-up batter y, releasethe retaining clips, lift of f thebatter y compar tment cover andinser t one new PP3 alkaline batter y(not supplied) as shown in thediagram above. Replace the batter ycompar tment cover. A good quality, fresh batte...
Page 9 - light on; Charge the handset; Make sure the red; POWER; light; light
Warnings 1 Do not tr y to use any power supplyother than the one provided. Thismay permanently damage yourFreestyle 90. 2 Your Freestyle 90 should not befitted in wet or damp conditions, forexample in a bathroom. Also, thehandset should not be left out inthe rain. 3 There is a slight chance that you...
Page 10 - BATT LOW
Setting up 8 7 Plug the phone into theBT socket You can now use the phone, storenumbers in the memor y andchange some of the settings asdesired. • The charging light will remainconstantly lit while the handset isplaced on the base unit. As a r ule, placing the handset on the base unit overnight will...
Page 11 - Wall mounting; To plan the location of the base unit
For the best reception Tr y to avoid putting the telescopic aerial near other electrical appliances, fluorescent lights and large metallic objects such as cookers, radiators and garage doors as these may cause inter ference and reduce the quality of your calls. 8 Extend the base unittelescopic aeria...
Page 12 - To receive a call; Or; Using your Freestyle 90
To end a call • Press the TALK button. Or • Replace the handset on the base unit. To receive a call When the phone rings: • If your handset is on the base unit,simply pick it up to answer thecall. Or • If your handset is of f the baseunit, press the TALK button to answer the call. Making and receivi...
Page 13 - To adjust the speech volume; Last number redial; To redial the last number called
To adjust the speech volume During a conversation you canadjust the volume of the incomingcaller: • Press the + button (on the side of the handset) to increase thespeech volume. • Press the - button to decrease the speech volume. Last number redial Freestyle 90 remembers the lastnumber called and en...
Page 14 - To store a number in the memory; Press the; Press one of the; QUICKDIAL; location code for
Using the memory tostore and dial numbers Your Freestyle 90 handset can storeup to ten separate phone numbers.You can then dial each number bypressing just two buttons. To store a number in the memory • Press the QUICKDIAL button. • Press one of the 0-9 buttons to set the location code under which t...
Page 15 - To store a
Using your Freestyle 90 13 To dial a stored number • Press the TALK button. • Press the QUICKDIAL button. • Press the 0-9 location code under which the number you want isstored. The number is dialledautomatically. To store a number of more than 20 digits • Press the QUICKDIAL button. • Press one of ...
Page 16 - Using the Secrecy button; Paging the handset; To page the handset
Using the Secrecy button During a call, you may want to saysomething to another person nearbywithout your caller hearing you. • Press the SECRECY button. The TALK light flashes. You can hear the caller, but they cannot hearyou. • Ever y 7 seconds the handsetbeeps to let you know a call is on hold. •...
Page 17 - To set the base unit ringer volume; To switch from Pulse to Tone
Using your Freestyle 90 15 Changing the telephonesettings To set the base unit ringer volume (Located on the underside of thebase unit) You can set the base unit ringervolume to HI , LO or OFF . If the base unit ringer is switched OFF , the handset will still ring providing thehandset ringer is not ...
Page 18 - To insert a pause; button; To use the recall button; switch
Using your Freestyle 90 16 To insert a pause With some switchboards, afterdialling the access code you mayhave to wait for a moment while theswitchboard picks up an outsideline. If so, press the REDIAL button to inser t a pause before keying inthe telephone number. To use the recall button This butt...
Page 19 - Call Waiting; To use Call Waiting; BT Select Services; fone; button and wait; button again – or
Call Waiting If an incoming call ar rives while youare already engaged on a telephonecall you will hear a soft beep ever y 5seconds (this beep is not audible tothe person you are speaking to). Instead of the engaged tone, thesecond caller will hear anannouncement to hold on as you areaware that ther...
Page 20 - RECALL; Other services
BT Select Services 18 • When you have spoken to thesecond caller you can return tothe first caller by pressing the RECALL button again. You can switch back and for th betweenthe two calls withoutdisconnecting either if you wish. The second caller will only becharged for their call from themoment you...
Page 21 - To register an additional handset; and hold; Registering your handset
19 To register an additional handset • Press and hold the PAGE button on the base unit for 5 seconds.The base unit will beep and the IN USE light will flash. • When the IN USE light begins to flash, release the PAGE button and place the additional handseton the base unit. • Your additional handset i...
Page 23 - or
Freestyle 90/130/1200 Additional Handsets 21 Basic use of Freestyleadditional handsets Basic operation of additionalhandsets is the same as that of yourFreestyle 90 handset. The handset range is up to 250metres from the base unit in idealconditions. If you star t to go out ofrange while using the ph...
Page 24 - Help; If you have any problems using your; Telephone problems
22 Help If you have any problems using your Freestyle 90, this section will give you the most common, easy- to-follow solutions. • No dialling tone. • Telephone will not dial out. • Telephone cannot receive calls. • Beeps six times and drops calls. Telephone not connected totelephone line. Mains dis...
Page 26 - Lo
Help 24 • Batt low light on the handset is flashing. The handset needs recharging. Replace the handset on the baseunit, ensuring that the base unit isplugged in and that the CHARGING light is on. • No Charging light on the base unit. Dir ty contacts on base unit orhandset. Clean the contacts with a ...
Page 27 - Official approval; To direct exchange lines.; As an extension to a payphone.; Approval for use; Technical information; Call security
Official approval Your Freestyle 90 is tested andapproved for connection to publicnetworks, provided it is used inaccordance with the guidelines inthis user guide. You may connect it: • To direct exchange lines. • To extensions with new plug andsocket ar rangements providedwith these direct exchange...
Page 28 - CHANNEL SEEKER; button on the handset.; Transmission frequencies; Don’t use your Freestyle 90 in the
You may find that your Freestyle 90picks up conversations from othercordless phones being used nearby.If you experience this type ofinter ference tr y changing channelsusing the CHANNEL SEEKER button on the handset. Transmission frequencies This cordless telephone has beendesigned to operate on radi...
Page 29 - Connection information
• Don’t install the base unit near a sink, bath or shower. Electricalappliances can cause seriousinjur y if used when you are wetor standing in water. • Don’t install the base unit where the various leads can be trippedover or walked on. This maycause injur y, or damage to theleads and your Freestyl...
Page 30 - Maintenance; Installing a handset battery pack
• Firmly hold the handset in bothhands with the back towards youand the bottom end away from you. • Push the depression in thebatter y compar tment cover,inward and away from you withboth thumbs, to remove it. • Undo the plastic belt securing thebatter y pack. • Remove the old batter y pack byunplug...
Page 31 - Do not clean with a wet cloth.; It is recommended that you:; light on the base
In the event of a power failure During a power failure, if you havefitted a fresh alkaline back-up batter yin the base unit, your telephone willcontinue to work for up to one hour inuse or seven hours on standby. When power has been restored,you are advised to renew the back-up batter y in the base ...
Page 32 - Guarantee; where
Guarantee BT guarantees Freestyle 90 for ayear, provided that: • The goods have only been usedfor their intended purpose, andhave not been subjected tomisuse, or been wilfully oraccidentally damaged. • The goods have not beentampered with or repaired byanyone other than BT, its staf f oragents. If y...
Page 33 - Index
Index At a glance 1 Introduction 4 Emergency calls 4 Setting up 5 Aerial Base unit 9 Handset 6 Back-up batter y – fit in base unit 6 Charging the handset 7 Planning location 9 Power cable 7 Telephone wall socket 8 Using your Freestyle 90 10 Base unit ringer volume 15 Channel seeker 11 Handset ringer...
Page 35 - Make sure that the power supply
Your Freestyle 90 can be wall-mounted by using the bracketprovided. You can use the bracket as atemplate to mark where the screwsshould go into the wall. • Drill two holes for the screws andinser t the wallplugs provided (ifrequired). • Drive the screws into the wall,leaving about 5mm free on whicht...
Page 38 - APPROVED
APPROVED for connection to telecommunication systems specified in the instructions for use subject to the conditions set out in them 504222 CE compliant to 89/336/EEC(EMC Directive) & 73/23/EEC(Low Voltage Directive) Off ices in Europe, Nor th America,Japan and Asia Pacif ic. The telecommunicati...
