Manual BT Duet 210 v2 (page 1 of 2) (English)

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Welcome ….

to your BT Duet 210

Corded Telephone

• 10 number quickdial memory

- for ease of dialling your most

important telephone numbers

• Mute – mutes your voice so

you can talk to someone else in

the room without your caller

hearing you

• Last number redial – easy,

one-touch dialling of the last

number called

• Desk or wall mountable for

your convenience

Getting started

Setting up

1 Plug the telephone line cord into

the telephone wall socket.

Using broadband on the same

phone line?

To avoid problems with your

broadband or noise on your

phone line, you might need to

plug it into the wall socket via a

microﬁlter (not supplied).

If your main phone

socket has a single

socket, as shown,

you’ll need to

use microﬁlters.

You don’t need to use

microﬁlters if your main

phone socket has two

separate sockets,

like these:

2 You can use your telephone on a

desk or similar surface or it can be

wall mounted:

To use on a desk

i

) Press the telephone line cord into

the groove on the underside of the

base to ensure the phone sits ﬂat.

To wall mount your phone

Important

Before you wall mount, please

check that:

- the wall can support the

weight of the phone

- you are not drilling into any

hidden wiring or plumbing

- the telephone line cord will

reach the telephone socket

BT are not responsible for any

damage/injury caused while

attempting to wall mount your

telephone.

i) Drill two 4mm diameter holes in

the wall either 100mm or 72mm

apart according to your preference.

Wall

Wall plug Screw

100mm or 72mm

ii) Insert wall plugs into the holes,

and then insert a screw into each

hole. Leave approximately 5mm

of the screw head protruding

from the wall to hold the base

securely in place.

iii) Position the telephone onto the

screws. Drop down and secure

into place.

Getting to know your phone Using the phone

Make a call

1

Lift the handset and wait for the

dial tone.

2 Enter the telephone number.

End a call

1

Replace the handset or press the

hook switch if you want to make a

follow-on call.

Receive a call

1

When you receive a call, the

telephone rings and the red

incoming call LED indicator will

ﬂash. Simply pick up the handset

to answer the call.

Last number redial

1

Lift the handset and press the

button. The last number

called will be redialled.

A redial number can only be 32

digits long. If the last number

redialled was longer than 32

digits only the ﬁrst 32 digits will

be dialled out.

Mute

1

During a call, press and release the

button to mute the handset

microphone. The red LED on the

mute button will illuminate to

indicate that the mute feature is on.

Your caller now cannot hear you speak.

2 To switch mute off, press and release

the button again. The red LED

will turn off and your caller will now

be able to hear you.

The mute feature will automatically

switch off if you replace the handset

on the base.

Adjust the ringer volume

1

Adjust the switch on the front of the

handset to the volume you want.

There are 3 volume levels: high,

low or off. The default is high.

Quickdial memory

You can store 10 of your most

frequently dialled telephone numbers

under the quickdial memory buttons

to . There is a quickdial memory

card located on the base of the

telephone so you can make a note of

the number or the contact associated

with the number you have stored.

You’ll need to lift the plastic plate up

so you can write on the card.

Quickdial memory telephone

numbers can be a maximum of

32 digits. If you enter more than

32 digits you will hear an error

tone and the number entered will

not be saved.

Store a number in the

quickdial memory

1

Lift the handset.

2 Press and hold the button

for 2 seconds until you hear a

conﬁrmation tone, then release.

The red LED on the Mute button

will ﬂash.

3 Press a button to assign a number:

to

.

A conﬁrmation tone will

be heard.

4 Dial the number you want to store.

5 Press and release the button.

A conﬁrmation tone will be heard.

6 Replace the handset.

If you wish to cancel storing a

number, replace the handset

on the base. The storing process

will be cancelled and any number

that was previously stored will

be retained.

Dial a quickdial memory number

1

Lift the handset and wait for the

dial tone.

2 Press the button.

3 Press the quickdial memory

location button to under

which the number you want is

stored. The number will be dialled

out automatically.

Delete a number stored in the

quickdial memory

1

Lift the handset.

2 Press and hold the button

until you hear a conﬁrmation tone,

then release. The red LED on the

mute button will ﬂash.

3 Press the quickdial memory

location button to that you

want to delete.

4 Press the button. You will

hear a conﬁrmation tone. Replace

the handset on the base.

Redial

Press to redial

the last number

called.

Mute (with

LED indicator)

During a call,

mutes your voice

so your caller

cannot hear

you. The red

LED illuminates

when the mute

function is on

and ﬂashes

when storing

a number in

the quickdial

memory.

Ringer volume

switch

Use to select the

ringer volume:

high, low or off.

Incoming call

LED indicator

Red LED ﬂashes

to indicate an

incoming call.

Hook switch

Press to make

a follow-on

call without

replacing

the handset.

If wall mounted,

allows your

handset to rest

securely

on the base.

R

Used with switchboard

services and certain

BT Calling Features.

Quick dial

Use to store and dial telephone

numbers in the quickdial memory.

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2838 Duet 210 UG [3].indd 1-8 02/09/2015 16:40

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After last call I received went to make a call and mute light was on and can’t get it to go out and have dialling tone but doesn’t connect.....help Submitted on 23-2-2022 at 23:09
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Duet 210 v2. Incoming call telephone rings once and stops?? Submitted on 4-10-2020 at 13:59
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