Quartet 1100 User Guide – Edition 5 – 17.8.00
Quartet 1100
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.
This product is intended for connection to analogue public switched telephone networks
and private switchboards in the United Kingdom.
Please open this page for an ‘at a glance’
guide to your Quartet 1100
Please open this page for a further
‘at a glance’ guide to your Quartet 1100
Quartet 1100 User Guide – Edition 5 – 17.8.00
At a glance
Aerial
Can be extended.
In Use/Battery Low light
o
Indicates when the handset
rings, is in use or, if the
handset battery needs
recharging.
Volume control
buttons
M1/M2 buttons
Adjusts the handset
ringer and earpiece
speech volume.
Allows you to store and
dial one touch numbers.
M1
M2
▲
▲
Talk button
Channel button
Press to make or receive
a call.
Selects an alternative
radio frequency if
interference occurs
during a call.
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1
2
3
6
9
G
J
4
5
Keypad
Quickdial button
7
8
Allows you to store and
dial up to 10 numbers in
the memory.
0
Recall button
k
For use with a
switchboard/PBX and
BT Select Services.
Redial
R
Redial button
Secrecy
1471
Redials the last number
called, or press to enter
a pause in a stored
number.
1471 button
Lets you hear the
telephone number of
the last person who
called.
Secrecy
Press to mute the call so
your caller cannot hear you.
Charging contacts
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Mains power socket
Telephone line cord socket
Power/In use light
Quartet 1100
Comes on when connected
to the power supply and
flashes when in use.
Power/In use
Charging
Charging light
Comes on to indicate
charging when the
handset is on the base.
Page
Page button
Press to page the handset.
Battery charging contacts
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In this guide
At a glance
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4
6
7
8
Key features
Introduction
Safety information
Setting up
Using your Quartet 1100
Making and receiving calls
Last number redial
Secrecy
11
11
12
12
13
13
16
16
17
One touch memories
Quickdial memories
Paging
1471 (Call Return)
Call Waiting
Using Quartet 1000
Additional Handsets
Registering your handset
Transferring calls
18
18
20
General information
Guarantee
21
21
22
22
Call security
Switchboard compatibility
Help and advice
Wall mounting
Index
24
26
27
28
Wall mounting template
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Introduction
Your Quartet 1100 is designed for
ease of use and made to the high
standards set by BT.
Unpacking your
Quartet 1100
You can expect your Quartet 1100 to
provide many years of quality service.
Please read the instructions carefully
before use and keep this user guide
for future reference.
Check that your Quartet 1100 is
complete. If anything is missing,
please contact your place of
purchase immediately.
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Quartet 1100 handset.
Quartet 1100 base unit.
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Date of purchase:
Place of purchase:
Adhesive quickdial
memory label.
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Handset No
Power supply unit.
Serial number:
(on the underside of the base unit)
Telephone line cord.
Wall mounting screws.
For warranty purposes proof of
purchase is required, so please keep
your receipt.
HELPLINE
If you have problems with your
phone, call the Quartet 1100
Helpline on 0845 7697146.
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Safety information
General
Environmental
Only use the power supply unit
included with the product. Using
an unauthorised power supply
will invalidate your warranty
and may damage the telephone.
The item number for the power
supply unit is 872264.
Do not expose to direct
sunlight.
The product may heat up
when the batteries are being
recharged. This is normal.
However, to avoid damage we
recommend that you do not
place the product on
Radio signals transmitted
between the handset and base
may cause interference to
some hearing aids.
antique/veneered wood.
Do not expose your product to
fire, explosive or other
Do not dismantle the handset
or base station. This could
expose you to high voltages or
other risks. Contact the
helpline for repairs.
hazardous conditions.
There is a slight chance that
your phone could be damaged
by an electrical storm. We
recommend that you unplug the
power and telephone line cord
for the duration of the storm.
Never dispose of batteries in a
fire. There is a serious risk of
explosion and/or the release of
highly toxic chemicals.
Cleaning
Simply clean the handset and
base station with a damp (not
wet) cloth, or an antistatic wipe.
Never use household polish as
this will damage the product.
Never use a dry cloth as this
may cause a static shock.
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Setting up
Follow these steps to set up your Quarter 1100 ready for use.
1 Plug the power supply
unit cord into the back
of the base unit
Plan the location
Situate your Quartet 1100 close
enough to the mains power socket
and telephone socket so that the
cables will reach.
Make sure it is at least 1 metre away
from other electrical products to
avoid interference.
Do not situate the product in the
bathroom or other humid areas.
Your Quartet 1100 works by sending
and receiving radio signals between
the base unit and the handset.
The strength of the signal depends
on where you site the base unit and
how the aerial is deployed.
The higher the base unit is located,
the better. An upstairs room is ideal.
2 Connect the base unit
power supply unit to a
power socket
Your product can be wall mounted,
for more information see page 26.
The power supply unit must remain
plugged in all the time.
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Note
Note
Do not connect the telephone line
cord to the phone socket until the
handset is fully charged. This will
prevent the risk of the phone being
answered before the batteries are
charged, which may prevent them
from reaching maximum capacity.
When fully charged and in good
condition, the handset will provide
up to 7 hours talktime or 72 hours
standby.
If the handset battery is running
low, the IN USE/BATTERY LOW
light on the handset will flash every
10-15 seconds.
If you are making a call and the
handset battery is running low you
will hear a warning tone every
10-15 seconds.
3 Charge the handset
When you first use your Quartet 1100,
the rechargeable battery in the
handset needs charging for 24 hours.
Place the handset on the base unit
to recharge.
However, the charge capacity of
rechargeable batteries will reduce
with time as they wear out, so
reducing the talk/standby time of
the handset. Eventually they will
need to be replaced. New batteries
can be obtained from the BT shop
or from the Helpline.
Place the handset on the base unit,
ensuring the contacts are touching.
The red CHARGING light will come
on.
The charging light will remain
constantly lit while the handset is
placed on the base unit, even when the
handset batteries are fully charged.
To get the longest possible life
from your battery, take the handset
off the base unit for a few hours
each day.
WARNING
Under no circumstances should
non-rechargeable batteries be used.
Only use the approved batteries.
Using unapproved batteries will
invalidate your warranty and may
damage the telephone.
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4 Plug the telephone line
Helpline
cord into the bottom of
the base unit and plug
the other end of the line
cord into the telephone
wall socket
If you have any difficulties setting
up your Quartet 1100 please call
the Helpline on 0845 7697146.
Your Quartet 1100 is now ready for use.
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Using your
Quartet 1100
Making and receiving
calls
To receive a call
When the phone rings:
To make an external call
If your handset is on the
base unit, simply pick it up
to answer the call.
Press the buttons in the order
shown:
Or
If your handset is off the base
unit then the handset IN
USE/BATTERY LOW light
will flash, press the TALK
button to answer the call.
Lift the handset off the
base unit.
Press the TALK button.
Power/In use
The POWER/IN USE light
on the base unit begins to
flash and the IN USE light
In Use
Note
on the handset comes on.
The handset range is up to 250
metres from the base unit in ideal
conditions. If you start to go out of
range while using the phone, you
will hear warning beeps. Move
closer to the base unit. If you do
not move back into range your call
may be disconnected.
Listen for the dialling tone.
123 Dial the number you want.
To end a call
Press the TALK button.
Or
Your Quartet 1100 handset uses a
compact aerial which can be pulled
out to obtain the best signal and
reception available.
Replace the handset on the
base unit.
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Secrecy
To use the channel button
When on a call you can talk to
someone in the same room, without
your caller hearing.
Your Quartet 1100
automatically scans the
available radio channels and
selects the best quality
reception to use.
To switch Secrecy on and off
If you experience
interference during a call,
press the CHANNEL button
to select a different channel.
During a call press and
release the SECRECY button.
Secrecy
Your caller will be put on
hold and both you and the
caller will hear music until
the SECRECY button is
pressed again.
Note
An Inductive Coupler has been
built into the handset to improve
sound quality for people using
hearing aids. Switch your hearing
aid to T and adjust the position of
the handset until you get the best
reception.
The handset In Use light
will flash.
You can now talk to someone
in the room without your
caller hearing you.
The handset will beep
every minute until SECRECY
is turned off.
Last number redial
Your Quartet 1100 stores the last
number called which enables quick
and easy redialling. A redial number
can be no longer than 32 digits.
Press and release the
SECRECY button again to
return to your caller.
Secrecy
To redial the last number
called
Press the TALK button and
wait for the dialling tone.
Press the REDIAL button.
Redial
The number is dialled
automatically.
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To dial a one touch number
One touch memories
You can store one of your most
frequently used telephone numbers in
each of the one touch memories (M1
or M2). Please note that the number
can be no longer than 20 digits.
Press the TALK button.
Press the memory location
number, M1 or M2, under
which the number is stored.
M1
M2
The number is dialled
automatically. (If there is no
number stored you will hear
warning beeps.)
To store a one touch number
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Press the QUICKDIAL
button.
Quickdial memories
Enter the memory location
M1
number, M1 or M2, under
which you want to store the
number.
You can store a further ten telephone
numbers in the Quickdial memory.
Please note that the numbers can be
no longer than 20 digits long.
M2
Enter the telephone number
you want to store.
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Note
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Press the QUICKDIAL
button to confirm.
You can mix manual and memory
dialling as required, for example, you
can dial the area code 020 8304
from the memory and then complete
the number manually.
You will hear a confirmation
tone.
Note
Storing a number in the memory
automatically overwrites any
previous number stored under the
same location code.
To store a number in the
Quickdial memory
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Stored numbers can include
switchboard and network services
Press the QUICKDIAL
button.
that use the and buttons as well
✱
#
Enter the location number
as PAUSE and RECALL functions.
between 0 and 9, under
which you want to store the
number.
0-9
To enter a pause in a stored memory
number press the REDIAL button.
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Enter the telephone number
you want to store.
123
To delete stored numbers
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Press the QUICKDIAL
Any existing number stored
in the One touch or Quickdial
memories can be overwritten
by entering a new number
under the same location.
Simply follow the steps
button to confirm.
You will hear a confirmation
tone.
Note
under the storing numbers
sections previously shown.
There is a quickdial memory label
included in your packaging. You can
use this to keep a record of which
location number you have used for
each telephone number.
To adjust the handset
ringer volume
Remove backing from memory label
and place centrally into handset
cradle on base unit as shown.
You can adjust the handset
ringer volume when the
handset is not in use.
There are 3 settings, HIGH,
LOW and OFF.
The default setting is HIGH.
Press the DOWN button to
▲
reduce the volume.
To switch the ringer volume
OFF, press the DOWN button
▲
To dial a number in the
Quickdial memory
and hold for 2 seconds until
you hear a confirmation beep.
To adjust the volume, press
and release the UP button.
▲
Press the TALK button.
The ringer will be set to the
LOW level.
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Press the QUICKDIAL
button.
Press and release the UP
button again to set the
volume to HIGH.
▲
Enter the location number
0-9 between 0 and 9, under
which the number is stored.
You will hear a sample ring
on each press.
The number is dialled
automatically.
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To adjust the earpiece
volume
To adjust the base ringer
volume
There are 3 levels to choose
from, HIGH, LOW and OFF.
During a call you can adjust
the earpiece volume using
the UP and DOWN buttons.
▲
▲
1=HIGH; 2=LOW and
3=OFF. The default setting
is HIGH.
There are 4 levels, where
1 is the lowest and 4 is the
highest.
k
Press the QUICKDIAL
button.
The default setting is 2.
Press the button.
#
Enter the setting you want,
1-3.
To change the handset
melody
1-2-3
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Press the QUICKDIAL
button to confirm the setting.
You will hear a confirmation
tone.
There are 3 handset melodies
to choose from. The default
setting is melody one.
You will also hear a sample
ring of the base ringer at
levels 1 and 2.
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Press the QUICKDIAL
button.
Use the UP and DOWN
▲
buttons to scroll through
▲
the melodies and choose
the melody you want.
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Press the QUICKDIAL
button to confirm the setting.
You will hear a confirmation
tone.
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Paging
Note
When the handset ringer volume is
set to OFF the handset will not ring.
You can page the handset from the
base unit to alert a handset user that
they are wanted or to locate a
missing handset. However, paging
calls cannot be answered by a handset.
You cannot page the handset while
it is being used on a call.
An incoming call will override a
page call and the handset will ring
as normal.
To page the handset
If additional handsets are
registered to the Quartet 1100 base
unit then all handsets will ring
when paged.
Press the PAGE button on
the base unit.
Page
The handset will ring.
You can stop paging at any
time by pressing the PAGE
button on the base unit or
any buttons on the handset.
1471 (Call Return)
By pressing the 1471 button you can
hear the telephone number of the last
person who called you. You also have
the option to return the call.
Pressing the TALK button
will not only stop the paging
but also seize the line. Press
the TALK button a second
time to clear the line.
To use the 1471 button
After approximately one
minute your handset will
return to standby.
Press the TALK button and
wait for the dialling tone.
1471
Press the 1471 button.
You will hear the telephone
number of the last person
who called you. If the caller
withheld their number the
time of the call is still stored
but not the number.
You also have the option to
return the call.
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To use Call Waiting
Call Waiting
Note
You can answer the second
call, without disconnecting
your first caller, by pressing
the R button. The first caller
will be put on hold.
To use Call Waiting you will need
to subscribe to the Service from
your network provider. A quarterly
fee is payable.
R
R
When you have spoken to
the second caller you can
return to the first caller by
pressing the R button again.
You can switch back and
forth between the 2 calls
without disconnecting
If an incoming call arrives while you
are already engaged on a telephone
call, you will hear a soft beep every 5
seconds (this beep is not audible to
the person you are speaking to).
Instead of the engaged tone, the
second caller will hear an
either if you wish.
announcement to hold as you are
aware that there is a second call.
If you wish to disconnect
the first call, press the
TALK button after speaking
to the first caller.
The handset will then ring.
Press the TALK button
again and continue with the
second caller.
The second caller will only
be charged for their call
from the moment you answer
and not while they are waiting
for your initial contact.
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Using Quartet 1000
Additional Handsets
You can buy and use up to 3 Quartet
To register an additional
handset
1000 additional handsets with your
Quartet 1100 to extend your phone
system, without needing to install
extension sockets for each new phone.
Place the handset you wish
to register on the base unit
and then remove it.
Each additional handset is supplied
with its own charger and user
instructions, but the following
information will tell you how to
register and use an additional handset
with your Quartet 1100.
Press and hold the base
unit PAGE button for
5 seconds until both the
POWER/IN USE light on
the base unit and the
IN USE/BATTERY LOW
light on the handset begin
to flash.
Page
Note
You must charge your additional
handset for 24 hours before
registering it.
Page
Release the PAGE button
and press the TALK button
on the handset.
Your additional handset is
registered automatically and
you will hear a long
confirmation beep and the
IN USE light will stop
flashing.
Registering your
handset
You must register your Quartet
additional handset before it can be
used with your Quartet base unit.
Make sure that each additional
handset is registered with a different
number (2, 3 or 4) so it can be
identified from other additional
handsets, see page 19.
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To erase a registration
Note
code
The following erasing and
re-registering procedure can be used
for re-registering an original
handset. If you wish to re-register
please follow the instruction below,
using your original handset where
it refers to additional handset.
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Press the QUICKDIAL
button
Press the CHANNEL
button.
Press the button 4 times.
✱
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Press the QUICKDIAL
button.
To re-register an additional
handset
You will hear a confirmation
tone.
Your old registration code
is now erased and you can
re-register your additional
handset following the
Before re-registering, the
old registration code must
first be erased. Once erased
you can re-register your
additional handset by
procedure opposite.
following the registration
process on p18.
Note
Check that your additional handset
is registered correctly by pressing
the TALK button and listening for
a dial tone. If you do not hear a
dial tone your additional handset
is either out of range of the base
unit or it has not been registered
properly, or the base unit line cord
is not plugged in.
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To set the handset number
Note
Make a note of the handset number
by writing it on the quickdial label
on the additional handset’s charger.
Each additional handset
must be assigned an identity
number (2, 3 or 4). Your
Quartet 1100 handset is
already registered as
HANDSET 1. A Quartet
additional handset is pre-set
as HANDSET 2. However,
further additional handsets
can be numbered as they are
added.
Transferring calls
You can transfer calls between
handsets that are registered to the
base unit.
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To transfer a call
Press the QUICKDIAL
button.
Secrecy
Press the SECRECY button.
During your call press the
SECRECY button and then
Secrecy
Enter the handset number
the handset number that
you want to transfer the
call to.
2-4
between (2 and 4).
k
Press the QUICKDIAL
button. You will hear a beep
confirming that the new
number has been stored.
The called handset will ring.
If the call is not answered
within 30 seconds the calling
handset will ring.
Press the TALK button to
speak to the caller.
If after a further 30 seconds
the call is not taken the
caller will be disconnected.
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General information
Guarantee
If you have to return
your product
Subject to the terms listed below the
guarantee will provide for the repair of, or at
BT’s or its agent’s discretion, the option to
replace the Quartet 1100 or any component
thereof, (other than batteries), which is
identified as faulty or below standard, or as a
result of inferior workmanship or materials.
Products over 28 days old from the date of
purchase may be replaced with a refurbished
product.
Prior to returning your product, please read
the Help section on page 23, or contact the
Helpline on 0845 769 7146 for assistance.
If you still feel you have to return your
product, pack the base station and handset
securely, preferably in the original packaging.
All parts must be returned, including line
cords, power supplies and original batteries.
(Please note that we can not take
The conditions of this guarantee are:
• The guarantee shall only apply to defects
that occur 12 months from the date of
purchase, provided that the equipment is sent
to the repair address within this period.
• This guarantee does not cover any faults or
defects caused by accidents, misuse, fair wear
and tear, neglect, tampering with the
equipment, or any attempt at adjustment or
repair other than through approved agents.
• This guarantee does not affect your
statutory rights.
Within the 12 month guarantee period:
Prior to returning your product, please read
the Help section beginning on page 23.
In the unlikely event of a defect occuring,
please return the product, with the receipt, to
the place of purchase.
responsibility for goods damaged in transit).
Technical 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 which
may be connected to any one telephone line.
Your Quartet 1100 has a REN of 1.
A total REN of 4 is allowed. If the total REN of
4 is exceeded, the telephones may not ring.
With different telephone types there is no
guarantee of ringing, even when the REN is
less than 4.
Only use approved power supply, item code:
872264.
Outside of the 12 month guarantee period:
If your product needs repair after the
guarantee period has ended, the repair must
meet the approval requirements for
connection to the telephone network.
We recommend that you call the repair centre
on 01325 304346.
Only use approved batteries, item code
872276.
This product complies with R&TTE directive
(1999/5/EC).
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Call security
Switchboard access
codes
Your Quartet 1100 has its own digital
security code that prevents other
cordless phone owners from using
your phone line. This ensures that
you are charged only for calls using
your phone. However, all approved
cordless phones use radio signals to
communicate between the base unit
and cordless handset units. It is
therefore possible that your
To set the dialling mode
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Press the QUICKDIAL
button.
Press the button. You will
hear a tone.
✱
conversations could be overheard by
other people, on their cordless phones,
or on ordinary radios that use the
same radio frequencies.
Press 1 for Tone dialling.
Or
1
Press 2 for Pulse dialling.
2
As this problem applies equally to
all similar cordless phones currently
available in the UK, call privacy
cannot be guaranteed. However, the
security coding prevents unauthorised
use of your line.
k
Press the QUICKDIAL
button.
You will hear a confirmation
tone.
To insert a pause in the
memory
Switchboard
compatibility
With some switchboards,
after dialling the access
code you may have to wait
for a moment while the
switchboard picks up an
outside line.
This product is intended for use
within the UK for connection to the
public telephone network and
compatible switchboards, which
support tone and pulse dialling and
timed break recall. If in doubt please
consult your service provider.
If so, press the REDIAL
Redial
button to insert a pause
before entering the
telephone number.
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To use the recall facility
You may need to use the
recall function if you are
connected to a
R
switchboard/PBX (Private
Branch Exchange), contact
your PBX supplier for
further information. The
recall function, when set to
timed break recall, is also
used for BT Select Services.
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Help and advice
If you have any problems using your Quartet 1100, this section
will give you the most common, easy to follow solutions.
Telephone problems
Possible cause
Solution
Telephone not connected to
telephone line.
Plug the telephone into the
telephone line.
• No dialling tone.
Mains disconnected.
Power cut.
Wait until the power is restored.
• Telephone will not dial out.
Replace handset on base unit for
10 seconds and try again. If this
does not work, disconnect the
handset battery from the handset
for 10 minutes. Also disconnect
the mains power.
• Telephone cannot receive calls.
Handset battery pack is discharged.
Then reconnect the base unit to
the mains, then replace the
handset on the base unit for 10
seconds and try again.
Place the handset on the base
unit and recharge it for 24 hours
ensuring the CHARGING light
is on.
You may be trying to use tone
dialling on a pulse dialling
exchange.
See page 22 to change to pulse
dialling.
• You have dialling tone but the
telephone will not dial out.
You are connected to a PBX and
are not dialling the access code.
Use the PBX access code.
See page 22 for more information
on switchboard use.
Handset battery pack is
discharged.
Place the handset on the base
unit and recharge it for 24 hours.
• Handset does not ring and
there is no IN USE light on
handset.
The handset ringer may be set to
its minimum setting.
Increase the handset ringer
volume.
• Handset does not ring, but
IN USE light show on handset.
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Telephone is not connected to the
telephone line.
Plug the telephone into the
telephone socket.
• Base unit does not ring but
lights show on base unit.
The base ringer is set to off.
Line fault or faulty socket.
Set the base ringer setting to a
higher volume.
Try the telephone on another
socket or another line. If the
telephone works, contact BT on
151, or your telephone network
operator for repairs to the line or
socket.
You are moving out of range.
Radio channel interference.
Radio channel interference.
Move closer to the base unit.
• Callers are faint.
• Interference.
• Buzzing.
Press the CHANNEL button on
the handset, to select a clearer
channel.
• Whooshing.
Press the CHANNEL button on
the handset, to select a clearer
channel.
• Echoing.
The base unit or the handset are
too close to electrical equipment
or metal obstructions.
Relocate the base unit or move
around with the handset until
reception improves.
• Tinniness.
• No Quickdial store.
You may have pressed the TALK
button first before storing the
number.
Don’t press the TALK button
when storing numbers.
You may have pressed a number
key on the handset after pressing
the SECRECY button. The current
handset will try to transfer the call
to another handset.
Wait 30 seconds; the call will
return to the current handset.
Or press the TALK button and the
call will return immediately.
• Call appears to have been cut
off after pressing the SECRECY
button.
The handset needs recharging.
Replace the handset on the base
unit, ensuring that the base unit
is plugged in and that the
• BATT LOW light on the
handset is flashing.
CHARGING light is on.
Dirty contacts on base unit or
handset.
Clean the contacts with a dry cloth.
Heavy soiling can be removed with
a pencil eraser.
• No CHARGING light on the
base unit.
If you are still experiencing difficulties please call the Helpline on 0845 769 7146.
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Wall mounting
Your Quartet 1100 can be
wall-mounted by removing the desk
bracket.
For the best operating conditions,
try to place the base unit away from
large metal objects and other
electrical appliances.
Please refer to page 28,
wall-mounting template.
1
Drill 2 holes for the screws and
insert the wall-plugs provided (if
required).
Note
WALL PLUG
Before you wall-mount your
Quartet 1100, check that:
70 mm
WALL
• the wall can support the weight
of the base unit and handset;
• the position you choose leaves
enough space so that the base
unit is clear of any obstruction
on the wall, such as a shelf or
cupboard. Room should be left
so that the handset can be placed
on charge without touching any
obstructions.
2 Drive the screws into the wall,
leaving about 4mm free on which to
mount the bracket and base unit.
3
Make sure that the power supply and
the telephone cables are connected
to the base unit, then fit the cables
into the channels on the bottom of
the base unit.
Attach the base unit by hooking it
4
over the screws protruding from
the wall.
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Index
1471 (Call Return)
16
Make a call
11
15
Melody – handset
Additional handsets
Aerial
At a glance
18
11
2
One touch memory
deleting
dial
14
13
13
Batteries
charging
9
9
9
store
low warning
Paging
Pause
Phone socket
Power supply unit
16
13, 22
10
Call Waiting
Calls
17
8
end
11
11
11
12
12
20
12
external
receive
Quickdial memory
deleting
dial
14
14
13
redial
secrecy
transfer
Channel button
store
Recall
23
11
12
18
Receive a call
Redial
Dialling mode
22
21
Registering – handset
Guarantee information
Safety information
Secrecy
Security coding
Setting up
Switchboard use
7
12
22
8
Handset
aerial
11
9
charging
melody
number
register
Help
15
22
20
18
24-25
6
Technical information
Transferring calls
21
20
Helpline
Volume
Inductive Coupler
12
base ringer
earpiece
15
15
14
Last number redial
Location of product
12
8
handset ringer
Wall mounting
Wall mounting template
26
28
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Wall mounting template
70mm
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are subject to availability and may be modified from time to time.
Services and equipment are provided subject to British
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British Telecommunications plc in the UK.
© British Telecommunications plc 2000.
Registered Office: 81 Newgate Street, London EC1A 7AJ.
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