BT RESPONSE 125 User manual

Userfriendly

Guide

Response 125

Lift flap

Please open this page for

an ‘At a glance’ guide to

your Response 125.

At a glance

Memory

buttons

Use to store

and dial one

touch

telephone

numbers.

Page 8

Recall button for use

with switchboards and

BT Select Services.

Page 10

Quickdial

Enables two

touch dialling

of up to 10

stored

numbers.

Page 8,9

Memory label

For one touch

buttons.

Secrecy

Allows you to

talk to

someone in

the same

room, without

the person on

the other end

of the line

hearing your

conversation.

Page 10

Store

Use when

storing one

touch and

Quickdial

telephone

numbers.

Page 8

Redial

Press to

redial the

last number

called or to

enter a pause

in the

memory.

Page 9

Play/Memo/

Skip >

Used to play

and skip

forward

through

messages and

memos, also

used to record

memos.

Page 13-17

Delete/Time

Deletes

messages and

sets time and

day.

Pages 12,13,14,

16,17

Message

Indicator

Lights up

when

messages

have been left.

Pages 12, 14

Volume

button

Adjusts the

volume for

message

and memo

playback.

Page 11

Microphone

For recording

outgoing

messages

Memory label

For two touch

buttons.

Answer

ON/OFF/

Skip <

Switches the

answering

machine on

and off, lets

you skip

backward

through your

messages and

memos, sets

answer delay.

Page 13-16

Stop/OGM

Checks your

current

outgoing

message,

records a new

outgoing

message and

stops playback

of messages.

Page 12

Handset catch

Retains

handset if wall

mounted.

Page 26

Handset park

When wall mounted you can

hook the handset on this if

you need to temporarily

move away from the phone.

Page 26

Battery Low

Indicator

Battery low

light comes

on when

either there is

no back-up

battery in

place or the

battery is

running low.

Page 7

Contents

At a glance 1

Introduction 4

Setting up 5

Using your telephone 8

Using the answering machine 11

Remote access 19

Help 22

Technical information 23

Index 25

Wall- mounting template 26

In this user guide, we’ve

included helpful tips and

useful notes. They are

shown in a white box

like this.

Hints and tips

boxes

Introduction

Your Response 125 telephone answering

machine is designed for ease of use and

made to the high standards set by BT

Thank you for

choosing a BT

product. You can

expect your phone

to give you many

years of quality

service.

Please read

the instructions

carefully before

use, and keep this

User Guide for

future reference.

Date of purchase:

Place of purchase:

Serial number:

(on base of answering

machine)

Purchase price:

(for warranty purposes,

proof of purchase is

required, so please keep

your receipt)

For your records

If you have problems

with your machine,

call the Response 125

Helpline Service,

Lo-call 08457 585 589.

Customer Helpline

Setting up

Follow these steps to get your

Response 125 ready to use

IMPORTANT

Check that your Response 125

is complete.

When you unpack you must have:

Response 125 Telephone

answering machine

with telephone line

cord attached

Mains power

adaptor plug

Screws and wall plugs for wall

mounting

✓

✓The apparatus is only

designed to be operated in

a normal office or

domestic environment.

It should not be used in

bathrooms or near water.

Warning

Situating your

Response 125

Situate your Response

125 close enough to a

mains power socket so

that the cables will

reach.

Do not cover or

enclose the machine;

allow a free flow of air

to its surfaces.

To wall mount your

Response 125, use the

screws and wall plugs

provided. There is a

wall-mounting template

at the back of this

guide.

Check your

telephone wall socket

If you do not have a

modern-style socket,

call Freefone

0800 800 150

and ask for a BT

engineer to come and

fit the correct socket.

This is a chargeable

service.

Plug your Response

125 telephone line

cord into the wall

socket

Plug the

mains adaptor in

the back of the

machine

Place the adaptor cord

in the channel provided

to prevent it being

pulled out accidentally.

Failure to use the adaptor

supplied may result in

damage to the product.

Now plug the mains

adaptor plug into a

convenient mains

socket and switch

The Message Indicator

will flash for 8 seconds.

It will then show the

normal ‘no messages’

display.

Your Response 125

is now ready for use.

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