BT Response 75 User Guide from Telephones Online

Response 75 – Edition 7 – 26th October ’00 – 3370

User GuideDigital Answering Machine

Response 75 Plus

This product is intended for connection to analogue public switched telephonenetworks and private switchboards in the United Kingdom.


Please open this page for an ‘at a glance’guide to your Response 75

Message Counter

Indicates when themachine is on or off,how many messageshave been left or whenthe memory is full.

Battery Low

Lights up if thebattery is notinstalled or theback-up batteryneeds replacing.

Ans. Mode

Lets you changeanswer mode toAnswer Only socallers are unableto leave messages.

Microphone

For recording youroutgoing message or memo.

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At a glance


VIP on-off

Announces your VIPcode and allows you toturn the VIP featureon or off.

Stop

Stops messageplayback and anyother operation.

Answer on-off

Switches the answermachine on and off.

OGM

Use to record andcheck your personaloutgoing message.

1471 on-off

To set the 1471feature to on or off.

Delete

Lets you deleteindividual messages,all messages or yourOGM.

� Skip

Use to skipbackwards throughyour messages and for setting the time.Also used to switchthe audible messagealert on or off.

Skip �

Use to skipforwards throughyour messagesand for settingthe time and ringdelay.

Play/memo

Use to playmessages andmemos. Also letsyou record memomessages.

Pause

Lets you pause amessage or memos.

Volume –/+

Adjusts the volume ofmessage playback, OGMand voice prompts.

Answeron/off

Stop Pause

memoPlay

Time

Used to set andcheck the dayand time.

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Key features


36 minutes recording capacity

Offers the benefits of digital recording.

Voice prompts

Helps you to follow instructions more easily.

VIP feature

Sets your answering machine to answercalls silently but allows designatedcallers to alert you with a beep tone.

Call return 1471

After each incoming message themachine will dial 1471 and record theannouncement that gives you thetelephone number of your callerwhether they leave a message or not.

Audible Message Alert

Audible message alert beeps to let youknow when you have new messages.This can be switched on and off.

Remote access

You can ring your Response 75 fromanother phone and switch it on oroperate it to play back your messages.

Time saver

You can set your Response 75 so that itwill answer after 2 rings if messages havebeen left. If there are no new messagesit will answer after 6 rings. Duringremote access this allows you to hangup before your Response 75 answers,therefore avoiding the cost of a call.

Message counter

Allows you to see if the machine is onor off, how many messages have beenleft, or when the memory is full.

Time & day stamp

Announces the time and day eachmessage was received.

Answer delay

Allows you to set the number of ringsbefore calls are answered.

8 step electronic volume control

Lets you set the loudspeaker volume for message playback, outgoing messageand voice prompts.

Note

On the underside of the unit you will finda quick reference guide which you canswing out, giving you instructions on someof the products most useful features.

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In this guide


At a glance 1

Key features 2

Introduction 4

Setting up 5

Safety instructions 8

Using your Response 75 9Answering machine controls 9Outgoing message 11Receiving messages 13Audible message alert 14Call screening 15VIP feature 151471 feature 16

Remote access 18Your security code 18Menu for remote access 19

Help 21Guide to the display 23

General information 24Guarantee 24Technical information 25Switchboard compatibility 25

Wall mounting template 27

Index 29


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For your records

For warranty purposes, proof ofpurchase is required, so please keepyour receipt.

Keep a reference of your Remoteaccess Security Code here:

See ‘Remote Access’, page 18.

Date of purchase:

Place of purchase:

Serial number (on the underside of the unit):

Purchase price:

Introduction Your Response 75 has been designed for ease of use and made tothe high standards set by BT

You can expect your Response 75 to giveyou many years of trouble-free service.

Please read the instructions carefullybefore use and keep this User Guide forfuture reference.

Unpacking your Response 75

If anything is missing, please contactyour place of purchase immediately.

● Response 75 digital answering machinewith telephone line cable attached.

● Plug mounted, 13 amp mains adaptor.

● Screws and wall plugs for wall mounting.

The display will flash for 38 seconds. It will then show the normal ‘nomessages’ display. The display will flashslowly until any button is pressed.

3 Plug the adaptor into a mains power socket


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Setting upFollow these steps to set up your Response 75 ready for use

Plan the location of yourResponse 75

Situate your Response 75 close enoughto the phone and mains power socketsso that the cables will reach. To prevent the mains cable being

pulled out accidentally, place the cablebehind the clip on the back of the unit.

If you do not have a modern phonesocket, call Freephone 0800 800 150and ask for a BT engineer to come andfit the correct socket.

This is a chargeable service.

1 Check your telephone wall socket

2 Plug the mains power cord into the back of themachine


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Before inserting the back-up batteryyou must ensure that your unit isconnected to the mains power.

The back-up battery (9V alkaline notsupplied) ensures that all settings andmessages are saved for up to six hoursin the event of a power cut.

If the back-up battery runs out, or nobattery is fitted, then in the event of apower failure your Response 75 willrevert to its original settings andmessages will be lost.

If the battery is low the “Battery Low”light will come on.

Insert a 9V alkaline battery into thebattery compartment.

You will now be able to use yourtelephone as normal.

Your Response 75 is now ready to use.

4 Insert the back-up battery

6 You can now plug yourtelephone line cord intoyour Response 75

Please note

Your Response 75 Plus battery low light,located beside the display, indicates back-up battery strength.

The LED will light up when the batteryis low. It also remains lit when no back-up battery is inserted.

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5 Plug your Response 75into the telephone socket

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Use the template on page 27 to drillholes in the wall. Leave a small gapbetween the screw heads and the wall.

Place your Response 75 over the screwheads and slide down.

WALL

WALL PLUG SCREW

72 mm

7 Wall mounting yourResponse 75

72 mm


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Safety instructions

• Simply clean your Response 75 witha damp (not wet) cloth, or anantistatic wipe. Never use householdpolish as this may damage theproduct. Never use a dry cloth asthis may cause static shock.

• Only use the power supply includedwith the product. Using anunauthorised power supply unit willinvalidate your guarantee and maydamage the answer machine. The itemnumber for the power supply unit is872300.

• Do not open the Response 75. Thiscould expose you to high voltages orother risks.

• This product should not be usednear emergency/intensive caremedical equipment and should notbe used by people with pacemakers.

• Never dispose of batteries in a fire.There is a serious risk of explosionand/or the release of highly toxicchemicals.

• Do not expose to direct sunlight.

• The product may heat up. Thisis normal. However, we recommend that you do not place the product onantique/veneered wood to avoiddamage.

• Do not stand your product on carpets or other surfaces whichgenerate fibres, or place it in locationspreventing free flow of air over itssurfaces.

• Do not submerge any part of yourproduct in water and do not use it indamp or humid conditions, such asin bathrooms.

• Do not expose your product to fire,explosive or other hazardousconditions.

• There is a slight chance that yourphone could be damaged by anelectrical storm. We recommend thatyou unplug the power and telephoneline cord for the duration of the stormas damage is not covered by theguarantee.

General Environmental


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Using your Response 75

You can switch your answeringmachine on and off or set it toAnswer Only mode so callersare unable to leave messages.

Press buttons in the order shown

To switch the answering machineon or off:Press the Answer on/off button.You will hear “Answer on” or“Answer off”.

When off, the display shows asingle dash.

When on, the display showsthe number of messagesreceived e.g 5.

Press the Answer on/off buttonagain to switch between onand off.

To set the answering machineto Answer Only mode:Press the Ans. Mode button.

You will hear “Answer Only on”and the display will show .Callers will not be able to leavea message.

If you press the Ans. Modebutton again you will hear“Answer only off ”. YourResponse 75 will return toAnswer On mode and displaythe number of messagesreceived.

Answering machine controls

The message playback volumecan be set to a level suitablefor you.

The original volume setting is3 (mid-level).

To increase the volume.

To decrease the volume.

As you press, a beep sounds at the level you are selecting.When the volume is at itshighest or lowest level you willhear 2 beeps.

To adjust the loudspeakervolumeAnswer

on/off

Answeron/off

Volume +

– Volume

Ans. mode

Ans. mode

To set the answering machineMode-Answer on/off orAnswer Only


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Press and hold down the Time button, your Response 75announces the current hoursetting.

Whilst holding down the Time button, press the Skip�

or � Skip buttons to select thecorrect hour.

Press and hold the Skip� or� Skip buttons to move rapidlythrough the hour settings.

When the hour setting yourequire is announced, releasethe Time button.

Press and hold down the Time button, your Response 75announces the current minutesetting.

Whilst holding down the Time button, press the Skip�

or � Skip buttons to select thecorrect minutes.

Press and hold the Skip� or� Skip buttons to move rapidlythrough the minute settings.

When the minute setting yourequire is announced, releasethe Time button.

Your Response 75 will announcethe full day and time.

Time

Skip�

� Skip

Time

Time

Skip�

� Skip

Skip�

� Skip

Skip�

� Skip

Please note

The time on your Response 75 isannounced using the 12-hour clock. Be sure to hold down the � or � buttonslong enough for your machine to saywhether it is am or pm.

Skip�

� Skip

Your Response 75 will storethe day and time an incomingmessage or memo wasrecorded. The Response 75uses the 12 hour clock.

To check the time:Press and release the Timebutton, your Response 75 willannounce the day and time inhours and minutes.

To set the time:Press and hold down the Time button, your Response 75announces the current daysetting.

Whilst holding down the TIME button, press the Skip�

or � Skip buttons to select thecorrect day.

When the day setting yourequire is announced, releasethe Time button.

To set the time and day

Please note

If you alter the volume during playback of a message, the beep does not soundbut the volume will change accordingly.If the volume is below mid-volume, it will automatically return to the mid-volume setting when any buttonsare pressed (for example, if a message isplayed back). The volume is unaffectedduring remote access or call screening.

Time


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The outgoing message is the message a caller hears when your Response 75answers a call.

Your Response 75 comes with 2 pre-recorded outgoing messages. Whenset to Answer On your Response 75 willannounce, “Hello, your call cannot betaken at the moment, so please leave yourmessage after the tone”.

When set to Answer Only your Response75 will announce, “Hello, your call cannotbe taken at the moment and you cannotleave a message, so please call later” andthey will not be able to leave a message.

You can use these outgoing messagesor you may prefer to record your own.

Outgoing message

Select the answer mode in which you want to record yourown outgoing message:

Answer on/off or

Answer Only.

Your 2 outgoing messages willbe stored separately and theoutgoing message played willdepend on the mode you haveselected.

You can record an outgoingmessage of up to 2 minuteslong.

Press and hold the OGM button.Your Response 75 will beepand the display will show r.

Keep holding down the OGMbutton and record yourmessage clearly about 15-30cms from the microphone.

When you have finishedrecording, release the OGMbutton. You will hear a longbeep and your message will beplayed back to you. You willthen hear a long beep andyour Response 75 will returnto the answer mode selected.

To re-record your OGM repeatthis procedure.

To record your own outgoingmessage

OGM

Please note

When set to Answer only, pressingthe Answer on/off button will notfunction.

Please note

Your outgoing message may soundsomething like this: ‘Hello, I’m sorryI can’t take your call at present. If you would like to leave a message,please speak after the tone.’

Answeron/off

Ans. mode

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Call counter

The counter will display thenumber of messages that havebeen recorded in the memory.

If you have received 10 ormore messages the displaywill flash 9 to indicate this.Please see page 23 for a guideto the display.

To set the answer delay

Please note

The Time Saver setting can avoidyou the cost of a call when accessingyour machine remotely from anexternal telephone.

Your Response 75 is set toanswer calls after 4 rings

You can change the number ofrings before your Response 75will answer a call. You have achoice of between 2-9 ringsand Time Saver.

When set to Time Saver yourResponse 75 will answer after6 rings if no new messageshave been recorded, or 2 ringsif new messages have beenrecorded (for more informationon remote access, see page 18).

Press and hold the Skip�

button.

To delete your outgoingmessage

You can delete either of youroutgoing messages and returnto one of the pre-recordedoutgoing messages.

Ensure that you select thecorrect outgoing message thatyou want to delete. For example,if you want to delete theAnswer Only outgoing messagemake sure your Response 75 is set to Answer Only first.

Press the OGM button.

During playback of youroutgoing message press theDelete button.

Your OGM will stop playing,you will hear a short beep andyour Response 75 will returnback to the pre-recordedoutgoing message

OGM

Delete

Select the Answer mode in whichyou want to check your OGM:

Answer on/off

or

Answer Only.

Press the OGM button.

Your outgoing message will beplayed back to you.

To check your outgoingmessage

OGM

Answeron/off

Ans. mode

Skip�

Your Response 75 announcesthe current ring delay and themessage counter displays theselected answer delay setting.

Keep holding the Skip� button.Your Response 75 announcesand displays the answer delayoptions.

When you hear your desiredsetting, release the Skip�

button. After 2 seconds yourResponse 75 will announce thenew answer delay setting andthen return to ‘Answer On’mode. The setting will be shownon the display.

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Receiving messages

To receive incoming messages

After following the set-up procedureyour Response 75 is ready to receivemessages.

To check the answer delaysetting

Press the Skip� button.

You Response 75 will announcethe current ring delay settingand show the setting on thedisplay.

Skip�

Your Response 75 willautomatically record anincoming message when it is connected to your phonesocket and is set to ‘Answer On’.

When your Response 75 hasreceived new messages (ormemos) it will beep (see‘Audible Message Alert to switchoff ’) and the display will showthe number of messagesreceived. If you have morethan 9 messages, the displaywill flash 9.

If the memory is full then it willannounce, “Memory full, thankyou for calling” and disconnectthe line.

Your Response 75 can recordup to 30 messages and memos,within a total recording time of 36 minutes. If the memorycapacity is full, the display willflash F and your answeringmachine will not record furthermessages.

Please note

Two minutes is the maximum timeallowed for each incoming message.If the maximum message length isreached, your Response 75 willannounce, “Thank you for calling”and disconnect the line.

To record a memo

Playmemo


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You can use your Response 75to record a memo which canbe played back by another user.

A memo can be of any length,up to the maximum recordingtime available (36 minutes).

Press and hold the Play/memobutton.

Your Response 75 will beep andthe display flashes ‘r’.

Keep holding the Play/memobutton and record your memoclearly, about 15-30 cms fromthe microphone.

To end the recording releasethe Play/memo button.

Your Response 75 stores memosand treats them in the same wayas incoming messages.

Please note

To play back, delete or skip forward orbackward through memos, follow theinstructions for playing back messages(see below).

Press the Play/memo button.Your Response 75 will announce“You have X messages”.

Messages and memos areannounced and played back inthe order they were received.

During message playback themessage indicator shows thenumber of the message beingplayed. 9 flashes if themessage is number 10 or more.

Press the Skip� button to skip forward to the beginningof the next message.

Press the � Skip button onceto return to the start of thecurrent message or twice to goback to the previous message.

Press the Pause button topause playback. The displaywill flash P. Press it again toresume playback.

When all your messages havebeen played, your Response 75announces “End of messages” andthe message indicator countsdown from 8 to 0.

Playmemo

Skip�

Skip�

Pause

To playback messages andmemos

Audible message alert

Press and hold � Skip to togglebetween on and off.

You can stop your Response 75 frombeeping to indicate new memos andmessages have been left.

Press and hold � Skip button. Your Response 75 announces “MessageAlert off”.

To switch message alert on press andhold the � Skip button again. Your Response 75 announces “MessageAlert On”.


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To delete all messages

Wait until playback of allmessages has finished and themessage counter begins tocount down from 8 to 0.

During this time, press theDelete button. Your Response75 announces “All messagesdeleted”.

By pressing the Stop buttonduring the 8 second countdownyour messages will be saved.

Delete

You can let your Response 75 answer an incoming call and hear the caller’svoice through the loudspeaker so youcan decide whether or not to take thecall in person.

Make sure that the volume is set to anaudible level and that the VIP feature is off.

Allow the incoming call to be answeredby your Response 75 as normal. You willhear the caller begin to leave a message.

If you want to talk to the caller in person,pick up your handset and speak. YourResponse 75 will automatically stoprecording and reset to answer new calls.

Call screening

To switch VIP on and off

VIP is pre-set to OFF.

Press and hold the VIP button,while still holding the VIPbutton, press the Answer on/offbutton. VIP will switch on.

Repeat the procedure to switchVIP off.

Your Response 75 has a VIP featurewhich sets your answering machine toanswer calls silently (do not disturb)but allows designated VIP callers toalert you with a beep tone that they aretrying to contact you. The VIP featurewill only operate when the answeringmachine is set to ‘Answer On mode’.

VIP feature

VIP

Answeron/off

To delete individual messages

During message playbackpress the Delete button.

Your Response 75 announces“Message deleted”.

By pressing the Stop buttonduring the 8 second countdownat the end of all message play,the messages selected fordeletion will be saved.

Delete

Stop


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To switch the feature on/off

Press the 1471 button.

Your Response 75 will announce“1471 on/off” as appropriate.

The 1471 feature is pre-set to on. Aftereach incoming message your Response75 is set to dial the free 1471 serviceand record the announcement thatgives you the telephone number of yourcaller whether they leave a message ornot. On playing back messages you willbe given the caller’s number and timeof the call.

The display will show ‘d’ when diallingthe 1471 service. The 1471 feature canbe switched off.

1471 feature

1471

To change the VIP code

Press and hold the VIP button.

Keep holding VIP and press theSkip� button to move forwardthrough numbers, or press � Skip to move backward.

The VIP code numbers rangefrom 00 to 59.

When you reach your desiredcode number, release the VIPbutton. Your Response 75 willannounce the new VIP code.

To stop the VIP alert beeps

KEYPAD Press the # button. YourResponse 75 will announce“Please leave your message afterthe tone”. Your caller can thenleave you a message.

To allow VIP callers to alert you

Give your VIP callers the VIPcode. Your pre-set code is 40.

KEYPAD Tell them to key in the codewhen they hear your outgoingmessage. VIP alert lasts for 30seconds.

If callers wish to cancel theKEYPAD alert, they press the # button

on their phone. The unit willgive a long beep at the end ofthe OGM, the caller can thenleave a message after the beep.

VIP

Skip�

� Skip

To check the VIP code andsetting

Press and release the VIPbutton. Your Response 75 willannounce the 2 digit VIP codeand tell you if the VIP settingis on or off.

VIP


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To cancel any procedure

Pressing the Stop button willcancel any procedure currentlyin progress.

After pressing the Stop buttonyour Response 75 will return to‘Answer On’ mode.

Stop

Please note

The free 1471 service announces theday and time that the call was left.Your Response 75 will automaticallyrecord this announcement immediatelyafter receiving a call. Consequently the day of the call will be recorded as‘today’. Therefore it is recommendedthat you check your messages on a dailybasis. The free 1471 announcementalso asks if you wish to return the call.In fact you are not able to do this.

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Remote accessYou can switch on and operate your answering machine fromanother TouchTone phone to play back your messages and memos


To keep your messages private, yourResponse 75 requires you to enter a 2-digit security code before you canplay back your messages.

For your security code, look at the swingout label on the underside of the machine.(You cannot change the security code).

Your security code

To operate your Response 75remotely

Dial your Response 75 phonenumber.

When you hear your outgoingKEYPAD message, press the ✱ button.

You will hear 2 beeps.

The message counter on yourResponse 75 will flash ‘A’.

KEYPAD Key in the first digit of yoursecurity code (within 8 seconds).You will hear a beep.

KEYPAD Key in the second digit of your security code. You will heara beep.

If you enter the incorrect code,your Response 75 willannounce “Security code error.

Please enter again”. If youenter the wrong code again,your Response 75 willannounce “Security code error.Thank you for calling” and thenend the call.

Once you have entered thecorrect security code, you canoperate your Response 75remotely.

If you have no messages, yourResponse 75 will announce“You have no messages” and waitfor 8 seconds for you to enteranother remote instruction.

If you have new messages,your Response 75 will announce“You have ‘x’ message(s)”, andthen play them back to you. See‘Menu for remote access’, page19 for more remote functions.

To turn your Response 75 on

This is useful if you forgot toturn on your answering machinebefore going out.

Ring your Response 75. It willanswer the call after 20 rings.When you hang-up, theanswering machine will beswitched on and will answer calls.


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You can now playback, and accessvarious other remote functions usingthe phones keypad, as follows:

Menu for remote access

To repeat current message

During message playback:

KEYPAD Press the 4 button.

To delete the current message



Your Response 75 willannounce “Message deleted”.

To delete all messages

When you hear “End ofmessages”, within 8 seconds,

KEYPAD press 5 on your keypad.

Your Response 75 willannounce “All messages deleted”.

To stop/cancel a command


KEYPAD Press the 0 button. YourResponse 75 will give 2 beeps.

To replay all messages

When you hear “End ofmessages”, within 8 seconds,


To skip backwards to theprevious message


KEYPAD Press the 4 button twice to skipback to the previous message,or three times to move back 2messages, etc.

To skip forwards to the nextmessage



You can move forward twomessages by pressing the 6button twice, move forward 3messages by pressing it 3 times,and so on.

Please note

If the memory is full, you will have todelete some messages before yourResponse 75 will switch to ‘answer on’mode.

After you hear the ‘memory full’announcement, you have 8 seconds toenter your security code. You can thendelete messages, see ‘To delete messages’,page 19.


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To switch your answeringmachine on/off

When you hear “End ofmessages” or “You have nomessages”, within 8 seconds,


Your Response 75 answeringmachine will switch off andannounce “Answer off”.

KEYPAD Press the 8 button again within8 seconds, to switch back onagain. Your Response 75 willannounce “Answer On”.

To switch between AnswerRecord and Answer Only mode

When you hear “End ofmessages”. Within 8 seconds,

KEYPAD press 3 your Response 75 willannounce “Answer Only on” or“Answer Only off”.

KEYPAD Press 3 again to change thesetting.

To check your outgoingmessage


KEYPAD press 9 on the keypad.

Your Response 75 will playback your message.

To change your outgoingmessage


KEYPAD press 7 twice.

Your Response 75 will beep tolet you know it is starting torecord.

When you have finishedrecording your new outgoingmessage, press and hold the

KEYPAD 0 button for 1 second.

Your Response 75 will beepand play back your message.

To retrieve the defaultKEYPAD announcement, press 5 during

playback of your message.

To pause a message


KEYPAD Press the 2 button. You willhear a beep every 10 seconds.

KEYPAD Press 2 again to resumeplayback.

If you pause for longer than 60 seconds, the line will bedisconnected.

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HelpIf you have any problems using your Response 75, this section givesyou the most common solutions


Call counter does not light up

Check that your Response 75 is correctlyconnected to the mains and that thepower cable is inserted correctly intothe back of your Response 75.

If you have inserted the back-up batterybefore connecting to the mains poweryou will need to reset your Response 75.

No dialling tone

Check your line cord is correctlyconnected to the socket and yourResponse 75.

Response 75 display is flashingcontinuously

This indicates an error. Press anybutton on your answering machine.Flashing should stop and the answeringmachine should reset to its settings onfirst ‘power up’. Unplug the line cordand power cord. Wait 5 minutes andthen replug.

Press the Answer on/off button on youranswering machine. Flashing shouldstop and Response 75 should reset tosettings on first ‘power up’.

Response 75’s battery low indicator is on

The back-up battery is either low inpower, missing or incorrectly installed.Open the battery compartment. Ifbattery is correctly in place, try replacingit with a new 9V alkaline battery. Whenoperating at normal power the batterylight remains off.

Incoming message does not record

Make sure your Response 75 is set toanswer-on mode and that the memoryis not full. When the memory is full, thedisplay will flash F.

You cannot hear messages or incoming calls

Your Response 75’s volume may be settoo low. Adjust the volume by pressing+ on the volume control.

You experience a power cut

If a working battery is installed insideyour Response 75, its settings andmessages should be saved until powerresumes. It will not be able to recordany new messages, however.


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You cannot access remotely

Make sure that the telephone you areusing to access your Response 75 has a TouchToneTM keypad.

When entering your code, make sureyou allow enough time, at least 2 seconds,between digits for your Response 75 torecognise each one.

VIP function does not respond

Make sure that VIP is switched on. See ‘To switch VIP on or off ’, page 15.

To reset

If you encounter a problem and yourResponse 75 will not respond to anybutton presses, remove the batterythen turn off the power for 10 seconds.Turning the power back on will resetyour Response 75 to ‘Answer-On’ mode.

Ensure that your Response 75 isconnected to the mains power beforeyou insert the back-up battery.

All messages will be lost when resettingyour Response 75.

Buzzing noise on answer machine

Your answering machine is too close toa radio, TV, computer, cordless ormobile telephone, causing interference.Move it another metre away.

Clicking from answer machine

In some instances, when the 1471feature is switched on, you may hear aseries of quiet clicks. This is normaloperation.

No OGM

You may have accidentally pressed theOGM button for too long when checkingyour outgoing message, and recorded ashort silent outgoing message. Re-recordyour outgoing message, which will allowyou to delete it if you wish, or re-instatethe pre-recorded outgoing message.

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Response 75 Message counter display shows

Power off

Power up or reset (about 8 seconds) ––––––(flashing)

Power on – answer-off mode ––

Answer-on mode –no messages – (flashing slowly), then 1 to 9after reset (according to number of messages

recorded following reset) until abutton is pressed.

Answer-on mode, 0-9 messages – normal use 0 to 9

Answer-on mode, more than 9 messages 9 (flashing)

Answer only outgoing message

Message paused P (flashing)

Audible message Alert ON

Audible message Alert OFF

Message recording (memo, outgoing message or incoming message) r (flashing)

Remote access in progress A (flashing)

Memory full F (flashing rapidly)

Setting or reading Answer delay t or 2 to 9

1471 function in progress d (flashing)

Error E (flashing rapidly)

Guide to the display

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General information


Your Response 75 is guaranteed for aperiod of 12 months from the date ofpurchase.

Subject to the terms listed below theguarantee will provide for the repair of,or at BT’s or its agent’s discretion theoption to replace the Response 75, orany component thereof, (other thanbatteries), which is identified as faultyor below standard, or as a result ofinferior workmanship or materials.

The conditions of this guarantee are:• The guarantee shall only apply to

defects that occur within the 12 monthguarantee period.

• Proof of purchase is provided.• The equipment is returned to BT or

its agent as instructed.• This guarantee does not cover any

faults or defects caused by accidents,misuse, fair wear and tear, neglect,tampering with the equipment, or anyattempt at adjustment or repair otherthan through approved agents.

• This guarantee does not affect yourstatutory rights.

Pack the unit securely, preferably in theoriginal packaging. All parts must bereturned including the mains poweradaptor. We cannot take responsibilityfor goods damaged in transit.

Guarantee

If you have to return yourResponse 75

Within the 12 month guarantee period:If you experience difficulty using theproduct, prior to returning yourproduct, please read the Help sectionbeginning on page 21.

In the unlikely event of a defectoccurring, please return the product,with the receipt, to the place ofpurchase.

Outside of the 12 month guaranteeperiod:If your product needs repair after theguarantee period has ended, the repairmust meet the approval requirementsfor connection to the telephone network.We recommend that you contact BT’sapproved repair agent, TecLogic on01672 564444 or a local qualifiedrepairer.

Please note

1471 feature will not work on aswitchboard.

The Response 75 is intended to beconnected to analogue networks andprivate switching systems in the UnitedKingdom.

It may also be connected to switchingsystems that use tone (MF) or pulse(LD) signalling, with earth or timedbreak recall. If in doubt, your switchsupplier or maintainer should be able tooffer help. Advice on connection to BTswitching systems can be obtained bydialling BT Freefone 0800 800 152.

If you do not have a compatibleswitchboard, it cannot be guaranteedthat your Response 75 will operatecorrectly under all possible conditionsof connection.

Generally your Response 75 can beconnected to any switchboard where asimple modern telephone can be usedto make and receive calls. It cannot beused to answer calls on PBXs configuredfor dial 8 night service unless a suitableadaptor is purchased (not availablefrom BT).

Connection information


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This product is intended for use withinthe UK for connection to the publictelephone network and compatibleswitchboards, which support tonedialling and time break recall. If in doubtplease consult your service provider.

Switchboard compatibility

How many telephones can you have?

All items of telephone equipment havea Ringer Equivalence Number (REN),which is used to calculate the numberof items which may be connected toany one telephone line. Your Response75 Plus has a REN of 1. A total REN of4 is allowed, if the total REN of 4 isexceeded, the telephones may not ring.With different telephone types there isno guarantee of ringing, even when theREN is less than 4.

Only use approved power supply, itemcode 872300.

This equipment complies with theessential requirements of the RadioEquipment and TelecommunicationsTerminal Equipment Directive,1999/5/E.

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If the battery warning light was not litbefore the power was lost, all informationshould be retained for at least one hour(up to 6 hours for a fresh alkalinebattery).

If the light was on, data may be lost evenif a back-up battery was installed.

If no battery was installed, all informationwill be lost and the Response 75 willpower up as new when power is restored.

If the power fails


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Index


1471 feature 16Answer delay 12Answering machine

answer only 9loudspeaker volume 9on/off 9outgoing message 11playback 14receiving messages 13

Audible message alert 14Battery 6Call screening 15Call counter 12Delete

all messages 15individual messages 14outgoing message 12

Display guide 23Guarantee 24Help 21Mains power cord 5Messages

memos 14outgoing 11playback 14

Number of rings 12On/Off

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answering machine 9VIP 15

Outgoing messages 11check your outgoing message 12delete your outgoing message 12record your outgoing message 11

Playback 14Receiving messages 13Record

memo 14outgoing message 11

Remote access 18menu 19operate answering machine 18security code 18

Returning your Response 75 24Ringer Equivalence Number 25Safety instructions 8Security code 18Setting up 5Switchboard compatibility 25Technical information 25Telephone line socket 5Time and day setting 10VIP feature 15Volume loudspeaker 9Wall mounting 7Wall mounting template 27

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The telecommunications services described in this publicationare subject to availability and may be modified from time to time. Services and equipment are provided subject to BritishTelecommunications plc’s respective standard conditions of contract.Nothing in this publication forms any part of any contract.

Touchtone™ is a registered trade mark ofBritish Telecommunications plc in the UK.

© British Telecommunications plc 2000.Registered Office: 81 Newgate Street, London EC1A 7AJ.Registered in England No. 1800000.Designed by: The Art & Design Partnership Limited.Printed in China. Response 75. Issue 1 (10/00) 7

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