BT 90 User Manual

Using the memory to
store and dial numbers
Your Freestyle 90 handset can store
up to ten separate phone numbers.
You can then dial each number by
pressing 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 the
phone number will be stored.
• Dial the number you want to
store. A maximum of 20 digits can
be stored in each location.
• Press the QUICKDIAL button. You
hear a confirmation beep. The
number is stored.
Repeat these steps for any other
numbers you want to store, using
a different
0-9 location code for
each one.
Storing a number in the memory
automatically overwrites any
previous number stored under the
same location code.
Stored numbers can include
switchboard and network services that
use the ✱ and # buttons as well as
PAUSE and RECALL functions.
QUICKDIAL
Quickdial directory label
Use the handset’s Quickdial directory
label to keep a record of which
0-9 location code you have used for
each number.
You can take out the label by removing
the handset battery compartment
cover and sliding out the label’s clear
plastic cover.
HANDSET NO.
MEMORY
1
MEMORY
2
MEMORY
3
MEMORY
4
MEMORY
5
MEMORY
6
MEMORY
7
MEMORY
8
MEMORY
9
MEMORY
0
Using your Freestyle 90
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BT 90 Specifications

General

Answering machine	Yes
GAP compatible	Yes
Phonebook capacity	50 entries
Caller ID	Yes
Polyphonic ringtones	Yes
Number of handsets included	1
Call Waiting	Yes
Conference Call	Yes
Intercom	Yes
Maximum indoor range	50 meters
Maximum outdoor range	300 m
Talk time	10 hours
Standby time	100 hours
Frequency	1.88 - 1.90 GHz