BT BT7600 User Manual

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Settings 59
If you wish to revert to not
using a PBX access code, you
need to go into the PBX code
menu and delete all the digits
by selecting Clear, then select
Save.
The default system PIN is 0000.
You can change this to your
own preferred 4-digit code.
The system PIN is used when
changing certain settings and
for registration/de-registration.
If you make a mistake, select
Clear to delete a digit.
PBX access code
If you’re connected to a switchboard, you might
need to enter an access code (e.g.9) before each
number is dialled. Your BT7600 can store an access
code which is automatically dialled before each
number.
Set a PBX access code
1. Select Menu, scroll
to display Settings and
press OK.
2. Press
to highlight Base settings and press OK.
3. Press
to display PBX Code and press OK.
4. Enter the number you want (maximum of 4 digits)
and select Save.
Change the system PIN
1. Select Menu, scroll
to display Settings and
press OK.
2. Press
to highlight Change Sys. PIN and
press OK.
3. If the current PIN is 0000, you will be prompted
to enter the new 4 digit PIN, then press OK. (Or, if
the current PIN is not 0000, you will be prompted
to enter the old (current) 4 digit PIN first and then

BT BT7600 Specifications

General

Type	DECT telephone
Intercom	-
Ringer type	Polyphonic
Answering machine	Yes
Maximum indoor range	50 m
Maximum outdoor range	300 m
Elderly phone	No
Mounting type	Desk
Product color	Black
Phonebook capacity	200 entries
Volume control	Digital
Backlight color	Orange
Display number of lines	6 lines
Number of handsets included	2