Operation Manual

15
Call barring
You can set your Diverse 2020 Pocket
so that no outgoing calls can be made
except
999, 112 and 9112 calls and
any special ‘emergency numbers’
stored in the base station memory.
See your base station user guide for
details.
Your handset PIN number acts as a
security measure when locking the
Diverse 2020 Pocket. To change it,
see page 24.
The handset will still receive
incoming calls.
To switch on the handset lock
• Press the MENU button.
• Press the
DOWN button to highlight
HANDSET LOCK.
• Press the
OK button.
• Enter the handset PIN number
(default = 0000).
• Press the
OK button.
• Press the
DOWN button to highlight
LOCK ON/OFF.
• Press the
OK button. Display shows
an open lock.
• Press the
ON button. Display shows
a closed lock icon.
• Press the
OK button.
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When scrolling through the handset
lock menu you will see the display
(DSS) NUMBER. Under no
circumstances should you try to amend
or store this number as this may stop
you from dialling emergency numbers
when the handset is locked.
To switch off the handset lock
• Press the MENU button.
• Press the
DOWN button to highlight
HANDSET LOCK.
• Press the
OK button.
• Enter the handset PIN number
(default = 0000).
• Press the
OK button.
• Press the
DOWN button to highlight
LOCK ON/OFF.
• Press the
OK button. Display shows
a closed lock icon.
• Press the
OFF button. Display shows
an open lock icon.
• Press the
OK button.
Short Cuts
You can use the short cut menu to
reduce the number of keypad presses
required to operate a number of
functions. Short cuts work with
Diverse 2010, 2011, 2015, 2016 and
2020 Pocket base stations.
The pre-set short cuts
The short cuts you are most likely
to need are already contained in a
menu and listed on page 17. You must
store these pre-set short cuts in the
memory before they can be used.
This is because short cuts take up
some of the memory which you may
prefer to use for storing names and
numbers in the phone book.
You can also create your own short
cuts for your most frequently used
functions, see page 16.
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