User guide

The MULTI 4 offers the user many powerful features not available when

telephones are connected through ordinary parallel extensions.

Furthermore, this has been achieved without sacrificing the incomparable

economy and versatility offered by simple, standard telephones.

Because of this, your telephone keypad is called on to perform many more

functions than the customer dialling of another subscribers number. The

telephone now has a second function as a control panel, putting options such

as intercom / outside line and hold / transfer at your fingertips.

Fortunately, the MULTI 4 has been designed so that the control functions are

simple to perform and easy to remember. Nevertheless, it is necessary to be

a little more careful when using the MULTI 4 than when using a basic

telephone.

This is because wrongly or inadvertently dialled digits which normally are

easily corrected merely by replacing the handset can program the MULTI 4 to

an undesired mode.

For instance , if you should start to dial an outside number without first dialling

9, you may accidentally set Priority or Do not Disturb. If you suspect that this

has happened, you can quickly cancel these settings by raising your handset

and dialling 70, as described later in this guide.

Tones Used By The Multi 4

When your telephone is connected through MULTI 4 to the outside line, you

will hear the usual BT tones for Ringing, Engaged (Busy), and Number

Unobtainable, with the exception of Dial tone which is generated internally.

The following tones are used :

USING THE MULTI 4

Internal Dial Tone Continuous purring sound

Internal Ringing Tone Repeated double burst of dial tone

Engaged Tone Repeated single burst of high note

Number Unobtainable Continuous high note

Confirmation Tone Alternating notes, short and long