BT EASICOM TV3 User manual

Edition 1 – 29th September ’99
User Guide
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At a glance
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Keyboard
TV/AV
Switches between your normal
TV channels (BBC, ITV etc.) and
AV video channel.
Calls
Displays the Calls List so you can see who has
been trying to contact you. Press again to exit.
See page 28.
Shift
Hold down to temporarily switch
between capital and lower case
letters.
Hold down to type the top letter on
the dual symbol keys, e.g. the +sign
on the += key.
Shift
Hold down to temporarily switch
between capital and lower case
letters.
Hold down to type the top letter on
the dual symbol keys.
Caps Lock
All typed letters will be capitals.
TAB/AUX
Press to move the cursor to the
next optional setting displayed.
Press (at the same time press and
hold the SHIFT KEY) to manually
switch to the equipment connected
to your AUX port e.g., video,
satellite, games console. Repeat to
switch back.
Letters
Lets you write a letter. Printing
requires an optional printer. Press
again to exit. See page 26.
E-mail
Lets you access e-mail folders
to send and receive your mail.
Press again to exit. See page 17.
Camera
Press and hold to switch the
camera picture on. Press and
hold again to switch the
camera off. (Optional extra,
see page 34.)
Colour buttons
Used to select options from the
on-screen display.
Arrows
Lets you move the cursor. Scroll through the
calls list, e-mail list and directory.
Highlight options from the on-screen menus.
Home
Moves the cursor to the start of
your e-mail or letter text.
Send/Receive
Dials your e-mail service
provider to send and
receive e-mail.
Print
Prints your letters and e-mails via
an attached printer (not supplied).
Enter
Moves the cursor to the next line.
Used to select a highlighted option
from the menu.
Delete
Deletes the character highlighted by
the cursor.
Directory
Lets you access the directory menu
to add, change and delete entries.
Press again to exit. See page 31.
Back
Takes you back through the
menu until you return to the
normal TV picture.
Set Up
Opens the Set Up menu.
To set up e-mail, users, system
and printers, etc. (See page 9)
Press again to exit.
Backspace
Deletes the character to the left of
the cursor.

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Set-top box
Front
Back
Camera audio in
If you connect a camera to
give you a visual
monitoring system (see
page 34), this socket lets
you add sound.
Camera video in
Lets you connect a camera
to give you a visual
monitoring system.
Power socket
Connects via the mains
power cable and
transformer supplied.
AUX Scart
Connects your EasicomTV3 to
other equipment e.g., video
player, satellite receiver, games
console via a Scart cable (not
supplied).
TV Scart
Connects your EasicomTV3
to your TV via the Scart
cable supplied.
Line socket
Connects your
EasicomTV3 to your
telephone line wall
socket.
Telephone socket
Lets you plug in a
telephone.
Printer
Lets you connect a
compatible printer.
(See page 35)
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Lights up when you have new
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Calls
Lights up when you have new calls.
Flashes to indicate Priority callers.
On line
Lights up when the EasicomTV3 is
on-line to your e-mail service
provider, or you are using a
telephone connected to the rear
of the product.
Camera
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Contents
At a glance 1
Introduction 4
Key features 4
Setting up 6
The quick guide to user names,
e-mail addresses and passwords 11
Set up your Internet Service Provider (ISP) 12
Safety instructions 16
Using your EasicomTV3 17
E-mail 17
E-mail etiquette 25
Letters 26
Calls 28
Directory 30
Additional features 33
Camera monitoring system 33
Adding a printer 34
Maintenance 35
Help and advice 36
Technical information 40
Index 41

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Introduction
INTRODUCTION
Key features
Subscription free e-mail via your TV screen
Your EasicomTV3 lets you send and receive
straightforward text messages via the internet.
Compose e-mail on screen and send it at the
touch of a key. Your EasicomTV3 makes it just as
simple to pick up and read incoming e-mail.
Up to five users can each have password
protected folders to keep their e-mail private.
E-mail is the low cost way to keep in touch
locally, nationally and internationally. There is
no subscription to the e-mail provider offered by
BT. Your EasicomTV3 automatically hangs up the
line as soon as the messages have been sent and
any incoming e-mail has been received.
Cordless keyboard
Infra red connection means no wires between
your set top box and keyboard.
Fast to use
Hotkeys let you jump between each of the
functions – Set-up, Directory, E-mail, Calls,
Letters and send/receive – at the touch of a key.
Caller display
Lets you see who is calling from the comfort of
your armchair. When you have been away from
your phone, the Calls List lets you see details of
up to the last 100 calls received.
Directory
Store the names, addresses, phone numbers and
e-mail addresses of up to 100 people.
Optional Camera Monitoring System
You can attach a camera that will send pictures
and sound to your screen. Ideal for seeing who’s
at your front door.
Priority calls
Key names in your directory can be highlighted
so you know immediately when someone
important is trying to contact you.
Write and print letters
Edit on screen, spell check. Add an optional
printer to print out at the touch of a key.

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For your records
Model
Where purchased
Date purchased
Price
Serial number (on underside of the Set Top Box)
For warranty purposes, proof of purchase is
required, so please keep your receipt.
INTRODUCTION
When you have unpacked your EasicomTV3 you
should have:
●EasicomTV3 Set-Top Box
●EasicomTV3 Remote Control
Keyboard
●Batteries for the Keyboard
●Scart lead for connecting
to your television
●Power supply cable with
attached transformer plug
●7.5m telephone line cord

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Setting up
Follow the instructions in this section to set up your EasicomTV3 ready
for use.
3Place your EasicomTV3 set top
box on your television set
2Insert the 3 AA batteries supplied
into the keyboard
1Have you subscribed to a
Caller Display service
If you wish to use the Caller Display features you
need to subscribe to BT’s Caller Display service
or a Caller Display service from your network
provider.
For BT’s Caller Display service, call BT on 0800
800 150.
It has been designed to sit neatly on top of your
television. You can also place it below or next to
the set as long as the front of the box is facing
forwards and is not obscured from where you
would normally sit with the keyboard. This
ensures the remote control infra red link will
work properly.
Ensure that the set top box is close enough to
connect to the mains power supply, your
television (via the SCART lead) and within 7.5
metres of a telephone socket.
Switch off your TV and any other additional
equipment before connecting the cables.
SETTING UP

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5Connecting to the TV
Plug one end of the SCART lead into the socket
marked TV on the back of your EasicomTV3 set
top box. Plug the other end into the SCART
socket on the back of the TV.
If you are unsure which is the SCART socket on
your television, please refer to the manufacturer’s
guide for your particular set.
If there are two SCART sockets, connect the
EasicomTV3 set top box to SCART connector 1.
If you already have another piece of equipment
connected to the TV SCART socket, (such as a
video, satellite decoder or games console), please
refer to the next step (step 6).
If your television is not equipped with a SCART
socket, you will need to buy a separate modulator.
(Call the EasicomTV3 Helpline on 08457 573464
for advice.)
Aux Scart
TV Scart
Camera
Audio in
Camera
Video in
12v DC
Plug the other end into the telephone line wall
socket.
Telephone extension socket
BT have provided an extra long telephone cable
to reduce the need of fitting an extension socket.
However, if you do not have a telephone socket
within reach, you will need to have an extension
socket installed. Contact BT on 150 (or your
network provider) who will be happy to provide
an extension socket for you (this is a chargeable
service). Alternatively, you can buy a DIY
extension kit (from BT shops and other retailers)
and fit an extension yourself.
4Connect the telephone line cord
to the EasicomTV3 set top box
Plug the smaller end of the line cord into the
LINE socket on the back of the box.
Line
Telephone
Aux Scart
SETTING UP

Plug the adaptor into the mains power socket
and the other end into the 12vDC socket on the
back of the set top box.
Switch on the mains power and switch on your
TV and any other equipment connected.
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VIDEO RECORDING
If you are recording onto video when
a call comes in, the caller’s number is displayed
on screen, but not recorded onto the tape.
IMPORTANT
In some instances, it may be necessary to
ensure that other equipment connected through
your EasicomTV3 is switched to standby when not
in use. This ensures you can view the caller
information and menus at all times.
If you have any problems viewing caller
information on screen, please refer to the Help
section, page 37.
7Connect a telephone (optional)
If your television is already connected to
another piece of equipment via the Scart sockets,
you can connect to that equipment through your
EasicomTV3 set top box as shown.
Plug a telephone to the set top box if required.
6Connect to other equipment
(video, satellite decoder or games
console etc.)
Line
Telephone
Aux Scart
8Connect the mains power
Aux Scart
TV Scart
Camera
Audio in
Camera
Video in
12v DC
VCR/Satellite/Games console
AUX TV
TV
SETTING UP

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PLEASE NOTE
If you have subscribed to Caller Display,
the time and date (but not the year) is entered
automatically into your EasicomTV3 when it
receives its first incoming call. Incoming calls
then ensure the correct time is kept.
POWER FAILURE
In the event of a power failure to the EasicomTV3,
all stored data will be saved in the memory except
date and time information.
The three red lights on the Set Top box flash on
and off.
Your TV screen flashes INITIALISING and
then shows the TIME SET UP screen.
To enter the time and date manually
Screen shows SET UP and the Set Up
options of USERS; EMAIL; SYSTEM
and PRINTER.
SYSTEM Screen shows SYSTEM SET UP.
Moves the cursor to the next option.
Moves the cursor back and forward
between the options.
Tab/Aux
Set-up
System set up
The EasicomTV3 allows you to configure a
product to your individual requirements.
However, BT have already pre-configured most
settings for typical use.
The various options are explained in more detail
below:
9Set up options
Press keys in the order shown
The text should be displayed centrally
on your TV screen as shown above.
If the text is not central, you can change
the position of the text by holding down
the SHIFT key and using the 4 arrow
keys. This facility is only available when
you power the product up and the
‘Time set up’ screen is displayed.
KEYPAD Use the number keys on the keyboard
to enter the date and time.
Press the 䊴 䊳 keys to move the
cursor.
Select AM or PM by moving the cursor
to the setting you want. It is important
that you enter the correct date as an
incorrect date can cause some e-mail
systems to reject any mails that you send.
SAVE To confirm the time. The screen
returns to the TV channel.
SETTING UP
Time set up
Please enter current date and time
Date(dd:mm:yyyy) 01/01/2000
Time(hh:mm) 01:00 AM PM
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To exit
Press the BACK key until you return to
your TV programme, or press SET UP
again.
Back
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SETTING UP
Moving the cursor to an option
highlights it.
CLI text: Changes the size of the text
that appears on your TV screen when a
call is received. The ‘large’ setting is
particularly useful for people with sight
impairment.
CLI interrupt: If you have subscribed,
Caller Display will automatically display
caller information on your screen as
you receive each new call. Highlight
NO if you do not want this.
Connect to TV: If your TV does not
have a SCART socket you can buy a
modulator which will enable you to
connect your EasicomTV3
. (For details
of your nearest stockist, call BT on the
Easicom Helpline 0845 757 3464).
Only if you are not using a SCART cable,
should you highlight the RF cable
option.
Volume: A loudspeaker in the
EasicomTV3 allows you to hear it dialling
your e-mail service provider. Set volume
to Low, Medium or High.
Mute TV when in use: This turns the
sound off so you are not disturbed when
using e-mail. If you want to hear the TV
programme, set this option to NO.
Date/Time: Lets you adjust the date
and time as required.
SAVE To save the settings. Screen shows
SET UP and the Set Up options of
USERS; EMAIL; SYSTEM and PRINTER.

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The quick guide to user names, e-mail addresses and passwords
USER NAME
Your EasicomTV3 enables up
to five users to register their
own user name. This could
be your first name, e.g. John.
It enables you to keep
e-mails separate from other
users.
Your EasicomTV3 is supplied
with one name – User 1 –
already stored and which
you can change.
See page 12.
PASSWORD
If you wish, you can also
enter a password which
helps prevent other users
from seeing your e-mails.
A password can be anything
you like, e.g. ‘123’.
The EasicomTV3 is supplied
with one password already
stored. This is ‘password’ –
which you can change.
See page 12.
USAGE
You have to enter your User
Name and Password
whenever you want to use
your EasicomTV3 to
write/read e-mails or letters.
POP 3 USER NAME
The POP 3 user name will
be allocated to you when
you ring up to register with
Freeserve.
This POP 3 user name will
then form part of your e-mail
address.
If your POP 3 user name is
“smith.freeserve.co.uk”
then your e-mail address
becomes “your name @
smith.freeserve.co.uk”.
The Freeserve registration
desk will help you with this.
POP 3 PASSWORD
Once you have agreed your
POP 3 user name with your
Freeserve Operator, you will
then be asked to select a
POP 3 password.
You will not have to enter
a password every time you
log on to the Internet,
EasicomTV3 will handle this
for you, but you should write
it down as you may need it
in the event of any queries
with Freeserve.
USAGE
The POP 3 user name and
POP 3 password should be
entered into the EasicomTV3.
See page 13/14.
The EasicomTV3 then
automatically uses this
information whenever you
send or receive an e-mail.
Your POP 3 user
name/password is not the
same as your EasicomTV3
user name/password.
Do not enter your POP 3
user name/password instead
of your user name/password
when you want to use your
EasicomTV3.
Using your EasicomTV3
Using Freeserve
SETTING UP

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Your EasicomT V3 is pre-set with one
name ‘USER 1’ and one password.
You should start by changing this
name and password.
The Set Up screen is displayed.
USERS Display shows User 1.
CHANGE Cursor is shown next to OLD
PASSWORD
PASSWORD. Type password. If you
make a mistake press the BACKSPACE
key to delete the last letter.
Cursor moves to NEW PASSWORD.
Type the new password you want.
Cursor moves to confirm PASSWORD.
Type the new password again.
SAVE Screen returns to USER SET UP.
Enter
Enter
Set-up
To change the “User 1” password To enter the names of other e-mail
users
CHANGE Cursor moves to PLEASE ENTER
USER NAME
PASSWORD. Type in the new
password you have just set.
Cursor moves to NEW USER NAME.
Type in the name you want.
SAVE The new name is saved and displayed.
You can now add further names.
Enter
Display shows Set Up screen.
USERS Display shows all current user names.
NEW USER Type in the name of the user. If you
make a mistake, press the BACKSPACE
key to delete the character.
The cursor moves to PASSWORD.
Enter a password to prevent anyone
else reading your e-mail. (You will have
to type this each time you want to
access your e-mail folder. For no
password, just press the ENTER key).
The cursor moves to CONFIRM
PASSWORD. Type the password again,
if required.
SAVE To confirm. Screen shows SAVING
NEW USER and then displays the name
you have just entered. You can now add
another new user.
Up to 5 different users can have their
own e-mail accounts. If possible, you
should enter all the names you want
before you connect to the e-mail service
provider.
Enter
Enter
Set-up
To change the “User 1” name
If you enter an incorrect password,
the screen shows INCORRECT PASSWORD
and then lets you try again.
SETTING UP

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To exit
Press until you return to your TV
programme, or press SET UP again.
To move to another function
Press any hotkey DIRECTORY,
E-MAIL, CALLS, or LETTERS.
Back
Set up your Internet Service Provider
(ISP)
Most settings for connecting to your
ISP are pre-configured by BT and
cannot be changed. The settings that
cannot be changed are those required
to call up the Internet Service Provider
and make a connection that then enables
you to send and receive e-mail.
EMAIL Screen shows Email Set Up.
INTERNET
Screen shows Internet settings.
SETTINGS
Optional settings
To move the cursor to highlight the
option you want.
Schedule: Lets your EasicomT V3 dial
your e-mail number at the same time
every day to check for incoming mail
and send any mail sitting in your
Outbox. To do this highlight ON and
press ENTER. Set the time of day you
want your product to dial up your
e-mail number.
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dialling and connection tones.
Highlight OFF to hear the tones or ON
for silent dialling.
SAVE To confirm the settings. Screen
displays INTERNET SETTINGS and
Mail Accounts options.
To Set-up your individual E-mail
address
Existing Freeserve customers will
already have their account details.
Example account details are:
POP3 user name:
smith.freeserve.co.uk
POP3 password:
Monday (note passwords are case
sensitive)
E-mail address:
[email protected]ve.co.uk
Existing Freeserve customers should
now proceed to page 14, ‘Your Settings’.
New customers must obtain their
Freeserve e-mail User Name and
Password. Please telephone the
Freeserve Registration Line on
0870 010 2418.
Calls are charged at National Call Rate.
The registration line is open between
9am-5pm, Monday to Saturday.
Freeserve is only available in the UK.
If your account is inactive for 90 days or
more, your internet access and e-mails
may be permanently deleted.
*E-mail access on the EasicomTV3 is subject to premium call rates.
SETTING UP

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If you have allocated more than one user
in the previous Section (Set Up Users),
you will need to choose a different mail
account for each user, so that everyone
has a different e-mail address and
password. The Freeserve assistant will
help you.
SET UP
E-MAIL
MAIL
Display lists the user names.
ACCOUNTS
To highlight the name you want
to register.
Display shows PLEASE ENTER
PASSWORD.
KEYPAD Type your user password (if one has
been set).
Display shows the EMAIL SET UP
screen.
Fixed settings.
Your EasicomT V3 automatically sets the
following:
POP3 Host: pop.freeserve.net
SMTP Host: smtp.freeserve.net
Your Settings.
For the EasicomT V3 to send and receive
e-mail, you need to complete the
following details (obtained from the
Freeserve Registration Line).
POP3 user name: Fill in the
exact User Name agreed with the
Freeserve Operator here.
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Before you call.
It is essential that you read the Terms
& Conditions that apply to using the
Freeserve e-mail service BEFORE you
register. These can be found in an
e-mail that has been pre-loaded onto
your EasicomTV3.
To read this e-mail, press the following
keys
Your password.
You can choose whatever name you like
to go before “freeserve.co.uk”, most
people use their own name.
When you call the Freeserve Registration
Line and give them your preferred name,
it is quite likely that a popular name
like “john.smith” has already been
allocated. The operator will give you
alternatives that closely match your
chosen name e.g.”john.smith6” or
“j.smith”.
Select a Password.
Your e-mail address is the address other
people need in order to send you e-mails.
When you have selected your User
name, you will then be asked to select
a Password. Choose something that is
easy to remember for you but unlikely
to be guessed by another person.
Enter
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Customer Helpline
If you need help with operating your EasicomTV3
please call the EasicomTV3 Helpline 08457 573464.
No - E-mail will always be deleted from
the server after it has been downloaded.
Auto empty Deleted folder on
logout?: This automatically empties
items you have sent to the Deleted folder
when you exit from the e-mail screens.
SAVE To confirm the settings. Screen returns
to Email set up.
You can now register another user by
repeating this ‘Fixed Settings’ Section for
another User name.
SETTING UP
POP3 password: Fill in the
exact Password agreed with the
Freeserve Operator here. The password
will appear as “********” to prevent
anyone else seeing.
Email address:
Fill in your e-mail address as agreed
with the Freeserve Operator.
This should now look something like
[email protected]ve.co.uk
This is the e-mail address that will be
sent out with any mail that you send
and allows people to send you a reply.
Optional settings:
Save copy of mails sent: Keeps a
copy of each e-mail you send in the
memory. Please note that the memory
holds a maximum of 100 e-mail
messages or letters. If the memory
becomes full, all users you will need to
delete stored e-mail or letters.
Spell check before send?: Select
YES and the spell checker will
automatically check the spelling of your
e-mail before sending.
Leave copy on server?: YES -
Copies of all your e-mails will be kept on
the server. Every time a user downloads
e-mail, all previous mail will be included.
Paperclip icon - Mail will
automatically be deleted from the server
after downloading to your EasicomTV3
unless it has an attachment. All mail
with an attachment will be left on the
server so that users with a PC can then
download the attachment.

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Do not submerge any part of the
EasicomTV3 set top box, keyboard or
batteries in water or use in a damp
environment, such as a bathroom.
Do not expose to fire.
The set top box will produce a
certain amount of heat during normal
use. Please allow adequate ventilation
around it.
Safety instructions
Warning
Use only approved batteries (3 x AA
alkaline batteries) to power the
keyboard. Do not try to use any other
power supply or you may permanently
damage your EasicomTV3
.
There is a slight chance that your
EasicomTV3 could be damaged by an
electrical storm. We recommend that
you unplug it from the mains power
and telephone line socket during storms.
SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

Once you have registered your user name with
Freeserve, you can send and receive
straightforward text messages to a maximum
size of 4k – about 12 screens of text. If an incoming
e-mail is longer than this, the remaining text
will not be received. Should this happen, ask your
sender to e-mail smaller chunks of text.
Please note that your EasicomTV3 will not
receive any files or documents which have
been attached to an e-mail message, but it will
show there was originally an attachment by
displaying a paper clip icon. Tell your sender
that you cannot receive attachments.
You can send to an address stored in
the directory or put in the address of
the recipient prior to sending. Always
complete the Subject of the e-mail.
Display lists the users.
To highlight your user name.
E-mail
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Using your EasicomTV3
On-screen display
E-mail
To write an e-mail message
KEYPAD Type your password.
Screen shows INBOX and will show a
list of all the e-mails you have received.
NEW
To display the heading for your e-mail.
MESSAGE
KEYPAD Type your e-mail message.
Enter
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Shift
Using the keypad
To move the cursor to the place where
you want to change or add text.
or
To move to the end of each section.
Hold down the shift key and then
to scroll a screen at a time.
To start a new line.
BACKSPACE Deletes the previous character.
DELETE Deletes the character highlighted by
the cursor.
To type in capital letters. Press CAPS
LOCK again to type in lower case letters.
Press and hold down to type individual
letters as capital letters or, to type the
top letter when using dual letter keys
such as =+.
To move the the start of each section.
Home
Shift
Caps Lock
Enter
Tab/Aux
USING

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To enter an e-mail address that’s
stored in the directory
When the header of your e-mail is
displayed:
DIRECTORY The list of names in your directory that
have an e-mail address are displayed.
To highlight the name you want to send
or cc your e-mail to.
TO To select the name highlighted.
or Display shows TO (NAME).
CC To select the name highlighted.
Display shows CC (NAME).
BACK
Screen returns and shows your e-mail .
TO MAIL
addresses TO and CC in place.
When you have finished writing your
e-mail,
SEND Your spelling is checked automatically
TO OUTBOX
if switched on.
When the spell check is complete, the
screen shows SENDING TO OUTBOX.
An outbox is a temporary storage area
for sending all e-mails. By sending a
batch of e-mails together rather than
individually, you save money on the
cost of the call.
If you want, you can now compose a
NEW MESSAGE e-mail to another person.
To enter an e-mail address not stored
in the directory
When the header of your e-mail is
displayed:
KEYPAD Type the full e-mail address of the
person you want.
When you have finished writing your
e-mail,
SEND Your spelling is checked automatically
TO OUTBOX
if switched on.
If you have made a spelling mistake,
the word is highlighted.
Type the correct spelling and press
ENTER or CHANGE. The new word is
inserted.
Press the IGNORE key if you do not
want to change the highlighted word.
When the spellcheck is completed, the
screen shows SENDING TO OUTBOX.
If you want, you can now compose a
NEW MESSAGE to e-mail to another
person.
PLEASE NOTE
If you want to send an e-mail message to more
than one person, separate each e-mail address by
a ‘comma’. As soon as you type in the ‘comma’,
a new screen appears giving you more space to
enter up to 8 different e-mail addresses.
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To stop dialling, press CANCEL or the
key. Screen shows DISCONNECTING.
If you get the screen message CANNOT CONNECT
TO SERVICE PROVIDER, it may be that the line
to the service provider is busy.
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Automatic line hang up
Giving you maximum cost efficiency, once your
e-mail has been sent and any new incoming
messages received, your EasicomTV3
automatically hangs up the line.
If your message is not ready to send,
you can save it in the draft folder and
finish it later.
The user list is displayed.
To highlight the user name you want.
KEYPAD Type in the password.
The INBOX screen is displayed.
NEW
To display the e-mail message screen.
MESSAGE
To move the cursor.
OR
KEYPAD Type your message, entering the e-mail
address and subject.
SAVE Your e-mail is checked for spelling.
When the spell check is complete, the
e-mail is saved in the Draft folder.
Tab/Aux
Enter
Enter
E-mail
To save unfinished e-mail
messages in the draft folder
To send e-mail messages from the
outbox
When you have e-mails stored in the
Outbox and are ready to send them. You
can do this at any time even when the
television is switched off.
Any incoming e-mails will be received.
The indicator lights on your Set Top
Box let you follow what is happening.
If your TV is turned on, the screen
shows DIALLING SERVICE PROVIDER
to send your e-mail messages. Any
incoming messages will also be
downloaded to your EasicomTV3
.
Please note that when you connect to
Freeserve, all e-mail stored in the Outbox
– by any of the users – will be sent.
Send/
Receive
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