BT Airway User manual

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Airway
This equipment is not designed for making emergency telephone
calls when the power fails. Alternative arrangements should be
made for access to emergency services.
Caller Display features require subscription to your network’s
caller display service.
User Guide

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In this guide
At a glance 3
Introduction 8
Unpacking 9
For your records 10
Safety Instructions 12
Setting Up 13
Where to place the controller 13
Setting up the handset 18
Installing and charging the handset battery 19
Using the handset 21
Making and receiving calls 23
Registering additional handsets to
the controller 25
Registering Airway phone sockets to
the controller 27
Configuring your system 30
Giving an extension a name 31
Setting specific lines for incoming and outgoing calls at an extension 32
Call barring 34
Remove an extension from the system 35
Call Forwarding 36
Setting tone or pulse dialling 39
Dialling Prefix 40
Adjusting hold and transfer times 41
Setting Time & Date 43
Viewing System Information 44
Changing Password 45
Accept a support call 46
Resetting Controller 47
Setting up an ISDN 48
Change ISDN mode 49
Enter point to point ISDN number 49
Add MSN 50
Change MSN 51
Delete MSN 52

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Setting up the Airway answering machine 53
Select which lines are answered 54
Record, play or delete an outgoing message 55
Switch On/Off 56
Set number of rings 56
Time saver 57
Remote access 58
Answering mode 59
Connecting to a Computer 60
Introduction 60
Installing a Data Socket with
Windows 95 and 98 62
Installing a Data Socket with Windows NT 66
Uninstalling Airway Software 74
Registering a Data Socket with your Controller 75
Starting the Airway network 77
Connecting your controller to the Internet 78
Folder and Printer sharing 82
Configuring your Airway System from a PC 84
Installing Dial-up Networking and TCP/IP 90
Installation with Windows 95 and 98 90
Installation with Windows NT 99
Using other handsets 102
Making and receiving calls 103
General information 105
Cleaning 105
Service 105
Technical information 106
Help and advice 108
Technical specifications 111
Software licence agreement 113
Index 115
Wall mounting the controller 120
Wall mounting template 121

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At a glance
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ISDN2 line
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Data socket
Serial connection socket
For connecting a PC
Mains power socket

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For full details see the
Handset User Guide.
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HANDSET
MENU
Opens the menus.
Scrolls down through the screens.
TALK
Dials a number
Selects a highlighted item
Starts or confirms an action.
END CALL
Lets you hang up, end an action,
go back one screen, and delete
a character.
When a menu is open, press for
two seconds to go back to the
standby screen.
When editing an entry, press
for two seconds to delete all
characters.
# PWR
Switches the handset ON.

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Charging
contacts
CHARGER

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MENU STRUCTURE FOR
Network Time/Date System Info
Extensions
Configure
Edit Name
Lines out
Ring in
Call barring
Remove
Call Forward Signalling
Tone
Pulse
Dial Prefix
Press MENU
Settings
Controller
Enter password

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THE AIRWAY CONTROLLER
Password ISDN Ans Machine Reg Mode On
Timers
Hold
Transfer
Mode
Point to point Point to
Multipoint
MSNs
Lines
Greetings
Turn On/Off
Ans delay
Time saver
Remote use
Answer Only
Turn delay
On/Off
Support Call
Reset Config

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Introduction
Ideal for the home or small office, Airway allows you to link a
number of telephones, computers and fax machines into a single
system without any internal telephone wiring.
The heart of the network is the Controller. This provides the
wireless link to the telephone handsets and sockets. Data Sockets
are used to connect computers and the Phone Sockets to connect
faxes and traditional phones. Up to 16 handsets and sockets can be
registered to one controller.
About this guide:
The System Guide describes how to install and set up the system.
It covers:
• How to install and use the Controller
• How to register a handset
• How to register a corded phone or fax machine
• How to install a Data Socket on a computer
• How to change system settings using an
Airway Handset
• How to change system settings using the
Airway Web Pages
• How to access the Internet
• Troubleshooting
Airway Handset User Guide
The separate Airway Handset User Guide included in the Starter
Pack describes how to use a handset to make and receive calls, and
to access relevant features like Call Transfer. Please refer to this for
more information on these topics.
INTRODUCTION

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Unpacking your Airway System
If any of the parts are missing or broken please contact your retailer.
If you have the Airway Starter Pack
Two-line Four-line
system system
Controller 1 1
Handset 1 2
Handset Charger 1 2
NiMH Battery pack 1 2
9V battery 1 1
Data Socket 1 1
Plug mounted 13 amp mains adaptors 3 4
Telephone line cords 2 4
CD ROM 1 1
Serial cable 1 1
Self-adhesive protective feet
Wall plugs and screws for wall mounting
Handset user guides 1 2
System user guide 1 1
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