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to the handset, simply pick up the handset. This

action will switch off the headset.

Features and Facilities

TRANSFER KEY (RECALL)

Berkshire 400 telephones are provided with a

'TRANSFER' key, required by modern public and

private exchanges, in order to gain access to

various features such as 'transferring a call'. For

this, the 2 position selector switch at the rear of the

telephone, must be set to the 'T' (Time Break Recall)

or 'E' (Earth Leg Recall) position, to suit your system

requirements.

REDIAL KEY

If you wish to redial the last number you dialled, you

can do so by lifting the handset and pressing the

'REDIAL' button.

MUTE KEY

The microphone in the handset / headset can

be turned off (mute) in order for you to refer to a

colleague without your caller hearing you.

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Pressing the 'MUTE' button turns off the

microphone and gives visual LED indication within

the 'MUTE' button.

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Pressing the 'MUTE' button again turns the

microphone back on and the LED is turned off.

MEMORY KEYS

The Berkshire 400 comes with 12 non volatile (no

batteries required) memories, for efﬁ cient speed

dialling of commonly used numbers. Making a call

via these keys is as simple as lifting the handset (or

initiate headset) and pressing the desired memory

key. To identify these keys it will ﬁ rst be necessary

to write the names of the company or individuals

the keys will represent on to the label provided.

This label is held in place by a clear plastic cover,

which can be removed by simply depressing the

retaining clips in the lower corners and lifting clear.

With the cover replaced and memory keys identiﬁ ed,

you are now ready to program them. First check that

the 'MEMORY' switch at the back of the telephone is

set to the 'ENABLE' position.

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Lift the handset and press the 'SET' key.

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Press the memory key to be programmed.

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Enter the telephone number to be dialled followed

by the 'SET' key. If your telephone is on a PABX

extension, it will be necessary to enter the access

digit (9) before the number to be entered. The

'PAUSE' key is also available to enter a timed

space between the 9 and number, as required on

some PABX systems.

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Place the 'MEMORY' switch back to the 'DISABLE'

position in order to protect your programming.

SWITCHABLE MESSAGE WAITING

There are three versions of Message Waiting

Indication supported within the Berkshire 400

telephone (MW3, 8 and 10). This selection is made

via a 4 position switch located to the rear of the

phone, indicated by the letters 'MW'.

A 'RING INDICATOR' setting is provided that has

additional beneﬁ t of being activated by short ring

burst MW signals - see website for details.

In all cases, an LED in the top right hand corner

of the telephone is used to indicate the selected

functions and incoming calls

Any questions you may have should be directed

in the ﬁ rst instance to your telephone supplier with

details of your PABX.

Further concerns may also be addressed by

calling our Technical Support Department

on 0845 421 0730 or visiting our website,

www.atltelecom.com/support.

MODEM PORTS

Your Berkshire 400 comes with two modem ports

(BS6312 and RJ11) typically used for a PC modem,

or as points of connection for additional telephones.

HEARING AID COMPATIBILITY

For hearing aid users, an inductive coupler has

been installed in the handset of the Berkshire 400,

to improve audible efﬁ ciency.

Installation Notes

MESSAGE WAITING

MW3 is used by systems that use high voltage

DC signalling. MW8/10 however use line reversal

methods to indicate that a message is present.

PAUSE TIME ADJUSTMENT

The 'PAUSE' key may be conﬁ gured via the keypad

to represent 1 of 4 time periods (1~4 sec.). In all

cases, press 'SET', 'PAUSE', followed by a numeric

key (1~4 to set the time required). Press 'SET' to

ﬁ nish. Default = 1 sec.