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• Press the OK ( ) button.
• Press the RED PHONE button to
return to standby.
3. To set your handset to fixed base
selection
This setting prevents your handset from
linking up with any base station other
than the one you have set.
• Press the SET button.
• Press the INT button.
• Enter the fixed base station number
once, eg, 1.
• Press the OK ( ) button.
• Press the RED PHONE button to
return to standby.
2. To set your handset to priority base
station selection
This setting tells your handset to search
for a specified base signal for 30 seconds.
If the signal cannot be found, the handset
reverts to automatic selection of the
base with the best signal. This setting is
recommended where there is an overlap
between two or three base stations.
• Press the SET button.
• Press the INT button.
• Enter the priority base station number
twice, eg. 1, 1.
Please note that you cannot move between
base stations whilst a call is in progress. If
you attempt to do so, your will lose your
connection.
1. Set your handset to automatic base
selection
Your handset is pre-set to automatic
base selection.
If you are moving around, and likely to
lose contact with your base station, your
handset can be made to automatically
switch to the best available base station.
This means that if you are in an area
where the signals of two base stations
overlap, your handset will select the
strongest signal.
• Press the SET button.
• Press the INT button.
• Press 0 to set automatic base selection.
• Press the OK ( ) button.
• Press the RED PHONE button to
return to standby.
If your handset is taken out of range, switch
it off, move back into base station range,
and then switch on again. This will speed
up re-registration to the base signal.
If you are in an area where base station
signals overlap it is best to specify the base/
telephone line you operate through. In this
case you change automatic base selection to
manual selection (with an automatic
search default), see opposite.
