BLUETOOTH® Wireless Technology Enabled
Make and receive mobile calls via your cordless handset (operates with or  without a landline). The BT9500-2 allows you to connect up to 2 Bluetooth devices (2 mobile phones or 1 mobile and 1 headset simultaneously).

Avoid Mobile Phone Emissions
Oricom’s dual BT hub means if you are concerned about potential microwave emissions from mobiles, you can use your mobile services in your home/office/warehouse without
any contact with the mobile handset.

Integrated Digital Answering System
With no moving parts you are guaranteed long life, high quality recording. Records your greeting and the caller’s messages in the phones advanced flash memory which also saves the messages if there is a power failure.

Speakerphone
Offers hands-free freedom when making or receiving a call.

100 Name & Number Phone Book
Store all of your contacts within your phone and make keeping in touch so much easier.

Caller ID
This displays up to 30 name and number IDs (depending on phone features). This service requires a subscription to the service from your local phone provider, fees & charges apply.

15 Ring Tones
Choose one of 15 ring tones (10 polyphonic) to suit your style.

Up to 10 Hours Talk Time
Now you can talk for up to 10 hours before you need to recharge your handset.

High contrast inverse display
This illuminates the screen for optimal viewing in any light.

Clarity, Range & Security
DECT Cordless Phones offer crystal clear voice quality, extended range and added security.

Wi-Fi Friendly
It won't interfere with your wireless network.

Multi-handset capable (up to 6 handsets)
Click here to see how extra cordless handsets will make your life easier.

 Q. Unable to pair headset to Bluetooth?
A. Make sure your device is Bluetooth enabled.
B. Make sure the cordless handset has Bluetooth feature set to ON and not OFF.
C. Confirm correct PIN Code is being entered. (The default PIN is 0000)
D. Make sure that you’re Bluetooth enabled mobile phone is not connected to any other Bluetooth device. (Refer to your Bluetooth enabled mobile phone user’s manual on how to search for or add new Bluetooth devices).
Note; when your Blue Tooth enabled phone has found the BT9500 telephone base, your mobile will recognise the BT9500 telephone as Mi5 BT and not BT9500 as published in your user guide.
 

Q. Unable to make or receive calls using Bluetooth headset?
A. Some Bluetooth enable mobile phones may have a default setting that disables the feature of making a call through the Bluetooth connection. Make sure this setting is enabled before making a Cellular call.
B. You may hear interference if your Bluetooth enabled mobile phone is too close to the telephone base during a Cellular call. Make sure your Bluetooth enabled mobile phone is between one to 33 feet away from the telephone base in order to maintain a reliable connection between them. (Note: Walls or other radio interference may necessitate closer proximity of the devices)
C. Make sure that your Bluetooth enabled mobile phone is not connected to any other Bluetooth device. (Refer to your Bluetooth enabled mobile phone user’s manual on how to search for or add new Bluetooth devices)

Q. Can I add more handsets to my system?
A. You can have up to 6 handsets registered to one base. To purchase additional handsets contact Oricom Customer Support.

Q. The talk and standby time on my handsets has reduced, what is wrong?
A. With use the battery life will reduce. How quickly that happens depends on how the batteries are used and charged. If after a full charge of 14 hours you only get a short amount of talk and standby time, replace the batteries with the same type and capacity as was supplied with the handset. If you have difficulty or are unsure about obtaining batteries contact Oricom Customer Support, they will be able to advice or supply replacement batteries.

Q. My answering machine does not answer calls correctly.
A. Check the number of devices you have connected to the line, try removing some and re test the answering machine. Also listen to the line with your handset and see if you can hear any crackling or other interference, this may indicate a low line signal level which will make it hard for the answering machine to ‘hear’ the ring. Check that if you have ADSL or ADSL2+ that you have a suitable line filter installed on every device connected to the telephone line.

Q. I hear a lot of interference on my telephone when making or receiving calls, what is wrong?
A. Any interference is probably introduced from the phone line or other source. If you have ADSL or ADSL2+ ensure you have suitable line filters installed on every device connected to the phone line. You should also ensure that the handset and base are located away from other electronic devices such as computers, televisions, microwave

Q. The envelope icon is constantly flashing, how do I stop it.
A. The envelope icon flashes when you have new messages on your voicemail service. Check for messages on your Home Messages 101 or Message bank service. Once these have been reviewed the LED will stop flashing.

Q. My handset shows SEARCHING and I cannot make or receive phone calls how do I fix it.
A. When your handset shows SEARCHING it means it is looking for the base. Try moving closer to the base, if this does not fix the problem perform a reset. To do this, remove the batteries from your handsets. Unplug the power supply and telephone line cord from the base. Leave them like this for 15 minutes. Then plug the power supply and telephone line cord back in and re install your handset batteries. If this does not rectify the problem the handset may have lost its registration to the base. Please refer to your user guide for the instructions on how to re register your handsets to the base.

Q. I cannot make or receive calls.
A. Firstly check that the base is securely plugged into the telephone line at the wall. Check that the power adapter is plugged into a working mains power socket and that the batteries are fully charged. If the phone still does not make or receive calls, perform a reset. To do this, remove the batteries from your handsets. Unplug the power supply and telephone line cord from the base. Leave them like this for 15 minutes. Then plug the power supply and telephone line cord back in and re install your handset batteries.