I have some handsets registered to a base that I do not have. How can I register them onto my base? Is it possible to clear the memory to class it as a new handset?

Peter Knott, April 2009

handset receives call,but cuts off approx 60 secs,
batteries checked ok. tried new batteries,but same
problem.line just goes dead.

mr brian cook, March 2012

Registering a BT Freestyle 2200 handset
1. If there is a handset in the base remove it whilst you are
registering the new handset.
2. Press and hold the button on the base for about
10 seconds until you hear a beep and the In Use light
starts flashing.
3. On the handset to be registered, press and hold the
and buttons together until display shows 65-.
4. Enter the base number. If this is a new handset then the
base number is 1, the display shows 65-1 then PIN.
5. Enter and registration starts. When the
handset beeps and returns to standby registration is
complete.
Registering another GAP compatible handset
1. If there is a handset in the base remove it whilst you are
registering the new handset.
2. Press and hold the button on the base for about
10 seconds until you hear a beep and the In Use light
starts flashing.
3. Set the handset to be registered into registration mode
(see user guide for that handset). When it asks for a PIN,
enter .
4. When the handset beeps and returns to standby
registration is complete.
De-registering a handset
You can de-register handsets using only BT Freestyle 2200
handsets that are registered to that base (you can’t use
other GAP compatible handset to de-register a handset).
1. On the BT Freestyle 2200 handset, press and hold the
and buttons together until the handset beeps
and displays PIN.
2. Enter . The display shows PIN0000 and HS-.
3. Enter the number of the handset you want to de-register,
for example, . The display shows PIN0000 and HS-3.
The handset beeps when de-registration is complete.

Ian Portsmouth ( openreach technician )., April 2009