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Message Window and Indicator Lights

 

The system provides two methods to inform you about the status of system operation: the displays in the
Message Window and the indicator lights.

 

 

Message Window

 

The Message Window displays a running count of messages received; the day and time; various options;
call status; the mailboxes; and system status information.

 

 

Indicator Lights

 

The LOW BATTERY light goes on to alert you when you need to replace the battery.

 

The PLAY light blinks on and off when new messages have been received.

 

The ON/OFF light indicates whether the system is ready to answer calls and record messages.

 

When the light is:.

 

OFF – 

the system is off and will answer calls only after 10 rings.  Press ON/OFF to turn the system on.

 

On steady –

 the system is ready to answer calls and record messages.

 

Flashing –

 the system cannot answer calls.  There are several reasons why this may happen:

There is no announcement.
System Memory is full.
50 messages have been recorded.

Setting Message Alert

1.

 

You can set the system to beep every 10 seconds to notify you when new messages have been received.
Set the MSG ALERT switch, located on the right side of the unit, to ON.  If you do not want to hear the
beeps, set the switch to OFF.

Listening to Your Messages

You can listen to your messages using either the handset or the built-in speaker.  All of the playback
functions remain the same, regardless of the manner in which you listen to your messages.

To listen to messages in Mailboxes 2, 3, or 4, you must select the mailbox that you want.
Before playing your messages, adjust the Volume switch to a comfortable listening level.
During message playback, the system announces the time and day that the message was received, and then
plays the message.  The number of the message being played displays in the Message Window.  The system
beeps once after each message and announces “End of messages” after the last message plays.

The following options are available for message playback.

To play all messages and memos, 

press and release PLAY.

To play only new messages 

(messages that were recorded after the last time you listened to your

messages), hold down PLAY.  Wait until the system begins playing a message (about 2 seconds) and then
release PLAY.
If there are new messages, the system displays the number of the first new message as it begins to play.  If
there are no new messages, the system announces “No new messages.”

To interrupt a message, 

press and release STOP.  To continue playing the message where you stopped,

press PLAY or FWD.  To resume playing at the beginning of the current message, press REPEAT.
If you do not continue playing messages within 30 seconds of pressing STOP, the Message Window
displays the total number of messages again.

To repeat an entire message

, tap REPEAT.  The system resumes playing at the beginning of the message.

To play an earlier message,

 tap REPEAT until the number of the message is displayed.

To skip a message

, tap FORWARD.  The system stops playing, moves to the beginning of the next

message, and resumes playing.  The system advances one message each time you press FWD.

Summary of Contents for 1545

Page 1: ...a table or desk continue with Table Desk Installation To install the unit on a wall go to Wall Installation Table Desk Installation Follow the steps below to install your new system on a table or desk...

Page 2: ...elephone line cord into the jack labeled TEL LINE at the back of the unit 3 Place telephone on wall jack Plug the free end of the telephone line cord into a modular wall jack Make sure it snaps firmly...

Page 3: ...nt you want to record A B or AO In most cases you want to begin with the switch set to A 2 Prepare your announcement 3 Hold down ANNC while you record your announcement The system beeps once when it b...

Page 4: ...o prevent you from accidentally pressing it CAUTION When you press RESET the system begins formatting digital memory The announcement and any messages stored in memory are deleted After the memory for...

Page 5: ...gnal hang up and then press AUTO REDIAL NOTE To use this feature the handset must be in the cradle and the speakerphone must be off The system automatically turns on the speaker and redials the number...

Page 6: ...If you have dial pulse rotary service you can temporarily change from pulse to tone dialing during a call This is useful if you have to send tone signals for access to telephone banking or long distan...

Page 7: ...Press and release LOWER 4 Press and release the memory button where you want to store the telephone number 5 Repeat Steps 2 3 and 4 for each number you want to store in memory 6 Press and release PRO...

Page 8: ...wer memory location 3 Repeat Step 2 for each number you want to erase from memory 1 When you finish erasing press and release PROGRAM ANSWERING SYSTEM OPERATION Mailboxes Announcements and messages ca...

Page 9: ...primary outgoing announcement This is the announcement callers will hear when the system answers a call The primary announcement is associated with Mailbox 1 If you do not want to record your own pri...

Page 10: ...ement Follow Steps 1 through 6 under To record a primary announcement The new announcement will be recorded over the old one Recording Through the Handset The sound quality of your announcement may be...

Page 11: ...your announcement 5 If you are not satisfied with your announcement repeat Steps 2 through 4 NOTE You may also use the handset to record an announcement See Recording Through the Handset To review you...

Page 12: ...ystem on again When the ON OFF light is off the system answers calls but only after 10 rings This allows you to turn the system on from a remote location using either a touch tone telephone or voice a...

Page 13: ...system answers after two rings only if you have messages waiting If there are no messages the phone will ring at least three times before the system answers You can hang up after the third ring to avo...

Page 14: ...listen to messages in Mailboxes 2 3 or 4 you must select the mailbox that you want Before playing your messages adjust the Volume switch to a comfortable listening level During message playback the s...

Page 15: ...E for about 2 seconds Release DELETE when the system beeps once and the Message Window displays MESSAGES DELETED To delete selected messages while the system plays the messages press and release DELET...

Page 16: ...e Message Window displays PRIORITY CALL If the phone is not answered within 30 seconds the caller hears two beeps This indicates that the system is ready for the next remote command The caller can pre...

Page 17: ...phone See section on Voice Activated Commands Remote Access Codes The system supports four Remote Access codes one for each of the four mailboxes You enter the Remote Access code for the mailbox you...

Page 18: ...ce to indicate that you can enter another command To play all messages To play your messages press and release 7 after the two beep signal The system beeps once after each message After playing the la...

Page 19: ...into the telephone in a normal tone of voice 3 Press and release when you are finished This memo is counted as a new message Anyone who has access to the mailbox will hear the memo when messages are p...

Page 20: ...o beep signal press 8 You should hear the two beep signal again 2 Enter the number of the mailbox for which you want to leave a message The system either beeps once or plays the announcement for that...

Page 21: ...ary phone to listen to your messages or to turn on the machine You use your voice to enter a Remote Access code to repeat messages and to delete messages Using Voice Activated Commands Speak in respon...

Page 22: ...ssages To replay all the messages immediately respond by saying Replay messages If you remain silent the system prompts Delete messages 9 To delete all of the messages you just heard immediately respo...

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