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Press 

GREETING RECORD

 again

to end the recording. Your recorded
greeting will automatically replay.

NOTES:

The volume control does not affect the volume of the
greeting that is played to callers over the phone line. It
controls only the volume of messages played back,
greeting check and the caller’s voice when using the
speakerphone.

The TA-180 indicates if no greeting has been recorded
for Greeting 1 or Greeting 2 by flashing the “1” or “2”
in the display.

ANNC

LINE 2

TWO LINE 

 ALL DIGITAL

ON/OFF

ANNC

LINE 1

ON/OFF

CHECK

GREETING

RECORD

SELECT

SET/CHECK

CHECK

TIME

SET

CODE

MIC

MESSAGE

FILE

PLAY/PAUSE

2

PLAY/PAUSE

1

 

1 & 2

NEW

ONLY

PLAY/PAUSE

SPEAKERPHONE

SAVE

HOLD

ERASE

FLASH

LINE 1

LINE 2

CALL SCREEN

MEMO

CONV

SKIP

REPEAT

PLAYBACK

SPEED

In addition to the display clock, a synthesized
voice announces the time and day.  Press

TIME CHECK

  (under the lid.) You will hear

the current time and day setting. If the time
and day are not set, 

“Sunday 12:00 a.m.” 

will

be announced.

TIME/DAY STAMP

1

2

SET VOICE

TIME/DAY STAMP

During message playback, a synthesized voice
will announce the current time and day of the
week. To set the current time and day of the
week:

Press 

TIME SET 

(under the lid).

You will hear:

Sunday

Press 

SKIP/+

 or 

REPEAT/- 

until

the correct day is announced.

Saturday

3

Press 

TIME SET 

again to set the

hour.  “12: ” 

 

will flash in the display

and you will hear:

Enter hour.

4

Press 

SKIP/+ 

to advance or

REPEAT/- 

to reverse the hour. The

hour setting will appear in the display.

5

Press 

TIME SET 

again to set the

minutes. 

 

“ :00 ”

  

will flash in the

display.

Enter

minute.

6

Press 

SKIP/+ 

to advance or

REPEAT/- 

to reverse the minutes.

7

Press 

TIME SET 

again to end.  The

day and time will be announced and
time set is complete.

Saturday,

4:32 p.m.

NOTES:

 If the time and day have not been set, all messages
will be stamped with “

Sunday 12:00 a.m.”

When experiencing a power failure, the TA-180 will
maintain the clock function for up to 20 minutes.
After 20 minutes, the clock reverts to the factory
default setting of Sunday, 12:00 a.m., and “12:00 AM”
will flash in the display.  All other stored information
including greetings and incoming messages, remote
access code, and other machine settings will be saved
and normal operation will resume when power is
restored.

TIME CHECK

You can record one or two greetings and use
one of three greeting modes as discussed on
page 8.

RECORDING GREETINGS

RECORD GREETING 1

1

2

3

4

Adjust the

 

VOLUME

CONTROL 

to about

the halfway point.

Press 

GREETING RECORD 

(under

the lid).  You will hear:

Press one for

greeting one. Press

two for greeting two.

Press 

PLAY/PAUSE 1

.

When “RECORDING”

 

flashes in the

display, begin speaking clearly, 6-8"
away from the microphone (lower
right corner of machine). Your
greeting must be at least 3 seconds
long or the pre-recorded greeting,

Please record a message after the

tone

,” will play.

RECORD

GREETING 2

To record Greeting 2, repeat
steps 1-5 above with the
exception of pressing 

PLAY/

PAUSE 2 

in step 3.

CHECK

TIME

SET

SKIP

REPEAT

CHECK

TIME

SET

CHECK

GREETING

RECORD

SELECT

PLAY/PAUSE

1

GREETING 1 2

  4:00

PM

Record new

greeting one.

GREETING 1

LINE 1    LINE 2

12:45

PM

RECORDING

Summary of Contents for PhoneMate TA-180

Page 1: ...Erase Individual Messages 7 9 Programming Record Greetings 17 18 Hold a Call GREETING 1 2 LINE 1 LINE 2 1 45PM 5 Line 1 and 2 On Off Display Page Description 10 Message Count for Each Line 15 Message...

Page 2: ...s of unlimited length can be recorded up to the maximum recording capacity of the TA 180 This allows you to record lengthy detailed outgoing messages for your callers if you desire MESSAGE FILE Messag...

Page 3: ...ow 2 line telephone capability Refer to page 28 for connection instructions RING SELECT Press ON OFF under the lid for Line 1 and or Line 2 to turn the answering machine on and off independently by li...

Page 4: ...will appear in the display 5 Press TIME SET again to set the minutes 00 will flash in the display Enter minute 6 Press SKIP to advance or REPEAT to reverse the minutes 7 Press TIME SET again to end Th...

Page 5: ...r the tone GREETINGS CONT BYPASS GREETING Frequent callers can skip your greeting when they call to leave a message Instruct them to press on their touchtone keypad any time during the greeting ANNOUN...

Page 6: ...ine 1 message count exceeds 19 messages OVER will be displayed PLAY ALL MESSAGES BOTH LINES COMBINED The MESSAGE INDICATORS will either flash slowly when messages have been played and saved or flash q...

Page 7: ...use mode The ringer will be disabled but the LINE 1 or LINE 2 SPEAKERPHONE INDICATOR will intermittently flash indicating an incoming call You may answer calls with the speakerphone and cancel pause a...

Page 8: ...orded message into Message File Press NEW ONLY PLAY PAUSE 1 2 PLAY PAUSE 1 or PLAY PAUSE 2 to playback your messages 2 Press MESSAGE FILE during message playback You will hear a beep and the message w...

Page 9: ...DICATOR will light solid green Begin speaking 2 3 feet from the microphone 3 Press LINE 1 or LINE 2 SPEAKERPHONE after you finish speaking to hang up Speakerphone Helpful Hints One person at a time sh...

Page 10: ...EXTENSION PHONE TO SPEAKERPHONE While using an extension phone Press LINE 1 OR LINE 2 SPEAKERPHONE The LINE 1 or LINE 2 SPEAKERPHONE INDICATOR will change from solid red to solid green to indicate SP...

Page 11: ...memos and conversations are played along with the incoming messages in the order in which they were recorded All playback control features are available as with other recorded messages REMOTE OPERATI...

Page 12: ...o forward to the next message NOTE You cannot skip backward once End of messages is announced 1 REPLAY ALL MESSAGES Replay all messages from a remote location after new messages have been automaticall...

Page 13: ...our message immediately after pressing 4 3 VERY IMPORTANT Enter 0 immediately when finished recording Messages are recorded and played back as new messages The TA 180 stops recording and returns to th...

Page 14: ...esigned to answer one or two telephone lines If you have two separate telephone numbers they will be wired in one of two ways Two telephone numbers and two separate jacks RJ11 s one for each line Two...

Page 15: ...product and is valid only with respect to consumers within the United States of America and Canada Subject to the following conditions should this product prove defective by reason of improper workman...

Page 16: ...the tone Between messages there is an operator recording or a beep and dial tone The caller has hung up without leaving a message You have more than two telephone numbers and are experiencing difficu...

Page 17: ...nd if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions may cause harmful interference to radio communications However there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular i...

Page 18: ...PHONEMATE INC 20665 Manhattan Place Torrance CA 90501 Internet website address http www casiophonemate com M1S1 5 98 Printed in Malaysia EASY TO USE OWNER S GUIDE TA 180 2 LINE DIGITAL ANSWERING MACH...

Page 19: ...pair work is required Opening or removing covers may expose you to dangerous voltages or other risks Incorrect re assembly can cause electric shock when the appliance is subsequently used 11 Unplug th...

Page 20: ...wering a Call During Playback 16 Using the 2 Line Speakerphone to Answer a Call 16 Hold Call 17 Releasing Hold 17 Flash Call Waiting 18 Answering the 2nd Line While Using Line 1 Speakerphone 18 Switch...

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