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PLAYING MESSAGES (continued)

1.

Press and release PLAY to hear messages from the begin-
ning; the display will indicate the number of the message
being played.

2.

Skip to next message by pressing and releasing

3.

Repeat message by pressing and releasing

4.

To go forward or backward to any message, press and hold        or
until the desired message number is reached, then release.

5.

To pause or stop the system for 30 seconds, press the STOP
button ; the system will stop on the message being played.
During the 30 seconds, you may:

a. play current message by pressing and releasing
b. play next message by pressing and releasing
c. play messages from message 1 by pressing and releasing PLAY
d. delete all messages in that mailbox by pressing and releasing

DELETE for 2 seconds.

After 30 seconds, the unit will reset to receive mode and the
number of messages in the general mailbox will be displayed. The
system will answer a call during the 30 second pause.

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WHEN MEMORY IS FULL

When the message recording capacity has been reached (total of 20
minutes for all mailboxes plus greeting), the system will ring 10 times
before it answers.  When it answers, instead of the greeting, the caller
will hear 3 beeps and will not be able to leave a message.  The system
will then disconnect.  You must erase messages from the system in order
for it to be able to record messages again.

ERASING MESSAGES

1. To erase a message while it is being played, press and release

DELETE button.  The message being played will be deleted
and the next message will play back (NOTE:  the message
number will not change, since the “next” message is now the
current message, eg., when message 2 is deleted, message 3
becomes message 2).

2. To erase all messages in a mailbox during playback,

press and release STOP , then press and hold
DELETE for about 2 seconds.  During PLAY, only
individual messages can be erased.

3. If the system is not in use, you may erase messages in any of the 5

mailboxes by pressing DELETE for about 2 seconds in that mailbox.
You will hear a beep and the display window will reset to “0” for  that
mailbox.  NOTE: To erase an individual message, you must be in
PLAY.

STOP

DELETE

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DELETE

DELETE

STOP

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Summary of Contents for Intenna AN-8591

Page 1: ...OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS FOR YOUR C O R D L E S S T E L E P H O N E A N S W E R I N G S Y S T E M MODEL AN 8591...

Page 2: ...icrochips offering more reliability and much faster access to messages than traditional tape operated systems This unsurpassable combination which even includes personal mailbox conve nience puts the...

Page 3: ...ction 8 Compander Noise Reduction 8 Digital Security 9 Display Window 9 Flash 9 Handset Volume Switch 9 Hearing Aid Compatibility 9 INTENNA System 9 Large Backlit Dialpad 9 Last Number Redial 9 Memory...

Page 4: ...Full 19 Erasing Messages 19 Ring Selector 20 On Off Button 20 Low Battery Indicator 20 Speaker Volume Control 20 Monitor 20 Screening Calls 20 Listening To Recorded Messages 20 21 Setting Remote Secur...

Page 5: ...BUTTON MEMORY 1 BUTTON LO HI VOLUME MONITOR BUTTON 10 CHANNEL BUTTON DISPLAY WINDOW LAST NUMBER REDIAL FLASH BUTTON RINGER ON OFF SWITCH ANSWERING SYSTEM TELEPHONE BASE UNIT PHONE IN USE INDICATOR PA...

Page 6: ...e diagram 1 below and thread cord through cord lock guide to prevent accidental disconnection of power Plug power adapter into a standard 110 VAC household electrical outlet Then place handset in base...

Page 7: ...base push base onto studs and slide down on the wall plate To install directly on any wall you ll need to provide two screws and wall anchors follow these steps Drill two holes 3 1 4 apart and insert...

Page 8: ...disconnects To place a call pick up handset from base and press and release the TALK button button will light When you hear the dial tone place your call ANSWERING PLACING CALLS AWAY FROM THE BASE The...

Page 9: ...der noise reduction system to minimize background noise for optimum audio perfor mance The sound of your phone will be comparable to the performance of a corded phone The following features offer stat...

Page 10: ...ILITY Your cordless telephone handset is compatible with inductively coupled hearing aids HAC INTENNA SYSTEM The revolutionary patented INTENNA hidden antenna system is a Cobra exclusive INTENNA is th...

Page 11: ...with TALK indicator OFF not lit 2 Press and release MEM 1 button 1 Pick up handset press and release TALK button to get a dial tone 2 Press and release MEM 1 or MEM 2 button The stored number will be...

Page 12: ...must return the cordless handset to the base for about thirty seconds This automatically resets the matching digital security codes 11 PULSE TONE SWITCH Your Cobra INTENNA cordless phone can be used w...

Page 13: ...atteries REPLACING THE BATTERY The rechargeable NiCad battery in your cordless phone may need to be replaced if the handset will not function when the TALK button is pressed after recharging for 12 ho...

Page 14: ...ery Recycling DO NOT PUT BATTERIES INTO FIRE OR EXPOSE TO HIGH HEAT THEY MAY EXPLODE 1 Press and slide battery door on the handset down to remove it 2 Carefully disconnect the battery plug and remove...

Page 15: ...Don t cover the upper section of the cordless handset with your hand see diagram below This may block the internal antenna located at the top of the handset possibly reducing the phone s range and au...

Page 16: ...the top section of the handset with your hand or rest the phone on your shoulder This blocks the special internal Cobra INTENNA handset antenna Handset disconnects loses performance and or beeps thre...

Page 17: ...ke sure you have instructed callers in your greeting how to direct their calls EXAMPLE for business use Thank you for calling Name Enterprises We cannot speak to you personally right now but your call...

Page 18: ...GENERAL MAILBOX All messages will be recorded in this mailbox if not directed to any other mailbox Recording or playback in the general maibox is similar to a standard answering system INDIVIDUAL MAIL...

Page 19: ..._________________ Number of messages in mailbox C C0 d Digit ___________________ Number of messages in mailbox D d0 Answering System Operation continued RECORDING A MEMO 1 Press and hold MEMO button 2...

Page 20: ...sage recording capacity has been reached total of 20 minutes for all mailboxes plus greeting the system will ring 10 times before it answers When it answers instead of the greeting the caller will hea...

Page 21: ...off system can also be turned on or off when you are away see REMOTE section p 22 LOW BATTERY INDICATOR Answering System Red light in upper right hand corner of answering system BAT LOW will flash if...

Page 22: ...y code from the INTENNA handset 1 Press and release MON button 2 Press on your INTENNA handset present security code will be announced 3 Enter new 2 digit security code number must be higher than 09 s...

Page 23: ...o record messages again RECORDING A NEW GREETING Remote If you are listening to messages you must either stop press 8 or wait until last message is played before you may proceed with recording new gre...

Page 24: ...em by installing a 9v battery back up in the system see p 20 You are not using a touch tone phone to play back messages from the remote Make sure you press your commands between beeps not during them...

Page 25: ...rm of proof of purchase such as a mechani cal reproduction or carbon or a sales receipt If you send the original receipt it cannot be returned 2 Send the entire product For example phone must include...

Page 26: ...der warranty For further details concerning procedures for obtaining service see the If You Need Service section of this Owner s Manual Exclusions This limited warranty does not apply 1 to any product...

Page 27: ...to 6 weeks for delivery Offer valid in Continental U S only Cobra Accessories Dept 6500 W Cortland St Chicago IL 60707 Order by phone 1 773 889 3087 Press 1 from the main menu 8 am 8 pm M F CST Fax t...

Page 28: ...PRINTED IN CHINA COBRA ELECTRONICS CORPORATION 1997 480 086 P 001 Cobra Electronics Corporation 6500 W Cortland Street Chicago IL 60707...

Page 29: ...notbeplacedinabuilt ininstallationunlessproperventilationisprovided 7 This product should be operated only from the type of power source indicated on the marking label If you are not sure of the type...

Page 30: ...y the battery pack supplied with the unit or identical replace ment B Do not dispose of battery pack in a fire The cells may explode Check with local codes for possible disposal instruction C Since re...

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