Network Features
In addition to making and receiving calls, the digital
CDMA network offers other advanced benefits
detailed in this section. Some of the features may not
be supported by your network operator or by a
foreign network when roaming.
DTMF Signaling
1 1 . 1
C o n s t ructing a Pause Dial Sequence 1 1 . 1
N o rmal and Long DTMF To n e s
1 1 . 2
Caller Identification Number
1 1 . 2
Text and Voice Mail Message in
G e n e r a l
1 1 . 3
Receiving Messages
1 1 . 3
M e m o ry Capacity
1 1 . 3
Text Messages
1 1 . 4
Reading Messages
11.4
Voice Mail Messages
1 1 . 5
Reading Messages
11.5
Deleting Message
11.6
System Selection
1 1 . 7
Preferred Service Provide
11.7
Auto NAM
11.7
Network Selection
1 1 . 8
Preferred Mode
11.8
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10.2
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Web surfing, E-mail, and send Fax using
your computer (note book)
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You can treat the MX-1111 phone like an external
modem for these purposes.
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Hook up the phone with your computer’s serial port
(usually DB-9, RS-232 port) using the data cable
accessary (see section 14, Accessories for detail)
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Make a data or fax call using your computer’s dial-up
network or Fax software.
