Preliminary
two independent calls). Mobile phones must first be paired with the
TLC
system
before they will able to connect with it. Once paired, mobile phones are automat-
ically enabled to connect to the system. Through the menu system, mobile
phones can be disabled from connecting to the system, enabled to connect to the
system, or unpaired from the system.
Pairing a Mobile Phone
To pair (or unpair) a mobile phone, use the
outside line setup menu
to set up
outside line 3 or outside line 4. If outside line 3 or 4 is not currently paired with a
mobile phone, you can take the telephone off-hook and press
#
3
to start
pairing on outside line 3 or press
#
4
to start pairing on outside line 4.
Make sure you follow
TLC
's spoken instructions. The
TLC
system will be
discoverable for two minutes. You can then hang up the telephone and use your
mobile phone to scan (search, add new device, etc.) for Bluetooth
®
devices (in
this case
TLC
). See the mobile phone's instruction manual to learn how to scan
or search for Bluetooth
®
devices. The mobile phone will find the
TLC
system and
you will be led through a pairing process. If asked to enter a password, the
password is "4321".
Note:
If you have previously paired a mobile phone with the
TLC
system and
then unpaired it, make sure you have removed the pairing from the mobile
phone before attempting to pair it again. If you don't, the re-pairing may not
succeed.
Mobile Phone Usage
When a mobile phone is connected to
TLC
, calls can be placed and received
using the mobile phone handset directly or by using an inside line (telephone,
PC, laptop, or tablet) on the
TLC
system.
Calls placed or received directly on the mobile handset will remain on the
handset. You may experience a short, momentary loss of audio when you have
been out of Bluetooth
®
range of the
TLC
system and then come back into range
and the mobile phone re-connects to
TLC
.
Calls placed or answered directly using a mobile handset can be transferred to
an inside line on the
TLC
system (see
Picking up a Call in Progress
).
While an inside line is connected to a call through a mobile phone, you can
transfer the call's audio to the mobile phone. Please see your mobile phone's
user manual for instructions on re-routing the audio back to your mobile phone
away from a Bluetooth
®
device (in this case, the
TLC
system).
Calls initiated or answered directly on the mobile handset can be transferred to
TLC
(see
Picking up a Call in Progress
)
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