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To play back messages and memos

Press buttons in the order shown

When the red light is flashing: Your messages and memos are
played back in the order they were received until all your
messages have been played.

Press the 

SKIP/MEMO

button once to replay the current message,

or twice to go back to the previous message.

Press the 

SKIP/PLAY

button once to skip forward to the next

message.

To delete messages

While your messages are being played back.

Lift the lid of your Monitor™ 420.

Press the 

DELETE

button to delete messages one at a time.

To delete all messages

Lift the lid of your Monitor™ 420.

Wait until playback of all messages has finished. Within 8 seconds
press and hold the 

DELETE

button.

After you hear 2 beeps release the 

DELETE

button.

All messages will be deleted.

To stop playback

While your messages are being played back.

Lift the lid of your Monitor™ 420.

Press the 

STOP

button. Playback stops.

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You can let your Monitor™ 420 answer an incoming call and hear
the caller’s voice through the loudspeaker so you can decide
whether or not to take the call in person.

Press the 

ANSWER ON/OFF

button to switch your Monitor™ 420

on.

Make sure the volume is set to an audible level.

When the phone rings, let your machine answer the call and wait
until the caller begins to leave their message.

If you want to talk to the caller in person, pick up your handset
and speak.

The Monitor™ 420 will automatically stop recording and reset to
answer new calls.

Call screening

To check the number of rings before answer

Lift the lid.

Momentarily press the 

STOP

button. The unit will read back the

current setting.

To change the number of rings before answer

Lift the lid.

Press and hold the 

STOP

button. The unit will read back the

current setting and will then read back the other available
options.

When you hear the setting you wish release the 

STOP

button.

The unit will then read back your new setting.

Setting the number of rings before answer

Memo

Skip

Skip

Play

Delete

Delete

Stop

Answer

on/off

Stop

Stop

Summary of Contents for Monitor 420

Page 1: ...nitor 420 DigitalAnsweringMachine UserGuide If you have any problems with your answering machine firstly refer to the Troubleshooting section of this User Guide or call our TecHelp line on 1300 369 19...

Page 2: ...oubleshooting 15 Maintenance 15 Wall mounting template 16 Product Warranty and Customer Service 17 COPYRIGHT 2000 Telstra Corporation Limited This work is copyright All rights reserved Other than for...

Page 3: ...y is full by flashing rapidly 12 step electronic volume control Lets you set the loudspeaker volume for message playback Remote access You can ring your Monitor 420 from another phone and switch it on...

Page 4: ...your own personal outgoing message see page 8 4 5 Setting up your Monitor 420 Plan the location of your Monitor 420 Insert the back up battery The back up battery 9v 6LR61 not supplied ensures that al...

Page 5: ...or 420 in damp humid conditions such as bathrooms Do not expose the equipment to fire or water Disconnect the telephone line before inserting the back up battery 9v 6LR61 not supplied Using your Monit...

Page 6: ...rst message is recorded your Monitor 420 answers subsequent calls after 2 rings see Remote Access page 12 A caller can leave a message of up to 2 minutes long Monitor 420 will terminate a call under c...

Page 7: ...ops 10 11 You can let your Monitor 420 answer an incoming call and hear the caller s voice through the loudspeaker so you can decide whether or not to take the call in person Press the ANSWER ON OFF b...

Page 8: ...your new security code Remember to note your new security code on page 2 of this guide for future reference Setting your security code To operate your Monitor 420 remotely Call your Monitor 420 phone...

Page 9: ...have a back up battery inserted or that the battery has not run out Customer helpline Should you still have problems with your machine call the TecHelp Help line on 1300 369 193 Simply clean your Moni...

Page 10: ...The goods have been rented to another person D The defect was caused by an accident misuse abuse improper installation or operation lack of reasonable care unauthorised modification loss of parts tam...

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