Uniphone 1150, Using Instruction

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Using Turbo Code interrupt
When you are connected to another Turbo Code-equipped text
telephone, you can interrupt the other person while he or she
is typing. Hold down the
key and press the key. Your
display will say INTERRUPT REQUEST. The other display
will say INTERRUPT. The other person can choose to stop typ-
ing and let you go ahead or ignore your interruption and con-
tinue.
If you see INTERRUPT on your display and your personal
indicator flashes while you are typing, it means the other per-
son wants to interrupt you and start typing. You can choose to
stop and let the other person go ahead or continue typing.
The interrupt feature only works with newer text telephones
that have Turbo Code and only when the other person is typing
continuously. If nothing happens when you try to interrupt the
other person, the other machine does not have Turbo Code or
the other person is not typing.
Wait for response
If the other person tells you to hold and you think it might
take a long time before they come back, you can use the wait
for response feature. The Uniphone 1150 flashes the personal
indicator when the other person starts typing again. Follow
these steps to turn on wait for response:
1.
When you are asked to hold or wait, press the key and
then the key. The display says WAITING.
2.
When you see the personal indicator flashing, the other per-
son has returned to the conversation. Press any key to stop
the personal indicator.
This feature works in text-telephone mode only.
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