Uniphone 1150, Using Instruction

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CODES
When you type a message to someone, your text telephone
sends sounds over the telephone line. The other text telephone
translates those sounds into letters that are read by the other
person. These sounds are called a code. Both text telephones
need to be set to the same code in order to communicate.
Your Uniphone 1150 can communicate in three codes: Baudot
and Turbo Code, CCITT, and EDTN. These codes allow you to
call countries around the world. The Uniphone 1150 automati-
cally connects in Baudot, Turbo Code, and CCITT codes. You
must set EDTN code yourself. You can also set any of the codes
yourself if you want the Uniphone 1150 to use a particular code
for a text-telephone call.
You can change codes before or during a text-telephone call.
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