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Answering machine settings
Introduction
Operation of the answering machine can
be customized for each user. This means
that, in a sense, the Eurit 595 has five ans-
wering machines in one device.
Thanks to the standard greeting message
(plug & play), the answering machine is
immediately operational.
All you need to do is switch it on.
The answering machine can be operated
from the base station, from a handset, or
by remote access. When the answering
machine is operated from a handset or the
base station, the display shows the number
of saved messages, the time and date for
each one, and the phone number of the
caller (CLIP).
Note:
To take full advantage of the answering
machine, you should specify at least one
MSN (user). See the section “Comfort
through ISDN – User concept”. The answer-
ing machine can only record messages for
one user at a time (e.g. MSN A).
If during this time there is a call to another
user (e.g. MSN B), the handset of the called
user rings. If the answering machine
becomes available before the second call
finishes, the answering machine can accept
the second call.
If two external calls are active at the same
time, the answering machine cannot be
accessed.
Characteristics
• Total recording time up to 22 minutes
• Automatic recording quality, i.e. the
recording quality drops the longer the
recording
• Digital recording
• No maintenance required
Note:
Your answering machine cannot work if
there is a power failure; however, the
recorded incoming messages and outgoing
messages remain saved.
Functions
• Show time remaining
• The number of rings after which the
answering machine switches on can
be set to 2 to 9 rings or to
“Automatic” (economy function)
• Incoming calls can be monitored
(listened to) at the base station or a
handset
• Adjustable length of incoming
messages
• Remote operation of the answering
machine can be enabled or disabled
• Standard outgoing message (pre-
programmed message text)
• “Pick up” function (taking the call
while the caller is leaving a message)