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2. Checking your messages when you are away from home
When you are away from home, just call your home phone
number, and when trueCall answers press
. Message Manager
will ask for your PIN and then allow you to play back your
messages. This is called
Remote Access
.
If you don’t ever want to access your messages from another
phone you can switch OFF the Remote access facility (see page
19).
3. Quick playback through the speaker
Quick playback allows you to quickly review your messages, but
doesn’t offer you the full set of message management options.
To quickly listen back to your messages, just press trueCall's
centre button, and Message Manager will play back your
messages through the speaker.
When you have listened to a message, Message Manager will
ask you to press the left button to save it, or the right button to
delete it. When all your new messages have been played back,
Message Manager asks you to press the button again to hear
your saved messages. If you want to terminate message
playback, just do nothing, or pick up and put down your
telephone handset
Quick playback of your messages is not available if you have
configured your unit for high security.
Interruption by incoming calls
trueCall’s top priority is to allow you to make and receive telephone
calls, so if you are listening to your messages when an incoming call
arrives, trueCall will abandon your message playback session and
answer the call.
Co-operation with your 1571 network voicemail service
If you have a 1571 network voicemail service it won’t be taking
messages for you - trueCall’s Message Manager will be your
primary answering machine. Network voicemail services do,
however, have one special feature – they can take a message from
anyone who calls you when you are already engaged on a call.
trueCall has a unique feature to take advantage of this. A few
moments after you hang up at the end of each call, trueCall checks
your network voicemail service to see whether a message was
How trueCall handles your calls
