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delivering stars (
*
) between groups of information. (For example, first the area code is sent, then a star, the phone
number, another star, and finally the call duration). Most paging companies accept a star and display it as a dash (
-
) on
your pager. Whereas, a star sent to other services will adversely affect pager notification. Try using the 41** option
(page 3).
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Connect AIT to line before any FAX/MODEM type switch and set switch to answer on 2 rings.
4)
Your pager is notified properly on all but "Out-of-Area" calls.
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Chances are your pager service has voice mail options or other options that you can access by dialing a "
0
" immediately
as the paging company answers. If this is the case, then use the extended option "
1122**
". This option instructs the unit
to deliver "
2222
" instead of "
0000
" when notifying on Out-of-Area calls.
5)
You are using a paging service that requires entering a pin number and/or a menu selection.
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Set option
41**
. The pager number you enter into the unit will need to include the phone number of the paging service,
your pin number, and the number of any menu selection may need to be chosen. Also, the appropriate number of 2
second delays (
#
sign) may have to be inserted between the between the phone number, pin numbers, and
menu selection. Furthermore, an actual "
#
" may need to be dialed by the unit for termination of a pin number. To instruct
the unit to dial a "
#
", use "
*#
" in the pager number string.
For Example, if you are a Skypage
TM
service subscriber, to program your pager number into the unit, your entry would
be similar to:
1 800 759 7243 ### 5555 *# # **
The "
1 800
..." is the Skypage number; "
###
" instructs the unit to pause for 6 seconds (2 seconds per "
#
") to allow for
ringing and answer; "
5555
" represents your pin number; "
*#
" tells the unit to actually dial a "
#
" after the pin number; the
last "
#
" is another 2 second pause; and "
**
" instructs the unit to accept this entire string as your pager number. A
maximum of 29 characters can be accepted as a pager number.
NOTE: You may want to "listen in" when the unit is delivering a page in order to determine the
appropriate number of delays. Please refer to the beginning of this section, page 9, for more information on
"listening in".
6)
The unit always notify your pager with "
9999
" even though you have Caller ID service on your telephone line.
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Some telephone devices do not pass the Caller ID signal. Examples are: some modems, all distinctive ring routing
devices, and all fax/modem/phone line sharing devices. Be sure to connect the unit to the telephone line "in front" of
these type of devices so that it can collect the Caller ID information.
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A large percentage of Caller ID related problems are simply due to the fact that Caller ID service has not been put on
your line by the local telephone company. In many cases, they have processed the your order, but have never
programmed your line for Caller ID.
There is at least 3 ways to determine if Caller ID service is active on your line
(a) Watch the light on the front of the unit during an inbound call. The light will go on during the entire first ring. Then,
only if you have Caller ID, will it come on again momentarily between the first and second rings. This will mean the
unit detected the Caller ID signal.
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