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Notes on Remote Programming:
1) Some answering machines respond to the star (
*
) key by hanging up on the caller, fast forwarding the tape, or other
unwanted actions. You can use "
#
" instead of "
*
", or in any combination with "
*
" to disable the unit from notifying you.
For example, you can use "
##
" , "
*#
" , or "
#*
" . These two keys are interchangeable only when you access remote
programming and disable the unit from notifying. For more on disabling the unit from notifying, please refer to page 3.
2)
Once in the remote programming mode, any device connected to the output port on the unit will be disconnected. This
feature protects a device, such as an answering machine, from being affected by the touch tones intended to program the
Always-in-Touch. If you do have an answering machine connected to the phone line, you may want to connect it to the
output jack on the Always-in-Touch to protect it from inadvertent remote programming.
3)
Even though more than one option can be set during the remote programming, once the
88**
option has been entered the
unit will immediately hang up and notify your pager.
PAGER DISPLAY CODES
All information displayed on your pager is formatted for a 12 digit screen. All numbers longer than 12 digits will spill over to
the next screen. Inbound calls will show the phone number and the call duration. Outbound calls will show the phone number,
call duration, and a trailing "
0
" to signify an outbound call. Note that on outbound calls, the leading
0
or
1
that is dialed for a
long distance call before an area code and phone number will not be displayed on your pager.
Call duration is measured in seconds and can be as long as
9999
seconds long (2 hours, 46 minutes, 39 seconds). Call duration
always will be display as least 2 digits on your pager. If the duration of the call is more than
99
seconds, it will be displayed
as a 3 or 4 digit number.
xxx-xxxxxxx-nn..
Phone number of caller, call lasted
nn..
seconds.
xxx-xxxx-nn..-0
Local outbound call, phone number dialed, call lasted
nn..
seconds.
xxx-xxxxxxx-nn..-0
Long distance outbound call, number dialed lasted
nn..
seconds.
0000-nn..
Out of area caller with call lasting
nn..
seconds.
5555-nn..
Private caller. (A caller who blocks their Caller ID number from being transmitted to the party called.)
9999-nn..
No phone number collected by unit. Either a bad number or no number transmitted by the Caller ID service; or if
not using Caller ID service, no number entered by caller (using option
61**
).
911-nn..
911 emergency number dialed, call lasted
nn..
seconds.
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Someone has "quick paged" you from where the unit is located. For more information on the "Quick Page"
feature, please refer to page 3.
WHAT IF I DON'T HAVE CALLER ID?
Always-in-Touch is designed to be used with or without Caller ID. If no Caller ID service is available, set option
61**
on
your unit, and simply have your answering machine prompt the caller to enter their phone number with a touch-tone phone.
They can enter their number anytime during the connection and do not need to follow the number with a pound sign (
#
).
Always-in-Touch will operate normally, delivering the number to your pager.
An example of an answering machine message if no Caller ID is available would be:
"Please leave your name, number and a brief message after the tone. If you enter your telephone number from a
touch-tone phone, I will be paged and return your call immediately."
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