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Caution

: When you press RESET, the system may begin the 30-second formatting routine described on this

page.  If this happens, the announcement and any message stored in memory are deleted.  The Remote
Access code also returns to the factory setting of 10.

Answering System Operation

Setting the clock

The clock feature will record the day and time each message received.  The clock needs to be set when CL
is blinking in the Message Window.

To set the clock:
1.

 

Set the message VOLUME control to the middle.

2.

 

Hold down CLOCK for about 2 seconds until you hear a day of the week (for example “Sunday”), then
release CLOCK.

 

The display in the Message Window changes from CL to a number that corresponds to the day of the week
(1=Sunday, 2=Monday, and so on).
3.

 

To set the day, hold down FORWARD or REPEAT until the number for the correct day is displayed,
then release the button.  You will hear the new day setting when you release the button.

4.

 

After you hear the correct day setting, press and release CLOCK.  You will hear an hour setting (for
example, “Twelve AM”) and the hour will be displayed in the Message Window.

5.

 

To set the hour, hold down FORWARD or REPEAT until the number for the correct hour is displayed,
then release the button.  You will hear the new hour setting when you release the button.

 

Make sure that the hour is correctly set for AM or PM.  If it is not, hold down FORWARD to advance
twelve hours.
6.

 

After you hear the correct hour setting, press and release CLOCK.  You will hear a minute setting (for
example, “oh one”) and the minute will be displayed in the Message Window (for example, “01”)

7.

 

To set the minute, hold down FORWARD or REPEAT until the numbers for the correct minute are
displayed, then release the button.  You will hear the new minute setting when you release the button.

8.

 

After you hear the correct minute setting, press and release CLOCK.  You will hear the complete day
and time setting.

If the settings are not correct, begin again at Step 2.

Audible Clock

To use your system as an “audible clock” or to check the clock setting, set the VOLUME control to the
middle.  Then, tap CLOCK to hear the current day and time setting.

Recording Your Announcement

Before using your new answering system, you should record an outgoing announcement. This is the
announcement that callers will hear when the system answers a call.

1.

 

Prepare your announcement.

 

Example: “Hello. I can’t come to the phone right now.  Please leave your name, telephone number, and a
short message after the beep. I will return your call as soon as I can.  Thank you.”

 
 

Note

: The maximum length of an announcement is 1 minute.  A total of about 7 minutes of memory is

shared between the outgoing announcement and all messages and memos.  A short announcement will
leave more memory for recording messages.

 

2.

 

Hold down ANNC while recording your announcement.  The system beeps once to indicate that it is
recording from the microphone in the front of the unit.  While you are recording, the Message Window
shows the length of the announcement in seconds.

3.

 

Speak toward the front of the unit in a normal tone of voice.

Summary of Contents for 1339

Page 1: ...ith your answering system If you need a replacement cord call the Service Center at 1 800 222 3111 Formatting Digital Memory When you connect the unit to an electrical outlet the system automatically begins formatting digital memory This takes about 30 seconds While the system is formatting memory the Message Indicator Light flashes on and off The Message Window begins to count down from 31 to 0 Y...

Page 2: ...tting press and release CLOCK You will hear a minute setting for example oh one and the minute will be displayed in the Message Window for example 01 7 To set the minute hold down FORWARD or REPEAT until the numbers for the correct minute are displayed then release the button You will hear the new minute setting when you release the button 8 After you hear the correct minute setting press and rele...

Page 3: ...cement the Message Indicator Light should be on indicating that the system is ready to answer calls The Message Window shows the number of messages stored in memory 0 if no messages have been received If the Message Indicator Light is not on press and release ON OFF to turn on the system NOTE To record callers messages the Message Indicator Light must be on and the MESSAGES switch on the left side...

Page 4: ...Message Window displays AO Announce Only When a call comes in the system answers the call plays your announcement and then hangs up When the Announcement Only feature is turned on you can still access your answering machine if you are away from home to change your announcement turn the system on or off or record a memo See Remote Operation Screening your calls To screen your calls set the system t...

Page 5: ...slowly to indicate that you have messages waiting The table below tells you how to interpret the information provided by these displays Message Message Indicator Window Light What it means 0 on steady System is turned on but you have no messages Blinking on No announcement is stored in memory Number AP on Playing your announcement on Answering a call 1 50 blinking slowly Message Window shows curre...

Page 6: ...t message press REPEAT If you do not continue playing messages within 30 seconds after pressing STOP the system announces End of messages and the Message Window re displays the total number of messages Listening to New Messages Only To play only new messages messages that were recorded after the last time you listened to your messages hold down PLAY Wait until system begins playing a message about...

Page 7: ...nit picks up the line and beeps twice to indicate that it is a waiting for a command If no command is given the system beeps again and then hangs up The system answers after 10 rings so that you can still have remote access to your machine Using remote commands you can replay messages some or all messages and request any other functions available on the system See Remote Operation Recording a Memo...

Page 8: ...ephone to enter your Remote Access code When then Remote Access code is entered correctly the system announces the number of messages You have X Messages and then beeps twice indicating that it is ready for a remote command Note To bypass the announcement or if the MESSAGES switch is set to NO enter your Remote Access code as soon as the announcement begins If the announcement does not stop enter ...

Page 9: ...and resumes playing You can press 2 repeatedly to replay an earlier message Searching Backward Through a Message To search backward through a message hold down 2 To resume playing the message release 2 Searching Forward Through a Message To search forward through a message hold down 5 To resume playing the message release 5 Skipping a Message To skip a message press and release 5 The system will s...

Page 10: ...ase 4 The system will beep and begin to record 4 Speak into the telephone in a normal tone of voice 5 When you are finished press and release The system beeps to end the recording When you hear two beeps the system is ready for another command To listen to your new announcement press and release 4 1 after the two beeps The system plays the recording to the end or until you press Turning Off the sy...

Page 11: ... ten rings by beeping twice The system will not play your announcement message 2 Press and release 0 The system beeps twice to indicate that the Automatic Answering feature has been turned on When you hang up the system remains on ready to answer automatically and receive messages Note If the system does not beep twice after you press 0 the system s memory is full You must enter your Remote Access...

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