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Number Information Label
The window label cover is fitted in the recess under the handset of
the telephone. The label for your number is packed separately.
If you would like your number on the phone itself, simply remove
the cover by sliding it to the left, write the number on the label and then
place it in the recess. The label cover can then be put back in position.
Operating your Viscount
Making a Call
At this stage it would be useful to familiarise yourseli with the
manual dialling procedure and also to test the operation of your
telephone. Use the following procedures to dial a known number and
set up an incoming call:
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Lift the handset and listen for dial tone.
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Press the buttons for the number that you require.
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Replace the handset to clear the call when finished.
Answering a Call
The tone caller will sound.
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Lift the handset to speak.
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Replace the handset to clear the call.
Adjusting the volume of
the tone caller
A high/low volume control is
located on the right hand side of the
telephone case; the highest position at
the front, the lowest position at the rear.
Secrecy
The Viscount incorporates a highly effective electronic microphone
- if you simply put your hand over the mouthpiece, the other person
can still hear you.
To overcome this, the Viscount lets you temporarily break the
microphone link between yourself and the person on the other end of
the line. Provided you hold down the
'S'
button the person you are
calling cannot hear your comments, although you can hear theirs. To
operate the secrecy facility:
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Press the
'S'
button and keep it held down.
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Release the
'S'
button to resume normal conversation.
Last Number Redial
Once you have dialled a number it is automatically stored in the
telephones memory circuit, provided the telephone is left plugged in.
This function can store a number
21
digits long and is particularly
useful when you have dialled a lengthy number and found it engaged.
To operate the last number redial facility:
