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Caller information not available
With some incoming calls the telephone number
of the caller is not available and cannot therefore
be displayed on your Easicom
T V3
.
In this case, your Easicom
T V3
provides you with
some explanatory information about the type of
call you have received. This comes in the form
of a text message and will be one of the following.
WITHHELD
The caller has stopped their number from
being sent.
INTERNATIONAL
The call received was from outside the UK.
UNAVAILABLE
The caller’s exchange/network does not offer
a Caller Display Service.
OPERATOR
The call has come via the operator.
PAYPHONE
The caller is ringing from a payphone.
RINGBACK
The exchange is ringing to let you know that
a previously engaged number is free.
If your Easicom
T V3
does not recognise the
information contained within the caller display
message, it will show
INVALID DATA
rather
than a message that may contain errors. It does
not mean that there is a fault with your Caller
Display service or your Easicom
T V3
.
When the Calls List is full
Each time a new call is received, details of the
oldest call are automatically deleted.
USING
Directory
Your Easicom
T V3
lets you store up to 100 entries
each containing a name, address, two phone
numbers and e-mail address.
Once you have stored a name and number in
the Directory, every time you receive a call from
that number, the name of the person calling will
be displayed.
You can add new details to the directory at any
time or copy a number directly from the Calls
List or an e-mail address directly from a stored
message.
Directory entries are stored in alphabetical order.
Priority calls
When storing an entry in the directory, you can
choose to allocate Priority status to mark it out
as a special caller.
When a Priority caller rings, the Calls light on
the set top box flashes rapidly and the word
PRIORITY
appears above the callers name.
Once you have received a Priority call, you can
access your Calls List to see when they called.
A Priority call is stored in the Calls List and in
the Directory highlighted in red.
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