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The Voice Mail Waiting symbol            when you have new
voice mail. 

You must have Visual Message Waiting Indication from

you local Telephone Company for the Voice Mail Waiting Symbol to
work

.

IMPORTANT NOTE: You

 must wait for at least 2 full rings

before answering the phone for the Caller ID data.

Call Waiting Caller ID

If you subscribe to both Caller ID and Call Waiting Caller ID the
Caller ID unit will flash the “WAITING” message and the incoming
caller's information will be displayed when a call comes in while you
are talking on the phone.  The number and/or name of the waiting
caller is displayed only if you are using the telephone connected to
this unit when the new call comes in and only if the unit is
connected between the wall jack and the telephone.  If there is a
second telephone on the same line that is off the hook, the
information of the waiting caller will not be displayed.

Switching Between Caller 1 and Caller 2

When a second call comes during a telephone conversation, you
can press the 

DIAL/FLASH

 button once to switch to caller 2. While

talking to caller 2, you can press the 

DIAL/FLASH

 button again to

switch back to caller 1.

New Calls and Total Calls

When the unit and phone are
idle, the LCD displays the
number of new calls that
have been received since
the last review of memory as
well as the total number of
calls in memory.

Reviewing and Deleting Calls

Each call is assigned a number from call # 1 to call # 99. The most
recent call has the highest number. For example, if there are 99
calls in memory, then call # 99 is the most recent and call # 1 is the
oldest.

To review calls stored in memory push the 

#

#

#

#

REVIEW 

button to go

backward through the calls stored in memory or push the

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$

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REVIEW

 button to go forward through the calls stored in

memory. When you get to the last stored call, pressing the

$

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$

$

REVIEW

 button takes you back to call # 1. If you are on call # 1,

pressing the 

#

#

#

#

REVIEW 

button takes you to call #99. When the

unit’s memory has 99 stored calls and a new call comes in, the
oldest call (# 1) is automatically erased to make room for the
incoming call. The new incoming call then becomes call # 99.

Deleting Calls

To manually delete a call push the 

#

#

#

#

REVIEW

 button to go

backward through the calls stored in memory or push the

$

$

$

$

REVIEW

 button to go forward through the calls stored in memory

until the call you want to remove is displayed.  Now, push the

DELETE

 button once to remove this call.  When you delete a call,

the previous call is then displayed and the calls are renumbered
accordingly.  To delete 

all

 calls from the Caller ID unit at once

press and hold the 

DELETE

 button down for a minimum of 3

seconds or until the unit displays “NO CALLS!”

IMPORTANT NOTE:

 The Caller ID units’ buttons will not work

while the phone is ringing, or a few seconds afterward.

IMPORTANT NOTE: 

Disconnecting the AC/DC adapter and

removing the batteries deletes all stored Caller ID data.  Write
down any important numbers before disconnecting power.  If
you use 3 AA batteries as a back up power source, make
sure to replace them with new ones periodically.

Calling Back a Number from the Caller ID List

When the number you wish to call back is displayed on the LCD, lift
the handset of telephone connected to this unit, then press the

DIAL/FLASH

 button once. The displayed number is dialed with

correct area code and long distance call prefix automatically.

New Call Indication

When you have new calls to review the red LED light on the top
right hand corner of the unit will blink. When the unit is idle, total
number of new calls is displayed “

NEW 02 TOTAL15

”.

Message Waiting Indication

The new call LED Indicator also functions as a 

Visual Message

Waiting Indicator

  (

VMWI

). If you have Voice Mail messages

waiting, then the Voice Mail
Waiting Symbol       will also
display reminding you to
check your messages. In
addition, “

MESSAGES

” and

NEW 02 TOTAL15

” is

displayed alternatively on the
third line of LCD. 

*NOTE: You must activate Voice Mail and

VMWI through your local telephone company.

Troubleshooting

What If the Caller ID Unit Displays “NO CALLS!” And No Caller
ID Data Is Shown as New Calls come in?

 Verify that the 

Caller ID

 service has been activated through your

local telephone company.  Make sure that you answer a call only
after 2 or more complete rings to ensure the Caller ID data is
properly sent.

  Make sure that the unit is connected properly to a working wall

jack.

  Make sure all line cord and power connections are correct and

secure.

  Make sure that the answering machine is connected correctly

and set to answer 

after 

at least 3 or more rings.

  If you subscribe to a 

Call Forwarding

 service make sure that

 

the

Call Forwarding 

feature is not activated.

What If the Caller ID Unit Is Set To Operate in the Wrong
Language?

If your unit is currently set to operate in the wrong language, you
must remove the AC/DC adapter and/or 3 AA batteries from your
unit for a minimum of 20 seconds and then reconnect/reinstall them
in order to get the language selection option again.  See the
“CONNECTING THE AC/DC ADAPTER AND SELECTING THE
LANGUAGE” section at the beginning of this owner’s manual for
more details on setting your Caller ID unit to operate in French,
English or Spanish.

What If the Caller ID Has a Blank Screen and Displays No
Information?

 Press  either  (

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REVIEW 

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) key to see if “NO CALLS”

appears.

  Verify that the AC/DC adapter (included) and/or 3 AA batteries

are properly connected and installed and have enough power.

What If There is No Dial Tone from the Phone after Setting up
the Caller ID?

  Verify that all line cord connections are correct and secure.

  Try reconnecting the phone directly to the wall jack to see if there

is a dial tone.  If there is still no dial tone, contact your local
telephone company.

What If The Message “ERROR” or a Dotted Line “-------” Is
Displayed?

Static noise on your phone line can cause this message.  There is
a strong possibility that call information was distorted before
reaching the Caller ID unit.  If this condition persists, contact your

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Summary of Contents for G99M

Page 1: ...EW REVIEW buttons to adjust to the correct digit 3 When the desired number is reached press DELETE button to move to the next digit 4 Press DIAL FLASH button to accept area codes on LCD display If at any time the unit loses power or if the user enters the area code s incorrectly the unit must be re set and the local area code s must be re entered Refer to the beginning of this section for instruct...

Page 2: ...ers before disconnecting power If you use 3 AA batteries as a back up power source make sure to replace them with new ones periodically Calling Back a Number from the Caller ID List When the number you wish to call back is displayed on the LCD lift the handset of telephone connected to this unit then press the DIAL FLASH button once The displayed number is dialed with correct area code and long di...

Page 3: ...not apply to you FANSTEL Limited Warranty This warranty applies only to FANSTEL products purchased and used in the United States WHAT IS COVERED Any defect in materials or workmanship FOR HOW LONG For one year from the date of purchase WHAT WE WILL DO If we repair your FANSTEL product we may use new or reconditioned replacement parts If we choose to replace your FANSTEL product we may replace it w...

Page 4: ...you will be informed of your right to file a complaint with the FCC Your telephone company may make changes in its facilities equipment operations or procedures that could affect the proper functioning of your FANSTEL product If such changes are planned you will be notified Interference Information Part 15 of FCC Rules Some telephone equipment generates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy ...

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