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TELEPHONE OPERATION
Place and answer phone calls as you
would with any normal phone. Read this
section to learn about the phone’s spe-
cial features.
SETTING THE RINGER’S
VOLUME
To adjust the ringer’s volume, set
HI/
LOW/OFF
to
HI
in a noisy room (such as
a kitchen), or
LOW
in a quiet room (such
as a bedroom).
If you do not want to be disturbed by a
ringing phone, set the switch to
OFF
.
The telephone does not ring, but you
can make outgoing calls. If you hear an
extension phone ringing, you can still
answer incoming calls.
USING REDIAL
To call the last number dialed, lift the
handset and press
REDIAL
.
Note
: The redial memory stores 31 tone
digits or 32 pulse digits. The redial
memory does not store a
FLASH
entry
or any keys you press after
FLASH
(see
“Using FLASH”).
USING FLASH
Many special telephone services re-
quire a switchhook signal. When you
press
FLASH
, the phone produces the
electronic equivalent of a switchhook
signal.
For example, if you subscribe to call
waiting (a special telephone company
service), you can press
FLASH
to put
your current call on hold and take anoth-
er incoming call. Then you can repeat-
edly press
FLASH
to alternate between
the two calls.
Note
: If you do not have a special tele-
phone service that uses
FLASH
, you
might disconnect the current call if you
press
FLASH
.
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