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5. Press for AM or for PM. The
TAD beeps, then announces the
time you set through the handset,
and beeps again.
Notes:
• The seconds start to count from
00 after you set AM or PM.
• If you make an error, the TAD
beeps 5 times. Repeat the steps
to enter the day and time cor-
rectly.
SELECTING AN
OUTGOING MESSAGE
The TAD has two pre-recorded mes-
sages. One asks the caller to leave a
message (“Hello, no one is available
to take your call. Please leave your
message after the tone.”); the other is
simply an announcement and does
not let the caller leave a message
(“Hello, no one is available to take
your call.”). You can also record your
own message (see “Recording an
Outgoing Message”).
Use the
REC TIME
switch to select
which message you want. When you
set it to either
1
or
4
(minutes), the nor-
mal message is selected and the TAD
records each incoming message for 1
or 4 minutes. When you set it to
ANN
,
the announce-only message is select-
ed.
Recording an Outgoing
Message
You can record your own message up
to 1 minute long for the caller to hear
when the TAD answers a call. Use the
handset to record the message.
If you record an outgoing message,
the TAD plays it instead of either of
the pre-recorded messages. Depend-
ing on the
REC TIME
switch setting, ei-
ther tell callers to leave a message or
state your message as an announce-
ment only.
Hint: Do not tell callers that you are
not home. Instead, say that you can-
not come to the phone right now.
Follow these steps to record your out-
going message.
1. Press
REMOTE
on the handset so
the BATT LOW indicator lights
green.
2. Hold down
OGM REC/8
for about 2
seconds until the TAD beeps.
Then speak your outgoing mes-
sage into the handset.
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