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USING CALLER ID
If you subscribe to a Caller ID service,
the phone automatically displays infor-
mation about calls you receive and
stores the information in Caller ID mem-
ory. The system can store up to 99 in-
coming phone numbers, or up to 68
incoming names and phone numbers
into call records.
During an incoming call, the phone com-
pany automatically sends the correct
time between the first and second rings
to update your system’s display (if you
subscribe to Caller ID service).
The first line of the call record shows the
name (if available) of the caller. The
second line shows the phone number of
the caller. The third line shows the time,
date and number of the calls.
Caller ID Display Information
Refer to this chart to help you interpret
the display’s information.
Display Situation
Appears on the left top
of the display if the call
is from Line 1.
Appears on the left top
of the display if the call
is from Line 2.
L-D-C
Appears when an in
coming call is long dis-
tance.
Appears the first time
you review a call’s infor-
mation.
/,1(4
/,1(5
X
Appears if there are one
or more incoming new
calls saved in memory.
X indicates the number
of new calls.
XX CALLS
Appears when there are
a total of XX Caller ID
records stored in the
phone.
0 CALL
Appears if you review
incoming call records
and there are no calls.
#XX
Indicates the sequence
number of the current
call record (for example,
#1
is the oldest call).
x X
Appears if the call was
a repeat call.
X
shows
how many times the
caller called.
CALL-Fd
Appears instead of the
phone number if the call
was forwarded to you
by a phone which was
set to forward all calls
(using the phone com-
pany’s call forwarding
service). The display
flashes between
CALL-Fd
and the call
record.
CALL-Fd BUSY
Appears instead of the
phone number if the call
was forwarded to you
by a phone set to for-
ward any busy calls,
and the number the
caller dialed was busy.
The display flashes be-
tween
CALL-Fd
BUSY
and the call
record.
Display Situation
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