To Control Answering Machine; To Operate With A Pulse System - Norelco ULTRASWITCH 100 User Manual

To control Answering Machine from a remote location
In many occasions, you may need to remotely control your answering
machine (For instance, remote change of the outgoing message, or remote
retrieval of the recorded incoming messages, etc.). It is conceivable that the
control codes of your answering machine may conflict with the control codes
(such as Fax Access Code, Modem Access Code, etc.) of the Ultra Switch
100. When this occurs, the Ultra Switch 100 will be triggered by the control
code instructions. As a result, you may not be able to access your answering
machine. To avoid such possibility, you should first suspend code reception
of the Ultra Switch 100 by pressing *2 and then press the desired control
codes of your answering machine. The Ultra Switch 100 will not intercept
and/or interpret any tone code since then.
T he code reception capability will be resumed automatically when you hang
up the phone.

To operate with a Pulse System

In some countries or areas, the public telephone network accepts pulse
dialing only. As a result, the tone controls of the Ultra Switch 100 stated
above is no longer applicable because the dialing signals of the devices in use
are pulses rather than tones. The Ultra Switch 100, however, provides an
alternative to cope with the pulse dialing problem with the cost of less
flexibility in many applications. You may enable Pulse Recognition ability of
the Ultra Switch 100 to accept pulse control signals.
W hen Pulse Recognition is enabled, the Fax Access Code and Modem Access
code can be dialed locally through a pulse telephone except that the codes are
single-digit and are not changeable. The pulse Fax Access Code and Modem
Access Code are 1 and 2, respectively. While all the remote control features
are no longer applicable unless a caller dials from a tone-dialing device.
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