Remote Answer-On; Using Remote Commands - Radio Shack TAD-1006 Owner's Manual

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3. Enter the new 3-digit remote oper-
ation security code. The TAD
beeps once after you press each
button, then it beeps twice to indi-
cate the new code has been
stored in memory.

REMOTE ANSWER-ON

If the TAD-1006 is connected to AC
power, you can use any remote phone
to turn the TAD on and set it to answer
calls and record messages.
To remotely set the TAD to answer
calls, dial your phone number and wait
about 12 rings until the TAD answers.
Then hang up the phone or proceed
with remote operation beginning with
Step 2 under "Using Remote Com-
mands."
After you hang up, the TAD answers
calls and records incoming messages.
Note:
When the
for announcement-only,
calls but does not record messages.
USING REMOTE
COMMANDS
Follow these steps to operate the TAD
from a remote touch-tone phone.
TAD is set
it answers
1. Dial your phone number.
2. When the outgoing announce-
ment begins, press
announcement stops.
3. Enter the 3-digit remote operation
security code. The TAD sounds
three long beeps then announces:
" Press one to play back memos.
Press two to play back messages.
Press three to monitor the room.
Press four to record a new outgo-
ing message. Press six to skip
back one message. Press seven
to repeat the message. Press
eight to erase messages. Press
nine to skip the message. Press
star ( ) to stop playback or
record ."
Note: If no beeps sound, re-enter
the code. If you enter the correct
code, but the TAD does not
accept it, the code might have
reset to the default (028) because
of low battery power. Try entering
028 as the security code. If this
works, replace the TAD-1006's
backup battery and reset the
remote operation security code as
soon as you return to the TAD-
1006's location (see "Setting the
Day and Time" on Page 16 and
"Changing the Remote Code" on
Page 26).
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