BT DF60 User Manual page 22

Using the answering
machine
Press the
•
message.
Press the
•
beginning of the message being played, or
twice in quick succession to skip to the
previous message.
To ensure you have the maximum amount of
memory available for new messages, old messages
should be deleted as soon as possible.
To erase a message
To erase a message press the DEL/REC
button while the message to be deleted is
being played back. Playback is halted and
display shows:
Press the YES button to confirm, or press
•
the NO button to resume playback. If you
press the YES button, playback resumes
with the next message.
To automatically erase messages
You can set your DF60 to automatically delete a
message once you have listened to it.
In this mode messages can be played back once
only, they will then be permanently erased.
Press the TAD button, then the
•
display shows:
Press the YES button until the display
•
shows:
AUTO DELETE: OFF?
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button to skip to the next
button once to return to the
.
MESSAGE DELETE?
or
REMOTE TAD ON
Press the NO button to change between
•
and
ON.
Press the YES button to confirm your
•
option, display shows:
Press the STOP/CLEAR button to return to
•
standby mode.
To limit incoming message recording time
Your DF60 has a total recording time of 10
minutes (including your outgoing message and
memos). The amount of recording time
allowed for each incoming message is pre-set
to 30 seconds. This time limit can be changed
or switched off completely.
To prevent incoming messages being cut short you
may wish to inform a caller via your outgoing
message of the amount of time they have to speak.
To change the recording time limit
Press the TAD button then press the
•
button.
Press the YES button until the display
•
shows:
Press the YES button.
•
Display shows:
•
Press the NO button to display the available
•
options:
Press the YES button to select your option,
•
button,
display shows:
OFF
Press the STOP/CLEAR button to return to
•
standby mode.
TAD FUNCTION
ICM TIME OUT: ON?
RECORD TIME: 30s?
20 - 70s.
TAD FUNCTION
OFF
.
.