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Installation
Setting up the System
1.
Install the Battery. Remove the battery cover on the left side of the unit by pressing in on the cover and
sliding it down. Insert the battery, making sure that it is placed correctly then replace the cover.
Steps 2 through 4 detail the system installation.
2.
Connect the line cord. Plug the end of the line cord into the TEL LINE jack at the rear of the unit, and
plug the other end into a modular wall jack for your telephone line.
3.
Connect your telephone.
(If you do not want to connect a telephone to the system, go to Step 4.)
Plug you telephone set line cord into the TEL SET jack at the rear of the answering system.
4.
Connect the power cord. Plug the right-angle plug on the power cord into the answering system jack
marked POWER. Plug the power transformer into an electrical outlet that is not controlled by a wall
switch.
! You should use only the power cord supplied with your answering system. If you need a replacement
cord, call the Service Center at 1 800 222-3111.
Formatting Digital Memory
When you connect the unit to an electrical outlet, the system automatically begins formatting digital
memory. This takes about 30 seconds.
While the system is formatting memory, the Message Indicator Light flashes on and off. The Message
Window begins to count down from 31 to 0. You cannot use any system features while the formatting
routine is in progress.
When the formatting of the unit's memory is completed, the Message Indicator Light stops flashing (but
remains on) and the Message Window shows CL. The CL display blinks to indicate that you need to set the
clock.
Note: If you did not install a battery, or if the battery is low on power or installed incorrectly, the system
alternates between the usual display and the message Lo. You should install a battery so that there is
backup power to save messages in the event of a power failure.
System Reset
If the system does not record messages when memory is available, or otherwise malfunctions, press RESET.
(The RESET button is on the right side of the unit and is recessed to prevent your pressing it accidentally.)
Answering System 1339
Installation
Answering System Operation
Remote Operation
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- Page 1 Answering System 1339 Installation Answering System Operation Remote Operation Installation Setting up the System Install the Battery. Remove the battery cover on the left side of the unit by pressing in on the cover and sliding it down. Insert the battery, making sure that it is placed correctly then replace the cover. Steps 2 through 4 detail the system installation.
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Page 2: Answering System Operation
Caution: When you press RESET, the system may begin the 30-second formatting routine described on this page. If this happens, the announcement and any message stored in memory are deleted. The Remote Access code also returns to the factory setting of 10. Answering System Operation Setting the clock The clock feature will record the day and time each message received. -
Page 3: Message Volume Control
Release ANNC when you are finished. The unit beeps to indicate that it is no longer recording. If the recording was successful, the current message count (0 if you are using the system for the first time) shows in the Message Window. If the announcement was cut off or was unsuccessful for some other reason, the number in the Message Window blinks, to let you know that you need to try again. -
Page 4: Announce Only
No Answer Operation If you don’t want your system to answer calls, press and release ON/OFF; the Message Indicator Light turns off. Note: The ON/OFF button does not affect any other answering system features. When you turn off the Automatic Answering feature, the system picks up calls only after 10 rings. It does not play the announcement;... -
Page 5: Toll Saver
Toll Saver Set the RINGS switch to TS (Toll Saver) when you will be calling from another location to check for messages. If you have messages waiting, the system will answer after two rings. If there are no messages, the phone will ring at least three times before the system answers. You can then hang up after the third ring to avoid paying long distance charges. -
Page 6: Listening To New Messages Only
During message playback, the system announces the time and day that the message was received, and then plays the message. The Message Window shows the number of the message being played. The system beeps once after each message and announces “ End of Messages” after the last message has been played. The following choices are available during message playback: To repeat a message, tap REPEAT The system resumes playing at the beginning of the messages. -
Page 7: When Memory Is Full
Note: When you delete all messages, any messages that were stored in memory are erased, whether or not you have listened to them. Deleting Selected Messages To delete only a specific message, press and release DELETE while the message you want to delete is being played. -
Page 8: Remote Operation
Remote Operation Remote Access Code The Remote Access Code is preset to 10. You can use the preset code or choose one of your own. Displaying Your Code Hold down CODE. The Remote Access code appears in the Message Window. Changing your code The Remote Access code can be changed from the preset code to any number from 10 to 99. - Page 9 Playing New Messages Only To play only the messages that were received since the last time you checked your messages, press and release 6 after the 2-beep signal. If no new messages have been recorded, the system announces “ End of messages.”...
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Page 10: Deleting All Messages
If necessary, you can press 2 to replay the message after listening to it, then press 3 when you are sure you are deleting the right message. Deleting All Messages If you do not want to save any of your messages, press and release 3 3 after you listen to all your message and hear the two-beep signal. -
Page 11: Turning On The System
To make room for new messages, you should enter your Remote Access code after the two beeps, listen to your messages, then delete some or all of the messages. Turning on the System If the system is not set to answer calls, but is still connected to AC power, you can turn it on when calling from any touch tone telephone.