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Connecting the Devices
Setting the Dialling
Mode
• Analogue devices using the
DTMF dialling mode and
flash function are detected
automatically. No settings
need to be made.
• Analogue devices using
pulse dialling must be
checked in before being used
for the first time. To do this,
lift the telephone handset
and press any digit other
than "1." Replace the hand-
set. The dialling mode will be
detected automatically.
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If at a later stage a DTMF signal
is detected on a line which has
been set for pulse dialling, the
TA 33clip will automatically
switch back to DTMF operating
mode. It is therefore advisable
to avoid using hand-held trans-
mitters or signal transmitters
for the remote querying of
answerphones on devices using
pulse dialling.
Programming Telephone Numbers
Programming
Telephone
Numbers
Basics
As the TA 33clip is supplied as a
"plug & play" device, it is only
necessary to program it for spe-
cific purposes, e.g. if you want
to set up a fax machine with a
separate number on your TA
33clip. In the default setting, all
calls are signalled on both ana-
logue lines. Your ISDN access
normally includes three num-
bers (MSNs), but you can order
more from your provider.
Switching the
Programming Mode
on/off
Before you can carry out any
programming on the TA 33clip,
you need to switch the pro-
gramming mode on. This then
remains active for 15 minutes
before being switched off auto-
matically. You can also switch
the programming mode off
manually by entering a code.
Please note that whilst the pro-
gramming mode is active, no
outgoing or incoming calls are
possible on any of the terminals
connected to the TA 33clip.
Programming is carried out
using a DTMF telephone which
is plugged into one of the RJ11
sockets on the front. This tele-
phone is also used to switch the
programming mode on.
Switching the programming
mode on:
b
r * 8
0 0 0 0
# q
d
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