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ASD-4
5.4.8 F
[4][1]: R
UNCTION
The TAD port and the PHONE port are connected internally. When the ASD-
4 answers a telephone call and does not detect a tone access code, a fax CNG
signal, a reverse modem signal, or a distinctive ring pattern, it begins to ring
the TAD and PHONE ports simultaneously. This function determines the
number of times that the ASD-4 will ring the TAD and PHONE ports before
hanging up or transferring the call to another port. If you're using a TAD, be
sure to set your answering machine to answer before this ring count expires.
Rings Available to the TAD and PHONE Ports can range from zero to 99
but is factory-preset to six rings, [4][1] [6] [*].
Example: To change Rings Available to the TAD and PHONE Ports to nine
rings, enter the programming mode and press the following on your tone
phone:
[4][1] Change Rings Available to TAD and PHONE Ports to
[9] The desired number of rings
[*] End programming sequence (3 beeps indicate correct entry)
.
.
(Optional entries for additional changes)
.
[*] Save changes and exit programming
5.4.9 F
[4][2]: R
UNCTION
This function allows you to define the number of rings available to the FAX
port. Set your fax machine to answer on one or two rings to ensure the fastest
response to a call. (See your fax machine's manual.) Rings Available to the
FAX Port can range from one to 99 but is factory-preset to three rings, [4][2]
[3] [*].
Example: To change Rings Available to the FAX Port to twenty rings, enter
the programming mode and press the following on your tone phone:
[4][2] Change Rings Available to FAX Port to
[2][0] The desired number of rings
[*] End programming sequence (3 beeps indicate correct entry)
.
.
(Optional entries for additional changes)
.
[*] Save changes and exit programming
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