Enabling/Disabling Voice Prompts; Entering A Remote Control Code - Philips TD6611/BB051P User Manual

Enabling/Disabling voice prompts

When you are using your answering machine, either from the handset, the base
station or through remote control, some information is given to you by means of
voice prompts, before you can listen to your received messages.
This information is related to:
•
the number of (new) messages received. For example: "You have 5 new
messages", "You have no messages", "You have 20 messages".
•
the day & time. For example: "Friday, sixteen hours thirty-seven".
The time format is 24 hours, except in the UK where it is 12 hours, with handling of
the AM/PM suffix. For example: "Monday, six, AM".
The voice prompt option is made available to you by default, but you can disable it,
if you prefer to listen to your received messages directly with no additional
information.
R
1
Press
-
2
Press
-
3
Press
A beep indicates that your selection has been validated.

Entering a remote control code

You need to enter a code in order to be able to use your answering machine's
remote control functions from another telephone e.g. to listen to your messages
from a telephone outside your home.
R
1
Press
-
2
Press
3
Enter your 4 digit code (e.g. 1234), then press
The handset beeps to confirm the code.
R
4
Press
Note:
You can correct an error when you are entering your remote control code (RCC)
+
by using the
If you wish to change your remote control code, repeat the above procedure.
If you wish to erase the remote control code during step
described above, press
-
, then press until you reach
VOICE
until you reach
+
or to select the
-
, then press until you reach
RCC
until you reach
to exit menu mode.
key.
+
four times, then press
Your Onis Answering machine
ANSW SETUP
o
, then press
OFF
option, then press
ANSW SETUP
o
, then press .
o
, and finally press
o
. Press
.
o
.
o
. Press
o
.
of the procedure
3
R
.
.
.
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