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Changing Your Pass Code
The announcement is: "Pass code menu. Please
enter a new four-digit pass code followed by the #
key."
IMPORTANT
Do not leave the pass code unchanged from the
factory default setting of 1-2-3-4. Resetting the
pass code to the factory default setting will
prompt the TAM to always ask you to reset the
pass code on every connection.
1. To change the pass code, enter a four-digit num-
ber followed by the # key.
• You hear "Re-enter your new four-digit pass
code followed by the # key."
2. Re-enter you pass code followed by the # key.
• If the pass codes match, you hear "Pass code
changed, the new pass code is (your new
pass code)," and you return to the Main menu.
• If the pass code is not entered correctly, you
hear "Invalid pass code." Follow the voice
prompts and these instructions to enter a
different pass code.
To leave the pass code unchanged, press the * key to
go to the Main menu.
Alert Menu
Press 4 from the Main menu to select the Alert menu.
From this menu you can set the priority level (High,
Low, or No Priority) for each alert, set the hour of the
day to dial-out for the low priority alerts, and retrieve
the last ten alerts stored in the TAM.
•
"High Priority" alerts are dialed out at the time the
alert occurs and are repeated every 30 minutes
until the alert is acknowledged.
•
"Low Priority" alerts are dialed out at a user set
time between 12:00AM and 11:00PM and are
repeated every 24 hours until the alert is
acknowledged.
•
"No Priority" alerts are never dialed-out.
Once you are at the Alert menu —
1. Press 1 to set the priority for the announced
alert.
• To set the alert level, press:
9 = High
5 = Low
1 = No Priority
# = do not change
• Repeat for each alert (See Table 2 on
page 16).
2. Press 2 to set the hour of the day to dial-out for
the Low priority alerts.
• Key in a number from 0 to 23 (12:00am to
11:00pm)
3. Press 3 to listen to the last ten alerts.
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