Answering System Operation; Introduction; Setting The Time/Day Stamp - GE Answer-Phone 2-9892 Use & Care Manual

ANSWERING SYSTEM OPERATION

Your GE Model 2-9892 Answer-Phone
caller with your outgoing announcement and then records an
incoming message (from the caller).
The incoming call will be automatically answered on the third
ring. Because of the single microcassette operation, callers
must wait for the tape to fast forward past any previous
messages before they may leave their message. During this
time, a pleasant melody is played over the phone.
When you are at home, you can use your new system to:
• Answer calls when you cannot answer the telephone.
• Screen incoming calls when you do not want to be disturbed.
• Take messages from callers.
• Record memos directly using the unit's built-in microphone.
The Answer-Phone
hangs up or stops talking. The unit also places a time and day
stamp on each incoming message or memo.
When you are away, you can use any touch-tone phone to:
• Listen to messages.
• Bypass the announcement and leave a message quickly.
• Repeat your messages.
• Turn your answering system on.
• Change your announcement.
• Leave a memo
A three digit, factory-set security code is written on the bottom
of the Answer-Phone
use any remote functions. This code prevents unauthorized use
of remote operation.
The Time and Date is added to the end of each message or
memo. Before using your new Answer-Phone
stamp should be properly set.
1. Adjust VOLUME control to a comfortable level.
When you power-up the unit, the answerer is automatically
turned on.
Open the DOOR to expose the Answer Controls.
2. To set hour.
Advance the hour by pressing and holding the HOUR button
until the VOICE announces the correct AM/PM hour.
3. To set minute.
Advance the minute by holding the MINUTE button. Voice
will announce minutes in five minute increments. Tap the
MINUTE button for 1 minute increments
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TM disconnects automatically if a calling party
TM . Your security code must be entered to
TM provides an incoming
TM the time/day
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