Number Of Rings; Turning Answering Machine On/Off; Day/Time Stamp - Doro DECT 160 User Manual

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Answering Machine (DECT 360)

Number of Rings

You can select the number of ring signals it takes before the answering machine
answers an incoming call.
2, 4 or 6
EC (TOLL SAVE)
The toll save function allows calls to be answered after six rings when no
messages have been recorded. When a message has been recorded the machine
will answer after two rings. This is useful when using remote control, if there
is no answer after three rings, then there have been no messages recorded and
you can hang up before you are charged for the call. If, on the other hand, the
machine answers after two rings, messages have been recorded.
1. Press and hold RING (underneath the base unit) until the voice announces
"SET RINGS".
2. Use the << and >> on the base unit to select the preferred setting.
3. Press RING to store.

Day/Time Stamp

The Day/time stamp function is a voice that announces the day of the week and
the time (24 hour) each message was recorded. The Day/time stamp is heard
before each message when played back.
1. Press and hold TIME ( underneath the base unit) until the voice says "Set
day".
2. Use <</>> to set the correct day of the week.
3. The voice says "Set hour". Use <</>> to set the correct hour (24 hour).
4. The voice says "Set minute". Use <</>> to set the correct minute.
5. Press TIME. The voice announces the new setting.

Turning Answering Machine On/Off

The ! button is used to switch the answering machine on and off. In the
ON position all incoming calls will be answered by the machine. If the display
indicates -- , then the answering machine is off and no calls will be answered.
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- calls are answered after the specified number of signals.
- activates the toll save function.
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