Operating The Answering Machine - Siemens Gigaset 4215 User Manual

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Gigaset 4015 Comfort, USA, A31008-G4015-B102-1-7619
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Answering M.
Operating the Answering
Machine
Your Gigaset 4215 is equipped with an answering ma-
chine that will record messages in your absence or al-
low you to screen calls and answer them selectively.
The answering machine in the Gigaset 4215 is automa-
tically turned on when you install your phone and com-
pletely operated through any registered 4200 handset.
Operating the answering machine is made easier by
menus and displays on the handset and by announce-
ments that you can hear on the handset.
Unless you set the date and time (see page 7), recor-
ded messages will not be "time stamped" .
In addition to the telephone's answering machine, you
can use an "voice mail service" offered by your local
network provider (e.g. telco voice). None of the follo-
wing functions relates to the network provider's voice
mail service. Check with your network provider for the-
se services.
Turning On and Off the Answering
Machine
Your answering machine is automatically turned on and
ready for operation once your base station has been in-
stalled. For recording messages with a time stamp,
you need to set the date and time (see page 7). The
answering machine is set to use the standard an-
nouncement until you record your own announcement
of your own.
MENU
Press Menu.
[
Scroll to Ans Machine and press OK.
[
Scroll to Answering M. – A check indicates the ans-
wering machine is on (no check indicates off).
[
Press OK to add or remove the check – pressing OK
will toggle between the on and off settings.
End
Press End or (back arrow) to return to the previous
menu.
If the answering machine's memory is full it swit-
ches itself off. To delete old messages (see
page 48).
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