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REMOTE OPERATION
While you are away from your home or
office, you can access the TAD using a
touch-tone phone or a rotary phone
with a pocket tone dialer (such as
Radio Shack Cat. No. 43-141).
You must set your remote operation
security code before you can perform
any remote operations. This prevents
unauthorized access to your incoming
messages.
You can use any combination of four
digits as your security code. However,
you should avoid obvious choices
(such as 1234) that others can easily
guess.
STORING YOUR
REMOTE OPERATION
SECURITY CODE
Notes:
• You cannot store the remote oper-
ation security code from a remote
location.
• You cannot store the remote oper-
ation security code until you have
listened to all new messages.
1. If the TALK indicator is on, press
on the handset to turn it off.
TALK
Then, if the ANSWER or ANN
ONLY
indicator
on the base to turn it
ERASE/STOP
off.
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Notes:
REMOTE ANSWER ON
The TAD's remote answer on feature
lets you call your TAD from another
phone and set the TAD to answer
calls. The remote answer on feature is
set to on at the factory.
Follow these steps to use the remote
answer on feature.
is
on,
press
2. Press
then
MEMORY
HOLD/INT indicator flashes and a
beep sounds.
3. Press
.
4. Enter a four-digit remote operation
security code.
5. Press
to store the code.
MEMORY
A long beep sounds and the
HOLD/INT indicator turns off.
• If you receive a call while storing
your remote operation security
code, press
TALK
call. After the call, begin again at
Step 2 to store the code.
• To delete the remote operation
security code, repeat all steps
except Step 4.
1. Dial your phone number. If you did
not set your TAD to answer calls,
the phone rings for about 60 sec-
onds, then the TAD plays your
outgoing message.
. The
to answer the
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