Terminal Number; Sms Alert - Telstra V1600 SMS Colour Screen User Manual

Telstra phone features

Terminal Number

If you have more than one text messaging capable phone on
the same line you may not be able to receive text messages. To
prevent this you can change the terminal number of one or
more of the phones to prevent interference. You can also use
this feature to create personal text message mailboxes. Your
Telstra V1600 is set-up with Terminal number '0' by default.
To change the terminal number:
1.
Press to open the SMS menu.
2.
Scroll to select
3.
Scroll to select
4.
Enter the terminal number (0-9) and then press OK.

SMS Alert

This is to enable your Telstra V1600 to alert you when there is a
text message being received by the phone.
1.
Press to open the SMS menu.
2.
Scroll to select
3.
Scroll to select
4.
Scroll or
alert. Press OK to confirm.
5.
On
SMS Alert
select the alert tone. There are 3 tones selection:
- Morse
- Discreet
- Polyphonic
Select your choice then press OK to confirm.
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then press OK.
Settings
then press OK.
Terminal
then press OK.
Settings
then press OK.
SMS Alert
to select or
On
menu, select
Set Alert
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for incoming messages
Off
then press OK to
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Recipient Terminal
When sending a
message to a
personal mailbox,
be sure that you
enter the personal
terminal ID
number at the end
of the recipient's
telephone number,
e.g. xx-xxxx-xxxx1,
xx-xxxx-xxxx = the
telephone
numbers, and
1 = recipient
personal terminal
ID.
If no terminal ID is
entered, your
message will be
sent to the default
terminal ID '0',
which is the public
mailbox.