Test-Um Lil' Buttie Ranger User Manual page 14

Lil' Buttie RANGER
a connection in pulse mode. When you press the
key to do this, a "T" will appear in the display along
with the numbers you are dialing. If you are already
in tone mode, pressing this key during dialing has
no effect.
• When you dial a number, you can press the
Pause (Pau) key between digits to add an extra
3.8 seconds to the usual interdigit delay between
dialed digits. (You might want to do this, for
example, to allow time for a PBX to answer and
give you the option of dialing an extension.)
When you do this, a "P" will appear in the display
along with the numbers you are dialing.
• You can use the Recall (Rcl) key to recall a stored
number or to enter either the setup mode or
"scrolling stored-number recall" mode. (In these
other modes, the command keys function
differently, as described below.)
To do these different things, you need to press the
key followed by a second key. The normal
Recall
TALK-mode display is replaced with a message
prompt to help you select the second key to press:
If you press Recall and then press a number from
0 to 9 on the Ranger's phone keypad, the Ranger
dials a phone number in its memory. Pressing 0
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triggers "last-number redial" (the Ranger dials the
phone number you most recently dialed manually).
• Pressing 1 through 8 causes the Ranger to dial the
phone number (if any) that you've stored in the
corresponding slot in its memory.
• Pressing 9 triggers the Ranger to dial Technical
Support (it dials the phone number for Technical
Support at the Test-Um factory.)
• If you press Recall and then press Tone or Pause,
the Ranger enters scrolling-recall mode (see
Sections 4.6.2 and 4.7 for more information).
• If you press FCN and then Recall (or press Recall
Recall), the Ranger decodes this as the MENU
function and enters SETUP mode—even if you're
in MONITOR or TALK mode at the time (see
Sections 4.6.2 and 4.8 for more information).
• If you press Flash or # keys following Recall, the
key press will be ignored and the mode change
will be aborted. If you press *, the diagnostic
mode is entered. Pressing the keypad keys 17
more times or moving the TALK/BELL/MON
switch is required to exit this mode.
CHAPTER 4: Operation
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