Test-Um Lil' Buttie Ranger User Manual page 6

Lil' Buttie RANGER
• Performs last-number redial and can also store
and recall as many as eight other preprogrammed
numbers. Each of these phone numbers can
be as many as 24 digits long; they are reliably
stored in battery backed-up memory. The Ranger
also provides an alphanumeric name field
16 characters long that is associated with each
number memory slot.
• When the Ranger is set to pulse-dial, it can
be switched to tone-dialing midway through
the number.
• The test set also supports embedded pauses in
phone numbers for compatibility with PBX systems.
• It's designed with maximum usability and safety in
mind: It has a flash key to simulate hook flashing,
an electronic ringer (turned OFF in MONITOR
mode), a modular plug with strain relief for the
cable-set or phone-cord attachment and over
current protection.
• The Ranger incorporates Traffixguard
(which can be disabled in the setup menu.)
These features include:
– Low voltage lockout with override for in-use
or unpowered data lines
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– High voltage lockout for Pair Gain lines
(high voltage digital lines)
– Low voltage warning going off hook when
line voltage is low
• The Ranger has DSL-safe filters to allow it to be
used on a POTS line that is simultaneously being
used as a DSL line.
CHAPTER 2: Introduction
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