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end of the last sentence or 8 to add a new sentence. To enter a given letter,
press the key on your telephone's keypad multiple times according to the letters
position on the key. TLC will speak the letter that you entered. To view the last
part of the message on the caller ID display, press # once. To hear the last
sentence of the message, press # three times quickly. When you're done
entering text, press # twice quickly. To erase the last letter you entered,
press the * key. To erase the last word, press and hold the * key for one
second.
While composing a message to be sent, if you hang up before sending the
message, it will be kept as a draft for the specified recipient. Draft messages will
be presented to you next time you go to send a message to that recipient.
Mobile Phone Voice Commands
To use voice commands on your mobile phone, do the following. Pick up a
telephone (attached to TLC), and at the dial tone press # # 3 for
Mobile Phone 1 on outside line 3 or # # 4 for Mobile Phone 2 on
outside line 4. Your mobile phone may respond with a beep or other audible
signal, or it may talk to you. For instance, it may ask, "What do you want to do?"
Most mobile phones that support voice commands support the "call" command.
So you can say "Call John Smith". Most also allow you to append the type of
phone number (i.e. Call John Smith, Mobile"). Remember that your mobile phone
uses its phone book, not TLC's phone book, for voice commands. Some mobile
phones have additional voice commands, such as commands for reading and
sending text messages.
Voice command availability and voice recognition quality vary from mobile phone
to mobile phone. Most Smart Phones use a data connection to send your voice
command to an internet-based server that does the voice recognition and sends
the result back to the phone. This method usually works well. Many non-Smart
Phones either do not support voice commands or do a poor job of it, and even
the best voice recognition systems have difficulty with some names.
To adjust the playback volume, press 0 one or more times to lower the
volume or # one or more times to raise the volume. When the maximum or
minimum volume is hit, TLC will play a short beep. TLC remembers the playback
level you set.
Mobile Phone Options
TLC provides several mobile phone options, including automatic forwarding,
delayed answering, call rejection without answer, and options that promote
mobile phone compatibility.
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