Miscellaneous Information; Remote Access - nVideon TLC User Manual

your telephones. When you answer, Tel- Lynx presents answering options from
the Announcement Menu.
 Remote Access
While away from home, you can retrieve your messages and change a limited
number of Tel-Lynx's settings. When you call in and hear Tel-Lynx start to
speak, press #. Tel-Lynx will ask for the
menu of options will be presented.
2 Listen to Voice Mail (only if voice mail is present)
4 Setup Outside Lines and Greetings
9 Hear the Date, Time, and Line Status
 Using Tel-Lynx with a PC, Laptop, or
Tablet
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 Miscellaneous Information

North American Number Plan Information
Tel-Lynx has been optimized to work within the North American Number Plan
(NANP), which includes 24 countries and territories: the United States and its
territories, Canada, Bermuda, and sixteen Caribbean countries.
NANP phone numbers are eleven digits long. The first digit is always a 1, which
corresponds to the country code. Next is a three-digit area code, followed by a
three-digit prefix (or central office) code, followed by a four-digit subscriber
number. The area code is more formally known as the number plan area (NPA).
The central office code is known as an NXX code. The subscriber number
identifies an individual phone line connected to the central office.
Country
Code
For a given area, a phone number can be one of four types: local, toll (long
distance), toll-free, and premium. A local call is often dialed using either the last
seven or the last ten digits of the NANP number. A toll call normally requires all
eleven digits. Toll-free numbers are 1-800-NXX-XXXX (also 888, 877, etc).
Premium numbers are 1-900-NXX-XXXX, NPA-976-XXXX, or 976-XXXX.
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Preliminary
1 - NPA
Area
Code
secret code and then the following
- NXX - XXXX
Prefix Subscriber
Number
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