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  • Page 1

    Part 2 User's Manual for T apeless Digital Answering System T elephone with T ime/Day 1815 Fold open this manual for information about this telephone's installation and operation. Please r ead Part 1 — Important Product Information, included in this package. 1 © 1998 Lucent T echnologies Consumer P r oducts L. P . All rights r eserved.[...]

  • Page 2

    FOR T ABLE/DESK INST ALLA TION 1 Install the batteries (optional). • T urn the unit upside down. • Push in on the two tabs at the large end of the base, and lift the base off the unit. • Push in on the two tabs on the battery compartment door , and remove it. • Insert four AA batteries. Always use four new batteries. • Replace the battery[...]

  • Page 3

    FOR WALL INST ALLA TION 1 Reverse the handset tab. (This tab holds the handset when you hang up.) Hold down the switchhook, and slide the tab up and out of its slot. T urn the tab so that the end with the “hook” is up. Then insert the tab back into its slot. 2 Remove the base. Push in on the two tabs at the large end of the base, and lift the b[...]

  • Page 4

    Mute Mute lets you hear the other party , but prevents the other party from hearing you. T o mute a call, press and release m . The MUTE light goes on. T o return to two-way conversation, press and release m . Flash Press and release F instead of pressing the switchhook to ac- tivate services such as Call W aiting or Three-W ay Calling. Y ou might [...]

  • Page 5

    The telephone can store 9 telephone numbers, each up to 24 digits long. A number remains stored in memory unless you change it by storing a new number in its place. NOTE: Y ou may choose to stor e emer gency numbers in memory locations. This featur e is pr ovided only as a convenience and the manufactur er assumes no r esponsibility for customer r [...]

  • Page 6

    Setting the Clock Y ou’ll need to set the clock so that it can record the day and time that each message is received. 1 Press and release g . The Message W indow displays CH . 2 Press and release C . The current day setting is announced. 3 T o change the day setting, hold down / or ? until the correct day is announced. Then release the button. 4 [...]

  • Page 7

    Answering Calls When the system answers a call, the caller hears the announce- ment you recorded, followed by a beep. After the beep, the system begins recording your caller ’ s message. A caller can leave a message up to 3 minutes long. If the message is longer than 3 minutes, or if the caller is silent for more than 7 seconds, or if the system [...]

  • Page 8

    Recording a Memo Y ou can record a memo to be stored as an incoming message. The memo can be up to 3 minutes long, and will be played back with other messages. 1 Press and release M . After the beep, speak toward the microphone. 2 T o stop recording, press S . When Memory is Full The system can record approximately 12 minutes of messages, including[...]

  • Page 9

    Playing Messages 1 Dial your telephone number from a touch tone phone. 2 When the system answers, enter your Remote Access Code. The system announces the number of messages received, then beeps twice. 3 After the two beeps, wait 4 seconds, and the system plays back messages — OR — Press and release 1 to play all messages — OR — Press and re[...]

  • Page 10

    If this answering system does not work properly , try the following suggestions. If you’re still having difficulty , call 1 800 222–31 1 1. No Dial T one • Make sure all plugs are connected properly . Check the line cord connections at the wall jack and at the telephone. Also check the coiled cord connections at both ends. • Unplug the tele[...]

  • Page 11

    T apeless Digital Answering System 1815 Remote Commands Access Answering System 1 Dial your telephone number from a touch tone phone. 2 When the system answers, enter your Remote Access Code. The system announces the number of messages and beeps twice. 3 W ait 4 seconds for the system to play back all messages — OR — Enter a remote command from[...]

  • Page 12

    REMOTE COMMAND PRESS Play all messages 1 Play only new messages 2 Repeat message 4 while message is playing Skip message 6 while message is playing Delete all messages 3 , 3 Delete selected message 3 while message is playing Record announcement 7 , * , speak, pres s 5 to stop. Review announcement 7 , 1 Record memo # , speak, press 5 to stop. Room m[...]

  • Page 13

    Part 2 User's Manual for T apeless Digital Answering System T elephone with T ime/Day 1815 Fold open this manual for information about this telephone's installation and operation. Please r ead Part 1 — Important Product Information, included in this package. 1 © 1998 Lucent T echnologies Consumer Products L. P . All rights r eserved. P[...]

  • Page 14

    The telephone can store 9 telephone numbers, each up to 24 digits long . A number remains stored in memory unless you change it by storing a new number in its place. NOTE: Y ou may choose to sto r e eme r gency numbers in memo r y locations. This featu r e is p r ovided only as a convenience and the manufactu r er assumes no r esponsibility for cus[...]