User manual AUDIOLINE TAB935

[. . . ] 29 Making a call using the speed dial buttons . 6 Remote access with insufficient memory capacity . 36 Dialling and storing telephone numbers when using on private exchanges . Batteries Do not use any other rechargeable batteries, as these could possibly lead to a short circuit. [. . . ] If you do not record a message of your own, the standard greeting will be used automatically. Example of a greeting message: "Hallo, this is 05432/1234. I am sorry but we are not available to take your call at the moment. However, you can leave a message if you wish. Wording of the standard greeting: "Hallo, I am sorry but we are unable to answer your call personally at the moment. Please leave your message and telephone number after the tone. Before recording your greeting, you should write down the text that you want to record. The length of your own greeting must be at least 3 seconds and must not exceed 60 seconds. The longer your greeting lasts, the less recording time will be available for incoming messages. If your greeting lasts for 18 seconds, for example, then 14 minutes and 42 seconds remain for incoming messages. Recording your own greeting Press and hold the REC button until you hear a signal tone. Start your greeting directly after the signal tone. While recording, keep at a distance of ca. 15 cm from the answering machine so that you can speak easily into the microphone on the upper side. Release the REC button after you have finished your greeting message. the greeting will now be repeated automatically. The volume can be adjusted by repeatedly pressing the two arrow keys and . You can play back your greeting at any time by briefly pressing the REC button. If you have recorded your own greeting, you can delete this and by doing so revert to the pre-recorded greeting. Press and hold the REC button for 2 seconds until you hear a signal tone. Your own greeting will be deleted and you will hear the text of the pre-recorded greeting in confirmation. On the rear of the answering machine you will find a slide switch with which you can set how many times the phone rings before incoming calls are answered. [. . . ] If the fault is still present, connect another telephone (if available) to the telephone socket. The results will show you whether the fault lies with the unit or with the telephone line. Of course, you can always ring your network operator's service department, which will give you more advice on checking your installation. The answering machine cannot be switched on Check whether the mains adapter has been properly plugged into the mains socket and that the mains adapter cable is properly seated at the rear of the telephone. [. . . ]