User manual YAMAHA YS-624W SUPPLEMENTARY SERVICE MANUAL

[. . . ] 7 5 5 Privacy (Mute) Finding/paging handsets Using the phonebook Store a phonebook name/number Dial a phonebook number Edit a phonebook name/number Delete a phonebook name/number Delete all phonebook names/numbers VIP ring Using extra handsets Call another handset (internal call) Transferring calls Conference call Selecting a base to use De-register a handset Using your Magma Make a call Adiust the earpiece volume. Preparatory dialling (pre-dial) End a call Receive a call Redial Handsfree . phone 14 14 14 14 15 15 15 15 Answering machine 21 . . 21 22 22 22 23 23 base and charger 16 16 16 16 17 17 . . [. . . ] Press e to access the answering machine. Press (2) then clearly Q;J. After the beep, speak your message into the handset. REUIEl'lD is displayed while recording. 3 Press . _c Q, J ~lng to end recording. As each message is played, was received are displayed . the date and time the message ", . 11 stop automatically after 2 minutes. f a memo is being pi, 'yed back U . oLR':J, ''1El'lO will be displayed. (Q:\ or @ to adjust the playback volume. Play back a memo directly Press 2 Press During playback: machine and mode. Press Press 0;) GJ to access the answering then Q:J to Q;J skip backwards and play the previous message. Q:J. PLR':Jl'lEl'lO is displayed to repeat the current message. to skip forwards and play the next message. playback 3 Press begins. playing. Press ~ Press Press c:D to stop the memo c:D to stop message playback. back you will c:D to delete and hold listen to your messages When you have new messages, the ~ number of messages received orange Messages symbol and the and the will be displayed 3 When all your messages have been played hear 2 short beeps. Press 0;) to return to standby. light on the base will flash. Once you have listened to your messages (but not deleted them) the orange Message light will remain steady and the will disappear. ~ symbol in the display Recording time available Up to 23 messages can be recorded or up to a maximum 'ol'ding timE' of 8 Press minute" machine. 2 0;) Q;J Delete all messages to access the answering TROON is displayed. 2 Press to play your messages. 0;) to access the answering machine. fONFfRl'l is displayed, press Press to confirm. and press @ to confirm. Enter a new 3 digit 7 Re-enter the new SOS code return to standby. S Press and hold 0;) to exit and Remote operation When your answering machine is off If your answering machine is switched off and you are out phone from another and about, you can ring your Magma If you do not press any buttons during the OGM the line will be disconnected when the OGM stops playing If you do not press a button for 8 seconds, the Itne will be disconnected. phone and use your remote PIN code to switch it on. You can then listen to any messages that have been stored. Call your Magma phone from any external TouchtoneTM When your answering machine is on If you left your answering machine switched on, you can ring your Magma phone from another phone and enter phone or mobile phone. 2 After 10 rings, your answering and you will hear 2 beeps. machine will take the call your remote PIN code to listen to your messages. Call your Magma will 2 phone from any external TouchtoneTM J Enter your 3 digit remote PIN code. Your answering begin to play. Dre machine will switch on and your OGM phone or mobile phone. When you hear your OGM, press [D. mote PIN code is 000. J Enter your 3 digit PIN code. Pre-set remote PIN code is 000 If you enter the PIN code incorrec11yyou will hear 2 beeps. You are then given two more attempts to enter the correct PIN code before the Itne is disconnected. 4 You will hear 2 short beeps and then your messages begin to play. If you entel the PIN ~ode incorrectly you will hear 2 beeps You are t~en giVEr two more attempt. to ~nter I, e correcl PIN , 4 While the OGM is playing, press QJ to hear your messages. [. . . ] displayed The name will only be if an exact number match is found. Buzzing noise on my radio, TV, computer or hearing aid · Sometimes your phone may interfere with other electrical equipment if it is placed too close. We recommend you leave a distance of at least one metre to avoid this. This is used for a number of services available switchboards. explained Details on when to use the ~ via your button will be provider. telephone network and for use when connected to certain by your network or switchboard ( 43 General information This equipment is not designed For making emergency telephone calls when the power Foils. [. . . ]