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1. Main

2. Settings

3. Basic

4. Using

5. Advanced

6. Useful 7 Important 14. FCC

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9. Operxión

16. Utilizando

11. Funciones

12. Información

13. Importante

1-A Location of Controls

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SETTINGS

INSTALLATION/ADJUSTMENTS

2’A Installation / Instalación

1 Connect the telephone line cord to the Caller ID Box LINE connector.

Conecte el cable de línea telefónica al conector LINE del Identificador de Llamadas.

2 Connect the telephone to the Caller ID Box PHONE connector.

Conecte el cable del teléfono al conector PHONE del Identificador de Llamadas.

Note: Be carefu/ to correctfy connect this unit, otherwise it will not work

properly.

Note: Asegúrese de conectar correctamente esta unidad, de otra manera, no

funcionará adecuadamente.

2-B Installing Batteries i Instalación de Baterías

1 Remove the cover

Quite completamente la tapa de baterías.

2 Install three “AA’ size alkaline batteries.

Make sure to match the V" and of the batteries with the diagram inside the

compartment.

Instate tres baterías alcalinas “AA”. Asegúrese de que ia poiaridad de ias baterías coincida con el diagrama de poiaridad dentro dei compartimento de baterías.

3 Put the cover back in its position and push softly.

Batteries last for about four months.

Coloque la tapa de baterías en su posición origtnai y presione suavemente. Las baterías durarán cuatro meses aproximadamente.

• Batteries not included.

• Install three “AA" high quality alkaline batteries prior to connect to the telephone line.

• Baterías no incluidas.

• Instale 3 baterías alcalinas “AA" antes de conectar la unidad a la línea telefónica.

2-C Setting theTime and Date

If you have subscribed to the Caller ID service, the time and late are automatically set when you receive a call.

NOTE: The year will not be adjusted. To adjust the year follow jetting the Time and Date Manuallf steps.

Setting theTime and Date Manually

If you want to set the time and date manually, do as described below.

1 Press CALL BACK/MENU,

2 Press DOWN C2) two times to scroll to

“SETTIME-DATE’ menu,

3 Press CLEAR / SET, the “AM” icon will start flashing.

To change the icon to “PM", press UP / SELECT, CS Repeat this procedure to go from “PM" to “AM".

4 Press CLEAR / SET again to scroll to the right on the

hour digits (Both digits will be flashing).

5 Press UP / SELECTC5D to change the hour digits.

They can be changed from 1 to 12.

6 Press CLEAR / SET again to change to the desired

minutes (The selected digit will be flashing),

7 Press UP / SELECT (3D to change the minutes

digits, the first digit can be changed from 0 to 5, the second digit can be changed from 0 to 9,

8 Press CLEAR / SET to scroll to the month digits, the

month digits will start flashing.

9 Press UP / SELECT 3D to change the month digits,

use the same procedure to change the hour digits.

To change the day digits use the same ornnedure you used to change the minute digits.

Note: Default language m this unit Is English, if by any reason the setting is in Spanish or French

and you want to return to English, please follow procedure on step BA.

10 Press CLEAR / SET to scroll to the year digits, the

third digit will start flashing.

11 Press UP / SELECT 3D to change the year digit.

Use the CLEAR / SET Button to move between the year digits. Use the UP / SELECT 3D Button to change the flashing year digit.

Only the last two digits can be changed. Both digits can be changed from 0 to 9.

12 When finished, press DOWN / SAVE 3D to save

the setting.

To exit from menu press CALL BACK / MENU again.

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* Do not take more than 30 seconds to replace the battenes; otherwise you will lose

all your data and settings.

, • The year will be shown when you are setting the time and date manually only.

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2-D Setting the Flash Time

Note: Only if the Flash Time is requited to be different than the default 700 ms.

1 Press CALL BACK/MENU. 2 Press DOWN 3D four times to scroll until the

“FLASH* option is found.

3 Press CLEAR / SET to select the “FLASH" option.

4 Press UP / SELECT 3D to choose the flash time

from 100ms, 200ms, 300ms,.., 900ms.

5 When finished, press DOWN / SAVE CSD to save

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To exit from menu press CALL BACK / MENU again.

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BASIC

CALLER ID OPERATION/FUNCTIONS

Section 3

3-A Caller ID Service

Tiiis unit is compatible with the Caller ID service offered by your telephone company. The calling party’s information wilt be displayed after the first ring, provided that you have subscribed to a Caller ID service. The unit can record information of up to 60 different caliers, inciuding the time and date the call was received. The Caller ID List information is sorted from the most recent to the oldest call.

Using the iist, you can automatically call back a caller. If you subscribe to a Call Waiting service, when a second caii is received, the new cailer's name and phone number will be displayed.

3-B How Caller Information is Displayed

When a Call is Received

When a call is received, the dispiay shows the caller's name and number after the first ring.

• When the unit is connected to a PBX system, you can not receive Caller ID information.

• In some calling areas, the Caller ID service may not be availabie. For further information, please contact your

telephone company.

If the call is not answered and the caller hangs up, the display will go to the default mode after 5 seconds. The new calls counter is increased by 1 and the NEW CALL Button vifill start flashing.*

In some cases, caller information can not be displayed. The display will show as followrs;

• It the caller dialed from an area which does not provide a

Caller ID service, the display will show “OUT OF AREA*.

• If the caller has requested not to display his/her information, the display will show “PRIVATE CALLER*.

• If the phone number is not available, the display will show: “LONG DISTANCE*.

• Note; The NEW CALL Button will flash white you have

one or more new calls.

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3-C When you have Combined Call Waiting and Caller ID*

On Call Waiting, the IwfiTiNol icon will start flashing and the second caller’s number and name will be displayed.

Press the CALL WAITING Button if you hear a Call Waiting tone while talking, or the icon flashes.

The first call is put on hold and you can answer the

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To return to the first caller, press CALL WAITING again.

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If the CALL WAITING Button is pressed within 30 seconds, the display will start taking the time for this

call, the previous call timer will continue running.

If the CALL WAITING Button is not pressed within 30 seconds, the second caller’s information will be

saved in the memory as a new call.

* Please corjtact your telephone company for

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USING

THE CALLER ID LIST

4-A Viewing the Caller ID List

To confirm who has called you, follow the steps below. When the associated telephone is on hook, press SEARCH CH) or C5D.

1 To search from the most recent to the oldest

cal), press SEARCH CHD.

2 To search from the oldest to the most recent

call, press SEARCH O.

To move between callers, press SEARCH or (Si.

• Once NEW calls have been reviewed, they will be listed as OLD.

• The time and date each call will be recorded

in the Caller ID Ust.

• The OLD call entry will not be deleted until you delete it manually.

‘ If the memory is full (60 calls stored) the oldest call is deleted automatically

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4-B Erasing the Caller ID List,

You can erase some or all of the entries in the Caller ID List.

To erase a specific caller from the Caller ID List

While the associated telephone is on hook:

1 Press SEARCH (3D or repeatedly to find the

caller you want to erase from the Caller ID List.

2 Press CLEAR, the information is erased and the

display shows “CALL ERASEDI". After 1 second the display will show the next call.

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To erase all of the entries In the Caller ID List

1 Press CALL BACK / MENU, the display will show

"ERASE ALL”.

2 Press CLEAR to erase all messages.

All of the entries are erased, “ALL ERASED!* will be displayed.

Note: If you still have new calls In the Caller ID List,

the list will not be erased and the display will show “ERROP!",

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