L L E R I D, About Caller Identification, Call Waiting

C A L L E R I D

	Number has been stored		Voice mail message is
Caller has called	in telephone memory	Voice Security	waiting (if you subscribe
Caller has called	as Priority	feature is active	to this service)

more than once

Information missing or incorrect (see In Case of Difficulty)

	Time call information was sent
Battery power indicator
Position of call in call history	Date call information was sent
	Caller's telephone number

Caller's name

Scroll through call history

About Caller Identification

This telephone has a Caller ID feature that works with call identi- fication service provided by your local telephone company. There is a fee for this service, and it may not be available in all areas. This phone can provide information only if both you and the caller are in areas offering caller identification service, and if both tele- phone companies use compatible equipment. Additionally, if you subscribe to Call Waiting, this phone lets you see who’s calling while you’re on another call (your telephone company must pro- vide the service needed for this feature to work). The time and date are sent by the provider, along with the call information. Be sure to ask your provider for Type 2 Caller ID service.

Call Waiting

If you have Call Waiting with Caller ID service, the screen will display information about your call waiting call when you hear the call waiting signal. Press Fto access the call. Press F again to return to the original call.

Message Waiting Indicator

If you subscribe to voice mail, the handset screen displays MESSAGE when there is a message waiting and the NEW CALL light flashes on the base.

Voice mail signals are sent in one of two ways: FSK signaling or "stutter" signaling. (Your service provider can give you more in- formation about your service.) The phone comes set to receive either service (FSK or stutter) your telephone company provides. However, you can follow the directions below to set the phone to receive only FSK signals, or to receive no signals.

1Press MENU .

2Use the softkey to select SETUP.

3Select NEXT until the screen displays VMW MODE.

4Select CHANGE until the screen displays FSK, BOTH (receives either kind of voice mail signal), or OFF (receives no voice mail signals).

5Press MENU .

Turn Off Caller ID on Call Waiting

If you don’t have Caller ID on Call Waiting service, you can turn this feature off (the phone comes with the feature on).

1Press MENU .

2Use the softkey to select SETUP.

3Select NEXT until the screen displays CIDCW: ON.

4Select CHANGE. The screen displays CIDCW: OFF.

5Press MENU .

Turn Off Light

If the NEW CALL light on the base flashes even when you have no voice mail waiting, you can stop it from flashing. (This light remains on steadily when you have unreviewed Caller ID information.

1Press MENU .

2Use the softkey to select SETUP. The screen displays

VMW LIGHT: ON.

3Select CHANGE. The screen displays VMW LIGHT: OFF.

4Press MENU .

NEW CALL Light and Indicator

This light on the base stays on when you have received call infor- mation but have not yet reviewed it. The handset screen displays NEW CALL when showing unreviewed call information as you scroll through the call history. If you subscribe to voice mail ser- vice, see "Message Waiting Indicator."

7710 specifications

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