AT&T 5635 manual Additional Message Operations, Working with the Clock

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If you enter an invalid code, the system will beep five times.

NOTE: If AC power fails and there are no base batteries installed, or the batteries are low on power, the Access Code returns to 50.

Listening to Your Messages

Playing All of your Messages

Press and release 1 (ALL MSG). The system will play all of the messages and then beep twice to indicate that it is ready to accept a new command.

Playing New Messages Only

Press and release 2 (NEW MSG). The system will play only those messages recorded since the last time messages were checked, and then it will beep twice to indicate that it is ready to accept a new command.

Saving Messages

This system automatically saves messages after playback, unless you command it to delete messages. After performing any answering system operation, simply hang up the phone.

Deleting Selected Messages

To delete only a selected message, press and release 3 (DELETE) while the message is playing. To be sure you delete the right message, you must press 3 (DELETE) before the beep that indicates the end of the message. If necessary, you can press 4 (REPEAT) to replay the message after listening to it, then press 3 (DELETE) when you are sure you are deleting the right message.

Replaying Deleted Messages

Before the system announces “End of messages,” a deleted message can be replayed by pressing 4 (REPEAT) until the number of the message is displayed in the Message Window. However, once the system announces “End of messages,” a deleted message cannot be replayed.

Deleting All Messages

Listen to all messages. Press and release 3 (DELETE). The system prompts “For Mailbox 1, press 1; for Mailbox 2, press 2.” Press the desired Mailbox. The system will then beep twice to indicate that it is ready to accept a new command.

NOTE: Once the system has deleted messages in a Mailbox, the messages cannot be replayed.

Additional Message Operations

Repeating a Message

Press and release 4 (REPEAT). The system will stop playing, return to the beginning of the current message, and then resume playing. Each time you press and release 4 (REPEAT), the system will back up one more message. When you’ve heard the messages you wanted repeated, you can then let the system play until it reaches the end of the last message, or you can interrupt message playback at any time.

Skipping a Message

Press and release 6 (FORWARD). The system will stop playing, advance to the beginning of the next message, and resume playing. Each time you press and release 6 (FORWARD), the system will advance one more message. When you’ve heard the messages you wanted to play, you can then let the system play until it reaches the end of the last message, or you can interrupt message playback at any time.

Interrupting Message Playback

Press and release 5 (STOP). The system will pause playing the message. To continue playback, press 6 (FORWARD).

Press and release 5 (STOP) twice. The system will stop playing the message and beep twice to indicate that it is ready to accept a new command.

Working with the Clock

Once you’ve established a connection with the answering system you can review and change the day and time setting on your clock from the cordless handset or from another touch tone phone away from your home or office.

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Contents Table/Desk Installation Wall Installation Answering Calls Mount the base on the wallMaking Calls Hanging upTemporary Tone Volume ControlSpecial Telephone Services RedialChanging Channels Using the IntercomDialing a Number Stored in Memory Using the Intercom During a Phone CallHandset Locator Find Programming a Number Into MemoryChanging or Replacing a Stored Number Storing a Redial Number in MemoryProgramming a Pause in a Memory Dial Phone Number Programming and Dialing Long Numbers or SequencesAbout Mailboxes ClockAnnouncements to Callers Setting System to Answer Calls Toll Saver Setting System to Not Answer CallsMessage Window and Indicators Ring SelectListening to Your Messages Indicator LightsMailbox Lights Message AlertReplaying Deleted Messages When the Memory Is FullSaving Messages Deleting Selected MessagesScreening Incoming Calls Priority CallingTo use Priority Calling, a caller should Access Code Reviewing Your Access CodeChanging Your Access Code Working with the Clock Additional Message OperationsOutgoing Announcement Call Intercept Recording a Telephone ConversationCall Monitoring Monitoring CallsTurning the Answering System On or Off About the Handset BatteriesCharging the Handset Batteries Replacing the Handset Battery Pack If the batteries don’t charge properlyReplacing the Base Batteries