Ameriphone IIIP TTY operating instructions Tty Off, Answering a Phone Call

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CHAPTER 6 (CONTINUED)

3.Memory Dialing:

Before you can dial from memory, you must have the names and phone numbers stored in the directory. See Chapter 5 on how to create a phone directory.

1.Turn on TTY.

2.Hold and press 0 to start the dial- ing sequence. ENTER PHONE NO. is dis- played on your screen.

3.Type in the name of the person you are

calling then press to enter your selection.

4.Or: Press the to scan the telephone directory. To scroll backward,

press . When the de- sired name appears, press

to enter the selection.

5.Your TTY then starts the dialing sequence as in manual dialing from Keyboard.

4.Calling 911 Emergency Number:

(911 Emergency Number may not be available in some areas)

1.To make a 911 emergency call, hold down

and press 0 to start the dialing se-

quence.

 

2. Type in 911 and press

(If you

make a mistake in typing 911,

press

to delete the mistake and retype).

This automatically turns on AMERIPHONE’S exclusive Emergency Call Announcer (ECA) and sends out a message for help. You will see a series of HELP! HELP! GA go across your screen at about three second intervals. This makes it easier for emergency dispatchers to recognize your call as a TTY emergency call and greatly improves the response time for help. The message continues automatically thus allowing you to leave your TTY to attend to other matters. It stops as soon as the dis- patcher begins to type. To discontinue this emergency message at any time, press

.

3.You may also manually activate the ECA

anytime by holding down Shift and typing 911.

5.Last Number Redial

1.With TTY turned on, hold down and press – to redial the last number dialed . The number will be displayed on the screen.

2.After the conversation is over, turn off the TTY.

6.Auto Busy Redial

This feature makes dialing a busy number easy. It puts your call through automatically as soon as the line is free. The built-in signaler flashes to alert you when your call is being connected.

1.Hold down Shift and press - .

2.The screen shows the number of dialing attempts and the number of seconds before it redials. 1ST REDIAL TRY 60

3.To stop redialing, press any key or turn

TTY OFF.

4.If it still cannot get through after 30 trials, it will hang-up automatically.

B.Answering A Phone Call

1.When there is an incoming call, the built-in signaler will flash to let you know that your telephone is ringing. Please note that the AC adapter/charger must be plugged into an electrical outlet and the optional signal- er ON/OFF switch located on the rear of the TTY must be ON in order for the sig- naler to function.

2.Turn on the TTY.

3.Hold down and press G to answer with the preset greeting message

( HELLO, GA ) or type a greeting message. When you see an incoming message, go ahead with your conversation.

4.If there is no incoming message displayed

and the SIGNAL indicator light flickers, it

may be a voice call. Hold down and press V to turn on the relay voice announcer. The electronic voice will repeat and be displayed on the screen until the caller switches to a TTY or when you start typing.

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Contents Text Telephone Additional Safety Notes for CANADI- AN Users Important Safety InstructionsTable of Contents Index Chapter Protection Plus Extended Warranty ProgramDialogue TTY Introduction Component ChecklistDialogue III-P Features on Dialogue III / III-P Chapter Identifying the FeaturesDialogue III / III-P TTY Chapter Power and Phone Line Connection Chapter InstallationLoading Paper Into Printer Factory Preset Modes of Operation Chapter Setting UP Your TTYRelay Number Voice Announcer Phone Directory for Memory DialingScreen. Type in the name of your new Dialogue III/III-P Making a Phone Call Direct Connect Chapter Operating Your TTYAnswering a Phone Call TTY OFFCall-On-Hold Using Auto AnswerPlaying Back/Clearing Recorded Messages Retrieving Messages RemotelySending a Prepared Memo Preparing a MemoRecording a Conversation Into Memory Reviewing and Editing a Memo Chapter Additional FeaturesWait-For-Response Call TransferChecking Memo Memory Way CallingChecking Directory Memory Using an External PrinterClearing the Entire Memory VCO Voice Carry Over CallsUsing Help Menu Using Acoustic CupsDate and Time Stamping Press to select Ascii or to not select Ascii CodeInstalling or Replacing Batteries Chapter Available Optional AccessoriesBuilt-in Printer Heavy Duty Batteries Training VideosSymptom Cause and Corrective Actions Chapter Trouble ShootingCaring For Your TTY Chapter Maintenance InformationRecharging Batteries Chapter TTY Users EtiquetteChapter Warranty Information Chapter Repair Information Chapter FCC Registration Chapter SpecificationsDisplay TTY Dialogue Chapter Protection Plus Extended Warranty ProgramPrinter TTY Dialogue III-P Page AT&T Owner Registration CardAmeriphone Page Index 714

III, IIIP TTY specifications

The Ameriphone IIIP TTY (Text Telephone) stands as an exceptional device in the realm of telecommunication, designed specifically for individuals who are deaf or hard of hearing. This device serves as a remarkable communication tool, enabling users to connect with others through typed messages instead of traditional voice calls. The IIIP model, a hallmark of reliability, incorporates several advanced features, technologies, and characteristics that enhance its usability and accessibility.

One of the standout features of the Ameriphone IIIP TTY is its large, easy-to-read display. The device is equipped with a backlit screen that ensures excellent visibility, making it suitable for various lighting conditions. This feature is particularly beneficial for users with visual impairments while offering clarity for standard use. The keyboard is designed to be user-friendly with well-spaced keys, allowing for efficient typing without any discomfort.

In terms of technology, the Ameriphone IIIP TTY utilizes a built-in, dual-mode capability, enabling it to work seamlessly with both standard phone lines and digital phone systems. This flexibility allows users to connect regardless of the telecommunication infrastructure available, thereby expanding communication options. Additionally, the device is engineered to be compatible with relay services, a critical feature that allows TTY users to communicate with those who do not use TTY devices.

Another significant characteristic of the Ameriphone IIIP is its call waiting and call forwarding features. Users can manage their calls effectively, ensuring that they never miss important conversations. The device also includes adjustable ringing volume and visual alert options, such as flashing lights, which cater to users' preferences and ensure that they remain aware of incoming calls.

The Ameriphone IIIP TTY also boasts a built-in battery and power-saving mode, which provides convenience and prolongs battery life. This is especially important for individuals who rely on their devices for extended periods, as it minimizes the risk of the device dying during crucial conversations.

Overall, the Ameriphone IIIP TTY stands out as a powerful communication tool, combining user-friendly features with cutting-edge technology. Its thoughtful design caters specifically to the needs of the deaf and hard of hearing communities, facilitating clearer and more efficient conversations. This TTY is a testament to the advancements in assistive technology aimed at fostering inclusivity and connectivity.
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