Ameriphone IIIP TTY operating instructions Way Calling, Checking Memo Memory

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C. 3-Way Calling

3-way calling feature is an optional service of- fered by your local phone company. It allows you to hold a three way conversation with friends, rel- atives, or business associates. You must sub- scribe to this service and it is operable only when you're in direct telephone connection mode.

1. Call the first party as you normally would.

2.

When connected, press

 

 

and F

 

simultaneously. This puts the first

 

party on

 

 

 

hold.

then appears on

 

the

ENTER PHONE NO=ph

one number of the

 

second party and press

.

 

 

3.

When the call is answered, to bring the

 

first party back, press

 

 

and F

simultaneously again. The screen flashes momentarily. You with both parties

at the same time.

4. If you receive no answer or a busy signal with your second party, press

and F simultaneously to generate thesignal. Wait one these keys again

to generate a second

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5.When the conversation is over, turn off the TTY.

1.Make the TTY call as usual. If the auto mated system is operating correctly, there should be an announcement telling you what to do.

2.When the system prompts you to press a

number on your phone, hold down

and D . TONE SIGNAL MODE:

will appear on the screen.

3.Press the numbers you want to send to the keyboard. The pound sign (#) or

asterisk (*) can be generated by simulta-

neously pressing and 3 , or and 8 , respectively.

4.This mode is cancelled automatically when you press any TTY key except (#), or (*), or the number keys.

E.Checking Available Memory

Your DIALOGUE III/III-P TTY has a total mem- ory capacity of 32K, which is approximately 32,000 characters (i.e. equivalent to about 13 letter size typed pages). About 500 characters are used for programming the internal control in- structions of the TTY. Of the remaining memory, 8,000 characters (equivalent to 3-1/2 pages) are used for memo storage: 1500 characters (ap- proximately 50 names and phone numbers) for the phone directory, 17,000 characters (about 7 pages) for recording messages, and the remain- ing 5,000 characters (about 2 pages) for record- ing conversations.

D.Telebanking, Credit Card Calling, and Using DTMF Tone Signaling

A new automated tele-access menu system is available in some areas. This system allows TTY users to access information such as airline schedules, bank accounts, and government office services through an option menu transmit- ted in Baudot. Users enter their choice of options by pressing the number keys of a tone dialing phone or TTY.

CHECKING MEMO MEMORY:

1.

To check the memory available, Hold

 

down

and press 2 to go to the

 

memo screen.

2.

Hold down

 

 

and press L to list the

 

number of free

 

characters available for

 

 

 

 

 

storing new memos.

3.

Press

 

 

while holding down

 

to return to normal TTY operation.

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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 III-P Introduction Component ChecklistDialogue TTY Dialogue III / III-P TTY Chapter Identifying the FeaturesFeatures on Dialogue III / III-P Chapter Loading Paper Into Printer Chapter InstallationPower and Phone Line Connection 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 RemotelyRecording a Conversation Into Memory Preparing a MemoSending a Prepared Memo 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 CallsDate and Time Stamping Using Acoustic CupsUsing Help Menu 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 SpecificationsPrinter TTY Dialogue III-P Chapter Protection Plus Extended Warranty ProgramDisplay TTY Dialogue Page Ameriphone Owner Registration CardAT&T 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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