Oricom TP30 manual Memory paper card Recall 600/100 switch MEM button

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Location of controls

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RINGER

RECALL

MW

HI LOW OFF

600/100

V-/V+/HV/RINGERV

23 24 25 26

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REC VOL

SPK VOL

1.

Hook switch

15.

/ Buttons

2. Handset hook

16. DELETE/OK button

3.

Mute button

17.

Call back button

4.

Store button

18.

Display

5.

Recall button

19.

Ring LED indicator

6.

Redial button

20.

Mute button (on handset)

7.

Speakerphone button

21.

Curly cord socket

8. Keypad

22.

Message Indicator

9.

Memory buttons (M1, 2, 3, 4)

23.

Ringer Hi/Low/Off switch

10. Memory paper card

24. Recall 600/100 switch

11. MEM button

25. MW V-/V+/HV/Ringer switch

12. Caller ID button

26. Telephone line socket

13. Phonebook button

27.

Receiver volume

14. Message button

28. Speaker volume

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Contents TP30 Page Table of contents N13134 General InformationREN RN for New Zealand Installing batteries supplied in the phone InstallationConnecting the telephone If you have a Broadband lineWall Mounting Desk MountingWall Mounting Location of controls Memory paper card Recall 600/100 switch MEM button DisplayLCDContrast/Time Setting Basic settingsSelect country version If not press and hold for approximately 4 secondsOperation Making a callReceiving a Call Pause Redial functionRecall and call waiting To Turn on Telstra call waiting AustraliaRinger Volume Control Volume ControlTake two different calls at the same time Hearing Aid Compatibility Message Waiting IndicatorStoring names/numbers Phone BookDialling from the Phone Book Press Press Store Press Store againDeleting a phone book entry Changing phone numbers/namesDialling using One-touch Memories MemoryStoring One-touch Memories + Mailbox Button Dialling using Two-touch Memories Storing two-touch MemoriesLocation ? is display Press either 0-9 to store the number Caller ID Retrieving and dialling CID numbersPlease note CID Call Types Deleting NumbersTransferring Numbers to the Phone Book Warranty Terms and Conditions Australia Warranty Terms and Conditions Australia Warranty Terms and Conditions Australia Customer Support