Uniden EXV 958 Setting Your Outgoing Message OGM, Preset messages, Recording your personal OGM

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NOTE

You can record an OGM of up to 30-seconds.

TIP

Stand approximately

12 inches in front of the microphone and speak clearly when recording your outgoing message.

SETTING YOUR OUTGOING MESSAGE (OGM)

When you receive a call, the answering system automatically plays a preset message or your own personal

outgoing message.

▼Preset messages

The following message is pre-recorded at the factory:

“Hello, no one is available to take your call. Please leave a message after the tone”.

To record your own OGM, follow the steps below.

▼Recording your personal OGM

1)Press and hold ogm until you

hear a long tone. Release ogm and record your message.

2)When you are finished recording your message, press ogm again. A tone sounds and your message plays back on the base speaker.

NOTE: To choose between the pre-recorded outgoing message and your personal outgoing message, press ogm during outgoing message playback. This switches between the

two options.

▼Announce only feature

The Announce Only feature plays a pre-recorded outgoing message or your own personal outgoing message, but it will not allow the caller to leave a message.

Move the REC TIME switch to the ANN position. The message counter LED displays A when the system is on standby.

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Contents VoiceDial Contents EXV 958 Features WelcomeT R O D U C T I O N TIP Included in Your PackageDESK/TABLETOP Installation T T I N G U PPlug the AC adapter into a standard 120 VAC wall outlet Raise the base antenna to the vertical positionWall Installation Standard wall plate mountingDirect Wall Mounting Use only the Uniden AC adapter supplied with this phoneInstalling the Handset Battery Pack Charging the Battery PackSlide on the battery cover and snap it into place Initial battery chargingSetting the PULSE/TONE Switch Low battery indicatorAs possible. Return the handset to the base for recharging Adjusting Ringer Controls Ringer tone and volumeReceiver volume Automatic Digital Code SecurityCleaning Battery Contacts Ringer on or OFFPAGE/FIND Attaching the BeltclipStandard calls without using the memory features Standard calls using the memory featuresMaking & Receiving Calls Chain Dialing Changing ChannelsFlash & Call Waiting Handset Speaker PhoneProgramming Your PHONE’S Voice Memory ThroughVoice Memory Entry Tips Follow the voice prompts for additional guidanceStoring a Phone Number in Memory Example say John Smith Then, 2 times, you will hearTo confirm, repeat the name, John Smith Then, you will hear a confirmation beepStoring a Mixed Mode Number For example say My Bank Then, 2 times You will hearTo confirm, repeat the name My Bank You will hear Erasing a Stored Number Dialing a Stored NumberRemove the handset from the base Press store You will hear Say Yes. This erases the memory location Press storeReviewing Numbers in Memory Dial Announce ON/OFFPress rev. The talk LED flashes You will hear To turn the dialing announcement offFeatures Integrated Answering DeviceTurning the Answering System ON/OFF Setting the Clock I N G a N S W E RPress skip/repeat until you hear the correct AM/PM setting Exv958final.vp Fri Jun 19 202034 Setting Your Outgoing Message OGM Preset messagesAnnounce only feature Recording your personal OGMSelecting Message Time MemoVOX/CALLING Party Control Feature Selecting a PIN CodeTo set the first number Setting the Toll Saver Switch Using the Reset ButtonReset button on the bottom of the base is used to Playing Your Messages After you have reviewedRepeating a Message Press play/stop to review your messagesReview your messages. The number of messages is announced SystemDeleting a Message Recording a ConversationReview your messages To stop recording, press memo againRemote Access Away from Home Function PressTroubleshooting O B L E M G G E S T I O NVertical position and the contacts are touching N E R a L S EN D S E T EXV 958 complies with FCC Parts 15Controls & Functions