F4
VCO REQ.

CHAPTER 7 (CONTINUED)

Flash - Used to access tele-

phone company features such as call-waiting, 3-way calls, etc.

See “Answering a Cell Phone or Cordless Phone,” page 14.

Sticky - This function makes it

easier to operate the Q90 with just one hand. For example,

when sticky key is on, pressing Ctrl , releasing it and then pressing F1 has the same effect as holding down Ctrl while pressing F1 . The sticky key works with the Ctrl , Shift , and Ctrl Shift key combinations. See “Changing Other Settings,” page 12.

Menu - Pressing this key enters

CHAPTER 7

GLOSSARY OF

SECONDARY FUNCTIONS

Ctrl

F1

On/Off Line - This key

DIAL

causes the Q90 to connect

 

 

 

 

or disconnect from the

 

 

telephone line.

Ctrl

F2

Wait - This key is useful if

REDIAL

you expect a long pause in

 

 

 

 

a conversation. Activate this

function and Waiting for Response

will be displayed. Then, when your

caller begins typing again, the ring

signaler will flash.

Ctrl

F3 Cell Flash - When Cell

QUICK#

Flash is on, the Q90 ring

 

 

flasher will flash to announce an incoming cell phone or cordless phone call.

or exits the menu mode, which is used to change many of the

settings used by the Q90. See

Ctrl

VCO Mode - This allows the outgoing conversation to be voiced, while provid-

“Changing Menu Mode Settings,” page 9.

ESC - The ESC Key will cause the Q90 to exit Dial Mode, Save Mode, Review Mode, and user

message sequences. The ESC Key does not cause the Q90 to hang up if on line.

ing a text display of the incoming response. It is provided for Q90 users who can speak, but have difficulty hear- ing. These calls are usually made with the help a relay call assistant. See “VCO (Voice Carry Over) Calls,” page 16.

Ctrl

F5 Mic - This key turns on the

MSG 1

VCO microphone if the Q90

 

 

 

 

is in VCO mode.

Ctrl

F6

Backlight - This key turns

 

MSG 2

 

the Q90 backlight on or off.

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Ameriphone Q90 operating instructions On/Off Line This key, Chapter Glossary Secondary Functions