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VCODIALOGUE VCO

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Operating Instructions

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Ameriphone VCO operating instructions Operating Instructions

Contents

Operating Instructions Additional Safety Notes for Canadian Users Important Safety Instructions Contents Introducing the Dialogue VCO Warranty ServiceSales Receipt Help from Ameriphone Features on the Dialogue VCO Installing the Backup Batteries Setting up Your Dialogue VCOTo Install New Batteries Connecting for Desk or Wall Mount Wall Mount Phone Base Installation for Wall Mounting Incoming Voice Volume Using Your Dialogue VCORinger Volume Incoming Voice Tone Last Number Redial HoldFlash Unanswered Call Indicator Special FeaturesProgramming the Relay Service Number Making Emergency Calls and Sending Emergency Message To Program To Program a Button, Follow these Steps Programming the Memory Buttons To Store a Second Number Into the Same Memory Location Making and Answering VCO Calls Follow These Steps to Make VCO Calls Making VCO Calls Provide Calling Information by Text Provide Calling Information by Voice Redial Answering VCO Calls Communicating in Text Telephone TTY/TDD ModeMaking a TTY Call Text Transmission Speed Selection Using Auto Answering MachineAcoustic Coupling of a TTY to the Dialogue VCO To Turn on the Answering Machine Programming your Password for Using an External Voice Answering MachineTo Playback Recorded Messages Retrieving Messages Remotely Direct Audio Output Connecting to the Dialogue LVDCochlear Implant Adapter Cord Connecting to the Dialogue LVD and the Q-90 Printer Connecting to the Q-90 Printer Symptom Cause and Corrective Action Troubleshooting Chart FCC Statement Warranty Dimensions SpecificationsMaximum gain Tone control range Index