Q u e s t i o n s A b o u t t h e D V R ’ s P h o n e C a l l s
• If you have call waiting, go to “Messages & Setup,” then “Recorder & Phone Setup,” then “Phone Connection,” then “Change Dialing Options.” Disable call waiting by entering the correct prefix in Call Waiting Prefix (usually *70,).
• If you dial a prefix for outside lines, go to “Messages & Setup,” then “Recorder & Phone Setup,” then “Phone Connection,” then “Change Dialing Options.” Set a Dial
• Your phone line may have low voltage. Try setting Phone avail. detection to Off under
Dialing Options, described on page 101. |
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• If you have a caller ID box, try removing it from the line since some models interfere |
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with the DVR modem's ability to make a call. |
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• If your DVR is having difficulty dialing out, try the following: Press LEFT arrow until |
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you return to the Phone Dialing Options screen. Select Set Dial Prefix, and enter the |
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dialing prefix “,#034” (comma, pound, zero, three, four). Use the PAUSE button to |
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enter a comma, and the ENTER button to enter a pound. This command sets the |
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DVR’s modem to a slower speed, which helps phone calls succeed in some |
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environments. The DVR does not dial the prefix as part of the number. |
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• If you have a cordless telephone, fax machine, or computer modem connected to the | 8 |
same line, go to “Messages & Setup,” then “Recorder & Phone Setup,” then “Phone |
Connection,” then “Change Dialing Options.” Turn off “Phone avail. detection.”
•You might have too much line noise to make a connection. The DVR ships with a 25 foot phone cord. Try a shorter cord, or buy a line noise filter at your local electronics store.
