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Loopback test switch. This |
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places the set in loopback mode. |
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transmission. |
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Program switch for data setup. |
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mode when you are setting up |
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parameters for the data terminal |
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adapter. |
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Data connector. This |
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labeled "DTE", is the interface |
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Volume and Contrast |
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Both volume and display contrast |
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keys, and marked with a down |
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arrow and an up arrow. |
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Speaker/handset volume . Adjust |
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when any Call Appearance is |
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The new volume is held until |
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reset. |
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Display contrast. Adjust any |
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