PARA PROGRAMAR EL DÍA

1.Oprima y sostenga el botón de día (“day/ check”) hasta que el aparato anuncie el día correcto.

2.Después de que el día ha sido programado, el nuevo día y hora serán anunciados.

PARA PROGRAMAR LA HORA

1.Oprima y sostenga el botón de la hora hasta que el aparato anuncie la hora correcta.

2.Después de que la hora ha sido programada, el nuevo día y hora serán anunciados.

PARA PROGRAMAR LOS MINUTOS

1.Oprima y sostenga el botón de los minutos hasta que el aparato anuncie el minuto correcto.

2.Después de que los minutos han sido programados, el nuevo día y hora serán anunciados.

PARA PROGRAMAR LOS TIMBRES PARA CONTESTAR

Esta función se utiliza para programar el aparato a que conteste después de un número específico de timbres. El Selector del Timbre se localiza en la parte trasera del aparato.

1.Cuando está programado en “3,” el aparato contestará la llamada entrante después de 3 timbres.

2.Cuando está programado en “5,” el aparato contestará la llamada entrante después de 5 timbres.

3.Ahorrador de Cargos -- El ahorrador de cargos es la última programación en el menú de timbres para contestar. Esta función le permite saber si hay mensajes nuevos cuando usted llama a su máquina desde otra localización. Si usted tiene mensajes nuevos, el aparato timbrará dos veces antes de contestar. Si usted no tiene mensajes, entonces timbrará cuatro veces. Esto le permite colgar antes de que la máquina conteste para que usted no tenga que pagar cargos.

PARA AJUSTAR EL VOLUMEN

Utilice los botones + o – para aumentar o disminuir el volumen. El aparato emite un tono cuando el volumen máximo o mínimo ha sido alcanzado. El volumen máximo es L8 y el mínimo es L1.

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25825, 25826 specifications

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