Knowing What is Happening on the Line Graphic Meters | Ultratec 200

Knowing What is Happening on the Line (Graphic Meters)

There are two indicators which appear on the display during calls to help you monitor sounds on the line. These meters do not appear during non-captioned calls.

The Signal Meter

The Signal Meter lights up to indicate sounds on the handset, such as the caller’s voice or a busy signal. It indicates that a sound is coming through the handset even if the sound is not loud enough for you to hear. The size of this meter expands and contracts with the volume of the sound. Very loud sounds cause the meter to completely light up the whole box. Quiet sounds may cause just a single dot on the display to light up.

This meter can help you gauge when a person is finished speaking.

The Outgoing

Volume Meter

The Outgoing Volume Meter lights up

when you speak. This can help you see how loudly you are speaking. More of the bar lights up if you speak loudly and less lights up if you speak quietly.

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Ultratec 200 manual Knowing What is Happening on the Line Graphic Meters, Signal Meter, Outgoing Volume Meter

Contents

Using Your CapTel IMPORTANT! Dialing 911 in an Emergency Contents Overview CapTel 1-Line ModeHow Does CapTel Work? Features TOP View Volume VOL Button & Slide Control Display & Display ButtonsMenu Button Caption Button Tone Slide Control Hold Button Mute for Captioned CallsLoud Ringer Flash Button Non-Captioned Calls Only Installing Captel Select a Location For Desktop Use Setup the CapTelFor Mounting on Wall Register Your Long Distance Provider To Indicate Your Preferred Long Distance Carrier Select One Calling & Answering 1-LINE Mode Placing a Call with Captions Answering a Call with Captions 1-Line Mode CapTel 1-Line Placing a Call Without Captions Answering a Call Without Captions Conversation Volume Adjusting the SoundConversation Tone Ringer Pitch & Volume Using CapTel with Assistive Devices Signal Meter Knowing What is Happening on the Line Graphic MetersOutgoing Volume Meter Saving Speed Dial Numbers Using Calling FeaturesSpeed Dialing from Memory Redialing from Memory Adjusting Display ContrastReviewing Captions During a Captioned Call Mute During a Non-Captioned Call Hold Incoming Calls Using Caller IDUnanswered Calls Save Captions After Hanging Up Menu SettingsDisplay Contrast Is a Number Required to Dial an Outside Line? Is a number required to dial an outside line? is displayed Do You Have Call-Waiting? Do you have call-waiting? is displayed Captioning External Answering Machine Messages Captions On Captions On/Off SettingCaptions Off Ringer Pitch Using Automated Touchtone Systems Advanced CallingLeaving Messages on Answering Machines Retrieving Your Voice Mail Messages Calling Another 1-Line CapTel User CapTel to CapTel Calling a TTY User Via Traditional Relay Dialing 711 1-Line ModeDialing the Relay Voice Number Press the Caption VCO mode Dialing 911 in AN Emergency 1-LINE Mode Dialing 911 in AN Emergency Dialing 911 in AN Emergency Using 2-LINECAPTEL Optional HOW 2-LINE Captel Works Requirements for 2-LINE Captel Setting UP the Captel for 2-LINE USE Setup phone for 2-Line Placing a Call with Captions 2-LINE Mode Activate 2-Line Menu If the Caption Feature is On If the Caption Feature is Off Using CALL-WAITING with 2-LINE Captel Turning Captions ON/OFF During a Call Dialing 911 with 2-LINE Captel Dialing 711 with 2-LINE Captel Line Captel Tips & Hints Problem Solving Helpful Tips There are errors in the captions Captions seem delayed Helpful Tips Calling with Your CapTel How should I introduce CapTel to the people I call? Special Setup Instructions Connecting an External Signaler or Anwering MachineUsing a Headset or Neckloop Sharing a Telephone Line Jack Cleaning SpecificationsCare & Repair Captioning Service 10, 23, 29, 33 Index Voice Carry Over VCO FCC Information Industry Canada Information Safety Instructions Save These Instructions