TAD-271  (430-0707)              Setup                  Faxback Doc. # 6140

SETTING THE TIME, DATE, AND REMOTE SECURITY CODE

The TAD's voice prompt helps you set the time, date, day, and remote
security code.  To set this information, follow these steps:

1.  Press SET.  The TAD says "Time of day: set hour: 12.00 a.m. or p.m.
    correctly.)

2.  Repeatedly press FAST-F or REWIND until the TAD says the correct hour.
    (Be sure to set a.m. or p.m. correctly).

3.  Repeat Steps 1 and 2 to set the minutes, date, day, and three-digit
    remote security code.

Now, each time you press STOP when the TAD is in the stop or answer mode,
the TAD announces the time, date, day, the call count, and the message
count.  The TAD also stamps each message with the time, day and date, so
when you play back your messages, you know when the TAD received them.
Each time you press PLAY when the TAD is in the answer mode, the TAD
announces the call count and message count.

Notes: 

*  If you wait more than 30 seconds before you press a button when you set
   the above information, the TAD enters the stop mode.  Return to Step 1.

*  To change the time, date, or remote security code, repeatedly press SET
   until the TAD says the item you want to change.  Then, repeatedly press
   FAST-F or REWIND until the TAD says the correct setting.

*  To reset all settings to their default values, unplug the AC adapter and
   remove the battery.  Then plug in the adapter and re-install the
   battery.

*  The three-digit remote security code can be any number from 000 to 999.

SETTING THE TAD SWITCHES

For TAD operation, set the INCOMING MESSAGE, ANSWER, and CPC switches (on
the right side) before you use the TAD.

CPC Switch

CPC (Call Party Control) lets the TAD know when a caller hangs up.  Set CPC
to MIN.  If the TAD often hangs up during a caller's message, set CPC to
MAX.

Note:  Call Waiting, a service offered by most telephone companies, uses
       signal identical to CPC signals.  If you have call waiting, set CPC
       to MAX. Otherwise, if the TAD receives a call-waiting signal while
       the first caller is leaving a message, the TAD might hang up during
       the message.

Incoming Message Switch

The INCOMING MESSAGE switch sets the maximum length of the incoming
message.

ANN ONLY-plays only the outgoing announcement without recording callers'
messages.

30 SEC-limits an incoming message to 30 seconds.

3 MIN-limits an incoming message to 3 minutes.

At the end of the specified time, a beep sounds and the TAD stops recording
and hangs up.

ANSWER Switch

The ANSWER switch controls how long the TAD waits before it answers a call.

IMM  (Immediate Answer)-answers after about two rings.

DEL (Delayed Answer)-answers after about four rings.

TOL S (Toll Saver)-answers by the second ring if you received a message
(not counting recorded memos or two-way conversations) since you last
checked.  Otherwise, it answers after about four rings.

The TOL S setting can save you money during long-distance remote operation.
If you check your messages by long distance and the TAD does not answer on
the first or second ring, you can hang up to avoid the toll charge.

(RLR-02-23-94)