Operation
Ifmessages, dictations or information textsarepresent on the answeringmachine, these will be signa
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led by a flashing LED, provided that the answering machine is switched on. Information about the
number of new messages is shown on the display.
New messages that are shorter than 2 seconds will not be stored by the answering ma
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chine. For example: A caller invited to leave a message hangs up after the announce
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ment text without actually leaving a message for you.
You can change the volume of the speaker or of the handset while listening to
messages.
To do this, press the menu key followed by the arrow keys. Press ESC in order to return to the normal
display for listening to messages. If you confirm your entry by pressing OK instead of ESC, the perma
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nently set value is overwritten by the newly set one (see telephone volume settings).
Listening to new messages
s Information about the number of new messages is
shown on the display.
Press the »Ans.mac. messag.:« softkey.
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Info -T-S-r-×-
Ans.mac.mess.:8
Tel. drctry
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The following display appears only with several new messages recorded by the answe-
ring machine.
s You are then shown detailed information about the
type of new messages that are present.
Press the softkey next to the message that you wish
to listen to.
Answering machine
New calls =04
Nwe dictations =03
Info texts =01
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s If you have configured MSN sorting for listening to
announcements press the softkey for the MSN for
which the message is to be played.
New calls sorted {}
MSN-3=00
02=MSN-1
MSN-4=01
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Listening to messages is described as follows using new calls as an example. Press the
softkey »New calls«.
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