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Brand | GE |
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Model | 29878 |
Answering System | Digital |
Recording Time | 14 minutes |
Remote Access | Yes |
Call Screening | Yes |
Voice Activation | No |
Time/Day Stamp | Yes |
Voice Prompts | Yes |
Message Waiting Indicator | Yes |
Voice Menu | No |
Power Source | AC Adapter |
Battery Backup | Yes |
Caller ID | No |
Information about FCC registration and Ringer Equivalence Number (REN).
Outlines the telephone company's rights regarding service disruption and changes.
Explains device compliance with FCC Part 15 and limits for Class B digital devices.
Offers measures to resolve radio or TV interference if the equipment causes it.
Instructs users to read the manual for optimal use and refers to safety instructions.
Lists the items included in the package.
Details the need for an RJ11 modular jack for installation.
Provides step-by-step instructions for installing a 9-volt battery for memory backup.
Lists safety precautions to follow during installation, like unplugging cords.
Describes how to connect the answerer to the phone line and power.
Details steps for relocating the answerer to a new location, including battery installation.
Explains how to record a personal greeting for callers.
Covers reviewing and erasing recorded greetings.
Introduces the function to modify time/day, rings to answer, message time, and security code.
Guides on setting the current hour for message timestamps.
Guides on setting the current minutes for message timestamps.
Guides on setting the current day for message timestamps.
Explains how to select the number of rings before the unit answers.
Explains how Toll Saver feature works to reduce call costs.
Guides on selecting the maximum length for incoming messages.
Details how to change the 3-digit security code for remote access.
Explains how to check current time, rings, message time, and security code settings.
Describes using volume buttons to increase or decrease sound output.
Explains the meaning of different states of the messages indicator light.
Explains how to play messages, including order and handling of new/old messages.
Details buttons for playback, stopping, restarting, skipping, and erasing messages.
Defines 'old' and 'new' messages and end-of-message announcements.
Instructions on how to erase all old messages using the ERASE button.
How to record a memo using the MEMO button.
Explains how the unit screens calls and allows picking up extension phones.
Clarifies the behavior of auto disconnect when picking up an extension phone.
Guides on how to access messages from a touch-tone phone using a security code.
Details how to select functions using the phone keypad and end a call.
Provides advice on maintaining the answerer's condition and avoiding damage.
Lists causes and solutions for issues like not answering or answering on the 10th ring.
Explains reasons for incomplete messages and their solutions.
Addresses issues with remote access not working, like incorrect code or phone type.
Provides a reset procedure for when the answerer is unresponsive.
Offers a solution for not being able to hear recorded messages.
Explains the 'Low Battery' announcement and its solution.
Details the requirement for restarting a message playback.
Explains that this means memory is full and suggests erasing messages.
Addresses potential causes for lost messages even with a good battery.
Clarifies that this is normal and how to stop it.
Provides instructions on how to get the product serviced and contact information.
Lists the address for sending the product for warranty service.
Details what the warranty includes, like defects in materials and workmanship.
Explains how to obtain warranty service, including packing and proof of purchase.
Lists exclusions from warranty coverage, like batteries or damage from misuse.
States warranty disclaimers and limitations on damages.
Explains how state laws might affect warranty rights.