Sony SPP-A60 - Manual (Page 31)

Using as a Telephone Answering Machine
Recording Your Greeting (OGM)
Example of OGM
To receive the incoming message:
“Hello, I’m unable to answer your call right
now. Please leave your name, number
and message after the beep tone.“
For announce only:
“Hello, I’m unable to answer your call right
now. Please call again. Thank you.”
You must record your outgoing message
(OGM) first in order to use the telephone
answering function. The outgoing message
is recorded on an 1C chip (not the
microcassette). This feature allows the
microcassette to record just the incoming
messages, minimizing the operational delay
due to tape movement, and tape wear.
Make sure that the microcassette tape is
installed. (See page 17.)
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Press CREC) (under the lid).
Press (OGM).
A long confirmation beep sounds. You
have up to 16 seconds of recording time.
“16” indication appears and then the
remaining time is shown in the message
counter LED.
3 Speak into the base unit microphone.
Your message is recorded.
Press (OGM) again to stop recording.
The base unit will then:
(1) sound a long confirmation beep.
The ANSWER lamp lights up. “0”
indication appears in the message
counter LED.
(2) automatically replay your OGM for
confirmation.
(3) move the tape to the beginning.
The indication shows while the tape
is being reset.
(4) automatically turn on (ANSWER ON).
The indication shows
“0” when REC TIME selector is set to 1
or 4 (see page 32).
“A” when REC TIME selector is set to
ANN ONLY (see page 32).
' If the base unit does not turn on (ANSWER
ON) erfter recording your OGM, press
(ANSWER).
’ Press (OGM) within 5 seconds after pressing
(REC). Othenvise, five short error beeps will
sound. In this case, repeat from step 1.
’ If your OGM is shorter than 2 seconds, the OGM
is not recorded. If a previous OGM exists, that
OGM is also erased.
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