Audiovox PC100 - Manual (Page 6)

6. A-B SYSTEM The A-B key is used to select the
SELECTION serving system and telephone
number on which the phone is to
operate. This key also allows the user
to change the telephone number of
the phone depending in which system
and/or City the phone is being used.
To change from, for example system A
in New York to system A in Dallas or
system A in San Francisco to system
B in San Francisco, press A and the
A-B key. If the system selected is not
the correct one, then press the A-B to
scroll on to the next telephone
number programmed and keep
scrolling thru until the correct
telephone number and/or system is
displayed.
Each telephone number and system
programmed into the phone will,
when first selected display the
telephone number, the system type
le. SYSTEM A or SYSTEM B, and the
City or Stale in which the telephone
number is logged on.
For example.
516 521 3780 NY-B
Where NY refers to New York and -B
refers to System B.
If the A-B key is pressed, this wilt
change to, for example:
415 789 3468 LA -A
Where LA refers to Los Angeles and
-A refers to System A.
7. CAR MODE
8. HEADSET/
HANDSFREE
When your POCKETPHONE is
plugged into your vehicle (using the
optional Quick-Connect Vehicular Kit
or the Permanent Installation Kit) press
the A and the CAR keys This places
the phone in the car mode. The NSVC
and ROAM lights are operative in this
mode, and the display will be
constantly illuminated. We recommend
that you do not leave your
POCKETPHONE in your vehicle for
extended periods of time.
The HOST key is an ON/OFF switch
for turning on the headset used for
hands-free operation (optional
accessory). After the headset has
been plugged inlo the receptacle at
ihe base of the phone, press the *
and the HOST keys and the display
reads ‘HDSTV'HFREE’ for a period of 5
seconds. Depressing the HOST key
within S'seconds will change the
ON/OFF status of the unit. When the
headset is on the microphone in the
phone IS turned off.
When the Hands free unit is switched
on ^d connected lo the phone, Ihe
phone recognises this and switches
the phone inlo Hands free mode
automatically. The phone then
displays ‘HDSTV'HFREE’ to inform Ihe
user lhal the phone is now in
handsfree mode and the microphone
in the phone is now turned off.
Switching off the Hands Iree unit
automatically switches the phone out
of handsfree mode.
9. LOCK A Security number ts entered into your
unit when you take delivery to provide
security against unauthorized use of your
phone. If you wish to change your unlock
code for any reason, see instructions on
Page 7 ot this manual.
10. SEND The SND key is used to initiate the
dialing of a call and to answer calls.
When you have keyed in a number or
recalled it from the memory, press the
SND key. This dials the number. The
call timer appears on the display as
'ooMoo' and the call light will flash
indicating a call attempt is in progress.
When a call has been accepted by the
cellular system, the call light will be
continuously Illuminated, and Ihe call
timer will start displaying the time in
minules and seconds (00M01 for
example).
When your phone is ringing, the call
light will flash and you press SND to
answer the call. The call light will
illuminate and the timer wilt start
The SND key is also used lo initiate
your “Last Number Redial" feature.
When you call a number and Ihe call is
not completed, you can redial it simply
by pressing the SND key. The last
number dialed-is automatically stored
in memory position '00'. To check the
last number dialed, press A, *RCL,
and "OO” and the number will be
displayed
CLR key is used to clear the display or
cancel a command. The first time the
CLR key IS pressed, the last digit
entered is cleared from the display
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