Audiovox PC100 - Manual (Page 9)

OCC Dialing; OCC dialing is pertormed in
one o( two ways. This depends on which
of the two dialing systems described
above your OCC service uses
OCC Service #1:
a. Enter the long distance number you
are calling.
b. Press A, *RCL, *RCL, SND. This
automatically dials the local access
number in memory position 96
c. Wait for the ringing Indication followed
by a beep or tone from the OCC.
d. Press *RCL. The ID number and the
destination number are automatically
dialed and the call is placed.
OCC Service #2:
a. Enter the number you are calling
b. Press A. *RCL, *RCL, *RCL, and SND
This will automatically dial the local
office in location 98.
c. Wait tor the ringing indication followed
by a beep or tone from the OCC.
d. Press *RCL. The ID number and the
destination number are aulomafically
dialed and the call is placed.
21. RESTRICTED
CALLING
Outgoing calls from the phone may be
restricted to the following categories; —
1. Incoming calls only
2- No international calls
3. Local calls only (7 digits
maximum)
These restrictions are applied by
unlocking the phone, and entering the
following key sequence:
•RCL, (6 digit security number),
*RCL,N,*RCL
The number inserted at ‘N’ above is that
corresponding to the restriction required
(eg. 2for No international calls). To
return the phone to unrestricled use, a
zero is used.
Indicator Lights
2. NSVC
3. CALL
4. CHARGE
This light only illuminates when the
system is in the car mode, (see Page
9 )- This feature supplements the
Roaming Indication described above.
The term "Roaming” refers to cellular
telephone users who are operating the
unit in an area other than their home
system, or have moved into an area
not served by their preferred system.
The ROAM light iJluminates when
either of the above conditions are true
and your phone detects service on a
different system. Knowing you are not in
your home service area informs you that
you might not receive calls or that you
could be paying a higher rate charged to
roamers.
This light only illuminates when the
system IS m the car mode (see page
9 ). NSVC stands for ' No Service”.
This indicator will illuminate until
service is achieved No service is
caused by calling from outside the
operational area of your system or by
signal strength being too low.
The CALL indicator flashes to alert you
of an incoming call, or when a call is
being processed. It will flash even if
the RING volume is set to the
BLEEPER Off position. To answer the
call, press the SND key. The CALL
indicator rermains on during a call.
This indicator is continuously lit when
the battery is being charged When the
battery IS fully charged, the charge
light will flash. The charge indicator will
turn off when the charger is
disconnected.
Note This indicator may take up to 20
seconds to illuminate when a charging
accessory is connected.