Silvercrest COCOON 1450 User Manual
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Answering machine
Cocoon 1450
8. Press
3
or
11
repeatedly to select the language required.
9. Press
2
to confirm your selection or press
14
to quit the menu.
9.7
Programming the VIP code
The VIP code is a 3-digit code used to operate the machine remotely (see “9.12 Operating
the answering machine remotely”). The VIP code is set to ‘321’ by default.
9.7.1 Changing the VIP code
1. Press
2
.
2. Press
3
or
11
repeatedly, select ‘Ans machine’.
3. Press
2
to confirm.
4. Press
3
or
11
repeatedly, select ‘Ans Settings’.
5. Press
2
to confirm.
6. Press
3
or
11
repeatedly, select ‘Security Code’.
7. Press
2
to confirm. ‘Old PIN:’ is displayed. Enter the old VIP code.
8. Press
2
. You are prompted to enter a new VIP code. Enter the new VIP code
and press
2
.
9. Enter the new VIP code again and press
2
to confirm.
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If you do not press any keys for 20 seconds, the previous VIP code
remains stored and the telephone automatically exits the VIP setting mode.
9.8
Recording a memo
You can record memos on the Cocoon 1450. These memos are treated as incoming
messages that can be listened to later by the user. The maximum recording time for a memo
is 3 minutes.
1. Press
2
.
2. Press
3
or
11
repeatedly, select ‘Ans machine’.
3. Press
2
to confirm.
4. Press
3
or
11
repeatedly, select ‘Record Memo’.
5. Press
2
to confirm.
6. Speak after the beep and press ‘Save’
2
to end recording.
9.9
Playback incoming messages and memos
When there are new messages you can playback all new messages by using
the
14
key.
Alternatively, you can play back the messages via the menu:
1. Press
2
.
2. Press
3
or
11
repeatedly, select ‘Ans machine’.
3. Press
2
to confirm.
4. Press
3
or
11
repeatedly, select ‘Play Msgs’.
5. Press
2
to confirm.
6. Press
3
or
11
repeatedly, select ‘Play new Msgs’ to play the new message or
‘Play All Msgs’ for both old and new messages.
7. Press
2
to play the messages and memos.
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The messages are played one at a time. If there are new messages that have not yet
been listened to, only these messages are played.
8. During playback you can: