Topcom FIDELITY 1150 - Manual (Page 8)

8 Topcom Fidelity 1150
Topcom Fidelity 1150
13 Memory numbers
You can program 3 Direct numbers (max 24 num-
bers and 16 characters). These memory numbers
can be dialled by pressing M1-M3.
13.1 Adding a number to a Direct
Memory
13.2 Calling a Direct Memory number
13.3 Deleting a Direct Memory number
13.4 Copying a number from the call
list to a direct memory button
14 Telephone answering device
14.1 Activating/Deactivating the Anwer
Machine
14.2 Selecting the outgoing messages
(OGM1 or OGM2)
There are 2 different outgoing messages:
OGM1 (A1): The unit shall record a message.
OGM2 (A2): The unit will not record a message af-
ter the call has been answered.
14.3 To record an Outgoing Message
Press the desired Direct Memory
(M1-M3). ‘New’ is displayed
To confirm
Enter the telephone number
Press the delete button briefly to
delete a wrongly entered number
To confirm
Enter the name by using the
alphanumerical key pad (see chapter
12.1)
To confirm
Press the desired Direct Memory
(M1-M3)
The phone number will be dialed
automatically
Press the desired Direct Memory
(M1-M3)
Press the delete button briefly to
delete the number
To confirm
Press the New Message button
Scroll through the call list until you
have found the desired telephone
number
To confirm
Select ‘STORE TO M1- M3’
To confirm.
M?
M?
M?
Modify the telephone number if
necessary
Press the delete button briefly to
delete a wrong numbers
To confirm
Modify the name by using the
alphanumerical key pad (see chapter
12.1)
To confirm
2SEC
The answering machine shall turn Off
The ‘TAD On LED’ shall turn off
2SEC
The answering machine shall turn On
The LED shall burn.
The Voice will prompt the selected
OGM (see chapter 14.2)
2SEC
Activate the anwering machine. The
selected OGM will be prompted
Switch between OGM1 and OGM2.
The selected OGM will be prompted
and displayed on the 2 line of the dis-
play (A1 or A2)
Select OGM1 or OGM2
3SEC
After you hear a beep, release the
button and start saying your outgoing
message (max 2 minutes)
The voice prompt language of the in-
ternal digital answering machine, will
be the same as the display language.