TAD-325  (430-0396)              Features             Faxback Doc. # 14141

The new TAD-325 is a high-quality telephone answering system with touch-
tone remote control.  It is so easy to operate that it will quickly
become an invaluable addition to your home or office.

Because this unit offers so many special and advanced features, we urge
you to read the owner's manual completely before using your new system.

Touch-Tone Remote Control  -  Most features on the TAD-325 can be
with Security Code            performed from a touch-tone telephone
                              without using any beeper, or from any pulse
                              phone using a pocket tone dialer.

                 Toll Saver - Saves possible long distance charges during
                              remote operation.

                VOX and CPC - End the incoming message recording when a
                              caller hangs up or when a caller stops
                              talking for more than a few seconds.  This
                              saves tape and lets the TAD quickly reset
                              after a "hang up" message.

               Call Monitor - Screens incoming calls and lets you choose
                              calls to answer personally.

Remote Turn-On/Off Function - When you are away you can start the TAD if
                              you forget to set it to ANSWER.  You can
                              also turn off the TAD by remote control.

               Room Monitor - Lets you hear what is going on in the room
                              where the TAD is positioned while you are
                              away.

Switchable Maximum Incoming - Sets the maximum Incoming message to 30
Message Length                seconds or 3 minutes.

Please note that each product connected to the telephone line places a
certain load on the line.  This load is known as the unit's "Ringer
Equivalence Number (REN)".  When using more than one product on the line,
total all the ringer equivalence numbers.  If they total more than 5.0
your phones might not ring and your TAD might not answer.  In rural areas
a total of 3.0 can impair ringer operation.  To be sure, check with your
local telephone company.

This equipment complies with part 68 of the FCC rules.  This registration
number as well as the ringer equivalence number (REN) appears on the
bottom of the unit.  You must, on request, provide this information to
your telephone company.

Note:  Do not connect this unit to Coin-operated systems or Party-lines.

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