Technophone 901
(170-1015)              Controls and Functions        Faxback Doc. # 17777

HANDSET CONTROLS

SEND         Makes a call.  Redials the last number.

*EZ1         Scrolls to the previous Memory location or Advanced Function
             (Menu).  Also used as one of the two user defined Easy Dial
             keys (EZ1).

VOL          Adjusts earpiece and loudspeaker volume.

RCL          Recalls stored numbers from memory.

PWR          Switches telephone on and off.  Mutes microphone during a
             call.

END          Ends a call.

3 DEF        Used to enter numbers, letters, spaces, and for DTMF dialing.
             Keys 0OPR (Operator) and 9WXY (Emergency Services) can also
             be used for Easy Dialing.

#EZ2         Scrolls to the next Memory location or Advanced Function
             (menu).  Also used as one of the two user defined Easy Dial
             keys (EZ2).

CLR          Clears digits from the display.

STO          Stores a number from the display into memory.

MU           Gives access to Menu of Advanced Functions.

DISPLAY DETAILS

Lights

ROAM             Indicates the telephone has locked to a system other than
                 its home system.

CALL             Indicates when a call is in progress.

                 Flashes on receipt of an incoming call.

                 If a call attempt is unsuccessful, the CALL light remains
                 off and an error tone is heard.

SIG              Indicates the received signal strength:

                 Steady          - strong signal; expect a good quality
                                   call.

                 Flashing        - moderate signal; expect some noise.

                 Not illuminated - weak or no signal; do not make a call.

Indicators

HORN             Horn alert facility is enabled.

ALPHA            The telephone is ready to accept alphabetical characters
                 when storing a name and number in the memory. Alter-
                 natively, it may be scrolling through the memory per-
                 forming alpha (name) search to locate the number asso-
                 ciated with a specified name.

NSVC             Cellular service is not available; calls may not be made
                 or received.

Audible Tones    The telephone will produce the following audible tones:

                 - a ringing tone, to denote an incoming call,

                 - a keypress confirmation tone (short tone), denoting a
                   valid keypress,

                 - a keypress error tone (longer tone) denoting an invalid
                   keypress,

                 - three short (warbling) tones to denote auto-answering.

                 - alert/warning tones.

                 When a handset cradle is used (i.e., as for a Mobile
                 telephone, or Soft Pack Transportable with hands-free
                 option):

                 - all tones are produced via the loudspeaker in the
                   cradle,

                 - the keypress confirmation tone is a DTMF tone for the
                   numeric (O OPR to 9 WXY), *EZ1 and # EZ2 keys, and a
                   single tone for the other keys.

                 For a soft Pack Transportable without the hands-free
                 option (i.e., no handset cradle):

                 - the tones are produced via the handset ringer,

                 - the keypress confirmation tone is a standard short tone
                   for any key.


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