TAD-330 Telephone Answering System
(430-0397)                   Setup                   Faxback Doc. # 34564


SETTING THE TAD TO ANSWER CALLS

SETTING THE SWITCHES

Before setting the TAD to answer calls, set the following three switches.

LINE SELECT Switch:

This switch determines which line(s) the TAD responds to.

LINE 1 -- The TAD answers calls on Line 1 only.

LINE 2 -- The TAD answers calls on Line 2 only.

BOTH -- The TAD answers cals on Line 1 and Line 2.

If both lines ring, the TAD answers the telephone which began ringing
first with your message, and answers the other line with the
voice syntehsized announcement.

INCOMING MESSAGE Switch:

This switch determines the maximum incoming message length -- 30 seconds
or 3 minutes.

Setting the maximum time does not necessarily waste tape, because if the
caller hangs up before using the set time, the TAD automatically stops
recording and conserves tape.

CPC Switch:

Set this switch for the type of CPC signal used by your phone system.

ANSWER Switch:

This switch determines how quickly the TAD answers the phone.

IMMEDIATE -- The TAD answers a call on the first ring.

DELAY -- The TAD answers a call after about four rings.

You might prefer to leave the switch set to DELAY.  If you are home, you
can answer before the fourth ring.  If you are not home, the TAD is
ready to answer for you.  This eliminates the need to reset the mode each
time you go in or out.

TOLL SAVER -- This special feature can save you money during remote
operation.  If the TAD has received a new message, it will answer on the
first ring.  If there are no new messages the TAD will take up about
four rings to answer.  Therefore, if you are checking by long-distance
and the phone rings two or three times, you can hang up before the fourth
ring and save the toll charge.


(IR-09/16/96)