Zoom telephonics Demon dialer User manual

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The DEMON DIALER is a

revolutionary

breakthrough

in

telephone

dialer

technology.

The

first

thing

you'll

probably

notice

is

that

there are no

controls

of

any

kind

on

the

dialer

itself.

That's because the

DEMON

is

pure

computer

"brain"

with no

moving

parts. Plug it

into

your

phone

system,

and

any

ordinary

telephone

becomes

an

easy to use, feature-packed

automatic

dialer.

Dial in

your

friend's name, and the

DEMON

DIALER searches its

memory

for

the

number

and dials it

automatically.

It easily handles

"Alternate

Long

Distance"

numbers

up

to

32

digits

long, and even

office

systems

that

make you

wait

for

a

second dial

tone

after

you've

begun

dialing.

The

DEMON

DIALER

actually

hears tones instead

of

just

pausing like

other

dialers,

making

it

extremely

fast

and reliable.

And

the

DEMON

will

silently

redial a

busy

number

repeatedly at

high

speed

until

it

gets

through,

or

redial an

unanswered

phone

every 10

minutes

for

up

to

10

hours. It is, simply, the

fastest, most effective

way

to

reach

anyone, anywhere,

by

phone.

Best

of

all, it's

simple

to

install and

simple

to

use.

Just

follow

the

easy

instructions,

and

you'll

be

DEMON

dialing

in

just

a few minutes.

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Demon

Dialer

Installation

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Single-line phones, Multiple phones,

Installer's diagrams, Wall mounting

Demon

Dialing

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One

Time

Redial, Busy numbers,

Unansweredphones

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Preparing the Directory, How to store

numbers,

How

to

dial stored numbers

How

to delete storednumbers '

Alternate

Long

Distance

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Extra

Dial

Tones

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Additional

Information

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The

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Limited Warranty '

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Summary

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Installation

There are

two

different ways you may want to

install

your

DEMON DIALER.

To use the DEMON

with

one

single-line

desk phone,

the

kind

normally

found

in

a home, go

to

the section called

"Slngle-

line

Phones."

You may want

to

use

the

DEMON

with

all

the phones in

your

home, with all

the

lines

of

one

multi-line

phone,

or

on one

extension shared by many

multi-line

phones. In

this

case

go

to the section

called

"Multiple

Phones."

Single-line

Phones

First

unplug

your

phone at

the wall, and plug

it

into

~

A

the DEMON DIALER

jack

marked "Phone." If

your

phone has a

modular

plug

that

looks

like A,

as

most

phones do,

just

squeeze

the

little

clear plastic tab

~d?::,

0

B

when

plugging

or

unplugging.

(If

your

plug

looks like

B,

you'll need a

"4-prong

to

Modular

Plug

Adapter"

and a "Surface

Jack

Cover" available at

any store that carries phones. Install them

according

to

instructions

before

you

go

on.

Now

find

the nearest

power

outlet, and plug in

the black Power

Supply

unit. (If

the

power

outlet

is

too

far away, use

an

extension cord.) Then

plug

the

Power

Supply

cord into

the

round

DEMON DIALER hole marked

"Power

Supply."

Select

the

DEMON DIALER

cord

with

Identical

plugs

on

each end. Plug one end

into

the

DEMON DIALER

jack

marked "Wall," and the

other

end

into

the

jack

where

your

phone

was

connected.

(This

cord

must

be used. If it's

too

short,

connect

it

to a

Modular

Extension Cord.)

That's

It!

Your DEMON DIALER

is Installed.

Multiple

Phones

Only

read

this

section

ii

you

want

to

use one

DEMON

DIALER

with

all

the

phones

in

your

home,

with

all

the

lines

ol

one

multi-line

phone,

or

on

one

line

shared

by

many

multi-

line

phones. These situations all require

installation

of

a Series Jack.

Note: In some homes the telephone line comes

into

the home and goes straight to a

modular

jack. A

modular

telephone cord

connects

this

jack

to

another

modular

jack,

which

then goes

to

your

home's phones. In this case,

you

do

not

need a Series Jack.

This

is explained in

"Special Situations"

under

"Home

Installation

of

More than

One

Phone

without

a Series

Jack."

You can have this

jack

installed

by

a telephone

or

interconnect

company.

They

will ask

you

tor

a

USOC

code

that

specifies

how

to

install

the

jack.

For

office

installations,

check

to see

if

the

installation

that

you want is

compatible

with

your

phone system. A list

ol

systems is

provided in the "Special Situations"

book

under

"Office

Installations."

• For more than one single-line phone,

order USOC RJ31X. The jack should be

installed at the jack

for

the first phone

reached by the phone line after

it

enters

your

premises, between the first phone

and the central phone office.

• For the DEMON to

automatically

connect

to whatever line you're using

of

one

multi-line

phone,

order

USOC RJ35X.

• For the DEMON to work on one extension

connected to one or more multi-line

phones, order USOC RJ31X.

You

probably

want the DEMON on the line that gets the

fewest calls. The jack is attached between

the multi-line switching box and the first

telephone.

Checking

the

Installation

Check

the installation to be sure

that

your

DEMON

works

before

your

Installer leaves.

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Once the jack

is

installed,

plug

the

DEMON

Power

Supply

unit

into

the

nearest

power

outlet.

(If

the

outlet

is

too

far

away, use an

extension

cord.)

Then

plug

the

Power

Supply

into

the

round

Demon

Dialer

hole

marked

"Power

Supply."

Now

select

the

DEMON

DIALER

cord

that has

a big

plug

on

one

end, and

put

the

big plug

into

the new Series Jack.

Plug the other end of the cord into the

DEMON

jack marked "Wall," whether the new jack

is

installed

on

the wall or

on

a phone.

If at this point your

DEMON

DIALER will not

work, check

to

see

that the Series Jack

is

installed correctly by following these

steps:

1)

Unplug

all

cords

from

the

DEMON

DIALER

and

the

new

series jack.

Your

phones

should

work

normally.

2)

Now

plug

the

big

plug

of

the

DEMON's

short

cord

into

the

jack,

and leave the

other

end

dangling.

This

should

cut

off

the

dial

tone

on the line(s)

handled

by

the

jack

3)

Plug

the

dangling

end

of

the

cord

into

the

DEMON

DIALER

jack

marked

"Wall,"

even if

the

new

Series

Jack

is

attached

to

a phone. Plug in

the

DEMON's

Power

Supply.

Hang

up

the phone,

and

then

take it

off-hook.

The

DEMON's

red

light

inside

the

case

should

stay on as

long

as

you

can hear a

tone

in

the

receiver.

4)

Hang

up,

come

off-hook,

and

immediately

press

the*

button.

Then

press the

"1"

button

and

hold

it

down.

If

you

don't

hear a tone,

Tip

and Ring are

reversed,

either

at the

jack

or

at

the

phone.

The

installer

should

exchange

the

jack's

TIP

and RING, and also

exchange

TIP

1 and

RING

1.

The

two

middle

jack

leads

should

go

to

the

Central

Office

side

of

Tip

and Ring,

not

the

Customer

side.

5)

If

the

DEMON

still

doesn't

work,

the

Series

Jack's

green and

grey

wires

may

be reversed.

Switch

them,

and

try

your

DEMON

again.

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Installer's

Diagrams

The

following

diagrams

are

for

the

benefit

of

phone

installers

and

show

the

FCC

defined

USOC

RJ31 X

procedure

and

an

equivalent

diagram

using

the

De11on Series

Jack.

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SHORT REMOVED

ON

PLUG INSERTION

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Single-Line Series T and

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Wall

Mounting

The

DEMON

DIALER

doesn't

have

to

be

mounted

on the wall. It can be placed

on

a

desk, in

your

closet,

or

anywhere

that

you

like.

However, wall

mounting

has been engineered

to

be

quick

and convenient, and

the

DEMON's

wall

mounting

bracket

will

keep

your

DEMON

DIALER safely

out

of

harm's way.

Just

take the small

arrow-shaped

bracket, and

peel the

protective

paper from the back. Then

press it,

with

the

arrow

pointing

up,

to

any

clean, dry, flat surface. Be sure

to

press it on

firmly.

(If you prefer, you can also nail the

bracket

to

the wall.)

The

special

locking

action

of

the

bracket

will

assure

that

the DEMON DIALER will stay put,

and

yet

be easily removed

should

the need

arise.

5

Demon

Dialing

Tone Phones

All commands begin when the phone comes

off-hook, and * or #

is

pressed within 3

seconds.

t

If

the phone has been off-hook for

more than 3 seconds, press the hook button

for a second before beginning the command.

Once you press the

"star"

or

"pound"

button, you have

as

much time as you like

to

complete the command. This means that if

you manually dial a number which

is

busy or

unanswered, you should hang up and take

the phone back off hook before dialing *

1,

*2,

*3,

or

*4.

When using the DEMON with all the lines of

one multi-line phone, you must depress the

hook button or recall button after selecting a

line. Then let go of the hook switch and start

the command.

If

your

phone

system already

uses#

or

*

commands.

wait

more

than 3 seconds, and the

DEMON

will

ignore

the

command.

The

DEMON

is

most

reliable

if

you

don't

press

the

buttons

extremely

fast.

Note:

Tone

phone

commands

are

different

if

you have a

rotary

dialing

DEMON.

If you are

using a

tone

phone

with

a rotary

DEMON,

see

"Special

Situations."

Rotary Phones

On

rotary phones signaling

is

done with the

hook button. The hook button

is

the button

that gets pressed down when you hang up the

phone.

We

use the symbol n for each press

of the hook button. To complete one

n,

press

the hook button down for about the time It

takes

to

say

"Demon Dialer," then let the

button up for the same amount of time.

To

cancel a

command,

hang

up

for

4

or

more

seconds.

You

may

continue

to

hear a dial

tone

for

a few

seconds

after

you have given

your

command.

This

is normal.

The

DEMON

is

waiting

until

it

is sure you have

completed

the

command

before

it dials.

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One

Time

Redial

Redials the last number dialed one time.

Tone

Phones

Rotary Phones

nn

In

systems

where you first dial one

or

more

digits

to get

an

outside

line, the

DEMON

DIALER

actually

hears the dial

tone

that

tells

you

to

continue

dialing.

As

long

as

the

tone

lasts at least

half

a second, the

DEMON

hears

it

and remembers. When you tell

it

to

redial, it

will

automatically

pause at the

right

time

and

listen

for

the dial tone. It

continues

dialing

as

soon

as

it

hears

the

tone,

or

after

5

seconds

elapse.

The

DEMON

even

works

in

offices

that

use

hook

clicks

for

special

signaling.

This

is

explained

in

"Special

Situations."

Demon

Dialing

Busy

Numbers

The

DEMON

will repeatedly dial the last

number dialed until it hears the phone ring.

With

tone

phones

you can ask

the

DEMON

to

either

sound

a "Success

Signal"

through

the

receiver

of

your

phone

when

the

busy

changes

to

a ring, in

which

case you

complete

your

connection

by

pressing the

hook

button,

or

to

automatically

connect

your

call with

no

signal.

(For

speaker phones, operators,

or

if

you plan

to

keep the receiver

up

to

ear.

Don't

keep the

receiver up

to

your

ear

if

you

are using a line

that

may

get

an

incoming

call,

since

a loud

tone

will

sound.)

Remember: When

Demon

Dialing, leave the

phone

off

hook.

Tone Phones

To

sound

"Success

Signal"

fl

*2

To

automatically

connect

call

n

*3

Rotary Phones

nnn

"Success

Signal"

only

The

DEMON DIALER

will

dial the

number

for

up

to

2 hours,

or

until

you tell it

to

stop

by

hanging

up

the

phone.

The

DEMON

will redial the busy

number

about

10 times in the

first

minute, then

once

every

two

minutes

for

10 minutes,

then

once

every 10

minutes

for

up

to

two

hours.

If

another

call

comes

through

between

attempts,

the

DEMON

DIALER will send a

ring-

like

tone

through

your

off-hook

receiver.

To

pick

up the call,

briefly

press the

hook

button.

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Demon

Dialing

an

Unanswered

Phone

The

DEMON

will repeatedly dial the last

number dialed until someone answers the

phone. To pick up the call when you hear the

"Success Signal", just press the hook button.

Remember: When

DEMON

Dialing, leave the

phone

off-hook

Tone Phones

Rotary Phones

nnnn

The

DEMON

DIALER will repeatedly dial the

number

every 10

minutes

for

up

to

10 hours,

or

until

you

tell it

to

stop

by

hanging

up

the

phone.

There

may

be a

delay

between the

time

someone

answers and

the

Success Signal.

The

DEMON

knows

that

the

phone

was answered

when

the ring

signal

stops

occurring

at the

expected

time.

9

directory

space. Using

initials

is a

good

way

to

turn

a

long

name

into

a

short

one.

Use the

Son

your

phone dial

to

tell the

DEMON

to

"Store

a

number."

Example:

To

store Bob Jones

as

BOB,

634-4127

Tone Phones

Press

Dial

Press

Dial

Press

Dial

Press

#

s

#

B-0-B

#

634-4127

#

The store command can be summarized

as

# S

#NAME#

NUMBER#

After you dial # S # NAME #, you should

pause for a few seconds to insure proper

storage of your numbers.

Rotary Phones

s n

NAME

n NUMBERn

In

other

words,

the

hook

click

substitutes

for

pressing

the#

button.

The

number

is

now

stored

under

the

code

name you selected, in

this

case BOB. If

you

try

to

store an invalid name

or

a

number

that

won't

fit

into

the Directory,

the

DEMON DIALER will

sound

a

tone

and refuse

to

obey

your

command.

The

DEMON

DIALER stores the

name

BOB

as

262, the

numbers

associated

with

B-0-B

on

the

telephone

dial. If

number

262 is already in

the

Directory,

the DEMON DIALER

sounds

a

tone

to

tell

you

to

try

a new

number.

or

to

delete the

old

entry.

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Remember, if you

would

prefer

to

store by

code

number,

just

choose

any

2

or

3

digit

code

number,

and use

that

in place

of

the

name.

How

to

Dial

Stored

Numbers

Exam'ple:

To

call

Bob

Jones,

whose

name

is

stored

as

BOB

Tone

Phones

#

B-0-B

#

Rotary Phones

B-0-BDD

How

to

Delete

a

Stored

Number

Use the

Don

your

phone

dial

to

tell the

DEMON

to

"Delete

a

number."

Example:

To

delete

the

entry

for

BOB

Tone

Phones

# D #

B-0-B

#

Rotary

Phones

D

IlB-0-B

n

If

you

hear a

tone

after

the

command

is

complete,

you

tried

to

delete an

entry

that

wasn't

in the

Directory.

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Alternate

Long

Distance

Dialing

More

and

more

people are saving

money

on

long-distance

calls

by

using Sprint, MCI,

ITT

and

other

"alternate

long

distance"

systems.

To

dial a

number

using these systems,

you

call

up

a local

computer

first, and then dial an

access

code

before

or

after

the

long-distance

number

you

want

to

dial.

This

usually

involves

dialing

about

23 digits, and listening

for

tones

at

the

right

time.

The

DEMON

actually

detects

tones, instead

of

just

pausing like

other

dialers,

to

improve

dialing

speed and reliability.

If

you

do

not

use an

"alternate

long

distance"

system,

you

can

Ignore

this

section.

If

you

do

use

such

a system,

the

DEMON

DIALER

will

save

you

a

lot

of

time.

The

DEMON

DIALER lets

you

store the local

number

and access

code

under

a

3-digit

name,

such

as

MCI (or SPC

or

ITT

or

any

3

digit

name).

Other

stored

numbers

point

at the 3-

digit

name.

This

saves

storage

space, and lets

you

change

the

local

number

or

access

code

of

all

your

MCI

numbers

at once.

This

is

the

only

time

that

you

must

use

a

3-digit

code.

1.

First

store

your

MCI

or

other

Alternate

Long

Distance

information

in

the

memory.

This

will

make

it

fast and easy

to

store

your

MCI

phone

numbers

later.

Example:

To

store

under

the

3-digit

name MCI

a

local

number

482-3002 and access

code

012345

Press #

Dial s

Press #

Dial M-C-1

Press #

Dial 482-3002

Press **

Dial 012345

Press #

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The

two

stars**

after the local

number

tell the

DEMON to

look

for

an alternate long distance

tone. Use

two

stars as shown

for

MCI, Sprint,

and

other

systems in

which

the access code is

dialed before the long-distance number. Use

three

stars***

instead of

two

for

ITT

and other

systems where

the

access code is dialed after

the long distance number.

If you now take the phone off-hook and dial

#

M-C-1

#, the DEMON will dial the local

number, wait until

ii

hears the computer tone,

and dial the access code.

You

can then dial the

long-distance number to complete the call.

(For

ITI-type

systems, the DEMON does not

dial the access code, after the long distance

number, if dialed manually. Continue on to Step

2 if you use

ITI-type

dialing.)

2.

Once

the

MCI

number

Is

stored, other long

distance numbers can refer to It

as

follows:

Example: Assume

JOHN

has the long distance

number 212-123-6543. We store It as

an

MCI

number

as

follows:

Press

Dial

Press

Dial

Press

Dial

Press

#

s

#

J-0-H-N

#

*MCI

212-123-6543

#

The DEMON interprets

*MCI

as a shorthand

for

the stored MCI number. When the DEMON

sees*

MCI, it retrieves the local

number

and

access code already stored

under

the name

MCI.

If we had stored

under

ITT the access code

and number, we

would

have dialed 1-T-T

instead

of

M-C-1 above.

3•If

we

now

take the phone off

hook

and

dlal #

J-0-H-N

#,

the

DEMON

wlll dlal the

entire number. You fust wait to hear the phone

ring. For rotary phones, dlal

J-0-H-N

nn

You can have many entries

pointing

at MCI. If

the MCI local

number

or

access code changes,

just

re-program

the

one

entry

for

MCI. You can

also use more than one "alternate

long

distance" system.

15

Extra

Dial

Tones

The DEMON DIALER

is

very good at handling

extra dial tones that may

occur

when a number

is dialed. In some offices and hotels,

for

instance,

you

have

to

dial a "9" and then wait

for

an

extra dial tone that tells you

to

keep

dialing. Like you, the DEMON DIALER needs

to

wait

for

a dial tone at the right time.

In storing a number with a tone phone, the

DEMON needs to

be

told

when it should look

for

a tone.

The*

means

"look

for

a dial tone."

For instance, consider this command.

# S #TOM # 9 *867-5080 #

The * after the 9 tells the DEMON

to

listen

for

a

dial tone after dialing the

9.

In Store commands

for

rotary phones, the

DEMON DIALER

automatically

knows when to

listen

for

dial tones. (It notices them when you

are storing the number.)

When you have just dialed a number, the

DEMON DIALER also notices any extra dial

tone. (As long

as

it lasts at least half a second.)

If you then command the DEMON to redial the

last nu;nber dialed, the DEMON listens

for

the

extra dial tone automatically. If the DEMON

doesn't hear an expected tone in 5 seconds, it

continues dialing.

You may also want the DEMON to listen

for

a

tone at least 3 seconds long, such as a

computer

access tone. Two stars in a row tell

the DEMON to

"look

for

a tone at least 3

seconds long."

Example: # S #

SPC

# 482-3003 **012345 #

In

trying

to dial a number. the DEMON may

hear a busy signal instead of a dial tone -

for

instance, in trying to reach a WATS line

or

Alternate Long Distance computer. Then the

DEMON automatically hangs up and starts the

call again, until it successfully hears each dial

tone.

(See also "Alternate Long Distance Dialing.")

16

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Additional

Information

The

DEMON

Light

The

DEMON

light

is not

an

on-off

light. It is

useful, however, in seeing

whether

your

DEMON

is

working

or

not.

It

should

be on

whenever you hear a dial

tone

or

other

loud

tone

in the receiver.

Otherwise

it

may

be on,

or

1t

may

be off;

it

doesn't

matter.

Memory

Back-up

The DEMON uses state

of

the art

CMOS

circuitry

and a

revolutionary

new

"super"

capacitor

to

back up memory.

This

tiny

capacitor, less than

'12'

high and %" in

diameter, will retain the

DEMON's

memory

in a

power

failure

for

over 7 days, and

will

never

need replacement.

Limited

Warranty

If

this

DEMON DIALER fails

to

function

properly

because

of

any

defect

in

workmanship

or

materials, we

will

repair

or

replace

it

free

of

charge.

This

warranty

applies

only

to

the

original

retail

purchaser

for

one

year

from

the date

of

original

purchase.

This

DEMON

DIALER

must

not

have been

subject

to

accident, misuse, abuse,

or

operation

contrary

to

the

accompanying

instructions.

This warranty is

in

lieu of all other warranties

expressed

or

implied. We do not assume

or

authorize assumption for us of any other

obligation

or

liability in connection with this

product. Some states

do

not allow the

exclusion

or

limitation

of

the

duration

of

implied

warranties; so the above

limitations

or

exclusion

may

not

apply

to

you.

This

warranty

gives

you

specific

legal rights, and

you

may

also have

other

rights

which

vary

from

state

to

state.

To

obtain

replacement

under

this

warranty, return the DEMON DIALER with its

sales slip

to

the

place

of

original

purchase.

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Telephonies, Inc., Boston, MA.

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FCC Noti

ce

THIS

DEVIC

E

HAS

BEEN

GRANTED

A REGI

STRATIO

N NUMBER BY THE FED-

E

RA

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COMMUN

I

CATIONS

COMMISSION

. U

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PART

68

RULES

AND

REG-

UL

ATI

ONS

FOR DI

RECT

CONNECT

I

ON

TO THE

TE

L

EPHONE

LINES

IN

ORDER

TO

COMPLY

WITH

THESE

FCC

RULES.

THE

FOLLOWING

INSTRUC·

TIONS

M

UST

BE

CARE

F

ULLY

READ

AND

APP

LI

CABLE

PORTIONS

FOLLOWED

COMPLETELY

1 DIRECT CO

NN

ECTION TO

THE

TE

LEPHONE LIN

ES

MAY

BE

MADE ONLY

TH

ROUGH

THE

STANDARD

PL

UG-ENDED CORD FURNISHED TO T

HE

PROPER

MODULAR JACK NO CONNECT

IO

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MA

Y BE MADE TO PARTY

OR

COIN PHONE

LINES

PR

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OR

TO CONNECTING T

HE

DEVICE

TO

T

HE

TE

LEPHONE LINES. YOU

MU

ST

2 CALL YOUR

TE

LEPHONE COMPANY AND INFORM THEM

YO

U

HA

VE

AN

FCC

REG

!STEREO DEVICE YOU DESIRE TO CONNECT

TO

THEIR TELEPHONE LIN

ES

GIVE

THEM T

HE

NUMBER(SI OF T

HE

LINE(SI TO

BE

USED

THE

MAKE ANOMOD

EL

OF

THE DEVICE

THE

FCC REGISTRATION NUMBER ANO RINGER EOUIVALENCE THIS

INFORMATION

WI

LL BE FOUND ON THE

DEV

ICE

OR

ENCLOSED

WI

TH INSTRUC

TIONS.

AS

WEL

L

AS

SPECIFICATION OF

THE

J

ACK

lS) SUITABLE

FOR

YO

UR DEVICE

3

AF

T

ER

THE TELEPHONE COMPANY

HA

S BEEN ADVISED OF

THE

ABOVE.

YO

U

MAY CONNECT Y

OUR

DEVICE

IF

THE

J

ACK

IS

AVAILABLE.

OR

AFTER

THE

TELE·

PHONE COMPANY HAS MADE THE INSTALLATION

4 REPAIRS TO THE DEVICE MAY

BE

MADE ONLY

BY

TH

E MANUFACTURER

OR

HIS

AUTHORIZED SERVICE AGENCY THIS APPUES

AT

ANY

TIME DURI

NG

AND AFTER

WARRANTY IF SUCH UNAUTHORIZED REPAIR

IS

PERFORMED_

REG

ISTRATION

CONNECTION TO

THE

TE

LEPHONE LI

NE

S AND REMAINDER

OF

WARRANTY PERIOU

ALL BECOME NULL

AN

D VOID

5

IF

.

TH

RO

UGH ABNORMAL

CI

RCUMSTANCES, HARM TO

THE

TELEPHONE LINES

IS

CAUSED. IT SHOULD BE UNPLUGGED UNTIL IT CAN

BE

DE

TE

RMINED

IF

YOUR

DEVICE

OR

THE

TE

LEPHONE

LI

NE

IS

T

HE

SOU

R

CE

IF

YOUR

DEVICE

IS

THE

SOURCE. IT SHOULD NOT

BE

RECONNECTED UNTIL NECESSARY

RE

PAI

RS

A

RE

EFf'ECTED

6 SHOULD

THE

TELEPHONE COMPANY NOTI

FY

YOU THAT YOUR

DEV

I

CE

IS

CAUS·

ING HA

RM

. THE D

EV

ICE SHOULD BE UNPLUGGED

THE

TELEPHONE COMPANY

WILL

WHERE

PR

ACTICABLE. NOTIFY

YO

U THAT

TE

MPORARY DISCONTINUANCE

OF

SERVICE MAY

BE

REQUIRED HOWEVER. WH

ERE

PRIOR NOTI

CE

IS

NOT PflA

CT

I

CABLE

THE

TELEPHO

NE

COMPANY MAY TEMPORARILY DISCONTINUE SERVICE IF

SUCH ACTION IS REASQNABLY NECESSARY IN SUCH CASES THE TELEPHONE

COMPANY MUST {Al PROMPT

LY

NOTIFY YOU OF SUCH TEMPORARY DISCONTINU·

ANGE. IB) A

FFO

RD

YO

U

THE

OPPORfUNITY TO CO

RREC

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THE

CONDITION ANO

(Cl INFORM

YO

U OF YOUR RIGH

TS

TO BRING A COMPLAINT TO THE

FC

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T

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HE

TELEP1"0NE COMPANY

MAY

MAKE CHANGES IN ITS COMMUNICATIONS

FACILITIES. EOUIPME:.iT. OPERATIONS

OR

PROCED

UR

ES

. WHERE SUCH ACTI

ON

IS

REASONABLY REQUI

RED

IN

TH

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OF

ITS BUSINESS

AN

O

IS

NOT

INCONSISTENT WITH FCC RUL

ES

IF SUCH CHANGES CAN

BE

REASONABLY

EXPECTED TO RENDER

ANY

CUSTOMER'S DEVICES INCOMPATABLE WITH TELE-

PHONE COMP

ANY

FACILITIES.

OR

REQUI

RE

MODIFICATION

OR

ALTERATION.

OR

OTHERWISf: MATERIALLY AFFECT ITS PERFORMANCE. WRITTEN NOTIFICTION

MUST

BE

GIVEN TO

THE

USER TO

AL

LOW UNINT

ERR

UPTED

SERVI

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Patent

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trademark

of

AT&T

.

19

Command

Summary

All

tone

phone

commands

star

t

with

pressing

the

*or#

button

within

3

seconds

of

taking

the

phone

off

hook

.

Mul

ti-line

pho

ne us

er

s

must

pre

ss

D or hang-up

butt

on

at

start

of

co

mman

d.

Redial

One

Time:

Tone

* 1

Rotary

I I I l

Demon

Dial

Busy

Number

:

Tone

Signal

* 2

Silent

* 3

Rotary

Signal

Only

I l l l

fl

Demon

Dial

Unanswered

Phone

:

Tone

* 4

Rotary

I I I I

ii

I l

Complete

Connection

at

Success

Si

gnal

:

Cl

ick h

oo

k b

utton

once

f I

Answer

the

phone

when

off-hook

phone

is

ri

nging:

Click h

ook

button

once

I i

Dial

a

number

stored

under

NAME

:

Tone

#NAME#

Rotary

NAME

I I I I

Store

a

NUMBER

under

NAME

:

Tone

# S #

NAME#

NUMBER

#

Rotary

S I 1

NAME

I I

NUMBER

I I

Delete an

entry

stored

under

NAME

:

Tone

# D #

NAME

#

Rotary

D I I

NAME

I I

Alternate

long

Distance

(MCI

,

Spr

i

nt

,

ITT

,

etc

.)

For Tone P

hones

Only

Store

a l

oca

l

NUMBER

and

ACCESS

CODE

under

a

CODE

NAME

tha

t

mus

t be 3 di

gits

(E

xamp

le uses MCI):

# S #

MCI#

NUMBER

**

ACCESS

CODE

#

For ITT

type

systems. use

three

stars

ins

tead

of

t

wo

(Examp

le uses ITT

):

# S #

ITT#

NUMBER

***

ACCESS

CODE

#

S

tore

under

NAME

an Al

ternate

Long

Distance

number

whic

h has

1) the local

numbe

r and access

code

stored

under

a 3-digit

CODENAME

2)

a specific l

ong-d

i

stance

NUMBER

# S #

NAME

# *

CODENAME

NUMBER

#

Kill a

command

that's in

progress

:

Hang

up the

phone

Erase

the

entire

DEMON

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