AT&T Answering Machine 1182 User's Manual
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1. Timed memo for mailbox 1 To record a timed memo press 7 To repeat the menu press 0 to exit press 2 Press 7 After the tone record your message and then press Y The 1182 says Enter time and date to forward message to meilbox 1 3 Simply follow the voice and display prompts Call Forward The Call Forward function will automat ically transfer calls in real time to any pre programmed telephone number that you choose The number can have up to 22 digits To activate the Call Forward function 1 Press SELECT MAILBOX and then press the button marked CALL FORWARD The 1182 will prompt Enter new call forward for mail box X selected mailbox num ber To enter new call forward number press 3 To repeat the menu press O To exit from menu press 2 Press the button below 3 Follow the voice prompts to enter a Call For ward number For information on entering telephone numbers see Entering Special Num bers on the next page 27 Mailbox Functions Call Forward Architecture Caller selects sage press 0 mailbox To call forward press 1 Caller hears Mailbox Greeting Leaves message Entering Special Numbers When entering a number for Call For ward Remote or Pager Notify the 1182 can place a 7 second pause a star or a pound digit in the phone number string This lets the 1182 dial e A number where it is2. 1 Press the button marked SPEED DIAL The icons and 4 appear along with icons 1 9 for any speed dial num bers already programmed If speed dial numbers are programmed the 1182 will say Press number to speed dial or press to program If no speed dial numbers are pro grammed the 1182 will just say Press to program 2 Press the button below Icons 1 9 will appear 3 Press a button below any numerical icon If a number exists the 1182 will prompt you to enter a new num ber press 1 or to delete the number press 3 If no number has been pro grammed the 1182 will prompt you to enter a new Speed Dial number 4 Enter a Speed Dial number and then press the button below 4 You can enter numbers and pauses just as you program Call Forward numbers See page 28 Entering Special Num bers The 1182 will return you to Step 2 above You can repeat the steps above or press the 4 to exit 38 Use Speed Dial 1 Press the button marked SPEED DIAL Icons 1 9 will appear for each number programmed The 1182 will say Press number to speed dial or press to program 2 Press the button corresponding to the Speed Dial number you want to dial The 1182 will go off hook and dial the number You will hear dial tone and then the DTMF tones over the speaker as the call is dialed When the called party answers pick up the handset on your telephone to begin your co
3. To call forward to pager press 3 f the caller presses 3 the call is for warded to the pager number In Case of Difficulty Check this section if your 1182 does not work properly If the suggestions here don t help call our National Service Center at 1 800 222 3111 Display Screen Remains Blank e Check the line cord connections on the back of the unit and at the wall outlet e Move the AC adapter to another wall outlet No Messages Received e Check Main Greeting to see if your mailbox is offered e Check all line cord connections at both the wall jack the telephone and the 1182 If you have a message consisting of telephone ringing it is the result of a failed Call Forward attempt where the caller did not wait to be routed to your voice mailbox Messages are incomplete e Check Maximum Message Time e Check Maximum Number of Mes sages Received No Calls Forwarded e Make sure both lines are plugged in e Check Call Forwarding number No Voice Prompting Can Be Heard e Make sure the VOLUME switch is turned up high enough so as to be audible If You Press a Function Button and Nothing Happens Make certain that the panel is either fully up or down e The 1182 could be taking a message Low Battery Icon Remains On e Make sure batteries are installed cor rectly e If icon remains on replace the battery with a new battery System Does Not Respond to Remote Comm
4. your call press 1 f the caller presses 1 the 1182 then uses the second line to dial and forward the call Pager Notify Remote Notify If Call Forward Pager Notify and Re mote Notify are all activated the caller will not be offered the Pager Notify and or Remote Notify options unless the caller presses 0 to leave a message or if the Call Forward attempt was unsuc cessful Specific operation depends on the inter action of Call Forward Remote Notify and Pager Notify features as described below 40 1 If Remote Notify and Pager Notify are both off the caller hears the Mailbox Greeting and can leave a message 2 If Remote Notify is on the caller is prompted If your message is ur gent press 1 If your message is not urgent press 2 If the caller presses 1 the unit calls the Remote Notify number after the caller leaves a mes sage and hangs up and informs the owner of an urgent message If the caller presses 2 the 1182 takes the message without informing the owner 3 If just Pager Notify is on the caller is prompted To leave a message press 2 To call forward to pager press 3 If the caller presses 2 the unit plays the Mailbox Greeting and takes a message If the caller presses 3 the call is forwarded to the pager service 4 If Remote Notify and Pager Notify are both on the caller is prompted f your message is urgent press 1 If your message is not urgent press 2
5. 17 Retrieve Messages Remotely 1 Call the unit from any touch tone phone Listen to the Main Greeting and select your mailbox 2 During your Mailbox Greeting press the button on the telephone You will be prompted to enter your security code 3 If you enter an incorrect code twice your call is disconnected 4 For the correct code you will hear For your messages press 1 After listening to each message a va riety of choices on how to treat the message is offered see next page 33 Message Options To repeat message press 1 This lets you hear the message again To save message to your mailbox press 2 This function saves the message that you just listened to as an old mes sage To delete press 3 This function deletes the message It is suggested that you delete all unwanted messages to free memory To repaat from first message press 4 This allows you to repeat your mes sages starting with the first message To pause press 5 This immediately halts the playback of the message To resume at the point where you left off press 5 again The 1182 will pause indefinitely until you press 5 To skip forward one message press 6 This lets you skip to the next message To skip back one message press 7 This lets you to skip back to the pre vious message NOTE If the previous message was de leted the unit will automatically skip back to the m
6. 6 This can be one individual or a group de partment Mailbox 1 Owner AA Yo ea Mailbox 2 Owner CAM i i La ias Mailbox 3 Owner BRADLEY a Topher e Mailbox 5 Owner To tc e Mailbox 4 Owner Mailbox 6 Owner dia we li Write a Mailbox Greeting for separate sheets of paper as nec Step 4 each activated mailbox Use essary Step 5 Write an Announcement for each activated announcement box t a gt gt gt e T N Step 2 If you are going to use an nouncement mailboxes write the name of each here Mailbox 7 Mailbox 8 Mailbox 9 Step 3 Write your Main Greeting here 20 a Main Greeting Functions To use the Main Greeting function flip the panel down and press the button marked MAIN GREETING You will hear Main Greeting To play Main Greet ing press 1 To attach message to the Main Greeting press 2 To de lete Main Greeting press 3 To re cord Main Greeting press 7 To record voice prompts press 8 To repeat the menu press O To exit from the menu press To Play Main Greeting Press 1 If you wish to playback the current Main Greeting press the button below the 1 If you haven t yet recorded a Main Greeting you will hear the factory de fault greeting No one is available to take your call After the prompt the Main Greeting Menu replays You can exit the menu or continue with additional functions To Attach a
7. Line Cords Important Installation Precautions e Never install telephone wiring during a lightning storm Never install telephone jacks in wet locations unless the Jacki is specifically de signed for wet locations Never touch uninsulated telephone wires or terminals unless the telephone line has been disconnected at the network interface Use caution when installing or modifying telephone lines If you are going to place your 1182 unit on a desk or table top proceed with the following in structions to connect your telephone line cord s You have two options when connecting the 1182 to the phone You may either Connect two single line telephone units or e Connect a 2 line telephone unit Connect the outside line s If you have one wall jack for both incoming lines plug one end of a line cord into the jack on the 1182 marked TO LINE 1 1 amp 2 Plug the other end of the line cord into the modular wall jack If you have a separate wall jack for each in coming line plug one end of a second line cord into the jack on the 1182 marked To LINE 2 ONLY and the other end into the sec ond modular wall jack 10 Connect Telephone Line Cords Connect two single line telephones Take a line cord and plug one end into the jack on the first tele phone Plug the other end of the cord into the jack on the 1182 marked TO TEL 1 1 amp 2 Take another line cord and plug one end into the second
8. Message Press 2 The Attach Message function lets you record and attach a message at the end of your Main Greeting Usually you will want to attach a message which you in tend to delete after a few days An ex ample of an Attach Message is Sorry the office is closed today due to the national holiday Press the button below 2 You will hear Enter attach message To record the attach message press 7 To re peat the menu press O To exit from menu press You are prompted to select the desired line and then to begin recording at the tone When finished press the button below the The 1182 will give you the opportunity to hear delete or re record your Attach Message To Record Main Greeting Press 7 To record your Main Greeting press the button below the 7 and follow the voice prompts You are given the option of playing and recording a different Main Greeting for each of the two lines or to record one Main Greeting to be played for both lines When recording from the microphone you should be in a quiet area Speak clearly and normally at 8 10 inches from the microphone You can also re cord the Main Greeting from the hand set of a remote telephone See Remote Programming on page 35 21 Main Greeting Functions To Record Voice System Prompts Press 8 You can replace certain digital voice prompts with your own custom voice prompts Before proceeding you should be f
9. repeat this menu at any time press O The Mailbox Greeting plays in response to the selection made by the caller You will need to record a Mailbox Greeting for each mailbox you activate Typical Mailbox Greetings and An nouncements for the above Main Greet ing message are shown below Box Mailbox No Greeting Announcement Lt paa Please wait while forward your call Dave Hi this is Dave Please leave a message after the tone i fe Hi this is Lisa ae Not used in this example AAA Our mailing address is 100 Main St south 10 miles Hi this is Tom A Not used in this example Announcements are messages that are played when one of the announcement mailboxes is selected Announcements are useful for leaving information that is frequently requested by your callers Use the scripting chart on the next page to preassemble your Main Greeting Read through subsequent sections be fore attempting to record greetings or announcements If you carefully plan and write out your scripts you will be rewarded with a professional sounding operation 1182 Architecture Incoming Call Hello this is XYZ Main Greeting company Mailbox Greetings Qur mailing address Announcements 19 Greeting Worksheet Main Greeting Worksheet Fill in the chart below to help you script your Main Greeting Step 1 Determine the owner of each voice mailbox 1
10. selection the 1182 automatically selects lines 1 and 5 The 1182 returns to the idle display To activate additional mailboxes re peat the steps described above To Deactivate a Mailbox 1 To deactivate a mailbox press the same SETUP MAILBOX button as de scribed above You will then be given the menu of all mailboxes 2 Select the one you would like to deac tivate for instance mailbox 3 You will hear Mailbox 3 is on To turn off mailbox 3 press 2 3 If you press the button below the 2 you will hear Mailbox 3 is off The LCD screen will return to its original display with mailbox 1 and the time and date Deactivating a mailbox erases the Mailbox Greeting An nouncement as well as all mes sages in that mailbox including any timed memos Greetings amp Announcements The Main Greeting is the first thing a caller hears when the 1182 answers the call It is used to greet callers and to of fer them options of where to route their call You can record a custom Main Greeting for each incoming line or use a recorded default Main Greeting that automatically routes all calls to mailbox 1 Here is an example of a custom Main Greeting Hello you have reached the XYZ Company To forward your call to Dave press 1 to leave a message for Dave press 2 If you want to leave a message for Tom press 3 for Lisa press 4 If you need our mailing address press 7 To get di rections press 8 To
11. will hear the DTMF tones as you dial When the called party answers pick up the handset on your tele phone to begin your conversation 3 To terminate the dial sequence at any time press the button below the 4 icon 4 twice The 1182 will not answer the second ringing line until the local extension of the line using the dialing feature goes off hook or until the feature is terminated and the unit returns to the idle state Auto Redial 1 To have the 1182 redial the last num ber dialed press the button marked AUTO REDIAL The 1182 will display the last num ber dialed and the icon above a corresponding button You will hear the DTMF tones over the speaker as the 1182 dials the number When the called party answers the call pick up the handset on your tele phone to begin the conversation If the line is busy the 1182 will load the number into a retry queue and will redial the number at set inter vals See Set Auto Redial Delay Time on the next page to set the interval To cancel the redial attempts press the button below the 4 icon If there is an incoming call when there is a redial number in queue the 1182 will terminate the redial mode and answer the call Also if you pick up the handset on the local telephone or press any other button on the 1182 the retry attempt will be cancelled 37 Dialing Functions Speed Dial Program Change or Delete a Speed Dial Number
12. 0 Connecting An AC Adapter 13 Contents cia ean he es BELLS 3 Components FrontPanel 7 Rear Panel 8 Base Panel 8 D Dialing Functions 0 0 37 Auto Redial 37 On Hook Dial 37 Set Lines Used For 39 Speed Dial 38 Do Not Distub 31 E Entering Special Numbers 28 F FCC Registration amp Repair Information 43 G Greetings amp Announcements 19 Greetings Mailbox 24 Greetings Worksheet 20 H Help Line Assistance 1 Important Safety Information 4 In Case of Difficulty 2 LL 41 Initial Settings aa 14 Installation Wall mounted 12 Interference Information Part 15 FCC Rules 44 Introduction 5 L Line Cords Connecting 10 M Mailbox Function Reference Chan 23 Mailbox Functions 2 2 0 23 Mailboxes Activating o o 18 Deactivating 18 Function Reference Chat 23 Functions o 23 Greetings Announcements 24 Selecting Aa A 663s a e 23 Main Greeting Functions 21 Attach Message 21 Plays Ss NS a a RO NAG 21 Recond ie ae A eee es 21 Record System Prompts 22 Return Callerto 36 Maximum Message Time 30 Memory Check 31 Message Prompts Switch 17 Messages How to Leave For Others 26 Options
13. APA tae maridi A a at aig gt ATer a a Two Line Digital Answering System Model 1182 Owner s Manual Printed in Korea Issue 1A Contents Important Safety Information D3 4 Introduction 5 Parts Check List 6 Front Panel Components 7 Rear Panel Components 8 Base Panel Components_________8 Install Battery 9 Connect Telephone Line Cords 10 Connect Outside Line s 10 Connect Two Single Line Telephones 11 Connect One Two Line Telephone 11 Wall Mounted Installation 12 Connecting the AC Adapter 13 Initial Settings 14 Set Number of Rings 15 Set Time and Date 16 Set Speaker Volume 17 Set Play Message Prompts Switch 17 Activating a Mailbox 18 To Activate a Mailbox 18 To Deactivate a Mailbox 18 Greetings and Announcements 19 Greeting Worksheet 20 Main Greeting Function 21 To Play Main Greeting 21 To Attach a Message 21 To Record Main Greeting 21 To Record Voice System Prompts 22 Mailbox Functions 23 Select Mailbox 23 Mailbox Function Reference Chart Mailbox Greetings Announcement 24 Programming Security Codes 25 Activate or Change a Security Code 25 Tum Your Security Code Off 26 Reset Factory Security Codes 26 To Leave Messages for Others 26 To Leave a Timed Memo 27 Call Forward 27 Call Forward Architecture 28 Entering Special Numbers 28 Pager Notify 29 Remote Urgent Message Notify 29 System Functions 30 Maximum Message Time Y Announce Caller 30 Do Not Disturb 31 Memory Check 31 Tuming O
14. ach button can perform two func tions depending upon whether the flip down panel is up or down For example when the lid is up and you press the button corresponding to GREETING ANNOUNCE this function is en acted But when the lid is down and you press the same button the TIME DATE feature is activated Most of the time you won t be using the functions under the lid These are primarily used for the initial setup of your 1182 for example the time and date on the display You should take the time to read through all the instructions to gain an understanding of the interaction of the system 14 Lid closed Initial Settings Set Number of Rings The 1182 is set to answer in 3 rings when it is shipped from the factory You can set it to answer after 1 3 4 or 5 rings or for toll saver mode 2 You can also specify the number of rings for each line individually In Toll Saver mode the unit will an swer after four rings if there are no new messages If there are any new messages it will answer after two rings If you then call in for messages and the phone rings a third time you can hang up the phone before the fourth ring and incur no charge for the call 1 Flip the panel down so that the bot tom list of features is exposed 2 Press the button marked RINGS The 1182 says Select Rings and then prompts you to select line 1 or line 2 Once you select a line the 1182 tells you the cur
15. amiliar with the operation of the sys tem This function is accessed by pressing 8 in response to the Main Greeting menu The chart below identifies each of the prompts by number Default Digital Prompt Dv rompt 2 o To record a message press O To forward your call press 1 Please say your name f your message is urgent press 1 If your message is not urgent press 2 To call forward to pager press 3 To record message press 2 Please enter security code Repeat plays for invalid security code entry Your prompt must convey essentially the same message as the factory prompt For example your custom mes sage for prompt 6 must always tell your caller to press three in order for the prompt to function The only other re striction is a maximum of 4 seconds re cording time for prompt 1 22 When you press 8 the 1182 dis plays icons above buttons 1 through 7 and prompts you to Select Mes sage Select any of the prompts based on the chart for example prompt 1 You will be offered the following options To play the message press 1 To delete message press 3 To re cord a new message press 7 To re peat the menu press 0 To exit menu press Press 7 to record a new message you will hear Message number 1 To record a message press O To forward your call press 1 To record message pre
16. ands e Check power to the unit Make sure you are calling from a touch tone phone When you dial a number you should hear tones If you hear clicks instead the phone is not a touch tone phone e There may be noise interference on the phone line you are using Press firmly on the numbers 41 AT amp T Limited Warranty This warranty applies only to AT amp T products purchased and used in the United States What is covered Any defect in materials or workmanship For how long Two years What we will do If your AT amp T product is defective and re turned within 30 days of the date it was pur chased we will replace it at no charge to you If returned after 30 days but within two years of the date of purchase we will repair it or at our option replace it at no charge to you lf we repair your AT amp T product we may use new or reconditioned replacement parts If we choose to replace your AT amp T product we may replace it with a new or recondi tioned one of the same or similar design The repair or replacement will be warranted for either a 90 days or b the remainder of the original two year warranty period which ever is longer Limitations Implied warranties including those of fitness for a particular purpose and merchantability an unwritten warranty that the product is fit for ordinary use are limited to two years from date of purchase We will not pay for loss of time inconvenience loss of
17. ay hang up the phone Recording a Conversation The 2 Way Memo function lets you re cord a phone conversation into a spe cific message mailbox The system will not answer the other line while the 2 WAY MEMO function is in use To record a phone conversation 1 Press the button marked 2 WAY MEMO signifying 2 way record 36 2 Choose from any of the active mail boxes Once you make your mailbox selec tion the LCD display shows the mail box selected into which the message will be recorded When you select this function during a phone conversation there will be no voice prompt ing The LCD screen will display exactly the same prompts that are shown when the function is selected for the purpose of leav ing a memo in a mailbox 3 If you wish to end the recording press the last button on the right NOTE This unit does not sound warn ing beeps to let the other party know that their call is being re corded To ensure that you are in compliance with any state and federal regulations that con cern recording a telephone call you should start the recording process and then inform the caller that you are recording the call Dialing Functions On Hook Dial 1 Press the button marked ON HOOK DIAL The 1182 will display icons 1 through 9 plus and 4 and you will hear dial tone through the speaker 2 Press the buttons corresponding to the telephone number you want to dial You
18. back of sub sequent messages During this pause you can still select any of the options by pressing the corresponding button PLAY MSG PROMPTS 17 Activating a Mailbox Your 1182 is equipped with 6 voice mailboxes and 3 announcement boxes In order to use the mailbox it must first be activated Note Mailbox 1 is always activated To Activate a Mailbox 1 To activate a mailbox es flip the panel down and press the button marked SETUP MAILBOX You will hear Select mailbox For mailbox 1 press 1 For mailbox 2 press 2 For mailbox 3 press 3 For mailbox 4 press 4 For mailbox 5 press 5 For mailbox 6 press 6 For announcement box 7 press 7 For box 8 press 8 For box 9 press 9 To repeat the menu press O To exit from menu press 2 Select the mailbox that you wish to activate by pressing the button be low the corresponding displayed num ber For example if you want to activate mailbox 3 press the button below 3 on the LCD screen You will hear Mailbox 3 is off To turn on mailbox 3 press 1 To re peat the menu press O To exit from menu press 3 Press the button below the 1 You will hear Mailbox 3 is on Select 18 line For line 1 press 1 For line 2 press 2 For line 1 and 2 press 3 To repeat the menu press O To exit from menu press 4 Select the desired line by pressing the corresponding button If you exit the menu without making a
19. cal power company Do not use attachments not recom mended by the product manufac turer as they may cause hazards SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS Introduction Congratulations on the purchase of your new Two Line Digital Answering Sys tem Model 1182 It has been designed to exacting AT amp T standards for conven ient and reliable service The 1182 uses advanced digital technol ogy to function as a complete message management system offering multiple mailboxes as well as the ability to selec tively save and delete messages for ward calls to any location screen your calls and professionally manage your telephone activity Voice Mail The 1182 comes equipped with a total of nine mailboxes six personal voice mailboxes and three announcement only boxes Digital Memory The 1182 has 36 min utes of digital memory Electronic Receptionist The 1182 serves as an electronic receptionist managing calls rather than just taking messages It answers the telephone and routes callers automatically to your voice mailboxes plays announcements and provides these advanced functions e Call Forwarding to Any Remote Tele phone Including Cellular phones Pager Notify Urgent Message Notify Speaker Monitor Caller Announce Screening Toll Save Function Timed Memos Do Not Disturb Conversation Recording Automatic Redial Speed Dial o 6 6 6 o 6 66 This manual explains in simple steps how to install an
20. d use your new 1182 For your convenience we have included a Quick Reference Guide It briefly ex plains installation mailbox setup prompt recording and message retrieval However we suggest you read the owner s manual carefully to familiarize yourself with all the 1182 s features and benefits If you need assistance or have any questions call the National Service Center at 1 800 222 3111 The call is toll free and we ll be glad to help Parts Check list Save your sales receipt in case you ever need warranty service staple it to the in side front cover of this manual Check to make sure that you have all of the following accessories 1182 Unit 2 Line Cords Owner s Manual Quick Reference Guide AC Adapter power supply 9 Volt Battery Wall Mount Bracket You will also need a wall or floor mounted modular telephone jack and an electrical outlet 120VAC 60Hz near the place where you want to install the 1182 Please keep the packing materials in case you need to send the unit in for service Front Panel Components ay Built in Speaker 2 LCD Display Panel 3 Function Selection Buttons used to select activate define functions 4 Function Selection Panel flips down to reveal additional function buttons 5 Microphone 6 Messages Button used to retrieve messages from mailboxes 7 Messages LED lights when you have a new message in a mailbox 8 Volume Buttons used t
21. e lete all messages e Press 0 Repeat the menu e Press 4 Exit menu with no changes To Leave Messages for Others You can leave a message in any of the activated message mailboxes by using the memo function To leave a memo 1 Press SELECT MAILBOX and then press the button marked 2 WAY MEMO Once you press the button the LCD screen will display the word MEMO and you will hear Memo Select mailbox The unit will offer the choice of leav ing a memo in any active voice mail box 2 Select the mailbox 1 2 3 4 5 or 6 The 1182 will then say After the tone record message and then press 3 Record your message When you are finished press 4 4 The messages LED will light and the display will show a new message in that mailbox Mailbox Functions To Leave a Timed Memo The timed memo function lets you re mind yourself of pending activities You can record up to 3 timed memos speci fying the time and date to place each memo in a mailbox At the programmed time and date the 1182 will sound a beep tone over the speaker and leave the memo in your mailbox If Remote Notify is activated the 1182 can call you to alert you to the timed memo To listen to the memo simply select your mailbox and press the MESSAGES button 1 Press SELECT MAILBOX and then press the button marked TIMED MEMO The following example assumes that you are currently in Mailbox 1 You will hear
22. e 1182 will give these options first System Functions Do Not Disturb The Do Not Disturb function allows you to work without hearing the constant ringing of the telephone or hearing mes sages left The Do Not Disturb function answers the phone after 1 full ring and can be turned on and off by the same button 1 Flip the panel down and press the but ton marked DO NOT DISTURB to turn this function on or off Do Not Disturb overrides the An nounce Caller and Speaker On functions Memory Check The digital memory is not partitioned among mailboxes rather it is a pooled resource This means that the allocation of digital memory is dependent upon where the memory is most needed You can use the memory check function to see if you are in danger of running out of memory 1 To activate memory check flip the panel down and press the button marked MEMORY CHECK The unit automatically notifies you with a Low Memory icon when the memory is down to 2 minutes or less When the mem ory reaches zero a memory is full prompt plays when a caller attempts to record a message 31 System Functions Turning On or Off The unit may be turned on and off with out disconnecting the AC power to the unit 1 Flip the panel down and press the but ton marked ON OFF When the 1182 is off you will see an OFF icon on the display screen 2 If you are calling in when the 1182 is OFF letting it ri
23. essage before the deleted message To play time day for message press 8 This function adds the day of the week and time of day that messages are re ceived You turn this function on when you press 8 To turn it off you must press 8 again When activated the clock sym bol above the 8 will appear 34 To play message with different speed press 9 Each press of the 9 key affects the playback speed of your message The play pattern is 1 press slow 2 presses normal 3 presses fast 4 presses normal 5 presses slow 6 presses normal etc To save to different mailbox press There may be times when you receive an important message that you want others to hear Pressing after hearing the message allows you to transfer that message to any of the other 5 if active message mailboxes Messages cannot be copied only transferred Remote Programming You can program mailbox functions and message options from a remote touch tone telephone Remote Programming Architecture 1 For mailboxes 1 2 3 4 5 and 6 call in listen to the Main Greeting and select the desired mailbox 2 During the Mailbox Greeting press 3 Enter your security code at the prompt 4 For mailboxes 7 8 or 9 call in listen to the Main Greeting and select the desired mailbox Then enter and any one of the security codes of the first six mailboxes mailbox must be activated in order fo
24. it to our service location alterations unauthor ized repair failure to follow instructions mis use use outside the United States fire flood and acts of God Nor do we warrant your AT amp T product to be compatible with any particular telephone equipment or party line key telephone systems or more sophisti cated customer premises switching systems If your AT amp T product is not covered by our warranty call us toll free on 1 800 222 3111 for advice as to whether we will repair your AT amp T product and other repair informa tion including charges We at our option may replace rather than repair your AT amp T product with a new or reconditioned one of the same or similar design The repair or re placement will be warranted for 90 days This warranty is the only one we give on your AT amp T product and it sets forth all our responsibilities regarding your AT amp T prod uct There are no other express warranties State Law Rights This warranty gives you specific legal rights and you may also have other rights which vary from State to State FCC Registration and Repair Information Your new AT amp T product has been regis tered with the Federal Communications Commission FCC This product com plies with standards in Part 68 of the FCC Rules The FCC requires us to pro vide you with the following information 1 Connection and use with the nation wide telephone network The FCC requires that you connect yo
25. ll Align the bracket curely keyholes with the screws and puli down to secure If you do not have a telephone outlet wall plate you can still mount the 1182 to the wall us ing the keyhole slots in the bracket Use 2 screws vertically placed 4 apart with the heads 7 Proceed to the next page to connect the AC adapter 12 Connecting the AC Adapter 1 Plug the output cord of the AC adapter into the jack on the 1182 marked POWER 2 Plug the AC adapt er into an electri cal wall outlet not controlled by a wall switch 3 The 1182 will per form a self diag nostic test The clock display in the right hand cor ner will count backwards during the test When the self diagnostic test is com plete the 1182 will display its IDLE screen You are now ready to pro ceed to the next page Initial Settings 12 24 94 12 This is the IDLE E 4 le 01 screen display NEW OLD Initial Settings The 1182 communicates with you us ing sophisticated interactive voice re sponse techniques The audible prompting along with visual displays on the LCD panel make it easy to cus tomize your 1182 to your exact needs Examine the unit you will notice that there are a series of functions printed on a swiveling front panel For each function there is a corresponding but ton If you flip this panel down see below you will reveal an additional set of functions for each button This means that e
26. ll in re motely to retrieve your messages or to program mailbox functions This feature cannot be turned off NOTE The default code for each mail box is the four repeated digits of that numbered box For exam ple the default code for mailbox three is 3 3 3 3 You can also activate a security code for each mailbox to protect your mail box locally The default codes are the same as for remote access that is the four repeated digits of mailbox number If the security code is enabled for mail boxes 1 2 3 4 5 or 6 you will need to enter the security code whenever you want to Retrieve your messages Change your mailbox greeting Change your security code Record a timed memo Enter a call forward number Enter a pager or urgent notify number 8 O 6 o Activating a security code for local ac cess will not interfere with a caller s abil ity to leave a message If you activate a security cod for an nouncement mailboxes 7 8 or 9 it will be necessary for a caller to ente the code in order to hear the an nouncement This feature makes it possi ble to leave private outbound messages for callers knowing the code Follow the instructions below to acti vate or change security codes Instructions are also provided to turn a security code off or to reset to the de fault security code should you forget the code Activate or Change a Security Code 1 Press SELECT MAILBOX and then press the bu
27. n or Off 32 Retrieving Your Messages 33 Retrieve Messages Locally 33 Retrieve Messages Remotely 33 Message Options 34 Remote Programming 35 Call Management 36 Pound Key Disconnect 36 Speaker 36 Retum Caller to the Main Greeting 36 Recording a Conversation 36 Dialing Functions 37 On Hook Dial 37 Auto Redial 37 Speed Dial 38 Response To A Call 40 In Case Of Difficul 41 AT amp T Limited Warranty 42 FCC Registration amp Repair Information 43 Interference Information Part 15 of FCC Rules 44 Index 45 Important Safety Information Before using this unit please read and follow all safety and operating instruc tions carefully The unit has been de signed and manufactured to assure personal safety However improper use can result in injury electric shock or fire hazard The safeguards incorporated in this unit will protect you if you ob serve the following procedures for instal lation use and servicing This unit does not contain any parts that can be re paired by the user 1 Never install telephone wiring during a lightning storm 2 Never install telephone jacks in wet lo cations unless the jack is specifically designed for wet locations 3 Never touch uninsulated telephone wires or terminals unless the tele phone line has been disconnected at the network interface 4 Use caution when installing or modify ing telephone lines 5 To reduce the risk of electric shock do not disassemble this product O
28. necessary to wait several seconds for a dial tone e A PBX which then answers and of fers a menu before continuing to dial the number e A number which requires symbols af ter an extension number pager identi fication number etc To add a pause press 5 during pro gramming Each press of 5 will add a 7 second pause to the number string 28 To leave a mes Call is forwarded If success ful caller is connected If not successful caller returned H your message is ur gent press 1 If your message is not urgent press 2 To call forward N press 2 Is Pager To leave a message Notify On to pager press 3 N Caller selects ea To call for ward to pager press 3 Is Pager Notify On N Caller selects 1 or 2 Caller selects 1 2 of 3 Caller Selects 1 Remote Notify Caller hears Mailbox Greeting and leaves a message After caller hangs up the unit calls Remote Notify Num ber and prompts Remote Notify for Mailbox X Press 2 Leave Message Caller hears Mailbox Greeting and leaves mes sage No further action taken 3 Pager Notify Call is for warded If successful caller is connected to pager service If un successful caller is returned to Is Remote Notify On Mailbox Functions Pager Notify The Pager Notification function is similar to Call For
29. ng 10 times will turn it on The 1182 cannot be turned off remotely 32 Retrieving Your Messages The red LED above the MESSAGES but ton will light when there are any new messages in the system MESSAGES LED MESSAGES Button In addition the display shows the icon for any mailbox 1 2 3 4 5 or 6 containing a new message The system can store up to 85 messages and responds with a prompt no more memory if you reach the limit Any timed memos in the system will be de livered only when memory is available A low memory icon appears when 80 messages have been taken Retrieve Messages Locally To retrieve your messages locally 1 Make sure that the function panel is closed 2 Select your mailbox 3 To retrieve new and old messages press the large button on the right marked MESSAGES The unit will tell you how many new messages and how many old messages you have If no old messages are stored the 1182 will immediately play the first new message If you have no new messages and there are old messages the 1182 will say You have O new messages and X old messages The 1182 will then play the first old message After each message choices are offered on how to treat the message A chart of these Message Options is on the next page You can turn off the playback of the Message Options by placing the PLAY MSG PROMPTS switch in the Off position See page
30. ns below 3 and 6 and then 4 The display and voice prompts you to select AM or PM In our example you would select PM by pressing the button below 2 The voice prompt will repeat the time and let you save the entry or change it To change the time press 1 To save press 2 2c If the time is correct you should press the button below 2 in order to save it 2d Once saved the 1182 repeats the original Time Date menu At this point you can proceed to set the date or exit from the menu by pressing the button be low If you press 2 to enter the date the 1182 will prompt you to enter the month date and year the 1182 will automatically calculate the day of the week The process is similar to entering the time Initial Settings Set the Speaker Volume You can increase or decrease the vol ume level of the 1182 s speaker To change the volume simply press the ar row buttons above and below the area marked VOLUME o To increase the volume press the up arrow e To decrease the volume press the down arrow Set Play Message Prompts Switch When you retrieve your messages the 1182 plays a list of options after each message see page 34 for a list of these options To defeat the playback of these options set the slide switch under the function panel to the OFF position When the switch is placed in the off po sition there will be a three second pause between the play
31. nversation Set the Auto Redial Delay Time This function controls the amount of time between redial attempts when us ing the Auto Redial function 1 Press the button marked SPEED DIAL Icons and 4 will appear 1 9 will also appear for any Speed Dial numbers already programmed 2 Press the button below Icons 1 9 and 4 will appear The 1182 will prompt you Select speed dial number to record or press for more functions 3 Press the button below again Icons 1 2 0 and will ap pear The 1182 will prompt you To program the time to repeat dial press 1 To program the line for speed dial functions press 2 4 Press the button below 1 Icons 1 2 3 O and 4 will appear The 1182 will prompt you Dialing Functions Set Auto Redial Delay Time continued To wait 30 seconds to repeat dial press 1 To wait 1 minute to repeat dial press 2 To wait 3 minutes to repeat dial press 3 To repeat the menu press O To exit from menu press 5 Once you have made your selection you are returned to Step 3 above Press 4 to exit Set the Line Used for Dialing Features 1 Press the button marked SPEED DIAL Icons and 4 will appear 1 9 will also appear for any Speed Dial numbers already programmed 2 Press the button below Icons 1 9 and 4 will appear The 1182 will prompt you Select speed dial n
32. o o 34 Retrieve Locally 33 Retrieve Remotely acade v 33 O On Hook Dial 37 P Pager Notify 29 Parts List if jie aoe pee 6 Pound Key Disconnect 36 Power Supply Connecting 13 Programming Remote 35 45 index R Record Conversation 36 Remote Urgent Message Notification 29 Remote Programming 35 Response To A Call 40 Retrieving Your Messages 33 Rings Set Number of 15 S Safety Information General 4 Security Code Activate or Change 25 Programming 25 Reset 2 Soi a ee ean 26 Tum Off 26 Speaker Operation 36 Volumes nG eke Fle Pa Ga 17 SpeedDial 2 t anaoue 38 System Functions 30 T Telephone Line Cords Installation 11 Time amp Date Setting 16 Timed Memo 2 2 2 27 Turning On or Off 32 Ww Wall Mounting 12 Warranty 2 o 42 Warranty Service 42 4T
33. o adjust the speaker volume The Function Selection Panel flips down to reveal additional function buttons A ee A a aa Rear Panel Components Install Battery Power Input The 1182 includes a battery backup sys Battery compartment tem to protect the memory during a Memory Expansion Module Cover power interruption TO TEL 1 1 amp 2 modular jack 1 Turn the unit over and remove the TO LINE 1 1 amp 2 modular jack cover of the battery compartment TO TEL 2 ONLY modular jack 2 Install the 9 volt battery included so that the terminals on the battery TO LINE 2 ONLY modular jack snap into the corresponding termi nals on the battery connector 3 Place the battery in the compartment and replace the cover DU pwn a Battery compartment tab Push to open You should change the battery every six months or when the 1 2 3 4 5 6 LOW symbol appears to avoid losing programmed messages security codes and clock setting in the event of a power interrup tion A fresh battery will protect Base Panel Components the programming for approxi CU I SCI I SN I mately 12 to 16 hours Battery Compartment When you change the battery keep the 1182 plugged into the F wali outlet This will prevent it s ti EC erasing any of your greeting O ee is on it s time to re messages or configuration pro place the battery gramming i Slots for wall mount bracket installation Connect Telephone
34. pening or removing covers may ex pose you to dangerous voltages or other risks 6 Do not overload wall outlets and ex tension cords as this can result in the risk of fire or electric shock 7 Do not place this product on an unsta ble cart stand or table Serious damage may result if the unit falls 8 Do not use this unit near water for example near a bath tub or swim ming pool If the product comes in contact with any liquids unplug the unit from the wall and contact quali fied service personnel 4 9 10 11 12 13 Do not use liquid or aerosol cleaners Instead use only a slightly damp soft cloth for cleaning Do not subject this product to exces sive heat sunlight and radiators smoke dust mechanical vibration or shock This includes not placing heavy objects on top of this unit In stead see the section on wall mount ing on page 12 Never rest objects on top of the LCD display as this may cause cracks Install this product in a protected lo cation where no one can step on or trip over power and line cords Do not place objects on the cords that may cause damage or abrasion If the power supply cords or plug is damaged or frayed unplug the unit from the wall and contact qualified service personnel This product should be operated only from the type of power source indi cated on the marking label If you are not sure of the type of power supply to your home consult your lo
35. r security code to work to access the programming menu t kO 0 DN DM pb W Press and enter se curity code for se lected mailbox Press Main Greeting Messages Programming Menu Press and enter Greeting Press security code of Security Set Up Mailbox any of the first 6 Timed Memo 2 Main Greeting mailboxes Call Forward 3 Time Date Press Remote Notify 4 Message Time Announcement Pager Notify 5 Rings 4 Security Repeat 6 Memory O Repeat More Functions More Functions More Functions Return to Main Greeting Return to Main Greeting Return to Main Greeting 35 Call Management Pound Key Disconnect If you pick up a telephone extension while the system is answering a call you can press the 4 key on the tele phone to disconnect the system and leave you connected to the caller Speaker Turning the speaker on allows you to hear everything said by the caller as he she leaves a message 1 To turn the speaker ON push the but ton marked SPEAKER To turn it OFF press the same button Return a Caller to the Main Greeting When talking to callers you may want to transfer them to the Main Greeting so that they can select a mailbox to leave a message hear an announcement etc To do this simply press the MESSAGES key during your conversation Your caller is automatically returned to the Main Greeting You m
36. rent ring number and then plays the following prompt For 1 ring press 1 for Toll Saver press 2 for 3 rings press 3 for 4 rings press 4 for 5 rings press 5 to repeat the menu press O to exit from menu press The default ring number will appear on the display Numerical icons appear over each push button in succession as you lis ten to the prompt You can make your selection at any time during the prompt 3 To make your selection press any of the buttons under the display icons 1 2 3 4 5 0 or 4 The 1182 will confirm your selection and return to its idle display You can then repeat the procedure to set the number of rings for the second line Remember To repeat the menu press 0 To exit press 15 Initial Settings Set Time and Date 1 To set the time and date flip the panel down and press the button marked TIME DATE You will hear To enter the time press 1 To en ter the date press 2 To repeat the menu press O To exit from menu press 2 If you press 1 to enter the time the 1182 will prompt you regarding what to enter To demonstrate this assume that you want to enter 2 36 PM as a sample time You will hear Enter hour and then press You will see 16 2a Enter the correct hour Press the buttons below 2 and 4 You will hear Enter minutes and then press 2b Enter the correct minutes Press the butto
37. ss 7 To exit from menu press Press 7 again You will hear After the tone record message and then press Record your message and then press 4 You will be offered the following options To repeat the message press 1 To save message press 2 To de lete message press 3 To repeat the menu press 0 To exit menu press 4 Press 2 to save your message You are once again offered the Select Message prompts You can record an other prompt or exit from the menu Mailbox Functions Select Mailbox In order to retrieve messages from a mailbox or to record a Mailbox Greet ing or to select other mailbox func tions you must first select the mailbox 1 To access a particular mailbox press the first button from the left marked SELECT MAILBOX You will hear Select mailbox 2 You are then prompted to select from all of the currently activated mail boxes Select the desired mailbox for example mailbox 4 You will hear Mailbox 4 Select function 3 At this point you may select any of the available functions that apply to a mailbox refer to the Mailbox Func tion Reference Chart Mailbox Function Reference Chart Mailbox fy SE Max Message Time a Announce Caller o eed Dial EAEE Auto Redial cc O N Mailbox Functions Mailbox Greetings and Announcements Recording your Mailbox Greeting or An nouncemen
38. stem Functions The following System Functions apply to all voice mailboxes Maximum Message Time To control the amount of memory used for callers messages you can set the maximum time for callers to record their messages You can set a recording time of up to 1 2 or 3 minutes 1 minute is the default This feature may be particularly useful if you will not be retrieving your messages for some time or if you receive large numbers of messages If the caller begins to exceed the maxi mum time the caller hears Maximum message time is X minutes Your message has been saved The 1182 will then disconnect the call 1 To set message length flip the panel down and press the button marked MESSAGE TIME 2 Simply follow the voice prompts to complete this function 30 Announce Caller When the Announce Caller function is activated callers are prompted to state their name after they have selected a mailbox As the caller speaks his or her name the unit will play the name over the speaker If you pick up the phone you will be instantly connected to the caller But if you choose not to pick up the phone within 5 seconds the caller will be prompted to leave a message 1 If Announce Caller is OFF flip the panel down and press the button marked ANNOUNCE CALLER to turn it on Announce Caller is disabled if Call Forward or Do Not Disturb are on If Remote Notify or Pager Notify are on th
39. t is similar to the Main Greet ing function just described 1 To activate the Mailbox Greeting An nounce function first press SELECT MAILBOX and then press the button marked GREETING ANNOUNCE You will hear Greeting for mailbox 2 To play greeting press 1 To record greet ing press 7 To repeat the menu press O To exit from menu press 4 2 Press the button below 7 and you will hear After the tone record your greet ing and then press 3 After the tone record your Mailbox Greeting or Announcement for exam ple Greeting Hello this is Amy can t get to the phone but leave your name and number after the tone and i ll get back to you After you leave a message you can press O for more options Announcement To reach our show rooms take the U S Highway south for 10 miles For more options press O to return to the main menu You may choose to tell callers that they can return to the Main Greeting for more options by pressing O after they are fin ished recording a message or lis tening to an announcement 4 Press the button below After you press 4 you are offered the complete menu again giving you the opportunity to play the greeting announcement re record it or exit by pressing 4 r Mailbox Functions Programming Security Codes Each mailbox is preprogrammed with a 4 digit default security code that must be entered whenever you ca
40. telephone Plug the other end of the cord into the jack on the 1182 marked TO TEL 2 ONLY Connect one two line telephone Take a line cord and plug one end into the jack on the telephone Plug the other end into the jack on the 1182 marked TO TEL 1 1 amp 2 11 Wall Mounted Installation lf you want to mount the 1182 on the wall choose a lo To 1792 cation close to an AC outlet Ideally the 1182 should be at tached to a telephone line wall plate however if this is Line Q not practical you can still FI mount the 1182 on the wall 2 as long as the line cord is within reach of the telephone jack 1 Install the battery See page 9 2 Pass one end of the line cord through the opening in the bracket 3 Coil the cord so that it fits within the bracket 4 Take the other end of the line cord and lay it in the slot in the top of the bracket If the cord is too cumbersome to fit in the wall bracket a mounting cord can be purchased and used Do the same if the second line cord is being used 5 Place the unit on the wall bracket by aligning the three prongs on the bracket with the three matching slots on the base panel Gently squeeze in the two side panels of the wall mount and press down until the wall mount clicks into place 6 Attach the wall bracket to the tele phone outlet s wall plate mounting protruding approximately 3 16 studs and pull down until it is held se from the wa
41. the AT amp T Limited Warranty 4 Rights of the telephone company If your product is causing harm to the telephone network the telephone com pany may temporarily discontinue your telephone service If possible they ll no tify you before they interrupt service If advance notice isn t practical you ll be notified as soon as possible You ll be given the opportunity to correct the problem and you ll be informed of your right to file a complaint with the FCC Your telephone company may make changes in its facilities equipment op erations or procedures that could affect the proper functioning of your AT amp T product If such changes are planned you ll be notified 5 This telephone is compatible with in ductively coupled hearing aids 6 Programming Testing Emergency Numbers Although testing the programming of emergency numbers is not a recom mended procedure if you do make a call to an emergency number A You must remain on the line and briefly explain the reason for the call be fore hanging up B Programming testing of emergency numbers should be performed in the early morning or late evening off peak hours 43 Interference Information Part 15 of FCC Rules Some telephone equipment generates uses and can radiate radio frequency en ergy and if not installed and used prop erly may cause interface to radio and television reception Your AT amp T product has been tested and found to meet
42. the standards for a Class B digital device as specified in Part 15 of the FCC Rules These specifications are designed to provide reasonable pro tection against such interference in a residential installation However there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation If your AT amp T product causes interfer ence to radio or television reception when it s in use you might correct the interference with any one or all of these measures 1 Where it can be done safely reorient the receiving television or radio an tenna 2 To the extent possible relocate the television radio or other receiver with respect to the telephone equip ment 3 If your telephone product runs on AC power plug your product into an AC outlet that s not on the same circuit as one used by your radio or televi sion If you need assistance you can call our National Service Center at 1 800 222 3111 Index o __ _ u_u _ _ _u Index A Announce Caller 0 2 0 30 Announcements Defined a seesi ees a eid i HG 19 Recording 24 Auto Redial 37 Set Delay Time 38 B Battery Installation 2 o 9 C Call Forward 2 2 27 Call Management 36 Pound Key Diusconnect 36 Record Conversation 36 Return Caller To Main Greeting 36 Speaker ia eS we Seis 36 Connect Telephone Line Cords 1
43. tton marked SECURITY CODE You will hear Security code To turn security code on press 1 To enter new se curity number press 3 To repeat the menu press O To exit from menu press Follow the voice and visual prompts You may want to write down your four digit code and keep it in a safe place Mailbox Functions Turn Your Security Code Off 1 Press SELECT MAILBOX 2 Press SECURITY CODE The 1182 will ask for the current se curity number 3 Enter the security code by pressing the appropriate buttons If you enter the wrong number the 1182 will say Repeat Enter security number If you enter the wrong number again you will be returned to the operating display if you are calling remotely and you enter an incorrect number twice the 1182 will disconnect the line Once you enter the correct number the 1182 will prompt you to turn the security code off to enter a new se curity number to repeat the menu or to exit from menu Reset Factory Security Codes If you have forgotten your Security Code you can reset the code All mes sages in this mailbox will be erased when you reset the code 1 Select the mailbox 2 Press SECURITY CODE 3 When the 1182 prompts you to enter security code press and hold down for 3 seconds the button marked SPEED DIAL The 1182 will sound a tone and then give you the following options 26 e Press 1 Clear security code and d
44. umber to record or press for more functions 3 Press the button below again Icons 1 2 0 and 4 will ap pear The 1182 will prompt you To program the time to repeat dial press 1 To program the line for speed dial functions press 2 4 Press the button below 2 Icons 1 2 3 0 and 4 will appear The 1182 will prompt you To use line 1 Press 1 To use line 2 only for dialing features press 2 To use line 1 and 2 for dialing fea tures press 3 5 After making your selection you will return to Step 1 above Press 4 to exit 39 Response To A Call When the 1182 answers your caller hears either a pre recorded Main Greet ing No one is available to take your call Y or your custom Main Greeting The caller responds to the Main Greet ing by selecting a mailbox using the ap propriate key on the telephone rotary phone users will be routed to mailbox 1 to leave a message The caller then hears either the pre recorded Mailbox Greeting Please leave your message af ter the tone or personalized greeting such as Hi this is Mike can t an swer your call at this time but leave your name and number and I ll get back to you A caller can return to the Main Greeting by pressing 0 while in any mailbox Call Forward Operation When a caller selects a mailbox set for Call Forward the unit prompts To re cord a message press O To forward
45. ur product to the nationwide telephone net work through a modular telephone out let or jack The modular telephone outlet or jack to which the telephone must be connected is a USOC RJ IIC or RJ 11W or RJ 14C or RJ 14W This equipment may not be used with Party Line Service or with Coin Tele phone Lines 2 Notification of the telephone com pany The FCC requires that upon request of your local telephone company you pro vide the following information A The line to which you will connect the telephone equipment that is your phone number and B The telephone equipment s FCC regis tration number and ringer equivalence number REN These numbers are on a label attached to the bottom of your tele phone equipment The REN is useful to determine how many devices you may connect to your telephone line and still have them ring when your telephone line is called In most but not all areas the sum of all REN s should be 5 or less You may want to contact your local telephone company 3 Repair instructions If it is determined that your telephone equipment is malfunctioning the FCC re quires that it not be used and that it be unplugged from the modular outlet until the problem has been corrected Re Pairs to this telephone equipment can only be made by the manufacturer or its authorized agents or by others who may be authorized by the FCC For repair procedures follow the instructions out lined under
46. use of your AT amp T product or property damage caused by your AT amp T product or its failure to work or any other incidental or conse quential damages Some states do not allow limitations on how long an implied warranty lasts or the exclu sion of incidental or consequential damages so the above exclusions or limitations may not apply to you What we ask you to do To get warranty service for your AT amp T prod uct you must provide proof of the date of purchase Within 30 days of the date it was purchased return your AT amp T product to your place of purchase for immediate replace 42 ment After 30 days call us toll free at 1 800 222 3111 for the address of an authorized service location If you ship your AT amp J product to the authorized service loca tion you must prepay all shipping costs We suggest you retain the original packing mate rial in the event you need to ship your AT amp T product When sending your AT amp T product to a service location include your name ad dress phone number proof of date of pur chase and a description of the operating problem After repairing or replacing your AT amp T product we will ship it to your home in the United States at no cost to you Repair or replacement of your AT amp T product at an authorized service location is your ex clusive remedy What this warranty does not cover This warranty does not cover defects result ing from accidents damage while in trans
47. warding It routes callers to your pager service Where they can re quest to have you paged 1 Press SELECT MAILBOX and then press the button marked PAGER 2 All of the same phone number choices are possible here as described under Call Forward and Entering Special Numbers You can give instructions in your greeting to tell callers how to interact with your pag ing service Since the 1182 di als your paging service you don t have to worry about call ers paging you when you don t want them to when Pager Notification is off callers can t page you Remote Urgent Message Notification Remote Notification lets you program a number where the 1182 can reach you to notify you that there is an urgent message waiting for you in your mail box When Remote Notify is on callers are asked if their message is urgent If they indicate that it is by pressing a button on the telephone the 1182 will call you at the number you have pro grammed and play the prompt Remote Notify for mailbox X Press You are then prompted to enter your 4 digit security code You can then re trieve the message by pressing 1 1 Press SELECT MAILBOX and then press the button marked REMOTE NOTIFY 2 The prompts follow the same format as described for Call Forward The 1182 will attempt to try to reach you two times at five min ute intervals You should pick up your urgent messages as soon as possible 29 Sy
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