Oricom ta2000 series User Manual
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Outgoing message (OGM)
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Record your own ‘Answer and
Record’ outgoing message
Record’ outgoing message
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Play/check your OGM
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Delete your OGM
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Answering machine menu options 13
Announce Only
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Ring delay
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Time Saver Mode
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REMOTE ACCESS
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Security PIN code
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Change the security PIN code 15
Phone in to hear your messages 15
Remote operation command table 16
NETWORK SERVICES
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Caller ID
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Call log
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View/dial/edit from the call log
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Store a number to the
phonebook
phonebook
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Delete an entry/all entries
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Voice Message/Message Waiting 18
How to clear the icon manually 18
MULTI-HANDSET USE
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Register a new handset
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Select a base to use
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De-register a handset
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Make internal call
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Transfer an external call
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3-Way conference call
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SIMPLE SOLUTIONS
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Troubleshooting
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Electrostatic Discharge
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GENERAL INFORMATION
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Safety
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Batteries
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Cleaning your Oricom Touch Phone
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NOTES FOR OPERATION IN
NEW ZEALAND
NEW ZEALAND
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REN (RN for New Zealand)
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Caller ID
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WARRANTY
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Customer support
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Touch Activated Keypad
Unlike other phones your Touch phone has a ‘touch
activated keypad’. The touch activated keypad will
automatically disable when you hold the handset receiver
to your ear. The idea being, to reduce the risk of accidental
keypad presses while the phone is held against the
side of your face. Likewise, the keypad also disables
automatically 5 seconds after the last key is pressed. To
‘wake’ the keypad enabling you to dial further digits, e.g. if
you are using telephone banking or want to access the
menu, just touch any of the numbers to reactivate the
keypad. When the keypad illuminates dial normally. It
is very easy to tell when the keypad is disabled, as
the keypad backlight will not be on. Additionally if you
want to manually disable the keypad when carrying
the handset to prevent accidental key operations, just
press followed by the key. The manual keylock
feature cannot be activated during a call. A key icon will
appear in the top left of the display to show the keys are
locked, pressing followed by the will unlock the
keys again for use.
activated keypad’. The touch activated keypad will
automatically disable when you hold the handset receiver
to your ear. The idea being, to reduce the risk of accidental
keypad presses while the phone is held against the
side of your face. Likewise, the keypad also disables
automatically 5 seconds after the last key is pressed. To
‘wake’ the keypad enabling you to dial further digits, e.g. if
you are using telephone banking or want to access the
menu, just touch any of the numbers to reactivate the
keypad. When the keypad illuminates dial normally. It
is very easy to tell when the keypad is disabled, as
the keypad backlight will not be on. Additionally if you
want to manually disable the keypad when carrying
the handset to prevent accidental key operations, just
press followed by the key. The manual keylock
feature cannot be activated during a call. A key icon will
appear in the top left of the display to show the keys are
locked, pressing followed by the will unlock the
keys again for use.
To return to standby mode at any time, press
Make a call
Press , wait for the dial tone and dial the number.
Preparatory dialling
Enter the number first, then press to dial or to
cancel.
Press to delete digits.
cancel.
Press to delete digits.
Switch to handsfree/speakerphone during a call
Press . SPKR will be displayed. Press again to go
back to the handset.
back to the handset.
Adjust the call volume
During a call, press or to increase/decrease
the volume.
the volume.
End a call
Press or place the handset on the base/charger.
Receive a call
When the phone rings, lift the handset from the
base/charger and press .
base/charger and press .
USING YOUR PHONE