Recording; Activating The Device - Making The First Telephone Recording; Start / Stop Recording; Priority - Philips Digital Telephone Desktop 9850 Kurzreferenz

Digital Telephone Desktop 9850

Recording

Activating the device - making the first telephone recording

1. Make sure the memory card supplied is inserted into the memory card slot at the top.
2. Make sure the speaker selection on the right hand side is set to the loudspeaker position
( ).
3. Turn on the Desktop 9850 by connecting the device to the mains power supply. The backlit
LC-display will be illuminated.
4. Connect the telephone cable supplied to the back of the Desktop 9850 and the telephone
socket. Make sure you connect the DTD9850 instead of a telephone - the DTD9850
must be the only device connected to the telephone socket.
5. Make a phone call to the telephone number where the Desktop 9850 is connected to.
6. After about two ring tones you should hear the voice prompt ready to dictate, you can now
start your dictation.
7. When you are finished recording your dictation, press the

Start / stop recording

On your touchtone telephone keypad, press 1 to pause your recording; press 2 to start recording
again.

Priority

On your touch tone telephone keypad, press 6 to assign priority to the current file (
be done at any time.

Next dictation

On your touch tone telephone keypad, press 8 to mark the current file with the End-of-Letter
indication ( ). A new file is opened (a new file number is displayed on the LC display) and you
can start recording immediately without having to press any other button.

Hang Up

On your touch tone telephone keypad, press
from your telephone; this can be done at any time.
To change the Voice Prompt language: Please read the chapter "Desktop 9850 Menu" on how
to change the language of the Voice Prompts.
*
key followed by the # key.
*
followed by # to disconnect the Desktop 9850
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