RCA 1223-1BSGA User's Guide download pdf (Page 13)

13

Setting Up

the

Caller

ID

Menu

Y

ou

should

not plug the

telephone

into the

modular jack while setting

up the

Caller ID

menu.

1.

Press

the

Menu

button to

enter

the

menu feature configuration

mode.

#

1. >ENG FRA ESP (CID

language

default English)

#

2. CONTRAST (default level is

3).

#

3. LOCAL AREA CODE

#

4. TONE/PULSE (Default is

tone dialing).

2.

Press

the

Menu

button to

scroll

through the 4

menu

screens.

3.

Use

the

Review

 or  buttons to

select

the

desired

setting.

NOTE:

You have

20

seconds following

an

entry before the phone returns

to

the

S

ummar

y

S

cr

een.

Setting the Display Language

This adjustment changes

the

Caller ID

prompts to be

displayed

in

English,

French,

or Spanish.

1.

Press

the

Menu

button until

ENG FRA ESP

shows

in the display.

2.

Use

the

Review

 or  button to

select ENG, FRA

or

ESP

.

3.

Press

the

Menu

button to save.

Setting the

Contrast

This

adjustment allows

you to

adjust

the

contrast

of the display.

1.

Press

the

Menu

button until

CONTRAST

shows

in the display.

2.

Use

the

Review

 or  buttons to

select level 1, 2, 3, 4,

or 5.

3.

Press

the

Menu

button to save.

Setting

Y

our

Local

Area Code

The telephone uses

the

programmed area codes

to

determine

the number

format to

display when

a

valid Caller ID signal is received. Numbers

that

match the

local area code

are

displayed as seven digits

and are

used

for

dialing back previous numbers. Entering

your

local area code

will

also

help

you

immediately know

if the call

is local

or long

distance when viewing

the CID

records

in the display.

NOTE:

If

you make

a

mistake and

want to start

over again, press the

Delete

button to

delete

all of

the digits

.

1.

Press

the

Menu

button until

LOCAL AREA CODE shows

in the display.

2.

Press

the

Review

 button to

enter

the

second

and third

digit

.

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