Deleting caller id records troubleshooting care, Caller id messages deleting caller id records, Care – Radio Shack 43-3803 User Manual

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Note: Contact your local phone company to
subscribe to Caller ID with Call Waiting ser-
vices.

CALLER ID MESSAGES

DELETING CALLER ID
RECORDS

Follow these steps to delete an individual
Caller ID record.

1. Press

REVIEW

to recall the record.

2. Press

DELETE

:[bý9?:ýH[YehZ5ý

flashes.

3. Press

DELETE

again to delete the

record.

Follow these steps to delete all Caller ID
records.

1. Press

REVIEW

2. Press

DELETE

:[bý9?:ýH[YehZ5

flashes.

3. Press

REVIEW

until

:[bý7bbý9?:5

flashes.

4. Press

DELETE

Deý9Wbbi

appears.

Follow these steps to delete a CID and voice
message.

1. Press

REVIEW

to recall the CID

record and voice message.

2. Press

DELETE

:[býLe_Y[ýCI=5

flashes.

3. Press

REVIEW

until

:[b

9?:

Le_Y[5

flashes.

4. Press

DELETE

to delete the CID record

and voice message.

Notes:

• If you decide not to delete the records,

do not press

DELETE

and wait until the

system resets to answer calls.

• If you press

DELETE

to confirm deletion

during

:[b

7bb

9?:5

, all Caller ID records

will be deleted, including records that
have not been reviewed.

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We do not expect you to have any problems
with your system, but if you do, try these sug-
gestions.

CARE

Keep the system dry; if it gets wet, wipe it dry
immediately. Use and store the system only
in normal temperature environments. Handle
the system carefully; do not drop it. Keep the
system away from dust and dirt, and wipe it
with a damp cloth occasionally to keep it
looking new.

Modifying or tampering with the system’s in-
ternal components can cause a malfunction
and might invalidate its warranty and void
your FCC authorization to operate it. If your
system is not performing as it should, take it
to your local RadioShack store for assis-
tance. If the trouble is affecting the telephone
lines, the phone company can ask you to dis-

Display

English/
Spanish

Description

D[mýJejWb

Dk[leýJejWb

The number of new calls and
total number of incoming
calls.

ç&'

Call information is stored in
Caller ID memory location
#01.

Fh_lWj[

Fh_lWZe

Appears when the caller has
blocked Caller ID information
from being sent.

KdWlW_bWXb[

Appears when the caller is
not within a Caller ID service
area. No caller information
appears.

9?:ýdejý

WjjWY^[Z

9?:ýDeý7dWZ_h

The voice message does not
have Caller ID message
information.

;hheh

Appears if there was an error
during the transmission of the
Caller ID information.

Deý9Wbbi

DeýBbWcWZW

No call information is stored
in the Caller ID.

F_YakfýF^ed[

B[lWdjWhýJ;B

Appears after the system
dials a number when you
press CALLBACK.

7H;7ýF?Dý

:7OUMA

7H;7ýF?DýI[c#

WdW

Prompts you to set the area
code, remote security opera-
tion PIN, date and day.

Appears when the system or
CID is inactive and a mes-
sage is waiting (if you sub-
scribe to your phone
company’s message waiting
service).

9WbbýMW_j_d]ý

BbWc$[dý;if[hW

Appears when there is an
incoming call when you are
on the phone.

C[cehoý_iý

C[ceh_WýBb[dW

Appears when the Caller ID
memory is full or the system
reaches its maximum mes-
sage counter.

;dZýe\ýB_ij

<_dýZ[ýBWýB_ijW

Appears when you have
reached the end of your call
records.

HFJ

Appears when you review a
Caller ID record from some-
one who has called more
than one time from the same
number.

9Wbbý

BbWcýI_]k_[dj[

The call was forwarded from
a number set to forward all
calls.

EYkfWZeý

7Z[bWdj[

The call was forwarded from
a number set to forward a call
if the line is busy.

L?Fý7b[hjýEd

7b[hjWýL?FýEd

The VIP alert feature is on.

L?FýdejýI[j

L?Fýdeý7`kijWZe

Alerts you during reviewing
VIP calls that the mailbox has
no VIP number set.

MW_j_d]

;dý;if[hW

Appears when you press
STOP after you delete mes-
sages or Caller ID records.

Display

English/
Spanish

Description

Problem

Suggestion

The incoming
message is
incomplete.

Be sure the memory is not
full.

The incoming
message is
unclear.

Be sure

VOLUME

set to the desired sound
level.

The system
does not
answer after
two, four, or
seven rings.

Be sure the system is set to
answer calls.

The system
does not
respond to the
remote opera-
tion security
code.

Make sure the phone you
use to dial the system is a
touch-tone phone, or use a
pocket-tone dialer.

Re-enter your remote opera-
tion security code, pressing
each number for 2 seconds.

Make sure the remote opera-
tion security code you
entered is correct, or try
entering the default code of
000. The remote operation
security code might have
reset to the default code due
to a power failure or a weak
backup battery.

The display is
blank.

The backup battery is weak.
Replace the battery (see
“Installing a Backup Battery”
on Page 2).

Make sure AC power is prop-
erly connected (see “Con-
necting the System” on
Page 2).

The system dis-
plays and
receives Caller
ID records but
does not oper-
ate.

Make sure the AC power is
properly connected. If AC
power fails, the system can
receive Caller ID records but
cannot operate using backup
battery power.