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                   Complete Answering Machine
                 Instructions for Using a Beeper
                                
                                

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Neither The Complete PC nor any of it's employees assume any
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following information nor can the Complete PC technical support
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These are general instructions on how to access your beeper from
the Complete Answering Machine (CAM).  These instructions give
you the parameters that you must set up in CAM to use it with
your beeper.

First verify that Message Forwarding is enabled.  From the PC,
run the CAM program.  Go into your default mailbox, and select F7
(System Configuration).  Hit F3 (Feature Control) and set Message
Forwarding to Yes.

Setup Message Forwarding for the desired mailbox.  Go into the
mailbox you wish to have page you and select F4 (Personal
Options) and then F4 again (Message Forwarding Mode) and verify
that the following are set:

Forward Messages?               Y
Phone Number                    (See Below)
# of retries                    1
Interval                        10  (10 is the default.  Actual
                                value is unimportant as the
                                mailbox will be set up for only
                                one attempt to the beeper.

In the Telephone Number field, enter the number you dial to
access your pager, followed by a number of semicolons (;), the
number you would like displayed on your pager, and ended with an
exclaimation point (!).

Example:  555-1234;;;;;;226!

When a message is left, CAM will dial the number (555-1234), then
pause for the time specified by the semicolons.  This gives your
pager company time to answer the phone and make it's beeps.  CAM
then dials the last digits (226) to be displayed on your pager
and hangs up (!).

The key to making this feature work is in the timing of your
telephone system, pager, and the CAM's dialing.  Most pager
systems need between 4 and 6 semicolons to delay long enough for
the subsequent tones to be played.

Important
You may need to adjust the length of the pause represented by the
semicolon, depending on the delay needed for your pager.  The
semicolon is equivelent to the "Wait for Outside Line" parameter
which you will find on the Telephone System Information screen
accessed through the INSTALL program on the hard drive.