• Hold the phone mouthpiece to the Mac speaker and dial. If the speaker level is too low, either an external amplified speaker or the “Hyper Dialer™” from your local computer store should work. Try level 7 initially.
• Try the 2:1 tone spacing first. The other tone spacing puts a longer gap, which may be required for some phone systems, between the tones.
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• Dials a 7 digit number in less than 2 seconds then gets off the line, so pick up the phone as you dial from Address Book or the line will drop.
• If you see “Error” when dialing with a modem, the selected “Setup String” is not suitable for your modem. Use the arrow to try other strings, or check your modem manual and enter the “Factory Settings” string.
• If the modem stays on line too long, you may not be able to speak to your party or the modem may put its carrier on line in response to the voice reply. To avoid this, set the modem to hang up after one ring.
• Auto Redial applies only to modem dialing and relies on the modem returning “BUSY”. After dialing a number once, if BUSY is not returned after the previous time interval, Address Book assumes that the number is ringing and will beep.
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• With “Auto Log” checked, the date, time, number, and name are written to the log file automatically as a number is dialed. Not checked, you will be given the option to log or cancel. To log the time, press the s key or click on “(S)top & log”.
