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Dialer Instructions Aaron builds two types of dialers. Instructions for the Aaron Hot Dialer are shown below and Instructions for the 0-dialer are further down on this page Directions for Programming the Aaron Hot Dialer The Programmable Hot Dialer will pulse dial up to 200 digits automatically when the phone is taken off hook. YOU program the digits that you would like dialed. YOU can change the number to be dialed at any time using your four digit personal code. Normal Operation When the phone attached to the HOT DIALER is taken off hook the HOT DIALER will wait for two seconds to see if programming is attempted. If no digits are dialed the HOT DIALER will automatically dial the programmed number. To Program The Number Which Your HOT DIALER Will Dial Within two seconds of taking the phone off hook, dial 10+ your four digit personal code, wait for a dial tone, and then dial 1121. You will hear a confirmation tone and a new dial tone. Hang up. The old number is now erased. To enter the new number, take the phone off hook again and within two seconds of taking the phone off hook, dial 10+ your four digit personal code, wait for a dial tone, dial 1134, and again wait for a dial tone. Now enter the digits that you would like dialed when the phone is taken off hook. That is it! If you wait more than two seconds the HOT DIALER will dial the number and ignore any attempts at programming. If there is no number programmed then the HOT DIALER will not dial a number but will still ignore programming attempts after the two-second timeout. To Change Your Personal Code: Within two seconds of taking the phone off hook, dial 10 + 2222, wait for a dial tone, dial 1140 and again wait for a dial tone, enter XXXX (your new four digit personal code), you will hear a single beep, then hang up. The * and # keys may be used in your personal code. If you again want to change your personal code use the above instructions but substituting your old personal code for 2222 above. We strongly recommend that you WRITE DOWN your new code and place it where you can find it in the event that you forget your code. There is no way to recover from a lost personal code except to return the HOT DIALER to the factory for a complete factory reset.
The TCR 0 dialer does the zero dial function as well as duplicating the standard TCR functions. In-other-words a zero dialer also is a standard TCR. The Zero Dialer works the same as the TCR except when a 0 is dialed as the first digit of a dialing string the phone comes off hook then: a) The TCR will hang up the line to cancel the 0 from the central office. b) Then the TCR will connect to the line and automatically pulse dial the number stored by the user. The number is stored by using the To Program Your TCR To Permit Certain Long Distance Calls WITHOUT Your Personal Code function, programming number 1134. The first number that you program into this memory will be the number dialed in place of a 0. If you are not sure that the first location is empty, use function number 1121 to clear the memory, then use 1134 to program the first number.
To Change your Personal Code: Dial 10+2222 (factory preset personal code). Wait for a dial tone. Dial 1040 and wait for a dial tone. Enter XXXX (your new personal code). You will hear a single beep, then hang up. If there is a number you dial that begins with 10 be sure your new personal code is not the same as the first four digits of that number. We strongly recommend that you WRITE DOWN your new personal code and place it where you can find it if you happen to forget the code. There is no way to recover from a lost personal code except to return your TCR to the factory for a complete reset. To Bypass the Restrictions: Dial 10+ your personal code. Wait for a dial tone. Dial any number without restriction except those that begin with 10. To dial a number that begins with10 see the next step. To Bypass the Restrictions for a Number Beginning with 10: Dial 10+ your personal code. Wait for a dial tone. Dial 1093 and wait for a dial tone. You may now dial any local or long distance number or any sequence of digits you may need for telephone pagers, telephone bank transactions or the like. When you hang up full restrictions will be automatically restored. To Temporarily Permit All Outgoing Calls: Dial 10+ your personal code. Wait for a dial tone. Dial 1057 and you will hear a single beep. Wait for a dial tone, then hang up. The telephone may now be dialed without restriction To Re-establish Restrictions and Programming: Dial 10+ your personal code. Wait for a dial tone. Dial 1062 and you will hear a single beep. Wait for a dial tone, then hang up. All call restrictions and previous programming are restored. To Program Your TCR to Permit Certain Long Distance Calls: Dial 10+ your personal code. Wait for a dial tone. Dial 1034 and wait for a dial tone. Enter any toll number as you would normally dial it followed by the # key. If you dont have a # key simply wait four seconds and your number will be accepted. A single beep will confirm that the number has been accepted into memory. You may permit all numbers in an area code or prefix by entering a 1 (if required) plus the area code or prefix or an area code and prefix to be allowed. Enter the # sign (or wait four seconds) after you enter the area code or area code and prefix. A single beep will confirm your entry. It is not necessary to enter your personal code for each number you wish to allow. After each entry you will hear a single beep. Wait for a new dial tone and enter the next number to be allowed. When you have entered all the number you wish to allow simply hang up. When the memory is full you will hear two beeps instead of a single one. No more numbers may then be entered. To Change the Digit Limit Restriction: Dial 10+ your personal code. Wait for a dial tone. Dial 1076 and wait for a dial tone. Enter a two digit number (00 through 99). You must dial in two digits, you would enter a digit limit of 7 as 07. This will be the number of digits that may be dialed without restriction if the first digits are not 0 or 1. The factory default is 7 digits. If you enter 00 no outgoing calls will be allowed. If you enter 99 there will be no digit limit. To Set the Optional Call Timer: Dial 10+ your personal code. Wait for a dial tone. Dial 1089 and wait for a dial tone. Enter in a two digit number (00 through 99). This will be the number of minutes that any call may last. If you enter 00 the call timer will be disabled. The call time effects any outgoing or incoming call even if the number is in the memory of allowed phone numbers. The call timer will beep once at 30 seconds remaining and beep twice at 15 seconds remaining. At 0 seconds the call will be cut off. To override the timer for a single call, wait 40 seconds after dialing or answering your call and enter your personal code. To Clear the TCR Memory of Allowed Number and Restore Factory Defaults: Dial 10+ your personal code. Wait for a dial tone. Dial 1021. You will hear a single beep. Wait for a dial tone and hang up. The memory is cleared of all programmed numbers and all factory defaults are reset except your personal code. Digit limit is 7, Call Timer is off, Restrictions are on. The TCR Toll Call Restrictor prevents phone calls that begin with the number 0 or 1 and the prefix 976, the information number 411, and any phone number with more than seven digits. The only exceptions are phone numbers specifically allowed by you using the programming method described below. You may also change the digit limit. The TCR always allows dialing 911. You may override the restrictions with your four digit personal code. |
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