Ultratec Telephone CapTel User Manual

2-Line CapTel  
User Guide  
This information is provided as a supplement for CapTel users who  
wish to use 2-line capabilities. For more complete information about  
using your CapTel, please refer to the CapTel user manual.  
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CONGRATULATIONS  
Congratulations! Your CapTel phone is equipped for 2-line capabilities,  
which will allow you to receive captions on every call, at any time in the  
call. With 2-line CapTel enabled you can:  
• Receive captions on all incoming calls. (Your caller dials you  
directly, instead of placing the call through the captioning service.)  
• Turn captions on at any point during a conversation.  
• Give your callers one telephone number. (There is no separate  
captioning service number for callers to remember.)  
• Get full captioning for every type of call, including emergency calls  
and calls through relay.  
• Share a call without interrupting captions. (Others can pick up an  
extension line.)  
• Benefit from the call-waiting feature without interrupting captions.  
NOTE: Using CapTel in 2-line mode is optional, and requires a second  
analog telephone line. This CapTel phone also operates normally  
with just one telephone line, as described in the user manual. When  
operating with one telephone line, the above features do not apply.  
 
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HOW 2-LINE CAPTEL WORKS  
CAPTEL USER  
OTHER PARTY  
1
Talk to the other person  
and listen to her response.  
LINE 1  
LINE 2  
2
The CapTel automatically connects the call to  
the captioning service via the second line…  
3
…which transcribes it into text that appears  
on the CapTel display.  
REQUIREMENTS FOR 2-LINE CAPTEL  
Using 2-line CapTel requires two analog telephone lines in your home  
or office.  
• Two separate telephone lines, each with its own separate telephone  
number (not just an extension or one line that supports two numbers).  
• Both lines must be analog, the same type of telephone line that is  
used by a standard telephone.  
If you do not already have a second telephone line, arrangements for a  
second line should be made with your local telephone service provider. The  
second line can be very basic, no special features or services are needed  
(such as Caller-ID, long distance, or call-waiting). Charges may apply.  
NOTE: Digital telephone lines are not compatible with the CapTel  
phone and may damage the telephone. If you are installing the CapTel  
in an office setting, check with the telephone system administrator to  
ensure an analog port is available. A Digital Subscriber Line (DSL)  
may be used with an appropriate analog filter.  
 
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SETTING UP THE CAPTEL FOR 2-LINE USE  
Note: You must follow this procedure to turn on 2-line CapTel service.  
Simply plugging a second line into the CapTel phone will not activate  
2-line capabilities.  
There are two steps to setting up  
your CapTel. First, set it up in  
standard mode. Then, activate the  
2-line menu.  
Set up phone for 2 line  
1. Plug the AC adapter cord into the  
round power jack on the bottom of  
the CapTel.  
2. Plug the first telephone line cord  
into the jack marked with the wall-jack  
icon on the bottom of the CapTel  
(illustrated as Line 1).  
Note: This phone line should be  
the primary telephone number  
of your home/office, the phone  
number you would give to people  
to call you.  
3. Plug the second telephone line cord into the other telephone jack  
(no symbol) on the bottom of the CapTel.  
4. Plug the telephone line cords into the appropriate wall jacks and  
the AC adapter into an electrical outlet.  
 
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Activate 2-Line Menu  
1. With the handset hung up, press  
MENU  
the  
key until you see 2Line  
Mode?. Press the button next to  
ON to turn 2-line capabilities on.  
Press EXIT to leave the menu.  
Note: If 2Line Mode? does not appear in your CapTel menu, contact  
CapTel Customer Service.  
2. Attach the desktop/wall footplate, making sure the larger side is  
along the top edge of the CapTel. (For wall mount installation, refer  
to the CapTel user manual.)  
NOTE: If you are in an office setting, and your 1st line requires a number  
to reach an outside line, you will need to manually dial a dialing prefix  
(such as “9”) before placing your call. If your 2nd line also requires a  
dialing prefix to get an outside line, make sure you’ve entered one in  
the CapTel menu as well. See the CapTel user manual for details.  
You are now ready to begin making and receiving calls using the  
2-line capabilities.  
PLACING A CALL WITH CAPTIONS  
CAPTION  
1. Verify that the Caption feature is ON. The red light over the  
button should be lit. If the light is not on, turn on the feature by  
CAPTION  
pressing the  
button.  
2. Pick up the handset.  
3. You may begin speaking to the person as soon as you hear them  
answer, or when you see captions.  
NOTE: If you are in an office setting, and your 1st line requires a number  
to reach an outside line, you will need to manually dial a dialing prefix  
(such as “9”) before placing your call. If your 2nd line also requires a  
dialing prefix to get an outside line, make sure you’ve entered one in  
the CapTel menu as well. See the CapTel user manual for details.  
 
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ANSWERING A CALL WITH CAPTIONS  
1. When the CapTel rings, RING is displayed.  
2. Pick up the handset to answer.  
If the Caption Feature is ON  
If the caption feature is ON, the CapTel will automatically connect the call  
to the Captioning Service using line 2. After an initial delay of at least  
15 seconds, captions of everything the caller says will be displayed.  
NOTE: As you answer a call,  
there is a delay between the  
time you answer and the time  
that the captions begin, because  
it takes time for the phone to  
connect to the Captioning  
Service and initiate captions.  
The display will indicate when captions are ready. During this time,  
however, you and your caller will be able to hear each other, so you may  
begin your conversation if you can hear the caller clearly enough. (You  
may ask your caller to hold for a moment while captions are established  
or speak to the other party during this time.) Or, begin your conversation  
when you see a CapTel CA# appear on the display.  
If the Caption Feature is OFF  
If the caption feature is OFF, the call will not be captioned initially.  
CAPTION  
To receive captions of the call, simply press the  
button at any  
CAPTION  
point during the conversation. Verify that the red light above the  
button is lit.  
There will be an initial delay of at least 15 seconds as the phone connects  
to the Captioning Service. You may speak to the other party during this  
time. The display will indicate when the Captioning Service has connected.  
You will receive captions throughout the remainder of the call, or until  
CAPTION  
you turn the feature off by pressing the  
button again.  
 
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TURNING CAPTIONS ON/OFF DURING A CALL  
In 2-line mode, you can turn the caption feature on or off at any point  
CAPTION  
during your telephone conversations. Simply press the  
turn the feature ON or OFF. When the red light above the  
button to  
button is  
CAPTION  
lit, you will receive captions. When the light is off, the call will not be  
captioned.  
When you turn captions on in the middle of a call, there will be an initial  
delay of at least 15 seconds before captions begin as the phone connects  
to the Captioning Service.  
IMPORTANT: If an incoming call was dialed through the toll-free  
Captioning Service, you will receive captions but will not be able to turn  
captions off during the call.  
For more information about CapTel features and menu options, please  
refer to the CapTel user manual.  
USING CALL-WAITING  
With 2-line CapTel, you can use enhanced telephone features, such as  
call-waiting, that you may have purchased from your phone service.  
To use call-waiting during a call:  
1. Listen for a beep (or read TONES in the captions) during a conversation.  
It may indicate an incoming call.  
FLASH  
2. Press the  
button to switch to the second call (you will receive  
captions of this call as well).  
FLASH  
3. Press the  
button to return to the first call if appropriate.  
NOTE: If line 2 has a call-waiting option, you should enter a call-waiting  
block prefix in the CapTel menu. This will prevent an interruption of  
captions. You will still receive call-waiting on line 1, the line that  
carries your conversation. Please refer to the CapTel user manual for  
instructions on blocking call-waiting.  
 
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DIALING 9-1-1 WITH 2-LINE CAPTEL  
With 2-line CapTel, calls to 9-1-1 are handled exactly the same as if  
you’d called from any other type of phone, plus you get captions of the  
call. Emergency services will be able to locate you and send help based  
on the location from which you place the call. To dial 9-1-1:  
1. Pick up the handset and dial 9-1-1. Your call will be directly  
connected to the local emergency center for your area.  
CAPTION  
2. Make sure the light above the  
button is on. If not, press the  
CAPTION  
button to turn the captions ON. You will receive captions of  
everything the 9-1-1 call-taker says.  
3. When 9-1-1 answers, state your emergency.  
If you turn captions on in the middle of a call to 9-1-1, there will be  
an initial delay between the time 9-1-1 answers and the time that captions  
begin as the CapTel phone connects to the Captioning Service. During  
that time, the 9-1-1 call-taker will be able to hear everything you say.  
State your emergency. If necessary, tell the 9-1-1 call-taker you are  
reading captions.  
NOTE: The process for calling 9-1-1 is different when using 1-line  
CapTel, which automatically converts 9-1-1 calls to Voice Carry Over  
(VCO). Please refer to your CapTel user manual if you need more  
information about how 1-line calls to emergency services are different  
than 2-line calls.  
 
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DIALING 7-1-1 WITH 2-LINE CAPTEL  
With 2-line CapTel, calls placed through a traditional relay service are  
handled the same way as if you’d called from any other type of phone,  
plus you get captions of everything the other party says. To call a  
TTY/VCO user through relay:  
1. Pick up the handset and dial 7-1-1.  
2. Give the relay CA the phone number of the person you’d like to call.  
3. Watch the display screen for instructions and captions of the TTY  
user’s responses via the relay CA.  
NOTE: The process for calling 7-1-1 is different when using 1-line  
CapTel, which automatically converts 7-1-1 calls to Voice Carry Over  
(VCO). Please refer to your user manual if you need more information  
about how 1-line calls through relay are different than 2-line calls.  
 
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TIPS & HINTS  
1. As you answer an incoming call, there will be an initial delay of at  
least 15 seconds between the time you answer and the time that the  
captions start. This is because it takes time to connect to the Captioning  
Service, which provides captions throughout the call. If you can hear  
the caller clearly, simply answer as you would normally with any  
other call. Or, you may want to ask the caller to hold for a moment  
until the CA# appears, indicating a captionist is online.  
2. Be sure that the second CapTel line is not in use when you place or  
answer a call. If, for example, you share the second line with a fax  
machine or with other family members/coworkers, make sure that  
the line is free before using the CapTel. Otherwise, your CapTel  
phone will not be able to establish captions via the second phone line.  
3. Be sure that if you have call-waiting on line 2, you have programmed  
a call-waiting block prefix in the CapTel menu. Otherwise, incoming  
calls to line 2 may interrupt the captions. The programmed call-waiting  
block will be applied to line 2, which connects with the Captioning  
Service. Please refer to the CapTel user manual for instructions on  
blocking call-waiting.  
In 2-line mode, you can still use the call-waiting feature on line 1  
(the line that carries your conversation) even when you have  
programmed a call-waiting block in the CapTel menu.  
4. If you are not receiving captions:  
• Check that both telephone lines are installed correctly, working,  
and available for use. The primary line must be in the jack marked  
with the wall-jack icon (Line 1) on the bottom of the CapTel  
phone (see Setting Up the CapTel for 2-Line Use on page 5).  
• If in an office setting, check that the dialing prefix is correct.  
• If in an office setting, make sure line 2 properly supports  
800 numbers.  
5. If someone calls you but your phone doesn’t ring, check to make  
sure the primary line they are calling is plugged into the jack with  
the wall-jack icon (Line 1) on the bottom of the CapTel phone  
(see Setting Up the CapTel for 2-Line Use on page 5).  
For more Tips & Hints about calling, please refer to the CapTel  
user manual.  
 
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