User's Manual

User’s Guide for QCP 860, QCP 1960, and QCP 2760 Phones 33
■ No Roaming prevents you from
making or receiving calls outside
your service area.
■ The QCP 860 phone has two
other options, A Side and B Side.
They refer to the two cellular
blocks. By selecting one block,
you prevent your phone from
operating on the other block.
8-2 Set NAM sets your Number
Assignment Module (NAM)
correctly for your current area if
you have phone accounts with
multiple service providers. For
instance, if you travel frequently
between two cities, you might have
a phone account set up in each city.
When you are in City A, use this
menu item to change to your City
A account. If you do not have a
NAM in City A, then all your
phone calls would be roaming calls
and would incur higher charges.
8-3 Auto NAM allows the phone to
switch to one of the programmed
NAMs when it detects the
appropriate network signal. Leave
the setting at “off” unless you have
accounts with more than one
service provider.
8-4 Data/Fax determines whether the
phone can receive both voice and
data calls, or just data calls.
■ The off setting allows both if your
phone network can distinguish
between voice and data.
■ Fax for next call forces the next
call into fax mode.
■ Data for next call forces the next
call into data mode. The “next
call” modes automatically reset to
off after a fax or data call is
received or after 10 minutes if a
call is not received in that time.
■ Fax until power OFF forces the
phone into fax mode.