Sony SVR-2000 Setup Guide - Page 56

My SVR Recorder isn, t making the, setup phone calls., Dial In Numbers, Phone Connection - modem

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Symptom My SVR Recorder isn't making the setup phone calls. 56 Troubleshooting Solution • Do not use a wireless phone connection. • Verify that your phone line is working by connecting a phone to the phone cord and checking for a dial tone. Make sure the phone cord is connected to the SVR Recorder and the wall jack. • Try another local dial-in number from the Dial In Numbers screen. For information on how to change the local dial-in number and other phone dialing options, refer to the TiVo Viewer's Guide. • You may need to change your phone dialing options from the default. After making changes, make a test call (choose "Make Test Call" from the Phone Connection screen). • If you have voice mail or other non-standard dial tone, turn off "dial tone detection". • If you have call waiting, disable it by entering the correct prefix in "Call Waiting Prefix" (usually "*70,"). • If you use a dial prefix for outside lines, set "Dial Prefix" (for example, "9,"). • Your phone line may have low voltage. Try turning off "phone availability detection". • If you have a caller ID box, try removing it from the line since some models interfere with the SVR Recorder modem's ability to make a call. • If you have a fax machine or computer modem connected to the same line, make sure they are not using the line. • It could be that you have too much line noise to make a connection. The SVR Recorder ships with a 50' phone cord. Try a shorter cord, or you can buy a line noise filter at your local electronics store. • If the recorder repeatedly reports a busy signal trying to connect, try choosing a different local dial-in number, or try making the call during off-peak hours.

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Troubleshooting
Symptom
Solution
My SVR Recorder isn
t making the
setup phone calls.
Do not use a wireless phone connection.
Verify that your phone line is working by connecting a phone to the phone cord and
checking for a dial tone. Make sure the phone cord is connected to the
SVR Recorder and the wall jack.
Try another local dial-in number from the
Dial In Numbers
screen. For
information on how to change the local dial-in number and other phone dialing
options, refer to the TiVo Viewer
s Guide.
You may need to change your phone dialing options from the default. After making
changes, make a test call (choose
Make Test Call
from the
Phone Connection
screen).
If you have voice mail or other non-standard dial tone, turn off
dial tone
detection
.
If you have call waiting, disable it by entering the correct prefix in
Call Waiting
Prefix
(usually
*70,
).
If you use a dial prefix for outside lines, set
Dial Prefix
(for example,
9,
).
Your phone line may have low voltage. Try turning off
phone availability
detection
.
If you have a caller ID box, try removing it from the line since some models
interfere with the SVR Recorder modem
s ability to make a call.
If you have a fax machine or computer modem connected to the same line, make
sure they are not using the line.
It could be that you have too much line noise to make a connection. The
SVR Recorder ships with a 50' phone cord. Try a shorter cord, or you can buy a line
noise filter at your local electronics store.
If the recorder repeatedly reports a busy signal trying to connect, try choosing a
different local dial-in number, or try making the call during off-peak hours.