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When you are away, you call your number and waiting for the welcome message (your message). When the machine invites you to leave a message you enter your secret code, the one you entered when you configured the machine. (Usually there is default, but since you don't have a manual there is no point guessing (although 123 may do the trick). Some older phones have a code sticker on the underside of phone.)
When the code is recognized the machine starts giving instructions press (number) to (do something).
Go to the base unit.
scroll to the answering machine option.
Under there is a setting for your security key.
you can read what's there, or change it to your own two digit code.
when you call in, during the message, enter that two digit code and it'll go into messages. There's a "toll saver" mode so that the machine answers after two rings instead of 4, so that if you call and it rings 3 times, you know there's no new messages.
Manual: http://www.uniden.com/pdf/DCT648-2om.pdf
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1Press (SET/REC). 2Press (ANSWER ON/OFF).
A voice guide will say: “Pleaseset the security code.To select, pressthe SKIP or REPEAT button.To enter,press the SET button”.
3Set a two-digit number between 00 and 99 bypressing (SKIP/QUICK) or (REPEAT/SLOW).Press (SKIP/QUICK) to increase a number, or (REPEAT/SLOW) to decrease.
Each time you press (SKIP/QUICK)or (REPEAT/SLOW), the answering machine announces a number.
4Press (SET/REC).The remote ID code (security code) is set,and you hear a long confirmation beep.
To change the remote ID code(security code), Enter a new remote ID code (security code).The new code will replace the old one.
Note:If a powerinterruption occurs, the remote ID code will not be erased.
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Since you neglected to specify the model of your Uniden DECT 6.0 system I can only suggest you select it from the list beginning here to download a copy of the manual.
My login didn't get accepted with the above solution. I want to edit that this solution works for my older 2.4GHz base units (models DCT-748 and DCT-7488) - both are about 3 yrs old.
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