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Dialing

a

Number Stored in Memory While

On-hook

1

.

Press

the

dial

button.

2

.

To

se

l

e

c

t

a

m

e

mo

r

y

,

press any number key

(

0

-

9

,

A, B,

C

)

.

T

h

e

number in

that memory

location displays.

N

O

TE

:

Y

o

u may select a different memory location by p

r

ess

i

n

g

review



or



buttons

to

scroll through

the

memories

or

press

a

number key (0-9,

A, B,

C).

3

.

Press

the

speaker

bu

tt

o

n

,

or pick up the handset to dial the displayed

number

.

Dialing

a

Number Stored in

Memory

1

.

Lift the

handset

,

or

press

the

speaker

button.

2

.

Press

the

dial

button then

press

a memory

location

button.

Cascade

Dialing

This process allows

you to dial a

succession

of

stored numbers

from separate

memory

loc

a

t

io

n

s

.

This

is useful when you must dial

several sequences

of

numbers,

such as with frequent calls via a

telephone

company long distance

pr

ovider

.

For

example

Memory

location

Local access number

of

long distance

company

6

Authorization code

(ID)

7

Long distance phone

number

8

1

.

Pick

up the

handset

or

press

speak

er

.

2

.

Press

dia

l

button, then

press number

“6” for the memory location.

3

.

Press

dial

button, then

press number

“7” for the memory location.

4

.

Press

dial

button, then

press number

“8” for the memory location.

5

.

The number dials

automatically.

Storing

a

Pause in

Memory

The

redial button has dual functionality and

becomes

a

pause

button when

the

store

button is

pressed

first

.

i

t

i

s

v

a

li

d

o

n

l

y

when

st

o

r

i

ng

a number into

memory locations.

Use

the r

ed

i

a

l

/

p

a

u

s

e

button to insert a

pause

when a delay is

needed

in an

automatic dialing

s

e

qu

e

n

c

e

.

For e

x

a

m

p

l

e

,

when you must dial a 9 to get an

outside line

or

when

you

enter codes

to

access

your long

distance

company.

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