Telephone Memory; At The Handset; Storing Memory Numbers - AT&T 7630 User Manual

This cordless answering system can store 20 different phone numbers that you dial
by pressing p and two of the number buttons. The cordless answering
system can also store a telephone number that you dial by pressing only M.

Storing Memory Numbers

1 Make sure the handset is off.
Press p.
2
3 Enter the phone number (up to 16 digits).
Press p.
4
5 Press two number buttons (01 to 20) for the memory location where the
number is to be stored
—OR—
Press M.
6 You will hear a three-part tone that confirms the number was stored
properly. If you hear a long buzzing tone, or nothing at all, press
P, then follow the step above to store the number again.
For example, to store 555-1212 in memory location 9, press p,
then press 5 5 5 1 2 1 2, p, 0 9.
NOTE: You may choose to store emergency numbers in memory locations. The
manufacturer assumes no responsibility for customer reliance upon this feature.
Storing a Pause in a Memory Number
If this phone is connected to a switchboard, you might have to dial an access num-
ber (usually 9) to get an outside line. You can store the access number and a pause
in the dialing sequence; the pause allows the switchboard enough time to get an
outside line dial tone.
When storing a number in memory, press and hold down the number button that
comes before the pause until you hear the second beep. This inserts a 1.5-second
pause after that digit. If you hold the number button down longer, you will hear
more beeps as additional pauses are stored.
NOTE: Each pause you store is counted as a digit. You can store up to 16 digits in
each memory location.
For example, to store 9, PAUSE, 555-1212 in memory location 3, press p,
then hold down 9 until you hear a second beep. Then press 5 5 5 1 2 1 2,
p, 0 3.
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