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4.4
Redialing
The redial feature automatically redials a previously dialed telephone number.
The latest 10 dialed telephone numbers are stored in the memory, and they are
numbered 0-9, 1 the latest dialed number and 0 the oldest dialed number. Each
time the redial feature is used the oldest dialed number stored in the memory is
erased. Like numbers are not stored.
Note: The handset records telephone numbers entered with the numeric keys.
Therefore, if you change the prefix dial code after making a telephone call,
the same telephone number cannot be redialed. For further information
about prefix dialing see page 4-6.
1. Confirm that the signal strength indicator is showing at least one vertical bar
and that the indication "Ready" is displayed.
2. Press the [REDIAL] key. The display should look something like the one
below. If there are no numbers stored only the message "No Data" appears.
1-9, 0 appears
3. Use the [ ] or [ ] key or numeric keys to select redial number.
Note: If you used the numeric keys to select a number omit step 4.
4. Press the [
R E D I A L
1
F U R U N O
D i a l : 0 0 3 0 0 8 1 7
9 8 6 3 1 1 3 1
C a l l : O F F H O O K
Note: * at the head of the tel. no. means prefix dial
number not used when dialing.
Redial display
] key to redial number selected.
4. HANDSET COMMUNICATIONS
Name appears in case of
abbreviated dialing number.
"No entry" appears otherwise.
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