Telephone Memory; Storing Numbers In Memory; Storing A Pause In A Memory Number - AT&T 9355 User Manual

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TELEPHONE MEMORY

You can store up to 10 telephone numbers and names in memory. Your
messages and announcements will be saved in the event of a power failure,
but you may need to reset the clock (see FEATURE SETUP). The telephone
memory works with the Memory Match, Caller Specific Outgoing
Announcement,Talking Caller ID and Priority Ring features. When you
receive a call from a number you've stored in memory, the screen displays
the name information as you've stored it, not as the service sends it (for
example,"MOM AND DAD"). If you've stored certain numbers or call types,
the phone will play caller specific announcements. (For more information,
see "Caller Specific Outgoing Announcements" and "Talking Caller ID" on
pages 14–17.) Additionally, the phone alerts you to calls from priority
numbers you've stored in memory with a special Priority Ring.

Storing Numbers in Memory

1 Make sure the
2
Press U.
3 Use the softkey to select DIR.
4 Use the softkey to select ADD.
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Enter the number you want to store (up to 24 digits)
— OR —
Select REDIAL to store the last number dialed.
6 Select DONE.
7
Follow the directions below to store a name
— OR —
Select DONE if you don't want to store a name.
8 Enter a memory location from 0–9.
Select DONE.
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Storing a Pause in a Memory Number

While storing a memory number (see "Storing Numbers in Memory") use the
softkey to select PAUSE where you want dialing to pause for two seconds.
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