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button functions. If you link a speed dial button to a locked Directory item, you must unlock that
Directory item before you can change the link.
• Using the Directory
After you've entered items in the Directory, you can scroll through the Directory and select an
item to dial. This saves time in looking up telephone listings, and trying to remember long-
distance numbers.
To dial a Directory item:
1. Press Directory, then
2. Press Dial to call the displayed number.
T he Directory is sorted with numbers and non-alphabetical characters first, then
TIP:
upper-case letters, then lower-case letters. To find a Directory item, you can press the
numbered button corresponding to the first letter in the name, then press
the item.
• Using the Dialed List
The Dialed list records the last 15 outgoing calls. Each record includes the name or number, and
the time, date, and length of the call. The most recent call is displayed first. If several calls were
made, one after the other, to the same number, only the last call appears in the Dialed list. Use
the Dialed list to find a previously-called number. Press Dial to call the displayed number.
To display the Dialed list:
1. Press Dial to display the most recently dialed number.
2. Press
to display earlier calls.
3. Hold
down to see time, date, and length of a call.
4. Press Cancel to exit.
• Using the Callers List
The Callers list records the last 25 incoming calls. Each record includes the time, date, and length
of the call. The Callers list also records the time and date of missed calls. With Gateway Caller
ID, the name or number of the caller is displayed. The most recent call is displayed first. If you
missed several calls from the same caller, the time and date of the most recent call and the
number of missed calls are displayed. If you answered several calls from the same caller, each
call is a separate record.
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