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PLACING A CALL
Calling numbers previously placed and received, and
referring to dial memo
Your phone automatically remembers the phone numbers to which you dialed or
which is from callers whose phones are set to notifying the other party. You can
confirm and display the numbers remembered, and call these numbers. You can
also register these numbers in phone book (page 44).
Contents of memory
Redial (Dial log)
Remembers the numbers of your last 10 calls (maximum of 22 digits). It will not
remember the same numbers repeatedly.
Call memory
Call back memory (Log of answer to incoming calls)
Remembers the numbers (maximum of 22 digits) which are from callers whose
phones are set to notifying the other party. It will not remember the same
numbers repeatedly. Including call memory, it can remember a maximum of
10 numbers.
Call memory (Log of incoming calls during absence)
When you could not answer the calls which is from the callers whose phones
are set to notifying the other party, it can remember the number (maximum of
22 digits) of the caller. It will not remember the same numbers repeatedly
(excluding direct mail). Including call back memory, it can remember a maximum
of 10 numbers.
Dial memo
You can take a memo for 2 phone numbers (maximum 22 digits) during a call.
See page 31 for how to take memos.
MEMO
• The redial, call memory, call back memory and dial memo data may be lost if the
battery pack is removed.
• The call memory function may not be supported in some regions.
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