To Correct An Error; To Store Numbers In Memory; To Dial A Stored Number - AT&T 7500 User Manual

CHAPTER 3: FRONT PANEL FEATURE ACCESS

To Correct an Error

If while dialing or storing a number you make an error, press [
appears; then press [
ENTER/YES
press [ ] until the cursor is under the erroneous digit. Press [
ENTER/YES
correct digit appears; then press [

To Store Numbers in Memory

[ STORE NUMBER? ] is an item in the Call Control menu. The 7500 allows you to store up to three
15-digit telephone numbers (labeled m1, m2, and m3).
When you first enter the [ Store Number? ] menu, the system displays [ M1: ] and the stored number, if
any. Press [ ] to see m2, m3, and Exit. If the number is longer than 13 digits, the label (m1,
NEXT/NO
m2, or m3) will not be displayed. Press [
The procedure for entering numbers to be stored is similar to dialing an unstored number. To enter
(or change) a number, press [
continue this process until all digits are entered. The final selection should be E for exit.
To cancel the procedure at any point, press [

To Dial a Stored Number

In this example, the first number that has been stored (5551212) is dialed.
1. Starting from your (Home) display, press
[ ] two times.
NEXT/NO
2. Press [
].
ENTER/YES
3. Press [
ENTER/YES
stored number.
4 . To dial this number, press [
again,
OR
press [ ] until the desired stored
NEXT/NO
number is displayed and then press
[ ].
ENTER/YES
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]. This places the cursor back in the first position of the display. Then
].
ENTER/YES
ENTER/YES
] or [ ] until the correct digit appears; press [
NEXT/NO BACK
] to display the first
]
ENTER/YES
NEXT/NO
NEXT/NO
] to move to the next position.
] and [ ] to return (Home).
NEXT/NO BACK
[ CALL CONTROL ? ]
displayed.
[ DIAL ? ]
displayed.
[ DIAL:5551212? ]
displayed.
This number is dialed,
OR
displayed number is dialed.
Then the display returns to (Home).
] or [ ] until a blank
BACK
] or [ ] until the
BACK
], then
ENTER/YES