Scratch Pad; Dtmf Signalling; The Phone Book Menu - Ericsson GH337 User Manual

When all 10 memory positions are occupied, the number
stored in memory position 9 will be lost when a new call is
ended.
A phone number will, however, not be stored twice in the
memory. If a number which is already present in the
memory is called, the ''old'' number will be deleted.

Scratch Pad

As described in chapter 4. Basic Operation, you can use
the display as a scratch pad to enter a phone number when
a call is in progress.
The phone number remains in the display after you have
ended the call. The number will, however, also be stored in
position 1 of the dialling memory.

DTMF Signalling

As described in chapter 4. Basic Operation, you can use
keys 0 -- 9, and # to send DTMF tones when a call is in
*
progress.
The characters entered remain in the display after you have
ended the call.
The are characters also stored in position 1 of the dialling
memory. To avoid storing the characters, erase them using
the CLR key before you end the call.
A hint
If you often need to send a code (a sequence of
characters), it could be advantageous to store the code in
the memory on the SIM.

The Phone Book Menu

The Phone Book menu includes the
MENU
following functions which can be reached
with the scroll keys Right Arrow and
<Phone book>
Left Arrow:
Name Recall lets you recall a phone
PHONE BOOK
Name
number using the name stored with the
< recall >
number.
Position Recall lets you recall a phone
PHONE BOOK
Position
number using the number of the memory
< recall >
position.
Store lets you store a phone number and
PHONE BOOK
an accompanying name.
< Store >
Erase lets you erase a phone number
PHONE BOOK
and name.
< Erase >
PHONE BOOK Last call lets you recall the last 10
phone numbers called from the dialling
<Last call >
memory. You can also turn the dialling
memory off, thus erasing the numbers
stored.