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Your new Telstra Priority Assist Phone
has several important features to keep
you connected in case of an emergency.
• Emergency back-up via Telstra's 3G & 4G network so you can
continue to make calls in case of a service outage.
• Up to 8 hours battery back-up in case of a mains power outage.
• 9 programmable speed dial keys so you can easily reach important
contacts with one button press (see page 11 for details).
• An Emergency Contacts card for quick reference to your important
contacts and speed dial numbers.
Need support?
Call 13 22 00 or visit telstra.com if you need more assistance
to set up your Priority Assist Phone.
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Do you have a question about the Priority Assist Phone and is the answer not in the manual?
Questions and answers
How do you use the speed dial to make a call
To use speed dial on the Telstra Priority Assist Phone:
1. Press the Menu button from the Home screen.
2. Use the Down arrow button to scroll to Speed dials and select it.
3. If a speed dial number is already saved, scroll to find an empty slot.
4. Select Add, then enter the desired number using the alphanumeric buttons.
5. Save the number. You will hear a beep and see Saved on the screen.
6. To dial a saved speed dial number, press the corresponding speed dial key.
This answer is automatically generated
How do I remove the kept messages
how do I turn off the answering service or extend the ring
priority assist phone, how to change number of rings before going to voicemail, and how to access mail box