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Calling stored numbers
The phone numbers in your personal phonebook can be located and then called using one of the following methods:
Scrolling or specific location
To scroll through you personal directory in alphabetical order or select a location, proceed as follows:
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Press and hold down the
*
MENU
Either use the
and
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When the required name and number is displayed, press the
Fastdialling
If the fastdial facility has been turned on (see page 34) up to the first 99 personal phonebook locations can be called as follows:
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Key in the required location number and press the
One touch dialling
If the one touch facility has been turned on (see page 35), the first nine locations in your personal directory can be called as follows:
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Press and hold down the number of the required location (1 to 9). The number at that location in your directory will be called.
Searching
To search for a phone number in your personal directory alphabetically, proceed as follows:
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Press the
key. The search screen is displayed.
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Enter up to the first 4 letters (using small or capital letters as appropriate) of the name associated with the phone number you
wish to call then press the
*
MENU
Use the
or
key to scroll up or down the list alphabetically if necessary.
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When the required name and number is displayed, press the
31
key until the first directory entry (sorted alphabetically) will be displayed.
down keys as appropriate to scroll through your directory or key in the location number.
key. The number will be called.
key. The number at that location will be called.
key. The first location with a name starting with the letter entered will be displayed.
key. The call will be made.
O
If the FDN function has been set to on (see
page 35), only numbers in the FDN
directory can be called.
O
To call numbers in the SDN directory,
press the
or
key until the SDN
directory is displayed and then use either
the scrolling or searching method to locate
and call the number.
O
If the entered letter is in lower case, hold
down the key until it becomes upper case
or vice versa as appropriate.
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