Phone Number Editing; Entering The Edit Mode; Editing; Entering Special Characters - NEC D400 Manual

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Phone number editing

Your phone enables you to edit phone numbers in the following circumstances:

When a number is displayed whilst in standby

When a scratchpad number is displayed whilst in a call

During the storage of an own phone number

During the entry of a divert-to number

When short message destination number is displayed

When your short message service centre number is displayed

When a number is displayed whilst in any of the phonebooks (ADN or FDN)

When an idle screen or divert number is displayed (see above) the edit mode is already activated. With a stored number displayed (see

above), pressing and holding the

below) and then press the

key to send the new number.

In the editing mode, press the

delete the number to the left of the cursor, a long press will delete the entire number. When a number key is pressed, it will be inserted to the

left of the cursor.

Entering a + symbol (for international numbers, see page 9)

Before you can enter a + symbol in a number, the cursor must be at the beginning of a number. To enter a + symbol, press and hold down

the 0 key for about a second.

Entering a pause (for DTMF dialling)

If you want to enter a pause in a number, make sure the conditions in Entering a + symbol above do not apply first and then press and

hold the 0 key down for about a second.

Entering wildcards in a number (for 'wildcards' within FDN numbers)

If you wish to enter a wildcard in a number (signified by a ?), press and hold down the 0 key for much longer than a second.

key will cause the number to be displayed in the idle screen. Edit the number as required (see

key to move the cursor to the left and the

(idle screen number)

(divert number)

(stored number)

key to move it to the right. A short press of C will

Entering wildcard numbers in this way only

works under certain conditions, e.g. whilst

in the phonebook.

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