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3. When you have finished your conversation, press SPEAKER to hang up.
(Note: If you switched to the Handset, you can hang up by placing the
Handset back on the Base Unit or pressing TALK.)
Storing a Number
1. Remove the Handset and press MEM. (The TALK/BATT LOW LED lights.)
2. Enter the number (up to 16 digits) to be stored.
3. If you wishto entera delaybetweennumbers(foraccessinga switchboard, o r long
distanceservice),press
ROUP
at the point in the number sequence you wish
to pause. (Note: The RDUP button count~ as one digit.) Pressing ROUP
more than once will increase the length of the pause between numbers.
4. Press MEM and a two digit number (01-20) for the memory location.
NOTE:
Youhave20 seconds afterpressingMEM to enterthenumberyou
wish to store, and use two digits for the memory location. Otherwise,
an error tone willbe heard.
5. Write down the stored number and its memory location number on one of the
enclosed stickers.
Storing a Mixed Tone/Pulse Number with a Pulse Dial System
(Available on Australian Models Only)
If your phone is set up for Pulse Dialing, you can store a mixed mode number
(up to 16 digits) to easily access long distance services.
1. Press MEM. (The TALK/BATT
LOW LED lights.)
2. Enter the number to be stored in Pulse Mode.
3. Press TONE on the Handset. (Note: The TONE
buttoncountsas one digit.)
4. Enter
the number to be stored in Tone Mode.
5.
If you wish to enter a delay between numbers (for accessing a switchboard,
or long distance service), press RDL/P at the point in the number sequence
you wish to pause. (Note: The RDUP button counts as one digit.) Pressing
RDUP more than once will increase the length of the pause between numbers.
6.
Press MEM and a two digit number (01-20) for the memory location.
NOTE:
You have 20 seconds after pressing MEM to enter the number you
wish to store and use two digits for the memory location. Otherwise,
an error tone will be heard.
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