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Displaying Saved Number Redial or Last Number Redial -
If the DISPLAY key is pressed, followed by either the SAVED NUMBER
REDIAL key or LAST NUMBER REDIAL key, the LCD will show the
telephone number currently stored in memory for that location. The only
case where the telephone number would not be displayed is if the stored
number had been originally speed-dialed using a number with SECURE
NUMBER DISPLAY enabled. The stored number will be displayed until
the DISPLAY key is pressed again. If a telephone number is not
programmed in the Saved Number Redial location, the LCD will be blank.
Displaying Speed Dial Numbers -
If the DISPLAY key is pressed, followed by the SPEED key, the LCD will
prompt the user to press the key that they would like to view. When the
user presses one of the 20 programmable keys, the Speed Call Number that
is stored in that location will be displayed. The only case where the stored
number would not be displayed, is if the Speed Number had been entered
using the SECURE NUMBER DISPLAY feature.
Displaying Messages Waiting -
For details on the use of the DISPLAY key with the Message Waiting
feature, refer to MESSAGE WAITING DISPLAY in this Section.
FEATURE KEY
This key is reserved for future applications.
HOLD DISPLAY
The LCD will display the station-OR the first line that was put on hold at a
Set, following the word HOLD on the bottom row of the display. If the call
on hold is an external C.O. line, the display will show the duration of the
call on hold in the upper right comer.
When the call is taken off hold, the re-connected line or station number, will
move to the upper row of the display. If the call is not taken off hold before
the preprogrammed Hold Recall Time expires, the user will hear four short
bursts of tone and the Panther II Display Set will display the Hold Recall
Reminder. See HOLD RECALL DISPLAY in this Section.
HOLD RECALL DISPLAY
If a call is not taken off hold before the preprogrammed Hold Recall Time
expires, the user will hear four short bursts of tone and the Panther II
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