Command-Key Functions In Scrolling-Recall And Setup Modes; Scrolling-Recall Mode - Test-Um Lil' Buttie Ranger User Manual

Lil' Buttie RANGER
4.6.2 Command-Key Functions In
Scrolling-Recall and Setup Modes
In SETUP and Scrolling-Recall modes, the labels in
the blue area above the command keys describe their
functions. (The abbreviations in parentheses in the
paragraphs below are the actual labels on the keys
themselves.)
• Use the Select (Flsh) key to select the line that
the ">" cursor symbol points at in setup mode to
select the currently displayed number for dialing
in scrolling-recall mode, or to finish the entry of
a stored phone number or name and return to
the number selection screen.
• Use the FCN ←↑ (Tone) key combination to
scroll (move the cursor) up or left.
• Use the FCN ↓→ (Pau) key combination to scroll
(move the cursor) right or down.
• Use the Menu (Rcl) key to go back one menu
screen or to return to normal TALK mode from
the first menu screen,
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4.7 Scrolling-Recall Mode

To get into scrolling-recall mode from normal operation,
press Recall followed by either Tone or Pause. When
you place the Ranger in this mode, it will display the
number of the starting storage slot, and either the name
entry associated with that slot (if one has been entered),
the stored phone number, or the word "empty". The
starting slot depends on which button you pressed to
get into scrolling-recall mode: It will be slot 1 on the left
if you pressed Pause [↓→] or slot 8 on the right if you
pressed Tone [←↑].
The Ranger's command keys now take on their scrolling-
recall-mode functions/identities (see Section 4.6.2):
You can review all stored phone numbers by pressing
the ←↑ or ↓→ scroll keys to move left or right in the list
respectively. (Pressing ←↑ at slot 1 or ↓→ at slot 9 will
cause the Ranger to "wrap" to the other end of the list.)
Press Select (Flsh) to dial the currently displayed number,
or press Menu (Rcl) to escape back to normal operation.
Note: slot 9 is permanently pre-programmed to store
the number of Technical Support at the Test-Um factory
(805-383-1500.)
CHAPTER 4: Operation
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