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charge number, or any other sequence of
numbers
that you
need
frequently when you are in a call
to
an automated phone
system.
To send the
code,
just touch the Code
button.
ln-Call Screen
The ln-Call screen appears when you place a
call.
(You
place
a call by entering the phone number
and
touching the Send
button.)
When you want
to
hang-up,
touch the End
key
to end the
call.
To
adjust the speaker volume during a call,
use the
volume adjust button on the side of the
phone.
Last
10
The Last
10
feature provides a
list
of the last
10
phone
numbers
you
called.
The most
recent
number is at the top of the
list.
You can touch
any
number
on
the
list
to place a
call.
Mark
to
Dial
You can
mark
telephone numbers in notes
and
forms
by
touching the screen, sliding your stylus
to
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To
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select
Dial
from the
menu.
The ln-Call screen will appear as the
Phone feature
places the
call.
For
example, this can be useful
if
someone sends you a phone number
in
an
electronic mail
message.
Just mark
it
and
dial.
Menu
The Phone Menu lets you set sound settings,
set
phone settings, set roaming preferences,
review
time in
use,
and
review
the status
monitor.
Mute
Use
the
mute
feature
(on
the
ln-Call screen) to
turn
off the sound to the microphone so that the party
on
the other end of the line cannot hear your
conversation. A
"Mute"
message
will appear
in the
upper right hand corner of the display and the
Mute
button will change
to Unmute.
To turn
the
mlcrophone back on, touch the Unmute
button.
One Minute Beep
This feature
helps
you
keep
track of how
much time
you spend in a call by beeping every
minute.
To
set this feature, touch
Menu,
then Time in
Use, and
then touch One Minute
Beep
to check
it.
See
"Setting
Phone
Timers" on
page
32.
Phone Pager
The Phone
Pager
feature allows callers
to
leave a
telephone
number.
The
Pager
feature accepts
up to
nine phone numbers left
by
callers.
To set
this
feature, touch
Menu,
then Phone Settings,
then
check Accept
Pages.
See "Phone
Settings"
on
page
27.
Note:
When you check Accept
Pages,
Answer
Automatically also
receives
a
check.
They
must both
be
active
to
receive
pages.
When a caller places a call to you, the caller
hears
a few
rings
followed
by
three
beeps.
The caller
should touch the pound
(#)
sign, enter a
phone
number,
touch the pound
(#)
sign again, and
hang
up.
When the
Page
arrives,
Simon
beeps, and
the
border around
the
Phone
Pager
button darkens
to
let
you know
a
new Page has
arrived.
When
possible, let callers know what to do
when
they reach
the
pager instead
of
your
voice.
To
return
the call, touch the Phone Pager
button.
The
list
of the last nine pages appears with
the
newest
at the
top.
To dial the
number,
just
touch
the
button
you
want.
Phone Power
This
button,
when touched, turns the phone on
or
off.
When
the phone is on, the amber LED
is
on,
and the status window on the main
Phone screen
says "Phone is
On."
When you turn off the
phone
from the main
Phone
screen, the amber light
goes
off and the status window message changes
to
"Phone is
Off."
lf you turn
off
the phone from
the
ln-Call screen, a pop-up will appear to make
sure
you want your phone
off.
Note:
You
control Simon's main power and
phone
power
separately.
You
turn main power
on
and off
using
the
Resume/Suspend
button
on
the side of
Simon.
You turn the
phone
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Guide
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