AT&T 854 - Special Memory Features; Advanced Memory Functions; Dialing Long Phone Numbers

Memory
D;aling
Speciol
Memory
Feolures
Dioling
Long
Phone
Numbers
Erosing
o
Stored
Number
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Storing
o Temporc'y
Tone
Signolin
Merrnry
Storing
o Switchhook
Flosh
in
Memory
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can
storc
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in
difftrent
memory
locations.
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be
in
both
upper
and
lower
spaces
of
amemory
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pte3e
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to
sqe.
fo
iiat,
press
the
memory
button
and wait
t'or
:
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to
srop.
press
the
other
memory
button.
Be
surc
to
prcss
TOWEP
rt
rqEssary.
To remove
a number
from
menrql, yE
a
simpl-v
st anodrer
number
in
its
place.
To
clear
a
memory
locatioo
and
tceve
it empty:
I
Press
PROGRAM
2
Press
PAUSE.
.
For
Two-Touch
memory
locations,
press
LOWER.
3
Press
memory
button
to be
erased.
You
can program
a
pause/delay
into
a memory
dialing
position
for
use
with
certain
banking
and long-distance
services,
or to
obtain
an
outside
line
when
using
a
business
telephone
system.
To
insert
a
dialing
delay
in
a
phone
number
you
are storing,
press
PAUSE
Each
time you
press
PAUSE,
a 2.3
second
delay
occurs
in
the
diaring
sequence.
For
example,
if
your
telephone
is
connected
to
a
switchboard
(PBX),
you
would
enter
the
access
number,
dialing
delay,
and
then
telephone
number
into
memory.
See page
22 for
storing
and
dialing
instructions.
If
you
have
selected
the
pulse
dialing
mode,
you
may
store
the
TONE
signal
as
part
of the
stored
number.
For
example,
you
may
store
a
dialing
sequence
that includes
the phone
number
you
will
dial
in
pulse
mode
followed
by
the TONE
signal
and any
additional
numbers you
will
dial
in touch-tone
mode.
1: _Vo_"
store
the
dialing
sequence
in
the
phone (see
page
22),
press
TONE
at the
appropriate
point
in the
sequence.
You
can
use
the
switchhook
flash
to activate
custom-calling
services,
such
as
call waiting
or 3-way
calling.
you
may
store
a
switchhook
flash
as
part
of
a custom-calling
dialing
sequence.
press
FLASH
at the
appropriate
point
in
the
sequence.
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