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Setting up the telephone for your own specific needs
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Storing
call numbers in the telephone book
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Y
ou “note” the call number of your partner during a call. Y
ou store a number in the
redial memory on a destination key
. The previously stored destination is overwritten
and the new number is stored in the telephone book. Y
ou store your own number so
that it appears on the display
.
Storing a call number as a note
Y
ou are making a call and wish to note the
call number of your partner
.
Open your telephone book and select the
menu item “Allocate”.
Select “Note” to store the call number in
your telephone book as a note.
Save the entry
. The number is now stored
in your telephone book. Y
ou can subse
-
quently display all notes on your phone.
Reallocating a redial number
Y
ou can reallocate call numbers from the
redial memory to the telephone book.
Press the “Redial” key repeatedly until the
desired call number is displayed (max. 5
call numbers in redial memory).
Select the “Reallocate” menu item and
press “Enter”.
The call number is transferred from the re
-
dial memory to the telephone book. Y
ou
can then edit the entry (e.g. add a name,
etc.).
Storing an emergency number, your own number or a data destination
Enter the new call number
.
Select the desired setting for the menu
item “Allocate”, e.g. “Individual emergency
number”.
Press the destination key that is to be as
-
signed the emergency number
.
Store the entry
.
The emergency number is now stored on
the respective destination key
.
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Telephone
book
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'Reallocate
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