Recalling a Phone Number
Using the Name -- Name Recall
PHONE BOOK
Name
< recall >
1. Press YES to select the Name Recall
function.
NAME
RECALL
Name:_
2. Enter the first letter of the name by
pressing the relevant numeric key as
many times as required.
When an underline character ( _ ) appears to the right of
the letter entered, you can enter the next.
You can enter up to five letters. For example, to recall the
phone number stored under the name STUART, you can
enter S, ST, STU, STUA or STUAR.
NAME
RECALL
Name:STU_
3. Press YES or Right Arrow.
<(10)STUART>
+46412345678
The first name that begins with the
letter(s) entered, is displayed. (The digits
between brackets in the top line
represent the number of the memory
position.)
4. If the name is not the desired one, scroll
forward by pressing Right Arrow until
you find it. If you scroll past the name,
you can go back by pressing Left Arrow.
5. To call the number displayed, press
Send (YES).
Appending Digits to a Recalled Number
You can append digits to a recalled number. This is useful if
you have stored a partial number, that is a phone number
which does not include the last digits.
Replacing the Last Digits in a Recalled Number
You can alter a number that you have recalled from
memory by erasing the last digit(s) with the CLR key. You
can then append new digits.
DTMF Signalling
If you have stored a code including the digits 0 -- 9 and the
characters
*
and #, you can recall it when a call is in
progress.
Note that you must hold down Left Arrow to enter the
Phone Book menu.
Proceed as described under points 1 to 4 above and then
press Send.
The sequence of characters are sent as DTMF tones, one
character at a time. In the meantime the message
Sending, together with the characters, is shown in the
display.
5. Using Menus
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