If you wish to store the entry in an alternate location,
press Ç. The phone display will again show:
Enter the new desired location and press Ø.
Again, if you prefer, you can enter •. This will
place the information in the first available location of
your phone book. Or you can enter the first digit of the
memory location (the ‘decade’), followed by •. This
will place the information in the first available location
of the requested decade.
The phone will confirm the information is now held in
the new location.
In addition to storing simple telephone numbers in
your Phone Book as indicated above, you may also
use pauses to link memory locations to allow your
cellular phone to call a number and then wait for
appropriate requests before transmitting DTMF tone
information. This functionality can be especially useful
for accessing Voice Mail systems, banking via phone,
accessing credit card information, etc.
By including pauses between linked memory locations
you can have your phone dial a telephone number
and then wait for your response before continuing to
transmit.
To Create Pauses and Link Memory Locations:
1. Press Ï, Å. The display will
show:
Phone
Book
Pause Dialing/Memory Linking
Locatn
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