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If you want a lower case character, press and
hold a key until the character appears in low-
er case. All further letters will appear in lower
case until a key is pressed and held once
again.
To enter a space between characters, press .
To correct a mistake, press .
Once the desired character is on the display
and you want to enter a new character, do ei-
ther of the following:
If the next required character is located on
some key other than the previously pressed
key, press the new key and the first character
on the key will appear.
If the next required character is located on
the same key as the present one, wait one
second. The vertical cursor will appear to the
right of the character just pressed. Alterna-
tively: Press and select the character
without waiting for the cursor to appear.
Note:
In alpha mode, the numeric characters
available for each key are only for use with
names. You cannot use the characters as ordi-
nary phone numbers.
Storing information via the
phone interface
To store names and phone numbers via the phone
interface (to enter other contact information,
use the Contacts application):
Press
Memory
.
Key in the name (of up to 30 characters) that
you want to store with the phone number. For
details, see the previous "Keying in a name"
section.
Press
Save
.
Key in the international access and country
codes (if necessary), area code and phone
number. Instead of the country-specific inter-
national access code, you can use the
+
char-
acter (press twice). When the
+
character
is used, the cellular network will automatical-
ly add the international access code of the
country from which you are trying to call.
If you are storing DTMF sequences and want
to use the DTMF special characters, for a
pause, press three times quickly, so that a
p
is displayed. For a wait character, press
four times quickly, so that a
w
is displayed.
For more information on storing DTMF se-
quences, see chapter 3 "Contacts: Contact
cards - Storing DTMF tones"
Press
Save
. The message SAVED will appear
(in the middle of the display). The entry will be
automatically saved in the Contacts directory
in alphabetical order (numbers will precede
letters).
See also chapter 3 "Contacts: Contacts directory
and the phone interface".
Recalling information
You may retrieve phone numbers and names
from memory by the name with which the re-
quired phone number was stored or by the speed
dial number of the Contacts directory entry.
To recall a phone number by corresponding
name:
Press
Memory
.
Key in the name or its first letter(s).
Press
Find
. The name closest to the keyed in
characters will appear.
You can move to the next name containing
the same characters by pressing
Next
, or
scroll through the names with or until
you reach the correct one.
To review the phone number stored with the
name:
Press . If the phone number has been
designated a speed dial number, the location
number of the name and phone number is
shown in the upper right corner of the display.
Dialling shortcuts
The dialling shortcuts provide quick and conven-
ient ways to make voice calls.
Speed dialling
Speed dialling is a handy way to call fre-
quently-used phone numbers by keying one
digit and the send key. You can define up to
nine speed dial numbers in the communicator
memory (“B” memory). For information on
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