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Operation
CALLER ID: If your phone is ON but not in a conversation, Caller ID operates as follows: When the phone rings, the
Calling Number flashes in the phone’s display. If you do not answer the Call (by pressing the “SEND” key) the Calling
Number is stored in the phone’s Memory Stack.
The Memory Stack can store up to three Calling Numbers for your retrieval and later use. To conserve memory, if con-
secutive calls are received from the same number, that number is stored only once.
When information such as “Voice Mail” or “Caller ID” is stored in the memory stack, the “ ” icon at the lower right of
the display, flashes.
Your phone also counts and displays the number of unanswered calls. For example, if two calls were not answered,
“CALLED 02” will appear in the phone’s display.
CALL WAITING CALLER ID: If your phone is in use and another call is directed to your phone, a short three beep
tone alerts you of the new call and the new Calling Number is flashed in the display as described above. Upon viewing the
new incoming Calling Number, you may choose whether or not to answer the call. If you choose to answer the call simply
press the key. This places the first party on hold while allowing you to converse with the new incoming caller. If
choose not to answer the new incoming call, this number is not stored in the memory stack. However, this number may be
accessed by pressing the key after completion of the original call.
(Note: you may switch back and forth and converse with both calling parties by alternately pressing the key.)
Unavailable or Restricted Numbers: In addition to incoming caller ID, two additional indications are possible. When the
display indicates “RES” the calling number is Restricted by the calling party who does not want the number to be dis-
played.
A display of “UNA” indicates that the number is unavailable for display.
VOICE MAIL NOTIFICATION: When messages are left in your voice mail, the “ ” icon at the lower right of the
display, flashes to alert you. The memory stack stores the number of new messages that are in your mailbox. (New
messages are messages that you have not retrieved). Two indications can be displayed “NO VOICE” when there are no
messages or “VOICE XX” (xx indicates the number of new messages).
Reviewing the Memory Stack
Memory Stack: The memory Stack contains four memory locations. The first memory location is used to store the
number of new Voice Messages in your voice mail.
Memory Stack Alert: Whenever the Memory Stack contains information for your review (Calling Numbers or Voice Mail
Notification) the flashing “ ” icon at the lower right side of the display flashes to alert you. In addition, if your voice
mail contains new messages, you will occasioanlly hear a short beep as a reminder of pending messages.
Memory Stack Retreival: To retrieve information from the memory stack the following two-key stroke sequence should