British Telecommunications (BT) Senator, System Manual

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5.8
5.8.1
To store a number
To send a stored
number
To erase a stored
number
To change a stored
number
REPETITION OF
LAST NUMBER
KEYED
To repeat the last
number called:
CPE/MS 526 Issue 2 (12/88)
Part 5 FACILITIES AND OPERATING
PROCEDURES
The procedure for storing and sending a number is described below, and is
also applicable for Tele 8553. For Teles 8551 and 8521 refer to the relevant
User Guide.
Lift the handset
Depress and release button P.
Depress and release the digit button under which the number is to be
stored.
'Key in' the number to be stored.
Replace the handset.
Numbers containing up to 18 digits can be stored so most international
numbers can be accommodated.
Lift the handset and depress an exchange line button to seize a
free
exchange line.
On receipt of exchange dial tone depress and release button T.
Depress and release the digit button under which the required number
is stored.
Lift the handset
Depress and release button P.
Depress and release the digit button under which the number to be
erased is stored.
Replace the handset.
It is not necessary to erase a stored number before replacing it with a new
number. Keying a new number into the store under a digit button already
used replaces the previous number in that store.
The last exchange number called by keying in full is stored in the telephone
until another exchange number is called. Exchange calls using repertory
dialling will not affect the stored number, but intercom calls will be stored.
Lift the handset and listen for system dial tone.
Select an exchange line by pressing the appropriate exchange line button and
listen for dial tone.
Press T twice.
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