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Now that you’ve set up your phone, it’s time to find out what each of the buttons are for.
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Name of
button
What it does
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Select
Press this to choose something you’ve highlighted on
the display or to switch features on and off.
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Scroll
Use these to move up and down through information
on the screen, or to enable and disable functions such
as Call Forwarding. When the phone’s not in use, these
buttons double as shortcuts: scroll up to see your
speed dial information; scroll down for missed calls.
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Volume
Change the volume of the speakers and the ringer.
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Mute
Turn the microphone on and off so other people on
the call can’t hear you.
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Dial
You know what these do!
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Redial
Automatically dials the last number you called.
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Call
Use this to start and finish calls.
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Name of
button
What it does
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Soft keys
Function changes depending on what you’re doing
with the phone. Their functions appear on the screen.
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Exit
Use this to exit the current screen and return to the
previous menu.
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Menu
Use this to access features on your phone and to
change its set up. You can also use it to exit your
current screen and return to the ‘idle’ screen.
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Display
screen
Shows the time and date, menus and soft keys, and
information about calls, messages and features.
The information display line (that shows the directory
number) also shows icons and text, including:
• Pop up message (eg. network error messages)
• Do Not Disturb text or icon
• Call forwarding info (eg. Call Forwarding Enabled)
• Missed calls (eg. ‘4 new missed calls’)
• Presence (eg. ‘Busy’)
• Prompt message (eg. ‘Enter URL’)
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Getting to know your phone
