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Making a Call
Notebook
Notebook
Using the notebook function you
can note a telephone number dur-
ing a call. The noted number is
entered into the telephone book, to
which you can later add a name.
You can also save the caller's tele-
phone number in the notebook.
Noting a Telephone Num-
ber
You are making a call and want to
note a telephone number.
Press the
Notepad
softkey.
Now enter the desired telephone
number. If you make an error you
can delete the last digit with the
≤
arrow key.
If you want to save a caller's tele-
phone number in the telephone
book, press the redial key instead of
entering the telephone number.
Press the
OK
softkey. The noted
telephone number is stored in the
telephone book (without a name).
The note is shown as the last entry
in the telephone book and can be
assigned a name.
A new entry overwrites the last tele-
phone number saved.
Making a Call
Calling Back
Calling Back from the Call
List
Callers whose telephone numbers
are saved in the call list can easily
be called back.
Press the
Callers
softkey.
The most recent entry in the call list
appears. If the telephone number is
listed in the telephone book, the
caller's name appears instead.
Using the arrow keys
≤ ≥
you can
scroll through the individual entries
in the call list.
Lift the handset or press the speaker
key. The displayed number is
dialled.
If you call back a person listed in the
call list this way, the call in the list
will be marked as having been
answered, but will not be deleted
from it. Marked calls have a tick to
the left. If you wish to select a spe-
cific MSN for dialling puroses, press
the
Option
softkey and the
MSN
.
If you do not wish the number to be
transmitted during the call, select
Option
and
HideID
.
When dialling a telephone number
from the call list it is not possible to
add a subaddress.