STORE 1
Name:_
2.
To store a phone number in the
first
free
memory position (
1
in this example),
go to point
5
, below.
3.
To store a phone number in a
different
memory
position, press
Left Arrow
.
STORE _
Name:_
4.
Enter the number of the memory
position (one or two digits), for
example
10
, and press
Right Arrow
.
STORE 10
Name:_
5.
To store a phone number
without
a
name, press
YES
.
Go to point
8
, below.
6.
Enter the first letter of the name by pressing the
appropriate numeric key as many times as required.
STORE 10
Name:S_
When an
underline
character (_)
appears to the right of the letter entered,
you can enter the next.
If you want to enter a
space
, press the
1
key. To enter a
hyphen
, press the
1
key
twice
.
If you make a mistake, when entering the letters,
you can correct it with the
CLR
key.
STORE 10
Name:STUART_
7.
When you have entered the name,
press
YES
.
STORE 10
Name:STUART
Enter no: _
8.
Enter the phone number and press
YES
.
STORED 10
Name:STUART
+46412345678
9.
The name and number is stored.
Alternative Method to Store a Phone Number
+46412345678
If the phone number you wish to store, is
shown in the display
PHONE BOOK
< Store >
1.
Proceed as described under points
1 --
7
in the preceding section.
STORED 10
Name:STUART
+46412345678
2.
The number and name is stored.
Memory Protection
STORE 10
Used
Overwrite?
If you try to store a phone number in a
memory position which already contains
a phone number:
a.
Store the number in a
different
memory position.
Press
NO
and enter the number of the memory
position.
5. Using Menus
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