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Place a PSTN CALL:
For KT101D dual-mode phone to make a PSTN call, pick up the handset and press the
PSTN switch button
and then dial the number.
Note:
Press <Send/Redial> to place a call after dialing the number.
When dialing/answering a call, press <Speaker> to toggle the speaker on.
If the phone has a plugging microphone, press the microphone switch button to use it.
5.1.2 Redialing
Pick up the handset (or press <Speaker> to toggle the speaker on) and press
<Send/Redial> to call the last number dialed.
5.1.3 Holding On
Press <Hold> to place an active call on hold. In this case, you can hear the peer while you
cannot be heard. Press <Hold> again to resume the held call.
5.1.4 Speed dialing
Speed dialing is available to the first nine phone numbers (known as a speed dial list) in the
telephone book of your KT101
(refer to section 5.2 ―Phone Book‖ for details on the phone
book). The numbers listed in the speed dial list and corresponding contacts can be quickly
located and called.
Follow these steps to perform speed dialing:
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In standby mode press <Speed Dial> (or enter the [Speed Dial] menu) to display
the speed dial list.
Press <UP> or <DOWN> to locate the number you want to dial. Press <OK> to place the
call.
Note:
In addition to speed dialing, you can also place a call through the [Phone Book] menu or the
[Recent calls] menu, which will be covered in the section 5.2 ‖Phone Book‖ and section 5.3
―Recent Calls‖.
When you perform a speed dial, your KT101 operates in hands-free mode by default. If you
then pick up the handset (if it is not picked up previously), your KT101 exits the hands-free
mode. If you have picked up the handset before the speed dial, press <Speaker> to toggle
the speaker off.
5.2 Phone Book
Your KT101
provides a phone book for you to store the contacts’ names and numbers for
