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To redial one of the previous 10 numbers:
Press the Right Wheel Button
Press the Up arrow until the number you want is displayed.
Press the Speaker Phone button to dial or alternatively press the Call Back button. See
below.
Call Back – Automatic Redial.
This feature can be used to automatically dial numbers in your, incoming-Caller ID memories, Last
Number Redials, or for when you have manually dialled a number that is engaged on first attempt.
If you dial a number and it is “busy” you can hang up and press the Call Back button, which, just like
redial, will automatically redial the number. But if it is still “ busy” the Call Back feature will
automatically hang up and dial the number again , it will repeat this for up to 20 times. If the
number you call starts ringing your phone will ring once to alert you, and ringing tone will be heard
over the Speaker phone.
Once connected you can continue the call through the speaker phone or lift the handset.
Pause Function
You may need to insert a pause when connected to a PBX or using indirect phone services.
To insert a pause during dialling press the Redial button, this will insert a 3 second pause, then
continue dialling as normal.
Recall function ( also called Flash or R)
The Recall function is used to Transfer calls on a PBX or Network services such as 3 way calling. If you
need to change the Recall Break timing see page 9 of programming section
One Touch Memories 1 to 10
To store Numbers into Memory Buttons
To store numbers into the 10 one touch memories.
In the on-hook mode dial the number to be stored ( max 14 digits ) then press and hold the
chosen memory button 1 to 10 for 3 seconds, repeat to store more numbers.
To Dial a Number in Memory
To dial a number in memory press the appropriate button – the Speaker phone will
automatically turn on and dial the number. To continue the call you can remain in speaker
phone mode or lift the Handset
To Change a Number in Memory
To change a number in any memory just enter the new number and press the memory
button.
NB : If the phone is unplugged from the line for any reason programmed memories will not be lost.
